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s75o-Do we hustle for bargains in room
ing houses? Look at this and call halt
IL you want the snap Of the season; 10
room house. fine location. we'll furnished,
neat and nice, and the best bargain in
town; terms, $3.50 cash, balance as you
make 1t out of the house; make your wife
q Fourth Of July present Of this.
E. L. CASEY & CO.. 22S w. First.
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WANTED-AGENTS


WANTED-AGENTSA AND SOLICITORS
wanted for unoccupied territory in South
eIn California, for the Manhattan Life
Insurance Co. of New York. Apply to
JOHN LANDERS, Manager, 240 Mont
gpmery ST.. San Francisco; or JOSEPH
n. MORGAN, Agency Superintendent, 223
Byrne building, Los Angeles, Cal. Is
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CURING

Is for sale by all druggists.
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Six lots on Lake Shore ave. between
Second and Temple SITS.
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CHIROPODISTS


MISS j. F. ALEXANDER C1iROPO-
dist treats feet; gives salt glow, mas
sage; hours a. m. to p. m. 2l5 and PIC
Wilson block. First and Spring streets
DIR. ZACHU, DISEASES OF THE FEET
253 s. Spring st. 12-26
10-2
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DIR. r. G. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OP-
tician with the Los Angeles Optical In
stitute; eyes examined Free 125 S. Spring
street.
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5000 WILL BUY ONE OF THE VERY
best located cigar stores and news stands
in city; located on principal street; owner
compelled to sell at once and offers 1t at
half price; only 5000. BEN WHITE. 221
W. First st. 10
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

BUY AND SELL ALL
kinds of new and secondhand clothing.
T1LTON. 636 s. Spring ST. We pay cash;
send postal. e-14-tf
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EXCURS SIONS

PHILLIPS, PERSONALLY CONDUC-
ted excursions via the Rio Grande and
Rock Island route. leave Los Angeles
every Tuesday, cross the Sierra Nevadas
and pass the entire Rio Grande scenery
by daylight. We have a tourist sleeper
running through to Minneapolis and st.
Paul in connection with every party. Our
Boston car stops one day at niagara
Falls. Office 13S s. Spring st.
BURLINGTON ROUTE--PERSONAL
conducted excursions to the east every
Wednesday over the scenic line of the
world; upholstered tourist cars without
change. r. II. DUZAN. agent, 222 s.
Spring St, Los Angeles Cal.
TWO GRAND EXCURSIONS TO HOMO
lulu, July 11th and July 2Sd. Fare only
$l25 from Los Angeles. See RICE. the
excursion agent, 122 w. Second st. 7-22
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MEDIUMS

MRS. WALKER. CLAIRVOYANT AND
life business reading medium is meeting
with wonderful success She invites the
most skeptical to prove her power. All
business affairs of life looked into for the
advancement of your future. Gives read
Spring st. 9-l7
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FOR SALE-CHEAP, A MAHOGANY
pedestal, made to order and uncalled for.
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Personal = GENTLEMENS FINE
fancy underwear made to order by a COM
petent lady. 517 S. Broadway, rooms 81
and 32 second floor. SIG
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LIVE GENTLEMAN OR LADY WITH
5000 cash; investment returned in two
weeks and money doubled. K, box 81.
Herald Office. Is
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They are too often open to a greater
charge than apathy-they have been in
strumental in teaching thousands the
way to the worse because truer) inferno
than that over which the great italian
poet inscribed the terrible werning:
''Who enters here leaves hope behind"
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PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.

IAlENlS, vi xNiOLIS, LIS
KNIGHT BROS, PATENT SOLICITORS;
free book on patents. 424 Byrne bldg.
9-22-6
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FOR sALE-PART INTEREST IN AN
established and highly successful manu-
featuring business in Los Angeles. THIS
investment Is increasing rapidly. Need
particulars address Box II. Herald office.
Is
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PERSONAL-A LADY DOES INITIAL
ing and lettering Tor gentlemen IN room
II, 5l7 S. Broadway. 20
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DR.. ALICE TOBIAS, ORDAINED MIN
lister. clairvoyant and business medium
of San Francisco: circles Tuesday and
ing circles Monday and Thursday even
ings at her parlors; 25 cents; lisp w.
First st. 1919
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FOR EXCHANGE-WANTE TO Ex-
change real estate for a business; title d.
rect from government. 1914 w. First ST.,
H. JESSE TOBIAS. If
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FOR ExCHANGE-12-ROOM FLAT AND
lot GA feet front, close in; also 10-room
vacant lots. r. VERCH, room so. Temple
block. sun-tu-th-tf
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Won sERKEY MANUFACTURING CO.
234-236 E. Second st., manufacturers of
special machinery. dies and models; only
accurate work: guaranteed.
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PERSONAL-A MIDDLE-AGED WI
dow of refinement and discretion. wants
the acquaintance of true gentleman of
suitable age and means who can appre-
ciate a true lady; no trihers. Address H.,
box 81 Herald office. II
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tate for a business: title direct from gov
ernment. 1l9l2 w. First ST., II. JESSE
TOBIAS. If
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FOR RENT-2 NICE FRONT ROOMS. So
per week; also $1.50, SIPS and 20 cents per
night. 519 S. Spring st.
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A PLAN FOR DEEP WATER.


public
talk Of the and citizens 'hrOsout the
understood un deep water permanently secured
toni 5
and
Of
$
wfub
of our a
the object
with his nehbor and time In
am
a
lost IN IN
o
of iiousto and L.
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IN The BUSINESS WORLD.
Review of the Trade Of the Union
for a Week.
CROPS SUSTAINED SERIOUS INJURY
Business was Affected by the Deadly
Heat-wooi Trade Shows Little
ChAnge-FAiiurcs.

New York. August A.-R. @. Dun e.
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade. which Is
sues tomorrow. will say:
The extraordinary spell OF deadly heat
affected trade throughout the country.
and In the East speculative feeling was
also sem. hat affected until Thursday by
apprehension of the possible influence of
the Bryan meeting. with cooler weather
came also on Thursday the perception that
the meeting would not AFFECT business un-
iavorahly. Eut other conditions were no,
stimulating According TO government re-
Ior,s. Inc crops have sustained serious
injury. The labor difficulties extend. and
tho closing of establishments for want OF
work and the refusal oil commersia l loans
by banks checked operations III many
branches of Industry and trade. The
week. tneref lore. closes last week ala.
with domestic BUSINESS unusually dul Tor
the season. Measured by clearing hoise
changes, IL was { per cent smaller tlan
last year ana l5,i per cent smaller than
IN the same week of 1892, the last year Of
!ull business u, this season.
The gov ernment crop report for August
was 50 gloomy that great rise IN prices
would have followed il 1t hat been en-
tlrely credited. In fact, wheat rose about
Nc. but again decliucd, closing oniS irdc-
tionuily higher for the week. Corn de-
cHned throughout, closing over Al oeni
DN.r.
Cotton advanced a sixteenth because Of
Continued reports OF injury. 1t is wise to
remember that the government accounts
were based on returns prior TO tho fearful
spell or heat and nence may he more
nearly correct than they were wrcn pre-
pared But ofncial ard unpfh iul ,sti-
mates OF the great decrease la wheat are
confronted with movement !rum the
farms Of 3.i60,,4l bushels Tor the week.
aghins, 2,2962i2 last year. 1t scarcely
sec ms reasonable TO believe that ~ zoo. .sN
ltNh.1s NfGtIT HON M # o. 1
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CITY BREvlTIEs.

VIM I; Payne of Humble and H. Ti.arp.
TWO wen known populists. deiv, re-
speechcs las, night Al * boris switch.
There was a meeting OF the hoard of
nuuic works yesterday AZ crnoon ia au-
street paving.
Tho Houston ouar,o to club win re-
nca,se tne "Buglo Song" II, Turner Han
un Monuay night with Sogalrs crchcstia
n,Wl'aIa,or| TO rendering Z az the iin-
Niel h'sh' cpnocr; next Tuesday evening.
- nc names OF j. A. Moore and i. ID.
nnViNvN Wefr acc denttlly cmf,te1 ir m
tnr icy OF delegates belonging 10 IN.
hMnard Allen faction. cleo "a a. Inc
day. -" va A"'s-
Manager herman OF the nrera house 4,
IN receipt OF notification from tna ina :
as'fs OF the Texas theatrical Giro ait tha,
,hv season VIII open on Septomh, r in
,n"Nstoh win 10 Hart in "A Gay OlJ
II. " as the attraction.
superintendent OF Watcrw,orks smith
says the water Will he cut OF to,Iav from
Nv =; M To p. NJ for the purposp vi
,nahng permanent connection with th
houston and Texas Central railway Al,
fire. =" va u
, Messrs. Bernhard Wall and q
,oene! have issuel invitations 10 wttres.
inc Fail OF Babylon" the.,at.st p,int
,ns from the Rembrandt studio v,h,eh
mas lust been completed. The exh.ht,en a.
70 be made Tuesday evening. Aurut ~
from TO 10 o'clock on the third S,or al
CockreWs drug ntore.
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HOW IT WAS RECEIVED.

has Is Thought of Bryan'S Great speeeh
OF Acceptance,
The great speech OF acceptance delivered
by tina democratic presidential nominee.
w j. Bryan. st Madison Squar, Garden.
New York city, on the night OF the 18TH,
mas been tho general theme Of discussion
among the poi ticians OF shis city since
shcy have had time 10 read and digest the
many patriotic uttussncos with which the
h1ENitNamt address abounds.
No rofiic0i speech delivered m recent
years has attracted such general interest
at such long range.
Among he friends and supporters OF
Mf- Hryan and the prinuple he r,pfcseuts
ono would naturally expect nothing save
tue higheai culogy, but from those who
uincr from hin az 10 the financial policy
outlined 10y The Chicago PLATFORM rhe
Post reporter has heard many expressions
OF commentator, the more Lberal and
oonsorvahye OF hts opponents declaring
the Hpeech to be the cloarest enunc alton
OF the principles outlined in the National
Democratic platform thoy have yet seen
IN print.
This comment was made yesterday by
= WEI known gold standard democrat IN
lbs nearing or reporter of The Post
THAT speech Of Bryan's has almost con-
vWitd me- hs.va read Il carefully and
regard u as ono OF the strongest, and most
logical presentations OF the Silver question
tnat ! have ever heard or read His argu-
menus ana aeuuctsons are unanswerahie.
and the way IN which he meets every OBJ
'eouon tnAA hAss ever hoard urged
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nAnEAs roRFrs IIENnrNGs.

SeNcri ltelators Dismissed lint Mrs
stol. lie 81 iunl KNts jf.,,, ,l,,i,.t
judge Gavin h..rs f.,,. ,,.,.,t.,,,,..,
,.l..,s,. al, -. '''' "''
cay. Among them wsr. ". n. pn,,n..il,.
charged with nIryl,r,, t,o, v',.t,.
ersy.t.t s..,,,, .sa - '' i'''' ns
h'''9f'l "Hsa Hlt tald battery, VIM. ltr-
field, burglary. tnt Mrs ttazA I,u...u
siou oh,,i.,..
@''''1I's money under false pre-
'S"""s.
Gu 'N''p' "'s'
sioll Who was remandel TO custody UNI
der the same amount Of bond A., MA ,,.
m rs.or3.c ,,,,.,..,, 49,, -
nancy '-sp'
Ai-"ns the Other REALTORS. Sir. Rcfcd is
well known among The German ,.4,t,.,'.,
OF Houston sad hir vln,icatiom h a ss,irr,
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a MUsGCAL REUNION.


Societies That VIII Participate In the
Grand Concert a; Turner Garden.
The Houston Quar'ettc club some
months ago conceived the Idea Of bringing
all tho musical organ zotious oG Houston
together "a a grand concert. inapgYrdtlng.
as ii were. saeng'utcst on u small sc.lc.
Tao Turnycre-u met the quartctte club
hdf way in The !anduhie tnt,rprise and
rendered tAe free USE of their beautiful
grounds for the purpose. ana the result
20 far 0ccompi shed ia that on September
tlc following u.iral organizations 81
tho city VIII join iu giving q grand free
couccni nj the TURNER cin gurdcn, Hous-
ton Quartatte eluh. Ladies Singing soc'c-
~. Houston Stenrcrhunh. Shcnrn church
choir. First Presbyterian church choir
Christian church choir and Sesan's or
chesfra.
Tho directors Of these various musical
orEh Ni11t.o rs vim facet on Tuesday owe
nifiE Aueuat ~, at tbr QuRrtettn c!n
rooms 70 arrange she details OF ihs pro-
rr"mfpc. and ou Thurstny. tho 9th all
IN" orEaa izatious viii assemble AZ Tnr-
n"r Ht.t 10 reheHrs" the mass choruscs
that WIN he rendered
Any singers Of the city not mcnhors or
any nf the org1Hz,i cnolrs OF muslral
organizations who desire 20 uarticipnio Ia
M macs chorusea are expected To De nres-
emf without NI.cria Invitation MT the re-
ncar-tl az Turner Han on the nth.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
tNty.
CITY.

Col. a, NJ. York of Missouri is In the
= W. Christian of Cincinnati is In the
city.
j. NJ Tyson of Lake Charles is n visitor
IN the ely.
Mrs f. H. srhwandor and taby hav.
gone 20 Liberty TO visit friends.
c, NJ. Brown returned last night from a
business trip to Lampasas ON a busincss
Nsit.
Ms Lock Mcdaniel has returned from
trimcs countN where he had been for
GeorFe T. Grcggs, a prominent aitor.
bus. ness. 10 b. absent a couple Of days.
MIR j. l.. Mitchell and fnmily have IA.
utH.d to Morgan's Point 20 spend a week
or mtre before the close Of inc season
w. a. l'olk. county surveyor. has re.
tulncd from Hot Springs. Ark, where
he l"ft HIS family 10 spend a few weeks
longer
Miss Margaret Nolan. night chief onera.
tor oi the Houston telu phone exchange.
mas returned from n Visit of two week,
To sherman.
Charlie ilolluh. tho popular and hust.
Hbg paper drummer. arrived In the city
MNt hght ana VIII remain cral days,
tr Is stopping at the Capitol
Judge II. 5 I.ovctt OF Baker Roits
Baker 4 lloNrtt. ia now In New York ana
iher al the Eastern seaside resorts
Mr. Camille Pilot has lust re;uruc,l
from autte a sojoutn A. Morgan's Point
tnu, though he does not bring back with
nin any tarpon scales. H. is as full Of
''NV"'"rHh narrative IS an egg IS of m at
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scHRApER. THE DIVINE HEALER.
Gees Where the Gulf Breezes May To.
With Ills Auburn Locks.

Gees Where the Gulf Breezes May Toy
With His Auburn Locks.
Schr9der. the Div.ne Healer, and his
shrcwd business manager. Barryam. car
ned out their Intention as expressed 10 a
Post reporter Thursoay night oil not re-
manning ID Houston and they left by the /
O'Clock International and Great Northern
train yesterday for Galveston.
Before leaving the city. however. Mr..
Schradcr 10 company with MS manager.
took walk through the business por-
ton Of tho city and the divine healer.
attired In Ills Tstesiy robes. attracted d
great deal Of attention and was followed
by largo crowds wherever he went
some few people called at the Avenue
hotel 10 80 him during the morning hut
he did nothing more than bless u few
hanbNcrchicis.
The cause of Mr.. schrader's sudden de-
partUrc FROM Houston was. as stated ia
vest, r'iay-s Post, the inability OF his man
agcr 10 make what ne consider Ell a salts
factory ARRANGEMENT with the stree, car
company.
The proposition made the street car
company by SChrldcr'S agent simu.S in-
Von al the efvirg Up of larger honus
thau tho strcrt car company i in the
Aahit II giving up no any attraction. even
though 81 be travelling under the gulsg OF
divinity T. involved the giving mp of
abcut onA-hslf Of he street car comparv's
rcc"p's upo1 the lass of a most eNaF-
gcratsd estimate ~ prospective increased
fslf
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crERO LoCAL NOTES..

Cuero. Texas, August l9.-The city coun-
ell held their regular monhhly meeting
last night aud transacted much business.
Among other thnRs, the county was
given permission 20 put IN a ccsspool Tor
thr now court house by u general oru-
ration givcn perm asson to tap tho mains
10 waiter thor fed cattle.
cotton Is siiii coming n lively. The
OIL mil compress and gins ar, running
fnli-hhud d. great many cattle VII
probably he fed here tliS season from
the oil mill product.
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ION DRlvMR sENrENcrn.

Hempstoad, Texas. August A-Tom
Driver was late this evening given thirty
nine years ia the ponitcntary for Tho
NiHhS OF rom Mack ~ Prairie Wow nor
MAJ IN February last. piiN.r is A Oil
zen OF Ndva-ota and was at tn norm Al
waite Mack was steward. Tle illng
was en- rely u1prOVokct aud ihn letdl.t
~ cons drrcd llthL Meek wa a c.f-1 m
OF AUSTIN, y few minutes later IT, J"r,
n,rougat in verdict sentencing Charles
W eaVer 10 ten years in the peu4teniiary
Tor theft OF catila.
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York yesterday ssls: New York stock &c, 70,
day 2sQU72; United States stocks -. .se-j
arcat for the United states sllvc' totai
visible for the United States iS,se9, against
sSo, $50 last year.
New Orleans, Argus, li.--Coffee-Dull;
Rio, ordinary TO low fair i5asG lsAc.
Santos-Quiet; good average santos lo,.oo
RES per 10 kilos. receipts 900: stock S6i,',o
1900 bags
Havre~Closed steady at ~ net decline;
,Rio--Dul: No. 1880 per 10 kilos: ex-
change 3-l5d: receipts 400: cleared Tor
,he United States 600: for Europe 4up
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VISITING AT GRAy GAnrrs

huSzard's Bay, August n,-Sccteiary
carlisle ana Secretary Lamont are ut
Hray Gables today, Mr.. Carlisle came
rom Mtriou, where he a TO he jle guess
ui assistant scrrcia,y liamlrl tpr Two
N''hS on Inc government steamer II stla.
zoe, while Mr. Lamont arrived Is ir,ir.
- positively dcaied that thn meeting
o. tne prt~'drI, ana his two cab net Of
nNVtN rs by appointment OF has any sg.
mncnnce beyond ths mere fulnlmGnt -,
social obligations. %
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rnI-fcr cnrnr Nrws.

The case CASE ~ G. " Jones and w.
]. pevers. who INDUCED in an ARRAY in
Holland q Hollands office last Wsdnes
day evening, IN which Sir. Devcrs wHs So
yereiy cut by Mr. Jones' has been srt
for hearing in the recorders court Tor Z.
D. m. August IS
the ron-e ier,,rtn,n-, a., G,lvest,n sa,,i.
1.welry. consisting or q lady's ~atch cham
a baby - bit pm ana bahya ring. winch
was taken from Harry Asmry, the Young
turned cTcl - the Galveston police To-
answer a charge 80 burglary committed
Were 1hcr" articles o. itWelry have h"ail
idcranel by Mr. Funun as having heen
zen from he klehlry rosidpace on
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KILLED ~ MooNslINrRs.

Latte Rock, Ark, August IA sang OF
poonsa.new and d,sperltaos slrroundcd
thr house OF John ". jonas m inc mouu-
a'ua OF Srcier rptgty aitd iircl ~, vs. OF
Sno's INTO u. Rfel Jones, G-yoAr-old
10Y was klll,d instantly, aad bUly. a
EIthdsVii was suot several tmes ami
ulIn OF MS wounds. Jones had caused the
grand Jury
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w hen asked with what medium bs
n nni nj. colors to produce such w"aae ne
Az ar' oI@ct replied. brains" When we
~ "9k'a now We get our color We sav
Renee help and mach.nory ,N J,,s,
nanhNu3ny can do washing. but II Won y an,
me F9t color remember thcrS ia oi,i,,
on" Model Laundry ia Houston ana !, w ~
at loil Prairie. Phone ia. anu II Is
Hamburger y DrcYllng. prnns
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ANoTlIEN cIrl1nNs, MnErlNG

To plscusa the Much Needed Improve
mont Of Bnfal1 Bayou
AIR Dexter secretary Of the business
League, says There VIII lac auoihcr citi-
cons mcctinE at the business League
rooms at 1 o'clock next MONDAY evening
go discrss plans FOR improving Ruffalo
bayou a nm outiet 10 deep water.
TIE county commissioners nave been
invited 10 attend
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COFFEE.

New. York, August i--Cofoe-ortlons
roints higher, ruled quiet after small
ftrcrean buying and bowed no feaiurs
points me-. lower; sales ig.QnO haas
Spot conse-Rie weak. No. ioAe; mild
Total warthouso deliyeysO from Nov
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Ace Gonzales. Il fisherman with a long
and honorable record. added TO his
achievements This uornlfg NY landing.
without assistance. a h,anunl tarpon, &
feet inches long. lie was fishing from
lnt orlte spot ON the Twcuty-nuth street
wharf, with u regular rcd nsh line ard
mulct for bait, when he hooked the h'g
ish, which carried the line out ntury a
thousand feet and fought hard TO free
Itself, untl thoroughly exhausted. and
men Alec pulled him, and, with tho a.i
OF shark hook. safely landed him, l}c-
ing something Of tnNidcrmist Alclc ,v.ll
atlcmp, 10 mount his hig 'rtct for future
reference" He says he has cuueht seven
sharks tbs season. the smallest OF which
feet inches
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HANK CLlaAI,INGS

New York, August 1.-The followln,;
table. compiled by Bradslrcets. shows
the total elearauces at the prnclpuI cite.
ana the percentage oil Increase OK uu,
crease, as compared with the oorrvspouu-
ing week last year.
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At the meeting OF the county commits
soners court today County Treasurer
james $. Waters presented his report Tor
tho quarter ending July 81, 1896. which was
ordered published IN ono of the city
papers. The report shows assets aud Ia
bihtics as follows:
Permanent school fund ............ S36. Sii -
Taxes due from 1884 ............ 63 55S g.
Liabilities General fund ....... 5,22i a
Road aud bridge fund ...... 2i.392 o.
Public building ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 81 n66 i1
Bonded indebtedness .........,.... 80, 81 81
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No buffet should be without a bottle OF
Angostura tiers. the South American
a.pl'uAer; Manufactured by Dr. j. q. u
Siegert & Sons.
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feet IN the right breast, killing him in
stantly.
cotton IS dong well, regardless of the
dry weather
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against free silver. is no thoroughly con-
vlncing that the speech odn not but wicid
It most potent influence IN the pres Dental
rnfupnien -
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Vessels Sailed for Galveston.
SIS Legislator. Tenant. Liverpool. July
IS Nueces, Risk New York. Aug. s.
IS Sir Walter Raleigh. Teneriffe. Aug. 3.
Sch A; b; Sherman. New York, July u,
sch Carrie A. Lane. Newport News.
Ek Blenda. Gefie. June g.
IS VIM. Branfort. Cardiff. August 5.
IS Avona, Rio Janeiro, August7 Z.
IS Bend, Monteviiio July 90.
IS MatIeawan. Baltimore. August l3
ON SHIPBOARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on shipboard not cleared At GAL
weston today:
Baics.
For New York. per Mallory line ...... 2c1
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
The total receipts of cotton at Calves on
today were 1881 bales divided as 10 lows
Ey Gulf, Colorado and Santa Re Isl. by
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 81. ~ ba'ge
4 G. II. 1916.
Tho Galveston cotton mills took IS
bales. No shipments.
GALVESTON STATEMENT.
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Tho county judge. who is also eX-ofac.o
superintendent of county schools. IS 40
sent from The city on vacation that VIII
hst until fall and before leaving he sug-
ersied the appc ntment of a school super
ntcudent for thf uucNpircd term. |, ap-
ptnrs now that there Is no provision for
compensation and tho apprentice declines
To sorYo. The matter was referred 10 the
county attorney TO determine what might
ne done and how In the way Of compen-
satiug Il school supcrintcndrnt.
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THE COURTS.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The county commissioners, still In ses-
sion. disposed of the following business
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ffvF was hut one SUIT nlcd In the dis
iriot Gle, ~ Office yesterday, that of VIM
=. Humble vs.. Matte Munilie for al.
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JrsTIcE MAHoNrYs COURT.

Charles kclly, assault, 30 rape. placed
under q $3.50 appearance h,aI
tiEa Ionuon and Annie Kitchen dis
costs each