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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-01

Owing to the threatening weather only
about 800 people witnessed the bicycle
races at Panama Park. Jacksonville, Fla.
Saturday. Michael did not enter, but made
a fast exhibition three-mile ride. Fixes won
the honors in his masch race with Brown
of Indiana, giving him a third of a mile
start, and then by beautiful riding and a
hot sprint. passing him, winning by over
lap and half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-01
Georgetown to Play Lehieh.

The strong Lehigh University team will
face the Georgetown lads Wednesday af-
ternoon, and good game is promised. The
Pennsylvania boys have been playing good
ball SO far this season, but the three days
rest should put the blue and gray wearers
in splendid shape for the game
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Loses Cash ana Reyolxcr.

John Warner, living at 1918 35th street,
reported to the police yesterday the theft
of SIS in cash and a French revolver I'm a
silver case. The theft, he said, occurred
last week. the money and weapon having
been taken from the drawer of a dresser
in his house.
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CHEVY CHASE GOLF.
Program and Prizes for the Annua
Spring Tournament.

Spring Tournament.
The annual spring tournament of the
Chevy Chase Golf Club, open to members
of clubs In the United States Golf Associ.
alton and such other players as may be
invited, will be held on the I'd. Sd and 4tt
of May. The following cups will be offered
Club cup-Match play; eighteen holes
qualification round, stroke competition
thirtysix holes. Second prize; prize fol
lowest score in qualification event.
Consolation cup-Match play; eighteen
holes. Second prize.
Handicap cup Stroke competition; eight.
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PIANOS FOR RENT.
WORCH'S,
923 F Street N. w.
oc20-9m.s
Harry Fixes Defeats Brow,

Loyett for the Vorwaerts. \ big crowd
witnessed the game.
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husband would not allow her money
enough to run the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-01

Manager Comiskey of the Chicago Amer
lean League team put a new light on the
reports that Roger Denzer had jumped his
contract to go to New York. He received
two letters from his pitcher. one Of them
asking If he had been traded to the New
York club. and the second one saying he
was Just getting wise" to the fact that
Manager Davis wanted him to jump his
contract, but that he wanted none of that
in his business. and would report at Excel
sior Springs Tuesday.
Sudgen is expected about April TO- as he
is getting in condition at home. Pitcher
Katoll and Infielders billiard and Hartman
are expected to report in Chicago tomor-
row or join the team at Excelsior Springs
Saturdays College Games.
The college base ball clubs had some IN
teresting games Saturday. The results
follow:
At Princeton, n. J.-Princeton, %; Tufts
College, 4.
At Annapolis. Md.--Naval Cadets. 9: La
fayette College, q.
At Bethlehem, Pa-Lehigh. 16; Rutger O.
At Ithaca, N. Y.-corneil University o.
Rochester University, 3.
At New Haven, Conn.-Yale, 10: Manhat-
tan College, 5.
At Lexington. ya.-virginia Military In
stitute, IL; Fishburn Military Academy, g.
At Annapois-St. Johns, 10; Baltimore
City College, 3.
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MYRTLES HAVE
GONE INTO CAMP
Healanis Will Follow Their
Rivals to Pearl Harbor
Next Wednesday.

The Myrtle crews went down to Pearl
Harbor on Saturday for training pur-
poses. They will occupy the house of
Clarence Macfarlane and viii remain at
the Harbor until July 4th.
The pair oar and the two heavy shells
have already gone down and the racing
shell will go down this week. The fol-
lowing are of the party:
o. Sorensen. w. II. Soper, G.. Girvin.
G. A. Martin, w. Lyle, P. Lisnman. A.
Giles, w. Armstrong, W. B. Mclean.
A. F. Judd: Wheeler and Smith. cox
SWANS: G. II. Angus, quartermaster. A.
A. Wilder. manager, steward and
carpenter,
The men viii come up to town every
day and return to camp in the evening
Rowing will commence as soon as the
boat can be launched anu will continue
until dark After rowing, a rundown
win follow. then supper and lights OUT
at 9 p. m
The training viii be done upon broad
English ideas and raw beef and toast
win not figure as the principal space
fllers Instead. a liberal table will be
provided
The Healanis WA go down to Pearl
Harbor on Wednesday.
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and pacing, best two heats in three;
purse $50
Edna G Hardly Able
Artie w SteampIough
). Five furlongs dash. free for all; purse
500.
Mollie Connors Racery
Watossa Vioris
yirgie A Gartaiene
Venus Gaiety Girl
4. One mile dash, free for all; purse $3.50
General Cronje Aggravation
vioris
3. Gentlemen's driving race, one mile
heat. free for all. amateur drivers,
open to members of the Hawaiian
Jockey Club; cup value $50.
Entries will be
published later.
s. Criterion Cup, one and one-half miles
dash, free for all; purse $500, to be
won twice by the same stable.
Billy McC1uskey Weller
Lady Amanda
JUNE 18TH.
I. One and one-sixteenth miles hurdle
race, free for all. four hurdles.
purse $50.
Merril's Force Dixie Land
2 Six furiongs dash, free for all; purse
500.
Mollie Connors Gartalene
virgie A Racery
g. 2:14 class. trotting and pacing, best
three heats in five; purse $500
wayboy Tom Ryder
Steamplough Los Angeles
L. one mile dash. Hawaiian bred; purse
$50
Gaiety Girl Albert II
Amarino Amaranth
5. Consolation race. one mile, for nom
winners at this meet; purse 500.
Entries close at
post.
g. Jockey Club Cup, one and ne-quarter
miles handicap, free for all, weights
to be announced the previous even
ing; purse $780,
Billy McCluskey Weller
Gartalene Defender
Aggravation Lady Amanda
| T. Pony race, ene-ha1f mile dash, four
teen hands or under; purse SIS.
Entries will be
published later.
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GAMES NOW
I NO. ALL
Oahu Equalized
Matters Last
Saturday.
STARS TOO GOOD
FOR ARTILLERY
Old Timers Take First Game of
the League Series-League
Bars Professionals.

Punahou trimmed up Kamehameha
again on Saturday to the pattern of Il
to Z. Each nine has now two games to
its credit and the next game will decide
the championship.
Castle pitched great bah throughout
the game, the curves of which the KAN
ties were unable to unravel Punahou
erred seven times and the Kams eleven,
an unnatural coincidence.
During the game Harbottle coliided
with Perry and the former player sus-
tanned dislocated shoulder.
The score.
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Fine Residence tor Sale

I OFFER FOR SALE THE FINE
residence Of Mr.. DOUGLAS COL
Inns, situated on School street, be-
tween Fort and Nuuanu. streets,
The grounds are nicely improved and
planted with fine trees.
The main dwelling house is well and
substantially built, in good repair. and
contains large lanai, large double
parlors, extra large dining room, large
hall, three extra large bedrooms, bath.
room with hot and cold water, large
kitchen, fine cellar, a portion OF which
is cemented, and contains extra stove
with stationary washtub. Large rear
yard. A large barn, stables, henhouse
and servants house
Property has a frontage on School
street of IS feet. depth OF 216 feet.
and a total area of 4S-160 of an acre.
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KAMEHAMEHA.
SUMMARY.


In the third inning HarbottIe retired
and Kealoha took his place at center
field.
Bases Stolen-Hamoku, Kekuewa, Lem
on, Williamson, j. Marcailino.
Two-base Hits-Naeole, Puma, Rich
ards, J. Marcallino.
Three-base Hit-Perry.
Base on Balis-By Lemon g.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Kekuewa-
Struck Out-By Lemon 2. by Castle 4.
Passed Balls-Perry l.
Wild Pitches-By Lemon L
Time Of Gane-One hour Al minutes.
Umpires-W. II. Rabbit and C. A. Ell
ston
Scorer. Deverill.
STARS AGAINST ARTILLERY.
The Stars shone brightly as of old last
Saturday at KapioIani Park; In fact. SO
brightly that they dazzled the military
optics. The artillery played disappoinr-
ingly and viii have to improve wonder
fully If they don't want to be presented
with the leagues wooden spoon.
The .'old reiiaoles" played anything but
gilt-edged ball. The nine lacked condi-
ton to man, however, and with a lit
tie training the Stars should turn out to
be one of the most formidable teams in
the league.
The score:
1234567se
Stars ..................21 $50 14s-1s
Artillery .........00 000131o-s
Two-base Hits-Stars: Davis /, w. VII
der l.
Three-base Hits-Stars: n. Wilder. Da-
Wis, Kiley. Artillery: Burbank.
Battery-Stars: Bowers. Brown, Davis,
Artillery: Buckley, Burbank, Bullock.
Umpires-Graham, Jones.
Time of Game-Two hours
At meeting Of the Honolulu Baseball
League held last week the following I'M
portant amendment was adopted and add
ed to the bylaws of the league. Each
manager of teams In the Honolulu Base
ball League shall furnish the secretary Of
the league with list Of the names oil
the players in his team Such list OF
names shall be limited to sixteen and
shall consist of men who reside in Homo
lulu at the time. In case, however. thai
any manager wishes to increase the list
he must first secure the consent Of tbs
league"
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TWO RECORDS BoKEN.

We note the impressive circumstance
that on the every day when Northern
Pacific common reached LOCO in New
York, the first edition Of John Bun
vans Pilgrims Progress sold in Lon
don for the record price Of ], 475 guineas,
or nearly $500. There are in known
existence only five copies of the first
edition; time. chance and the devouring
elements have effected this remarkable
corner in Bunyan accommodates
York Sun
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auction Sale
A LcaSchOld
ON SATURDAY, JUNE Is,
AT u O'CLOCK NOON
PAGES 9 TO is

At my salesroom; IS Queen street.
will sell at public auction. by order Of
the lard agent of the BISHOP ES-
TATE, the lease Of all of that portion
Of thesLOKO MAKALAPA, at HALA-
WA. EVA, owned by the ESTATE
OF BERNICE p. BISHOP. and con-
tanning an area Of 50 acres, more or
less, as per the survey OF Mr.. II. D.
Monsarrat; also the Loko Kunana, the
Loko Muliwai and the Umil1ii stream
at Halawa, EVA
Lease to be for the term Of u years,
from July LIST, 1901. Upset price. $1,25s
per annum. payable semi-annually In
advance in United States gold coin.
Possession of the Loko Kunana, the
Loko Muliwai and Umikii to be given
on and after April 1st, 1902.
Purchaser to pay all taxes, rates or
charges whatsoever. All charges for
expenses Of lease, etc., to be at the pur-
chaser's expense.
For further information apply at the
office of the Land Agent Of the Bishop
Estate, II Merchant street.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE BIRDS.

While Jacob Becker, Colorado mine
owner, was visiting the new zoo al
Colorado Springs. and ostrich reached
over the fence and extracted q $3.50
diamond from Mr. Becker's shirt front
To all who wear diamonds this should
serve as an ostrich tip to keep out of
the reach of the birds.-Boston Herald.
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CLOSING NOTICE

THE STORES OF THE UNDER
signed will be closed all day TUES
DAY, JUNE IL {Kamehameha Day..
Customers are requested to place their
orders as early as possible on Mon
MAY & CO.,
LEWIS & CO.,
SALTER & WATTY,
5s7s C. j. DAY & CO.
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NOTICE.

TO CREDITORS OF PIONEER AD-
vertfsing Company: ALI persons hav-
ing unpaid claims or new contracts
with the Pioneer Advertising Compa-
ny will please present same at the of
fee, In Progress block, within ten days
from date OF this notice, or On or be-.
fore June 18th.
PIONEER ADVERTISING CO.
Honolulu, June 3, 1901. 5874
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4 SERIOUS .coMPLAINT.

What made you leave yoh place VIII
dat gemman?'' asked Miss Miami
Brown. .sDidn' he pay you right?
Yes answered Mr.. Erastus Pink
ley. He paid fus' rate. But his
clothes was SO out o. style dat was
almost fohced to keep out o. society.
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JAMES F. MORGAN,
IS QUEEN STREET.
FOR RENT.

RESIDENCE OF C. J. MCCARTHY,
on Young, Piikoi and Beretanla streets.
Fine, large yard, with fruit and shade
trees.
House contains parlor, dining room,
wants quarters, etc.
Stalls for two horses and carriage
room
House will be rented furnished. Par
ty renting must take good care Of the
premises.
Apply to
JAS F. MORGAN.
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A TECHNICAL DEFENSE.

Sue-You said you were going to
marry an artist, and now you are en-
gagged to a dentist
FIo-Well, isn't he an artist? He
draws from real life,-Phiiadelphia
Bulletin
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EcLOSIHG IorICE.

THE METROPOLITAN MEAT
Company and the Honolulu Market
Company will close their places OF
business at o'clock a. m, Kamehame-
ha Day, June 18th. They will make
one morning delivery only. 5S75
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Hawaiian Jockey Club
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

ALL INVITATIONS ISSUED FOR
the races on the 18th, 18th and 18th OF
June are for the privileges of the Jock
ey Club stand only, and do not entitie
the holder to free admission TO the ,
c. L. CRABBE.
5s7s Secretary.
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HIL0 HANGS
UP BIG PURSES
Over $4,000 offered for There
Days Racing Athletics
a Feature.

Hiio will have three days racing on
July 4th. 5th and 9Th Over 5000 has
beezs hung up 1oE.-horse races and 800
for athletics. The program of events is
as follows:
JULY 9TH.
l. smile Hawaiian bred 800
3 2:3s class trot and pace. in 3D.. La
B 1a-mile, free for all .............. 150
H. 1-mile pace and trot, free for all.
In 200
5. @-mile dash. free for all .......... LEO
6. Lunas, race, owners UP, / mile ;. rs
Z. Hilo Mercantile Cup, value $50,
and purse $3.50, mile, free for
all, to be won twice .............. $50
s. Japanese race. 1a-miie, owner to
ride 50
9, <Donkey race, 1e-mile, change rid
ers %
10. Gardeners driving race, 3-min-
ute class, owners to drive $1,000. 100
IL ra-mile, free for all .............. $50
II. Consolation race, mile ....-... 100
JULY eth.
1. 3s-miIe, free for all .............. 800
2. 2:20 class, trot and pace, in ST.. lbs
3. H-nile dash, free for all .......... 125
4. japanese race, / mile, owners up. so
>. Trot and pace, free for ALL in g.. 200
s. 15-Tnile dash, free for all $1,000. lbs
Z. 1-miIe hurdle, 8 hurdles .-...... 125
s. A-mile handicap, free for all -. $50
3. Mule race Il mile .......-........ 80
10. T4-miles, free for all .............. $50
JULY 9Th.
l. 12-mile, free for all sl25
2. japanese race, mile, owners up. 50
8. 1-miie handicap, free for all ...... lbs
4. Lunas' race, q mile, owners up 49,. IS
s. 1A-mile handicap, free for all -. LIS
I. Pony race, u mile ............... 10
Races to be conducted under the rules
of the California Jockey S4ub.
Not less than three entries and three
to start in each race.
Entries close at the office of the Vol
eano Stables Company at noon on Mon
day. July 1st; SIS of purse TO second
horse.
The athletic events will be as follows,
the day to be set at future time:
i. Ball game, prize 500; to be one prize
only If a team comes up from Ho-
nolulu: IL local teams. first prize
(winners), SIS. and SIS to the losers.
2. Highland piping in full dress; prize
SO
3. Throwing the hammer, is lbs: first
prize, SO; second prize. S.
4. Highland fling in costume; first prize
so; second prize, IS.
s. 100-yard dash; first. $40; second, S.
s. Putting the 16-lb. shot; first, $40; Sec
ond, s..
I. Running high jump; first, $40; second,
$.
s. Highland Reel: first, so: second. s..
g. SS0-yard run: first, SO; second, s..
10. 100-yard ladies' bracelet dash; first
SO. Competitors In this race are
nominated by their lazy frienos
who receive the prize.
| IL. Exhibition sword dance; first, a med
al; value SO.
! Il. Sac race: first, SO.
13 22o-yard run; first, $40; second, s..
Il. Throwing the 56-lb. weight; first, $40
i second, s..
Is 22e-yard hurdle race. first, $40; second
1s Obstacle race: first, SO; second. 50.
il7. Tug-of-war: winners, SOD.
E1s 449-yard run; first, $40; second. s..
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JAS F. MORGAN.

5s7s IS QUEEN STREET.
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EssIosAL CARDS.

= AND INVESTMENTS.
|. poyD & Co.-Judd Bldg.
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4, Zeal Estate and Notary
4 King St; Tel. 3D.
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and pacing, best two heats in three:
purse $50.
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5s7s
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-cH - Attorney-at-Law,
|, St, Honolulu
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Merchants Purse. 800 class, trotting
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To The Public.

We have now IN our employ an ok
pert CITY Tailor and have fitted up
shop in the rear Of our store, for the
convenience of our customers and
the public generally Any pressing,
cleaning, repairing or alterations,
entrusted 10 rs will receive prompt
and proper attention az reasonable
prices The ladies are especially in
vited 10 bring their jackets. wraps
and tailor made suits 10 US for alter
ations and fitting. Very Resp't,
80 Parks a Waldrop.
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FEARFUL COLLISION.
Eight Men Dead. One Fatally injured
and Two others Hurt.

Paramount, W. Va, Jan. "a col.
hsion between a freight train and an
engine ON the Mononnhela division Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad near
Highland, brought death 10 eight men
and fatal injuries TO one man and slight
injuries to two others. The collision oc-
CURED ON the bridge crossing the mouth
Of Keen's Run, which is 25 feet above
the backwater Of the Monongahela
river. Both engines were running at
full speed
Brakeman O'Leary ran 20 Highland.
over mile distant and succeeded in
getting a lantern just As the flyer came
into sight and sgnalled the engineer.
But for his action many Of the lives of
the three score Of persons ON the flyer
would have been lost.
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100000 000000000o

II. Samucls, the well known cot
ton man of Marlin was here yestcr-
day.
Just received choice lot of fresh
garden seeds at McDougald'. drug
store. rs
For residence lots convenient to
churches an school call on c. A..
Adams %
City Lots for sale and tenant
house for rent Apply to W. A..
Banks. 5s
Miss Sallie Eddleman Of Rogers
Prairie is visiting her father, who Is
quite Ill.,
Boarders Wanted.-Good private
board for gentlemen. Apply at Ea-
gle office. rs
II. r.. smith. p. II. Arlington and
;. G. Williams We're here from Mil
lean yesterday.
Mis- Grace Bowman, who has been
quite sick several days was reported
better yesterday.
/ Col j. X. Street Of Houston, the
veteran newspaper man, was in
Bryan yesterday.
| 4 good pillow aud saddle pony for
sale, or will trade for milk cow. APP
I ply az Eagle office. via
Miss Emma Wooten of Hockey
came zap yesterday TO attend the
Lacy-Martin wedding.
Mrs. A. G.. Steele returned to Nav
asota yesterday after visit 10 Mr..
and Mrs. II. T.. Poverty.
For Deadshot Rheumatism Cure
discovered byan old negro--call on
| +. ;. Wilcox, Bryan, Texas. j2d
Rev. J. 4. Duncan Of Temple and
| A. T.. Duncan Of Waco, arrived yes
terday for the Lacy-Martin mar
riage.
The best refrigerated meats Of all
kinds at the City Market, aud at new
market opposite G w. a b. V. depot
! ;. W. buchanan, Prop. n
Judge W. G. Gibbs Of Madison
Vile was caller at The Eagle oiiic,
yesterday. Judge Gibbs is on th,
way to Edna, TO visit his son Waitei
Gibbs.
, Hot and cold baths, shower anC
vapor baths. Porcelain tubs. Every
thing new and first class at the Elk
change Hotel barber shop. Dan J
Ford, proprietor. Jan.ll.
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Mr.. J. &. Witt Of Houston, mama
ger for the Postal telegraph eompa-
ny, spent yesterday in Bryan a I
concluded arrangements for openi
an Office here as early as the wo 4
can be done. The Office will boil
Gated at the Exchange hotel and W
be in charge Of Miss Smitha Wal
lace who is an experienced operator.
II Is expected the Office will be ready
to open Monday. Mr. Witt gave the
Eagle pleasant call while here.
He was formerly a newspaper man
and still has a fondness for the smell
Of the ink.
As Moses lifted the brazen serpent
In the wilderness, so am | holding
out bargains Of equal brilliancy in
real estate that whpsOeyer will
may come and be made happy.
Verify say unto you, happy will be-
the man who looketh to my bargains
and secureth home for his wife and
babes. But woe be- unto him who
looketh not; he will boz like unto the
unwise man who, after life of hard
work, hath nothing 10 show for his
labor except rent receipts. Now Is
the time, come and let me make you
happy. Monroe Edge. Land Agt.
DIS Office at Webb Bros
The following officers Of the First
National bank Of Bryan have been
reelected for the ensuing year: DIR
J. W. Howell, president: Guy NJ
Bryan, Jr., vicc-president: II. O
Boatwright, chasier; l.. l.. McInnis
assistant cashier; l.. l.. McInnis
assistant cashier. Those named anC
T. Is. Graham are the directors.
Mr.. Wilmer X. Marriott and 81.
ter, Miss Ida, Of Bryan, arrived u
Sandersou Wednesday ON visit &,
their sister, Mrs. j. Mark Baugh. -
Shndcrson Star.
FOR RENT-Fiyc room house il
south part Of town. Good cistern
stables, cow shed, etc. Apply d
Cole Bros %
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TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
The Hsuss Fialshs. the sslsetioa % on
GERS % Thai body.


Austin. Jan. s.-The house finished
- 'ection Of officers Of the houss
There was no contest Of
W. Ier the selection Of any member
TGe following are the principal
officers:
The officers Of the house 20 far a.
elected are a. follows:
Chief clerk. Lee ROundtree Of
Williamson.
Sergeant at-arm Tip Jones Of Collin.
Assistant sergeant at-arms.-Thomaa
Hall Of Fayette.
Reading clerk-Mark Logan Of Ham.
mond.
The following are the officers elected
by the senate:
Secrctary-J. p. Pool Of Victoria.
Assistant secretary-w. b. Oquinn Of
Angelina.
Journal clerk-M. L. Goodwin Of II
Paso.
Assistant Journal clark-M G.. San
ders Of Van Zandt.
Calendar clerk-Fount Ray
Enrolling clerk-John l. Stephenson
Of Taylor.
Assistant enrolling clerk-Miss Mary
DE Zayalla Of Bexar.
Engrossing Clerk-Frank p. Smith Of
Bill.
Assistant engrossing clerk-w. NJ.
Cobb of lAyaca.
Sergeant at arms-C. Hallen Of Travis.
Assistant sergeant-at. arms - ID. +.
Hughes Of Limestone.
Doorkeepcr-John w. Dale Of Mon
tague.
Assistant doorkeeper-IAcien Co.'S Of
Baylor.
Chaplain-L S Davenport Of Hutto.
Committee clerkships-Misses Emily
Holcomb, Monny Green, Mabel Shelly
Mrs Hops Hawkins, Levi Lloyd, \. b
Pa-chal, G. q. Morris and Miss Ami,
Althensen.
The salaries Of the above Offices wa.
fixed at 8 pr day.