The Galveston Daily News. (Galveston, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 162, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 5, 1889 Page: 3 of 8
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TUB GALVESTON DAILY NEWS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1889.
HOUSTON LOCAL ITEMS.
THE NARROW ESCAPE OF A RAILROAD
TRICYCLIST.
Mr. Ileltinan Laid to ltcst—Candy Fulling:
-Tom Kippur—A-n Inquiry for a
Missing Man—Personal und
Other Notes.
Houston, Tex.. Oct. 2.—The cotton mar-
ket closed easy at 1-lGc decline. Sales, 651
bales. Quotations: Low ordinary, 8c; or-
dinary, 8Kc; good ordinary, Cc; low mid-
dling, 9%c; middling, 10 l-16c; good mid-
dling, 10 5-16c; middling fair, 10 9-16c.
weekly cotton statement.
The following is the Houston cotton state-
ment for the weekendiug Friday, October 4.
<t rose receipts for week 48,775
Shipments gulfward 31,772
Shipments, all rail, to . New Orleans and
via Now Orleans north 5,327
Shipments to Mexico
t iotton not in press 2,952
ftock in presses and warehouse 10,100
tock in presses—
Jiayou City press 6,973
International press 4,304
Allen's warehouse «j3
Inmau press 4,3*2
Zeiglera warehouse 185
I&acatoe's warehouse 90
Gross stock Oct. 4, 18&» 19,142
Gross stock Oct. 4, 1888 14,590
Cross receii tsthis week this year 46,775
JJet receipts this week this year 20,6«56
Gross receipts this week last year 39,896
Net receipts this week last year 14,839
Total gross receipts this year 160,676
Total not receipts this year 60,630
Total gross receipts last year 141,743
Total net receipts last year 45,983
receiver baer's report.
Tho following summary of the assets and
liabilities of the Houston Lumber company
has been filed by Major R. B. Baer receiver:
ASSETS.
Lumber and shingles per inventory and
appraisement filed In district clerk's
office $ 4,812 20
Cash 29*2
Rills receivable (collectable) 2,219 41
Bills receivable (uncoilectable) 3,850 27
Y. M. L&ngdo.i, accommodation (sub-
ject to revision) 3,750 50
Y. M. Langdon, (No. 1, subject to revi-
sion).... 9,675 40
UBton Building company.
2,010 19
2,615 03
2,073 50
763 40
617 68
275 90
2,289 21
Hdtu.T - ri
y. L. Flu lien (j>fl)8395 tecured by pav-
I ing certificates)
M. T. Jones Lumber company, subject
to offfii t
Houston Corn Mills company, subject
to offset „
Oatos & Norris, subject to offset
G. Eisele, subject to offset
jOtner accounts, receivable collectable.
Other accounts receivable uncoiloct-
ablo ■ r * 2,205 26
$37,395 88
Real ostate, building, equipment, etc... 32,777 15
Total assets $70,173 03
LIABILITIES.
(Bills payable $69,395 48
llouston Building company (accommo-
dations 3,155 44
idoue, I in bit & Coombs
Estate ol' A. G. Weils
f »uo employes
IJsclu lined wages
Other accounts payable
Total assets.
4,000 00
1,81.0 00
940 26
54 08
. 8,006 69
$82,® 95
. 70,! 78 03
making the most gratifying headway vrhen
suddenly he felt a shock and instantly was
projected into the air. On his serial voy-
age he realized that a locomotive engine
had struck him behind aud was about
to do him up,and but for his coolness would
have done so. As soou as he started on the
down shoot his mind was made, and as he
landed upon the pilot of tho engine he
grabbed an iron rod afid held fast, thus sav-
ing himself from death or serious injury.
The tricycle is badly damaged, but Mr.
Erichson Is perfectly sound except the men-
tal perturbation resultipg from the fact
that the unexpected happens.
COUNTS" court.
Estate of Ida, John, Laura and May
Miller, minors; inventory and appraise-
ment filed September 12 approved and or-
dered recorded.
Estate of Jennie A. Niblus, deceased; in-
ventory and appraisement filed September
28 approved.
Estate of Elizabeth Mainland, deceased;
inventory and appraisement and list of
claims filed September 18 approved.
Estate of Mary P. Brown; inventory and
appraisement filed September 20 approved
and ordered recorded.
Estate of Chas. Simpson, deceased. Ap-
plication for an offlef to compromise (Jled
October 1 granted. Administrator ordered
to act accordingly.
Estate of John I^eonard, deceased. Re-
port of sale of personal property filed Au-
gust 10 examined and approved.
Estate of Fanrilo A. Tawer, deceased; ro-
showing the amount in band of J250 belcing-
o the two minOt' children, and further
is that he be alio
amount to th
sd.
ing to
asking
mi
that he be allowed to turn over said
e regularlv appointed guar-
dian, granted. Ordered that upon paying
" d upon
over said amount to guardian, ah
payment of costs of cour.t, he and his sure-
ties be relieved of further liability.
died from his injuries.
From the effect of injuries received in the
recent freight wreck on tho Central road
near Millican Engineer Thos. W. Burke
died at the Houston infirmary last night.
The accident occurred three days ago and it
was hoped that Mr. Burke would survive,
but tho best medical attention could not
accomplish'it. He had resided at 43 Stan-
ley street, arid leaves a wife and several
children t,o mourn his untimely death. By
those who knetf him he was highly es-
teemed, and had been with the railway
company some years.
manufacturing company formed.
To-day there was a inoetinar of several
prominent business men wl>o organized
themselves intp a^stock coiqpany to pianu-
facture and sell a patent flolir and meal re-
ceptatle. They organized With a capital
stock of {25,000. They fer'eall Houstonfans,
except <Jae aeuUemen from eastern Te^as.
T'ilg1? Men' \iy flfigep carlles, and
they wjll meet to-nl^rrow to elect ouidei'S
and seji'd on f6rji pfmrUr. fttessrs. Geo. L.
Porter, Joe Meyer and other young men
coiripose the patty.
t. m. c. a. meetings.
On Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock Rev. I.
R. Dean of Huuts*lllo will address iha
boys' meetipg. AM tjoys under 16 years of
age are invited. At 4 o'clock £)r. J. B.
(Jranflll of Waco will cqpdjict the y6ui5g
men's meeting. All young faen ^re invited
wbithor mctrfbers qf the jlts^clation or not.
Jhijbo gentienjeu afo lift a'ttjuudaiice at tlje
Baptist stale convention, now in session in
Excess of liabilities 8if,"78 9:
may be the man.
Captain Jack White is in receipt of the
following letter of inquiry. Tho party to
whom It refers, J. H. Purnell, is pro.bably
jthe man who died last week in the lnflrma
ry. Wheu arrested aud carried to the sta-
tion house ho gave his name asPturnell, but
he afterward became delirious and called
liimself Powell. Hfe was arrested on the
night of September 3^ and carried to the
hospital and the next day died. No one
knew bislname or Jwliere lifred; "Sandy
JPolnt, Te.-r., Oct. S.^-Captafrt White, II
ton: On September H3
, llous-
J. H. Purnell left
dipfurbi
" costs.
Wftlke/ station, Fort Bend county, for
Houston, to be gone only a day or two; was
A little sick when be left. Re has failed to
(date to show up. t bave made inquiry ftnd
no oue of his acquaintances lu Houston
peem to have sceii him. I think he is in a
^idspltal or locked up, as he drinks to an ex-
cess. He is a man about 30 or 31 years of
pic. 5 feet 8 qr \)'A fnches high, a littleatoop
jibouldered, weighs abdat 180 or 100 pounds,
cas chronic sore leg and ware a bread brim
" by
g the
sie. 5 feet 8 Qr OK fnche. . „ . .....
pbouldercd, weighs abdat 180 or 100 pounds,
as chronic sore leg and wore a bread L
*vhitc hat No. 7. He can be Identified
Jjewis & Hoseabertf and a man named Andy
Gray. I am uneasy, as lie frequents the
worst (lives lu the city while druuk. Please
givo this your nttention and greatly oblige
"H. L. GARNEA."
YOM KIPPUR.
The Day of Atonement, called in Hebrew
Yom Kippur, was ushered in by the Israel-
ites yesterday evening at the sotting of the
Dun. This most solemn of all Jewish halt-
days Is observed by a total abstinence from
food or drink for full twenty-four hours,
that is to say from tho setting of the sun
Friday eve until the setting of the sun to-
day. AI the temple Detii Israel divine ser-
vices will be conducted by Rev. Kaiser, as-
pistod by Mr. S»1 Rosenfield. The song
services, under tho direction of Organist
Hodgkins, will be of a particularly grand
description, tho weird and traditional
pnusic lending soleinulty to the occasion.
At 12 o'clock noon Mr. E. Raphael will con-
duct the memorial services and will also
(deliver an address, entitled the Memory of
(Uur Dead Ones. There will be no intermis-
sion in the services, which frill be continued
juntil tlio .^tars come out The congreiratiob
will then be dismissed by the blowing of
the "shofar or ram's horn" three times,
fiupplemeuted by tue ancient priestly bene-
diction.
MR. HEITMANN'9 FUNERAL.
This forenoon at 11 o'clock a large num-
ber of forrowiug friends of the late F. W.
fleitmann and his family gathered at the
family home, corner of Dallas and San Ja-
pinto streets, to follow to its last resting
place the remains of their deceased friend.
It was a s*d moment when friends aud lov-
ing relatives marched from the house in
s sorrowing train. The large number at-
tending was a correct testimonial of the
£opularity of deceased during life. The re-
tains were conveyed to tho quiet shades
of Glenuood, and there laid to rest beneath
the sheltering fragrance of thousands of
flowers woven into symbols befitting the
grave of one whose life and sincerity had
always commanded the love and reepect of
liis fcllowmeu. The pall bearers were such
esteemed citizens as Louis Harde, E. F.
Schmidt, R. B. Baer, Judge .Tas. Masterson,
Z). M Angle, Sam M. Williams, J. J. Con-
verse and Joe F. Meyer.
CANDT rCLLISG.
This evening there was a delightful social
gathering at tho home of Miss Minnie Two- I
big, 8G Hamilton, in the Third ward, and
the guests, with tho fair young hostess, had
the lirartr enjoyment furnished by a genu-
ine oid fashioned candy pulling. There
irere a number of popular young ladies
present, which of course drew gallant beaux,
tnd as a matter of coarse a good time re-
al ted The party gathered early, but the
ileasure kept them departing until a late
.n.| oessful reault the can-
to come in fashion
large audieq£$ last {light una oue that
sffmed greaUy p.leased. Eacl) /lieyj^er of tho
—ipany bjaqea factorable ffip¥cssion.
tjople who have comje from the faderland
tna£ thafi <Vas 6 gOud law lift that cofirl-
requlripjj auy&Oelearniug to play upon
P
liour. With su
dy tvilling is liable
•gain
61REET lifTBO
The street Improve:
tni'sioner Lord h
Ol ini
V£i
(rmj.
h:
MEST FORCE.
nt fores under Corn-
been doing some good
> Fourth ward north In the way
ng various streets. On a large
' the streets the work shows its
ent on Sabine, which, by tbe
most important cross street in
id it is tlraugo that it should
this city, and (11% vi-otl adapted to interest
atfd iristftict the audiences tffat will greet
them.
BURIED TO-DAY.
To-day the remains of the lamented and
unfortunate Matt Riordan were followed to
their lMt resting placo l^y a number of
warm friends aud dev<Stgd relatives.
The burial of tue body of ipa late Fred S.
B'arrif toikj'lacd to-day surrounded by sor-
rowing friends.
JUSTICE HOLLAND'S COURT.
Wnr. Melnberg.dlsturbldjiJ the peace, jury
trial; fined tl aud costs. KOlbja G^anson,
jury trial; fljied?]
"JJfr
}.»od
JURY COMMIMIONEBS.
This afternodn the jur^ i38'fami»sioners,
Andrew Doiy, Cairnil Pliot and Geo. A.
dj«rr-
cpufl
vSmVer.
REAL EgT.AtE tBApgFERS.
Corra B. Foster to Fwls V*?. Colby, lots
1, 8, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10,11 and 1? (123 acres eac"hj
of Foster'^ sfibflivisiou pf the Ferdinand
Call oue-thlrd l^aetje, $1387 50.
TOWN NOTES.
Tho Paymaster company closed with a
djensp list pl«Iit
^—'
company tijai
P«'
say't] _
try requjripg auyBOel^arning to play upi
thacoi uit or any J'sta to g"d five miles into
thi couuitry t<J practice. They want it here.
Captain Joe W. Davis, the large stock
owner of east Texas, to-dfly shipped from
this city a train loaded with cbtton seed
hull obtained from the oil mills. It was
sent to Dayton to Be used In feeding stock.
A Irtter has beep received here that sev-
eral fvealtliy capitalists Will arrive here to-
m or row or next dS> for the purposes of
finding a good place to invest capital. They
should be shown the advantages of Hous-
ton.
PERSONAL
L. J. Polk of San Antonio arrived in the
city td-day.
W. R. Caswell of Beaumont is quartered
at tlio Capitol.
Hon. John H. Iiirby of Woodville is in
the city to-day.
D. E. Kennedy has returned from a trip
to the Pacific coast.
Dr. J. C. MayBeld went to Fort Bend
county this morning.
Walter Lufkin of Galveston was among
his friends here to-day.
A. Von Herten, a well-known Galveston-
ian, is in the city to-day.
Frank T. McGowan and family left this
afternoon for Hot Springs.
J. M. Stockton, editor of the East Texas
Pinery, is in the city to-day.
Judge Gusiave Cook has returned from a
business trip to Hantsville.
J. R Polock, a prominent citizcn of Dal-
las, is stopping at tho Capitol.
Mr. F. A. Sawyer of San Jacinto street is
ill at bis home, corner of Texas avenue.
Mr. Jno. Kane, president of the Howard
Oil Mills company, arrived in tbe city to-
day.
D. F. Eddy of Jasper and J C. Brooks of
Lavaca registered at the cotton exchange
to-day.
Colonel Thomas C'haney of tbe Howard
oil mills is here Again. His headquarters
were formerly at Houston.
Mrs. A. F. Hall and Miss Fannie SUll of
Victoria are expected to-night, and will be
tbe guests of Dr. Urwitz's home on Texas
avenue.
Joe P. Smith, the general manager and
bead of the new electric llcht company, has
returned from a month's visit to Chicago
and Fort Wayne.
Dr. W. O Langdon left to-nigh». Accom-
panying his daughter to Springfield. 111..
w':cre she will attend school. The doctor
will return November 1.
Mrs. C. B. Foster goes to Galveston in the
morning on business and to meet her
daughter. Miss Violet, who -returns by
steamer from Trenton Falls, N. Y., where
she has been spending the summer.
M. V. B. Sparks. C. R. King, Umpsw
ters at l
Cailo
an italian murderer
Who Fled to This Country Captured by De
tectivea and Landed in Jail.
New York, Oct. 4.—After four years of
involuntary exile from his native country
Antonio Galio was a prisoner yesterday at
police headquarters. Four weeks ago Chas.
Coudart, attorney for the Italian consul
invoked the aid of Chief Inspector Byrne to
capture Galio, who was wonted in Italy for
attempted murder. Ho was known to be in
this country. Detcctives Te3saro and Pes-
saro wero detailed on i,he case. Pessaro
soon learned that Galio was working in
Pittsburg roiling mill. Wednesday he
found him aud placed him under arrest.
An ugly looking stiletto was removed from
his pocket, and, babdeuffed to tbe detective,
he was lapded safely in a cell at headquar-
' midnight.
o Castaletti aud Antonio Galio were
rivals for the smiles of a beautiful girl of
17, who was the acknowledged belle of Faz-
zano, Italy, but she preferred Carlo and bo-
came his wife. Galio felt his rejection
keenly and followed the bride everywhere
she went, pressing his suit and urging her
to elope with hitn under the threat of per-
sona} injury to her or her hnsband in case
of refusal. So persistent was he in his im-
portunities that the aSrlshted girl was
forced to conceal herself when Ijerhusband
was absent. Ou the evening of May 23,1885,
the husband and the persecutor of his wifo
met at a ball at Fazzano, and the former
forcibly ejected G»iio from the room. The
following day the jealous and enraged lover
armod himstslf with a double bgfrejed shot-
gun, loaded to the muzzle With buckshot
and scrap iron, and started out to murder
the fortunate bridegroom. Carlo had not
reached the machine shops in which he Was
employed when his avongei-arrived fi4d
Galio, concealed behind ft large tool bo^ at
the road side, lay in aalbush for bi« victim.
Suddenly there were two loud reports and
Carlo fell, bleedipg from oyer a score of
wounds on his
Galio esq .
was taken home on a strctcher.
was saved, but he is a hopeless cripple and
almost an in)Docile.
Eluding the searching parties whio/i
oUted the mountains, Galio made his
esofipe and catfte t6 this country, a year
n£
by la-
t
, DieeainK rrom over a scoru 01
n his head, face and body.
leaped to the mountains and Carlo
i home on a stretcher. His life
seduced th
esofipe and cailie t& tills country, a year
tfterward settling in Milford, jjfass., uuijer
n assumed llafrie. In that quiet New En£-
assumed
land town he
lif
afnei In that quiet Ne
dfst.lngliished himself
a violout an-
girl of 11 years.
hf, and
suiting ladies and attempted
sault upon A. beautiful glr
Again he evaded tjie police by flig
after leading the life of a wanderer settled
in Pittsburg and became a puddlor in an
iron mill. lit was takou before United
State^ Commissioner Shields yosterday, and
wlis hqld for extradition. Messrs. Coudart
ainotihced that tl)e tiecessat-y papers only
awaited the slguature and seal of Secretary
Blaine.
Notes rrota Oonroe.
Conroe, Tex., dct. 4.—Captain Conroo
the voteran sawmill man of this part of the
state, shipped to Cameron, Swindell & Co.
of Brownwood a pine log measuring six-
teen feet in circumference, which was equal
to its length. This lumber firm wanted tho
log fqr tlieir trades display at tjio opening
6t the PeOijln Valle1 1 ",LI~
, - Jl „
largest Ipg jsver seisin this
sc6jifined in the (
liB'e last nleht in a
nndr. On visitifi
This is tho
ctlo%
oouuty jail
very uiyU!-
ifag tho jail
founc
e prist
made their
countable g)an
this mSrning tho door was folind t6 ba
locked and no part of the jail mutilated.
The shackles of ofie of the prisoners was
found just outside, but uo prisoners lu
sight.
Three Happy Citizens.
In tho l.-ygt drawing of the Louisiana Stato
) l,\Qt drawing
Lottery, whioh occtirrod at New Orlearis oh
Sept. 10 laifc, tjb feq Dallas parties Were made
gloriousltf happy by drawing sJ)»riJB in tho
capital pfizS 6f (30f),000, drawn by Jlcke
\oh occt
I. ithteol
_ lappy by qrawing su»ros
capital pi-izS 6f {309,000, drawn by t'eket
8iT4, ttpfl a Nri'frs f$p6rter yeete'fday looked
Sp the parties see hpw they bore up ur.-
% tie W»v a'ftliitidfc.
y. li- Boeasfjr fs j>f the fashiouable con-
fection storS on RJaiq rftVfot.
"Jacob E(s?tfwo1rr, my baker, chipped in
witli 1A0 to M a fwS^tletL " 1 ' ' -
lqulslgns lottery/' r
lu« 50 cents. heu
gallon that our tlfJk'e
g^tlog that our t)
big ppt wo web
ouce put the tjc
b%rf0''
lu the
he said, eljfihqf uspay-
We first re'ceivAd uotitt-
et was winner for the
hot believe it. We at
the cUy national
two days latter were
notified thaf flJfe Ip'rtiJJy. |lp,000, had arrived
frpm New Orleans and was in bank sub'ect
to our order. Wf will invest our money in
Dallas real oi)t,itp."
gam Burns, thou,
state lot-
te^rs of age
ebb's jewelry
store as geucyal rustler.
"I have uo(
yet," he said trt ttio repo
shall leave it alone until
bavo not touched any of
. my money
yet," h* said trt tHo report'-r "and I guess I
I find a good in
vestment for tt. When I saw the notice
that my ticket was down for the capital
prize you can bet yer life I just about broke
?oyoeck getting around to see if it Was
rue," aud the nantty Samuel chuokled
heartily in the knowledge that it was true
to a dead certainty. J Dallas News.
^Xyx>OC
auction 8AI-E8.
TO-DAY A.T IO -A-. M.s
Groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Raisins,
Candy, Vegetables, Household
Furniture, Crockery, Glass-
ware, China, Tin and Ironware,
and Miscellaneous Merchan-
dise One Young Work Mule,
Dray and Harness.
S. M. Pevla.vd & Co.,
AUCTIONEERS. I
A Good Investment.
Health and Happiness como to all who
persistently uso Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This
powerful alterative effects in the system a
change that seems little short of miraculous.
No medicine has been in such universal
demand for years. Give it a trial.
" If any one suffering fron general debili-
ty, want of appetite, depression of spirits,
and lassitude, will use Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I
am confident a cure will result, for I have
used it, and speak from experience. It is
by far the best remjsdy I ever knew."—
F. O. Loring, Brockton, Mass. ^
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Dr J. 0. Aver & Cp., Lowell, Masn.
Price $1; bottles, $5.
Sold by all Druggists.
Worth $5
a bottle.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Halls, Churches. Facto-
R|£S\ etc., m
Gas
"m 2 a
fitOAND
the best
durable an
Icsu coal oil
id-thc world
jLlif hta
room 35 ft.
square for
lest than
1 ct. pa
hour.
the No
rustic F ouftt
No. 3 GLOBB
INOANDESCBHT,
invaluable for Lighting
imog-rooms
ariors,and ail
320
Canqle
PflWER/ MANV?IS5nKD flv
xthe st^dard lighting c04
CltveUnd, Ohio.
For fl.alo by Lamp, Crockery and Hardware
dealers,
To Be Made in the
Concho Country!
For Particulars Address
Frank Lereh,
The Land Agent,
SAN AN&P'^O, - - - TEXAS
Cltr Scliool Tax
NOTICE
For Schol^stlp Yoi^r Beglunlnc October
1, 1880, and finding Sepletfkbet- 30, 1800.
All persona, par^rxorsihna and corporations
owning orppntrolUugaSyTeal or perioiflil prop-
erty, nsAgqpt or o t la or wile, within th© dorpo-
rate limits'of tne city or Gftlvostoh o"n tbe
FiRJ§T DAY OF OCTOBER, 18S9,
liable to taxation, are hereby notified to call at
this office within two months frpm the date of
tills publication and rordor tho same for as-
sessment. JAMES STlV.RWOO.}},
Cltjr Assessor.
NOTICE OF EIECUTOR.
n tfoot T, A. M. Trucbard,
" tho estale of A. .T.
ofder bf the County
* rdntiiig letters
Notice i« hereby glyenth^
was Hppointed exfdijvof w
TRUCHARD, deceaiSd, 1^
Court of (Mlveston oohuty gr.intlhg letters
testamentary op September 21, 16^y. AJ1 per-
sons having clainip against tne ostate of A.J.
ig claints against t
Truchard, flQceasoa, ard reaulred to
same to mA within the timft prescrll
resent the
J| . Bd bylaw.
My residetioe and postoflloe jiddhens Is Oalros-
ton, Toxas. A. M-TRUCJIARD,
Kxc«utor est. A. J. Truchard, deceased.
CHOICE SEED RVE,
Bed Rust Proof Oats and All Kinds
of Feed, Eta
.A BEHBENDS,
HENDI.EY BUILDING,
Strand, bet. 20th und -'1st, QA(.Vg8T0N, TEX,
T. L. CROSS & CO.,
Ship Chandlers, Manufacturers' Agents
an';)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Np. 6S MARKET HTBEET,
In stock a full assortment of prcod^ in
i, including Beef and Pork, which we are
low to tho trade and to consumers.
Hare
our line,
offering
FLOWEBS.
Jasmin* buds, fl T>er 100. There are many
vari'-ties of the OsnlenU or Cape Ja°mine. The
kind I grow and recommend is decidedly tho
bar>lieet and ino^t profuv blooming. Plants
'Joe to $I. Magnolias from He to
M. V. WRIGHT,
Florist, Hounton.
S. H. MARSH,
I never copy but always originate.
Manufacturer of
Shirts, Drairere, I'aiitf, Orerall*, Jnatp-
frs, Etc.
Raiinad Men's Goods a Specialty.
1 P09T0FF!<:E BLOCK. HOUSTON, TKX.
Ali (ioods Warranted.
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATION AL.
SC3UTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY^LADIES' ANNEX
Groorfetowii Texas.
Nsxt iesslonopenB Ropteraber 16th with Improved/sol I i ties. Thorough courses in distinct nchools lead*
In* to B. S.. B. A., M. A., degrfe^. Book-keeping and commercial law ttturflit. Strict iuorsi discipline ou-
foroed Helping ha I and cottarsundsra prof»H#or. Board in famiHot*(3.60 psr scholaHtio month. Ladies'
ANMii Is a large, beautiful ft inebulld.'UJ on campus of thlrtjr aorea, ten blocks from male college, where
■ * p * •* ----sue their studies apart from the bojri
in Jilterature
AA'Niilsalargt . _
young ladies board
oons'ant care
sa^.c decrees at
year. TbeTKAV-
)'j#ru III 1 L'UMUO IUB1I
stant care and supervision of tea<>hern; taught
*.c $,;reo« a# youaL' tuon. The reaular expense of
,r. Tho Thainino School is tnoaelod after the w
classes. They ar® responsible to SoachePb for
For farther information and t atalo^i
JOHN W,
YL..
for eel lege c
than University.
apart from the boy®, enjoying home comforts and ths
nght in Literature. Music, Art. Elocution; may receive
University or Annex need not exceed 1110 each half
system, and thoroughly prepares young
' conduct in aud out of school. Expenses *2>j
» Hddresn,
dents
less
OEIDT, Ke^euS, Georgetown, Texas'
Hold 4 Diplomat and 3 OoldMadals from theDal-
litfiA- Sdo An'toufo Intimation.'.! fnlr>. Tboso are
high atttiidard institutions, ottering best advan-
tages in the entire south. Anew s up.'r ft no and 11-
lustratedCatilioBiiofree. Write for it. Address
iiTH. HILL, President, Waco or Dallas, Tex.
KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
Near FRANKFORT, KY.,
Annual session begins SECOND MONDAY In
SEPTEMBER and oloses SECOND WEDNES-
DAY in JUNE.
Specially refers to Generals. B. Buckner, gov-
ernor of Kentucky, and (Jefteral \V. T. Shor-
man, U. 8. A. For particulars address
COL. D. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
ZETa^ina-CLe/l©,
KDbGWOBIH BOABDINO AND DAY
SCHOOL J'Olt GIllLS.
188 Welt Franklin Street, Baltimore, K<l.
Mrs. H. B. LEFiBBVRE, Principal. This school
will reopen on XBurSday, Septembsu 19. TUo
course of inetr^ctiqn embraces all tho ntudles
inolnd»d tn a thftroufh English education, ana
tbe Frenoh and (Jorman languages are praotU
oally taught.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
OF THE
^k.lam.o CD±'bsr
San Antonio, Tex.
Notre Dame of Maryland.
Collegiate Institute for Young Indies and Pre-
paratory School for Little Olrle, EMBLA P. O.,
3 milfrt>m Baltimoi'e, Md„ conducted by the
Sisters of Notre Dame. Bend for Catalogue.
Houston Business Directory,
AQ£NTS :manUFAQTURERS. ^ _
CW. AL8 WORTH, dealer In Avpry Plows,
• Oweiiboro Wagon, Mqyfiiig Machines and
PJantatl(jq HardwArp. 257 Preston at.
'•pp. Nicho^r"
eri, Pacific .
ing men and partie3
r Hacket II a me. Fasten-
ook and Ha#p. Travel-
of employment write.
BASE-tSALL GOOD3.
QPALDINC) AS^'REACil BALLS, Burling.
O game Bats, Masks. Gloves, 6tc... all prices,
Houston Book and Stationery Co., 40 Main St.
BREAD, CAKES, ETC,
LFHON8E STUPE,
230 and 238 Preston street.
Country orders filled.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
IGJJIBKL—Manufacturers' agent and com-
mission piercuant. Agent fur Fleisch-
mapn's Compressed Yoast. OiJMainst., Houston.
MaOATEE CO., Cotton and Produce Com-
mission Merchants. Consignments of Eggs,
Butter, Poultry ahd Fruit solicited.
COTTON BUYERS.
JZEIGLER & CO.,
, COTTON BUYERS.
Correspondence spljoited.
CiVIL ENGINEER.
15 WHJTTyTc, E., Surveyor and Agent, 19
. • Mtfn s'trflflt and 213 Strand, Ualveston.
Ejitablishod 1873.
GALVAf/lZEO IRON.
TJI) IKON, Corrugated Iron,
.(.ltod aud Galvanized. Tank Iron and
iron Fe&tW U. P. SMITH.
1 I!AltH?-L & SHEXRN, DEALERS IN
Cdfn, OatiT Bran, Hay, etc, H, i and (J
itttls street
Sao Antonio Business Directory
AGENTS—REAL ESTATE.
G. GRAVES—Land and
eneral agent, ^13
Lands
17* O. UKAVKy—Land and g(
-/•East Houston st,., San Antonio,Tex
bought and sold. Taxes paid.
T> UCKE H. DIG NO VVItV & OO.. successors to
JVC. L. DIgnowity. Real Estato and Loan
Agents, No. 1 West Houston street
AGENTS-INSURANCE.
TEQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COM-
J pany of Now York; Harris & Johnson, Gen-
eral Agents; P. O. Box 4T>4. San Antonio, Tex.
AGENTS-TOBACCO.
G] EO B 1RTHOLAMAKL mfcnt (Jnil & Ax
f l ittle Joker and Navy Longcut Suiokint*
and Chewing Tobacco, No. 0 German Tobacco
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
T NO. II. BOLTON, Auctioneer and Oommis-
f J sion Merchant. Dealer in Furniture, Car-
pets, Crockery, Etc. 2 ami 10 West Houston st.
FURNITURE.
HAGEIt & MOTHS, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers In Furniture. Sells on tho install-
ment plan. Nos. 13 Alamo nnu li Losoya its.
HARDWARE.
Piper a schulthesS] dealers in aq!
ricultural implements, heavy hardware,
metals, roofing material and fence wires.
INSTALLMENT QOMPANIES.
COLLINS & KOKTUNK. dealers in Furniture,
Carpets, Window Shades, etc. Best terms,
Alan *•
roasbhablo prices. ?00 Atlarno f op. Alamo.
MERCHANDISE eRQ^FL.
¥ D. MARTIN, successor to Harry & Martin,
IV* flour a specialty, Coffee, Sugj
and Rice. CorreBpof
If
>sgor to
liv. Qoffee. Sifgar,
Spohuopoc solicited.
', Molasses
nipti.
AND WOOL.
N ic CO., Dealers ift Hides,
Wool, etOj, VVasl\|ngtonst., opposite H. & T.
TOHN FIN>
{J Wool, etc., WaslUngton st. _.
C. RV froight depot. (Jpnsignipents gollcited
i,-i sVi-;\VeRssk>J," iiitSaS and wool,
Ji J» No. L' C6mp>erco street, oorner Milam.
Consignment" ai^d cotrtfsfcopdence solicited.
IRON FENCES A'N5 ROQPING.
yC. Hi^
TI7ROU<2Ht-ir
VV Roofing, M
brated Creosote !
ENcrNG,Riepl and Iron
,1 6hIngles, Cabht's Cele-
tns. B. M. Heroy, Sales Agt.
LAWYERS.
ri USTAV* COO K.
UT Law Offlco: 92 Congress street. Residence:
*|0 Travis street. Hoi)s{ob, Tex.
E
P. HAMBLEN.
• AUorney-at-Law,
Houston, Tex.
LIME. AND CEMENT.
DAN CROWLJCV, Importer and Iloaler in
Lime, Cements, Plaster Paris, Hair, Laths,
Firo BrlcK, C}ay, Etc-
1 f \(5ate&~& co., time and Cement. Deal-
iTl ers in Portl%ua and Rosendale Cement,
Lime. Plaster. Fire Bricks, Etc.
STEAM LAUNORiaS.
rorsTON
Houston btf.a.m laundry
wanted In evert" town in the Bti
1 Agents
g>nn mwii in n,c .itate. Liberal
R^IFUfJO & AUTREY. Pro<)'
£A» '
commissions
dl'STON STH
and county »ui *. wuoiw.
guaranteed. BERINO & Ai'TIt,1'rofirietora.
STUN STEAH LAUNDRY—Travelers-
anil county work solicited. Satisfaction
MISCELLANEOUS.
DININO HALL and Restaurant. Grand Cen-
tral Depot. Best service in tho south. Ev-
erything flrat-clas." Jas. Lawler, Lessee & Mgr.
I' . . lL . ..,
houston adverti3kmbnt8l
WINDOW GLASS
Dircct from Manufacturers
in car lots. No Breakage.
Open orders receive bot-
tom prices and quick ship-
ment.
JAMES BUTE,
HOUSTON.
AND AURlSf.
nqd So?-
hroatIn-
A^aino Plaza.
The ei
city.
RESTAURANTS.
SLITK—Only B'rdlicu Restaur
-Only B'rdTich Restaurant ic the
Tablo supplied with the nest of every-
thing at roasonabio rates Jf. Loustaunau CJo.
IAN&of Dallas, Restaurant and lunch room
J Choicest eating at lowest prloos.
trade of his ftfenda.
Solicits in®
ltt West Commerce street.
_ _ TYpEWRITERS.
REMINGTON, Standard and World Type-
writer s and supplies, QEO.W.MER CHANT,
exclusive state doaler, San 4ntenio and Dalhi*.
LOTTERY OF JHE PUBLIC CHARITY.
—ESTABLISHED IN 1877 BY THE -
IMIIEIXiXC^-Isr
NATIONAL GOVERNMISN'T.
Operated Under a Twenty Years'Contract by
the Mexican International Im-
provement CompAny.
Grand Monthly Drawings held in the Moresque
Pavilion in the Alameda Park, Citf of Mexico,
and publicly conducted by Government Offi-
cials appointed for tho purpose by the Secre-
taries of ihe Interior and Treasury.
GRAND MONTHLY
Drawing of October 12, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE
$60,000.
80,000 Ticket* AT $4, f33^000.
Wholes, ^4; IIhIvos, Quarters, ft. Club
' * B/S, u. B. Currency.
Rates 55 Tickets for $/i
LIST Ob' PH1ZK«.
1 CAPITA!.
1 CAPITA!
1 CAPITAL,
1 GRAND PKfZti OF
3 PR1/ I s of
0 PRIZES OF
L PRIZE QF $»j0,0-;)0 is ...
L PRIZE OF 30,000 is....
h PRIZE OF 10,000 Is...,
8,000 Is
l,0oo are .
600 are.
200 are.
1(f) are
60 are
£0 are
lEsTAiii.iMini) 1847}
J. R. MORRIS' SON,
Hardware. Mill Sapsl es, Cane Kills
AND EVAPORATORS.
AOEKT COR
Clsartrr Oak Stores, .Miui«ion's Leather
Bolting, Beston Ilal)!>er Belting
Co.. rBlake Steam Pumps. Buf-
falo Scalof, ami Western
Wheel Sera|W>rs.
47, 40 and 61 MAIN STREET,
Houston, Teat.
DR. M. PERL,
20 PRIZES of.
100 PRIZES OF
ato PRIZES OF
554 PRIZES OF.
APPROXIMATION' PRIZE-*.
ISO Prizes of g.»50, app. to $00,000 Prize
ISO Prizes of 50, app. to 20,000 Prize
ISO Prizes of 40, app. to 10,UX) Pri/.o
<99 Terminals of $20
Prize
' docidod by 800,000
s«l,000
20.00J
10,000
3^.000
Il.OOil
a,ooo
K
17,000
11.08 J
0,000
7,600
o.ooo
15,080
ull p lid
H.Marwitz &Co. General Practitioner,
Mrs. WarnHion has retarn«M from the
north and bus opened up ^er hair goods Qftah-
luhrapot. wberesha wRl be please*, to mail her
Id r j.xer* &nd new ones also K°-
ever
uers
Market itre#
E. 8. Levy's
in ttd new ones sl*» No.
>!, b$ween Trr*mont ar I aj,
ng etore.
N
L. Morris. Waco; A.
W.
n: W
isn, C
W J
Potts. Isonba
t: n. F. Colei
S. lirotxlu*.
1 TtneaD<
A. Priddie.
W.
BCM
nil. Wi
BROOKS BROS. & CO.
Importers aod Wkolmale Dealers ia
Walches. Jewelry. Cutlery.
Nations. Novelties Ai*un-s
Fancy Gaods. Walking Canes.
Coal-Collar Springs, It , It.
Larve aAsortasot for
rsc Racks Kaife BcxHt, Sfad'**.
tvctiesctrl. Streetraea S"d Pe<!dfers.
Pt variety of Sc. Iftr *pi Be ftuttr
3 Ala frecid for iilaairated uu'• >-oa.
BROOKS BROS. A CO..
417-419 Ikitk lesrtkStM
* St. Louis, Mo.
w. J.
0'
fit
•ta
*
"ir m
I Aral
to ft tbhoa i
o<Uiic ruue
I nmv «rimu
OSU4CIMC MACMUU.S
GALVESTON.
n^,^r,,r.<3 Importer* of FIIIT CHANDLEIUV
OOOL>8 OKNSIiALLY. offer *t lowrtl m»r et
price mmuuj hi»»: and Cotton Hop*. L*thr»ra.
Wire RogeTCLAlai.. Anchora. Oar* li.ookJ.
Uantlog, rlac* ahd Cotton Ducks.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
CO Kit \ It ACON HHTKK,
IM Walker HOUSTON. TKX.
n-frrt by ^arrolVllvB <<> First Nai.onal nank
of houstoB, Comnercisi National bank, T. W.
House, W. O. Ei.xa A Co. W. D. Clevelajui A
Oa, Fwoeney Ar Cooml^a, W. 2Urral A Co
In resuming the business so Ion# conducted
by «ny late hSshar.d. Captain J. E Foster. I
«o«ia rw>pecl/alt> tb» |»troi««e ofVl,
(rl,ad« aaa the j>nbUcteaeri»Ur. JW i. 1^-
JUST AHEIVBD:
SCHNEIDER BROS.,
HOUSTON.
£276 Prizes, amounting to
All Prize* sold in the United States full
in United States currency.
SPECIAL ITMTl/Itl-S.
By terms of contract the Company must do-
posit the sum of all priz.es included in tho
scheme before selling a. sintrlo ticket, and ro-
celve tho following ofceia: permit:
CERTIFICATE—I hrrct>y certify thai ths I^n-
don Bank of Mexico ami South America ha* on
Kjyccial (lejvicU the tiesc*-uirti fund* to quarantceths
payment of all prizes drawn by t/w Lotcrla d«j (a
liciieficencia l*vblie<t.
It. RODttViVEZ RIVERA. Intervener.
Further, the Company i^ required to distribute
86 per cent of the value of all tickets in prizes—
a larger proportion is given br any other
Lottery.
Finally, tho number of tickets is limited t3
90,000 JO.OW less than are sold by other Lotteriea
usinsr the same pchcme. «««-»•
For full particulars address L. BA8SKTI,
Aportado 7-lrt, City of Mexico, Mexico, or flPKN-
CKR Hl'TCIIINS, State Agent, Houston, Tex.
NAT10NM 10TTEST.
Drawing October 12, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $60,000.
Whole Tickets Halves |2, Qoarters $1.
LOUIS MARX,
OALVKSTON, TKX..
Sole Agent. Also Ageut for Louisiana lottery
3STOa?ICOi!
TEX. 1 R!
notice,
THE GALVESTON GAS CO,
ffl COMTRACTORS.
Timo Ej?ct>oxLc3-©^3--
srsfgned Committee «
the UatvtraUyof Tt
or bids until 12 in.
Hoard of
ill re eel to
OCTOBER 11,
Mnrkft Street, Itetwreu 24tJ »nd 2ith. P. Ts J» I O 11^,^
iMetro Co ege
COALJ.. ...S-
RUrkumithin?.
and He
BY Galveston COM. CO*
r.t jkitekx $•
Str»ul iu.2 Mli Hi, Oai>«
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