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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-18
Red Men.

Moshassuck Tribe No. IA was installed
at Woodlawn last evening with mem
bersnip of about 81.
About three months ago state Organizer
Charles W. Mercier came to the co lclusion
that a new tribe could be added 10 the
roster in that fourishing suburb, and ut
oroe set about 20 fl nd material and his
la bors were rewarded last evening, when
Great sachem A. A. Mewry proclsimed d
the officers and mem bers OF Moshassuck
Tribe duly ano legally installed sno to
be known and hailed as Red Men.
The officers OF the tribe are as follows:
Prophet, A. W. woodcock; sschem. Eu-
gene +. Allen; senior sycamore, Charles
T.. Jenckes; junior sycamore, William n.
Burgess; keeper OF records, Thomas
Hayes; keeper OF wampum, Robert Hen
derson; collector OF wampum, John j.
Ford; first sannsp, Lewis Brown; second
sannap, Charles Brown; warriors, Arthur
Brailheld, Joseph Clarke, Nelson Clarke,
James Clarke. Jr. braves, Frederick Null
ligan, Charles Chagnon, John n. Neil
roy, Timothy MsydeId guard OF the
wigwam, Albert n. Richard; guard Of the
forest, L. Bodreau trustees, James
Clarke, Jr., Thomas ii. Brown, aud
Michael Granfield. After the ceremony
OF installation a smoking hot clam sup
per Was served, which had heen prepared
by the social committee. consisting of
Past saoLems Il. W. Woodcock, Charles
T.. Jencks and william II. Burgess.
Grsst Sachem A. A. Mowry and suite
will oiilcislly' visit Wsmsitta Tribe Mon
day evening.
The adoption degree was conferred upon
one candidate in King Philip Tribe
Tuesday evening.
The degree team from Pocasset Tribe
conferred The adoption degree upon the
charter members of the new tribe at
woodlswn last evening.
Tho work OF the adoption degree W as
rehaarsed in pettaconsott Tribe Thursday
evening.
Tsboma 1ribe will confer the hunters
degree upon one candidate Friday even.
ing.
Al the session o. Tehoma Tribe last
evening one application for me n bership
vas held.
The tribe adjourned after a short sess on
ana the members went TO woodlawp,
where they assisted in Initiating the
mem bers OF the. new tribe.
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Knights Of Pythias.

The oficers-olect OF Enterprise Lodge
were Installed Thursday evening by
Deputy Gsand Chancellor A. W. Cunning.
ham, assisted by Past Chancellor Herbert
Snow and Robert ]. Clegg.
The annual session OF the Grand Lodge
will be held in Masonic Temple TuescaS,
Feb. II. The past ohsnceliors will be ad.
mitted at 1880.
The rank Of esquire was conferred upon
two pages and one application for mem ber-
chip Was received In 1t. George Lodge
Wednesday evening. An effort will be
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ROYAL Arcanum.

The following officers were installed ip
Deputy Grand Regent j. ID. Lloyd !;
Regent, second term, William NJ. Green (;
vice regent. Richard W. jennings; past
regent, John q. Massie; orator, Keyes
ID. Brown; secretary, A. J. Winship;
treasurer, Frank Gaie; collector, i. p.
Bassett; guard, Julian b. Wolf; chaplain,
A. 4. scattergood; warden, Charles New
b III; sentry, Joseph Z. Worth!ngton. One
candidatewas admitted.
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received in Defender Council Monday
evening.
Two candidates will receive the first de-
gree Ia Lincoln Council Thursday even
ing, Feb. 6. The mem bers are requested
to te present a. the session Thursday
evening TO assist in rehearsing the degrees.
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THE new ENGLAND R. R. CO.
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to December 10, 1895.

passenger Train service, week Days,
CORRECTED to December 10, 1895.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows,
For Bostou-s;oS g. IN; .iS0, D. nj RETURN $50
a. m; b;26 p.
wALPoLE--s;05 100 q. m; 4,3o p. m.
FRANKLIN-sioj a. m. tiJl Tsi5 p m
N.Y. RD-S:Oo a. m, t:SJ p. IN.
Ar tINGCoN-ts;4o. q. m; 6i3s, $50, ris, cell 90
WEST ARLINoToN-FsaoA a. M; FA:sc. F S.sS,
e;se IN.
SsLiHTsvlLLE--ts.,,a a. m; 6,ss. s:,,. -.u p m
MAfLASD PARK-F $50, y s;0oa. M; + 1850,
FoiSs, $3.50, t7:le. F''li: 100 p m.
SATiCk, RIVER POINT, CENTREvILLE
WASHINGToN-sAo, 700 q M 4:9O. b:ss,
t.3J. 'I;lb, '.lio) p. IN.
CRANSroN, OAkLAwN- $50, $500 o m; t:3o.
e'ss, $50, 7;ld. -'li:0O p. m.
roNTIi c, ARCTIC, GJIDNIoK-taD o m.
4;3Q, 5;Ss 6;3o. Il 7;I5 ell 100 p. m.
sNTKoNY-s:.o. 800 a. m; 4;ao. S;s', $780, 7lS
''n 100 p. m.
sUMMIT, GREENE oNEco, MoosUP. PLAIN.
FIELD -t;HJ, $500. a. MI 4;3O. 7:i5 =. m.
JEWETT CITY, CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND,
vERs iILLEs, BALTIC, soCTH wlNDHAM--
6:t0, 500 a. m; $50 p m.
NlLLlMASTiC--6ao, $500 a. MI ti3o, 7;ib p m
HARrFo 3D-6is0, $500 a. m; 1890 7:l5 p. Ia
FIsHKILL& & NENBURG--g:00 a. m
NoRwIcN-s;to, 500 a. m; 4;3o, 7;l5 p. m
WATERBURY, DANBURY-s00 a. m.
CHICAGO AGp THE WEST VIA NEwBURo
AND ERIE R'Y-9;O0 a. m.
pAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE sIATIoNs-
t.b. 1880 g. M. and 6i2b and .sil;i5 o. M
Returning leave Pascoag at 7is6 a. M; 1850
e:ee aBd $500 .. m.
All trains leave from west erd OF Union Depot
Providence.
'sEturdays coly Fstops on notice.
W. r. BABcoCK. q. A.
in. KING. supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-18

Beecham 5 pills for consti.
patton ro' and 2sf. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
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IN SEKYlCE FRUM PROVIDENCE,
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.

Corrected TO Jan. ~. 1854.
BOSION 10 sSs, ''i is;ss' sc'I n.is 10 IN nv
l20). li3). a 2;01 $50, s;I6, 6ssS. $40. 1870.
Isl, $500, ieiio p. m. sundays-bsz2, bb.iA. $500
silb. io4o M i.S0. 4.30, 100. s;2o. 7i57. s;5
p. m. RErURNIR0-LsA BOSTON from Park
eesare station 1880 bl2Oi s1s. 500. $500. al0'Oa
1901 lloO. II IA nj 1880 m; 1903 2;3o, 500.
500 b,oy 5i0t $3.50 ESQ., 104 $780, ll;0o m. sun-
eayS- n'oo, ei2,ol f;iS s'os. $3.50 M i'Oo, s'Oo
ATTLEBoRo-s:e5, 90. 7i4o s1S s;os. 1000. i;i5
tmi 400, ii30. 3il0. S25, t;I5. 505, d. %. e:gh
lOlO l:o y. m. sundays-6:56 silA lOih
a. M. go, $3.50. 0il0, ssl0, 80 y. m.
NORTH ATTLEBoRO aud PLAINVlLLE -1iol
slo. IL ll5 M l. o., $50, tilb, b:3o. 6;24, ii:2a
p M bundsys-50 90 p. ~.
WAMPUM, wRENTHAM NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NORWOOD and pEDHAM-T;O9. sa5 q. N,
ltQl. i:lD p. m; Sundays. 500 .. m
hANstIELD-b:2L bio. b;O5. 700. 1iio.
e0, 1850, llil6 m, 2;o5. so, sI5 b;35. $500
t.u. $40, lO;l0 p. NJ. sundays -ei2l $50, $50.
1880 a. M 80. siS0. $50 p. m.
Psrlor care only. 'EIeePt Mondsya bsiespins
caIsonly
ritehbars aud way stations. s,G 1900 "a, is'ca
t;lo pm.
Lowell and way stations. B;4s, 10 90 n m AIS N
Taunton and New Bedford, Gio5, sila s:0o a. IN
l9;O1, u,90, Taunton oLly)i S'2o, b;oo lb'Ss
Taunton only 6;22 iodO. p. m sundays
$500 a. m. and $3.50 .. m
Biddle0oro slSa M; 2.oS, sias. 6;b .. m
Plymouth, b:lb q. m; si2J p. m.
Poirts on Cape Ccd. sii5 o. m; 1905, si21 .. m
cottage CITY, sil5 a. m l2eS p. IN.
Nantucket ssl6 a m
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Graduate Of three universities
OLD. RELIABLE EXPERT SPECIALIST
Permanent resident Of this city
C6 years experience IN all chronic disssses>
Nervous Diseases. Blood and Skin Affections
Kidney and Bladder Troubles, and all PrivAts
Diseases Of Men and Women
eH-Nsw remedies. advanced methods, scien.
tific treatment The doctor particularly so-
Ncits those cases " hich have been treated BY
ether specialists without benett.
kbeunatism, pain and stiffness Immediately
relieved and permanently curea 5y Static
Electricity.
OAoo. s6s Westminster st., Providence. II 1
Opposite shepsrd's storc)
OOos hours, 10 l2 2 to D. 7teopR.
Closed Sunday Consultation free.
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WORCisTER DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as foliowsfor
WOkCESIER-6;t5 (eIpl T:D (acom.D. $40
tAocon.), IL 80 "A. m. (aceom,); ls50 (expD, $40
texp. TO Woonsockeu bi3 Qoe expL sos
y. m. (scooml
hILLVILLB 1880. sAl. sale, II: 30 n RAJ iioO t:ol
f:2o. b;45 500 p m.
eundays-5;s0 a m; $500, 7s01, p. IN.
BLACKSTONE JuNCTIoN-7:.0. e:fo. s:io, 1915.
1850. mi lio9. AGO. 400, i;?), b:ib. 5it5. TIA
sundayss1e a m; II ob. $50 500, 1900. $50 p m.
WOoNSoCKET-s:t5 1850 s4o, 9:l0 1878, II 10
m, i:oo. l;eo, 1850. t;co l;2O. 6;lS, 645. 7il
s:0a. II :26 p. IN.
Sundays sisS a. m. 1905. t;Jo. 600 7iou $500 pm
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PROVIDENCE (India Street station) for
NEWPORT AND FALL RIvER--si4a 7;io ex.
press aud $500 a. m. and i2;io. 4i2o. $50 and
h20 p. m. Eau River only.l
sundaYs for Fall River si16 .. m. $3.50 p. m,
Warren and way stations s;a TAO, express $50 aud
$685. a. IN. and i2s0. $500 f;2o lexpressl, b;SA
ESQ. s:O.Rnd II 20 p. m.
Sundays At 9:5b a m. and $50 o.
BkISTOL-7:so express. $3.50, Ssb5 a m. 12:4c. 3ol
s;z0. 80. ESQ. s:D and II 40 p. IN. suudsys
$3.50 a. m. Q: 80 p. m.
Electric cars leave Exchange Place, Providenos
at6:S0. i;l6. ssi5 and $50 Q. m: R:.6. 2S
t;05. 5;ls, 6:i6 and 800 D. IN. Leave Martei
sauAre at H. 10 y. m.
GEO L. coSSER. A.pc. KENDALL.
psss'r Trsfio Mspasor Genl Pass'r Agent
u q ALLEN. Cepg Supt
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RAILROADS.
new YORK, new HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD. Z. 1.
-lll-..--- ,l ssuodG esEd
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving fatii insSSrm siosal
as to local and Through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta.'
tion aud stations below.
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Assusi sales nor. thsnS@oo borss
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sTONINGToN DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows for
NEW lOkh-la0, bl 20 IN. daily, l0ii2 (exp.h
liO uimitedh uis a. m.. siis. S;os
SAY 9;v' p IN DAILY. -, "a, ...x
p. m. daily except sunday.
PHlLADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON via Harlem Rivsr-lo:a y. m. $50 p. m
daily
NEW HAVEN-i;l5. bii75 q. m. (exp. daily 7;S,
doe.expJ, ioi2 teKp.)ll :o2 (limited), ll'ssm-
exp, 2:ly exp 4.0s daily, SOS lexp
daily. $50 (exp. daily p IN.
NEW LONDoN--I15. Ol rs a m daily exp,) So,
(accon.). 1;i5 Qoc, exp.l $50 (accom. }, l0ilI
(exp.), IL :02 (Iimited) nGs q. m. (exp.l, las
faccom.l, Ile fexpl, a:0s express dauJD
lexp daily.
500 q. m taccon. sundays only, s:1s ?. IN
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Debility, inac-
'iye Organs,
steal and
Mental Decay
follows Narlco-
oe q Naricocele
IL one of the
NJ 1st serious
nfiictions that
cHn hefan q
man II rem
ders happy mar
riage inipossi-
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COMMISSION RULINGS

opecia RATE on Hay-Amendmen 10
Wood Tarff-other Orders. W
Austin, Texas, March li.--1he railroad
commission issued the following orders to-
day:
IN approval of joint application OF the
international and Great Northern rail-
way, Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail.
way OF Texas and Texas and Pacific rail-
way companies submitted under No. "a
OF the International and Great Nor,he
halfway company authority Is hereby
granted for the adoption of the rate OF
i'e cents per 100 pounds for the transpor-
tation OF hay, in car loads minimum
weight liWO pounds per car, from stations
on the International and Great Northern
railway, Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail-
way OF Texas, and from stations east OF
and including Abilene on the Texas and
iaciiic railway, to Laredo, Texas, except
IN cases where the rates prescribed in
commodity tariff No. . are lower. Effect
I've March is, 1896.
=. In approval OF application No. Ii of the
Texas Midland railroad 1t Is hereby or
dered that commodity tariff No. 3. issued
by this commission to apply on shipments
or wood and effective January s. 1886 be
amended by adding to section thereof
the following exception: Wood, In car
loads, from Caddo Bottom, one and one
half miles north of Qunlan. to Kaufman.
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HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

The Houston and Texas Central paycar
IN charge Of Paymaster Carr was aispsns-
ing coin 10 the yard men aild machine
shop employees yesterday
Yesterday was payday with tho 0aites-
ton. La Porte and Houston and every ono
In the general Offices was unusually happy
and pleasant Tho paycar VIII 20 down
the line tomorrow distributing cheer and
salaries to the trackmen and shell pit
forces.
The Massachusetts railroad commission
has authorized the Old Colony railroad y
issue $3.50 900 fifty-year per cent gold
bonds, TO fund the floating Indebtedness
incurred by railway Improvements ana
construction.
II is reported that President Green o.
the Texas Midland y quietly prepsrlns 70
extend his line south from Ennis 10 waco.
Several carloads OF steel rails have ar
rived and u In expected construction WORK
will begin shortly.
A decree asking for the resale OF the
Marietta and North Georgia railway wns
presented to Judge Newman IN Atlanta
Yesterday. IT asks that forfeiture Tor M
zoo be entered against the former purcctss -
crs. and that the road be advertised ioy
sale April 20 and ~
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TEXARKANA AND FORT SMITH.

beaumont, Texas, March 1i.-Texarkana
and Fort Smith railroad contractors have
been busy for the past two days grading
within the city limits. survey of the
yards, which will cover seventeen acres
ON tho southern suburbs of the city, Is
about completed and the depot grounds
are being prepared for The nuii nhnt;;
While tho company has received aoout
! 100 cars Of steel rail no tracks except the
Sabine aud East Texas connection ana
material tracks have been laid Chiei OF
Construction II. II. Beels says track Jay,
inq an the main line will not begin uniil
the grade has thoroughly, dried out 9 nt
when commenced II will be rapl1ly
pushed Tho route Of this road from
beaumont 10 Shreveport has not been an
nounced definitely, bnt the g EN- Sec ins
! rriye. AZ the foot of Washington street:
he Sabine just above the narrows .T ana
| thence due north to Shreveport tnls
route seems the most practicable Wnen
| The propcsed branches 10 Lake Cnailes
and Orange are taken into consideration
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boro. Thomas W. Cole Chicago: ]. y.
Smith. Illinois. X. Il. Wilson, city; Mrs,
w. $. Brown. DesMoines; J. II. shepard.
H. Schaffcr, New orleans. II. J.. York,
La Porte, ~. r. Brown. Austin; Mne, w
" Hamilton, Lexington, A. G. Tompkins.
r. Keerer, city: l.. w Earnest, san An
tonic. Tubrcy Codngton. ST.. Louis. J.
W. Adams. Sanford; a. A. Spahr, Chi
rago: Walter Warren. Simorton; u, j.
a Morrison. Kansas CITY; Charles J..
Hardy, Galveston. r.. a. 3aliman, Fl
Smith j. II. Fitzpatrick, Lillian Lewis
Meyer. New Orleans. j. V. Pilklngton.
Louisville Louis Y. Mitchell, Washing
ton; Il. J. Thompson. Atlanta; W. n.
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PAssENCER AGENTs MEETING.

Annual Gathering to Convene at Rich
n.ond on Tutsday-Subjects Dockcted.
The forty-nrst annual meeting of the
American Association OF General Pas
senger and Ticket Agents will he held at
the Hotel jefferson in Richmond, Va,
next Tuesday, March II, and 1t is OK
poctcd that there will be very large
attendance There are some r'ry i'm
portant subjects docke.cd for consldera-
ton at this meeting, among them The bet
ter control OF the issuance Of uterine
passage tickets Is one needing attention.
Action of the committee report on this
subject should be disposed OF at this
meeting Colonel c. 7. Atmore OF the
Louisville and Nashville Is chairman OF
this committee.
The chairman Of the committee mp
pointed to report on the question OF paster
contracts. Mr. \. $. Hanson. of the Bos-
N and Albany. Will 1t is expected, make
final rcrort at this meeting
Colonel Il. w. Nrenn Of the Plant sys-
tom was selected at the last meeting to
deliver the annual addr' ss.
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NJ. NJ. Mcfarland. Port Lavaca; =; ~.
woInsck, chieag2; II. Martin New YORK
cuero: Arthur DC Armas Houston: "a
H. Cobbs, Dallas. A. l.. Barhrm. 81.
Louis; r. NJ. Davis, Dallas: J; 7, FramH-
csgo- NJ Miller. city. J. G. Bennsy. Chi
cagn: John Jacobs. Ashkosh. WIS., w.
J. Rawley. Dallas: c, n. Barton. New
York: II. -. Farieton. st. Louls. x, X.
Earnest. Dallas; W. A. Reinhardt. iious-
ton j. Il. Oberman. Chicago, George a.
Kelley, Philsd ,lphia; Sam Hopkins, CHI
Garnctt Galesburg, M II. L.. Mulkey.
Milwaukee; George W Siinpkins. Dulath.
MINI: j. " Cox AMI Wife. Pitts.5urg,
Logan, Montgomery; ], y. Rally, Chi
cage; IL. u. Weston. Hssnsnr'nss. Fla';
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GULF AND INTERSTATE.

AIS 70 Run Trl-Wcekly Between Gal
\, weston and Beaumont,
sa'es'on. Texas, March l4.-Thc Gulf
interstate railroad is now completed
'Tn beaumont and Bolivar. the last
= having been driven at q point six
Hom Bolivar yesterday. and Con-
a' Jones' ran the first engine into
H mis- morning. He says the track
smooth as glass, that he ran the
the rate of thirty miles an
sna that the whistle of the locomo-
|s,s :. sweet music In the ears of the
Nm bphNar. AS soon as II became
srans hs city that the road had been
a. ", mere were inquiries at the
me company here for tickets
w I'M and the impression that
noS ~, oe good passenger business
n ~ ~ Inc road IS In complete opera
,ssvh wil not be for some days
srs s,,,sh tri-we l,ly trains VIII COM
e,isiss ming Monday under temporary
NM ,,ehding mixed trims out from
b, "a S,snudays, Wcdesdays and Satur-
n mi psif{9in beaumont Sundays. Tues
~ betwssinGna $. The long contemplated
yet tNeen Bolivar and Galveston has
so I'm eHn established. but fof the pres
hskA 'oals VIII he run across the hay
ogtsoie ohcctons with the incoming
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A THE RAILWAY WORLD.
leased Earnings Expended in I'm
uroyements and Labor.
nr AND INTERSTATE COMPLETED.
.,,,uance Of tho Sunset Limited.
..,sl Passenger Agents Meeting.
Headlight Flashes.

,.uvays are the great disbursing off,
=, Of the public. The money which they
~ q not horded up by idle capitalists.
Z, ia poured out daily and hourly into
y ,hs streams of industry and trade. As
'..,nrs increase operating expenses in
as as also. and often the latter move
vi w., exceeds the former. From the re-
rs rs Of len important companies for the
rs isa, and 1894 some interesting chang
~ noted In earnings and expenses
"a also In net earnings. These figure,
~ y complied by an authority, are as fol-
Increase Increase
IN Gross Oprt'ny
Roads Earnings: Expn' ses
,trhison ........ 1900. Se22, $50 Sl,U35, GgC
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c. c Allen, Galveston; Matty East
ham, beaumont. g. Davis Walllsville.
II. G. Wood. Texas; Herman lobe, New
Orleans. l.. l.. Foster. Nelasco; r. j.
Lee, Topeka Geofe. 4. Cox, Dallas. j.
e. Gregory Palestine; J A. Johnson,
Columbus: NJ. A. Cameron, Columbus,
W r. McFaddin beaumont; Miss Bette
Miniken, beaumont, Il. Salisbury. Hills
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MARCH EARNINGS.

Gross earnings for the first week OF
March. compared with those of last year
are reported as follows
Denver and Rio Grande, Nli'So'; III
crease. $500. c,,, ,,7,sa.
Missouri Pacific $4,000; decrease SIS
0)0 100. ,.o ,aooo
Toiedo and ohio Central, $33SI2: in
crease $500. ,s,co
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THE SUNSET LIMITED.
Oh the Celebrated Service for
IL, the Season.

VI the Celebrated Service for
|iA.r the Season.
fsao, months very successful
ffs q w, "e celebrated Sunset limited
s'tpes ~, sa southern Pacific will be dis
Ies.,rsr''' the Season. The official an
ls4a, -, Vi the retirement of this very
evts which, during the two sea-
I sa,h ,AiS'ence, has done so much for
ri ,ys. N dlvertlng ranscontincntal
',s.rs. he Southern route, was gwen
sAs, - al company headquarters.
~ VII ilsse.nlouSl Munda, traia OF the
ME- Af,se New Orleans tomorrow
lsavii leaving his !his the other Ncstbouud
IL eoa,jn,s. Hew Orleans On Thursday,
,as ds,. until Thursday. Arril l6.
Tie we last westbolind limited
1s cresesoo,h VIII take It's depart ire
selsA ls9, sslbound limited. the
kken ~, San Francisco yesterday
va upon It's arTiy IN New
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vice the berths are lowered below the
floor of the car, which, when done. trans
forms the same into II roomy parlor car.
When the berths are raised the chairs
are placed In the space left vacant by the
bcrths Large windows run almost to the
roof thus giving equal ventilation to each
berth. There are three or four inches
more space between the berths than there
Is In tho Pmllrnan or WAGNER cars.
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The LawIor-Hatrs $3.50 ana - PEE
day. James Lawlor. Proorietov.

w. r. Dukes. Chicago. 7. y. Jones,
san Antonio: A. -. Burk. Philadelphia
81. Louis: John ". Faulkner. chislso
II. p. Peters. Galveston, John u. Butter.
Dallas: t. -. Pain. San Antonio; J, w.
o.loars. 'Thor,as X. Carr, Cincinnati; Fred
y. Mansfield. Denver: G. l.asher, Enris
W. g. Lewis Denver: u. Well New
Larkin, Houston j. IT, Mcrrew. For,
Madison. Iowa; I'D Eichlirz. Cincinnati;
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IS cents per cord. This order shall take
effect March IS, 1896.
Permission to adopt Il rate OF n. cents
for the transportation of shipment of
-four min machinery from Santa Anna
to Brownwuod was today granted the
Gulf Colorado ana Santa Fc
Permission to do business In Texas was
today granted the Texas Coal company.
incorporated under the laws Of the State
of Missouri. by the secretary of State.
Headquarters at 81. louis and Dallas.
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NV sTyIE sLEEPING CAR.

The American Palace Car company
ros,or Mass. has just turned out one
81 its new style sleeping cars, which prom
,sas 70 become very popular with the tra'-
cling public. BY a simple mechanical oe'
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= THE NEWS IN BEA1,MoNr

H. Iexas, March li,-Secretary
i ,o,s' me Gulf and Interstate rail-
Rsa..s received a letter from Chief
fast ~ seadle at Galveston ANNOUNCE
r. has "s Track OF the Gulf and Inter-
fshon trsgeh completed and the con-
aniher s1s an mad reached Boliver Point.
taI het Gulf and Interstate passen-
k Would leavs Beaumont at 3
VI relnrS' row Sunday morning. and
snoon Il. from Bolivar Point Monday
"a, ra,s,hne road will be opened for
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Mccoy, division superintendent OF 'ne
New York Central railway 10 mere VI,
n tour of inspection over inc ~ " o.
p,ciIc and I'nsnn Pacific ROADS. az, ar
Gov has been sent west by the anteI-
bIts 10 examine the roads that they
might act intelllgently were q a-n pon1iip
sale OF them declared by the SOY ~ The
rhauneev NJ Depew, presineht -, u
New York Central. Is expected mere IN
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,Dpr!eans tuesday morning The eistbound
mnesday trains, however, viii be run az
Usual s. unoi April H. on which date ex
wee Tor the season OF iSgS-9e.
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Kirkpatrick. Aberdeen;L. Thompson, Ed
ma; j j.. jennings Scsly: rom HuddaJt.
New Tim. William Jones. Temple. J. ID.
jackson, Austin.
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Sew Autchins Hous..

HHN ~ ~ wi va
ger. Froprietora.
fenodsleo ana
newly furnished.
triiiiaied Ia all
It's appointments
"a tho state OF
Terat
The L Q . O ! ns
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Trains on the international and Great
Northern and Galveston. Houston and
Henderson arrive and depart at the In
ternational depot. foot OF Congress ave-
nue.; Missouri, Kansas ana Texas trims
at tho Katy depot, Galveston La Porto
aud Houston trains at San Jacinto street
depot. all other roads use the Grand
Central depot.
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Boys Shirt Waists

In white and Fancy Percnlcs, Zoe.
In white and Fancy Psrcales, laun.
dered, Zoe.
Star Waists. standard styles a5c.
kiam's Waists with Deep Sailor Collars.
Star Waists with Deep Sailor Collars.
si.2s
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HOUSTON. TEXAS.

Edward Kinney Fort Smith, Ark; Phil
Jones, Philadelphia Geo. O. Shearor. Chs
elRo; Vim. Hutching. Galveston; "hos.
Bryne, Chicago.