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LUMBER RATES.
Proposed Changes to he Given II
Hearing.

Proposed changes nc G1Nen
Hearing.
1t is ordered that notice be and the same
is hereby given to all persons interested
that the railroad commission of Texas WILL
on Friday, November II, 1898. at Its office
in Austin, take UP and consider the matter
OF tariff OF rates to be adopted for the
transportation. by railroads between points
In Texas, of shipments OF lumber In car
loads.
The following is submitted for consid-
Grafton:
Proposed rates, in cents per 100 pounds,
for the transportation OF pine lumber, lath
and shingles fence posts Srlne or cypress.
product of sawmillsJ, pump tubing, car
penters' moldings, cornioe brackets. baius-
tiers and similar inside finishing lumber, in
straight or mixed carloads, and on saves,
heading hoops and hoop poles. in straigh-
or mixed carloads; mlnimum weight, 10000
pounds per car.
The rates in the following table will, I'M
less otherwise provided, apply between AL
points in common point territory" con-
sis ting OF that portion of Texas lying cas-
OF and including points on a line drawn
through Quanah on the Fort Worth an
Denver City railway, Abilene, on the Texas
and Pacific railway; Coleman and Coleman
Junction, on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe railway; Llano, on the Austin and
Northwestern railroad; San Antonio, on the
! Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
and San Antonio and Arkansas Pass ra
ways; Devine. on the International and
/ Great Northern railroad and Skidmore and
Corpus Christi, OH the San Antonio and
! Arkansas Psss railway.
Column headed mo. II contains rates
! TO apply on shipments transported over :
single line OF railroad, or over two or more
lines OF railroad which are under the sa,n'
mana cement and control; column headet
mo. 81 contains rates to apply on ship
ments transported over two or more line
OF railroad which are not under the sam
| MANAGEMENT and control.
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mnilrona Netc. ANA rcr-onnl,.


Mr. w Il. Scott. division superintendent
OF the Santa Fc ~ Temple, is W the city.
MIR. r. II. Scott. superintendent OF the
Galveston union depot. was IN the city yes
trrday
The Houston and Texas Central received
1868 bales of cotton at its Houston yards
yesterday.
Manager w. a. Van vlerk OF the Sunset
left this morning for New Orleans on Of
fetal business
Mr. l.. ]. Parks. tiNcling passenger
agent OF tho Sunset, has returned from a
trim TO Galveston.
Mr. s. Il. Worden. travelling freight agent
OF the la Porte, was here yesterday from
his Waco Headquarters
Mir. Fred Mlller. trayeSng passenger
agent OF tho Illinois Central was circliat-
ig among his H,uston frtena5 yesterday.
sir. w rltageraid travelling passenger
agent OF the Burlington route, WIS ampna
tbs visiting railroad men In town ycster-
day.
II is reported that the Santa Re and Mex
| lean Central VIII soon combine 10 run u
| Through train from Chicago TO the City OF
| Mexico.
| Colonel i. C.. Andrews. Southwestern ,S,s-
| scnger agent OF the Piedmont Air line, has
| returned to Houston from al extended trii
| over ms territory.
| Mr. Eugene Gsorgr travelling passenger
agent OF the Houston and Texas Contra
! railroad - malttug things lively with his
| competitors on the road.
Colonel John IiornbN precedent OF Tho
| Fort Worth and Rio Grande, returned Il
the city yesterday from Austin and left last
| night for HIS home In Fcrt Worth
| Mr.. John |. Boggs division superinicnd
! cnt OF the Houston and Texas Central, az
tor spending a day or two In the city, LEI
| for his headquarters at Ennis yesterday.
Mr., H., q. Archer. commercial agent o
tho Kansas City. Pittsbnrg and Gulf WA
anong Yesterdays visitors. returning 10
| his headquarters w Galveston in the even
| ing.
| MIR. James Alexander Ralsston who fo
linany years WAS connected with the Mail0r,
Steamship company. died on wednesday
and bis remains were inferred at Galveston
yesterday.
Mr. Joe Farley was in the city yeserda
circulating among hlE railroad friends Mt
4 Fariey IL candidate for tbs position no,
held by Railway Commissioner Mayf'eld
aud IA the tight The popilists have adopte'
him aa their representative.
Some unknown isoraon fired into th'
Houston and .xas Central train near Chloe
iaw bayou last evening The bullet passe
through tho window OF a coach aud only
few Inches from the bead OF Thomas \
Hin. court stenographnr Denson Herald
Superintendent q. a. Taft OF the Wsiie
Fargo Express company has returned frol
trip to Iiocldport where he and Mr. J, Il
I4lngtrce. superintendent OF tho Wells
Fargo Express company al San Francisco
enjoytd "a snccessiul days tarpon fishin
last Wednesday.
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Scent COMPRESS RATE
Is Confirmed BY the CsmalssIsi IN WI
Have b Stand.
no ACTION AGREED on BY THE PRESSES
several Courses Have Been Das,
cussed. hut II h Likely that They
VIII Depend ON the Raiiroaas.

Austin, Texas. Octoher e7.--The railroad
commission this morning reached de-
cision in the matter Of the smount Of the
compress charge TO DO assumed BY the rail-
roads out OF the rate collected for the
transportation OF cotton. Said occasion IL
to the effect that the new rule fixing said
amount at cents. . rehearing on which
was had yesterday. must Stand. The entry
Of the above in the commissions minutes
shows that Chairman Reagan does not con-
eur therein. From the attitude mAin-
tanned by the representatives OF the interior
presses who were here yesterday It would
be hard to judge what their course will be
in the matter now. On the occasion Of .
similar gathering here few days ago
much talk Of enjoining the commission and
OF refusing to press any cotton unless the
1O-cent maximum was preserved was heard.
Yesterday the tune was pitched in an
other key. Hard luck stories only were
current and AN air of angelic meekness was
assumed by ay hands.
There is little doubt. however, but what
some Of the interior press people are re-
| lying upon the railroads to enjoin the new
| cotton tariff and tkN up fhe compress regu-
lations which are part thereof.
On the other hand. such PASSES as thu
Algeyer press OF Dallas. the owners o
which buy enough cotton to keep it going
may stand pat on the 10-cent charge. II
| such cases il the railroads are not inclined
to pay more than cents they can apply Il
the commission for permission to pass tn
press and IT will be granted. 1t was a
one time contemplated to enter into gen
eral agreement to shut down II the Seen
! maximum was maintained, In the hope o
| blocking Houston and the ports with fla
cotton, but it was ascertained that not
few of the interior presses would refus
TO enter into such an agreement and woul
take advantage of the opportunity afforde
them of handling much business, whic,
they would not otherwise get IL blockad
was attempted, so the shutdown comb
nation idea was abandoned.
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taE GOWN OF POPULAR WRITER'S.
I very much like the empire robe of
~ wears age, but it has been adopted
he novel writing fraternity, and it
be known as the literary gown.
~ literary gown is the most COM
,,bls garment imaginable. The yoke
aseyss are the only paris Of 1t which
sbapei TO the figure, the skirt Fits
Iywhere 1t touches. +"
favorite literary club the other
saw one OF these robes which was
rnIre wool challie figured in large
hers Of deep parme made upon a
Eue tafieia yoke. The yoke was with
! trimming of any kind and was fin
Ia with putting OF the dress ma
III The collar was a little narrower
Y rsual ard at the back of 1t was sewed
hide bunch Of buttsG' colored lace.
M below the bust line there was
M upon the skirt of the gown, a
IN silk cord which fastened in the
k With hook and eye. This short
" arrangement was the distinguish
falura of the gown and in spite OF
simplicity the effect was striking
beautiful. Helen Grey Page.
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SALE OF LA PORTE CONFIRMED
HUT THE ROAD WAS NOT TURNED
OVER TO THE PURCHASER.
of the Petition which Was Pro-
tested Under Abatement.

Galveston, Texas, October 81 The sale
of the Galveston, La Porte aud Houston
railroad to l.. j. Smith was confirmed to-
lay by Judge Bryant of the United States
district court,
1t was brilliant company OF lawyers
that assembled ia the Federal court room
to fight over the final disposition OF the
La Porte property. Purchaser Smiths
motion to confirm the sale and to turn
the road over TO him at once without the
payment OF the remainder OF the purchase
price came up for hearing at 10 o'clock.
There was no opposition to the confirms
ton OF the sale and the court promptly
Smiths motion asking that the property
be turned over TO MIN al once there was
decide opposition which required two
hours aud more of oratory to explain.
j. w. Te.ry OF this city and II. @. DIE
lard OF Sherman, represented A. j. Tnl-
lock and other creditors and protested
against Smith being allowed 10 take the
road until he has pad the full purchase
price Major Mott ana Colonel Walter
Giesh III, tho former representing the Coz
tinental Trust company OF New YORK ana
The later the 81. Charles Car company,
the Baldwin locomotive works, and the
Galveston and Western railway, made lika
protests. Attorneys Ben Clnpbell, w r
Hamblen and Frank Andrews were present
10 represent the Houston creditors who
filed written protest the other day. men
tor OF which was made In The Post at the
time.
w. s. Hunt OF Houston. representinE
some creditors, joitdf in the prayer thai
the road be turned over to Smith, beliey'
| ing Il would be best for all Concerned
| r. c. billiard made the chief argument
| OF the protesting creditors. He declared
| that Mr., Smith WAS before the court nov
1 In the attitude OF a beggar asking for grace
| and charity which he had no right TO De
! mand that ut SIN this solicitation the cour
had already set one sale aside and hat
greatly prolonged the final settlement o.
the roads affairs.
Attorney Campbell declared that he hat
grave Noubts OF Smiths ability 10 pay 10
the road, and argued against further dc
lay.
Judge Terry believed he had bought !
as a sort OF speculative venture.
Judge Foster. speaking for smith, De
| Tended HE good intentions am declare
that with his experience he would be aoi
TO operate the road without the loss tina
hrs heretofore been incurred IN the ease
They were perfectly willing that the cour
sho,,ld exercise control over the road an
should expressly reserve the right to tax
noseese,on OF Il nj ary time the bTst IN
teresis n, the creditors shouii demand.
Judge Bryant reserved his decision.
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JEwELRY HINTS.

The heart charm for q bangle Is the ia
vorite Of the moment.
Watches, purses. lockets etc., are now
strung on single chain bracelets
Buttons. after unique patterns, united
with links form new idea In cuff pins.
Many Of the new necklaces encircle the
neck as many as three times and then fall
to the waist.
A necklace Of gun metal, one-half inch
wide. in the form OF Greclan border. Is q
decided novelty.
Milady's watch chain is not considered
comTlete without its accompanying bunch
of charms. A pig four-leafed clover in a
crystal locket, fox terrier, banjo fiddle
salmon bear with a balancing pole and a
lucky bean with thy diamond set in the
top is one bellies collection.
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nrouth In Nee County.

Beeville. Texas, October "a THE droath
is still Oh In this section OF the state. but
the country is standing ~ very we'll and
people are not so blue as they were a
month ago. The cotton CROP in this and
adjoining counties Is about all gathered and
marketed The number OF bales raised In
this coiinty will exceed by considerable
that OF last yc2y Most OF the farmers
have cribs full Of corn and are supplied
with plenty OF sorghum buffalo grass and
mesquite grass hay. Taken all In all tho
condition OF the people generally In south
west Texas Is better than twelve months
ago
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Ono Of the prettiest Of the new
uranertcs ID OF China silk. cut In eoual
narts and fastened to rings upon a roi
az tne top OF the window. The two CEN
yer nooks are crossed 50 that the curtain
hangs double In the middle. Y
Two large hooks are now driven into
the wainsccting at the side Of the win
COW. one shout three feet from the floor
and the other at a point withA five feet
from the floor. The curtain IL caught
back irresuiarly upon these hooks with
hesvy cords and left to hang gracefully
TO the floor.
In fastening the curtain to the rings
lay Vt In folds so that It takes stately
sweep as 1t falls and around the edge fin
ish with little ball or fringe edging.
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A TITLE AND MISERY.
Fate of Two American women al
the Hands of u Marquis.

New Orleans Picayune.
Inasinslch as tho Marquis OF Anglesey
brought misery 10 fwo American women,
one Of seem. tndeeh committing suicide.
and as number OF the members OF the
family OF which he was chief arc either
marTasd to daughters OF Uncle Sam, or
are resssent In the United states, his
sudden death merits some further mention
than tho bitef announcement contained
IN a cable spattss OF twenty words. The
two American women for whose unhappy
ness the late Lord Anglesey. head Of
TIE great English house OF PaEet, was
responsible wera a Mrs. Whetinore OF
New York and q Miss Minuie King Of Sand
Hills. Ga The former poisoned herself
In me spIing Of 1850, While the latter
now bears tic title OF dowager marchloness
~ Anglesey. The late marquis Was thrice
married, the first time 10 Miss Bessie
Norman. the second time TO Mis- Blanche
Boyd, tssg mother OF his only son. and sue
.ezsor In the family hcnors. while bis third
Wife lis the now doyager mar asiohess. Ins
second Ledy Apgletey. By the by, was 4
drst ccsasin OF Mrs. Bnlyo, the heroine
u tlse famous Bravo murder trial, u wal
during his second marriage that Lord an
gSeey became acquainted with u Mrs. VIM
n ieqraore OF New York. he had sepAr AiSu
from his gerond wife ans prom SEQ y
marry Mira. Whetmore Us soon ~ be could
obtain dis freedom. inducing her on hel
spde TO secure a diverse from her husband
| who WAS. believe. employet In the New
| York custom house. Mrt Whetmore Oh.
tanned q separation 8sortly after the secv1d
LasIy Anxlsecy diet whereupo0 sbe caaie<
| upon the marquis 70 fuifih ~, enSaee'
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The rates on cypress lumber and shingles.
/, carlosds. shall be cents per 100 pounds
higher than the rates on pine lumber In
carloads.
The rates on less than carload snfpments
rates shall be double the rates applying on
oa-load shipments OF the same arsic'es,
nravfaed that the charge for a shipment
rs. than a carload shall not exceed that
for an entire carload.
ANY special adjustment OF rates which
NAV be necessary on account Of water com
petition or other conditions VIII Do consul
cred at the hearing.
All persons interested in the matters
embraced In this notice are requested 70
oreseut to the commission tbe!y views 10
regard 10 same on or before the day Of the
bearing.
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THE Rates $3.50 and $500 per day,
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

J. Horribly, Fort Worth; ]. f Craig, Paris;
Harry Gardner, st. Louis; Mrs. Nora Wash
hurn. Joplin. No.; w. b. Wadswortb. Matai
gorda; Edwin p. Parker, city; 4. Westhei-
mer. Chicago; J. J, Antony. S. Duncan, San
Antonio; H. A. Benton, st. Louis; j. +.
Thompson. Ottawa, Kan: G. W. Talbot, Pat
estine: l.. j. Tenney, S. II. Brown. 81 Louis;
o. l.. Tabor. Bryan Hal W. Greer, Beau
niont; C. G. Perry. Galveston; w. Il. Adams
Woodvile; s. Mayer. Port Arthur Charles
Batre. Galveston 7. s. Dies, Beaumont; W
p. Eidridge. Eagle Lake; A. W. Martin, Mil
wuukee; Frank s. Donahue. New York: "
l.. Kean, Fort Worth: II. Clarke, Lake
Charles; A. +. Mitchell ST. Louis: +. W
Lawrence. Cambridge, England; Miss Law
Glass city; F. d. Miller New Orleans; j. T
Garrett A, G. Mexican. Beaumont; Malcolm
Graham, Austin.
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Returned, 90 A,wscr~.

With the icadios end departure OF che
steamship 81 Monte. which was expected
to clear from Sabine rrss some time this
morning, tho lsst OF tho MORGAN stcam-
ships VIII have quit that port 70 resume
business at Algiers. The Exceisior, which
sailed from New York for the Pass on tho
goth inst. has received Instructions TO
head for t,ts Louisiana shipping point,
and SO far as present Appearances Indicate
the commerce OF the Southern Pacific Will
continue TO NO by way OF New orleans ms
In the past, Various rNsons are assigned
for the sudden change. aud among o,her
things u is said the wages exaeted for
loading and unloading nj Sabine Pass are
greatly In excess OF those charged at AL
gieru. BE this az It may, the Morgan line
business, for the present at least. has
changed Ito base. ana there Ii little like
lihood II win seek an outlet In Texas for
many months to come.
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Kansas City. ysp. October 2-The
stockholders OF the Pittsburg and Gulf
held their annual meeting In this city
today and elected new board O. directors.
rbs new board ia made up as follows;
John Iowber Welsh, IAAadelphiai y =
s,otssbury. Philadelphia; II. N Howe,
Phlladelphia; W. S. Taylor, Philadelphia
Alexander Mcdonald. Cincinnati; /.
heeker, New York; Z. =, Aefwln, ~"
lD,a Kansss City; w. s. Wood, Kansa:
city Robert Gillham. Kantes City; J.
wei,onsld rrimbls, Kansas cits; O. a.
Rraiey. Kansas CITY.
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Dorsey. Hico F. C. Brown, New York; Miss
Ethel Williams. Moberly. Mo-; J. w. Me-
Feikert, T. b. Williams. city; II Mead, Gal
western j. B. Campbell and wife, sulphur
Springs; Bill sterrett, Dallas; w. II John.
son Jr. st. Louis: Ben Levy, New Orleans,
A. G.. Hayner, Chicago; II, NJ Hamilton,
Boston; r. Faland. A. Conklin, w Jay por-
ter. r. Rubenstein. New York; f. c. Dill
land Sherman W NJ. Steele, st. Louis; II
Chiffon. Tyler; S. Sanner. Marlin; ]. ! Ian
day. St Louis; Walter c. Jones, Galveston
w E. White. New York; e. Deutser, Beau
mont.
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Cornxtnrch Cake.

Cream one-half cuptM OF butter, add one
and one-half cupfuls OF sugar. and beat
until very light; add then one-half cupful
of corn starch. one-half cupful OF milk,
one and one-half cupfuls of pastry flour in
which one heaping teasooonful of baking
powder has been well mixed. and one tea
spoonful of almond extract, and beat we'll
together; lastly fold in the whites OF six
eggs beaten stiffly.
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THE HurcHiNs
HOUSE,.
y. Q. WARD.
Proprietor.


o. II. Wilson, Fort Wayne. Ind; l.. q.
Roberts and family. Kountze: NJ. j.. Dean.
Dallas; Guy Mclaughlin. city; l.. Fahren-
thold, Jr., Weimar; NJ. De Leon, o, l.. Me-
Clennan, Galveston. n. G. Shindler Nacog-
doches: f. G. Wilson. B. F. Frymier. e. l.
Lappington, city; h. Gidcomb. Daiias; Geo.
H Schelp, St. Louis; Harry Alexander. La
Grange: Max Mitchell, Victoria; W. A. Page,
Waco; Geo. +. Horton, Edna; G. G. Cleve-
lard. city: Geo. Wise, Dallas; w. @. Henry
Spanish Camp: G. s. Vaughan. Lee Garrett
Fort Worth; w. ] Lyle, San Antonio: a. d
Johnson, II. D, Wynkoop St Louis; J, ID
Primrose, Navasota; Oscar Fleming. Mido-
THAN: S. A. Borden, Beaumont; C. II, Ander
son. Weimar.
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cnoRGE cLAnKs VIEWS.
The Anti-C0um' Ssion Leader THINKS
the Supreme Court Right.

Waco, Texas. October 27.--Hon. George
Clark was asked today for his views on
the recent decision Of the United States
supreme court ageinst the joint Traffic
association and responded as follows;
The 5ecision is thorough y'ndlcaton
OF the supreme court, as well a. OF the
rights OF the people and the American
principles OF liberty aEi government For
years past. every two by four denagogne,
when he could tt.nk OF nothing else "a
abuse. would turn his foul tongue upon INC
supreme court Of the United Sta S. and
charge that exalted tribunal with standing
Ia with capital and with having psostl-
tried fts mighty powers to the furtherauce
Of monopoly snd ITO me detriment Of ths
people. This decision gave the lie % ~
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suiled from Brownsvi.ic.

The southern Pacific steaman'p hors-n
sailed from Brownsville at 2 Delocx yes
terday afternoon direct for Galveston
-h.rs .hs expects TO clear from on Novem-
re- with a heavy cargo for New iork.
The Morgan was booked 60 "a, "o
Brownaviile on Wedsesoey. puI H,sn ~
crst untii yesterday sftsrnoon.
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trimming the window.

b 50 difficult to make a window
mIn look Individual that the effort
generally given up in despair and the
b curtain drapery is used year after
b to be the fashion this year to en-
novel draperies at the windows and
y catch back and tie the curtains that
h viii look quite different from those
ut var.
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Murder Trial. Mt wharton.

Wharton, Texas. October 27.--The case
of State OF Texas VS.. Carr motion for
a continuance was overruled and the case
went on trial yesterday eysning.
The next case on the docket Is state o,
Texas VS.. Hoskins and Winston, two ne
groes charged with murder. The Carr case
viii likely consume today and tomorrow
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(who read thc Joint TIHffc dccIsIon.l

Washington, October
United
claei
Albany his
for Albany
New York The elder peckam did not live higher He Lost his Ne
at sea Justice Peckhm bp the study law lad almost aud his
work begun given the benefit residence
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hunter Fs.tally Shot.

Dallas Texas, October s7.--John crowiey
was accidt nsally shot and seriously. PROB
ably fatally. injured while out hunting TINS
morning. His right arm was literally sao'
away and his shoulder filled with snoI
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Maare f,..e Given to thc jury.

Fort Worth. Texas. October 27,-The ar
~ument in the Moore murder ease IN ,ne
Forty eighth district court was concinae
late this afternoon. The case will go u
the Jury tomorrow. Moore was tried on
charge Of being one Of the Santa Fe rob-
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a. ana \. M.,r cc,ton nu..nc...

Austin, Texas. October e7.-The cotton
statement Of tho Austin ind Northwestern
railroad for the present season shows that
up to October % there had been is,oS2 bales
moved by that road, as against $3.50 UP 10
the corresponding date in 1887.
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|, s I 81 r. LADIES.

n every sphere has her fads
!: .. are permitted view Of the
a among literary women. It Is
"a literary gown. To Be suro
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or more from or 10 points in diffsrential
territory shall be msde by adding the d.
ferentIal rates set forth in the following
table 10 the rate of Is cents per 100 pounds ;
49, r,.a,, ,,siea Rates
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ryusT-cLAss- III,
2s.5Q 70 $500 per DAY.

Adtes, 3s.0 70 ss.W pct ~S
u.s. ~
., Rochester; D. A.. Num-.
Wilson, w. q. Sterrett. -.
Matthews. Hot Springs; NJ
natl; II. b. Narchbank. Dali
!. Louisville; A. G.. Tompkinss
V. Lynch. Boston; C.. d.
!: g. p. Wade. Boston; =. 4.
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THE HOTELS.

oL HOTEL
~ A Heryey,
r. Manager
's baths sup
With pure ar
water ttom
ssn weii. large
foop2 Nth
md most tom
w aee onl.no-
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assn. Rat,
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~ 80 Mana
Hamm. n
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W Mat
Nncinnati,
beall, 70