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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND INSTALL
ing two sw~itchooaras ~ IN In the Pumping station
ton b. C.-Omce Of the Commissioners, D. q,
Washington, d. O.. March 9. 1902.-SEALED
PROPOSALS. will be received at this ONCE unfil
12 o'clock noon on March o. 1909, for furnfshine
and installing two switchboards In the Pmpins
tween lst and 4fh sts.. Washington, D. q. 70,
the Water Department Of the District OF COlnm.
bia, Specifications and blank forna Of propossIs
may ba obtained at this Office. Detailed nians
may be seen In the ONCE OF the Electrical Enef-
neer Of the District Of Columbia. A deDnsit ~
ave hundred dollars t$5OO.O09 win be rruuired
with each bid. as guarantee that contract I'm
be entered into. II awarded. HENRY b. MAC.
FARLAND. JOHN w. ROSS, JOHN BiDD1.E
Commissioners ID. q mh0- -6f
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MACHINERY, ETC.

FOH SALE-KNOWLES CoMBINED PUMP AND
boiler, 1xAhx1o; 3H.P. Otto gas engine; 0x12
stde-efank engine; 4O-H.R. low pressure l0co1no-
tive boiler; also 25-H.P. feed water heater.
T. T. HURLEY. ;
PHONE as4. ue22-s,tp inc Ohsa are.
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ATTORNEYS.

eet, mos. successful lawyer N the District gives
etrict attention to al criminal cases: moderafe
fees; easy terms. Room 10. 631 r NV. mho.fms
CHARLES 9. BUNDY,
Commissioner Of Deeds for New Yofk and al
other states and territories. FendaN blde cor az
e., opposite CITY Hall. Phone 1872 Su2Sl. .tS
CAI6PBEIL CARRINGTON NATTORNEY- -AT-I.HW.
webster Law bailding. sos D st. NV, Washins.
too D. O. Residence. No. Mount Vernon FlHts
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. 80
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,n s1rREME Sd5s,c COURT OF THE DISTRICT .s, OF c.
hoaaf Is fFSa.s TO- tive That se
s1sirins;a who was by the Supreme Court OF the
On the estate Of jeanaette G. cammaek. has with
the approval Of the Supreme Court of the District
Friday. the Dist day Of Mapeh 1902 at 10 ocioef
am, as the time. and said court room as the
said estate under the courts direction and control
when and where all creditors and persons sntitled
n os BY
ney duly authorized with their claims against the
sS a'S Of S6'!Fs Rr lss5 1sY
kAkSEk A!ssTnsS sssa' Atfsst asssoffL louis DENT
Clerk Of the Probate &c court. ae D'' fe25-isw-st
hsrf k rSs % tive that tho
tFiet q Columbia granted etters testamentary on
tne estate at o., Of Andrew Green has With the
the 2lst DAY q March 1862. at Is O'clock am:
making payment and distribution from said estate.
, H1asr the he sr, direction and control when ana
tributive shares or legacies. residue. are noti
e to in Or Hy tho ss
51s KS fSGsF So%Szs SasS j. xSsS
Assist assistant Tressurer BY JOHN B LARNEa At
Probate Court. fe25-1aw-3t
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
sa e.i tss sud- aS
scriber, Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
s sssT the os e 81. e
Of James P: Lewis, late II tie District Of Colum.
hia, deceased. ALI persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warmed to exhibit the
same, win the sthereof legally authenti-
q S
be excluded from all benefit pf said estate. Given
under my hand this 24thl day Of February. 1902.
us a r2s as re est bs Atest: M
TURNER MITCHELL.s Attptneys. fe26-1aw-3t
IN THE SUPREME COGRT OF THE DISTRICT
II Columbia holding a Special Term for Equity
business.-The Washington 1Odn and Trust Com
pany, guardian Of the estatao and next friend at
George n. herrel. vs. the unkpown heirs. ailenees
22942, Docket 61:.On mptiop pf the compaainaut
18th day of Jsnuary. ADJ le03, ordered that the
defendants the unknown heir4 alienees or devisees
OF John Meller. deceaseAs' eadSe their appearance
occurring three months alfes ihis date: otherwise
the cause win be procekdsd with as in case of
default. Provided that this notice be published
twice month Tor three months In the Washing
ton Law Reporter and The Evening STAR The
OF George N. Herrelf to lot numbered twenty
txO. In Loring Chapperss snbdivisiOn Of lots m
square nine hundred and sixty $780,. as per plat
recorded IN the ONCE Of the surveyor for the DIS.
trict Of Columbla In Ldber r. L. H. ut folio i5S.
fendants from asserting any title claim thereto.
BY the court: A. C. BRADLEY, Justice Test:
,. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By W. LATlMER. Assist
ant Clerk. .jal4. q. .fel. ID, ,mhl&ll
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ACCOUNTANTS.
]. =. BATES

-. q, - BATEX,
ruhlic Accduntant and Auditor
Room 1lO. WashtngtOn Loan and Truef huiadfne.
lel-u osh and sts. NV. ZslepAoae Nc. S7l
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DI ;TRICT OF CO.
lumbia. holding Probate Court;-No: 1OOo6. ad-
scribers, who were by the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia granted letters Of admins
with the approval Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding a Probate Court.
appointed Friday. the 21st day Of March, 1902,
at 10 O'Clock am, the time, and said court
room as the place, for making payment and dis
tribution from said estate, under the courts direc
tiOn and control, when and where all creditors
and entitled to distributive shares iega-
cies. or residue, are notified to attend, In per
their claims against the estate properly vouched.
Given under our hands this -4th day Of February,
By WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Attorney. Attest:
LOUIS A. DENT, Register of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TO ExcHANGE-FoR CITY PROPERTY, OR
WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE-ONE OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES ON THE MET
BRANCH, B. AND o. R. R.; 1O-ROOM HOUSE:
GOOD WELL: GAS MACHINE; LOT 15Ox15O:
DELIGHTFUL LOCATION; CONVENIENT TO
APPLICATION.
mhS-St R. e. BRADLEY. 1903 r ST
FOR ExCHANGE-BRICK STORE, NO. 6l4 TENN.
ave. me-. with rooms, anil, for unimproved
lots. F. ]. DIEUDONNE, 414 7th st. NV mhs -as
FOR EXCHANGE FINE HOUSE IN NORTH
west bet. 18th aud 10th sts.; 8 rooms and bath;
3 stories; basement; furnace heat; price. So, 6OO
Want to exchange for Groom house on Capitol
Hill or me- section.
fe19-tf GASCH BROS, 1907 NV
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
is to give notice TSss the su
scrber. of the District of Columbia, has obtained
bia letters tessamentary On the estate Of % Wiford
F. Robbins. late of the District Of Columbia de-
All havnS claims against the de-
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated,
March, B. ss they may ,Vfn by dax ax Ss
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
ny A1S t 12 14as ey ssw Of fd4s Msrsn 1897
LOUIS 4 DENT, Register Of Wills for the Dig
q B0W eIt S she
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
holding to at 9e is:
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Column
bia letters Of adninlsratlon M e t. a. on the estate
deceased are hereby VARIED e exhibit the sans as
the subscriber on or before the 10th day Of March
4: D. 1903: otherwise they may by law be excluded
Pc rs Jog Say s
IAN G. PKEaNTiss, Attotney :''N mhi1-1awss
SUPREME COURT OF F7THR DISTRICT OF Co
ministration-Th is to give notice that the sub
scriber. who was by the Supreme Court OF the
on i'il the estate Of E. H. Breekinridge, has. With
the approval Of the Supreme Court Of the District
rds ss 5 5ssaSs a o. s %
am, as the time. and said court room as the
said estate, under the COURTS direction and con-
troll. when and where all creditors and persons
residue, are notified to attend. IN person or by
agent attorney duly authorized, with their
under Its hand this Sd day of March, 1902. THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
by JOHN B. LARNER. general counsel. Attest:
LOUIS A. DENT, register Of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, clerk Of the Probate Court.
mh4-1aw3 at
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THE DUNLOP.

Built entirely Of brick and directly on the Beach
front. Most central location. Contains sea and
fresh-water baths. private and public, elevator sun
parlors overlooking the Boardwalk. dining hall
top floor, &c American and EUropean plans. Write
for booklet and special spring terms.
ROBERT T. DUNLOP formerly Of
fe26 26t-1O The Imperial and Victoria New York.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.


FOR SAIE1BUSINESS PROPERTY, 9TH ST.
NV. between and sts.; store room cellar,
fats; owner says store can be rented for $110
month; lot 2Ox10O; alley; q choice location
for any business.
FOR RENT-SQUARE 40. BET. 18TH AND 1874
SITS. south Of e, good water frontage: suitable
for wood and coal wharf. lumber yard. fish and
oyster wharf: rent, $50 per month. Apply to
mhs-8t WESTCOTT 4 WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-NO 1900 PA. AVE-: A VERY De
sirable corner business property; large rooms
and cellar; furnace; fine show windows; rent, Sos
per month. WESICOIT WnOOA,
mh68t 1SO1 PA. ave.
FOR SALEITHE ,SHEDD TURKISH BATH, NO
sos b ST. NV: lot so.6hx11e to wide alley:
substantial 3-story and basement brick building,
containing about 20 rooms; al mod imps WIN
be sold at very low dgure. For further particu-
Iars and card to inspect apply to TYLER d
RUTHERFORD Qnc), 1907 r ct. NV. mh6-3ts
ron aAIlE-SlO, 600 FOR BUSINESS PROPERTY
now rented at $c0.0 90 per month; only ONE AND
ONEHALF blocks from 11th and F sts.; large
4-story building containing store and dwelling
rooms; lot Is. 7bx92; terms. $500 cash and as
psysble On Or BEFORE years. l1lss interest
ef ali cash. HEISKEIL 4 McLERAN,
mh5-6t lOOS st. NV.
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Dveuthing strictly Asst-ciao and sn. the mose
ssasonahls terms. Tslspheas eaM 80 ja7.i0.te
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KENSINGTON
Eight-room house, nearly new; corner lot, having
oyer 10000 square feet; abundance Of fruit;
plenty Of room Tor garden and chickens; owner
having engaged in business elsewhere will dis
pese OF this property at very low figure Also
very attractive eight-room house. clear Of in
eumbrance; owner will exchange for city house
and pay difference In cash.
W. NJ. TERRELL.
With B. II. W0rner Co.,
mhS-3t 018 st. NV,
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WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.

THE HOBART,
Ocean end Of Virginia ave- Atlantic City
O2en al the year. Steam heat. Sun parlor.
Send Tor iea1let. mill -tu, Il, 8, ,3m
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HVI Ill MAJES TEC,
Virginia Ave-, Sd House From Beach.
81 per day and upward. so per week and upward.
Sun parlor; heated BY steam; elevator. Illustrated
booklet s. G. OSBORNE
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=. L.
THE ALBEMARlE.
VIRGINIA AVE NEAR BEACH AND PIERS
An elegant, modern hotel, new throughout;
capacity, 400; oners superior accommodation st
special spring rate Of S. $40 and $12 weekly
for large, sunny rooms and excellent cuisine.
Contains elevator private baths. steam neat,
beautiful parlors and every comfort. Or
chestra. Booklet mailed ]. P. COPE.
fe16-20t-1O
THE WILTSHIRE,
Virginia Ave. near Beach. Atlantic City, N. ].
American plan, $3.50 per day and upwards-
European plan, $3.50 per day and upwards.
Heated by steam. Sun parlor. Elevator from
street level
OPEN ALL YEAR.
fe21-26t-10 8. s. PHOEBUs. Owner and Prop.
THE PIERREPONT. New Jersey Ave. and Beach.
OPENS MARCH I. Full ocean view. Large, airy
rooms. SUITE with bath. All modern appoint
ments. including elevate from street level. Apply
for booklet. J. L. BECHTE4. Owner and Prop.
fe21-7S 7St.6
THE EvARD-KENTUCKY AVE; MINUTE FROM
beach. Steam heat. Excellent cuisine. Special for
spring. 50 to $12 weekly New management FAIR
BANKS & MACKENTHUN. formerly OF Idylwyld
mh1L20t-4
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THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY MARCH H. 1eo2-1e PAGES
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE|ETH ST. EXTENSION-I HAVE
few choice lots for sale near lAth st. extended
and NJ: Pleasant p to 100 fest fsooti price only
lots will double and treble In value By the ex-
tension Of 14th It. Eof full Particular address
BANKER Star ONCE. mh11-15t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

HERVEY.- Corsicana Texas, July 2t.-4
Mr.. r. II. Hervey, an old citizen Of Cor
sicana died at O'Clock this morning De
ceased had lived In Navarro county for
many years.
BisHoP. Elliott, Texas, July 2l.-Mr
Hines Bishop, Confederate veteran and
highly respected citizen living near here
died at 10 a. m. today after n lingering III
ness af four months duration. Remans
will be Inferred In the cemetery ut this
place at 10 a. m. tomorrow
CRiPPEN. Crowley, La, July 21-Mf
Charles l.. Crippen, manager OF the real
estate firm of W. w Duson & Bro, died
this morning at l2:4o after a short illness
Mr.. Crlppen was one Of the most pushm
citizens here and has done much for the
city and parish. He leaves a widow, two
daughters aged l6 ana II, n father and
brother. The funeral services were held
at the Central Methodist Episcopal church,
South, this afternoon at o'clock, Rev. +.
S. Parker preaching the sermon The Fyth-
ians and Elks, OF which orders he was a
member, attended the funeral in a body.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23
FOR A RICE EXCHANGE
MOVEMENT ON FOOT BY MEMBERS
OF OIL. AND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Desire 10 Get Those Connected with the
Industry Interested in Time to Han
die the Coming Crop.

The brokers an the Houston OIL aud
Stock Exchange contemplate the handling
of rice through this medium OF trade. ~
fact a movement rs on foot 10 amend the
charter SO that 70 rice exchange may bc rs.
tablshed 10 connection with the on aud
Stock Exchange Dcnnite plans have not
yet developed for handling The business
but the matter was discussed by members
Of the exchange yesterday and It was de-
cldcd to take action Immediately.
II Is the desire TO got the planters Of the
rice belt, the miliers and all connected With
the marketing of the pr 3duct interested in
The institution IN time to hendle tho iucoin-
Ing crop. i is pointed out that the proper
lions 10 which the industry hns grown in
Texas aud Southern Louisiana demands
such a medium for disposing OF the yield
in Ioustou, thc natural centor Of the belt,
The erection Of three additional mills.
besides the facilities possessed for keeping
IN touch with the lending rico ccnters Of
the country render the advantages Of the
city stir greater as a market The move
mont Is prompted by such state Of affairs
and the outcome win depend largely upon
those who are interested most In the pro.
in1lph OF ihc graz P'"H' Va '"N N,''' "t
try. u Is proposed To have samples OF al!
grades Of rice ana a classifier on the hoor "t
the exchange and make the accommodations
for both buyer and seller sufficient % effect
spot sales and ITO arrive" at any time they
may be justified by the wants Of the trade.
basis OF value can thus be established
from local transactions and tho opportunity
given 10 the planter TO keep Informed as TO
the cour.e OF the market, which will enable
him 10 sell his product to the best adyan-
taee. Further steps Will be taken at the
meeting of the exchange today and II suffi-
clent encouragement Is obtained maj ACTON
viii be pushed as rapidly as possible before
the approaching season is under way
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

WASHINGTON. Announcement was
made that arbitrator have been chosen
respectiyel. by The unltsd states aud b.
as the Plus fund clnims case, being
claim by the Catholic archbishop Of Calf
fornia to recover large amount OF money
alleged TO be due the church by Mexico
WASHINGTON. Secretary Root VIII
soon leave for New York, whence he will
sail on Thursday fer Europe In company
With General II. Porter, United States am.
hassader 70 France Il Is expected that
he will return September .,
WASHINGTON Justice Hagner has is
sued rule ordering Secretary OF War
Root to show cause by July % why O nj.
emptorN nandumus should not he issued
recurring him to restore Miss Rehecra i
Taylor TO a clerkship In the war depart.
mcnt. Miss TAYLOR was dismissed last
June, and she alleges the action was unjust
treatment.
wAsHINGToN.-The war department
transport Crook from Manila July II with
665 enlisted men Of the Twenty nfth in
fantry aud ten prisoners.
NEW YORK. General Arthur Macarthur
today assumed command OF the depart
mcnt OF the East, relieving MsJor General
John Il. Brooke.
WASHINGTON. Tho president has ap
pointed Hugh $. SUTTON as superintendent
OF thu United States mint at New Orleans
La, vice BootEby. resigned.
NASHlNtION.--I Is announced at the
navy department that the official trial Of
the monitor Arkansas, built 1T Newport
News, VIII take place on August g. The
contract speed of the Arkansas Is twelve
knots.
NEW ORLEANS. DIR, Joseph Biddle viii.
kinscn, head Of a distinguished family IN
this State and father Of former Congress
man Theodore Wilkinson and former Unltvd
States Appraiser j. 3. Wilkinson, Jr., Of
New York, is dead
WASHINGTON. BY direction OF the sec
rotary of war, Geneal Corblu has writ, N
Colonel Groesbcck asking him foi an ex.
PLANTATION of the interview lately published
regarding the court martial OF Major Wal.
Ter Colonel Groesheck was judge ndvo,
cate of the court and the opinion expressed
at the war department is that M officer
should not talk about such matters
PHlLADELPHIA.--A strike has been In
augurated throughout the country by the
United Goldbenters' National Union of
America In this city Ellis Grey, president
of the local union said elghty-SlX goldbcHt.
ers and forty apprentices are on strike.
BERCLAIR. --Rev. stephen f. Ried rec.
tor st Stephens church (EpisCopaanl.
preached an able and Instructive sermon
At the Baptist church here last night MIR.
Ried Is one of the most eloquent dyiues
IN the state.
ROCKDALE.-Dr w. Il. Kennard, who
has been confined to his home by severe
| illness for three mouths past has sum.
ciently recovered to drive up In town OF.
| casionally.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23
TEXAS MARRIAGES.

BELSHEk ELLlSON.- Winchester Tex
as, July 21.Mr. c. Il. Besher aud Miss
Rose Ellison of Bay City, Texas, were
married here yesterday evening, July 20.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Texas. July
21-Mr, John Gilbert aud Miss Sora in.
eobs both OF Groesbeeck, were married
here last night, Judge Kincheloe perform.
Ing the ceremony In the street just in trout
OF his residence as he was on his way To
church.
KLIEN KLIEN, -Flgln Texas, July 20,
Mrs. Rosa Klien and MI. Arthur kllen
both OF Austin. were married at the home
of the brother of the bride, Mr., Phillip
Bassist of this place, last night at q
o'clock by Rev. DR. Marx OF San Antonio.
large and fashionable company were
present, many relatives and friends from
Austin being among the guests. a supper
was rendered the couple, who were also
the recipients of many costly presents, Mr.,
and Mrs Killer left on the 1890 Katy
train for Waco and other points for a
short bridal trip, after which they VIII
make their home In Austin where Mr..
Killer is engaged in business.
BELSHER- Giddlngs. Texas,
July 21.--Mr Charles Belsher OF Lexington
and Miss Rose Ellison were married At the
Methodist parsonage yesterday afternoon,
Rev. Is. w. Allen officiating.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

beaumont, 1Bxas, July -. The Beau
mont Gun club returned from Houston last
night sadder hut wiser. They say they
VIII even things up next week when they
get Houston here Their regular shoot &pr
the local medal takes place tomorrow.
The efforts to keep Agent o. w. Put
nam here are still being continued today.
The Masonic lodge will have a reception
IN their temple tomorrow evening to Mrs
Hart, one of the leading officers - the
Eastern Star. II is probable that another
Eastern Star lodge will be organized here
60 take the place of the one which dis
banded a year or two ago.
The Beaumont ball team went to Crowley
this morning where they will play three
games. They win then return here for
three games with the same team Friday,
Saturday and sunday.
Mr. John Land received some very fine
pressed brick samples made in Chicago
out of clay located on his place in Orange
county, five miles cast of here. This Is
the property which the New orleans syndi-
cate. headed by Ernest Loeb, has con
tracted to buy.
There is a good prospect for some lively
litigation by the Taylor's bayou rice farm
eTs on the one side and the Port Arthur
canal people on the other. This has been
talked of for four or FIVE years but has
never amounted taonything heretofore.
They say. however that they are going
to sue If the Port Arthur people do not
reimburse them for the damages they claim
Is the result of salt water. which they
allege comes up the bayou more freely
now than 1t did before the canal was made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23
LUFKIN LOCALS.
County Court in Session-Nearo Pris-
oner Escaped from Jail

County Court in Session-Nearo Prs-
oner Escaped from Jail.
Lufkn, Texas, July 21.-County court has
been in session the past week, with
very good docket, most OF the cases being
continued for the term.
Hon. W. NJ, Imboden ana Sheriff John
b. Reagan Of Rusk passed through the city
today en- route TO Nacogdoches. to be In
attendance upon the judicial convention to
bc held there today Mr. lmboden is the
democratic nominee for district attorney
for this district, every county In the dis
uict having instructed for him, and the
convention at Nacogdoches will only be
matter If form
Dr. L. Mantooth and wife are at La
Porte this week
Attorney w j. Townsend Is in San Au
gustnc county this week on legal bust
ness
A negro by the name of VIII Byers, con,
fined IN the county Jail charged with bur
glary, made his escape from jail last even
ing while being permitted to enjoy the
run around" He made a hole In the
brick wall by displaclng several bricks and
dropped to the ground, distance of twelve
or hfteen feet. Several joined in the chase
after the negro, who was finally arrested
by another negro,
l. u. Fairchild is in Nacogdoches today
a delegate to the democratic judicial con
YentiOn.
Hon. w. B OQuinn. democratic nominee
for the legislature from this district, has
been confined to his room several days
with rheumatism.
j. J. Singleton returned from the Calves
ton convention last Saturday
Hon. S. NJ Davis of San Augustine
nassed through the city last Thursday on
his return from the Galveston convention.