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liIGH WATER.
HUH W AIER.
Residents Of Rochester Deserted Their
Homes

Residents OF Rochester Deserted Their
Homes.
Rochester y. Y. April 2,-The Henesee
river is higher than 1t has been for fifty
years. 1t is over its banks in the south
eFn part Of this city and has washed away
part OF the Erie railroad tracks. The
Nouses are surrounded by water and The
occupants have hadsto desert their homes
~ Al stores along Front street are rloo,i.a
~. ~ CITY is much excited over the sit,,a.
ION, Tor II is feared that should the
~, r.'si ~, sNe way there would be a great
city. pa'' Oh the
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FRoM GOVERNOR RonINsoN.

London, April 1.-The secretary Of state
for the colonies Sir Joseph Chamberlain,
received dispatches from the governor OF
Cape Colony, Sir Hercules Robinson. to-
aa3 "hich seem 10 denote that the ac-
tisity oil tne authorities In Matahelelapd
and Cape Colony has done a great dssi
coward preventing a spread of the rebel.
hon in Mataht land. IL is now an.
nouiiced that outlying stations asout Rui.
ewayo have been relieved aud that Ruiz
wayo Is no longer considered 10 H. in
danger OF attack consequently Sir Her,
almost confined to the Matapo iiill.
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Mrs Louise Doucottc, wife of y. Il,
Douee,te. died yesterday IN san Antonio,
where her husband had taken her for The
benefit u her health, Tine body WIZ Ae
taken to Beanmonc, the home OF the de-
ccasei. for interment. the funeral party
passing through this city this morning. VIA
tho Southern Pacific The bereaved nus
bard win be Joined hero by his brother.
T. A. Doucette and family
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The funeral Of little Arthur. the bright
s-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lahourcade. took place yesterday after
noon at o'clock. the in;ermen, taking
place in the German ceIns,cry. Rev.
Rather Hcnnessy OF the Church Of the
s,nnupciaion conducted The ceremonies
large concourse followed the remains
srs were Archie Iorhowsky. J. II. Nc
Cormlck Emlla Eleiber and peler Rotge.
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LABOR TROUBLES.

New York. April "A strike affecting
over 500 men commenced today on tho
slegel-cooper ,nlildng nov In course OF
construction on Eighth avenue The
strike was ordered OH account OF the
employment OF non-union men
Chicago April @ - A sensation was
caused In the ranks OF the striking cloth
ing cutters today by the desertion of
Charles O. Aalborg. who went TO work
early this morning. Aalhorg was one Of
executive board Of the Cutters and Trim.
mers' association. No. 81, He was an cx-
president OF The union and during iSo
and 1874 had heen n member Of the Ma.
lional executive board OF the United Gar
merit Workers of America.
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= TIE Pes;
aes'Fe 70 ,a4ak ;ry many friends ard
'aes. ~ho hAve 81 kiaal5- assis- Il raa 81
eel;fsi f7- T9s Eos, ols, e. az .oarss
as 5isagrpatef ~ aot securing tn
i1 -el.z'li-Httfr pF-ze. a. nlsct % ac-
luf 'rfrts Tho mai w--sad Sc
~ fAAs ~ RS aid Aa.H SO confidently
@ s+ nsf sAti-esS as un t1y pHl ar-
-Ft'ir, assure tii ms .-,r,fs
f-cr'-.S that Ar-l~. .if-a -l.. r.
s-'et 2f fartq fr ~. Athalf
as i Hat beer eiid -ssf o. Re-
-+si'A Cuss.- ~ X rrar
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A Village Inundated. i,

Utica n. y. April THE Mohawk
s.Ner is gorsed below Canajoharie and
,ne new York Central road bed has b.en
wlshed out several hundred feet A nor
r va OF hersllner village is under water.
go about In boats ''se" u
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REcnRDrR sfiLrfs ccrRT.

u. ". Scott. assAul: ard battery. hsea
IS ard costs
Pink Andersen. assaai, 70 murder. bound
e1rn rf 800.
sefry Jenkins, assault 20 rob. moi pros
susie Matthew. ysg-ancy; mol peos
1s*stItia Olsen, VsgFAncs' ane'2 81 ard
r.s@fs.
T1edro MARITIME. assault aud battery;
fnaa s. and costs.
John sullivan. drunk and down. fined
81 ard COSTS.
Japaes Fox. yaErzHcy: feed 80 and
to&t,.
93hn Delaney. Fraak dunno and John
~. Smith. theft fran the I-srson. s,1ar.d
over TO criminal dis,rie: eour; "a sum
Of 500 each.
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SUPPOSED TO BE IN HOUSTON.

q MAYOR HfoWne ytAtcruHy TepHFsHu VIE
following letter. which explains itself.
Room IS. ~ Victoria Street. Toronto.
March N.--Dear Sir: am DESTROYS. of
learning the present whereabouts Of Mrs.
William Bays. who removed TO your city
frem cordeIe. In the State Of Georgia
about three or four years ago. She Was
formerly Mrs. ". w. Hagerman. her has
band havtag died at cordeie. Ga. Soyem-
her Is. fs9-e
Any Information you can obtain for me
that would enable me 10 communicate with
her Will he highly appreciated.
Trusting TO be favored with an early re-
ply. ! am. yours faithfully.
Mayor Browne knows nothing about the
person inquired about. but II ~ possible
fIsa. snuae 81 the readers OF TIE Post may
te abba 70 furnish the desired Information.
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Christian enu-eh ON CAnitoE svsnGe Mo-s-
day aEd Tnassasr night promise 10 BE- o.
the greatest Interest 70 all. Eve rshoiy
should c5.ae No adm ssssnl fee The
tfrSs suhiess. will hA -@Th4 Mistakes os
Moses The second one VIII he s III the
Old Iss.ni .sa-iE
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3nson of Cape Colony reply to his oef..rs
Alata2e land Sir Hercules Robinson DE-.
cine! the offers of assistance and thanks
re sicent Kruger and the burghers neart.
NY Tor their Offers Governor Robinson
"a, That ne considered the imperial force
OF - men sufil-iant 10 quell Inc disturb
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DIED DURING THE NIGHT

sam Andrew, eolore3. who WAS formerly
employed TO run the elevator in the
Moore Burnett building. was found dead
IN his he'd al hts home. No. sis Arthur
street, yesterday morning He died some
neld a. innunat
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Text: 70 Israeli trust thou in God He
is thy help and shield. Psalms Nv. 5
nr. Rosons,cin Will preach on the rhaNo
taxi aud subject AL Temple Beth israel
corner Of Franklin avenue and Crawford
streets. tonight at 100 O'clock, the occst-
sion being The weekly Sabbath aud the
last day OF Passover All are welcome 10
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JAiLED Ok A SERIOUS CHARGE.

John W. Smith, john Delaney and
Frank Dunn. all white men, are in the
city Jail. charged with rotbing Mike Ryan
Houston from Beaunou, "Wednesday and
IN order to make sure that his money
was safe he put il in his sock, he saYs
jtist named held him down and took his
money The men are charged with thcft
from the person nnd aEEraNated assault.
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Henri Rochetort
RHODES pRncrEnING

Salisbury. Matabeleland. April 2.-Mr.
Cecil Rhodes, with 30 volunteers. is FRO
G9eeuins 70 Gwelo and Buuwayo. Nr
RHODES has expressed the opinion that
RhoGesla is capable Of coping win The
revol, OF the Matabeles
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Ohio River Rising.

cincinna'i' Ohio. April The Ohio river
Is lorty-four feet on The gauge this morn.
i,,s ana sun rising. but at a slower rate
Ia cai,sa n a, not enough, 1t is thought,
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So - YlrsrF.nrlA-E-

T''ss soslow+.ag sss,s wese Tied se-'eT,sy
in The otfce q ma clerk g, go evil sis-
.s5@t court
Alexaa,se- 4 rta-nett Is : r. Es-ry
r@eesye- 81 t;se ti3Gs.oa rl.y -sr@f i.sss-
1-zT eJyrsyNaES sllt for trusEcs rs t1e
ssrs Of 81 -, for fia alleged nez.iseil, .
or tsss Se-fauta % tre de'eg 3aF' hy which
iae etlid 0! paAinttfe was l.jlef 5}e-sia-
Aliee Duncan vs. Jefs4-ssa Iuneaa s.tt
sHr 6ivorce On lie eroua1s @: anAina
t-e4fnaent.
,i5sIes. Zsltso et al rs Alert f~i ssn
SftaTifr. and ihe Behreas ETsE com 4rs
application fo- 1T sai5,iciiag 20 s,reFent
sirs sasryice Of ar sreeut le, r. faf7T ~ 'fe
d4ssersiants the fsetreAs Orig company
directed &gaAlsg ti4s plaintiffs he-rta
ard for dau'agss j. the sutn ~ 81 iH
StiGeps BEzsbtsAr grAntei tas fer.p 4rar-
te,ss.p., r. Nickel - ~ -. 2ferrietta
NsTssei ct al. Eof' for partition - IL scraa
al the Jcseph Mr.Ael estate.
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grave digger In the different cemeteries
~ ints city for more Tran twenty-five
years II Is related OF him that on one
caught lg1ld Of The vehicle and put il or
rs wheeis. Mt Wall sstd q aim that ne
had frequently sen bin put his right
foot ur spSgir AMI sink il 10 the eye
mig M. eArth With one SHOVE Of tha leg
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AN HISTORIC CHARACTER

George Waller an old time coiored grave
digger, died "Wednesday NIGHT and was
buried yesterday by Messrs. Wall N stahe.
of powerful physique and had been q
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Shirt Waists.

Pretty sure you wiil want one, and you
yeafiv co.si .Ai,,rs f. he va ~ Wa,s.s
Plenty OF people are selling Waists, hii4
We kuow Tc are very r1ach in IL" See
the ones AZ i,c, 40, Sc ami aAc: then the
ones st $50. ~ SIS SIS and SIS, and
,hen the ones al $50 and s5l.
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THANKING rREslprNr MAJ

III Faso. Texas, April e-The peonlo a.
ihis city and OF Juarsz. Mex. are ce,o-
5raing TO-DAY ana thanking President
pias Of MeNieo for hts declaration in
iavor OF Inc International dam and reser.
foir IN ms CITY, J., is believed thai tbo,,-
sands Of acres Of land below mis- ci, ,,'V ~,
no,h sides OF the Rho Grande hiiibAr,ne
abandoned VIII be redeemed by irrication
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Esteiia Amnion living a. No. Schrimpf
street. was stabbed In the right breas,
last night about o'clock near Charlie
I.amana's store, in the Second ward. by
another woman, by tho name OF Estella
Powell Both are coloref.
II appears that Estells Powell became
jealous OF the attentions shown the other
Esteiia By her husband, aud when they
met few words passed and the woman
Mas cut az mentioned.
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TELEGRAPH LIME CIT

Cairo April 2,-rhe telegraph line be.
tween korosko and Mnrat Wells, north
Of Wady Halfa, has been cut. vi
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses wer@ Issued yesterday
10 F. G. Ernst and sfss Mary Helen
Amos; simon Pratcr ard Bedie Thomas.
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Ready nade
Skirts.

Too late TO have one made for Easter
wear Doa,t No-ry, coine 70 us; correct IN
fush and s;vle al si15 sl.1a $50. sS.io
S.'.s. Ss.s9 and $ -. Plain and Figured Mo
hair and six ones. Yoa might Try us.
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BICYCLE c,oNTEsTANrs.

r.s,ssrs FROM Some Of the Participants
sn the Race
The Pcs. taxes pleasure in publishing
the so!lowfrs letters from Master John
CualsrSeugh and Miss GasSig Meke-aon.
sueh expressions q appreciation ard good
VIII make ;hs friends OF the yoarg people
proua 10 w. numbered a-seag ;acse whe
supported each ard makes TIE Pcs; FEEL
thai i. has aa4sa aew friends as well IS
adding so-a4t'siti, , its popularity Eusenc
lis ola friends AMI a5,r,l-NrS- IN all con
tests of life sotne win ans sa-ns ms; lF$e
ard while those who lose s-e naturally
disappointed there Is much to be p-osd Of
in the szc; .hSt your friends d@ all n
thei- rsosFfr 10 t<9p yea. and while not
winning many new srtsDis we're made
which viii ever rezis 'nA'sr yoa aoa yoaF
gallant struggle .qr the vff-c
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LEWIS.
Boys
Blouse Waists.

Some very rauy ones at sc. &c, sc, SIS
and Via
and years.
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FhLL DEAD OPPOSITE CAPITOL no
TEL.

In love with Murdoch & swartz's photos.
the finest In the South. 5f.s Main street.
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DECLINED TIE ASSISTANT,

Pretoria, April 2.-Prcsldent Kruger ha.
received from Governor Sir Hercules ROB.
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0utctoum orders filled day received by competent CLERKS
ED. KHAN. MA%GMn 9TTHH,E1
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Moro Tax Rolls Recelved-Bonds

More lax Rolls Recelved-Bonds APP
provod-Pcrsonal Notes.
Austin. Texas. October 3.--The tax rolls
of the following counties were received
today at the comptroler's office.
Foard county--Total valuations, s1.1is.-
1"2, decrease, $203.3
McL"nnan county-Total Valuations S23-
33i,Sl. increase. 81, 26?, 1855
Donley county--Total valuations, Si4lS,-
7Ub. Increase. $g0,b63.
Val Verde county-Total valuations. ST.
49, ais, increase, COR, i69.
brewster county-!Total valuations, 81,
BIS, i0s. decrease, sis,l59
SO far McIennan county Stands at tho
head OF the list in the increase OF valua-
tons.
The attorney general today approved a
$3.50 issue of city OF Orange school bonds
and "A sii,o00 issue of Jack county Jail
bonds.
Hon, NJ. NJ Crane democratic nominee
for attorney general, and Major Buck
office. left ,his m9rning, for Rockda.e.
where they had a 'f0int discussion.
Mes, T.. +. nm, wife OF Assistant At
torney General Hin. lcrt this morning for
her old home In Gainesville. to spend q
few weeks for the berctit OF her health.
Hon, Jonathan Lane ~ LaCrange T. in
the city on private business, lic reports
democratic prospects In the Tenth dis
irici AZ being bright.
Chartered today: queen CITY Burial as
soc alton OF Cass county; no capital stock.
Moses Harp
A permit to do business In Texas was
issued 10 the King Bridge company of
Cleveland, Ohio.
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AWFUL RAILWAY WRECK.
Seven Bodies So Far Recovered Prom
the Debris.
A BOILER EXPLOSION THE CAUSE.
Ono OF tho Passengers Loses His Reason
and Takes Hts own Ltfe - Express
Car Inmates Escape.

Usage City. Kan, October IA fright.
full railway wreck, attended by serious
loss Of life and made more terrible by the
self-murder OF one of the terrified passen-
gers, occurred at o'clock this morning
on the Santa Fe road two miles north Of
this station. Seven dead bodies have
been recovered from the wreck and It Ia
feared that other victims are buried be-
Meath the debris. The wrecked train was
the eastbound passenger No 2, the same
that had such a thrilling experience with
bandits In New Mexico Friday night last.
The wreck was caused by the explosion
of the boiler Of the locomotive. The en-
eneer should have stopped por water. hut
Being behind time. he endeavored to run
to the next tank. The engineer and fire.
man both met death in the wreck
The train had proceeded but two miles
beyond this place when two terrific ex.
plcsions were heard. one following close
uron the other The locomotive was COM
HieteIy sIrhtuereu. Inc eSPTess, phbSdoe
ard passenger coaches came crashing on
the wrecked engine and the coaches that
were ahead, piled up in one heap upon
the wreck. Tho coaches In the rear were
all derailed, but the passengers riding In
the cars escaped injury. The wreck was
marked by scenes of the widest confus-
ion among the terrified passengers. The
nerves of many were at such IL high pitch
as to render them frantic When the
crash first came the impression of nearly
all was that the train had been attacked
by robbers.
One passenger William Becker Of Los
Ar geles, Gail. en- route to Chicago. seemed
to lose his reason. When the crash came
he drew pistol from his pocket and in
the presence of car full of terr.fi ID pas
sengers. took his own life. Becker had
been drinking heavily.
Owing to the excitement and confusion,
little could be done to rescue the injured
and remove the Head bodies until dawn.
Seven dead bodies were finally recovered.
The dead are.
William Becker Los Angeles.
Engineer Strump. Topeka.
Fireman Harry Holoister. Topeka.
VIM. McAdams. a tramp, supposed to
be from Chillicote, Iowa.
Three tramps, names unknown.
Among those injured are: Mrs. Emma
Maxwell, an editor ON the Telegram, Colo
RADIO Springs, hands and arms cut: Will
ford Burrs. tramp, legs and arms cut;
James Coleman. tramp, cut and badly
bruised.
None of the expressmen or mail clerks
were seriously injured.
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CASH HELD IN The BANKS.
Statement Issued by the Comptroller
Of Currency.
INFORMATION RATHER INCOMPLETE.
SIN . Fair Approximate Can Re Arrived
Ai-The supreme Courts October
Term begins To-day.

Washington. October &.-Comptroller Of
| the Currency Eckels has issued a state
ment giving the results of an invest!Sa-
ton made by him OF the amount of all
kinds of money. held by the banking ifsti-
tutions OF the country on July /.
| The number of banking houses and trust
compares inquired OF were 12,S52, End of
| u clearing houses, covering All OF such
| institutions in every State and Territory
| ana the District OF Columbia. The re-
ports were received from Ma banks and
| trust companies and VI clearing houses.
| The information. although Incomplete the
comptroller says. is of such a character
as TO enable a fair and correct result
from all to be approximatcd. or the
| t723 replies received. J4o6 We're of National
| batiks. 1884 State banks. 457 savings banks,
go private banks and 81 trus, companies.
| The total amount OF cash In the bi23 In
stitutons reporting was silS i,Si9 II IS
| divided as follows: God coin. 'l3i.d tS
gold certificates. $50, iSl,3SS. silver dollars,
| 81. .6l2; fractional silver, T,399,073; sill
yer certificates. sSg. Cos, 5e6; treasury notes
qs9ol. sl3,l2j.ols; United States notes, silo-
$3.50 currency certificates. SN,SSS.rW,
National bank notes, s23. .eh.s3i
OF tn $ total cash the 3i5s National bani0
! reporting held 1895, 7l,6i6 and the 226S state
banks 81, $50, 223 The amounts of gold
con and gold certificates held by the Nh
floral banks was sis5u7S.6A and by the
State banks sSi ,4s473i.
In this connection II may be stated that
the total number Of National banks tSdsll
held on July IA. the date OF the last Of
iic al car. sSol ,bSo. tso CASH OF wh.cn amount
there was In gold ccin and gold certih
Gates slG1. $751;
4l-.ai cash and ;he part thereof of gold
and gold certificates held by reporting
banks n each geographical! division is as
follows:
New England States-Totsl cash. $685.
os5 az. amount rof gold and gold certifi-
cafes, Sl5. 400, 76s.
Eastorn Statcs-Total cash, S2l3 129, 2a,
amount of gold and gold certificates, $685.
$50 1873.
coo nee cat,
amount of gold and gold certificates,
s9,55S lS,.
Western States-Total cash sl09 5Si $40:
amount % sold and gold certificates. s5i.-
1924
Pacific States and Territor!es-T
cash, SIS 63i, ,62; amount Of gold and gold
certificates. 1905 $50
Total cash. s4liil4. $40: total amount cash
In gold and gold certificates. slS9.55S.3il.
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STREET CAR COLLISION.
The Affair at Fort Worth a Grand SUE
cess-An Exciting Spectacle.

The Affair at Fort Worth a Grand Sue
cess-An Exciting Spectacle.
Fort Worth, Texas. October 4.-The pre-
arranged street car collision given by
Messrs Voss & Brooks on the Arlington
Heights line this afternoon. was a spec
tacular success. The two cars, gayly
decorated with flags and bright trimmings.
stcYof about alf a mile apart on oppos ns
hills and were named Bryan and Mckin-
ley. Bryan's decLvyty was the sleeper,
but McKinley's the longer. so he was
started first. Both cars had been sat
urated with coal oil and were set on fire
when started and were soon mass OF
lurid flames. belching forth volumes OF
black smoke. The motormen stood val
iantly at their posts while the roaring
fires blazed at their backs. and the tor
pedoes on the track cracked ike mus
kerry In skrmish. They never faltered
In their duty. and just as the Mortified
crowd expected to see them cremated II
was discovered that they were dummies.
Mckinley passed the projected meeting
point and met Bryan on his own ground
with crash and a bust OF flame and
smoke that covered both from view for
moment, then they rolled back together
lt,.e ways, tightly locked In Deaths en-
brace.
II was a wcll-planned and wel,-cxccuted
AFFAIR and was witnessed by crowd or
four or five Thousand people.
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SUPREME COURT.
October Term Begins To-day Docket To
BE Called Tomorrow.

October Term Begins Today--D Docket To
BE Called Tomorrow.
Washington. October after four
months recess the supreme court of the
United States will convene Monday for
the October term. All the justices except
Justice Shiras, who is expected daily
ace IN the city. so there VIII probably he a
fun bench at the beginning of the term.
The court docke; now contains 6l5 cases
against 7l5 at the beginning of last years
October term, and Of these twenty eight
have already been argued and submitted
ana are before the court for decision. 1t
would however. be contrary 10 precedent
If there should he any decisions on the
first Monday Of the sitting. When the
president is IN the city the court transnctS
no business on the first day OF the term
beyond making a formal call at the White
House. He is absent now, de he was last
October. and II is presumed the, court will
admit attorneys to the bar and hear such
motions as they may have been noted for
that day.
Inc call Of the regular docket VIII begin
on Tuesday and will continue during the
remainder Of the week. This call VIII then
be suspended n order to hear more urgent
cases, OF which there are fifty-four which
have been especially assigned for the sec
ond week Of the term. Included in this
special list are four from South Carolina
involving The constitutionallty of certain
parts of the d,spensary law.
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The HOTELS.
THE LAWLOR--hArES. $50 AND s.,
fEk PAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO.
PkIETOR.

t0iI lSAts
A. hirscn. c. d. Bell, Eugene Wheat.
D. Dagnal. Bassett Blakeiy. l.. Longtiner.
Gera.d bates, X. j. W. Jones, j. Is carr,
J. A. WeAsendorff. Ed Wessendorn. Len
Mcfarland. Il. $. Schevele, kIcnmond; T.
W. lutte, Geneva, OHIO; George d..
hodge. Ada Hodge. Dallas. f.. c. Motley
nolds. El Campo. W. q. Human, Beau
mont A j. Nick, Texas; Horace IL. Har-
Yey Texas; l.. ii. Monroe, Corpus Christi;
IL. D. Patrick. Austin; l.. ". Woodman-
see, Klchmond; George l.. Finlay, Calves
to1, Walter Bass, Richmond; NJ Miller.
Houston, Il. A. Pearson. Richmond; j. g.
smith, Galveston; Harry Devl.n, Calves
ton Il. f. Hendricks. Dallas A. Chris
teson, city; David Fahey, Galveston; Mrs.
David Fahey, Galvesuon; Miss r. b.
Teerney. Galveston; Pat Barry, Calves
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