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THE GRAND pRIx,
Dogc Won ny Clever Handling by
the Jockey.

Paris, June l3.-The Grand Ps'lx DC Paris
the chief event Of the French racing and
social year. Wa won today by pore.
brown colt by Frlcandoau, out OF Dogar-
assc. Second place was won by RoXellcne
chestnut hlly. sired by NAT Dance, ont
Of Rose OF York. She is owned by NJ.
Callieleau. Tho third place was won hy
Psrasol H.. bay COLI, by Hu1. out OF ri
rate. ana owned by NJ, Abelle
An Immense crowd was present The
woathtr WAS sunerh, Many imericans
were in The throng. The betting was o
l against HoHelllne . 10 . against Palm
ysie H., o % against caudeyran. 10 !
against Flacon. u TO against Dogc. 90 10
da. parasol aud ST. Cloud. and n 10
against Or;ip Blanche
Some time was spent IN getting n good
start as ST CLOUD seemed disposed to he
unmanagcablo. Faally they not off. with
Flacon leading, St Cloud next and 81
other eight closo together In bunch.
These positions wore maintained uDiil
the rise in the track WIS rosrhed, Nh~n
RoxallaDe and laimyste II forged for
ward and as they entered fhe stretch
Roxcllanc led. with Flacon close behind
Then Doge. very cleycrly handled by
DIdgc left the bunch, closed up with
Roxellane, paseei hes, and afer smart
fflsh won by half n leIs h with Parasol
beating Qnlda bN a head, Time. 3;21.
The Grand Prix of Paris Is for purse
Of 2oO.0tl francs uboHt 5000 80 100
francs being given by the city Of Pnr,s
nar.es. for colts and Niles ioalod in 80.
or every description AMI countsy added
10 a swe ~ stakes Of 1910 francs each. dis
tance about one mile and seven furlongs.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST MONDAY MORNING JUNE H. 1897

he did not carry prop.r weight In tho
Latcnia derby. was dismissed and the
ruling OF the Judges sustained.
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Au.,in 2. son Antonio 10.

Austin. TcNos. June l3,-Thc Bronchos
M onto Drinkwatcr today and hit him for
fourteen singles and two doubles. scoring
ten runs, while the Senators could do
nothing with Weber. getting nine scat
tered hits Tho game was slow and ur-
Interesting. Kpau. Mesmer and Spencer
played fast ball. Attendance large.
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A nnnii.f Mcetin.

c,eburne. Texas, June l3.--The Baptisu
OF cleburue began pnotractea m'e.'ns
aay. which will continue indefinitely.
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Cincinnati. June i3.-A Joint meeting Of
the committee on appeals and the license
committees Of the turf congress were held
today. The principal business transacted
was the passing on the applications Of
ouilawed Jockeys, trainers. owners and
officials. The applications OF w. Mooney.
Charles T.. Kuhn, Nate Hill. Arthur O..
lIenrlchs, Charles Feenoy. II. chcyalier
j. Brcndlc. Victor r. Blton. W. Bloss,
William X. Rigby, BENJAMIN RiEhy. John
and Charles Mcintyre were refused abso-
lutely.
The license COMMITTEES decided 10 give
I'd Bum a license and Thomas Britson
a present license. TO ride for John Hoff-
mar of New York.
j, Seymour Thompson. who was sus-
legged failure to live I'D TO hts contract
with J. y. Gushing. was rtinstated.
The protest axainso y. n. ". because
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N. A. craveus. Willis: II. c.. Smith,
Magnolia, Ark; II. w. Quinn. Gilmer:, \.
Cohen, Chicago. ILL.,; Sam Osmond. SAN
Antonio; II. W. Bowie. Coultegvilla.
Texas; NJ. NJ McLaurin. Ausuin: w. b.
5000, San Antonio; j. b. Stafford. Column
!s; b. g. Duke, Navasota, n. w. Clark.
y Louis; John NJ. Mirray, Waco: Will
I'm c. Sweeney. Galveston: i. j.. Lodge.
Eaison; Geo. NJ. Reed. Houston; l.. 5,
handler, Billsboro; Stewart johnson.
g ny; 7. A. Baxter. Waco; u. l.. Carney.
warrior; G. II. Worthington, Wharton
@sIly; Robert BogEs. Houston: VIII q,
ssa,ayson, Beaumont; Sam II. Peruvian.
aaeston; w. 7. Kennedy. Dallas: w. c.
a9isns St Louis. Mo: j. G. Stevens.
4as;n: j; II. Mudrow. Flewellen. Texas:
I T. Endt, Houston Horace Moore. A.
Ia Ca: y, j. Parker, Dallas: Charles
X. BOYD. Palestine: James Van tleNe.
"a "a Antonio; William II. Schumacher,
bun, Rock; Philip ]. Simmons. New
% w 5. r. Ely, Fort Worth; j S. Car
~ ~ =. W.; L. Daniels. Beaumont; III. Il,
Aori. Hillsboro. Texas.
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An trains arrive and depart from the
nrand Central depot, except the Missouri.
Sansas and Texas trains. which have a
h s'nni !, the Fifth ward, the international
"a "a Great Northern. Galveston. Houston
"a Henderson and Columbia Tap. which
~ the International and Great Northern
s,not an congress avenue and the Lufkin
VII on the Houston East and Yves.
Ts,as which leaves from and arrives AT
Ne demo; of thar road. in the Fifth ward,
n Missouri. Kansas and Texas trains
rass the international and Great North
gn depot
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DaIIa. odd Fellow. Celebrate.

Dallas. Texas. June Ia.-The Odd Eel
lows Of Dallas today held their annual
services Rev, @. G. Rankin, late OF Hohs-
ton, preached an eloquent memorial sermon
at the First Methodist Episcopal church.
South. A large procession OF the Odd rel
lows lodge OF Dallas. In full regaiia.
marched In procession from Odd Fellows
hail to the church. After the church SER
vices many members Of the fraternity pro,
casdcd 10 Inc cemetery OF the order and
decorated the graves with flowers ard
cedars
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Change In Rondmssters.
Palestine, Texas. June i2.--The road
uastershlp q tAs International and Great
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Score by innings ~ hbisb
benson ...............,....0 90 - 5
summary
Earned runs--Paris !. Denison O.
Two base hits-Bolaud, Chiles :. Alex
ander.
Leu on bases-Paris +. Denison 8.
Struck out--By Nolan g. by McGinnls g.
Rases on called balls--On McGinnis 3,
Double play--No1an. Stein and PabSi.
Sacrifice hsts-Stein, McGinn!s.
Stolen base--Burns.
Time of Game-l:i0
Umplre--Clark.
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Hichmond lodge, 8. r. and A.

richmond. Texas June l3'-MorIon
lodge No. 72, Ancient Free and Accepted
Mssons. held their election at the regular
stated meeting last night The following
officers we're elected 10 hold Office for the
snsuius Masonic year; r. y. RAnsou.
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL,

HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Rates. $3.50 TO
$500 p q + day.
S tx ty elegant
7 o o III 5 Mh
bath. l. n r & q
sanpla rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
mediation Tor
commercial men
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TIE NEW
HUTCHINS : : I:
/: /: 4 : HOUSE.

w. T. and ]. T.
Boyle, proprictors.
Rates. 500 and
S2.he per day.
y. p. A. head
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Anothcr Stntemcnt.

Beaumont Texas. October 2S.--The fol-
lowing was handed Tho Post correspondent
with the request that 1t be sent In fon
publication:
To the Editor OF The Post.
Permit me to use space sufficient IN
your valuable columns. TO make plain ,
statement made in your Budget from
Beaumont tissue October 23) by request
OF Mr.. J. II. Phillips, In reference 10 his
former position with this company. deem
1t but Just to myself to advise your read
crs OF the fact that. while It - true that
Mr.. J. II. Phillips was not the auditor OF
the Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas City Rail-
way company during the period in which
Mr.. U. s. Vincent. an agent Is accused
by warrant with embezzling the eompanys
funds. 1t is equally true that II mad been
made MIR. J. H. Phillips especial euty as
ex auditor and my assistant to check alA
accounts and reports OF our agents; that
he did So In fact; that in such Work ne
was engaged most OF his time during the
period mentioned. and that such check ana
immediate control OF all such essentials to
thorough supervision Of matters pertains
ing TO our agencies. l relied entirely upon
the said J. H. Phillips. Very truly yours
General Auditor.
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CITY BANK AFFAIRS.
CAsE STILL IN THE oRAYs0N
COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
Each Side IL Endeavoring 70 EstAb-
lish the Fact That the other
IL wholly Responsible.

Sherman. Texas, October 22.--The fight
over the settlement Of the affairs Of the
defunct City Bank OF Sherman is still
being waged In the district court, and with
1t increases the interest Of the general pub
lio. There has already been considerable
testimony Of a sensational character pro-
duced. and more Is expected to follow. All
testimony SO far tended toward bringing
to light the inner workings OF the bank.
The side contending for the appointment
Of receiver are endeavoring to saddle the
responsibility of bad debts and loans made
on inadequate security on the bank OFF,
cials. On the other hand, those favoring
the retention OF the assignee are trying to
establish the fact that the demise OF the
bank was caused by culpable negligence
and gross lack Of supervision on the part
Of those now asking for a receiver. Strong
points are being scored by both sides. and
the affair Is made more entertaining by
an occasional spirited dab passed be-
tween the attorneys:
The court today appointed as an expert
committee to investigate the affairs of thu
bank C. e. Craycroft OF Sherman Professor
T. Lahoche OF Sherman and w. G. McGin-
min Of Denison. all Of whom are expert ac-
countants, Messrs. Craycroft and McGinnis
for many years having been In the bank
ing business. and Professor Lahache IL
acknowledged to be one OF North Texas
shrewdest accountants. This committee
will at once take up their work OF investi-
cation and prepare report for the court.
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sHERITFs' DEPARTMENT.

Strayed or stolen from Sam Harris.
Houston. Texas: One horse: color brown.
age years. height fourteen or fifteen
hands; one glass eye, brown spot IN fore.
head; brand (GD) on left shoulder; mana
very short: tail not very long Reward sh.
Taken up by Theo. xube. Hockey.
Texas: One mare; color dark brown. me
about years. height fifteen hands, no
brand not shod
Strayed or stolen from Charles Touchon.
Drummer, Texas: One mare: color brown.
age years. height IS hands: she II q
natural PAGER, and unshod; no brand. Re-
wnrd Sc. Albert Erickson.
Sheriff Harris County, Texas.
BY w. M. Baugh, Deputy.
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~. Wise county, from Wise; Earl ". sie.
csm. from Tarrant; Planters on company
". Maseil, nom Parker; Graham Msrcan.
tile company ~. Key. from Young, TEXAS
Brewing company vh Durham, from Tar
rant; Texas Brewing company W. walteru.
from TarrAnt; Fort Worth Compress com.
pany w. Chicago. Rock Ieland and Texas
Railway company. from TAruant.
Cases affirmed--Peopis's Building and
Loan Association Va DALEY. from Tarrant:
Bean w. Henderson. from Wichita; smith
W. United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners OF America, from Tarrant; Texas
and Pacific Railway company ~. Hall, frcm
Taylor. M - : N
Reversed ana rendered --russy ". Aiken.
from Callahan.
Reversed and remnndeS- British Anneri.
can Insurance company ~ Miller. from
Wichita
In the Houston and Texas Central Rail-
way company ct al W. Harold, from Tar.
rant. reversed aud remanded mless an
peliee shall within ten days file a writ.
ten consent that Judgment shall conform 10
the verdict. Sn which case tho Judgment n
reformed ami affirmed; tbs appellant.
Houston and Texas Censrai Railway conf
pany, will recover costs Of appeal; the re-
manning appellant II held for all coats in
both courts.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
second District.

Fort Worth, Texas, October 23.-Proceed-
ings of court OF civil appeals for the Sec
ond district today:
Motions ubmitted-cutier vs. State OF
Texas ex rel. Rush, from Lipscomb, to
dismiss appeal, Gay VS.. Pemberton Bros. q
Youngblood. from Midland, TO dismiss Writ
OF error; Maddox VS.. Charles Robinson,
from Tarrant, TO compel clerk to issue
mandate; Texas and Pacific Halfway com :
pany VS.. II. A. Moore ct al. from Den
ton. to postpone submission and for Ger
tiorar.
Motions decided-Beeville VS.. Boyd, from
wise for rehearlng, oyerruled; Thornton
VS.. Foster, from Comanehe, TO file trans
cript. refused; Gay VS.. femberton Bros, q
Youngblood, from Midland, 10 Dismiss Writ
of error. oyerruled Maddox VS. Robinson.
from Tarrant. to compel clerk to issue man
date. granted Texas and Pacific Railway
COMPANY VS.. Cora A. Moore ct al, from
DEMON. to postpone submission and for
| certiorari. granted
/ Cases submitted-Bell VS.. York, from
Palo Pinto; johnson VS.. Holland. from Car
aen. TIdwell vs.. Starr, Cameron a. Co.,
from Eastlsnd; strahorn' hut.on- vans
commission company VS.. Lackey et AL
| from Haskell Texas Brewing company vs.
| Mickey. from Terrant; Texas and Pacific
railway company VS.. Webb d Hill, from
Taylor; Coo vs. Lindsey, from Taylor.
Passed for one week-Houston and Texas
Central Railway company VS.. Chicago and
Fort Wcah Packing House. from Tarrans
Passed 10 November 20-Texas and Pa
cific Railway company VS.. Cora Moore e'
al, from Denton.
Set for November 13-Morgan We. NJ. @
| connel ct al. from Haskell; Mccormick
| Harvesting Machine company vs. d. 8.
| Tsmmons. from wichita; Waggousr ct a.
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A pRIDGE SET on FIRE.
Was East of Lake Charles ana be-
lIcyed 10 he Incendinry.


Iicyed to lie Incendinry.
Lake Charles. La, october pa bridge
three miles east OF this city was set on
fire carly this morning, presumably by an
incendiary. Tho bridge is OF wood, about
400 feet long. Fire DESTROYED few Ties
and timbers, and the total damage d es-
tirnatei by the section foreman at $500.
The fire was discovered at o'clock by q
hobo, and was extinguished BY section
gang.
Its origin In unknown, but It 10. by some
people, regarded as an outcome OF the ciu-
zens' meeting which was held Thursday
night. To show the spirit displayed at that
meeting II Is only necessary to recall thai
one OF the Oldest and most respected citi-
gems OF the city said In d speech: III nee
eesary, would be one OF ten men TO burn
every bridge between here and New Or
leans In order TO keep the fever out OF
Lake Charles"
This utterance. with ono or two from
other speakers about shotgun quarantine,
gives occasion for the charges Great inter-
est in the matter prevails Bridge Fore
man Downe said 1t could not have started
fiom cigarette.
The citizens meeting executive commits
teen this afternoon offered 500 reward Tor
the arrest and conviction OF the perpetra-
tor OF the crime. mass meeting tonisnt
pas,sed resolutions denouncing the deed,
and appointed committee TO act with the
parish and railroad officials In ferreting
out tho perpetrator. The following was
also passed:
I'VE denounce the message OF Manager
vanyleck OF the Southern Pacific threat
enlng to hold the parish OF Calcasieu re-
sponsfbIc for the burning OF the bridge az
improper and uncalled for under the cir~
cumstancfs, and we pledge the company
that We will give them, at al times ana
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ton OF friend whom II had cursd Of =
long-troubling rheumatism by the same
remedy"
Work is necessary To a healthy body and
brain; but when II runs through the sumo
grooves through the twelve months, year
in and your out. the effect is MS disastrous
as IRE In a bundle OF wood.
When the nervous system Ia tagged ont
meme OF the organs OF the body do their
duty. the purifying, excretory organs do
not thoroughly cleanse the blood and tho
digestivc and assimilative organs keep tho
nerves badly nourished.
Tho tired system needs help, Here Id
where Paine's celery compound accom-
plishes It's wonderful work. Tho radical
purifying OF the blood and the rapid fccd-
ing OF the nerves by this great remedy pres
vents the development OF diseases that Of
ten Turk unrecognized In the Hystcm.
Every one who has taken Paine's celery
compound has noticed and remarked to
others its wonderful strengthening effect
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its cleansing action on the vitla,cd blood.
1t cures the body OF that nervous hnbits
eradicates headache, cures insorL liza and
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| For building UP the body against general
| debility, poor appetite ana the tired life
less feelings that accompany low nervous
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| An ailing habit, with frequent bodilw
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HOUSTON DAILY Posn SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER a 1891

and staxtsd for ths bottom; Altar .o,r.
uown tWeaty fest Ne fell out. but ~
ceusnt with 9 rope and drawn to The sur-
Iaoe, where after hard work he was resus-
S Sn..s s1lnciently to be carried home. A
cnchen was then lowered and brouant mn
dead Several young Mexicans ofYcred -
iace almost certain death but were nre.
ven Long ropes with graphing hooks
wore tnsn lowered and the body anally
CURED today. -'s'' "
ora ing pecan crop In this section IL q flne
saties are being offered for sale. Lmiips
sroves are noted for the large size and
soft skin OF their products. The recent act
=. the legislature known AZ the pecan
iaw, is splendid one for land owners.
Dull .ousn ON the travelling pecan thresher.
The cotton market here Il almost dsad
Nothing Of any Importance il doing. Price.
are too low to suit producers.
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Charles r. Osgood. OF Boston. the owner
OF the largest and most successful furnl-
turc business In New England, II not In
the country, was one OF the few large
buyers among furniture dealers during the
hard times OF last year, who did great
business. always paying cash. moving On as
II times were good, while rival concerns
were going to pieces right and loft oil
about. His credit from Michigan to Milne
became so consplcuously solid Tint he
was ono OF the most talked of young men
In commercial circles.
With limited means. but well bred full
Of character. straightforward. and well ed
ucated, he started in business only q few
years ago In very moderate way IN a lit
tic store on fremont street In Doaton. The
city began to know him quickly. His buei-
ness rapidly assumed big proportions. A
newspaper one day interviewed him In the
column OF Men Worth Knowing"
ITO what do you attribute your sue
cess?' asked the interviewer,
Mr. OHgood replied very shortly wien
In doubt buy the best goods
He IL known everywhere Today by that
expression.
Work told on Mr.. Osgood's health. With
characteristic Judgment he put his reliance
upon natures best remedy Ia make him
well again. Tho best Of medical treatment
WAS at his disposal; there certainly vas nc
physicinn that man IN MS poHitlon coulu
not employ. Ho got the right advice ant
followed at. Today he Ia perfectly we'll
good tempered. aggressive and energetic
to the last degree,
In letter TO tho proprietcrs Of Paine'l
celery compound. written September %
1897. Mr. Osgcod said:
II have derived great benefit from thu
use OF Paine's celery compound. and car
unhesitatingly recommend II for BUILDING
UP the system when run down and tired
out with worry or work. | first used THU
really great remedy on the recommends
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

}. 1870 4ASfNoOAN<hAos
w frank Andrews of Houston is In
wy ut the Hotel Salge.
tln n. Staples of Bastrop is here
Il way to the Dallas Fair.
,esrt Accountant Askew of the ,ailroaa
rsue.' "N WIN
se o. P. Hill OF the attorney gen.
Dallas Fair. "
pOnei W. G. Hill. the efficient mallinr
VI me comptroller's department, Ia
" 'ne list Of dengue victims.
s H. lax rolls of San Jaclnto county we're
ua, io loaay by the comptroller. Total
A0as sl'eS3.27S, increase s45,is2.
n ~. r; n. Harris OF Galveston. Geo.
Hon neo. Kidd. Jr.. and Clarence KIDD
"a on are in the city at the Hotel
~ 1 e. W. A. Shaw OF Dallas. editor OF
ths ,ner and the farmer in chief OF
Ho,s, mers in Texas. is in the city 81
|bus;n sage. Farmer" Bill is here
\ ~ Win the board OF parions.
hscs circular recently issued by The in.
ID in snsa explaining the lover
5s a. anee law and published a few
b efis,, 'ne cate on which the law went
trrorS read September 2O.' This was
|sust % e The law went into eiiect on
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STEAMSHIP LInELEp.

Pat Smith, oolored stevcdore and
'longshoreman. this afternoon filed libel
in the Federal court against the steam
ship Vesta. alleging damages in the sum
OF $500. According to the petition, Smith
was badly hurt last May while assisting to
load the Vcsta with cotton, two bales fall
Ing into the hold upon him. One leg was
broken and Smith was otherwise injured.
The vessel was seized this afternoon by
Deputy United States Marshal Darragh
and Is now in his custody The ship Is
consigned to William Parr & Co., ship
agents OF this city. and will be released
from seizure al soon as bond can DO
arranged.
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Fifth nlnfrlcf.

Dallas. Texas. october as.--Proceedinss
In the court Of civil appeals. Fifth judicial
district, today:
Affirmed--J. T. McTeer ". Mrs. n. s..
Young, johnson county; A. b. Garner ct
al VS., A. 8. Simmons ct al, Grayson
county; ". @: Howard VS.. Henry J. Mar
tyn ct al, Dallas county.
Affirmed by agreement--G George A. Car
den VS.. c. II. Edwards. Dallas county.
Reformed and nffirmed--H. 8. Norris ei
al W.. W. /. Graham ct al, Red RIVER
county.
Reversed and remanded--John Il. Gary
vs. Gulf, Colorado and SAINTS Te Railway
company, Dallas county.
Motions disposed OFT. 8. Scogyius W. .
]. A. Thompson. dismiss appeal, new bond
having been filed, the motion is oveiruled
NJ. G.. Cullum VS.. III. w Engard ct AL
dismiss appeal, sustained unlcss new bond
Is filed within twenty days; NJ. Spikes vs..
August KEN Barber Supply company. dis
miss appeal. overruled and appellant al
lowed twenty days to file brief.
Cases submitted--Hartford Fire lnsur-
ance company VS.. John b. CLAYTON. Ernt
county, Mildred Greer vs.. Texas rid Pa
cifc Railway company, Marion county; r
d. Bowen VS.. T. A. Kirkland ct al, Hill
county.
Cases set for November G --Houston and
Texas Central Railway company VIZ II. g.
Kimbell ct nj. Limestone cou1tv; Florida
Athletic Club VS.. Hope Lumber company.
Dallas county; Houston and Texas Central
Railway company VS.. r. NJ. Dumas ct al
Grayson county; Victor Milling con.pnry
VS.. futile Bros. ct al Ellis county; NJ II.
Marlborough VS.. Mrs. A. W. Collins, Hen
derson county: Alice Blaine VS.. Mick
Blaine. Freestone county; @. II. Smith VI.
Grayson County, Grayson county; S. A..
Cook va. 8. D. Colman ct NJ, ;irayscn
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TO neceive *. r. Degree.

Cuero, Texas, october 23.--The following
named gentlemen left here yesterday for
Goliad 10 receive the knights Templars de-
gree from Fannin Commandery: S. @.
Lackey, j. b. Heard, Robert Albeit, H. A..
pleasants. A.. G. Thomas, 7. Harwooi.
They were accompanied by number OF
knights. They expect a great time.
The public schools OF Dewitt county
have nearly all begun, there being only
seven or eight not opened and most OF them
BEGAN Monday.