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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-30
COLUMllUs GAJETIEs.
a Euchre Party at Hospithbic
Homo.


Columbus. Texas December 29'--Pos'
slbly those who are associated with him
throughout his district do not Know thaV
at home State Attorney 5. l.. Green IS
the prince of hosts that his knowledge OF
how to entertain is surpassed only by ms
ability at Jaw; that he has a wife whose
manners charming and taste elegant make
his home haven Of rest and a bower OF
beauty. Last evening some tmrty-t"o OF
their friends enjoyed their hospitality anu
were entertained at progressive euclfe,
Mrs b. HeyeI was awardeu tue Htst
prize. a handsome Bohemian rose Jar tVr
score OF thirteen games In po9siple
fourteen Mrs ". l.. Adkins received the
sec,na urlze. a richly embossed G:eclan
vase: Mr.. l.. C. Ayers claimed copy oil
Byron for the third and Hon. W. L. AZ
kins won fourth an iron hand-Workea
niece of desk furniture. The guests Were
RECALLED with dainty deicacies which were
enjoyed all the more for the spirit WIN
which they were tendered-a hne oia
Scuppernong. Three parlors opened 10
gether which allowed an impromptu CAKE
walk in which Mr.. B. NJ Baker oil the
Colorado Citizen is entitled 10 nrs' ptiHe,
Miss Jessie Bell of Angleton, Whose
childhood home was Columbus, is visiting
her friends here enjoying the social en-
tertainments OF the holidays.
Misses Maggie Jones and Luck Ihomp-
son of Galveston came up to attend MT
Green's euchre. L.,
Mr. Irwin Delaney Of Wharton is IN
town. Ao,t-
Mr. J. w. Munson is spending the hoh-
days at Angleton. .
Mr.. John Woods has returned from
visit TO his home folks al Dei N.Y.
companled by his cousin, DR.. Forrest sey-
East Lynne" will be played here to-
night, tomorrow evening Dr. and Mrs.
Harrison will give an euchre compliment
tary to Mr.. and Mrs b. Heyer.
The funeral of Mr.. Frank Jay Bullen OF
sugariand will take place this AFTERNOON
from the residence OF Mr.. O. Hahn at ooa
Fellows Rest.
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Anderson News.

Anderson, Texas. December 27.--Mre
Emma steinhagen, aged "a, died on the
25th. She has lived In Anderson since
1s47. and has raised eight children here.
Everybody in town attended the funeral
w. T. Pratt OF North Texas spent
Christmas here.
Miss Rill Tuck who is attending the
normal at Huntsville. is beF spending
Christmas
Todd Terrell and Miss Kate Hurst were
married on the gath.
NJ. r. Trant and Miss Flint OF Martins
were married here on the 26th by Judge
Lane Thomas.
Mr.. Robert Fuqua and Miss Ida Mobley
we're married today by Judge J. II. league.
NJ. C. Pickett, who Is painting Judge 7.
C. Bufhngton's house, fell and dislocated
his shoulder this evening.
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Medaings Mt Timnsom.

Timpson, Texas, December 2S,--Married,
last night, Mr.. Bob Day to Miss Walter
Vaughn, at the residence of the brides
father Mr.. John Richards, Rev W. Il.
Morrow officiating.
MIR. Ed Smith OF Timpson arrived last
night with his bride, nee Miss Lee Nc
Chung of Italy MIR. j. L. Mills rendered
them reception, which was largely at
terded,
AT the residence OF 7, j. Todd, the
brides father, Miss Tommie Todd was
united TO Mr.. Arthur Irison Of Nacog-
doches
Mr.. Luthor Richards arrived last night
with hia" bride nee Miss Pearl Fielder,
from Grand Saline. She was originally
from Timpson
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skidmore Items.

skidmore Texas. December 2s.-Tne
oldest residents of Bee county have never
seen vegetation greoner at this season
than 1t is now. With an abundance Of
rain and only a little frost. grass on the
prairies Is as green as usual In May
The acreage planted ia melons here me
coming year VIII only be about one-hili
what II was this year, The uncertainty OF
ceiling a. home causes this. Consignments
The past season were unsatisfactory.
The afth Sunday meeting Of the Blanco
Baptist association meets here tonight.
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared and a large attendance OF ministers
Is expected
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Among those who graced tho bal, with
.neir presence, We're; Mr.. and Mrs. r
smith, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brisbin. MI.
ana Mrs. Malcolm Graham. Mr.. and Mrs,
4, Z, Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. kim,
Mr. and Mrs. s NJ, Ashley, Mr.. and Mrs
Z; NJ Hartley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Adams,
=, Mr. and Mrs, Pringle Orr. Mesdames O.
X. Tozer. A. s. Lacy, Henry sampson. K
5. Edwards, Misses Fontaine. weems. cioi
ana Louise Cameron. Young, Nell ana
Matte Abraham. Tozier, Franks. Lacy.
Iahey. Sims, Atkinson. King, Spencer.
adams, Southwick, Winston. Kerr. Tolar,
Cook. Messrs, j. II. and c. D. Kimmins'
John Brochfeld, T, f. Loason, John and
I'd Atkinson, Harry Tolar, Rem and John
Skeete. j. w. Ray and Ben Hamlet. VIII
McDayitt. George Weems, John REYNOLDS.
Ray Ashby. S. X. Southwick, NJ. l., Spen-
Ger, M. p. Remley. ADAMS. Gibson. Col
den and w S. Benson.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont; L. X. Bergeron, city
Colonel John D. Rogers city; s. II. De-
Nit. city; Dudley g. Wooten, Dallas; H.
u. shackleford, Cincinnati; John r. Taw-
Ter New York; l.. A. Petit, Austin; ID.
Moskowitz. Houston; S. r. Means, Pales-
tine; Thomas Carson and wife, Mrs. Cain,
child and servant, Texas; j. l.. Clark,
York, Pa; r. w. Mullaly, San Antonio;
Charles Dickson. Harry Arnold, New
York; VIII II. Dildlne Rochester N. ";
Geo. A. King and wife, Nacogdoches; S.
D. Arnold, city.
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to whether the present law authorizes
companies formed for. such purpsp,s 10
condemn land for Its necessary rignt OK
way; therefore be II
Resolved. That we most respectfully
request our governor to suggest by spe-
cial message to the legislature to be con-
vcned shortly TO pass suitable and need
full laws ON the subject.
The above were adopted without dis
cussion and without a dissenting vote and
the convention adjourned sine die
After adjournment, on motion OF Mr.
Tom Richardson OF Houston, the dele
gates resolved themselves into mass
meeting and named the members Of tho
platform committee as committee to
represent the waterways interests OF
Texas at the Transmissssippl CONNER
cial congress to be held at Houston next
April.
This evening the delegates were given
q ride on the government tug Anna by
Captain Richie and subsequently they were
taken to WOODLANDS lake and treated to
an oyster roast
Probably the most enjoyable part OF the
waterways convention. which adjourned
today, was the trip on the government
tug Anna, extended to the delegates by
Colonel Richie, chief of Nthe engineering
department OIL TINS district. colonel Richie
had notified the delegates that the boat
would leave the foot of Twenty-second
street at o'clock p. IN. sharp and at that
hour some thrty-ave or forty were on
board. including Mrs. Richie, Mrs. A. G.
Mosley, Miss Shirley Fontaine and Miss
Helen Riggan. From Twenty second street
the tug went to the extreme end of the
channel west to Thirty seventh street,
turned and went to the mouth of the jet
ties and back to the starting point.
That those who took the trip were we'll
entertained goes without saying, for Colo
mel Richie is no novice in the entertaining
of guests and not one of the party had
but words of praise for the splendid trip.
and returned in the best OF spirits and
avowng that they had never spent a more
pleasant afternoon. From the wharf the
party went to Mechanic and Twenty-third
streets. where street cars were in waiting
to carry them 10 WOODLANDS Lake to an
oyster roast prepared by the chamber of
commerce After spending an hour and
a half eating oysters they returned to the
city and most of them left for their homes
on the early trains.
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sweet Homo PERSONALS.

Sweet Home, Texas, December 2e'--
Among the visitors here this week are;
Jeff Murray of Yorktown, Manson Pate of
Edgar; s. G. Darlington, G. w. Fields
and Claude Easterling of Halletsyllle, ,.
Foster and wife Of Alvin, Prof " 5.
Peterson OF Guy and Miss V. McEiroy OF
Mr.. c. l.. Patton left yesterday for
Concrete 10 visit her sick brother, j. a.
Major Woolsey is now living with his
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Nichols.
John Williams has about completed MS
telephone line from WILLIAMSBURG to this
place.
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!. ". pttt pied suddenly.

Sherman, Texas, December 29.--J. w.
Pitt. aged 40 years. was found in his bed In
a dying condition this morning by his
wife. About o'clock Mrs. Pitt was awak-
ened by hearing her husband struggling
as IL choking. She hurried and lighted u
lamp and after applying all the immediate
remedies her excited mind could suggest
called physician, but before he could get
TO the bedside tho unfortunate man was
dead
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Andcrnnn-,ruII.

Canton. Texas. December 26,-This af-
ternoon at o'clock Mr., Walter Il. An-
derson of Sherman and Miss Lula Tuil
were married at the home of the bride In
the presence OF a few intimate friends.
The parlor was beautifully decorated. Tho
Wedding march was played by Miss Nc
Kce of Wills Point Miss Tull IS an ac-
compllshec young lady and Mr.. Anderson
II promising young man. They left I'M
mediately for sherman their future home.
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FL Paso, Texas, December 2o.-Ffank
Kelly believed to have been until recently
employed at San Marclal, N. NJ. by tho
Santa Fe railway, was found horribly
mangled, lying beside the Galveston, Ha-
rlsburg and San Antonio railway tra.k
today Eve miles east o, the city. He hal
evidently been Killed last Eight by a
train. His skull was crushed AMI his let
foot severed and missing The VIII .e S
had also cut off his right leg. The ea-
glneer of an incoming passenger train dis
covered the remains.
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HALLETsvILLE LOCALS.
northwestern Company Hns Pur-
chased Local Exchange.


Hallctsville. Texas. December 2g.-Mr.
John Buchanan. Jr, who has been operat-
ing telephone exchange here. has sold
same to tho Southwestern company, which
will improve 1t.
MIR. l.. w. Jelinek has published d.
rectory Of Lavaca county, which gives the
name and postoffice address OF every tax
payer in the county, also amount OF prop
erty assessed by each. He fixes popula-
tion OF county at 10000.
The local lodge Knights of Pythias gave
banquet for members and their families
at the city hall tonight. which was we'll
attended and highly enjoyed
All business in the county court was
finished and the jury discharged today
for the term.
Mr.. j. w. Byrn. formerly connected with
the New Era. but for some time located
in Perry. Kan, as editor and proprietor
OF the Perry Mirror. is here with his
wife visiting his parents.
Mr.. ], j. Mitchell viii remove to Hob
son, Karnes county. where he has large
interests.
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s,x Harses stolen.

La Grange. Texas. December 2s.--Joseph
Janak a horse dealer. who has for several
months been shipping carload lots of
horses here and selling them. had six oil
b,s hest horses stolen from the stock
ward in the south end OF the city last
night about 7 o'clock. He saw two men
a.ivins them off, but before he could
,,ranara himself To follow In pursuit with
sn fof6eer. the thieves with the horses
had disappeared, going, II Is supposed. N
ma direction OF Winchester. sherfn
inessin placed suspicious character IN
tsti TO-DAY to await further investigation,
The horses. up to late this afternoon. have
not been found.
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Bryau, Texas, December 2s'--commis-
sioners court in session here today took
up the question OF employing conyicts On
public roads and after thorough as
cussion OF the matter decided TO use 1nsm
dnring 1900. ]. II. Wallace will superln-
tend them. l.. to.yn
Tho 2-year -old SON OF Mr.. w. @. BROOKS
died this morning.
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DeIton Briefs.

Bolton. Texas, December 2s.-Yesterday
afternoon while out hunting, Erlie. the
14-year -old son OF Mr.. Ellie Baggett. was
wounded by the accidental discharge OF
his gun. the charge taking effect In the
right elbow. The injuries were such that
amputation was necessary.
The quarterly meeting OF the Salado
Baptist association convened last night
at the First Baptist church and VIII DO
In session until Sunday
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LII ~ sInnn nnnd.

Caldwell, Texas, December 2S'--biiza
Bradley, charged with the murder OF
Matthew Bradley, her son, had an ex-
aiming trial yesterday before justice
q w MullInax at Cooks Point and was
hound over TO the district court IN the
sum OF $1,000. and in default OF bond was
committed to Jail, The states evidence
developed the fact that she had had
fuss with her husband and that shoL
struck her son. killing him instantly An
parties coIored.
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LIVINGSTON. Texas. December 20
Ticket sales at the Houston East and
West Texas depot here for this month
have gone over 5000 and Agent Magli u
saws 1t VIII reach the $1,000 limit by the
end OF the month.
SHIPPED to date from this place nearly all
of which has been bought and shipped oy
the live merchants of the town. 1t Is es-
timated that 5000 bales or moro will be
the shipment OF this season. Livingston
is said to be one of the interior cotton
markets of the state and is an active
competitor for first place in mercantile
trade
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Case of smallpox in Fannin County.

Bonham, Texas, December 2s.-Yester-
day evening County Health Officer Martin
received word to come to Edhube. small
village Ave miles south OF here. to inspect
a suspicious case OF smallpox. DR.. Martin
returned and Pronounced 1t a genuine case
of smallpox. The sheriff has ordered all
parties who have been exposed kept In
their houses for twelve days, which he be-
lieves will prevent the spread OF the dis
ease.
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4 re.nn al Home from Cuba.

Arkansas pass, Texas. December 21--Mr.
w. H. Emery of the firm Of Emery Bros
of this place, came in yesterday on vis't
from Havana. cuba, where he has hssn
since the occupation OF the island BY the
Americans as Inspector Of customs IN the
custom house 81 Havana. Mr.. Emery WAS
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ELGIN ITEMS.
Farmers Are In Fine Spirits because
of the outlook.


Elgin. Texas, December 2s.--it mas Deeh
an ideal Christmas without accident or
crime and people have certainly enjoyed
themselves as they never did before, !,
Mr.. p. Mayer OF this place was married
at Bastrop yesterday evening to MISS Aaa
Noien q popular young lady of that city;
he Young couple came up to Elgln on the
midnight train; they will make this their
Farmers are in fine spirits, there being
a hetter season in the ground than for
The past ten years Hog killing mas neen
the order OF the day for the pas. Few uas@'
owing to nice, cool ciear "ea.n ,.anaarca
An RE district court in Bastrop as Jurors
and witnesses. there being a number OF
criminal cases going up from TINS pre-
cinet
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an old friend o. MI. Meikelj6hn. .assistant
secretary Of war. and at tho beginning 6f
the war With Spain be was SCAT d
take charge Of section Of tho Enll
corps established by the war department.
and after the war was over DO wa .sp-
pointed 10 tho place be now holds lie
Will return to Cuba IN a few weeks. 4
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STEAMBOAT sEIzEp.

The steamboat Edna was today seized
by deputy United States marshal on a
warrant sworn out by w. Marvlus The
seizure was for repairs done on the boat
by plaintiff amounting to 5000. 25- he claim
ing that only $t4.75 had been paid and that
a balance OF $254.50 was stll due him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-30

In the Fifty-sixth clyil district court
this morning Judge Gavin rendered a
Judgment for plaintiff In the suit OF Henry
wilkins vs. Wharton Branch ct al. The
Judgment Is for $299702, with legal inter-
est. Judgment was also rendered for Son
nenthiel for $lllG2G, with legal interest
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
i. l.. lkc1heintcr Has Filed Al Pcti'
ton ia Bankruptcy.


Galveston, Texas, December 29.-The
announcement this morning that l. e.
Kitchener had filed petition in bank
ruptcy created great surprise in CONNER
cial circles. The petition was filed yes
terday morning, but was suppressed for
the time being. NJ. Ullmann has been ap-
pointed temporary receiver and has taken
charge of the business. The wore is
closed today for the purpose of taxing
stock
The list OF creditors will not be given
out for the time being, but meeting Of
them has been called for January %, when
1t is thought possible settlement sat
isfectory to all concerned may be Sc
cured.
a rough estimate places the liabilities at
$4,000 and the assets, which consist of
stock and fixtures, at 100000. There are
no outstanding accounts. as the firm did
strictly cash business
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Grand Ball at Alvin.

Alvin, Texas December Zine pau
given at the United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy hsll last night by the young 'a-
dies complimentary to the young men OF
Alvin was by far the SWEETEST social ahsir
that has taken place here In long time
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Ne, Mn.onic Temple Deaicatsd.

Mckinney. Texas. December 2s'--st'
Johns lodge No. 81. A. +. and a. M
dedicated its new temple last night, AZ
ter the ceremony banquet took place
at which 500 covers were laid. Howell y
Smith was POSTMASTER and among those
Judge Arson Rainy OF Dallas and Past
Grand High Priest J. @. Kidd Of Houston
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xu,ea hx I pn..enxer Train.

Waco. Texas December 2s.--Jack Stan
ley, carpenter. aged 45 years. was killed
this afternoon five miles west of this city
by the eastbound Cotton Belt passenger
train. Deceased was sitting on the end
Of the ties asleep The pilot beam struck
him on the head. killing him instantly. He
leaves a wife and four children In this
n,4. +
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= = r. neeting at Fort worth,

Fort Worth. Texas December 2s'--rhe
United Commercial Travellers will hold
meeting in this city tomorrow afternoon
II will be largely attended by members
trom Dallas council and by members from
other points in Texas and the Indian Ter.
rltory limitations will be the feature Of
the meeting. for which there are hfssn
candidates.
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Mn MAvMrfL lIERG.

j. W. Maxwell, general superintendent
of the Katy, arrived this afternoon. He is
making Christmas trip in his special car
with his fnmilY.
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Mckinney. Texas. Decembef titus
town is full Of Masons, here 70 attend the
consecration and dedication ceremonies o.
the new Masonic temple tonight, Among
the most prominent at the visiting era tsFs
men are Bishop A. @. Garrett OF DANA
Supreme Judge 7, J Brown q Aufpe,
Judge Arson Ratpsy Of Fort Welth aud
rev. j. ". HUI q osssnviiis'
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Assirnmcnt at Denison.

Denison, Texas. December CIV, R
Sherbunre shoe house made an assignment
this evening; liabilities not obtained.
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anu TeportS OH SucH Otner udTDor5 ana
waterways as are deemed capable of sue
cessful improvement pursuing a general
policy of development having in view the
relative merit and utility of the several
improvements.
80. That We favor the continuing con-
tract system that is that contracts be
made by the secretary of war upon the
reports and recommendations of the gov
eminent engineers and appropriations be
made by congress to continue the work
until completed.
Whereas. 1t is the sense OF this meet
Ing that the thanks OF the country at
large are due to General JOnn Nj. Wilson,
chief Of engineers OF the United States
army, for his efficient and active efforts
In improving our harbors and waterways;
and
Whereas. we believe that the improve
ments now In progress and about TO be
begun in this State will be facilitated by
retaining Captain Charles s. Richie at his
present post; therefore be 1t
Resolved. That the waterways conyen-
ton OF the State of Texas does extend to
General Wilson Its recognition OF his ef-
forts to develop the harbors and water
ways OF our country and respectfully sug-
gest that the retention OF Captain Charles
8. Richie at the post he now occupies Will
advance such interests. and will be great
~ sppr eciated by the people OF Texas
whereas. there Is at present vast sums
of money being invested In our State 10
the building Of canals for navigation and
irrigation, and in drainage bitches and
.Whereas. there seems to be doubt IS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-06
FOR CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.

Washington, Aug. 26.-Presid.
ent Mckinley has signed a pro-
clamation which is to be promul-
gated in Cuba 10 a day or two.
1t is to the effect that the census
ordered for Cuba is to b. the be.
ginning OF a movement looking to
the establishment of an indepen-
dent government foI the island.
When the census, the proclamation
says, has been completed, arrange
ments are to be made by the Unit.
ed States Government for holding
official elections in the various
provinces throughout the island
with the view to establishing civil
government, thus giving Al op
portunity to the Cuban to demon -
strate their ability to conduct in
their own way the affairs of the
island. As fast az local authori
ties perfect their scheme of gov
eminent the United States soldiers
will be withdrawn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-06
Iron and Wood VIII Race.

Philadelphia, Aug. 27.-Two
clipper ships. the Title E. s ar
buck, built Of iron, and the st.
Francis, a wo' den vessel, DO h
owned in New York left this port
today to race to San Francisco for
stakes aggreeating $4,000 put up
by prominent Philadelphia men.
Their time will be couuted from
the moment they reach Cape Hen
lopen light.
Picked crews are aboard each
ship aud the race is expected tc
dete rhine the mooted question ne
to whether the old wooden or the
modern iron or steel ships are the
most speedy. The ships are about
1900 tons each and carry gen
eral cargo. The Sta buck is com
manded by CAPTAIN Curtis, and
st. Francis by Captain VIM.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-06
Lines OF Travel.

All employees Of the Company are
forbidden to receive freight without de-
ivering q shipping receipt therefor In
ne form prescribed by the Company
snd which may be seen by shippers
upon application to the pursers Of the
Company's Steamers.
shippers are notified that II freight Is
shipped without such receipt, 1t will be
solely at the risk Of the shipper.
This company reserves the right to
make changes in the time Of departure
and arrivafof its steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE, and it win not be responsible
for any consequences arising there
from.
@. L. WIGHT, President.
8. B. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT. T. X. CLARKE, Port Supt.