/ THE LARGEST AND MOST M.aGNIFICENT
CONCERT, BALL, AND LECTURE ROOM,
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IN BROOKLYN.
yT>HE subscriber would respectfully inform such persons
drsrous Of engaging during the ensuing winter
for the OF Balls Concerts Lectures and Public Meet
ng that there erecting the OF Brook
Garden large and conmodious to e devoted e1clu
such be completed by the 25h October
1915 and the udersngn.d will endeavor to render the best
and convenient OF this city The Ball Room
will have spring floor constructed the approved
plans. Terms moderate.


o2l 2w+ J. w. VAN PELT


TEXAS LAND CLAIMS.
TNHE subscriber will remain the Howard House, Broad
way, New York, until The lst November he offers his
the locatng lar the
Eepuoc Of Texas recording titles and paying any
He will also attend the settlement Of claims
the government


J. DE CORDOvA, Houston, Texas.
RefereQce-


Thomas VIM Ward, Commissioner General Land Office,


city of Austin.


X. M. Hannay Esq


Nj. r -orton, District Judge, 1u,.~:.


A. P. Thompson, Chief Justice, na.i's 0oa"'y'


Commodore Moore, Texas Navy, Galveston.
BThose persons who handed tbs subscriber their
cate IN May last will please call and get their
o2l STR ID. c.