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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

Ennis Texas, April 25. Recruiting Ssr-
seants v II. Speed and T. p. Mealor of
me Dallas zouaves arrived in this city
saturday night and announced their desire
70 enlist some of the able bodied ,ourg
men OF Ennis to fill the roster Of their CON
pony. They held q public reception at the
farewell hotel yesterday for the ,aaniaa-.
uon and enlistment of volunteers ana tw.r-
V-nine Young men took the required oa,h
ana enlisted for Two years.
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hammond LIght Gunrd.

Beaumont, Texas, April 25.-The Beau.
mont Light Guard met tonight and &C.
cepted the resignation Of Captain j. Ro.
maine Kicker, the vacancy being filled by
the election of Walter l.. Smith. Several
members expressed an unwillngness t.
do military service beyond the borders Of
the State and they were rendered honorable
discharges.
By unanimous vote the company then
instructed that the following telegram De
sent to the adjutant general:
Adjutant General Mabry.
Beaumont, Texas. April 25.-Beau-
mont Light Guard met tonight; COM
pany volunteered to you for service TO
Federal government. Walter l.. Smith
elected captain. Members not volun-
teering granted honorable discharge.
Company opened for recruits. which are
fast applying; confident of enlistment
of 100 Walter l.. Smith. Captain.
Chsnault O'Brien, First Lieutenant,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

C Ce sent 70 the front ana Will zee se,v,ce n
cuca IN a very short while. =
q recruiting office was or> nod :, tbo
rieid Artillery armory this sfts,aoun sld
viii be kept open tomorrow.
q, lnc once Will be open tomorrow FINN
Az o'clock until noon. from 1 10 70. M.
and from s to 10 at night.
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A THREATENING LETTER.
II Was Addressed to Judge Gerald
Of WacO.

Waco, Texas. April 25.--Judge g. B. Ger
aid Is in receipt Of an anonymous letter
containing threats against his life, Ha was
down town this morning quietly endeayoring
to locate the author Dy means OF the hand
writing, which is plain business hand.
without amy effort TO disguise the style.
II has been understood that Judge Gerald
would write an account OF the Branu- Davis
duel ana thut be would Incorporate therein
u biographical sketch 81 Ton Davis. The
LITTER is aaid to contain warning that "
tie sketch appears as reported he. Judge
Gerald might as vel prepare for the
worst that such publication would not be
tolerated. rho letter is signed "Citizens."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
Ford WORTH rcncibles.

Fort Worth, Texas. April 25.--The
famous Fencibles are drilling nightly and
getting as proficient as possible. to be
ready in case their services are required.
The company numbers seventy-thr men
more than they have equipments for. An
officer of the company said that all the
members are willing to volunteer for nc
tive service and prefer to go to Cuba rather
than to the garriaons on the border.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
Mexican. Reported Dri,iinu,

San Angelo, Texas. April 25.--Feeling
between the whites and Mexicans is run
ming high. 1t is reported that 1874 Mexi-
cans are armed and drilling fifteen miles
south of here. A mass meeting has been
called to organize home guard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
I,cnrtl, OF the Tableclotb.

An expert. one OF the high class cnterers
OF the city, gives the precise length over
the table that table cloth should hang.
This lis eighteen inches at the narrowest
point, width which gives at tho corners.
OF course a deeper sweep. The full yard
square napkin Is the most approved dinner
size, although many hostesses OF wealth
and taste prefer the eighth squares.
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wants Active service.

Austin. Texas, April 25.-Brigadicr Gen
eral r. r. Smythe Is anxious to be placed
in command OF one of the Texas regiments.
General smythe has seen longer service
with the Texas Volunteer Guard than any
other commissioned officer. He mas been
n commissioned officer for over twenty
years and drilled the first regiment organ
lied in the State. He is familiar with mil
itary tactics, and that he would make a
canable officer can nothe questioned. His
many friends throughout the State hope
that his present ambition may be reaiized'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

Tan pique kid gloves are the regulation
blcycler's wear. but when the next hot
spell. comes the giovers will produce
heavy cotton glove, gray and white.
either being stitched with black. This ls
cool and comfortable and 1t has the advan-
tage OF being easily laundered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

Waco. Texas, April 25.captain a II.
Miller of the Waco Cycle Infantry has re-
ceiyed instructions from Adjutant General
Mabry to enlist 100 men as soon as possible
and be ready for orders.
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En- Route to New OrIenn,.

Brownsville Texas, April 25.-The
steamship Clinton of the Morgan line left
Brazos Santiago this morning at o'clock,
having on board company II, Twenty third
infantry, Captain OConnor, Leutenunts
Hagadorn and Dorey. and sixty enlisted
men, EN- route to New Orleas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
Flat Trim, minis rs.

This is particularly noticeable on Prin-
cess gowns that are trimmed with narrow,
fiat edginss braided in with tinsel thread.
The triumph Of dress making lies in the
original and mastery application of this
trimming which must be disposed In such
a manner that II will indicate and en-
plastic the best points Of the figure, 70
frankly exhibited in the new glove ut.
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! s s 81 IL l. ADJ

II YOU are a woman OF good nsure, you
do not like long cape, so here IL ono
which VIII surely please you. II Il made
OF Wedsewood blue failic and II is cut in a
long rounding shape front and back. II Is
very short at thu shoulders.
In cutting out such cape It Is a good
plan TO use the regular bodice pattern so
that the care win curve close to the figure.
Just as though It were tho waist Of
dress.
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The Gnrittx RiHcs !, !.

Corsicana. Texas. April Is. In response
to General Mabry's Communication. the
Garitty Rifles were called to meet this
afternoon TO decide whether or not to 20.
Secretary H. G.. Ballew hns been busy this
morning taking the applications of recruits
as the company has received orders 10
recruit to 100 men. The Stars and Stripes
are flying from the balcony OF the arinory.
Several have enlisted
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The pnle.tine Com,nny.

Palestine. Texas, April e5.--Captain >.
P. Allen received communication today
from Adiutant General Mabry asking how
long it would take him to get his company
ready to move. Captain Allen Immediately
replied that he could have a company of
seventy-five men ready for moving orders
inside of twenty four hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
Faye ~ County Primaries.

warrent rexas, April -, Although
war is The topic OF the day, and politics =
almost forgotten. the primary election viii
be held al this place Thursday. April e.
At o'clock p. ID. Much interest y being
taken In the congressional race. ana spccu-
lation as to which Of tho candidates will
receive the nomination Although NJ.
Lane 10 : gentleman of rare aeility, MA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
A Company Mt Richmona.

Richmond, Texas. April 25. NJ. All
drus VIII at once raise a company Of sev-
enty- five volunteers for service. This COM
rany Will go to the front and viii do credi,
to-Iexas volunteers. letter from General
Mabry was received today asking IL seven
ty-nve men could be gotten within twenty
Tour hours. He was wired at once that
not only seventy-fivc, but many more are
Ready for service and all are fighters and
want to 30 TO the front. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
Fort worth Compnnies.

Fort Worth. Texas. April 25.--The Fem
cibles and Lloyd Rifles today received or
ders from Adjutant General Mabry to re-
port to their respective arinortes and TO
recruit to 100 men, Both companies are In
excellent shape and anxious to go to the
front. They expect orders to move to
Houston tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
wnr Meeting ct BRENNAN.

Brennan, Texas, April 25-There WIZ
he a mass meeting tonight at the opera
house to discuss the war situation ana So
cure volunteers.
The following circular was distributed
today:
ION to the front! A call for v3lliptrets.
All patriotic people come on. 10 ~ XXX .
HAYNES i M. Mathis and W. @. Helder-
son. Music by the Second REGIMENT iahd.
Ladies ali invited. Admission Tree
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WAR Meetine mt Alvin,

Alvin, Texas, April ga war meeting
is being held at the Christian church to-
night. Patriotic speeches are being made
and it is thought the ranks of the Crane
Rifles. the company being organized here,
will be filed to seventy-ive men. This
company will be a part OF the regiment
under Colonel Richie of Galveston.
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Beaumont RrIefs.
Bcaumont Texas, April 25.--The

Beaumont Texas. April 25.--The Sam
Jones revival meetings. which began Sun
day morning OF last week, closed. with a
servIce lat night at which the evangelist
preached to a congregation Of pore than
5000 people The meetings have resulted h
much good TO the city. many conversions
having been made. and the churches hsve
been greatly strengthened At the services
yesterday something over $1,000 was collect
ed as free viii Offering 70 the evangelist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
cafsan Firm, Fails

Liverpool. April 25.rhe suspension Of
the firm Of Sherwood. Thompson Co..
Southern States under the firm name Of
John Sherwood Il Co. The hr,m had few
outstanding obligations In the United
gtateA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

t tne texas AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical co.,
" shipped to Rock Island, Ill. As this
o. oraer came In the form or circular letter
y Is presumed that all colleges with mill
.ary features to which cannon Eavc Teen
assigned by the unI.ed States government,
nave received similar instructions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
Entbu.i.sm at shermnn,

Sherman, Texas. April 25-Captain Du-
pont B. Lyon tonight wired General W. FL.
Mabry, Austin, Texas: Total enlisted
seventy-seven volunteers
Pursuant to call from Governor Gull
berson and Adjutant General Mabry, Cap
tain Dupont b. Lyon today issued a pa
triotic call to his company and all who de-
sired to join the same in defending the
honor and integrity of the Nation. This
call brought to this drill grounds the COM
pany to man and not less than 1000 spec.
tators.
Hon. Silas Hare in significantly pa
triotic speech addressed the company, set
ting forth the duty of its members and all
American citizens. also the chances they
took of losing friends and relatives as we'll
as life in taking this volunteers step. AZ
ter this address Captain Lyon, in brief
military manner, presented the pledge for
their signatures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

Robson appears to be the favorite in this
locality He stands squarely on the Chicago
platform, and has always champoned tho
cause OF free silver. BILLY" Robson, as he
Is Familiarity called, is a pure and uncoin-
promising democrat. His honesty and sn-
tcgrity OF purpose are we'll known, aud
procure him the support of our leading
democrats
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
L. grunge Guards.

La Grange. Texas, April 29--hs 80
Grange Guards with Captain George WIZ
rich in command. today yoiun.esrsa 49, ,as
services to Adjutant General Man'y' ips'
IL sixty strong. well drilled and aasio,s
~ 20 10 the front. Tbs recruiting on''s :
still open.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
Fort Worth Cavalry.

Fort Worth. Texas, April 25.--The cav
airy troop being organized hero is rapidly
growing. Names have been constantly adj
ded until the membership is in the neigh
borhood of sixty men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
DANGEROUSLY I'LL.

Nj. $. 4. Long, one OF the most promi-
merit young business men Of the city. ia
critically III al his home with what ply
slrians pronounce appendicitis His att
tending physicians today decided that an
operation was necessary and DR.. Thompson
and DR. KeeIer Of Galveston were wired.
and they arrived NJ s o'clock on special
train over the Gulf and Interstate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

penlson. Texas April 25.--Martin Wal.
kcr. prominent s.ockman Of the Indian Ter
ritory. committed suicide at Gale yester-
day. Financial troubles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
]. p. TnoRNroN DEAD.

Colonel John Il. Thornon. one OF the old
est and best known newspaper men in
Texas, died here this evening after lin
gering Illness. He was over 60 years OF
age and for the past twenty three has been
located here as staff correspondent OF the
Galveston News. He leaves a widow and
several children,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
Minister and Ladies Volunteer.

Dallas, Texas, April 25.--Rev. ]. Frank
Smith, Cumberland Presbyterian minister
and one of the two unmarried pastors Of
Dallas, rendered his services as chaplain to
the government today. He thinks the war
with Spain is a righteous one.
In his sermon last night. Rev. George W..
Truett of the First Baptist church cx-
pressed an opinion in accordance with that
OF Rev. Smith, and said that We're his
services as soldier needed by the United
States, minister who would hide behind
his pulpit would be very poor kind OF
an American.
Five Dallas young ladies of good family
have offered their services as army nurses
to the government through Lieutenant II.
l.. Laubach of the regular army
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

silk braid and finish IL with rutfle of
the Wedgewood blue faille. On the edge
OF the rufflc YOU can sew very tiny rlait-
Ink OF white chiffon. Line tho cape and
standing collar with white and at the neck
set pointed lapcls OF white SILK. This cape
Is for summer gowns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS

At the fremont: Jnsfph HELEN, IIons-
ton L. r. Merchant, Abilene; ". q Smith,
Nov York z. s. Beard, Fort Worth; n. T.
Newton. Chicago; J. Z. Allen. Huntsnlls;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

The most efficacious ytimuinnt 10 sharp
en- the appetite II Dr. siexerts Angostu,A
Filters. Don't accept an imitation
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Brenhnm Fia,d A.,,,,,,.,.


Texas, April 25,--The follow
.e'i-eSplanatory:
ss' y Schumacher:
A4m' Texas, April 81, 1895. Sir: You
,,,, 49, Ordered to notify al. men %
u 'nsiF business so that they will ba
II march on short notice. Also no.
Va, y appear in uniform at The a.mory
kxn I, c'o-k. b. Schmid,
*sy, s hfsnham r'e'a ~
~ was In obedience 10 a COM
81. Adiutant General ,iabry an
= rue ae company TO get n readiness to
III ,hlpu at the first call. Ii Is
1,sss s call will come Tuesday ANA by
= The company viii b. on the
weston Of destination is a v.ry
IN ~. sne With the members OF Inc
- 81 sna their friends. Some thInl
IssIe.s sent to guard some part Ct
~ re border or perhaps be stationed
GSets &c the Texas coast, but there
vao believe the company VAL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
CHARTER AMENDMENT.

The Union Compress and Warehouse
company OF Houston filed an amendment to
its charter today. providing for an increase
In the number OF its directors from seven
to nine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

rollese station. Texas. April ~. ~
bureau Of ordnance department o 80 =
ordered that the two cannon as''s =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
GALVESTON REGIMENT.

n
necn rendered the Governor
!or Active Service.
~ Texas, April 25.-Major w. T.
q captain Grant R. Rennett OF Gal
nsed here Today and held con
q Sl,h Adiutant General Mabry and
y' u'llberson in reference to the Ell.
~ o. regiment of 1900 men in tho
= me government when the call
s sua.eers from Texas is made. The
g I .sn was received and will be acted
r Captain Bennett stated that
hs,tn, M now 1870 men on the rolls of tho
~ solnpanies In Galveston alone and
Alsin g. companies have been organized
~ ana other points near Galveston.
y NM un VIII join the Galveston regi-
lS.n oIllcers have been elected ana the
4 cf,h,s being drilled daily. The mem
cuh, 'A' =, regiment Gre anxious to be sent
1sId aney do not went to BE- assigned
uusy On the rio Grande border.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
POSTAGE STAMP COLLECTIONS.

The Texas Association OF Postage Stamp
Collectors held its second annual meeting
in New Braunfels last Saturday and decided
to hold its third annual meeting in Aus
tin
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MIyrs no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

death 10 rats and mice by feeding them
stearns' Electric Paste; Use and 800. AZ all
druggists.
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rRoF. MuNYoN MADE AN IL. D.

pHOF. MINFUN NADE m LI4' y. ~
The American University OF Tcnuessee.
recognizing the scholarly attachments q
Prof. j. M Munyon. has conferred upon
him the distinguished and very honorable.
degree and title Of Doctor OF Laws. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
TIVE nty. second Sacnqcrbund Is New
Holding Forth.
HoR1ENsF BOUGHT FOR PAlRol. BOAT
The street Railway Company Has
Provided for Patriotic Em-
ployex TO Volunteer.

Galveston. Texas, April 2a.---The Twenty
second Saengerfest OF the Texas German
snenscrbund met here today for a three
days session Most OF the societies camc
In on last nights S,ains They were royal
II received by the local committee ANA az
ter being given short reception at Har-
mony hall wore assigned to their logdinss.
The following societies will take part Ia
the exercises San Antonio Bcethoven
Maennerchor. twenty four members;
Deu,scher Maenncrchor. fifteen; Livdor-
krans, twenty nine, Frohsinn, twcnty-onc.
Dallas--trohsinn. twenty -one Schwexer
Maennerchor. seventeen; Saengerrunde,
eighteen. Houston Frohsinn, sixteen;
saengerbund, eighteen, Galveston Maen.
nerchor. twenty Cpncordia, twenty
one. Austn--S aengerbund. twenty; total.
245 members &
In addition to the foregoing the Ameri-
oan singing societies will take part. The
orchestra is composed of forty excellent
musicians.
Following is the programme for tomor-
row: ~ G
Mntlnee-Apri 26, 1895, at . p. M sharp
Overture--Ne Felsennuehle s....s.,I 4
...... ..s...... $50. Kri4stGer
Festival Orchestra.
Dein .Gedenk Itch Margaretha .......s..
s.... ......,....... n. Meyer-Helmund
Mass Chorus and Orchestra.
Dream ...,.,......,s..s>.T. c. Bartlett
Mrs. Fischer-Baxter.
I'm EichenwaId ..,......... Otto Winkler
Frohsinn, Houston.
(a) My Heart is Untuned, Great Mas
(b) Thou Brilliant Bird ...s.....,.. David
Afrc nner II, Iln1l Md
Der Efnsiedler an die Nacht. +. A. Kern
Saengerrunde Of Austin.
(a) Herzwuhden--
(b) Der Fruehling ......,. Ed Grcig op. 81
String Orchestra.
wv. u. Lindenberg, directory
Die Nahte Mir der Schlummer, grand
aria from "Freischuetz" ........,..
...... ...... -. .....C. NJ. Won Weber
Miss Inez Grcnelli.
(a) Untrue ......,.......-.,,..F. Glueck
tb5 Frenndschatt Liebe u Treue.
$50. 49,. Il. seheh. sr.
Mass Concert,
April 90. 1898. at p. m. sharp
Marche DIES Marionettes. Oh. Gounod
Overture--Euryanthe. e. NJ. Won Weber
Festival Orchestra
Das Lied ............,.... Gust Baldamus
Mass Chorus and Orchestra.
(a) Hcut ist Heut .......... Max Weinzierl
OBJ Ritters Abschied ...........I. Kinkel I
Mass Chorus
Andante cantabfle from string guar
String Orchestra.
CIV. II. Lindenberg, directory
Jung Werner 1888. -........fi....L, WOLF
Beethoven Maennerchor. san Antonio.
Jewel Song from Faust" .,...... Gounod
Mrs. Alonzo Millett
I'm Valid -. y. ...,..,........E Ed Hermes
Liederkranz Of San Antonio.
-, a. M 49,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The engagement for the benefit Of
Uniform Rank knights Of Pythias,
Couer de Leon division Mol, win at
tract large audiences at the Opera
House this Afternoon and tonight. A
prominent exchange speaking of Mr..
Downings production OF The Gladia-
tor" which will be the night attraction,
says: A magnificent production Of "The
Gladiator" was presented with Robert
Downing, who is regarded as u worthy
heir to the laurels OF John Mccullough.
in the title role. Mr.. Downing, with
his magnificent physique, his COM
manding presence, his bearing so like
what one knows Of the ancient heroes
OF the arena, seems to have been born
to act this part Of "The Gladiator
His sympathetic voice, the ease and
nicity Of his expression, are mlryels OF
excellence and show the result OF long
cultivation and strict attention TO the
Infinite details OF the actors art. The
arena scene was pleasing beyond de-
scrlption. The two heroes stand forth
with their muscular arms grasping the
glitterins blades with which they were
to do mortal combat, faces set as for
real struggle, the muscles OF their legs
and backs braced as IL to resist some
fierce onslaught and real battle.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger. in the CITY and wheeling p.o-

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Pso.
pie ABB cal.
DR.. E. NJ. Turner. of Alorgantnwn, is
registered at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Newton Arbuthnot, OF North
Market street, IS on the sick list.
J. A. Pyles. OF New Nfartinsville. was
an arrival at the Howell last night. :
w. It. Crawford, OF the Island. has re-
turned from trip to Scott, Kansas.
W. F. Taylor and ]. C. Iiadsall were
Moundsrille citizens In the city last
night.
Mrs. II. L. Callentlinc IS seriously III
ut her home on South Broadway, Is
land
Holly G.. Armstrong. OF Ripley. and r.
G. Stiles. of ParkersburS, are Windsor
guests.
James Flanagan. of Grafton, and W.
A. Smith, OF Smithhcld, were West Vir-
ginians at the Sramm yesterday
The many friends OF r. B. Vowel, the
organizer OF the Royal Tribe OF Joseph.
will regret TO hear that he Is lying III at
the McLure House.
II. l.. McClelland, Of Washington. Pa.
nm cmploye OF the Wheeling Natural
Gas Company, who Is here on account
of the flood, Is registered at tho Stamm.
James Glossy, formerly. supcrintend-
ent for FranzheIm. Glesey g. Farls, who
recently left for 81. Louis. Is In the city,
and may take up his residence here
again.