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\ TA.4..CLOTH OF FLOWERS.
New Ideas in Lunchcn aud Dinner
Decorations.

New York Evening Post.
When one can make the decorative part
of n dinner or luncheon express in some
sort the cause of the feast as well as the
personal tastes of the hostess. 1t certainly
adds greatly to the effect
Thus ct lunch given 10 the ten brides
maids of very youthful bride, the table
seemed quite apart from SO mundane
thing as the very good meal OF when the
gay young girls partook as they sat around
II. Tie whole surface Of the square table
was covered with asparagus fern" in dia-
monds OF about eight riches from point to
point, crossing and recrossing to form an
exact square. leaving border about four
teen inches clear for the plates. glasses.
! etc. This network was made by fastening
| The vine at regular intervals. with minute
safety pins 10 one side OF the cloth and
! carefully keeping true diagonal lines to the
! oppnste side after the manner OF an old
| latticed window Through IL margucrites,
full blown flowers and many buds were
| tbickly strcwn so Laced aS 20 raise IN alr
| head clearly and haYlng the most starry,
youthful look OF gaiely, such as flowers
| have in p meadow, and yet dainty ar
/ which was well suited to the young guests.
| Daylight had been excluded, as the situa-
| tion OF the room gave no real sdnshine'
| lights at the side OF the walls dlfiusea a
general radiance. aud on the table were
| four outglsss candelabrss with pure white
candles aud shades. small branches of the
! as paro gus winding partly up the standard
| No bcnhon dishos or any sort OF FOOD
| broke the delicate lines OF green and white
which. though Ia fixed form. varied with
every flower and every bud. In the center
| a very tall. clear glass vase held grace
full bunch OF long stemmed marguerites
and from Il long fern branches trailed
aownward to The cloth. At the plates were
the boxes containing the brides gifts tc
her maldens. and small bunch OF violet,
WAS thrust through the narrow bow Of
white satin ribbon which tied them. Ons
almost felt that the guests also should nave
been dressed In white. but their wintry
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THE HIGHER COURTS.

Dallas. Texas, January 50.-Procecdiugs
in court of civil appeals at Dallas today:
Affirmed Lumber company ct al
VS.. Atlanta bank, from Cass; Leon H.
Blum VS.. ]. Y. Lenoir & Bro. ct al, from
Limestone; Conner Bros. Co. VS.. Ring
gold Mil and Elevator company. from Nor
ris; Sallie X. Groom vs. jerome Hin Cotton
company, from Fannin. Imogene L. Suth-
erland VS.. Texas and Pacific Railway COM
pany, from Dallas
Reversed and remandcd-H. 7. McCailon
VS.. NJ. Cohen ct al, from Navarro; w. j.
Bone VS.. Texas and Pacific Railway com
pany. from Dallas; 4. p. Finlay Il Co. vs..
j. :. Lewis G. Co. ct al. from Grayson.
Motions disposed of-B. f. Harris vs..
j. NJ. Hlgdon, TO file transcript by appellee.
granted; G. w. Mason vs. S. n. King, 10
file transcript, granted
Cases set for February l3-Missour,
Kansas and Texas Railway company VS.. 5.
b. Hopkins, from Dallas; X. Freedman x
Co. VS.. j. T. Bonner ct al, from Navarro;
Sanger Bros. ct al VS.. w. j. Keeler ct al
from Dallas; r. NJ. Smith vs. Merchants
and Planters National bank, from Gray
son, Esau Kent vs.. T.. +. Bergman ct al
from Dallas; j. II. Easter vs. Union Cen
trail Life Insurance company ct al, from
Hill; Houston and Texas Central Railway
company VS. James Regan, from Navarro
L. +. Wilson ct al VS.. Aultman- Taylor com
pany from Dallas.
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THE TRYST.

Under the bonghs OF syc a,op y iirv'r
Sat Nellie and l-Noung loNers WI, H..
Her l1ttlo brown hand. as sou ~ c""'" ~
W.s closely imprisoned In niie'
fondy did press ,,,,,m hand
Tho dear Mite hand. the peautliuI nan"
That lovingly ncsped IN hn'ie'
nellie. my darling. I've something 10
.o,, In there's n bird In the vine,
4 hooking bra, John. he's singing his
I'VE, aid he sings. 4 viii love yon al
love j adore YOU BE mine
Twas nothing amiSs.
II then ! did kiss -, ,.-,..
The soft dimpled hard, the oohny o'V"
THAT trcmbfngly rested In mine
Listen" said Nellie What else does he
What Words from his half open hcak7'
"oh. love ne. my love. and happiness
And wed t''i me, my love, this bright, baln'y
AS bright as the bloom en- your cheek. ="
think you can guess
NV Inns Where the blush. ti,c rosy red
Was man.ling her vevety cheek.
BE que, now, John. you dear. foolish
boy: ,,,,
No more WIN I meet you at tryst"
AS thftutcling she looked, !et wlnhihs
and coy.
| My hear. gave a bound OF tnfiniir, JOY,
And tw.ce the sweet maiden Kissed.
The ehcs. OF a poui
A.ai smile play'd about
Tho coral rod lips, the rpe cherry HIPS,
The innocent fps that l kissed.
| Now while we ut IN our vlne-covered cot.
| Fond mem'Ilcs around us stiil cling,
| Tho sycamore tree viii n6er be forgot.
| The oh pace OF tryst daar, hhilow'd
Where We heard the sweet hooking bird
| sing.
| And Mol g my wife,
The pride of my l!fe.
| Nv own gentle Neil, my neat. dainty Nell
| And I-we.l she calls me- her King
| Julia BacoI.
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AS BAD As CHICAGO.
Charges of Wholesale Corruption
Made Against Louisville officials.

ouivv;lIo Nv Jonuarv 40 THE reDort
.,,,. .t.o
of the January grand jury made TINS after
noon. was hardly less sensational than mad
hoo, rro,,,sed such n shaking IN as has
-, s..,, q. ,,,,.os,;a,t,o, ~ r,up,ci-
'es"''eu i'o.i' 10 =.
pal anairs mas never peeh hho"h III 'i''
history of the city government. Fifteen in
dic,,nan,s vere retur,od including. besides
49,,
tue accused a'uer'neh' Po''re ot'N''''' ="
trolmcn contractor and several MINOR
offenders, The charges range from neglect
of dutv 20 falling IN nroseoute gamblers
,,~t money
bribery anu eon'P't"'S "
The disclosures made In these indictments
AFRO nrincin,IIv dine 10 n falling out of the
,,.o,rn,ort and whiIe
Iactlohs III ''io wy taat;nn IN. has on
up 90 ,nis ''1 w. sn I've ho ass,nned office
iVs9u Ma!O, -, 4, 10 rrohah,e that the
H"S sul'e's" ius., ., !. L.. nIentv of worl;
Nv NV ~ e,anu w. ,,. ;nyestigation aided by
-. ~ co'i'ih"ins ."o 80 hNen called upoa
."'Ho wv n'' n,ar,,o, hut vino do not
~ ansmo. spe, M raononsibilitv for all the
VEN ii ~ Na' W. s,,nd ,ba citv hall saddled
n,isuoeos uone "'o
V" W 'non. ,,t.,oa today arc. r. T.
rue pclsuHs '"uiN ,Sa hoard of aldermen
NlnB' pIeSlueht ol 'ne 20 ,ho sinking fund
an" eN-oihcio h'eniuot VI ~ ,aatherman.
eoihthittee' AiuerH,e" - 80 Inbn De
y, ~ pIeusi' - g. - pn,Ice Major Sebas
Garho' Nish' Sniei " Nt,holss yarillo
llah nuhther' iat' oiii'.m brake Chas
anu ateVe Oonuies ho,rd NJ pub-
hreiher. Jr., seureta.y VI ~" Icon keeper,
NC saie.y Tatilch Ahe"' m ~, 1SimbsIl
Harry Dehoe, fireman; N,i,,""'
martin ,ohahue any ,harn,n are charged
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Nh BRYAN COMING.


|. " J. Bryan. late democratic nomi-
| m president Of the United States is
l..d in. Galveston tomorrow evening.
I'M be accompanied by Governor Hogg
vobably other distinguished citizens
!. state, and after short stay in the
rill embark with other members or
|ary on Colonel W. L. Moody's yacht
v,,ou Of duck shooting at Lake sur
! Colonel Moody's private hunting
~, Mr.. Kennedy, manager OF Mr.
4, lecture tour, arrived here today 10
4 arrangements for MIR. Bryan to lee
here on "Wednesday evening. 1t Was
Errression that Mr.. Bryan would reach
morning and he hoped to com
Ms arrangements for the lecture,
n he was not sure that 1t would be
Az soon as 1t became known about
I ia, Mr.. Bryan would be a visitor to
hand City there were many express
ratification. both from those who
kred and those who opposed him In
Ae campaign. There seemed to be a
aition in all quarters TO meet the great
noncr and to give him as cordial well
\ here u be- has received or could re-
elsewhere. The methods of enter
ins The distinguished gentleman will he
ply Tie sane as have beensemployed in
Texu cities with the added features
a Galveston alone can give, for it is
ily possible that Mr.. Bryan could be
nitted to come and go without a view
hs ,etia md an optical demonstration
ssp water and q practical experience OF
aicns chief glory, the oyster roast.
Byan comes. as expected. it is quite
" nat bis numerous adia.rers here
M,aat biz visit is made as pleasant
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Fort Worth, Texas, January 30.-ln the
court OF civil appeals today;
Motions for rehearing submitted-Smoot
VS.. Richards, from Mitchell; Slayton, trus-
tee, VS.. NAPLES Platter Grocery company,
from Wichita; Weaver VS.. Simmons, from
Tarrant; Euless VS.. Huffman, from Tarrant.
Motions for additional conclusions sub
mitted-Smoot VS.. Richards
Motion to withdraw supplemental brief
submitted Susarman rs. Railway con-
pany, from Tarrant.
Motion to certify to the supreme court
ubmitted-McCormick Harvesting Machine
company VS.. Timmons. from Wubarger.
Motion TO postpone suomltted-ferry vs.
Bessett, from Wilbarger.
Cases affirmed--Lazarus VS.. Hodnett'
from Archer Reichesetter VS.. REESE, from
Hood, Fidelity and Casualty company vs.
Allibone. from Tarrant; Wills Bro vs..
Iagoo from Denton, Reynolds vs. Robert
son from Shackelford; hindrey VS.. Massle
from Palo Pinto; Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railway company VS.. Melton X sco-''
from Montague
Reversed and dismissed-Lyohs vs.
George. from Shackeliord.
Certified to the supreme court-Blanu
vs. Orr county judge, from Jones.
Motions for rehcaring misunderstanding
White company VS.. Castlcberry. from VIII
barger.
Motion to postpone submission granted
Perry vs. Bassett. from Wilbargor.
Cases ubmitted--Farmers' National bank
vs. TAYLOR, from Tarrant Fletcher VS. Erie
CIV Iron works. from Cooke, Cresweii
Ranch and Cattle company VS. Scroggln
from Roberts; Dowlin VS.. Callahan county
from Callahan; Suite VS.. HUTCHINSON, from
lack: Bruce vs.. Chack. preyius q Co.
from Archer, Durham, Buckley 90 Ns,
| McNatt. from Cooke; Missouri kansas anu
| Toyss Railway company VS. Rogers from
Cooke. Deane VS.. city of Baird. from Cal
,ahnn. Cokke VS.. Carroll Land and Cattle
comnany from Clay; Clayton vs. Franco
Tcyas Land company. from Taylor; Bico-
| cbi va Casey e. Swasey. from Tarrant
| naniols VS.. Mason, from Tarrant.
| Passed for four weeks-New YORK Lne
Insurance company VS.. Smith, from Tar
| rant, ,,,s..,u, ,,,,s,s
and Texas Railway company VS.. Warren
| from Tarran'. -. ,.,..
purphnrt. from Hardeman; Belo & Co Ns'
swith from Cooke; Merriman VS.. Coursey'
srom Wise. Green VS.. Edwards from Cooke'
Ior,ax VS.. National Bank Of Haskell from
IIos,'ei,. Morgan VS.. Mcconnell, fror,
usskclI: Motley county vs. Moore from
Mo,,ey. Parlin e. Orendorff company vs.
cantrol, from Tarrant; Wichita Fails
pa,Iwav company VIZ. Prang. from Wlchitd
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Halfway com p,
nanv VS. Evans. from Tarrant' TeNas anl
pscific Railway company vs.. Grow, ron
1.arrant. Santa Fc Railway company vs.
], w. Jagoe from Denton
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'idfT NEWS ITEMS
t,sfylss the Island Fro
+ r,,'aa Quietly
,,,,,A1los BEING GIVEN OUT.
!, s,y.n WIN Receive s",,ssr I"
E." ,...,e and May Deliver
Iid's "..-ror the Texas

r.,.,. January so.--The work
|Glrsa0D' -. wort OF Galveston Is pro-
ba'rlas '.' y. but satisfactorily as far
" ' ss,'' . the contrary is publicly ,'as
|liI'i ~ preuneman of Paris VINO mas
, ~ for constructing the e. fort .,, on
ss = ~ s.. put in most of his time ne
=, !. 3, s.,,ias ready for the WORK II, II,
~ .,,,,e for the completion OF
I'd y, s.i' ,ss .s ct, eompany's railroad
wv -, ~. ate Of the fort for the trans
N, o. ., building material, This o,, spur on
~ IN =, completed and active WORK on
s.,rustion Of the fort will oes an, ne ,hs
lining. The contractor and 'he
y: ~, engineers are alike non-eom.
'a ~. On regard TO the character ol
|'a l,,.,,,ons' when Mr.. Brenneman
w. y, :. s,plaln the difference between
n''S ,.,,srv and the mortar battery
|lsa g., S these and the so-caileu ior,,
k sua "Get the engineers to tell
|. hen | will tell YOU. Inc secrecy ne, =
p ,n = the matter is in keeping win
, S n NJ OF governments OF not eN-
n hs,r defense works so that lne
" ~ become informed, but the puo-
nay ',,,sd IN know that the work OF
|s n the city is progressins ana 'ha az
1D x,r,hinr further has been done to,
4 =, s erection Of the forts on the west
| !, ~ ~ island, on Pelican and on me
" = NJ nDsninsula, but 1t is expected tha'
II these will begin before many
"a when completed Galveston VII
Y \ the best fortified cities in the
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GULF GRAIN RATES.

On the eve of his departure for Austin,
where he was a witness in the case Of
Moody VS.. Galveston Wharf company. Com
missioner Denison of the Galveston freight
bureau wrote Mr.. w. b. Biddle, freight
traffic manager of the Atchson. Topeka
and Santa Fe, asking what action. If any.
would be taken to protect the Gulf ports
in the matter OF reductions on grain for
export via the Atlantic. On January rs,
while Mr.. Denison was absent, MIR. Blddle
telegraphed Matter now under consider
alton. but no action has been taken. The
movement via Mississippi river since re-
duced rates became effective has not been
such as to cause any uneasiness.
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SUITS DISMISSED.

When the steam dredge Mount Waldo
foundered in the Gulf of Mexico, while on
voyage from Tampico to Velasco, a large
number Of Galveston people were lost.
Among them were Fred Brock his wife
and baby. and many more not SO we'll
known. The Mount Waldo foundered on or
about January o, 1895. and the heirs of
those who were lost brought suit in the
United States court for damages against
the Mexican Central Railroad company
the owners of the dredge. The vessel was
an old ramshackle affair. unfit to combat a
norther In the gulf, but it was found i'm
possible to get service on her owners in
this district. hence the attorneys for the
heirs have decided to abandon the suit.
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ceived a telegram asking him to be NOM
Der Of the party on the trip from Houston
to the jetties. Congressman elect Hawiey
received telegram this afternoon from a
member Of the party asking him to secure
a steamer to take the party to velasco from
here and the revenue cutter Galveston will
probably be brought into service for the
committees accommodation. II Is evil
IDENTIFY the idea Of the committee 10 leave
here Sunday evening for Velasco. but as
the cutter has not sleeping acRommoda, ions
for so many 1t is probable that they will
wait over until Monday morning aud
make the. "trip by daylight.
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sponaed promptly and soon had four
streams of water on and around the build
ing The flames were quickly subdued. but
the building valued mt between $500 and
5000 is Il complete ruin IT was occupied by
j. II. Stacy as a carpenter shop. whose loss
in tools is about s25, Texas Messenger, a
colorod newspaper. outfit destroyed, Toss
between $50 and 500; DR.. II. T. Smith, OF
fec furniture destroyed. No insurance OH
any OF It,
The roof of the wooden extension Of
Bookman & Craig's warehouse was partial
ly burned, damage to stock slight and COW
cred by insurance.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Internal Revenue Collector J. Il. Kauff-
man is in the city on official business.
DR.. Henry Cohen left this evening for
Woodville. Miss, his former home, where
he will assist in the dedication of new
temple.
The last rehearsal OF the musical pot
pourri. which will be presented next Tues
day night. will be held in Cathedral hall
Monday afternoon February |. at o'clock
The living pictures and tableaux will be
rehearsed from to n. m. and the operet
ia from to o'clock.
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Rcnnrt Corrected.

Cincinnati. Ohio, January 3o.--ln the
account sent out January rs, of the burning
of the malt house OF Herman Goepher d
Co. the cordage warehouse OF the over
man schraoder company and other build
ings. 1t was stated that the Overman-
Schraeder Cordage company was III the
hands OF a receiver. This mistake was ilaue
by designating the wrong firm. The over
man -Schraeder Cordage company has had
no occasion for receiver and is all right
in every way.
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Receiver for n Newspaper.

Fort Worth Texas, January 3o'-Ap-
plication was made this afternoon before
Judge Harris for receiver for the Tolc-
gram company. publishers OF the Evening
Mail-Telegram. Eighty per cent of the
stock was represented in the application.
which was granted. j. Morton Logan, cash
Ter of the National Live Stock bank. was
appointed receiver, The paper viii be is
sued as usual, with c. w. Hoelzele as ed
itnr
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SHELTER PRODUCTS.

Commissioner Denison of the Galveston
freight bureau has engaged room in steam
ers coming to this port for 800 tons OF
smelter products. The smelter works which
asked for this room has been contemplating
the use of the Gull route for its shipments
for some time and will probably use the
port very freely from this time forward.
There have been several small shipments
OF smelter products through Galveston this
season and they appear to have been salts.
factory.
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For THE WARSHIp

The Houston chapter of the Daughters Of
the Republic have notified Colonel John
d. Rogers. chairman of the executive COM
mittee of arrangements. of their desire to
present to the battleship Texas, on the
occasion of her contemplated visit here,
about thirty rare volumes of Texas his
tory. This is considered very appropriate
gift. and one that will be very much APP
preciated by the officers of the vessel. The
time as the silver service contributed Dy
the people of the State. A prominent
IIoustonian will deliver the presentation
speech. The Galveston chapter of the
Daughters Of the Republic IL is understood,
will also make presentation to the war
ship.
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The DEATH RECORD.

|ssnotd Of lnterments in the city Gem
Pa 10 tho week Just ended is as fol-
u
4an Kroner. 80 years. heart disease
ap Mrs. Annie Young. SIS years. pull
Y! tuberculosis; CLANCY Wilson, col.
sss, chronic interstitial nephrit-
IN Lazarus, &C. years, carcinoma;
Wy Graves. Is months. malignant
N'er; Mrs, N, b, Yard, la grippe
y MSin)' Lucy Waldo, colored, %
nIlenia; Mrs. NJ. Byeth, 20 years,
'ass'e' Henry oest, 81 years. pneu
duplicated With chronic dysentery;
s.lsy eolo.ed, IA years, acute parcn-
wv wv nepnrltis; Estela Maria Walters.
AUS aslhenia; child of l.. Heyne, az
saeamonia, complicated with con-
~ Eliza Ferguson, colored heart
mM' AaTts, 81 years, chronic endo
4, Frank Corners. colored. about "
: mural cause Inquest: Mrs. Dun
years, la grippe; Fredoline Nave
NM .s consumption; Joe johnson IA
M ',,,a apatheria, Annual death rate
~" lot the week III. NV
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not indicate that those indicted are tn,

only guilty ones in office.
That the city is honoycombed with Off
cial corruption is the firm conviction of
this Jury; yet not enough evidence could
be procured to secure the conviction In
many cases to which the attention of the
jury was called"
The report asserts not only that gambling
could be suppressed legally. but that it ia
carried On by direct permission Of city off
Gals. Several of the persons indicted gave
bond today for their appearance March 30.
The warrants for the others VIII be held
UP TIL Monday.
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THINGS THEATRICAL.

Tho Baldwin Melville dramatic company,
which played here to large business all
last week. will play a return engagement
at the Grand tomorrow afternoon and to-
morrow evening, and the indications are
that they will have good audiences at
each performance.
The L!liputians will hold the boards Mon
day evening and Tuesday matinee and
evening and the advance sale is already
large enough to make sure of a full house.
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Groesbeeck. Texas, January 30.-The
James Anderson stock of dry goods and
groceries. invoicing s2976, were sold in
bulk today for $1,000 cash to S. L. Colgin
of Mexla. The stock will be opened up here
and replenished. hearty welcome is eN-
tended to Mr.. Colgin TO this town.
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OCEAN rREIGHTs.

The following ocean freshis tstenm) on
cotton are quoted today ..o,
From Galveston Liverpool f-S2d PCT
mound: Havr,. Va. continent, "a; New
York. i3c per 100 p0nnds.
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The total re ,elpis Of cotiAn at this Port
today were 1888 baleJ, as follows. By CUR;
coinya do and Santa Re. no; Internal !onal
ana Great Northern if5. Galveston. iious.
Ton aad Henderson. i6 Missouri. Kansas
and Texas, 1876. Galveston, La Porte and
Houston. so. by barges and schooners, 4so.
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Noyasota. Texas. January so'-A II
..o,o.I mi. morninr the fire alarm chieo
the department to the auildins Q, . 49,
s,scv IN the Schumacher alley. They re-
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THE FIRE RECORD.


corpus Christi Texas. January So'-haris
this morning W. A. Hasssrs res' .enoo'
With NIL It's contents. burned. Loss s.vvo,
Insurance $4,000. The family haa ha''o"
aacnpp
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Four dollar Fountain Pen given away
to the most popular lady and gentleman
free, at Pastoriza'e.
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VESSELS SAILED FOR GALVESTON

SIS Ainsdale Malta. Dccember
IS Alamo, New York, Jan. n.
SIS Bede. Hamburg. January y.
SIS britannia, Sunderland. Jan II.
IS Claudcboyc i'artlu. Dec. "
IS Dcramoro, Cardiff. Dec. %.
S. Feroma Dartmouth. Jan, IL.
So Uoniton, Liverpool, Jan. b.
IS ,l.ssmoore. Hun, Jan. &c
s. Leona New York, Jan. ~.
SIS Lathony, Buenos Ayrcs. Jan. 20
~ I.iv, Shields. Ian. n.
So Iucina, RIO Janero Dec, n.
ss Marlio. Havrc. December IL.
Ga Nadura. Cardiff. Dec. H.
IS Neiherley, Hail. Newport News, Jan
~. -
ia lSincara Las Pdimas. December IL.
SIS Nith, TenerifIs. Jan, y. a..
s. Robert Adamson. Sunderland. Jan, Il
S. Rotherneld. Barry. Dec ~.
IS Salopia Manchester Jan.
IS Saturn,na, Liverpool, Dec. ID.
IS strnihclvde, Algiers. Ian. b.
SIS Tolos.i, Cardiff. Dec. Il.
81 Tripon, Hamburg. January 70.
IS Unpeth. Halifax. Dec. il.
SIS Vera, al Las Palmas Jan. H..
81 Woodleigh. 81. Vincent. jan 70.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
S. Saba, Fowler a. McVltie.
SIS Eden Hall. w w. Wilson.
So CITY of Worcester, Moner a. CO.
Ik Genesta. Fowler X Melville.
SIS Leone j. Sawyer n Go.
IS Nala. Fowler ~ Neville
So Ida, Adouc & lohitt,
SIS I.ochmore W w Wilson.
pkt jennie Sweeney. Fowler & MoNiue
SIS Arthur Head VIM f'arr e. Co.
rs Traveller VIM. PRrr 60.
Blk Westbury. j. Moler \ Co,
S. Thordlsa, Fowler u McVNie.
IS Holywell. Culllford. Clark & co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-31

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kIuN6 sore lungs, aching muscles,
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