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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-26
CITY NEWS.

ihCcN OAu W hiohiVs anu "lhCb uho
cigars at Bull Bros. IL n If
Our new oxfords for ladies are the
finest in the city. Sullivan Shoe Co.
Come and see the latest in '97 de-
signs of WALL PAPER at VIM. Zieg-
Ter, 31S East Houston street. '1S-1m
old Boy Jim Rigby has moved his
fine saloon to the corner of Soledad
and Houston streets, where he invites
all his friends to call. .3-27-1m
Why not get a pair of our ladies
shoes? A full line of oXfofds and balls.
Sullivan Shoe Co.
We put baggage upstairs and
bring it down without extra charge.
CARTER & MULLALY, Bus and
Baggage Transfer. 4-14-1m
Genuine Pittsburg Stogies at Louis
for cents. 4-13-22t
Not only acute lung troubles,
which may prove fatal in a few days,
but old chronic coughs and throat
troubles may receive immediate relief
and be permanently cured by One
Minute Cough Cure. E. Reuss, JOG
East Commerce street.
Pleasant rooms and board, at
Home Villa, POI East Elmira street.
MRS. ]. GREEN, Proprietress.
4-11-1mO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-26
MOTORMAN INJURED.

Last night about $3.50 o'clock while
Motorman Gilbert of the South Heights
street car line, was turning the trolley
on his car at the South Heights ter.
mination, the small wheel in the troll
ley wire dropped out and struck him
on the nose, ipflicting a cut and caus-
ing blood to flow quite freely.
He did not go off duty on account
Of the accident, however, but continued
on his run.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-26
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY

Albert Sidney Johnston camp, Con-
federate war veterans, will celebrate
their memorial day, next Saturday, at
their hall on Soledad street with SER
vices beginning at p. m. The program
embraces prayer by the chaplain, in
strumental music, Confederate song,
memorial address by w. T. Merri-
wether, music. After the program
the camp, with sons of the confederacy
Daughters of the confederacy and their
friends. will proceed to the cemeteries,
where the graves of deceased soldiers
of the south will be strewn with flow
erS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-26
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Santa Rosa Consolidat-
ed Mining and Smelling company,
will be held at San Antonio, Texas. on
May 9. 1897, for the election of a
board of directors and to transact such
other business as may properly come
before such meeting. R. II. Hunstock,
President. 4-S-30t
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Guarded by Militia.

Louisville, Ky. February 6.-on orders
issued this afternoon by Governor Bradley
at the request OF Judge Patterson of Marion
county. fifty members of the Louisville
Legion. under Colonel Castlcnan. are held
in readiness to accompany negro prisoner
charged with murder to Lebanon, KY ana
romniu there during his trial.
Black, the prisoner, has been confined in
fail here. the officers fearing TO take him
10 Lebanon without a strong guard, as
lynching has been threatened, The rres-
onee of the militia. It is thought, viii pre-
vent any trouble.
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that there were any sugar refiperies c,ose
after the consolidation in 1891.
II think. he said, my brother wns In
error when he said that some of tho ro.
fnerics were closed after the consolidation
in 1891"
The witness further testified that pr,or
to the consolidation six factories emnioy.
ing 5000 hands. were closed down Ar
Havcmeyer then read a long list Of liz.
ures showing the profit per pound OF re
timing sugar for a specific number of wears
John Bergen. who had been In the ON
ploy of the American Sugar Refining com
nany in various capacities from 1876 10 1894
was next called He said that in 1882 he
was in the employ of the sugar company
az dock foreman and at the time OF the
formation of the sugar trust In lss, be-
tween 5000 and 5000 men were discharged
Asked as to the number rendered idlS by
the closing down of the BROOKLYN conre
be said $500 men were discharged
The witness said he understood that one
OF the closed refineries was now being op-
Grated as coffee mill Eight refineries
were closed. he said. since the formation
of the trust and this coffee concern is The
only enc OF them now In operation
John Arbuckle again took the stand and
testified that he controlled at least one
fourth OF the company's trade in the United
States. Mr.. Arbuckle said he wanted TO
explain that the price of coffee was very
variable and gave 1t as his candid opinion
THAI II was the most speculative business In
the world.
Have you any agreement with tn, ether
big firms to fix priccs?'
mo. sir. we have no agreement We
only fix our own prices"
This ended the work Of the committee
for the day and an adjournment was taken
until 10 O'Clock Monday morning,
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Dallas, Texas, February Proceedings
in the court Of civil appeals for the Fifth
judicial district, at Dallas, today:
Affrmed-J. II. Wonord ct al vs. Geo
f. Farmer from Henderson county; W. a.
Dixon @. al VS.. National LON and Invest
ment company, from Dallas county.
Reformed and affirmed Frank j Smith
VS.. Texas and pacinc hallway company ct
al. from Dallas county.
Reversed and remanded-W. w. Morgan
VS.. s. A. Baker ct al. from Ellis county;
Il. +. Coleman ct al VS.. Anheuser- Busch
Brewing association. Grayson county; Huey
Il Philip ct al vs.. Charles Fish ttrustee),
from Dallas county.
Reversed and ronderod-M. Jordan vs..
Y. g. A. Never n Co ct al, from Bow le
county
Motions disposed of--Texas and Pacific
Railway rompany vs.. J. Boggs & Bro, for
rehearing. uyerruled Elizabeth Bond ct al
VS.. Texas and Pacific Hallway company.
for relocating, ovrrrulod: Chastine IcGreg
or and wife vs.. II 5. White and wife, for
rehoaring. overruled; Dan Johnson vs..
Travellers Insurance company, for rehear-
ing oyorruied; Oriental Investment com
pany VI. Maggie s Line, TO perfect record,
granted; Oriental Investment company VS.
Maggie s. Line. to substitute bond, grant
cd Oriental Hotel company rs. Maggie Ear
clay to amend briefs, granted; Il. C. Gil
lcsuie ct al IS. VI. u. Crawford ct al, TO
strike out briefs. oyorruled' St. Louis
Southwestern Railway company VS. John
r. knight. to ille transcript granted
Texas Midland Railway company VS. w.
+. Harper, TO affirm on certificate. grant
ed: Il p Short VS. LipscOmb Il Hummel.
fer rehearlng. granted and cause affirmed
on certificate.
Cases ubmitted-Tapp, Leathers & Co
VS.. NJ. Wachholder a. al, Hopkins county;
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway COM
King Lamar
Angle ct al. VS.. Mrs. Minnie Miller ct al.
Dallas county; william Koch ct al vs.
G. T.. Cornwell a al. Dallas county; St
Louis Southwestern Railway company as
Eddie r. Cassidy. Hill county; Needham
Piano and Organ company vs. Holdings
worth, burlington & CO.. Dallas county:
Oriental HOTEL company ct al vs. Maggie
Dallas county; Eagle Manufac-
turing company VS. r. w. Harraway. Dali
las county; St. Joseph Construction com
pany VS. Moroland d Hammack. Gray |
!
Cases set for February 2O--Mary e.
Thomas vs. r y. Salmons ct al. Dallas |
II. W. Williams VS. Edgewood Dis
iillery company ct al. Hunt county; Sui |
phur Springs Ice and Industrial company |
VS.. W, g. Mckinley. Hopkins county; |
Barton. O'Donneli & Love VS.. Stroud Glib |
son Grocery company. Hill county; Hart
ford Fire Insurance company vs.. X. w |
Moss ct al. Dallas county; Texas and Pa |
rifc Railway company VS.. Mary A. Cump- |
ston ct al, Harrison county; Texanz s. |
scales ct al. vs. J. r. Johnson ct al. Hill |
county; Farmers Loan and Trust company
n Al. vs. Fidelity Insurance. Trust and |
safc Deposit company ct al, Dallas county. |
OMAHA. Ncb.--Major 8. L. clarkson,
In chief OF the Grand Army OF |
tha Republic. has left for an extended |
ofncial trip 10 the Eastern departments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
POLITICAL PILGRIMS AT CANTON
McCOok of New York Prominently
Mentioned for Attorney General.

Ment1Oneu IOr Attorney GcnerNl.
Canton. Ohio. February 6.Visitors at
the Mckinley residence after 10 O'Clock
this morning were disappointed when they
We're told that the major had left the city
and would not return until In the after
noon. The president elect. accompanied
by Mr.. George b. Frese OF the Associated
Press, left on the 1890 Fort Wayne train
Mrs Mckinley came home from Chicago
accompanied by her sister Mrs. NJ. C. Bar
Der. Captain and Mrs. II. o. S. Heisland
AMI Charles d. Dawes. They arrived at
~ o'clock.
Among the visitors at the Mckinley
nome this morning was Colonel C. L. Pru-
den OF Washington. Colonel Pruden was
chief clerk OF the White House under Pres
ident Grant and has held the position ever
since. He will have the same place under
President Mckinley and his visit is to con
fer with Secretary Porter on matters that
Will come before them.
Tho best information is that Mr.. Golf will
not be IN the cabinet; that lie has arrived
at that conclusion for personal ,casons af-
ter weeks consideration, and that the
prcsldcnt-elect Is considering other names.
The arrival of Congressman Francis II
Wilson Of Brooklyn today and his confer
chtt Win Malor Mchlniey leo 10 renewed
TAX or Wilson as candidate for a cab
net position. But the name OF Colonel j.
j. McCook Of New York is now considered
most probable for attorney general
The noon train brought the poet Of the
Sierra Nevada" joaquin Miller of Cali
fornia. He was accompanied by Hon. IIar-
~ Wagner of San Francisco AMI MIR. L.
E. Holden of Cleveland Plain Dealer.
When asked as to the visit. Mr.. Wagner
said that MIR. Miller, who Is to lecture in
Cleveland Monday night, was here to obtain
a sketch of the home life of the presi-
dent elect and Mrs Mckinley for the in
augural leader Of a newspaper and that
there is nothing political in their visit as
far as he and Mr.. Miller were concerned
During the afternoon ey-Congressnan
Bavard Haincr OF Guthrie, o. r. and Her
bert Wolcott Of Cleveland, brother Of Sem
ator Wolcott. called at the Mckinley resi-
denoc. Mr. Hainer said that they did not
expect to talk politics, but as he vas In
Canton &C. short time he wanted to call
and pay his respects to MaJ1r Mckinley.
Mr.. Iiainer said he hoped the mission of
Senator Wolcott would be successful and
that the foreign nations would join in an
international agreement,
Congressman w. o. Brownow of Jones'
hero. Tenn. paid his respects to the Jresi-
dent elect today. lie said his mission was
TO speak for the appointment of a Tonnes
soean for registorer of the treasury This
office is now held by a MIR. Tillman from
Tennessee and the future officer should he
from his state He said he vas not here
in the interests of any one for rablret
positon but spoke very highly OF II. Clay
Evans who has been spoken Of as the pos
sible postmaster general.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
SLAVES For EXPORT.

Early in December Messrs. ]. II. Hamlln
G Co, stave and coopcragc exporters of
Portland, Maine. sent a representative TO
Galveston to look into the matter of export
ing stayes from their mills in Little Rock
via this port. They seemed disposed TO
do business this way upon an equal footing
with other ports. but it was found that
Galveston was ut disadvantage OF cents
per 100 pounds on tho inland (railroad)
rate Mr. Denison, commissioner Of the
freight bureau took the matter mp with the
railroads and has succeeded in having this
objection removed. He VIII communicate
the fact TO the Messrs, Hamlin. who will
doubtless be heard from IN the way of ship
ments soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
THE HIGHER COURTS.
Second District.

Fort Worth Texas February 6--In tho
-. III, , Au '"'
u Wv" "Ppe"'s' soV"nu uis,rie''
Eases ahirneo-i'eah vs. CITY OF Baird.
from Callahan; Fletcher vs.. Erin City Iron
Works. from Cooke, pauie, VS. Naso,
,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, ,,,a ,,,,.,,,,,. =
,,S.'..i. .,"s ''o'''".'u compress
aauuiacturins company VS.. Paddock. re
celNer. from Erath.
Reversed and rendcred-Dowlln VS.. Cal
lahan County, fioln Callahan, Missouri,
hansas ana IeAas Halfway vs.. colhurn,
from tiay Clayton VS.. Franco and Texas
Land company. from Taylor; Crow VS..
NfoesbecN'- from hrdlhi Mittenthai " Co.
VS., Badgett ct al, from Han.
neNoThen anu Ie'uahued dickinson W.
tioSher. from reeves
:, MOTIONS lor reheaiins reused Conner VS..
i,aiu"in' iVlii fNe"el rgr' "otth street
Aaii W az vs., Hiieh' rum larldhti Earnest
90, ieA"s riAtute eo'iipa'y' iroih Iarrant'
Won ,'au't 80, w ""p'es- ial,sr Gro
~ ,.' o.iiiuls, holn oi"! lsAts ana racine
r l.a,,Mas company vs. rom Green County
~ iI,s,, ~, -, '.u'ess q III
70 80 80 i, 80. - -, ~
ro, t re,,,t,,nr'ol ia,H ssi ,'' 49,, VI 81
no,,v Us vNtli,omns naSsei to h., ~ ,,.
,,,,H ~, main ca,,sn :"
NJ M,, w. ,''"'u ~
urnca 20 I<ocl' nrs,,,,s a. r W ,ol III
sion NJ cnuse set aside and r,otIon SUNNI,
sn ,a. ne ~ ro,,,,ro ,'l.,,,n nu',ou s.an'eu
hriec Ia. Ecbrrar, % a,b ' .a',H - a.i'eha
submission on February o. sN' '''
Motion to certifv IN tho su,r,ua oo,,r,
in Mccormick Ijarvcsting Nanhina ,,r,,
many va Timmons-Refusod ha,n,,,,, si,,
leo late '''''
Motion To dismiss anncal IN Cro,, 40
Groesbecll. refused. Harnrr Ne ros,,r
granted and apneaI dismissed
Causes submitted Kolowpski q nro vx
johnson and Standard. from Tavior. Toie
graph COMPANY VS. Rohinson & S,nntono
from Cooke: Anderson Us Elourtn,, NH
company, from Parker: Houston and Tex,a
Central Railway COMPANY VS. NrFnddnn g.
Bro. from Tarrant. German Ins,,ra,cn
company VS. Anderson. from T,rrspt. S,,-
german VS.. Union Pacific Railway connonv
from Tarrant; Moses VS.. Union Pacific Rat
way company, from Tarrant. Continental
Land and Cattle company VS.. Williams
from Baylor: Campbell VS. Texas and pa
cific Railway company. from Tarrant. XIII
foylc VS.. Moore from Tarrant; Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway company vs.
Warren. from Tarrant
Passed for four weeks-Bridecport and
Decatur Coal Mining company VS. Wise
County Coal company, from Wise Hurley
VS. Southwestern Bridge and Iron company.
from Tarrant.
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the train rolled down twelve foot en-
bankmcnt into the creek. VIM. A. Hused.
fireman. was crushed to death. The en-,
gineer escaped by jumping The condus.
tor. William Doolittle. Expressman bay
and Mail Agent Donaldson were more or
less injured. Captain Hall OF the Chris
tian Crusaders had his shoulder broken;
John IIalsford OF Slate Kun received seri.
Gus Internal injuries; John Murray was
injured about the legs: Jerry Sha,p Of
Welshoro. track supervisor OF the road
was badly bruised about the body Harry
Bloom of Corning, who WAS on a cot in the
baggage car, suffering from rheumatism,
was badly injured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Annie Sands in her petition for divorce
from William Sands, fled today, SAYS that
she was married to defendant five years
ago. and that until February /. 1897. they
lived together very unhappily. Upon that
date she left him because Of his extreme
creulties he having accused her OF being
untrue to him and declaring that he would
not fight divorce case but would cut her
throat with razor She further says that
continually since January ! 1896. he has
been partially under the influence of
whisky and most wickedly abused plaintiff
She complains that he wholly defaulted in
providing support of any KIND, but ON the
contrary, she has not only supported her
self ana her children by former marriage
but the defendant as we'll, by keeping
boarders. On August TO- 1886 in order to
buy her peace. she says She gave defendant
$3.50 in cash to leave her and he accepted
the sum and remained away while the
money lasted. Then he returned to the roof
tree, 10 which he had expressly waived all
right or claim. to annoy her. On February
.. 1897, defendant offered, for another in
stallmcnt Of $3.50. 10 quit the home and
waive again all rights to pro rata of furni-
ture and sign for divorce; but when Tend.
cred the money he withdrew the propos-
ton, forcing plaintiff to proceed without his
acceptance.
She asks for a decree of divorce and judg-
ment for the household furniture
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
FIRST Duck Killed by Mr.. Bryan
Has Been Stuffed,
MAGNIFICENT TROPHY or THE HUNT
'"'et Helm OF Houston Takes Back
Two Prisoncrs-Chnnce to Export
stnvcs from Arlinnsns-Divorce.

galveston, Texas, February 6.--The first
duck Killed by Hon. w. j. Bryan at Lake
surprise during the recent hunt has been
stuffed and will be sent by Mr. Moody to
MT. Bryan. The taxidermist says it is as
me specimen of a canvas back as he
mas ever seen. The bird. as mounted.
stands on base of polished oak and is in
the position generally assumed when the
bird is about to swim. 1t is of the red
head family and has beautiful plumare
ana VIII no doubt be appreciated by Mr..
Bryan not only as trophy of his Texas
duck shoot, but as thing of beauty in
itself.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

The latest advices received by Mr. w.
W. Wilson, the general agent OF the North
German Lloyd Steamship company at Gal
weston are to the effect that the outlook
for regular steamers during the summer
months between Bremen and Galveston is
not AS bright as could be desired The
steamship Roland will sail from Bremen
as heretofore announced. March 81, and will
probably be followed by other. steamers in
April and May, Then 1t is the intention
OF the company to omit the service for two
and possibly three months during the sum
mer. With August. the present plans of
the company are 10 resume their regular
monthly sailing to thus port. which IL is
hoped they will be able to maintain. The
reason that the summer sailings will be
omitted is that the i.lo-ds people do not
think at this timo the business through
Galveston would justify the expense of the
service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
NEW FIRM.

Levy, Rosenberger G. Co.. wholesale groc-
ers. have been succeeded by l.. w Levy
C Co The new firm is composed OF Mr..
L. W. Levy and Mr.. Clarence H. sewage
Mr.. Levy was the senior member In the
firm Of Levy, Rosenberger Co.. wb'cn
in May, 1894, succeeded The hrm OF DAVIS
Bosenberger Il Levy, OF which he was the
iunior member Mr.. Sewage has been
identified with the business for the past
FIVE years
The new firm will continue the business
on about the same lines as that OF the firm
which IL succeeds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
serinu. RniI,yny Wreck.

Corning, n. Y, February 6.-Fall Brook
railway passenger train No. ran into a
huge tree which had rolled down from
the mountain and on the track this after
poon at Woodt ouse, Pa. The train was
70, nding a curve and the engineer did not
see the obstruction until be was on H.
The engine was thrown across the track and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
THE DEATH LIST.

The list OF burlals in the city cemeteries
for the week just ended, as furnished by
the health physician. is as follows:
Herman Deupter, aged A., epithelioma
of tongue; Amelia Jones, aged 81 days
colored, asthenia Charles Ashley. aged
about 40 years, hemorrhage pons varolil
Peter Kursten aged Il years. heart dis
case died down the island; Emma La
Sale aged SO years. natural cause (n-
quesD; Fred Bomastu. aged % years, as
thcnia; Mrs. Lausen, aged IS. rheumatic
cardtis G. T.. Winsiead. aged a. chronic
pulmonary emphysema; Ellen Quinn, col
ored aged 81, carcinoma rectum; Louise
Udcll, aged SO. died at Temple Texas
Baby Dunton, aged IS months, cerebral Of :
fusion; Infant Of j. r. Gibson. colored.
aged u days, pneumonia William Ellis,
Jr., colored, aged Is days, capillary bron-
chitis: Charles Anderson, colored, aged 63.
paralysis, Israel Blum, aged 10. railroad
accident inquesD; Mrs, Shields, aged 55
years, acute pneumontis.
Annual death rate per 1000 for week. 1876
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Menther Ind,cntions.

Washington, February For Eastern
Texas: Fair. probably followed by show
ers in the northern portion in the afternoon
or night; south winds, shifting to north |;
colder in the northern portion.
For Western Texas and New Mexico:
Increasing cloudiness and probably rain or
snow In the northern portion; colder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
LOUISIANA SUFFERERS.
Thirty thousand People Arc Prnc-
ticnIIy Starving to Death.

tNHhtS =" D'"'"'
Shreveport. La, February y. - Thirty
thousand people in this State are practically
starving to death. A relief committee,
which has inspected the stricken parishes
east OF Shreveport, say this number OF pep
pie will have to be sustained during tho
unfruitful season The State has already
expended sos 600 for corn and provisions
for the sufferers and calls for funds, A
meeting was hell in Shreveport under call
of the board of trade and $4,000 was sub
scribpd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
ON snIpBOARp NOT CLEARED.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts OF cotton at Galveston
C,,,a,.aIa and santa Fe. 753: by 1aterra-
,ionai " and Great Northern. 1875: by Ca
vestan Houston and Henderson, 4o2; by
gnsas and ID TG ion:,e M Sy cav sy
~ rre Able. from Texas City, TO.
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ncrAN FREIGHTs.

Tho fo'Iowj,is ocean frclghts t5tcanD on
.o.fon are ouo'ed TODAY;
y,rn,, 'Calyeznn: Liverpool, l3-6id rer
,a,,nd. Hayre Nd; continent. lo-6i47-32d.
Ne York, 81 per 100 pounds,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07

coI,su Alta, Ia.-pcputy Grand Chan
c'l,or g. Il. Bre5a OF Na;chltoches. organ
,zcd last Monday night Coushatta lodge
No. re. knights OF Pythias.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07

Port OF Galveston. February 6.
ARRIVED
Ss Jessmore. .Picr3on, liull.
SIS saturnlnn, Bcnenh Liverpool
CLEARED.
S. Alamo. HIx New York.
SIS Arthur Head C}r), Leonard, Amster-
* Hclywen UrD, Brown, Liverpool,
IS Yutatan dSrD, ,Itrks, Liverpool.
81 Traveller Or). Wood Liverpool.
SAILED.
SIS Alamo Hlx, New York.
vHssrI.s IN PORT.
IS Eden hali w W; WllS,,G,n;
bk Genesia; ROVER n, Neville
ST. Arthur Head VIM. rarr & Co.
Ss Traveller Wm parr q C0.
nk Wes.bury j MOllor 4 Co
81 Thordlsa. Fowler Il McVstc
S iioiyWcn, Culiford Clark < Co.
81 Alamo. j. y. i,wyo- ~ co.
S. Blue Jacket. J. Mol!er & Co.
v EssEI 8 SAILED FOR GALVESTON
rs Ainsda!o, Malta. December
Ss Bcde. Hamburg, January s.
S. britannia. Sunderland, Jan. 10.
SIS Comal Now York, Feb 3.
SIS Dcramcrc, crrdln. Dec g.
81 Explorer. Liverpool, Jan. n.
SIS FNonib. Dartmouth. Jan, IL.
s. Highlands, ST. Nncent. Jan. 81.
SIS Honlto1. Liverpool Jan. g.
IS J.sifncore Hun, Jan. &c
S. Lia,hony. Buenos Ayres. Jan. 70.
IS I.,v, shields. jan. ~.
SIS Lucini. RIO Jn3eiro, Dee. =.
SIS Mari,o. 1avre. Decerber 10.
as Nadura. Cardiff. Dec. IN.
SIS Nclhorley Hall, Newport Eng. ian.
-.
Ss lSlagara. Las Pa,mas. December H.
SIS Nth, Teneriffa, Jan. %.
SIS rhoeba, Cardiff. Jan. g.
IA Robert Adamson. Sunderland. Jan. Il
S. RolherGeld Barry. Dec. 80
- Salopia Manchester, Jar "a
So Saturn.ns. Liverpool, Dec. 10.
IS Straihclyte. Algiers, Jan b.
SIS Toiosn. Cardiff Dec. Is.
So 1ripoli, Hamburg. January 20.
Ss Inpeth Halifax. Dec. II.
So Wopdlcigh. st. Vincent. Jan. rs
SIS Wcnnington Hail st. Vincent, Feb J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07
BEAUTIES FOR SPRING

The New Spring Shapes Of Mems and
Young Mems Derby and Alpine Hats are
so exceedingly handsome and becoming
that we have put our Spring Hats on sale
month earlier than usual, for we are
certain that as soon as the New Styles
appear the old and hOmely winter shapes
will be discarded at once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-07

OMAHA. Ncb.--Major 8, L. clarkson.
Commander in chief OF the Grand Army of
the Republic. has LEFT for an extended
official trip 10 the Eastern departments.