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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-28
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THERE has been some beaud-
full snow in the north already,
but its cooling effects have not
reached this climate.
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ARTESIAN WATER WANTED.

dermen were present with the eX-
ception of Alderman HEARTFELT.
The especial purpose of the meet
ing was the devising Of ways and
means for securing an adequate
water supply for the city. An
invitation had been extended the
citizens to meet with the council
and give that body the benefit
of their views on the subject.
The tax payer is the man who
after all pays the freight and he
ought to have an abiding interest
in any proposed increase in the
burdens already imposed on his
devoted head.
For some reason, probably
lack of properly advertising the
meeting, the representative tax
payers in attendance were few
and far between. The concensus
of opinion among those present
was that the city must have an
adequate water supply, and that
the city council ought to try for
artesian water, and, failing in
this, fall back on some other ex-
pedient. Major T. B. Bolts, DR..
R. E. Luhn, DR.. E. Becker,
Messrs. W. A. Wood, Frank
Dobert and others expressed
themselves as favoring an effort
at securing artesian water.
Previous to the discussion the
council adopted a report from
the well committee, and adj
journed to meet Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock. at which meet
ing all citizens and tax payers
interested in the matter are in
vited to be present, the council
desiring a fuller expression on
the subject than that obtained at
the present meeting. The well
committee report follows:
To the City Council, Gentlemen:
We, the committee appointed
by the city council to superin-
tend and see that the work and
sinking of the well was carried
on and finished according to the
contract with the American Well
Co., beg leave to make the fol-
lowing report:
The company have sunk the
well to a depth of 705 feet. 1t is
cased from the surface with ten
inch pipe to depth of 374 feet.
| A 10x20 foot strainer is placed in
the casing 120 feet from the sur
face. This was the only water
bearing sand of any consequence
we found in the well, which is
supposed to be about Y feet in
thickness. After testing this
strata of water bearing sand with
a deep well pump of a capacity
of about $4,000 or 10000 gallons
per day, we could get probably
$1,000 gallons of water per day,
which we do not consider is near
the supply needed, with the origi-
nal supply We had in the old wells
We have concluded that there
is but very little chance, if any,
of getting sufficient supply of
surface, channel, or deep well
water, and our only hope now is
of contracting for artesian water,
with prospect of sinking well
probably not less than 1900 feet.
We would recommend a settle
ment with the American Well
Works, for the amount of work
they have done, and would like
to know if it is the desire of the
city council and the citizens gen.
orally to make new contract
with the expectation of procuring
artesian water by probably sink
ing well not less than 1900 feet.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT STRIEKERT,
j. A. WILKINS,
F. HAUBELT,
Committee.
In accordance with the adop-
lion Of tbiS ranort tho oIarl- u-oo
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-28

A UNIQUE representation of a
prize fight in miniature took place
in one of the show windows of
the Harrison Dry Goods Com
pany yesterday, and attracted
numerous spectators.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-28
CAUGHT IN a COUPLING.
lobe Lewis Loses Hand in the Santa Fee
Yards at Nayasota.

IdIuS at NdVdSUId
lobe Lewis; negro brakeman
who runs on the "African Paci-
fie" between this place and
Springer, lost his left hand in the
Santa Fe yards at Navasota Fri
day, while making a coupling.
He was sent to the company's
hospital, via this place, where
the injured member was dressed
by DR.. W. A. Lockett.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-28

THE purpose of the advertiser
is always to build up his own
business; to set forth the superb
or quality and low prices of his
own goods. Therefore, it is not
good sense, good manners or
good business to attack the
methods, or to impugn the mo-
tives of some one else.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-28

ONE hundred and four young
women recently graduated from
Vassar. This means that about
one hundred and four young men
are fated to be confounded at
nearly every turn unless they
hurry and imbi5e all the knowl-
edge that is to be gained about
everything.
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Committee,

In accordance with the adop-
ton of this report the clerk was
instructed to draw a draft for
$1,000 payable at sight and
an equal amount payable No
vember 1st.
The amount of additional
bonds which the city can issue is
approximately $4,000, being 7
cents on 500 on an assessed
valuation of S1,875,0OO, which
will bring in something like
$1,000 annually with which to
provide sinking fund and pay
interest, which, according to
law, cannot be higher than 6 per
cent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02
HE LEFT WITHOUT FINDING

Thursday an excursion came in from
Lewiston, on the Tar River road with
seven coaches densely packed, the plat
forms and steps being crowded. About
$50 O'Clock the train left With its load
of live freight for Lewiston. Among
tire passengers WAS AN elderly gentle
man who had purchased two suits Of
clothes and some Undertaking for. his
family. which he had in his arms
While standing on THE platform after
lt1le train had passed Green street, and
wtas near Ihe circus grounds, n negro
grabbed blle mans bundles and pulled
him off tlle car, and came near throwing
1ltm under the wheels of the car. which
continued on. The negro, as soon aS
d1Ie man fell, grabbed lthe bundles and
disappeared an hhe crowd around 1.-THE
circus and made his escape The old
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02
BRESLAUER 81 ANTHONY:
TOUGH AND FINE AND BETWEEN {

We have all sorts of Clothes, from toughest and rough
est to finest each for its proper us and each at its poper
price, We are as careful about the fit of our cheap Clothes
as we are Of our finest ones
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02
BY PLATE OR MEASURE.

We have opened the place No. 2a7 Conn
~ street, where Mr. John Drewry kent.
Maven, Horn Hnrbor and all other grades
Of oysters, which we will supply by plate
or measure. -, 49,
se6-lm HURST e. FASS
FOR SALE-ResIdence 33l Columbia
street, known MS the Larcren property:
eight rooms, cistern water: lot 40 feet
! payable rs rent monthly. w, j. BOHAN.
(, NAN. 800 Court street. l,5#T se5-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02
RENTS COLLECTED

This office is prominently located, and
secures the first call from persons desir-
ms tC rent houses, thus getting the besi
tenants.
We also make larger returns than anv
other agency, and will submit copies ~
reports for the past fourteen years ~
prove this assertion "
Place your rent roll where Won wu,
get the largest return.
JOHN II. WATSON
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02
Specials for To-Day.

Now Is tho time for Picking, and we
have some genuine Old Apple Cidar Vine.
gar. Don't run the risk OF spelling your
pickles. but get something that you know
will keep them.
Our Vermont Creamery Butter Is fine MS
can be bought. only 25c We will offer n
limited time only n genuine whole Bea
you duplicate the price? Both phones
1910. c. w. HUDGINS & co.
S02 Crawford street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02

FOR RENT-No. 300 High street for the
past eleven years. occupied by DR.. r.
dcnce: oldest stand in the city Apply
to +. c. BROOKS. eX., Portsmouth, Va.
Ocl-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02
BY John c. Niemeycr. Auctloncer.
VaLUaBLE CITY PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.

Pursuant to n decree OF the Court of
Law and Chanccry of the city OF Norfolk.
entered on the 5th day of August 1897, in
tho suit of l3. Miller, who sues, etc. VS.
II c. Davis. curator and others, | shall
expose for sale ut public auction, In the
city Of Portsmouth. Va. in front of the
courthouse door. on
SATURDAY. the anG day of October.
1897. AT IL o'cIocK M,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, improved by
eight brick tnccmcntS thereon, situated i'm
the city Of Portsmouth, Va, at the SOUTH
western corner of First Cor Crawford
street extended and Harrison streets.
fronting on First street 100 feet and run
ming back along Harrison street and par
ullel thereto 20 feet to Il i0-foot lane,
TERMS-Onc-third cash, balance In six
and twelve months, the deferred payments
TO be evidenced by negotiable notes, car
rying interest from date of sale, payable
sem-annually. The title TO the property
to he retained until further order OF the
court. HUGH G.. DAVIS
Special Commissioner
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE
bond required Of the above named
commissioner. in the above entitled cause
has been duly given. l.. ROYSTER,
se2G-tds Clerk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02
NORFOLK 1vJRGINIAN: SATURDAY.. OCTOBER 2. 1857.
POR1FSM GU TIL.
NOTICE.

gentleman remained over until yester-
day in hopes of finding his man, but
had ITO leave without his clothing The
police and county authorities Have de-
scrhptton of the man and will capture
him il possible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
EXPORT RATE GOES DOWN,
Liverpool Cotton Tariff Reduced
Eight and One Half Cents.
The ROCK ISLAND MADE THE CUT.
Katy nnd Central Line. Moe. ,,,..
"e""ction, Rate Being Si.O4 l..
per Hundred Pounds.

me export cotton rate frol, Teyns co,,.
mon points took drop Yesterday nj siL
cents when an announcement was made nv
'pe Chicago and Rock Island and Texas
that effective at once and continuing uutiI
December "a, they would apply si.o4Is per
hundred on cotton from the interior to
Liverpool, all rail- to New York, the sam,
being based On the combination thro,,gb
'alVeston' The combination is made as
follows From Texas common points IN
Galveston, 60 cents, liz cents to New
York, cents transfer and so cents TO XIV
erpool The rate quoted by the South
western freight bureau Monday WAS s1.1s
per hundred
AS soon as the Rock Islands movement
became known, the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas followed with a similar announce.
ment, the rate however, not applicable TO
intermediate points The Houston and
Texas Central met the Rock Islands rate
and made it apply from all points on their
line via the gulf ports ani through New
York.
While Fort Worth receives very little To-
cal cotton, still under the concentration
rules cotton could be drawn from any point
south of Fort Worth and the through rae
applied. The existence of the combination
claimed by the Rock Island has been
known 10 all, but has no. been made the
basis for through rates from the interior
1t is likely now, the combination of rates
through Galvasinn having ou1N hean meal
that large amount of cotton will move
on these rates, all rail as well as by way
of the gulf ports.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15

OF symptoms exhibited In very nearly all
OF these cases.
1t may sound like egotism to say that
but one man has been found who Is "a
Fable OF successfully coping with mat
ter OF such vital Importance to woman-
Kind in particular. aud mankind in gem
esal. Yet there has been found mt
one Edison, one Bell. one Fulton, onH
Franklin. In the same sense Or, Pierce
stands alone, His medical discoveries
and his confidential. fatherly advice. are
today the only barbors TO which weak.
hopeless, unfortunate women can turn
fer help and get il hjnety-seven times out
of every hundred. Those who turn 10
him experience at once, instead OF z
diminishing with symptoms, q banishins
OF suffering The "Fevorite prcscrip.
tion" not only removes all painful fA-
male irregularities. but acts directly on
the delicate organs that suffer IN thu
strain and stress connected with mother :.
hood, 1t supplies vital force and energy.
Every druggist OF reputation sells Dr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
MAIN STREET. PAVING.
Property Owners VIII he Canyasscd
Upon the subject.

Al a meeting OF the city council on Mon
day a notiun prevailed that the mayor and
street and bridge committee look j4to the
feasibility OF paving Main street from Com
merce TO Mckinney avenues and report
same 10 the council at the earliest possible
time.
The Cooking into tho feasibility means
that the mayor and street and bridge com
mittee shall make canyls among the
property owners along the section OF Main
street indicated in the motion and asctr-
tain what, if any. contribution they are
willing to make towards having this very
important thoroughfare repaVed. THIS step
Is taken for the reason that the appropria-
tio1 al present available is not sufficient
for the city to bear the enrirc hurdca. but
with what Is available the work muy be
accomplished II sufficient aid is given by
the lroperty owners. those who Will lie
most directly benefited by the proposed
impr9vement. What is given in this way
vii! not be IN the nature If tax, Il; sim
ply voluntary contribution. IN the mai ng
of which the properly owners viii also be
given the privilege OF designating what
Character OF pavement they prefer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
FAVOR or THE ASSESSOR.
His Fees on the Valuation, Not the
CnItection OF the school Tax.

Acting upon the opinion Of the county at
torney. upon his construction Of the law.
quite number Of school trustees OF Harris
county sometime ago filed suit against
County Treasurer Farmer, making eX-
County Assessor George II Hermann a
party TO the suit for the recovery aud
restoration to the school fund Of several
hundred dollars claimed TO have el paid
to Mr. Hermann as commissions in exec s
of what he should have received.
The cause Of the contention was that MI
Hermann should have received per cent
ispon the amount OF school tax collected
While he demai-ded and was paid by the
treasurer ] per cent upon the assessed
valuation OF tbs property. this being sir
Hermann's Interpretation OF the Law fixing
tbs commission
The arbitrament Of the difference had
been referred TO the attornoy general for
oettlerneat. but he replied that It was q
N atter for local adjudication. hence IL
was taken TO the courts AMI upon being
tried Yesterday In Justice Fitzss court
his decision was in favor 81 Mr.. Hermann
retaining the commissions already paid,
namely / per cent on the assessed yalua-
ton OF the property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15

Coughs and colds need not
be endured; they can be
cured, and that quickly.
Many mixtures are tenn
porary in effect, bat scott's
Emulsion OF Cod-livcr Oil
with HyPophosphites is a
permanent remedy.
The oil feeds the blood
and warns the body; tbs
hypophosphitcs tone up the
nerves; the glyccrine soothes
the inAamcd throat and lungs
The combination cures.
This may prevent serious
lung troubles.
tos. and o. -; ~ druggists
Sr"~~ - Ne. Chemists. New Yerh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
: =
CoTfIsE.

New York, December IA Coftee- options
opened steady nj 5Ul0 decline. ruled In
active and generally woaiS. closed dull,
5dlio lower; sales, $500 bags spot quiet, NO.
7 invoice. 6ss No. iobhing. Th mild
quiet; Cordova, s1amlS: slles 300 bags
Mexican
Sastos December 1t--Conec --s5Do refs
per 10 kiloA. receipts 5000; stock, aS9, 900.
Hamburg, December II ---Coffee-Closed
unchanged to y Lower. sales, 5000
Rio. December H.--Quiet, No. Z, s025 reis
per 10 kllos, exchange, T-Ssd: receipts,
1000; cleared for the United states. 1900:
for Europe. 20co; stock, 9Sa 600
New York. December li.--Total ware
house deliveries from the United States
1890 bags. including 1853 from New
York. New York stock $50, 2l0; United
States stock GOOSE. float Tor the United
States. 10000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
WORKING FOR REoRcANrz Ar,oN.
Meeting to he Held in 81. Loaf.
Tomorrow

INC executive committee of the Western
INES which held meeting in st. Louis
saturday has called a general meetins of
Tue association at st. Louis tomorrow.
"hea another effort viii be made TO bring
ABOUT a reorganization Of the Southwestern
Passenger committee ami secure the con-
sem oil the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas to
i,oede IRON its position on The redotppti,n
.,ause oil the recent agreement. The fact
.nat inc Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf
REL used to come into the agreement. Il is
saiu mad something to 10 with the Katy's
a.,ltude. Passenger rates in the Southeast
are greatly demorali2ed. and the Western
iInes more TO bring about an amioable adj
Jestlnent OF the differences. The Rock
island has given notice that they viii not
pear any portion OF the committees ex-
penses after December Is, which means
that unless an agreement Is reached nv
mat 'ime they are out OF It entirely.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
,WLok-RATES $3.50 AND s3.N
,Af. JAMES lAA Wl.Ok. PkO.

Fay, San Antonio; George II
|!nghamton; y. Wilson. Dallas: l..
ley, Hun sville; -. :. Giles, De-
r. Stremterg, Dallas: j. =.
page PowSl, Huntsville: Carr
|ostin f H McElhone. Dallas;
|Mlelly, Houston; G. Kelletcr. st.
Leid.gh, Dayton, Ohio; T.. A.
and wife. Galveston: S. Blanch-
eEeumont: Paul Hoppe, Dallas; IL.
fd,ge, Kansas CITY; W. j. Lott.
Loit, Goliad; +. T.. Chapman,
n. Oren, 81. Louis; u. l..
u VIE. st. Louis; Il. w. Ban
tNge w. Bancroft, Orangel $.
Ion, DaEas; Leigh Ellis, c. NJ.
kaGfla; ] r. Cochran. city, Mrs.
[osom, San Antonio; 3. l.. Vine
~ Lake; Mrs. a. G. Jones. Bee
fqs' Mrs. s. NJ. Franklin, lsicn-
T. suckley and wife, purcell. /.
Lee. Galveston; p. A. German.
fales r. Hereford. St. Louis: II.
E,'h Bryan, Thomas l.. Lenot.
A, W. EldredCe. kansas CIV /:
IL Kemp. Big Springs: Kari
Pr Loli's; M. G. Tausirk New
~ PoK. Galveston: r. n.
nv W. VI. We'll. Chicago. Harry
houston; w. Hart, Beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15

Colonel Walter Gresham of Galveston wa
here yesterday.

Colonel Walter Gresham of Galveston was
here yesterday.
W. II. Feetan. assistant ticket agent Of
the Southern Pacific at San Antonio, was
in the city yesterday.
william Dohe,ty, travelling passenger
agent of the Houston East and West Texas.
has returned from Shreveport.
II, w. Downey, general freight and pas
senger agent Of the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson, was here yesterday.
Harry Van Week, brother of Manager
Van Week Of the Southern Pacific. has
been appointed clerk of the Southern Pa
cific city ticket office in Sal Antonio.
James Stuart Maclie. vice PRECEDENT of
the Mexican International, was i'll the city
yesterday I'm route east. lie left over the
International and Great Northern for Menu
nhis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
on sItrppoARD NOT CLEARED,

For Great Britain, Steamships Horatio.
1873; WFderspool. 2i55 Cromwell, 1873; sl-
nioa, 900; BuenIVcntura. 1881 Mira, psf.
Ue,uiAtfere eg7s: Niceto, 1874. jsrnesio o.;
nita. ais. Tolosn, tn: Redemption. AZ.
Total. 1909.
FOR France Steamships B'e1hein, a77o,
Trojan, b444 renwick 1875. Total, i.l3s.
For the Continent Steamships LORD
pnnqcr 20; Lord Kelvin, 2i7; Troptc, l72q;
Haybteak, 40: Madeline. e67 I'arnesmofe.
ssSg. EireI Tower. ffif+-Glenheld, 1910:
IIeronrpool. 1888 I.ancelot. 1921; Ilaro. 47J0,
Total. n 4s9.
FOR New york--Mallory line. EOS; Lone
fiar Inn. 3i9i Total. $50.
Total on shipboard. 95,i2o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
Written Areumcnt. uc,r,y,,

Austin, Texas, December 1.-The rail.
ROAD commission today received written ar
sument from both sides in the matter of
the division of rates on cotton originating
north Of Houston. about wSich there is a
disagreement between the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas and Texas City Terminal
railway, hearing of which was set for 10
day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15

ueke,s at one fare for the round trim Nv
.ne haty and other lines was followed yes
, ul'ay py the Houston and Texas Central
the Houston East and West Texas ~, In.
ternational and Great Northern and the
santa re. The latter line has only adye;-
USED tne one-fare rate to Kansas City and
81. Louis. The selling dates win be De-
I ,,.ll1. ~ ~ and 20, with thlrty-iay
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
THE HOTELS.

-sHsSu DSF 4.
|Hoeflich. Cincinnati; A. Arndt,
Grant, New York; w. f. Knowt-
! Ella Smith. Massachusetts; f.
kon, Chicago; A. j. NJ. Noylsteke,
bur: Geo. Is. Loving, Fort Worth;
|runamgh. Ike Dellenberg, 81.
|. S. G0.dsmith, Cincinnati, Wan.
!. Texas. s.. Jacobs, A. NJ. Loeb,
TX. Harry e. Farquharson, chi
|nry G. Parker, ST. Louis; a. kol-
evean1; O. r. Baldwin, Rich
b.; II. II Luey. Sabine Pass; !.
|. ". T. SJlgley, Dallas county.
|arles b. Rurd, Kentucky; j. l..
bh, San Fran,2sco; S. Harter,
|arles; T. l.. Hackney, wife and
/, Va.ia Collum IL. Brown, ST.
r. Rism, Betell Parker, A. Il.
Et, New York; Thos. l.. Lowe,
|raycns, Dallas; r.. r.. Whittcd,
Z. NJ. Mills, Chicago: I. IL.
|, Boston; Jas. * ely, Dallas; 5.
wood. Cincinnati, ST w. VOLTS
IF. w. Dillingham;. George w.
tw York; X. r.. Finch, Louis vile.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15
4 TreNtIc Hnrncd.

Greenville. Texas, December II. The
burning of bridge on the sherman,
Shreveport and Southern railroad In tho
edge of the city Sunday night delayed al,
trains yesterday several hours. but every
thlhs viii be on time today, as the bridge
was repaired as soon as the damage was
discovered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-15


Ss Barncsmore. pRrr n Co.
S. Berwick, Flwler 81 McViue
s., Bile helm.
So BuenaVentura, Fowler 4 Mcvit,-.
SR Cromwell. A. Holt
g nukc OF York Fo,~i"- ""Vio~
So Dulwch, Fowler s. McNite
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s. Erncstp.
81 Ethiopia W. w, Wilson.
81 Glendeld. w. w. wilson r. Co
50 Hemisphere j. Molor h &c.
s. Horatlo. rarr 4 90.
IS Lance.ot II Ripley.
Ss Le,ua, Sawyer 90.
50 Lord Bangor. psrr A Co.
~ Loire,
So Madeline
S. Mira, VIM Parr 4 Co,
SIS Pensacola, Fowler a Mcvnie.
Sc Rita, J. M3ller ~ ce.
So sAmUa W. w wilson
So Silverdale. Fowler s. Noyitfn.
Ss Trojan. j. Moller Il Co.
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Sob VIM II. clifford
sch AuguRtus Wet
sch husin NJ plbmmer. Flood ~ 90
Sch WIN c. TRunrr Fowler d HcVi""'
sch Ho'nu L. Marion.
Barge Regulator Fowler 6 MeViue
CLEARED FOR GALvrSroN.
% Ainsdale Hurst popcn. octopee "a
SIS Alamo, Ilix, New YORK, December
S. Reitor. a. Toganrog, October H.
SIS Bcnieia, llawiry. No~port, Nov, y.
~ Erecleheid. MeGeorGo, rardin via Hs>'
vana October ~.
SIS Crefela, Bruno Bremen. December
SIS Castau9x. Gibraltar. November II,
"a Dnyprcas. Johrs "a odsEAa octeo.~
Il.
SIS rifrei Tower. sh elds. November ~
SIS FoiEio. Bu.l at Havana. ROY. =
SIS Freshfield Liverpool. December a.
SIS Gertllr, Barry. at BDenos Ay1sh. No
IS Graphic, Mt Cardn. October -
So Haarlmoor, Moffat. at London, NO
vcfnber "A.
~ Heronspool. Manchester, NOV. %.
So Lady Lewis, spe1zia Via 's1iiha. NO
vcmber !.
S. Inlsenberg Mohr,ng, Antwerp On
ccmbor |.
Sc Lord Kelvin. Barry. November n.
So Mcncmsha, Byrne, New YORK. Dec. =
SIS Meyioauo Philadelphia, December q.
ST. North Sands, Dixon. AT Hamburg, oc-
tobcf 70.
S. senior, Petersen. Havana via Toni
pico. November
ss Star Cross Partridge, parss1 rc~-
arth october 10.
So aledmer,, penarth. November "a
S. Svdmonton. Long. Cardin via 81. vin-
cent, October 10,
81 Th0rnt ondare. H.cks, London, Rev.
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
BY Gulf. Colorado ana Santa Pc railway
275t bales; International and Great Nortn-
err 29l2, Ga,yss-ou. Houston and Hcnder-
son CCp. Missouri <apsl7 and Texas, lldS
Galveston. Ia Porte and Houston. ifZs
steamer Cumberland. ll6. sioop Maggie. j.
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