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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-20
THE LOCAL STAGE.
Observation-Disclosures Company Opens
to IL big business.

MISUNDERSTANDING Company Opens
to u Big business.
The Baldwin Melville company. ono Of
the very best popular priced repertoire at
fractions on THE road, opened an engage
ment al Sweeney 81 Commbs opera house
yesterday afternoon. Al night the COM
pany played TO an audience which literally
packed the tbeater. The "ylandng room
only sign went up eaIay and the unusual
spectacle OF ladies standing In the alsles
during the entire performance was pre-
scented.
Barley CampbelPs Bulls and Bears"
was put on at the matinee and the bill
last night was the Golden Giant Nine"
which was handled by the following cast:
Alexander Fairfax ......W. IL. Murdoch
Jack Mason .....,.........,..W Wilson Day
Duncan LIE Moync ..,.......Hugh Mckaye
Jim Bixley .................-,-L q. Hart
Max Wayne ......... Thomas -. FNndlny
Tom Flynn ..........,,...Ja james j. walls
Ethel Wayne ........... Edna Earle Lindnn
Bessie Fairfax ......... Louise Hamilton
Mrs. Boggs .,,....,,......,.,.,M MATTE pay
Jack Mason Fairfax. .........By Himself
The PLAY, the scene OF which Is laid IN
IN Idaho mining camp. was well handled
Throughout by the clever company. Mr..
Murdoch and Miss Linton appearing 10 cs.
pecially good advantage.
The company VIII remain here f0s three
more days presenting two performances
daily. and the excellence of the class OF
entertainment furnished irsures large nu-
dlences. "a Mad Marriage" Will be sefn
this afternoon and tonight The Prisoner
OF AIgaers," sequel to The Count OF
Monte Cristo," will be presented for the
frat time in Houston.
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|. G. RANDLE WAS KILLED.
Slayer Of Ed Randall Met Ms Death 1t The
Pistols Point.
WAS SLAIN BY u. ?. ERWIN OF foRNEy
nulicts BesAn TO Plow into HIM Ne
fore He Gould Make uAc Of the
weapon He Drew.

Dallas. Texas, Decembes l9.-Colonel I.
g. Randle. ono OF the most dangerous Of
men With weapon, and one Of tho beat
known an Texas. was killed outs de
BMncn's saloon. near the city hall, at
o'clock tonight by II. p. Erwln OF Fprney.
Texas. Randle. ON Christmas eyc,s 1892.
killed Ed. Raamiall tno rclatton), we'll
known aud popular keeper of a high class
eatlng and drinking cafe In this city. His
trials for this deed were among the ssn-
eadonIil chapters OF Texas criminal jure-
prudence and were productive 81 scandals
aGld cost Randle a large part OF his vast
fortune. lie has engaged during the last
twenty years In various other shooting af-
trays. s Il.
For nearly year past ho has been iden-
lifted with extensive electric street ral-
woy and other important enterprises. vs.
Thousands OF people nrc III She streets,
all over tho city. discussing The new srag
edy.
Randlc. oycwltncsscs state, was standing
on THE pavement near uhc frost OF Branchs
saloon, in conversation wash G.. IL. Alex
amber, president OF the Dallas Consolidated
Bleciric Street Railway company, 6nd
Lewis Wood. the company's attorney. Br-
win walked briskly up TO the party, and In
an eNcitcd lone said 10 Randle. I've go,
YOU nov, you son Of u ----- and began
shooting. ''ss
.sliidae also drew a pistol. but did not
have time 30 use IL, Erwin fired five shois
with almost lightning quickncis. One
bulled passed. through Randleis right cye
into the brain. another entered uDder tho
left ear at the point OF the jaw, broaxing
Handles neck; a tIhord piowed 4 fiirrow
Through the scalp at the top of the head,
another lodged In the lett breast. and the
fi6li shattered the right arm ffoni tho
wrist 10 the elbow, Rmndlc was dead be-
Dorc his body struck the pavement. ns
either the bullNs-ala the eye or che one in
the neck would have caused distant death.
Erwin fired his shota At Randie between
the heads OF Messrs. NeNander and Wood,
One OF Mr.. Alexandur's eyebrows ind ono
OF Mr.. Woods eyes We're powder burned.
AS soon as he had done the shooting En-
win stepped away few feet and mot q
police Officer, 10 whom he surrendered and
Was taken to police headquarters; later no
was transferred 10 the county Jail aud
locked M In IL cell. He declined 10 dis
cuss tho killing, further thin 10 declare ne
wns Justified; that IL was the result OF
former trouble. and That itagidle mad
threatened his life at various times.
Randla came to Dallas FROM Bryan anout
1888. He was born on a BIG plantation ~
p,t1zos county about flfty-five years ago'
He was interested In nj least three shoot
iue ecrapes i'm and about Bry1n be ore
leaving there IIe was born wealthy anh
retained much Of ln!s fortune MI hih DEAN
He was a man OF undoub.ed nerve and Was
a man OF considerable polish.
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KAUFMAN COUNTY SHOOTING.
One Man Was Fatally and Another
gcrlOugly Won nd cd.

Dallas. Texas December I9.---At Stubbs.
in the southern part Of Kaufman county.
this afternoon, William E1kins shot DR..
q. w. Cook in the shoulders with loadsof
buckshot, inflicting what may prove tafas
wound He then tried TO kill his father
in-law. Jaaoss young. but the latter was
to quick and shot Ekins 10 The face ana
throat with load OF No. s birdshot. Elkins
y az taken to Kaufman md Jailed, OFFICERS
are after DIR. Cook and Mr.. Y0ain&.
F,Iklns ants Or. Cook ware sndtctsd ~!
itry. charxed With performing 40 abortion
on EikIns wife. who IL Young's daughter.
Dr.. Cook gave bond at the time but Elkins
IVES kept q, fan until aboM ten days ago
when iis succeeded In making BOND: TIE
s1sootins today u the result a the asfeir'
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

To be perfectly happy one must be out
of debt.
An old bachelor says a woman's tongue
is an organ without stops.
Absence as a rule. makes the heart grow
fonder-of some one else.
A woman never hurts man so much as
when she criticises his clothes.
A woman never seems to be so happy as
when she Is dwelling at length upon her
ailments.
Friends are friends until their purses
instead Of their protestations are called
upon to make good.
Did you ever know it to fail that when
white thread was required you only had
black In your work basket?
The man who is most extravagant In his
personal expenditure is the one who is
always preaching economy to his wife,
It generally happens that Just at the
time when woman needs most TO be par
tic,rNar in her attire that she Dis most care
less about It.
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Railrona Note. and rcrsonni..

Railroad Notes and Personals.
Mr.. George wensbroush Beaumont
railroad man. was among yesterdays Wis
!tors to Houston.
Mr. w. A. Rutnhardt travclng pnsssn-
ger agent of the Southern Pacific, lert here
yesterday FOR North Texas.
The passenger conductors on tho Texas
and Pacific had their salaries recently In
creased from 500 to $ls5 per month.
MIR. A. A. Judges, division snpcrintend-
ent of the Pullman Palace Car company,
wtss here from Galveston yesterday.
MIR. 10 Grecnhlll. city passenger and
ticket agent OF the SAnta Fe. left last
night on business trip TO North Texas.
Mr.. ]. q Pray and Chief Clerk jackson.
both OF the International With headquar-
tiers st Austin. spent yesterday in Houston.
Commencing with the new year tho
Nashville. ChattanooSa and st. Louis Will
increase the wages OF its employees 8 per
cent }yNsl it'll.
Rumor states that bills to reduce sleeping
car rates and ats1eh the gate system will
be introduced at tho coming SESSION OF the
Texas legislature. M
MIR. II. a. Jones, general freight agent OF
tho Houston and Texas Central and Sun
set railroads. returned TO the city ycstcr-
day from st. Louis.
Mr.. w. D. Turner, commercial agent or
the VnndalM. headquarters at Fort Worth,
arrived In the clty last evening and leaves
this morning for Austin.
Colonel ]. G. Andrews, the energetic
Southwestern passenger agent OF the
Southern hallway. WAS among last nights
departures for the interior.
Mir. James Beaumont. general live stock
agent of the Sunset, with headquarters at
Victoria, lis registered at the Lawlor. He
is accompanied by ibis wife.
Mr., j. u, Bone, commercial agent OF the
Cotton Rcit returned Yesterday from n
business trip 10 the interior, and leaves
again this morning for Austin.
Mr.. Fred D. Miller, travelling passenger
agent of the Illinois Central, with head
quarters tn New Orleans, wae among yes
terday's railroad arrivals IN the city.
Today the railroads OF Texas VIII rim
excursion trains very generally for the
accomm odaiion of their palbroag ANXIOUS TO
spend the holidays with uheir Intends and
relatives in Southeastern points.
In reply 10 "Mottvc Power" The Post
would STATE that MIR. J. r, Groves is master
Iiechanlc OF tho Kansas Midland divsion
OF the Pee Gee, with headquarters at
Wichita, vice Mr.. g. A. De Haven, pro-
NOTED.
The Houston, East and West TEXAS rail-
way announces round trip rate OF one
and one-thfrd fares, on the cer'tilicale plan,
on account Of the annual convention OF the
Southern Educational association 10 be
held In New Orleans. December 27-30.
An "ofiicial" notice In the Railway Gaz-
cite referring to the Galveston. Drazos and
Southwestern railroad. says; mo track Is
laid yet on this line, but thi.ty miles is
graded, and the company proposes to re
sumo building eoon from Galveston, Texas,
west 400 miles TO San Antonio H. y :.
FeaJthers,one. Galveston, Is president and
general manager"
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city: B. II. Cook, Denver, Colo; D. .. Ken.
nedy. hi Campo j. Norman Roosevelt, Cups'
g. s Levy B $ Levy. G MIs j pafior d.
5 patterson: J J. D. Bland. orange; John 7. Hall
Fort worth; John Baker. Nj shannon y
La Porte j. W Campbell city; judge fy,S j. T. d,
S Marun: Mrs VIM. Fowler. Mr. and Mrs; Tay-
E III e'' Valley: Seth G. Gay city, r. Bo !,
Wharton John Ta r. s nsaaesf f. AND +
r'ed rsiiway: W. T. Mngee. Whites Switch :
Harry :; r' Alexander, city; J. Cox. Fort Worth;
& ". Skinner. NJ. K. and r railway; .n =, =
Hunter. Waco; s. W.. Pinches' M'nheapois
ia II. Hanke, SmlthVille.
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smls,smAN nag FACTORY.

II In 10 lie Again Put In Operation
After Two Years.
sherman. Texas. December 19.--Mr. 9.
Andrews. capitalist OF this CITY. today
secured IN option on the property Of tho
Sherman Bag Facpory company and will
at once proceed 10 orsnize n company
which Will put In operation the plant
which has been idle for two years.
jeet: II was In DalIas Saturday tn the in
tertsts OF The bag factory and the company
which 1t is my desire 10 organize. met
with come success and everything looks
encouraging II Is my opinion tbzt the
bag factory will DO RUNNING full time with
q complete force OF hands within a few
months"
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Moro ,Fri.co Appointments.

Commencing January j further changes
in the traffic department of the Frisco
will take place as follows:
Mr.. A. D. Lightner. now general agent
OF the freight department at Dallas, will
become general agent of the company ut
St. Louis, as already announced In The
Post
Mr.. w. G. Preston, 30 vel. known
In Houston, Will become commercial agent
OF the Frisco at Dallas
Mr.. W. c. Conner. JF, son OF ex- Mayor
Conner OF Dallas. viii be Installed as COM
merciaa agent at Houston.
Mr. u. M. Winstead will be commercial
agent of the company Mt San Antonio.
Under this arrangement the Frisco VIII
have commercial agents at the three lead
ing points IN Texas and wlli be wen rep
resented at all of them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-20

EXceItions. Devers TO Houston, 70, min
imun, car load 10 cords. Wilson's Switch
30. Clinton 35, other Texas trans branch
points 49,
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway Harrisburg to Houston so, mini :
mum car load 10 cords.
THIS New York, Texas and Mexican and
Gulf. Western Texas ana Pacific railways
toin in requesting that rates ON coal, etc.
rough logs. packing house products and
cotton Iinters be approved for application
locally on those lines also jointly with
the Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic railway and Texas and New Orleans
railroad.
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commerciai Agent Appointed.

Mr.. r. W. Hockaday,. formerly On q
clerk TO Assistant Gene,al Freight Agent
Grosea,ose in this city. and nfterward
nrayelIng freight agent of the Missouri,
Ksnsas and Texas railroad at Kansas City.
has been appointed commercial agsn OF
lie same lSss, with headquarters in Den-
YER. He will commence the new year IN
the discharge OF the duties " whlcl he
mas been appointed. Ar Horkaday = well
known in Houston, and his friends VIII pc
glad 10 learn OF Ills advancement.
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tials to apply In making rates to points taxi
ing higher than Texas common point rates.
Effective December 20, tho exceptions to
the Western classification. applicable on
Texas traffic, win be amended to provide
for the application OF minimum weight OF
"a. 900 pounds upon the following coinmOdi-
ties: Apples green. carloads; beer car
loads; limo, carloads; starch. carloads !;
bagglng and ties, straight or mixed car
LOADS: machinery carloads.
Effective January 1. 1899. Tho following
rates will apply from St. Louis to Texas
common points: Agricultural implements
and wagons. straight or mixed oarlSspis, csc
per 100 pounds; canned xoois, $50; cement.
S6lSc; glass bottles and fruit lars, Gao,
paper bags, ESQ; potatoes. $40; telegraph
and telephone poles. Ale; wire rope, 6Sc.
Established difYerentials to apply from
points In defined territories AMI to points
taking higher than Texas common point
rates; In addition TO which, corresponding
advances have been made in rates from In
terstate points TO Houston and Galveston,
Texas. and points taking same rates,
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oorros MAY ne UrsLrxrD
By Making More afJt Into Rope nnd
TWinc.

Twinc.
"ors way OF Increasing tho demand for
our cotton. said well known merchant
to Post reporter. would bs to make
more OF 1t into cotton rope and twine'
Rope made OF cotton Is equally as good
as that made OF sisal and Il more atten-
tion were paid to It's maumfacture II would
be the msane Of using right here at home
large portion OF our cotton crop.
III the demand for rops aud twipc were
concentrated upon thar manufactured
from cotton, II would be the means OF
consuming at least 100000 bales annually:
besides. to supply this dmand, cotton
rope and twine factories would sprisg mp
ali over the Southern county, thus nd ling
very materially TO our industrial wealth"
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IsrpRsrATn TEXAS RATES.
Changes I'm Tariff A6ectinG Charges
ON Vari0us Commodities.

Based upon adyices received from IN
terested lines. the following rates have
been established. In accordance with ad-
vices published by the southwestern b'i-
reau;
Effective December 10. 1898 and expiring
December ~. 1898. the following rates VIII
apply from ssaboard territory to Texas
common POINTS, via gulf routes. rates via
other routes MOI being affected thereby ::
Rope. csc yer 100 pounds: wall paper. voc;
horseshoes. 54c; roasted coffee. 6Sc; g7een
coffee. 65c: window glass. $40 loaded
shslIs. $50: mAsches. go. Usual daneren-
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4 t;ennron. c,nurtlcsx.

Mr.. w. +. Mcclure, genwal freight and
passenger aeent of the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson railibad. devoted the best
part OF yesterday interviewing business
friends In Houston. In conversation With
a representative of The Post no stated that
great many OF Gsleeston's upper een''
looked forward with pleasing anticipations
TO the coming grand ball of bhe z 2 club.
which takes place in Houston on the Goth
lust. and that in consideration OF the
prominence OF the event, and With 4 de-
Sire 10 facilitate the convenience of chs
ladies and gentlemen invited from the
Island CITY, the Galveston, Houston atd
Henderson had decided TO attach a pri-
yate coach to It's regular train on the even
ing OF the ball and tender to che pleasure
seekers TALL of whom were patrons of his
road a complimentary "trip 10 and from
Houston This is courtesy which will
certainly be appreciated, as 1t Will enable
the Galvestonians TO take in the society
function In the Magnolia City and return
to their homes In good season tho same
night.
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.mkvY GOWN WITH ASTRACHAN
CLOTH YOKE.

CLOTH YOKE.
n REGARDED with horror years ago are re-
Rird With acclamation today and the
U,e that we're popular then would now
funny There was time when the
vng woman who wore an almost white
vyn IN December would have been re-
red TO as imposing on the weather."
bhg Il her dress is of light goods she is
f.iulhriy smart.
| Ne Christmas girl this year wears a
~ dress trimmed in some dark mate
Z, and never thinks of DOMINIC a wrap.
h keep comfortable she puts on undei'-
"a her bodice chamois Jacket of very
Nm quality. In one case the dress worn
fair gift-purchaser was made of heavy
hvad white flannel figured in black.
ivund the foot Of the skirt wore two rows
sak ribbon to match the dress mate
M ],
| lns waist was severely plain. trimmed
ih only yoke Of black astrachan with
5ksm patfs Of the same. It buttoned upon
y lsN side and was belted with a band
y almond white black striped ribbon. n
laree picture hat of black velvet to
nAh was trimmed with silk roses and
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NOW IS THE OPPORTUNITY
=, v,att the old Home.

Account Of uss holidays the Missouri.
van.as and Texas railway will sell round
~, tickets TO points In the Southeast on
December 20 and Fl. good Tor thirty days
s,sm late Of sale for return.
r..r further particulars call on the near
40, missouri. Kansas and Texas ticket
~. =. wrse w. G.-CTush.
n akSna ii passenger and Ticket Agent Of The
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway.
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3. Packing house products, car loads:
Between points in common point territory.
80 cents per 100 pounds. Fifth class diff
ferentials 10 be ADDED in differential terri
tory. Galveston rate cents higher than
Houston. Fifth class rates to apply when
less than above.
4. Cotton linters, any quantity, nncom-
pressed, rs per cent of cotton rates, II
compressed, cost of COMPRISING to be
added.
8. Wood, car loads. from stations on the
Texas and New Orleans railroad 10 Hous-
ton Rates din ahniS ner cord:
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For the Little Glrr. chri.tma,.

For thc Little Girls Christmas.
The little girl who has reached the age
OF wanting pretty and grown up articles.
is very fond Of a sash made on the new
grown-up pattern. The belt is a piece OF
SILK folded over a very broad band Of Grim
oline: it hooks in the back. To the belt is
attached bow of ribbon ready made /;
with ends long enough to reach to the foot
OF the little maids skirt. The loops are
short and very stiff. Broad ribbon should
be used. aud II for economy's sake mar
row ribbon is selected, sew two widths of
ribbon together for the belt and loops and
use broad single width for the ends.
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Johnsen, Kansas City; D. r.. Turner, La
Grange; A. A. Judges, Galveston; 7. NJ.
Coleman, city; w. H. oyerman, Wichita; J.
G. Hay, Dallas; James Beaumont aud WIFE,
Victoria: r. NJ, Brown, Wharton; NJ. New
bel per and wife, Chicago; ]. G. Pray. Austin;
j. u. Penn. Dallas; J. II. Blum, II. Rash
baum. New York; H. H. Kilpatrick; Maria N,i
son. Fred d. Miller, New Orleans Mrs N.
@. Underwood, Troy, Ala; DR.. j. c. Mayfeld,
Galveston; j. 3. Trimble. st. Louis.
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Imnortnnt hi True.

The latest rimor i'm railroad circles, ana
one to which much interest is attached
In the commercial world OF the South,
states that the Iilt .ois Central contem-
plates establishing Inc OF steamers be-
tween New Orleans tod all the Cuban
ports, including Havana. IL is further
stated that arrangements for this depart
ure are now In progress and that they
tbe southern Pacific forestalls the project
by getting in ahead with similar enter
prise.
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GRAIN DEALERS PROTEST..
They Will Complain OF the Proposed
naan AiiYnnce In RRtes.

Sherman, Texas, December 19.--M q
meeting of the transportation committee OF
the Texas Grain Dealers association On this
city today, protest against the coulem
plated advance In grain rates from Texas
points to points along phe Mississippi river
we're fonmuDate1 and Will be presented to
the ra,lnund commission, The committee
which represents the sentiment OF the
entire association. comprising almost every
dealer in the State--were unanimous In
agreeing that relief Is essential and u Wig
orous plan OF action was mapped out look
eng TO that end
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FURTHER RATES.

The Commission- Authorizes Figures
on Half n Dozen mmodities.
Austin, Texas, December 19-The rail-
road commission today issued the follow
Ing. distinctively stating THAT the rates
so recognized shall be considered as the
rates of said companies. and not Of this
commission. The commission hereby dis
tinctly states that II will not recognize as
its own any rates other than those now
restrained by the injunction Issued by the
carcuit court of the United States for the
Western district OF Texas, or such as may
be hereafter promulgated by this commis
Sion
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G.. H AND S. A. and T. AND N. o.

l. Soft coal, slick coal. smithing coal,
coke, Ignite and Ignite briQuettes, mini
mum weight 20 tons. except where naked
capacity Of car is less. In which case that
will apply as minimum. Rates in cents
per ton of 1000 pounds.
Minimum distance 30 miles. rate of S.;
an increase OF 8 cents each ten miles in
Guiding $780, when an increase of cents
each ten miles including $40 miles, where
r.te is 215; whnn an increase OF 4 cents
each ten miles inclusive Of $50: when an
increase OF 3 cents etich ten miles inclusive
OF 500, when an increase Of 5 cents each
ten miles TO the maximum of 500, when Inc
rate is 40.
RaLo.ta losrS, nax Loads mum
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Charncterfstic Generosity.

Fort Worth. Texas. December s3.--'Isae
great Wells Fargo Express company his
sent out orders to all It's agents insirnte ng
them 90 arrange to buy b turkey and can
Of oysters for Christmas dinner iof each
Of The comparys employees aader the =
supervision. The order was made general
by President Valentine with his conpli-
menus. Taiis is a yearly custom Of the COM
Dany. superintendent Taft and Assistant
s,rperirilerdsnt Mackenzie issued the Or
ders Saturday.
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W. T. and J. T.
Boyle reassume the
management Of the
Hutchins House. tho
old established no.
tel. Everything Will
be found in first
class condition. All
we ask is a trial.
Rates. $500 per day,
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THE HOTELS.
Rates $3.50 and Se,oe par a.
JAS. LAwLOR. Frog.

a snies Victoria; @. II. Miller. Austin;
ccj5',ss nd wife. Iowa; Asa W Fisx'
snc;. nanns, U s. N; IT. 3. Walker.
Csass0 John n. Gilbert. Beaumont;
Diic<% and wife, Lake Charles a:
q d al, 81; Louis ], N. Lannon's. Fot
II W; w!ll1on, BEAUMONT; j. r.
!. y. q, Alien. Hear nc; II. Lip-
- :. Gaines. Austip: 7. W.