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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-11-21
Business Personals.

III. Dissette, builder and contractor.
Once ~ Fourth street north. Telephone
5o9.
Chris a. Gallagher, counselor at Law.
4O1-403 Guaranty Loan Building.
sIohn j. McfIale and Ace p. Absll, Law
yers. 619-62O Bank Of Comemrce Build.
VICTORIAN 4 Mahoney, fire insurance,
real estate, loans. 125 Central aveAls.
5Telephcne 1491. n o5s. IS
a* John II. Gleason, undertaken and fun
eral director. 1855 First avenue south.
ss j. Carthy, well contractor. Esti-
mates furnished on application, 209 Gem
trail avenue. ...s 81 ]. 5s3 "a f
Hlve Der cent paid On II months and four
Der cent on Blk months deposit Title In
sufanpeAnd Trust Co, Oneida Block.
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Mahoney, fire insurance,
us. 125 Central aveAue.
] ! Finest Ia the City.

The Metropolitan barber shop at 24S
Nfcollet ayenue ii the finest and largest
shaving emporium in. the West Twenty
sl,Ixur. Gus chains presided over by.as many
skillet artists, are sufficient ID satisfy the
most crttipal, and you do not haveSto wait
It'd secure what You want Shaving 10 cents.
Large and sepmfortabe bathrooms IL con-
Snection. Shop open tlssy aud night
atA alls hours, also, & and earsfnI and
sahl.g tsnaanta give an kind 0f bath
4 "a thu tIetfppo ftan and con-
e. Il ~ n 4 4 Ea 81
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Cardinal Gibbons.

Baltimore, Nov. 14.---An announcements.
inside here when taken in connection with
the runlors concerning Cardinal Gibbons,
is deemed very significant and In the mindq$
Of many it is thought to indicate thA1
there is no truth in them. It is thought
that Archbishop Martinelli, the apostolic
delegate and successor to Cardinal Satolli
as the papal representative in this country,
Will visit Cardinal Gibbons, Nov, 49, Arch
.bishop Martine.li has announced his intenA
tion. to celebrate high pontiical mass upon
that occasion and will be the guest of Car-.
dinal Gibbons, the mass being celebrated
In the cathedral. Those who are posted IN
church matters say that this would not
happen Ii the cardinal did not stand Ia high
favor at the vatican. t ss IA
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Tourist Car to California.

An upholstered Pullman Tourist Car is
run every Wednesday by the Northern
Pacific This car leaves st. Paul 2:45 p.
M; Minneapolis, $3.50 p. NJ. reaching San
Francisco, the following Monday morn
ing. Double berth only Sc. For tickets
and reservations call on or write to G. N.
McNejll, City Ticket Agent, N. P. Ry. Co.,
10, sNicollet House Block, Minneapolis,
MINI rs t
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COLD COMFORT.

q 800 VOILG NJONlI UIG 7g.1l-s-- y
& Miss Prettie--Wh didn't you tell mo
my hair was in such a state? Lord Ma.
bobb must have noticed 1t. al q. s8.
Miss Beautie- No need to worry, my
dear. am sure he didn't see IT He
didn't once look at Yo,.-----rrJ eW York
Weekly. ,fs 4 4 ~ *a d HI. ss .Hs
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!. PALPABLB CONTRADICTIONS.
Trivett- Ours Is q very contradictory
language. )5S X y
Dicer--Go on. sS4 s5.s "a
Z Trivett the term "a sad dog usually
means particularly gay chap 81
Dicerl 1T does; and when you say a man
Is q corker you really mean that he is an
uncorker.--Jud q s. ss S4
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taere Is. at present a prospect that thu
coming session Of the Legislature will b
- stormy one.tf@f - .t#
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SHE NEVER DIES
3sCome with me,'' sa' d. Death II III II Ss8. u
'tXou don't know me, = laughed the creme
II am the slave who nursed Wasting tom
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state q OHIO, CITY 81 Toledo, Lucas coun:

81 ", 80. Al
Frank j.. Cheney makes oath that he Is
the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney q Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use Of Halls Catarfh Cure.
6ss FRANK J. CHENEY. i
Sworn to before me and snbseribed in
my presence this 9th day Of December,
A. -. 1895. 3 rs 5. Z.
5S (Seal.) tts A. w. GLEASON,
s5 5a5 .4.s Y. Notary Public,
Ii. Halls CatarTh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send fory testi-
monials free. 15s.s ss5s 55s $ rs
i. j. CIIENE & Co, Toledo,
Sold BY all druggists, Sss
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
RECORDER HILLS COURT.
Alleged Bnnco Men Mast Hunt Other
Fields.
JOHN COLLINS AND HIS "fRIENDs.
Ne Esgaees On Attorney "a Prosecute
Cases viii BE Called Today. Cash
Dropped In . Game.

Assistant Chief Of Police Ray said to q
Post reporter yesterday:
These big nit joints will be broken UT
IN this city at any cost. As a mattel
Of course 1t Is difficult TO make a swindiins
charge stick owing to the foxy plays made
by these big nit men and the suIl!biiity
Of the v!ctim5 How a man can be SO
green as to be tolled into a game ana
persuaded to hand his money over TO
other strangers, or TO risk In a game OF
which he Is densely ignorant Is more than
can understand. The big nit men had
rs well make up their minds to quit
business in this city. 1t is high time they
were packing their traps and seeking more
congeniai quarters Take the case of John
lost his money, his watch and gun.
have filed charges against all four of the
parties involved for exhibiting games, ad-
ditional charges for vagrancy against the
quartette and placed charge Of swindiins
10 the credit of two Of them. We Will
make II interesting all around for the
fraternity
The cases against John Dalton. Charles
Dale. Albert Chanbe Rain and II. Raunch-
man, alias Japanese joe" were called
IN Recorder HIS court yesterday after
noon and continued until today. Yester-
day afternoon John Dalton replevlned the
$3.50 taken from him Thursday. He FLED
a replevin bond and the police authorities
returned the money.
Collins, who is q young Alabam,an with
none Of the characteristics of a Reuben
from the hayseed or mountain districts,
has secured the services Of an attorney
TO assist in the prosecution Of the men
whom he claims inveigled him into
big NIT game and won his money.
A young chap. halling from Minnesota,
who claims that he was bilked out of
$50 by "hig nit men. made himself
known TO Post reporter yesterday. He
said that he would have caused the arrest
Of the parties who buncoed him out OF
his hard cash were IL not for the fact
that he was Under the impression that ne
could be fined for gambling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
BRADsTREET's REVIEW

New York, January 10.-Brudstreet's TO-
morrow VIII say: General trade has not
Improved lppreciably. Some wholesale
houses are sending out travellers. while
others have not completed taking stock.
The Impression Is general that uncertainty
as TO financial action by congress and dis
Tubing political conditions have an un.
favorable influence on the prospect for
new enterprises.
Mercantile collections East. West and
Northwest are complained OF. but at the
south the comparative ease with which
they are made forms a conspicuous excep-
ton. Demands for funds al various West
ern centers Is the most active for year.
Stock OF wholesalers at MARI OF the
larger interior distributing points are low.
First advices Of statesmen on the road are
Of moderate demand for goods improve
ment showing Itself first in dry goods
shoes and clothing.
Exports Of wheat flour included as
"heaD from both coasts of the United
states this week amount to sil 600. as COM
pared with 1906 OoO last week. There are
fi6 business failures IN the United states
this week, an exceptionally heavy total
Last week the aggregate was i03.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
COUNTY COURT,

In the county court yesterday Hon. John
g. Tod presiding. the following civil bus
mess was disposed Of:
J. W. Baker VS.. William Heinze; con-
tinued generally by agreement.
w. A. Baittaile vs. E. ". Noble ct al:
leave granted plaintiff TO file first sup
Elemental petition. Defendants general
and first and second special exceptions
to plaintiffs original petition was over
ruled, to which the defendants T. Kaiser.
excerpts. Judgment against the defend
ants L. NJ. Noble, T. Kaiser and J. H.
Newding for SIS 81. with interest at s
per cent. Judgment In favor of Defend
ant j. Kaiser ard that tina note offered
In evidence be cance,ej. to which the de-
PENDANT, T. Kaiser, excerpts.
j, c. s. Morrow rs. j. NJ. Bradshaw ;
reset for January 90.
Adam Caruthers ct al vs Texas and
New Orleans Hallway company; judy
ment for the intervenor. II. Welngart.
ter, ard that NE defendant, Texas and
New Orleans Railway company. be dis
charged with It's costs.
Gieseke VS.. Deane. forcihle detainer
judgment for the defendant
The following order was made on the
probate docket.
Estate OF Edward p. Lockhart, deceased.
Mrs. r. o. Lockart appointed adminlstra-
trix OF the estate; bond fixed at SIC. 90
George a. Clark. c. X. Lockar; and Hal
Bates. appraisers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
HYPNOTIC HEALING.
DR.. A. C. Burroughs at Turner Hail Last
Night.

& LIT. a. I. BurrOuCnS at turner Hail Last
Night.
Turner Hall was crowded from the stage
to the doors and every seat In the gallery
was occupied last night when Dr. a. G.
Burroughs. the hypnotic healer was in
froduced. The announcement that he
would exercise his powers to heal, pub
llcly and without cost, drew a curious
crowd, among them being many Of the
afflicted citizens OF Houston. DR.. Bur
roughs said that II any had come to the
entertainment expecting TO see him make
the wooden Legged man walk, or the blind
see, they would be disappointed. II do
no profess TO perform miracles. | am
simply Of the earth, and II there are any
IN the ball suffering from pain. from neu-
ra,gia, rheumatism or aching Joints.
extend them an Invitation to come upon
the platform
Within few minutes there was a large
crowd upon the stage awaiting treatment.
BE took them IN turn, the following being
some of the subjects operated upon:
Mrs. Merrihew. No. 400 Caroline street.
rheumatism. After treatment the lady
Faid the soreness and pain which had
affected her, had entirely disappeared.
sne SAID That there was some stiffness.
but that She felt greatly relieved
Thomas o'Dowd 80 Gsbel. rheumatism
of the knee Joint. After a treatment Mr..
O'Dowd sald; 81 have been laid I'M Tor
years with rheumatism. being unabl, TO
Walk without a cane. Tho doctor treated
me at his room this afternoon. and this
treatment tonight enables me TO Law aqide
my stick"
Mrs. d. Nelson, i20 Caroline street. rheu
matism and neuralgia, 81 feel much bet
ter" said the lady. "My pain is entirely
gone / have been suffering pain for six
or eight years. My neck has been very
SUN Tor several years, hut now I can
move my head about" She did so show
ing the audience.
ii. II. Merriman. 2To3 Austin, PARALYSIS
Tor more than six years This was an
extreme oase, the patient being unable
TO control his limbs. The healer did not
promise much relief on account Of one
Treatment. because II was one that was
extremely difficult. He said however.
mat he could effect q cure before leaving
| me city. The gentleman replied to a
friend present that ne felt relief In his
arms. and that the pain had vanished He
fedt no change in his legs.
little hoy whose eyes panied him very
much. testified to the absence of pain
after the treatment by the healer and =
4 TtHsDer OF others consulted Dr. Htirrourhs
upon various troubles. The length of tirnn
~ required to treat each patient prevented
MIN from relieving all present who had
ailments, but the cases mentioned above
! were OF sufficient Importance to prove his
I claim to be able TO heal. DR.. Burroughs
mas apartments at the Capitol Hotel. and
sWht De In the city for some time.
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CITY BREvITIES.

Edward LaReaux Is entertaining a bah,
girl at his home.
| Born. at $3.50 o'clock yesterday, TO Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Illg. 6oi Travis street,
| girl.
| The city engineer issued a permi, t.
George A. Blohm 10 build a $50 cottag,
| on summer street yesterday.
Il. Raphael. manager Of the Houston
Clearing House, reports the bank move
ment for January 10 as s.2i,s3.
The storeroom OF the Crescent New.
company was burgiarized Thursday nigh
and 500 Belmont cigars carried off.
Street Commissioner John Kennedy ha.
force of men and teams employed fr
putting Washington street In excellen,
repair.
The daughter OF Gustave sauter wa,
rendered delightful birthday party las
evening, which was a very happy even,
and thoroughly enjoyed by all the partici.
pants.
A man calling himself John Shea wa,
gathered in" BY the police yesterday
He acted strangely. and at first II was
surrnise.i that he was insane. Last night
Richard was himself again.
'Alabamians must be easily worked "
remarked "a police officer yesterday.
Every fellow who has been Yctimized
~ huneo men during the past two years
hailed from Alabama or East Texas"
A meeting Of young ladies' was held
yesterday at the residence OF William
Reicharut, 5eii2 Travis street and partial
arrangements made for leap year ball
TO be given at Turner Hall on the even
Ing of January g.
The suit filed Thursday against Sheriff
Erickson by Mrs. ". V. CunyuS. for debt
and damages. will be dropped, as the at
torncy In the case left instructions at the
office of the district clerk yesterday not
TO issue citations in the suit.
The cottage prayer meeting of the Cum
berlaDd Presbyterian church VIII be held
TINS evening at 7:2D at the residence of
Mr.. Mahony, ITO Polk avenue between
Fann'n and San Jacinto. All are INVITED.
=. The stock holders OF the Houston City
street Railway company held the annual
meeting Yesterday and elected the follow
ing board OF directors: r.. =. Hll. T. W.
House. w. u. Cleveland, A. y. Parlin. A.
II. Hayward. Harry 6. Chase and John
II. Kirby.
Agent Carmichael has taken TO the pen
itestiary from here Thomas Cook. col
cred. for the murder OF William Taylor.
colored. last May. sentenced to twenty
years; also Lee Anderson. five years, and
VIII Henderson, two years. for the bur
giary of George Davis store IN the Fifth
ward, arrested In the act
Three months ago. In most unfortu.
nate accident near the Auditorium, on
Main street, Miss Hennie Price had her
ankle permanently injured. She Is now.
however, able to walk on crutches In
referring TO the accident she said: There
Is an impression out that ! jumped from
the buggy and | wish to correct It, As a
matter Of fact | fell out. because some
part Of the vehicle on which / was trying
TO support myself gave way when the
horse began to cut up and | fell"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
FINANCIAL REVIEW.


New York. January 10.-Bradstreet' S
weekly review OF the New York stock
market says:
Speculative interests were unqucstion-
ably somewhat dismayed by the unex-
pocted launching OF the 800. 900 900 govern.
ment bond issue as "a popular suhscrp-
ton. The principal element of disturb.
ance was the idea that tho period OF thirty
days allowed for the closing OF the sub
scription would afford opportunity for fur.
Their depletion of the gold reserve and for
the development OF other unsettIing fac
tors.
II was observed that while the public
was taking no interest in speculation and
that the hope OF booming tendency
which sale of bonds to the Morgan syn
dlcate might have created. had been
designated. there was no liquida ton and
the market, which Inclined TO stand aside,
had no disposition to work on the short
side. Further consideration of the matter
led also TO several other important con-
illusions. In the first place n Is the opin-
ion of the street that the Morgan bond
syndicate VIII not d,sband hut will put
in bid with the chances In favor of its
obtaining the whole, or mt any rate all
but small portion Of the bond issue.
The fact that the public even II It wants
the bonds. can not obtain gold with which
10 pay for them is n Limitation upon popu.
lar subscriptions. while the banks which
have the gold are more likely to act in
connection with the syndicate than To
take the alternative of paying higher
price or of having their individual bids
rejected.
The Withdrawals OF gold from the treas
ury have not been excessive. amounting
In all TO &,0oo,0oo or more for the week.
The market though firm, has also Gained
down considerably. and though gold ex.
ports for the week amounted to $3.50. 600
including s.60o00o taken from the treas
ury two weeks ago and held In the bank
ers vaults, the exchange rate is not so
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Ruthven Commandery No. 2, Knights
Templar, elected the following officers
last night:
j. S. Wilson. L. c.; A. X, Taylor, gen.
cralissimo: G. n. Kidd. captain general:
Robt. NJ Elgin, prelatc; Thomas w. Cron-
an, $. w; ID. ID. BloNom. ]. w. ]. c.
Kidd, treasurer Robt. Brewster, recorder
The officers viii be installed at the next
stated conclave, February H. At same
date the proxy OF Right Eminent Grand
Commander +. NJ. Gilhough OF Galveston
will Inspect tho commandery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Lewis a. Hazen and wife to Lena H.
Hazen, lots II, is, 10. 20. p. %. q.
q. 20, 20, q. IS, %, 80. 81 and 30.
block ll9S In La Porte.
Jesse knowlton and wife to VIM.
Taylor, seven and three-fourths
acres out of Head Quarters tract
In Harry Whiting league. ..,....,.....
Guesseppi Rusiu to V. Alex and II.
Pumilia, all right and interest In lot
and south half OF lot and 50xT5
feet OF lost ~. block 1872. south side
Buffalo bayou. also lots l, g, 5. and
o. block 0. OF Sweeney addition ....... .
George II. DeWalt. executor, to
Amelia DeWalt. lot 2. block ISL.
south side Buffalo bayou; other con-
siderations and. ................ ......... z
New orleans Canal aud Banking
company 10 New Orleans Improve
mont company, 1850 acres OF bounty
land granted TO Manuel Tarerl, also
1850 acres of bounty land granted
to Eubera Farios.., Observation-Disclosures. so
Matilda Roane and Curtis Roane
TO J. V. Tourney, two acres out OF
ten-acre tract in Henry Trerwester
survey: other considerations and. .
Adoue & Lobit TO +. W. Mundy, all
right, title and interest In out lot
II, block ll26 OF La Porte; quit
Unknown over, by tax collector. TO
IN w. Formey, part OF lot ", block
TO. south side Buffalo bayou.......
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
COOKING MAIN.

The Pit WIN open Tonight with Ten
Fights on the Programme.
At IA Milan street, between Preston
and Prairie avenues. a cockplt win he
opened tonight ana ten lights arc down
on III" evenings programme Houston
and Atlanta have been matched. :. S.
Moore representing Atlanta, for $1,000 a
slio and $40 FOR each fight. Each side to
show seventeen cocks between pounds
ounces and pounds ounces The dates
selected. February o. and 7. viii doubt
less witness the advent Of hundreds who
love the sport. Moore has a match with
Nuashaumer of Dallas a noted breeder
OF lighting chicks, which will come off
nnXt week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. VI. Berginnis OF Sherman Is in the
city
Senator NJ Lasker Of Galveston is in
the city.
W. w Dunlop OF Roanoke. vn.. Is In
the city.
8. Moylan Bird OF Galveston Is the guest
OF Mr.. Masse Dolen.
Thomas Mckee, business manager for
Robert Downing. Is In the city.
Mrs. NJ. f Hanks Of Archer Mo. who
has been visiting Mrs. DR.. J. ]. Mckanna
returned home Thursday evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
NO. s FIRE COMPANY.

The Fire Fighters who WIN Man the
Machine.
Fire Engine company No. s is now in
active service. with the following force:
captain, Henry Damoth; engineer, l.. @.
Graham; stokcr, Sam =. Compton. driver,
Frank Medlenkn. driver hose wagon, John
O'Brien; hose men. w. NJ Golden, A. l..
Anderson and w. w, Holmes. J. p. Otto
has been promoted to tho captaincy OF
No
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TIMELY TIPS.
fhe "Anu-Divisionists" WIN Rescind
Their Former Action.

Their Former Action.
At recent meeting of the city council,
mn ordinance was passed by vote OF
seven to three dividing the Fourth ward
ana creating new ward out of the
Fourth ward CNorth" Since the now
ward was created scheme to divide the
Third ward was defeated. and the Hirsch
resolution. providing for the appointment
Of commission 10 redistrict the entire
city, was tabled. Aldermen McAughan.
Burke and Heinze voted for the partition
OF the Fourth ward. Since that meeting
each of these municipal legislators has
stated publicly that II they could retrace
their steps they would vote against the
division of the Fourth ward Yesterday
well known city official said 70 a Post
reporter: Here is g quiet tip. The city
council, at least n majority OF it's fuern-
fhers. will repeal the ordinance dividing the
Fourth ward and creating a new ward
Action may not be taken at the next reg
sul;ir meeting. hut 1t is coming. The coun-
icii Will rescind Its former action and the
Fourth ward will include the same terri
Ytory as at present. Another thing: At
{the next regular meeting the Packard
better known as the anti-fruit
stand ordinance, will be called up and
;considered. Its enemies declare that they
have the votes TO defeat It's passage"
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strong as to indicate q heavy overflow.
These factors, therefore. asserted them
selves and caused a marked hardening Of
values throughout the balance OF the
week. At the same time the market has
been narrow and covering OF short con-
tracts furnished the bulk OF the buying
The foreign markets have been Influenced
almost entirely by the Transvaal compli-
cations and the Venezuela question has
been relegated to the background This
with the less acute feeling about the lat
ter subject has checked foreign selling OF
American and even induced a certain
amount OF professional short covering for
London account
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR.

l,Hev. J. l.. Hendry. a Missionary, at Cen
Z trail Christian Church.
1. The Christian Endeayor local union held
|tts quarterly meeting at the Central
;thurch last night. There waE large at
lfendancc and the exercises were OF a most
interesting character The ten-minute
Kong service was led by II. b. Lingan
and prayer by Reyiyalist II. A. Northcuu.
IAN address. missionaries in China" fol-
Bowed. by Rev. J. l.. Hendry. fcreefui
land very Interesting speaker. Rev. Hen
X1Ty passed six years In missionary work
IN the land OF Confucius and ii Hung
Ehang. and his description OF the customs
sAnd habits Of the Chinese and their re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
nIKoR HOLM SOCIETY.

Secretary Simon Greenberg has called a
meeting OF the Hebrew Bikor Holm So
ciety of Houston. which will take place
at the synagogue, corner Preston and
Hamilton streets, at p. m. sharp. Sunday.
January IL, 1896. At this meeting import
ant business will he transacted, including
the election Of officers Also forty-hve
new members will be admitted. This So
ciety, which is very young has member
ship of 1876
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11
WRIT OF HABrAs CORPUS.

Caesar Holiday, colored. held for as
sault with intent to murder. will he taken
to Galveston today on writ of habeas
corpus, GRANTED by Judge Il. D. Gavin ~
the criminal district court. Holidays at
torney applied for the writ yesterday.
Sheriff Erickson VIII go to Galveston with
the prisoner this morning and batch of
witnesses Will accompany him.