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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14


Ruston.-nr. H. II Smith, aged &C years.
died at D. m, August 10. He was rear
ed In Morehouse parish, had lived In
jackson many years, but came here early
In 1889.
New orleans Mir. r.. Adolph Plffet. an
old-timo New orleans merchant. aud the
last son of the late Baptisto Piffct. one
Of the Oldest and best-known merchants
OF the old days OF New orleans, died
August 10,
Wlnsboro.-C worms have made
their appearance In several parts OF this
parish. but have done little or no dam.
age yet However, there is q probability
that they VIII rapidly Increase in number.
In which case the cotton II In great
danger.
Alexandria. The Indian medicine man
who killed the negro man named Craw-
ford near Lecsville. Vernon parish, on
Monday night last and IL now IN Jail at
Leesville. is r. II. Bruce. fisherman
and Indian herb doctor. who has been
located at Boyco, In this parish, Tor some
time past.
New lbcria.-The salt mines at Avery
Island are caving and tho railroad CONF
pnny has been forced to take up part
OF their tracks, This does not interfere
with tho mining operations. Tho cave
IL In an old SHAFT and viii not impede
tho shipment OF salt nor with the min
crs employed.
Baton Rouge,-The first bale OF new
cotton OF the Mississippi Valley was re-
ceived August 10, by Garlg, Rcdly \ Co.
of this city. It was raised on the planta-
tion OF Mr. J, Hays White, about six
miles from Baton Rogue. It classes mid.
ding and weighs A7G pounds IL was
shipped by packet to New orleans,
AioNandria.- Deputy sheriff William
French sold at public auction at the
courthouse Saturday, pursuant to ndvor-
tlsomcnt about GOO acres Of land seized
Ia the suit OF the Canadian and Amerl-
can Mortgage aud Trust company Limit
ed, W. II, r, LucEutt. situated on Red
river about twelve miles below Alex
andra.
Amlte Clty.-Thls progressive little
city In soon to have bank. with u capt.
tai stock OF $4,000, which IL almost all
subscribed now-in fact, thcre Ia 5000
taken, and It IL understood that the bgl-
nnce will be readily Nl,cn by two or
three prominent citizens. who have been
Withholding their subscriptions TO the
capital stock until It could be- seen how
much was lacking 10 make up the total.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
wEATnER AND oRors.

Granger.-The weather continues hot
and dry with no Indication OF rain. Cot
ton Is opening rapidly but the crop IL
being cut short by the drouth.
New waverly. August R.-Notwith-
standing the length OF time that cotton
worms have been at work, they have done
but little harm as yet, owing TO the e1-
IRENE dry and warm weather. whieh
was greatly TO their disadvantage. Only
a few will poison there cotton. They as
sert that the extreme low price OF cotton
Will not Justify poisoning.
Alvin. August l2.--The Thermometer reg
lstered 100 degrees today, which II almost
a record breaker for the coast country.
The extremely hot and dry weather Is
considerable OF a drawback for the farH-
en- who are preparing for their fall crops.
Ii has also been rather damaging TO
strawberries, although with the present
condition OF the plants. there VIII be
large Increase IN the acreage over last
year.
Fayetteville. August i9.-fhe weather
ary and hot. and temperature at 100 ana
above nearly all day. since several weeks.
Cotton worms have been here Tor week
ana farmers have poisoned extensively. 30
far the worms have done very little harm
and will not II the present hot weather
continues Up TO this time last year TINS
mace had received fifty-three new bales
q cotton. while this year only three Rave
been sold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

wharton. Texae. August i9.-Captnln
Asa Dawdy has Mt considerable eNpansc,
fixed up u cotton yard FOR the handing
OF cotton at this point with comrno-
dious platform 5ONl0o feet. The business
IL Intended for the convenience OF The
home market. and viii be conducted on
the same general plan now oommon
throughout the State. The firm Will adj
vance on cotton and when 800 bales are
IN stock buyers from abroad will be wired
to come and bid. II will give the pro-
Queer q chance TO sell at homc-the cot
ton will be insured. MIR, Dawdy has 80
far met with the encouragement which
induced him TO 20 to the heavy expense
TO establish a first-class yard.
Dr. Phillips has on exhibition Mt his
drug store. squash which measures i2
by 81 inches, weighing &C pounds. II was
raised by Mr.. George sehly on Wharton
soil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Temple. Texas. August l2-The Santa
Fe and Katy excursions. tho former TO
Galveston Saturday and Saturday night.
and the latter to Austin Sunday morning,
took good crowds from Temple, all bent
on having day Of change and recrea-
tlon. Those going to Galveston numbered
about 100 passengers, while the Austin
excursion being only SiJ0 rate caught
combined made Up a good excursion
train.
Fishing and camping parties TO the
Leon and other neighboring rivers IL
getting TO be quite a favorite source or
amusement with u number OF citizcns
Parties OF families and young people
are made up and Rpend several days
camping and fishing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
EIcnANGIa NOTES.

sherman Register. The general demand
for hogs caused by the immense corn
crop has advanced the price N tho pork
ers and there are but fcw FOR sale Gray-
Fun county farmers have adopted the plan
Cf keeping their amoliehouses ut home,
Wa1ahuchic Light; ELLIS county stands
Ia the forefront OF the many good roun-
tics OF Texas az tho best agricultural
province In the whole State. she pays
but little attention to politics, hence las
few of that class within her borders. Sh1
W "a county OF prugroHs, wealth and peace
and IL the place for the citizen who wants
to labor,
Palmer Times: when people talk about
their being a better county than lsliiH
cabbage shakes It's head, every beet gets
rod IN the face, every onion Eot5 stronger
every ohtflold IL shocked. corn sticks up
itv ears and every loot OF land Mokh
with q neigh and our printers graz their
from Duval county that the sun shines 10
hot eggs are being Matched In i, 4 Mex.
lean hhB invented II box covered with WOOL
from top TO bottom. He lets The eggs 81
IN tho sun during the heat OF tho day aud
the remainder OF the time he keeps them
In the box covered with wool, They hatch
out ull right.
Toxins Sandwich; IL has been hut thros
yenra since the Arst experiments were
made IN rice culture In Jefferson county,
but they we're so eucrcHsful that alrvady
the industry there has grown 20 large
proportions and Il Is claimed mat me
county has 10000 acrcs adapted to rio
culture and that those could DO made to
produce from 500 900 20 l,0U,pIO sacks a
ksts more than SC000.OO0 and hundreds OF
people would be given employment IN tho
cultivation, gathering and preparation "
81. number OF other Texas counties arc
also adapted to rice culture, and II can
be readily seen that the industry can be
made worth many millions OF dollars 10
fhe state Let every onn call for Texas
grown rice and make such demand Tor
ID that planters will feel encouraged "a
devote ali the available land IN the state
10 the Industry. II viii cost conaumera
nothing extra 10 buy Texas RICE inatend
OF thnf raised IN other States. and their
unanimous preference for II Will Keep q
,fnst amount Of money In the state thhl
"A ow goes out Of II every year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Miguel. Texas. August i-Yonr cor
respondent at Devine, Medina county.
reported the first bnie from this section,
as II II had been born. raised and ginued
In Medina county. and seemed to be
HILARIOUS over II, when In reality II
was raised glnned and purchased IN Frlo
county. but simply hauled by Mr.. d. Il.
Winters to Devlne for shipment. As 1t
IL such hard matter TO get credit
placed where II properly beings. VIZ ask
that you publish this correction. The
cotton crops are almost burned TO the
ground by the excessive hot weather
and no prospect for rain. The best farm
ers say the crop at It's present ptage
will not average "A bale TO ten acres our
only hope is for plenty OF rain Immediate
ly, and n fail crop. Thomas Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Luling. Texas August l2.--A desperate
shooting affray took place yesterday even
Ing at Martindale. eighteen miles west or
here. In which young white man named
Henry Hlghtower. was shot and Instantly
Killed by a negro named Henry Wade.
Saturday evening Wade and brothor-ln-
law OF Hightower's had difficulty and
the negro knocked the white man in the
head with rock. badly inJuring MIN.
Yesterday evening Hightower met the
negro near tho Baptist church. in the edge
OF town, ard fred on him twice with a
pistol. The negro replied with a shotgun.
WADE was captured and carried 10 jaN at
I,ockhart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Livingston, Texas. August lie. 10
carter, district attorney left this evening
for Houston, en- route TO Liberty where
dIstr let court VIII convene tomorrow.
Idyingston's base ball team left today
for cold Springs. where they wnl play a
match game with the club OF that pace,
Gran dpa Dunnam, father OF Mira. James
u, I'M. is visiting her. and VIII probably
remain several weeks. having Just rpont
some time with his sons, A. J. G, Dunnam
al Crockett and NJ A. Dunnam OF
Corslcaua.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

safe Opened and the Contents IhNs"'
Arrest of u Negro Enipioye'

HOustOH, 7NHNU7V -
Following close upon the many nnr,
rlarlea recently reported, shnuN nhnt
..,s 49,, aver on the alert TO feather MS
pes, ys,th Inc profits OF Another's labor
's Sunday night about o'clock pr. s. a.
$40 ,yhn mas an office at the corner
~ pra,rle avenue ana Main street. en-
tarea lie Bon Ton Ice cream parl9r VI
b. A. Booth 4 Bro. in ins same o" ',,s,"n
a ,,,s ss,sehed a Knights Of Pythias charm,
WA a MIN. in the form OF a star SCI WIN
ain,,,ands requesting that the articles pe
,,,, IN the SAFE until morning. which Vas
done. a.,, ,,,orni,y when
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

ON the plant Will commence Immediately.
Tho citizens are now contracting for an
electric light plant and hope 20 be able
TO have It In operation In q short time, a
party Is here offering to put u down as
soon aa the people agree to pay for 400
lights.
A unique entertainment was given by
six Mexican young ladies at the Metho-
dist church In connection with Dcmorest
prohibition medal contest.
Kcrrville Camp OF Confederate Veterans
met at the courthouse this afternoon to
complete permanent organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Cameron. Texas. August 1.-THE Prlml-
tive Baptist association at New Provi-
donce In this county. began Friday and
closed yesterday There were several
thousand people present ana representa-
tlvcs from Mcclellan. Falls, Robinson,
Coryell, Bell, Williamson and Lee coun-
ties, There were n thousand IN camp
Friday night This church Is not strong,
but the meeting was union Of many
hundred members OF this pious band,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
,s,,,.,, M. nro,h.r-In.Law.

Crockett. Texas, August 1.-Anthony
walker. coiored. came In and surrendered
10 Sheriff waller. stating that he bad shot
and killed his sisters husband, NELSON
Cannon. Anthony Walkcr was prosecute
,,s syiInese against Nelson Cannon for
whipninR hia (cannon'D wife. Cannon
was acquitted Friday and the killing oc-
CURED Saturday. Walker says he aeted
N self-defense. Particulars not known
Walker Is in jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Sulphur Springs. Angelina County,
Texas, August i0.-The camp meeting
opened here last night. Or. Dudley OF
Tyler Professor Richardson OF Rusk. Rev.
W. s. Red, editor OF the Texas Preshy-
terian. Rev. w. A. Jones' OF Woodvillc
Joseph Sylistini alabama INDIAN and 9TH
ers are expected The Rockland Lumber
company will take visitors TO the camp
ground free of charge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Livingston. Texas. August H.--Llttle
Kate daughter OF Mir. and Mrs. II.
Campbell, died about o'clock this morn
ing of congestion. after a brief Illness.
she was an Intelligent. sweet girl about
10 years of age. the pride Of her parents
n companion TO her aunt, Mrs. Dr. J. II.
McCnrdell, and admired by all who knew
her. She win be Inferred in the cemetery
here tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Yoakum, Texas. August l2'-E. 4. lie
poux, leading jeweler in the city, late
of san Antonio. died yesterday afternoon
and his funeral took place here TINS after
noon under the auspices OF the Masons,
OF which order he was an honored menu
her He lenves two little motherless
children and so far as known he has no
relations in this country,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

cuero, Texas, August ia DEDICATION
from Cuero, componed OF mnhtefs
charlie. Dnren. Thornton Hamilton and
.Iohn BAKER and Misses Florence Durcn
and Daiay Chapman. nil IN charge VI
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. left tiii9 morn.
snr for school. The young men destined
fop Virginia and the young girls 70
Nashville Tenn.
.oruey A. b. Davidson and
norninR 20 spend the re-
.na,naer w lus suEimsr In Tsnneaaoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Huntsville, Texas, August l2-Mrs'
Morning Fails, aged 1G2 years, died at
her home. west OF this place on Saturday.
she was born in North Carolina and came
10 Texas In the hftles. She leaves three
sons living in this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Lullne. Texas, August ia telephone
message from San Antonio states that Dr.
s. j, Francis. who. accompanied By two
local physlclans and several friends. WIS
carried there Saturday for treatment, IL
much improved. and strong hopes are en-
teriained for bis speedy recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
ME-. AIIren johnson.

Tampa, Texas. August i2-Mrs. All
cen johnson, wife OF Lee Johnson u
,acomottve fireman on the Santa Fe
here died yesterday and was buried at
the city cemetery today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

oyerton. Texas. August 1.-THE infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs charles Btoueh'
dIed here this evening OF erysipelas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
NOTES.
THE DEATH ROLL.


Gonzales, Texas, August lg.-Adam
Fischer. one OF the old settlers OF CON
gaies. died at S:l5 q. IN. today lie had
lived In Gonzales for forty-tive years. ana
followed the trade Of shoemaker, at which
he supported his family and laid up suih-
cient for a rainy day. lie raised an nom
orahIe family and is the father Of Fischer
pros. one OF the largest and wealthiest
firms In the city. While looking after
his horse. he was Kicked in>,the stomach
fingered three days and passed peacefully
away. The whole town and county mourn
his loss. HIS son, Lee Fischer, Is In New
York buying goods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

YraeIe pass, Texas. August iz.-Fivc new
cases OF smallpox at quarantine camp
today and four deaths. There 10 now f'ek
i2d. twenty-aosen deaths w 70 49, ,a,,..r
Contributed by citizens Of San Antonio.
CLEANING and bedding IT. needed lauiy,
Ample suppiiea arc being furnished BY tho
government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Lullng. Texas. August 12.-The news OF
the death OF Mr.. Adam Fischer at Con
Sales this morning was received hvre with
much regret, lie was kicked by morse
Friday evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Alexandria. Mrs. L. D. David. aged %
years vito OF Andrew David postmaster
srS leading merchant OF Pineviue' uie'
August ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
A rnxAxs ExrnHIGNoE.

George walker Went Up Against
Corbetf for One ftcund.
San Antonio Express
when George walker shall arrive homv.
which is expected TO DO very soon ne WIN
ana several OF the sports ready 70 open
cod bottle for him because they reeokn'-e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

tfndor a section OF the consolidation act
n person may be sent TO jan for tltteen
days for failure to pny judgment Tor
less than so obtained by female for
wages earned. A lawyer impaired this IN
formation to u batch Of chorus Girls. ana
they immediately won't for a theatrical
manager who has held out on them. IT
he doesn't raise the uaah to satisfy their
olhimg DO WIN Do aonl up Tor l11 days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

A man who shot cat for singing un-
der his window at night paid s. Tor tho
pleasure of removing the nuisance, But
even then the woman who owned the AMI
NAL wasn't Satisfied. She wanted him In
dloted for murder. PoA are more pre-
cioua aud far more numerous than chill
dron at both ends Of the big bridge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

b.yenr-oid boy asleep on a fye-story
high nre.cscapo rolled off today and fell
10 the pavement. Instead OF landing on
the cruel stones. however, the tot dropped
Into aforementioned baby carriage lelt
an The sidewalk and wasn't hurt. Here's
a suggestion that might be utilized ~
the ilfe.saving sharps of the lrs depart
ment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

A wlfo Just 10 years old today asked for
n divorce. But the reason for making q
note Of II IL tho fact that the child wife
states In her application that she wants
a divorce IN order TO marry 'hor flrst love.
Evidently the mothers hereabouts are not
Keeping close enough watch on the nurse
girls and tho baby carriage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

the fact that a man was found dead In
Park Row with piece OF steak stuck
fast In his windpipe must not be taken by
strangers who see that Item while u 10
being pushed along us a reflection on ths
bills OF faro that abound In that street.
Park ROW steak IS likely 70 be tough once
In while. 80 ~ "pefs."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Tho police department has decided 10 Ia
nue no more permita for homecoming
parades through the streets after picEies.
when the paradorH are apt to he more
or less under the Influence OF liquor and
liable 10 make such a disturbance az char
acterized tho parade Of the Joseph Well
ing association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Bishop Potter has concluded his month'n
labor In the Cathedral Mission In stnn-
ton street. lie intends TO prepare a re-
port In a few days Of his observations
while in charge OF the mission. and titus
will embody any changes and puEgestlons
he has made and any results accomphehea.
The bishop VIII now tike his vacation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
lee ractory for lSsrsviIis.

Kerviile, Texas. Anfisi '''-'''" mons
md : r. r. Y. =
ths sises.-.. - 1900 -v- "-.~ snAlAes'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04

street ard bridge committee were read
and approved. a..
The mayor announced TINT an Injunction
was threatened ii the CITY attempted 10
exchange land With tho Southern Incilc,
which was arranged ~ recent Sptclhl
mpOtng, and the city attorney was M
strueied TO Investigate as 70 INC ciy .
authority 10 make such exchange
The city attorney was nlSO instructor 10
draw an ordinances under the following
houses without perinlssion from the sure. ,s
und bridge committee, lcVylnR YAK OF W
on each circus parade, ana lcVyips u TAX
of $50 on stree. fakirs, ,,,,
The lease OF the city han ny inc Dihs
was renewed for another year,
Tho Enterprise wax awarded the con-
tract for publishing official advertisements
and the council adjourned TO meet AZ
u. IN. tomorrow TO receive mo c''y Nv
torney's report on ordinsncof.
This district court has been VIGOROUSLY
M work on tho criminal docket today ana
dlsposed OF ths following cases: -,
Neal Rowies, carrying pistol hohe
pressed. $500 ,sa,, co,,,nuad
Mack Armstrong, assault To murder; Two
years IN the renitenunry' ,., -,
Peter Renfro, carrying pistoi' pea
OF guilty; nned t2s; continued
on application OF defendant
John Callahan. exhipiting y gene con
,innod on implication Of defendant;
Dennis Lewis. carrying u pistol; plea OF
guh Kim, m"I Heed. felony theft, plea OF
chilly. two years In the penitontiary'
lobe Arrnst rofg, attempted hrson' Two
wears IN the penitsntiary; ,,
,rhIs afternoon Constable SDieihs hfrest-
Cd and Jailed negro c f,nrh theft Of n
vniise from +. y. Duprey. Ths vallse was
stoien last Sunday.
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wcathcrford. No. ics--A. 8. Bunting. II.
Pilot Point. No. ioe--Eli Gee.
y. Frazier, IL.
Greenvlle No, ii4--w. II. Long. X.
,osiNie, NO. lls-A- ]. Askew, proxy for
;, Round Rock. No. iss-w. w. Smith. II.
Center. No. iaS-H. Twomey. proxy for
Il. f, Wilson. No. l2s--J. IL, Stacy.
proxy for IL. p. X, and s.
Akarado, No. i&-Jas. Wrigley, proxy
Frio, No. Nd, l., Burden. II. T..
M9ulton. No, is,-c. Foster proxy for
Denison, No. iss--,John Madden, II. p.
honey Grove, No. iis-M. l.. Bird, proxy,
Milford, No. isi-lS W; sgerry,, $.
melville No. iSi--John p. Bell. H. p
Hilsboro, No, is2-Proxy, II. L,
hubbard CITY. No. l6e--J, ID. jones'
II Paso. No, iSI-w. c, Holmes X,
lamrasos. No, lS-!T II, Haynie, II. ?,
s. J. Mcrriss. proxy for X. and 3.
proxy Ky for pS Vi, =. 20 X. and T. w. Evans
San W ASTso 30 To- los Il G Sroses Proxy
Caldwell, No, lila. c. Murray. II. p.
, NV StVlv,.. nv i--N' ~ BRYAN Pt'NN
for X. and =.
p1 S!s s ,or ; No i7s'. M crut'Af''d'
Reekwal. Nc. iT,--T, L. stanncld. proxy
for II. j.
,Bg,rd, No. ls2,,-J. N. Rushing. proxy for
Sanon No iS3-R. $. Charles Hammond.
PROXY for H. ~. X. and :,
BnllnEer, No. str p. Conner, proxy
FOR A. T. and s.
arcdc. No. lS--C. NJ riliy. II. 7,
cisco No igO-J. l.. rau ,rson. H. T.
BcllylIle. No, ipi--J. J. Carmichael,
proxy for H. p X. and 8
Vernon. No. TEL u. 7, Murchison, proxy
for IA. r.. X aud $.
Nlvord, No. 1893 T. NJ. Proctor y, J.,
1lnno No, NJ Il. Cross proxy, FOR
fwhitewriSsSt. No. ISL. C. Rubcn. II.
Moody. No no n y. Voc ", r
Marlin, No. 2Q0.-W w. ilunn!cutt. II,
wichita Falls. No Cow II Moore, NJ.
7 Frank Bolton proxy for s.
WIN Cttv. No 9n9-1 Vaughan. y
ltnacn. No sNi-~I J Moore. y 7.
nar'lett. u, M. NJ. Sunyhorn, IT, -
J. u Siawsou. X
Van Asiync, " p--I S. paushcr,y'
" y.
w r. snvnre,
L. T.. l,uricn
~ r Murchiscr.
TO rnucrs On tho scerctnr''a dc w wore
roe rcd 10 thc pupro pr ate com~'itic- aNd
Two grand chapter adjourned tn 2'W 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
TEXANS ~ NEW YORK.

New York. December i.--G. W. white
head OF lei Paso 10 ut the Murray Hin
nye Nelson Of Galveston Is at the St
r. f bro Town OF Fort Worth is at the West
"'ihsi Felim Imam of Galveston is at the st,
j jFranklin and wife are AZ the Beive-
II iiebman and o. +. Travis OF Dallas
are nj tho Hotel Marlborough, A.,
r. Hunter ana wife Oh Da''as afe at '"'
w AZ X Graham of Graham is at the
ot "a lad OF Austin is ut the Hotel MARI
borough. ,y.,,st,n Ia q, tho 6,
l H,9 ' csrgill OF Houston is at tho Hotel
C. l.. Dexter of Dallas IS at the Astor
' NJ 4. sherwyrd Of Dallas Is at the Hoff-
man house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
At TIIf OPIUM lIONsE

"FnniRvma,"
The magnificent scenery. the curious
mechanical stage ,rckA the broad fun and
tho excellent spcclaltics OF Hanlon Bro"'
new "Fantnsma" were enjoyed ngain NJ
the opciA hnise last evening 10y a eocd
rudlrnce. "FNntnsmn" "a rrneNlN pro
uounccd the beet spcctacu'ar attraction
ihat has 80 FAR visited Houston this scn-
son. Those who have seen II before Gun
Rnd new pcorlo nnd new scenes thi'
unn ns IL ii were n now show Tho at
traction gocs 20 Galveston today,
Tomorrow night Thursday. the famous
comedian Wm. IL, Crime, viii appear NJ
tho uncra house iu hts ROW celebrated
comedy '"rhe Senator" one of the most
popular plays ON the stage,