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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
ARcHBTsHor LENDRrcK Ar Rrsr
Large Crowds Wait Three Hours for fin.
Services to Begin

W
ST. LOUIS. MO. March lin q, MIC.
turesque spot in Calvary Cemetery spr-
rounded by the graves Of over a score ~
priests, repose the mortal remains Of
Peter Richard Kendrlck, lately arcbbisb-
op OF the diocese Of St. Louis ana for
I'VE decades heroic figure i'm the calen-
Jar OF Inc Catholic Church IN Americ,
The venerable Archbishop AT rho ,in,e -
ms death. was the Oldest Catholic bishon
IN me world. and had his life been snsreI
one more day he would have reached tho
SINty-iourth anniversary Of his ordination
as priest W '''''"
Inc funeral services were bels This
morning IN the old Cathedral on Walnu,
street ana were attended bv nearly, IN
W. persons many OF whom had stood
since early dawn In the cold and nens-
traung wind awaiting the opening OF tho
church doors '''1
The doors Of the Cathedral were tb~ourr
open 10 the public at o'clock. and in
side OF ten minutes the church. which
seats but eight hundred. held a congreea.
ton nearly twice that number 'rbe
doors were then closed. and tho assembled
multitude was content 10 wait for over
three hours until the casket bearing ,ha
remains OF the late Archbishop were
conveyed 70 the hearse and the funeral
procession began its march to Caivsrv
Cemetery
Archbishop Kain. Of the St. r.ouis do.
cese. was celebrant Of the mass ara
Archbishop Ryan. Of Philadelphia. nreach.
ed the funeral sermon. Cardinal Gin
bons. several archbishops. bishops and
aoout three hundred priests were pres
ent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12

rho plans for the crossing OF the rail-
road tracks of the Richmond Traction
Company with those of the Richmond.
Fredericksburg. and Potomac railroad, at
the corner of broad and Harrison streets.
and also those for the crossings with the
ira .ks Of the Richmond City Railway
Company. mt the same point have been
approved by all .he parties concerned by
the city Engineer The crossings viii be
laid as soon as they arrive hero from
TIE stecl-works. In a few days work will
bc begun on the Robinson-strect extension
and also on the branch which Is 10 run
through Eighteenth and Ncnablc streets to
the city line. which will make connection
with the main line at the corner of Eigh-
tecuth and BROAD streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12

The second night Of the Bazaar" held
10y the Golden Rule "Ys." was quite a
success. considering the weather. Though
the attendance was not as large as on the
previous night. the receipts were greater
i'm proportion. There are numerous arti-
clos 10 be disposed Of hy auction. as the
bazaar closes Tonight. and the present
room must be vacated
There will be "a special feature Of
music tonight. instrum ntal and vocal.
\ good time is promised all who attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
Lectures NJ Richmond College

The fourth lecture i'm tho course by pro-
fcssors will be given This evening nj s
o'clock in the college chsTcl by FTofcs-
sor J. X. Hunter. Phi. ID. The subject
will be The Beginnings of Chemistry"
Tho public is invited to attend.
The lectures on crimil al law and evil
dence have common, ed, ard Professor
John Il. Minor Jr, is winning the praises
Of his class for his excellent instruc-
ton. About ilfty-fve are taking the
Course. The law school as ncv.r 50
prosperous as at present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
Benefit for Dr. Hatcher's Church.

All Of the boxes have been taken for
the entertainment for the benefit of DR.
Hatcher's church at the Richmond Thea
tire next Friday night, and tickets are
rapidly being sold. All lovers of fine
music and humor will be highly enter
tanned during the evening. In order 10
give those who have not had an oppor-
tunity to secure tickets. the box office at
the Theatre will be open from 10 4. VI.
TO 6 i. NJ. Thursday and Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12

Matthew Boyd. a little colored boy
who was arrested for throwing rocks in
the street. was fined by Justice Crutch-
field in the Police Court yesterday. Be
ing unable 10 pay the fine. ne had 10 20
back into the pen. After the adjourn
ment of the court. the Justice suggested
that he would give him his liberty If he
could find his way out Of the pen. Be
ing Of a very small size, il took the boy
only a few seconds to squeeze through
the iron bars and make his escape from
n No cnurf -rnnrn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12

The hen-house of Mr.. Charles \. Hill
who resides on Little Page street. Mad
doN Hill. was entered Tuesday night and
al the fowls We're stolen. The THE, rs
also carried on considerable quantity
OF coal and klndling wood presumably
for the purpose Of cooking their haul
II is only about TWO weeks ago that an
attempt was made 10 enter Mr. Hns
house at nicht. but the design was hap
pily frustrated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
lind No unnrunl-

The Council Committee on Ordinances
was 10 have met IN room No. II of the
city Han last evening at o'clock, but
Messrs. BlOomberg and Mcdowell were
the only members who put i'm an appcar-
ance. No business. therefore, could be
transacted. The only matter AZ present
before the committee j. tho resolution
which seeks 10 group the standing com
mittees so as to give each one several
municipal departments 20 look after.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
To he Held This Month.

The mex, ciNil service examination 10
be held In this city viii take place on
Monday. March Both. in Judge Hughes
courtroom. in the post-ofce building
The examination will be held TO supply
vacancies In tho Government Printing
Office. the railway mail service and in
the Indian service. There are vacancies
in the Indian service for teacher. SUPER
intendent. and matron. Applications
shonla be made prOmptlY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12

An informal rehearsal Of the Paint and
Powder Club was held last night at the
store Of the Richmond Music Company,
ana several new songs We're practiced. \
regular rehearsal will take place Satur-
day night. The club is getting along
swimmiueiy with its preparations for the
performance. which will be given. but the
date has not yet been fixed upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
Threw Him Overheard

Captain W. II Riggers OF the tug Fan
ny Gilbert. had "a fight with enc OF his
cclored deck hands. named James Clarke.
at Curle's wharf last Monday.
During the fracas Clarke was thrown
into the river and had narrow escape
from drowning< The colored man went
b~fore Justice r. G.. Friend. OF Henrico.
yesterday and awore out a warrant charg-
Inc CAPTAIN gusGers With sttAsnpnux 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
To Fleet SchnnI IruSffes

A joint session Of the two branches Of
the city Council will be held this evening
at Z o'clock for the purpose of electing
school trustees for the First. Second, and
Third districts. and also members of the
Board OF Commissioners for the James
River Free Bridge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
Not Cured After All.

A telegram has been received i'm this
city by Mrs. Walker announcing the
death OF her husband Henry Walker. in
Kansas. at a place named Cumberland.
IL will be remembered that Walker was
the cOnsumDtivc who claimed 10 have
been cured by Deem the healer who re-
Gently visited Honrico county. Deem Is
now preaching in Newport News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
city Circuit Court.

The following judgments were entered
IN the City Circuit Court yesterday:
Joseph Heppert against b. r. Turner
for s2ss.ss. In favor OF plaintiff.
Robert Clarke against j. Samuel Par
rtsh for $3.50 In favor Of PLAINTIFF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
(hancery (oart.

In the chancery Court yesterday Robert
Harold qualified as executor of John
Harold. deceased, whose estate is valued
al $4,000.
The estate of the late Mr.. A. Sale Wat
kins Is valued at $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
Lieutenant nahcnck

NEW YORK, March n.-Lieutenant
VIM. Babcock, executive officer Of the
United States steamship Michigan. died
at the University Club. Twent-sixth street
and Madison avenue. shortly after .
o'clock this evening after an illness last
ing ten DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
They We're Discharged.

Harriet Pryor and Mamie Pollard. the
colored women charged with sending an
obscene letter through the United states
mails were discharged upon examination
before Commissioner Flegenheimrr yes
tcnlay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12

Owing 10 the sudden death of Mrs.
w ). Morris. the ladies Matinee Nusi-
Gale TO be given Friday at the home of
Mrs George W. stevens. is indefinitely
postponed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12

drown him. The captain was arrested at
Cures Neck by Constable Cyclone"
Samuel and subsequently bailed for his fu-
turc appearance before the magistrate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
Funeral of Mr.. Sutfon

The funeral Of Mr. Francis Valville Su,-
ton, whose death was announced i'm yes.
iterdays Times. Will take place from his
afternoon al O'Clock. WIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
The Gas Investigation.

The Common Council will hold "A called
meeilng TINS evening at : o'clock to take
ACTON on the report of the special com
ml'tee mar mas been Investigating the
affairs of the City Gas Works
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12

Winfree. and r. c. WORKMAN. Jr As n
result or the meeting revival OF aquatic
sports is looked forward 20 this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12

Mr.. Quihell has made an important dis
covery In his excavations at the Rames-
scum. namely. the foundation deposit OF
the temple. II consists OF glazed tiles In
blue. bearing the cartouche of Rameses
III. In gold inlay. large brick. and many
small plaques In faience. also bearing car
touches. models Of tools. and other sb-
1ects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
Indgc inrrnr heller

Judge J.. X. Farrar. who has boon
quite ill al his home. AT Amelia co,,rtI
house. Is reported considerably improved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
ISAACSYCLE & CO.,
I03 East Broad Street,
NEXT CORNER, FIRST

ARE OFFERING EXTRA VALUES
THIS WEEK fN TAlLOR-MADE
SUITS. SEPARATE SKIRTS
WAISTS. CApES. a..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-12
Isaac SycIG & Co.,
MapeS'
Vegetable Manure.

Unsurpassed for truckers use on ali
vegetable crops. Makes splendid quail
iiy and quick maturity. Mapes pamph.
let about fertilizers, free.
T. ". WOOD * SONS
Richmond, Va.
1923 Main street.
SEED >IDki>i Cor. 9Th a Nnrrhill SIS.
'tsOs franklin street.
mhie-th6 sUff-W OM2t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
THE POLICEMEN's DALI.
Everything Except the weather AUS
picIUus for n Grand Success

If the patrolman's ball. which is to be
given at Turner Hall tomorrow night, Is
not success, it will be no fault of the
guardians who have labored so assiduously
during the past month TO make II SO. Al
day yesterday and late last night deicga-
ton OF bluecoats was hard at work decor
ating the ball room and reception apart
men's. They have abandoned the old idea
OF using colored bunting and adopted ever
green which is much more appropriate and
artistic.
Captain James Lawlor will have charge
OF the supper. which bespeaks that an in
Nillng rcpast VIII be served.
The policemen will, of course, attend in
full uniform--the new ones--with white
gloves and shining rosewood clubs. These.
however, VIII be used only for show on This
occasion. The squads viii shift about mid
night so that all will he given an OF por-
tunity OF attending. The sergeauts " iii at D.
tend to that detail The badges. the most
gorgeous ever worn In Houston. wore re-
ceivcd some time ago Chief Helm. who
mas been laid up for week or len davs
II Is hoped, viii he able to attend
Hon. II. h. Rice. mayor and ,y-offcio
chiet OF police. is booked to lead the grand
march. "N ''""
Galveston Harrisburg and other nearby
places VIII be represented
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
CITY uREN.TII.S.

The Jewish society ball VIII take place
o. Assembly han Wednesday. December 2
Mrs NJ. W. Mcleod had quite painful
uccidcnt by a fan Tuesday morning IN
w.ilch she broke her wrist,
Judge Gavin OF the criminal court Will
be here tomorrow 70 set eases Tor the
pecenlher term OF he court.
an unknown negro man was found near
the Arkansas Pass depot yesterday morn
ing and conveyed 20 81. Josephs lniirin-
ary. Re wle 10 critical condition, bay
inr laia out during the night.
Wan i.ylcs. who had tho misfortune 10
lose a leg from being shot. as the result
OF difficulty IN ;he Firth ward about
two weeks ago rs able 10 bc oui on the
street again by the upc OF i crutch.
4 special service VIII he held this even
ing AT the Hebrew Congregation BETH h..
rael corner franklin ana Crawford
streets The feast of dedication hnunu-
kah, win be celebrated. Lecture by RABBI
q. II. Loewenstcin.
The revival work At the First Baptist
church continues. with undated Interest
notwith standing the unfaYorable wotther.
There have been conversions every night
md most afternoons. and many nave
come into the church. Meetings every ~
ternoon a, o'clock, and at n.ght At 7.s9.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the herman
Lutheran church Will have their annual
fea& at sanssrbuld hall on ThurdHay.
December g. The ladies will meet ct
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- -
THE DEATH ROLL,
Mrs. Mary Hawthorn

Mrs. Mary Hawthorn. widow n, Oh. ,,..
0"p'alh Jesse Hawthorn, formerly con.
heeted with the Navigation company IN
this city, died yesterday at her resldepce
io9 San Jacinto street after long and
lingering Illness caused from a c,ncor
Ihe deceased was 70 years OF age she wa.
Ihe mother Of Mrs. Thuse Donnollan Mrs
r. MeGuire and Mrs. Kelley. derease5
tier grandchildren are Mrs. Robert y
Gamer, mrs' John Phillips and Mrs. WI
children. 9'N'' H'"""
Inc deceased was member of the Nc
nee street Methodist church The funeral
VIII take place at p, M, today from the
residence Rev. G. c. Rankin OFFICIATING
The interment will be at Glenwood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
A Prolific Prorcnitor.

Mr. Frank lsaacs a we'll known citizen
OF Harris county. is authority for the
statement that he has friend living u,
Chambers county, Jerry Fisher. who hrs
recently celebrated his 18th birthday and
whose wife is still living, They have had
eleven children, ten Of whom are still Nv
ing and have seventy oight grandchildren
and fifteen great grandchildren. Mr.. and
Mrs Fisher are both hale and hearty and
can rest under the satisfaction that they
have done their share toward populatIns.
the world - y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

Dr. w. A. Knight, the veterinary. has
been making some investigation of late OF
n very fatal disease among cattle in adj
1aeent counties, which has proved in many
Instances to be very speedily fatal In its
results.
some times called Charlton or mink eve ~
the treatment Of this malady he has be IN
using very successfully the Pasteur in.
oculatiou.
The anthrax ID 20 quickly fatal In its
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
BRILLIANT MASONIC RECALL,

one OF the most attractive window e,s.
pays ever made in the South is that of
we ulhnons Manufacturing company In rho
NapIiol Hotel block, While he lisplav 10
tarucui2iiy attractive to Masons il ar.
ad",tS we attention OF all passersby who
s re me beautiful The aprons and
looes or the blue lodge are tastefuilv ,rl
RANGED ALONGSIDE the robes ana para3bsr-
naI'a used by the Royal Arch chap,ers In
shs center Is a special display of ,narn,dI
cen, WHITE plumes, and in profusion are ,hs
'oShaeFy uniforms aud parsphernaiia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

p. m. and the gentlemen are expected to
be served
Al tho Dickinson Fair, In the art depart
mcnt. u decorated brush was taken from
tho chiugl exhibit in the gallery. 1t bore
the initials T.. II. V. II amy one can
give any Information about the brash.
or II the one who took IL will leave il
ut The Houston Post, no questions viii
be asked and trouble Will be avoided.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

Mr. A. a. Alsbury of the bridge COM
pany OF e, p. Alsbury & Son of Houston,
uephr,ea VIA the Southern Pacific Friday
70 purchase a number OF steel bridges. He
sAnec,s TO be absent about ten days. The
material In question is to be sold 10 coun-
yes IN western Texas. which. Mr. Alsbury
says. VIII be among the finest and most
substantial IN Texu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

results that cattle apparently in perfec,
health at night are found dead in tho
morning The disease is also CONTAGIOUS and
can be conveyed to people who come in
T En witn It, as was demo, strated 10
bi, hn'Eht IN one case that came under
sAinn"d an animal dying from 1t had hin
ser become suddenly and dangerously sick,
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handsome swords are stacked and about
theh lay chapeauy. forage caps. baldrics,
z. ,pauiets, belts cuffs. gauutlets and gloves
me background and sides Of The window
, IRE uiaped with the gorgeous robes OF the
t.nplafs ana Royal Arch Masons. on
star. The window is one that should be
seen to be admired
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES.
EPISCOPAL.

fe.. EPISCOPAL.
ana rsnn. n street, Rev. H. %; AYES rte,
Tor; Rev Advent. Holy co,rnnun1;
Sunday IN ornlng prayer and sermon y
a. m. ofca the ree oft,e eStn The reetor
ana sermon 7s z "a Gao IN a. m, Messrs W
iun dfsyye ssnS% IN, Vase son. e,
ssrSstgas cn e'2i g ma Mon "a doy Being St
Az po day' III Te VIII be celep'a''en
Of holy com p,1.uao l e r. a. McGowen
o,an,,n and Ionisla na strs l. Suiu ,'y
school at $50 a. M rp p;sJ pRFasIfll w a
s siaasn. at II meeting e. lie I adles f d
on Monday At o. m. Their WI ne d
short service on Thurs1a a. veIasc., and
1scs Io,'t s,rsets SUNDAY Sc hool at SO m;
MIR. simon Priesier. lay 'Pe, n M
Evening prayer ard sermon al
Rey a; X tsShya, , olneirs Of .singhastnmn
and Sabine streets. Sunday sen w. s,lp.r-
a. m, Mr., Sessums Cleveland. e srfnon
sn's sso m h Rev R. iiwyd, on liant;
There will be a meeting Of lhe a., S:So
organize an aid society on luesd1sy a T.i5
d. IN. short service on Thursdh! az
St St. Mnry's church-Corner Of Hardy an :
Cont, streets. F!fth ward, Rev w n.
Lloyd. rector: W: l.. Lloyd. TX ossist an
G. c. Gordon lay reader Advent ~ IN.
day. Holy communion I'3, a. m ulorHty1E
prayer and sermon II a. m. otnclah. w.
l. Iloyd preacher the rertor' even NJ
prayer, 100 p, m. ofiicani w. l., ny, ~ "a.
preacher, the restor sH ,l,, nsyy,n sg9
ent. Chiidren's practice p m p .i-Ss.
morning prayer a. m. M9nlAy mems
Of ne dansn ,ne,..s1 ol az f.es Guiil
u m Thursday. choir practice al p. m
An seats free visitors welcome
METHODIST
a.
at $3.50. public services At u a. M, N, % 'Y'
% IN. Epworth League service a. ti6o z;
IN These are tf@ l1st services that WI
be conducted hy the pre.ent pastor O. -
'" Tai.arnaeIe Methodist Episcopal Church.
south-Corner Polk Avenue ana tnF Ssrv'
ices tcday: Sunday school at W. A. m.
J. V. Dealy. supern,eiept w edne,. 80,
evening al 77n regular weekly prayer
meeting No preaching at III church to-
day on account OF absence OF pastor u
conference.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyter an Church-Corner Main
stree. and Mckinney avenue, Rev VIM
IIayne Lcayell, pastor. sunday school az
$50 a. m.. T.. W, Taylor superint"hIeh.'
John z. Wiley. assistant snperint,s,aY,nt,,
PRIMARY department, Services al IL a. m
and 7.an IN with preaching by tnc IA
tor. ordination and insta Lion o., ' e.lv.s
Young ptopl,'s Soc ETY. of Christian En-
deavor az q o. IN. strangers cotdl"y Wei
CuniherIan1 Preshyicrtan church
Rev. j. NJ Hasel pastor. Rev. +: Il,
Lcech OF Clchurnc, TeN1s Whl pre'n,h q
II n ~, anu Iii r,itt,, a. -9a IA m iav
Nor., i+Nas, W. XII Vn,t,,, Nm chris
N w. IuYIa, ~. 81. thn smith milling.
u...n ,n,,t.|i i;I Al mo cor,italy IN
49, - ~, 1,d he,r, nose sermons The
sunday school VIII meet al 10 a. m ana
w ~ "a, So, i,rcgb.yt.ri9r t'hurch-Re
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County Commissioners.

The county commissioners met in special
session Yesterday
The bond Of H. W. Isaacs as Justice Of
the peace OF precinct No. 3. with William
Marsh and j. ". Campbell as surctIes,
approved.
Bond OF John Taylor as constable Of pre-
cinct No. T. with y. NJ. Taylor and Paul
Muesehke as sureties. approved
ordered that the county Judge advertise
ten days for bids for supply Of coal for the
countyg use IN such quantity as may he
found necessary. with the option Of re-
icotlbg any and all bids; bids to be opened
az the next regular meeting, December Il.
90 motion It was ordered that an In
spector be appointed to supervise The HAr-
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Mrs. Mary Kittmunp.

Mrs Mary kittmann died at 4;i5 ycster-
day morning at her home 9is Lamb street.
in the Sith year of her age She will ho
buried at 10 a, m. today in Magnolia GENE.
terry,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
THE COURTS.
Civu District Court.

Henry Greenwall Va. Max Rosenthal ct al
| continued generally.
sass e. Cohen vs. the Houston and Texas
Central Railway company; continued gen
orally by agreement. set for December g.
Tom raulhnl W., Lille Paubili, leave
TO plaintiff to file first amended original
reution; Judgment for divorce and costs.
J. II. Cook VS., Hail x pudor ct al; con-
tIuued generally.
q. NJ sherman VS.. NJ. W. Parry ct al
Judgment as per written agreed decree ap-
proved by court
Braaoria Land and Cattle company VS..
W. II. c. lIoskluroad, Judgment for s7l2, SO
With per cent interest. costs and fore
closure
r. ;. Verett VS.. Martha verett: continued
generally.
nrazora Land and Cattle company vs.
Samuel NJ Christensen, continued for serv-
l ice,
! Moore Corhett Bank vs.. Thos Tinsley
commission ordered to issue 10 take an
| EweFs Of garnishment.
| The bra2oiia Land and Cattle company
w. Robert w. Priest ct al. continued for
service
Alfred Adkins VS.. sch,llotte Adkins
judgment for divorce and costs
Nctue Gerlock vs.. II. G. burnett, juds-
ment for icfendant on cross-acrion, 6iO
acres section :. block T. Washington County
| Railroad company certificate 1852.
! J. r. Gwartney VIZ. II. c. Burnett judg-
mont for defendant for go acres, section ..
/ Washington County railroad company pat
ent No. 3al, volume Il,
Samuel Lowry W. II. C. Burnett: judg>
mcut for defendant on crosS-action for Gao
acres. section 4. block 8, Houston Tap and
J NraZoria Railroad uomEany's surNeys nat =
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Gone To nuy Uridven.

cold wave here and Ladies' Cloaks at
uai price at Halfi's, All Main street.
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risturg and Deep Water road j II. Fitz-
gerald, j. w. Gillespie aud George T. OIL
lard being nominated AMI J H. Fitzserlld
receiving the majority of the votes of the
court was appointed, and his salary was
hAed at S75 per u.onth
ordered that Commissioner Becker be
authorized to purchase from August Hegar
a strip OF land 100 feet in width along the
north line of lot 3. section o. COR the pur-
pose OF widening the present road
On motion OF Commissioner Hirsch the
clerk was requested to furnish the court
| WIN report Of the financial condition of
IN" county, money on hand N he various
funds, warrants outstanding Unpaid bills
amount of work already contracted for.
ponds outstanding and interest on same
ana other matters showing the nnanciaj
condition Of Harris county
ihe following claims were approved and