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Catalogue Sale of Law Books

by G.. W. Mayo. at his auction-rooms, No.
% and "a north Ninth street, at Z. Nj.
Monday, February 27th.
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Old papers for sale at rs cents q hundred
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Something Worth Knowing.

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negotiates sales AMI llaas. liza,
brokers, No. ll03 east Aa.. st-.. "i''
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Whitney Bahy-Cafriasos s,'i ..7t7 fl.,.
DAVIS the best. yet no cl-a .. ... a.
quality considered
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Ono thousand two huni-ei Hrf.- ID.
any ono 2Jc.--au new aul .4.t ..,.t ..l.,
A DAyIs's.
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LOST, srnAYsD. AND voU.n

OST, FROM 1217 WEST ~
~ Marshall street. . POINTER
BITCH, black and white; one black spot on root
Oh tail; side-seddte black on shoulder: black
head. with very small white streaks down face:
one ear torn out by barb wire fence some time
back. Any Information OF the Same wilI pe
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gums, aud swee, hrea,h ,la, .It, .s.-
Of those who arc for!lnai, 'e...l l..l d.,
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Mauings at loves. ya.le. .ia .F,-, .....
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Spring Suits ant Blazers har. .,.-,...
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Exquisite shades in KA Ga7., .si Pan.
Il LEVY & DAyisA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-07
Ser erfte Tefttaa.

Sin groBartigereS Wetter, aIs es benz
8eltsfef bei9ieben NOR, bdtte gar ni9t
berf9rieben tperben t0nuen. &eine,
trodene 2uft, a3urblauer 0immel =
mas min man mebr, tpeun Der &egem
bod partout ni6t fommt, I'm ben nns
bdnbigen Staub 3u I6I6en.
6eitli6 g%efleibete Meni6en fiiGtem
bic StraBen BON friiben Morget1 an,
unter uel6en man biele Grembe Be-
mertte.
Sn einSelnen@ ei9dftsIofalen berrI9t
reyes 2eben unb ebenfo in ben Wirtbs
i9aften, no fi9 elm redt geieliger Gers
tebr entmidelte. Mau tpurbe pieber
einmal an alte 3eiten erinnert, als
San Intonio nod Der bebor3uste
WaQfabrtsort a0er 8ergniigungsii9s
tisen nnb 2ebenslufieen mar.
Na6 unb nod breitete fi6 bic Self
ffimmung mebr aus unb fte errei6te
ibren 90bepuntt, als bic Stunbe fiir ben
sroBen Geftumsug berangenabt mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-07
Ser TeH-untsma

feBte ii6 aus 3ebn beeorirten Wagen
auiammen, auf benen Scenen aus ben
%befannteten beuti9en 8oltsmdr6en
CUR Darftelung gebra6t purben.
8erabe Der umitanb, baB es Ii9 UNI
betannte StoHe banbelte, nit beren
Sarfelung Sober iOfort bertraut mar
unb ni9t erit LANCER @rlduterungen
be6urfte. ermie8 ii6 als iebr meientli6
unb augtrdftg, benin wdbrenb bas bel
friiberen um3tsen iibli9e Sra6ens unb
2inbpurm : @e3i6t bas publicum
vtibl bis ans 0er3 binan" lieB. fans
ben bieie Mdr9e sGruppen febr lebs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-07
9as Snlfsfeit+
Rieiige Menideumaiien lit ben
Straben.
gbDmes @etter.
Nagemetue Teititimmu1tg utter
Sung uuo Mlt.
gbDmea @etter.
Ser 6adelaua.

Monatelange Nrbeit mar Dem Nrran.
cement unb ben 8prbereitungen gum
8olfsfeft gemibmet morben unb geitern
@benb nabm bafelbe bur6 etuen tmz
poianten Gadelsug ieinen Nnfang.
Seit LANCER 3eit bate in 5an Mnz
tomb fein 6fentIi6er um3ug 1tattgez
funben unb pent man bic bielen Wenz
f9en auf ben 5traBen fab, bic gefoms
men maren, bic pro3eilion in Mugenz
i9ein gu ne6men, 10 fonnte NAN glaus
ben, Die Stabt lei aus einem langen
S6lafe erpa6t.
S1on um 6 ubr begantt eS re6t
lebbaft 81 merben, bic Menge f9moa
INNER mebr on unb ge9en Z ubr mar
ieber PfaB Der Srottpirs jeuer StraBen,
bur6 uel6e Der 3ug ii6 bemegen ioqte,
belebt.
grmartunssooa barrten bic Sau,
feAbe. big enbli9 BON Der Nabarros
StraBe aus elm bensr 2i9ti6ein ii9
in bic @omn1ereetraBe ergoB.
8erittene poli3ei babnte ben Weg,
bann falgten bic Signalbldier bes re<
guldren Militdrs unb bic 8ncifliften
auf ibren Gabrrdbern nit bunten 2as
terneu unb Calcium Gadeln, bic all9e>
meme Mufmerflamfeit erregten.
Nuf einem prd6tigen Su6s rift Der
@roBmari6au Capt. &urber, umgeben
bon ieinen Ailitenteu 2oui5 9reiB.
s.. WanBlebeH, Ben. Nentwi9 unb
Nnberen.
4ieier GaoaIcabe iolgten Der &ries
gerberein in Uniform, bic italienii9e
8eIeulGaft, bic Union Der Nnlttei6er,
6er Miifion Mtbletic Club, bic 3imz
meruanns Union, Bic Sermannsiobne,
einige 2ogen, Der 8eetbDben Mdnner>
DIOR, u8dte bDn Der NtibmaD Plaiz
lance. &utI6en &C.
Die Muif lieferten bic MilitQrs &a-
belle, Die Geuermannss &apeIe un6 bic
San Wntonio MnlifoI Union, bic in
Der pro3eiIion Der &eibenfolge nod
oertbeilt maren. IuBerbem befauben
fiG in berielben cine Nn3abl BON 9ransz
parenten nit iarfafii9en Snf1riften
urtb 8ilberm, aumeiit Mnipielungen auf
lOtale @reignihe- Ser 2ebte bonn @os
mite Der nGinfunb3man3ig", cine be-
tlagenswertbe Sammergeitalt, erregte
biel 9eiterteit, ebenio tpie bic &uti6e.
pel6e ben @oub. 6ogg nit Dem
Grun3erfppf ent9ielt.
Oie Pro3eifion ma6te einert re6t guz
ten @inbrud, aud Der Srbnuns pegen,
nit mel9er iie mari9irte, MIR bdtte
fe etmas Idnser fein t6nnen, ober
ettuas mebr in Die 9dnge ge5ogen tpers
6en miifen.
Gntlang Der gat3en Marfdroute
feblte es ni6t an Rehabilitation unb
als 6er &idmeg gum Gefplabe amges
treten tpur6e, ba fOlgten Sauienbe, bic
ibr Gintrittsgelb binterlegter, nm Der
EMANCIPATION bes Geltes bur6 bas
groBe Geueruerf beiaumobnen.
Nls bic pro3eifton Inn @arten fi6
anfgel0f bate, fiibrte Der &riegerbers
Elm einige militdrii6e @rercitien aus,
tueI6en Der 3apfen1rei6 foIgte. Dant
begann bas Seuermert, peI6es piel be-
tuun6ert uurbe. 2eiber ereignete fi9
bas unglid, baB Ser Stod ether &as
fete einem ~elfidbrigen 9esertnaben Sea-
mems &obinfon gegen bic yade flog
unb biefelbe i6mer berIebte. Ser
&nabe wurbe iofort arstli@er 8ebanbs
lung t~ibergeben.
&on5ert unb San3 beenbeten ben
gr6fnungstag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-07
9te 8eamtem Der WolfSfef @es
fclIf6aft.

9ie 8eauatem Der Wolfsfeft Sc.
fcllf@aft.
gr6ib.ent: Wm. 66hing fr.
icesprdfbent: sos. 86lbautue.
Setretdr: s. 6. &Iiefotb.
&affrer: Sp. glmenborf.
Nrrangem ents &omite 4:
i. 9eniel, 80rfBenber; Benne en-
gelte, Sbeo. @~nselbarbt, 6. 6. ga
cobfon.
. etoratipns omite I'd
Bite Wagen: g. 6. Sacobfon,
9~Orfsenber SeuaO gnselte, s.
9eniel.
9ecorationssaomite + ii
ben @arten: sc. Seebe.
GadeIsugs & omi 81. Seebe,
g. 6. Sacobfon.
Wirtbf9afts @omite: 81,
Seebe, s. Clemens.
Ginanas S. 6. &unae,
8. Clemens, Souls 6ntb IT,, Sac.
Wagner, 90. DrepfuB, s. 81. @lbds
ner, Mm. 9obromoIsti.
Srud> 4omtte: 8. %. 5dus
ipirtb, gorf.; s. g. @epcomb, 6. s.
4rua.
Geueruerfs& mite: @b. 9reiB.
Wt ft.& omite: Germ. @1immeIs
pfennig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-07

0ISir erlauben nns benz seebrten gubIitum
~ nnb Defenders Der Damenpelt an3u.
seisen, bab mir alaes aufsebeten baben, UNI
bas esqniiiteite BaarenIaser bierbersulsss1.
Die MoSe. @entren Der DeIt finb seplinbsrt
tporSen, UNI cine guStsabI su Stanbe gu
brinsen, bic in ibrer @robartisteit nidt ibers
boten tperben fann.
Die beiten eurppdtiden unb a~mer,fanii4en
Sabrifanten baben unlere Oamenbate, &Iei.
S~erftoffe, Scibenwaaren, MdnteI &c. eeIiefer'.
llniere Eeppide. 8orbanse, Matten, Ora.
pcrien iinb BON prisntalii6er S15nbeit.
aae unisre Gepartements iinb bonfGnsis
onsgeftattet nit ben biEi1eften unS mpberns
item Grtiteln.
N. b. 9ludb infer a~leioermadber 9ebar.
temttat, cine Der iuitttiaften 2IbtbetInmaeu mus
ieres @eimdftes, TIT tuieoer er5ffuet morten
mab febt untcr Ger fanitlertfben Qcitume Der
Msaoanr aaiier, frtiber tn Senior ~tuubnbait.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-07

Wir pferirem brinan!e @eIegens
~bcitsfanfe in aleioerftpfeuL Sei<
oentneercm 9ame,t : Siiten, 8latt
tets, Saaben : s(n5iigen, gGmbem>
Scrren : gpilette 2trtifeln, geppis
6en, @atten, Worbdngem, @faceez
banoIbnbem une Strnnpfmaarem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-07

@oltsfeft 8eimd5er finb bersli6it
eiagelaben uns gu beiu@en unb infer
groBes unb elegantes Eager bon didn't
aers uab 4naben : An3igen in allen
Mnaern unb preiien gu beii6tisen.
8. Morris & Bro,
305 Weft : Commerce StraBe,
neben SuuibanS Banf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-07

pT Cine ~boGftdnbige Nusmabl BON
. o 6aeitss unb 8erIDbunass
tarten iomie 9 program M
nj II unb W astens8aIIz @ars
ten, bon ben f~eiuften biz gu ben gep6bns
ltden Sorten, bel 5 o +. g d. t,
Sob : Sruderei, nabe BauI @agner's
Store. 8eiteaungen bnn ausmdrts
erbeteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-07

@rnnbeiaentbnmS : llebertra8ansen.
u. s. DEFINE urb 80. 6. Smith
an Gbas. 8. @ur3bad, Stiid 2anb
am BOtlances@reet, $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-07

@olfsfefts8 eiuher unIere preiie
tlir @lotbing iinb INNER bic niebrigs
item un6 in Qualitdten lteben mir
Der Spibe.
$. morris G Bro,
305 Welt Commerce : Strabe,
neben Sulipans 8ant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
rMpRoV pAlENTs.

The laying OF new sixty pound steei
rails on the eastern division OF the TeNhs
and PaeIic has progressed TO a point
uithin twenty miles 81 Mincoia and VIII
Ne carried on 10 Marshall az fast ~
nosslble. The relayiug Of this track Wa
necessary 10 carry the heavy trains VIII
safetv AZ fast az taken up, the ran pow
IN ,,ae an the castern division y being iaii
~, tho no Grande division west OF Ioyah,
where INC company still has over lpV niiies
of iron rail In use a. an 4
IN addition to the laying OF me l'ti a
,,artinn az the eastern division between
Msrahail and TeSarkana has been neWly
bailaste1 with superior quality o. gtsFti
sra,, he pits west Of TeKarkana lnnetlV 9
some cuts N the prairies between paii ~
aud Ntinoola have also been attenassa -, 70
p,,rine me year 1895 tie Texas anu ~
,.,ec ms laid oyer 10000 neN tss 'ilons ~.
,,,,s vyhich IA about the same quantity -
rs ,,ead IN 1852. II has used any ahlpun /.
" w. s,ravei for ballast. together Win eIeh.
onantlties of rock The roadbed V nnM
atssy,o,,rre,i by experts 20 be IN better 80
aiiinn both In North and Weni lsAns ILL ~,
ever before in the history OF tne u,
$500 he biggest Jobs done were tne ,iila
{, r,nI,as ana strawn The one al phli'l,.
,.',ich q n The Trinity river bottom {, '9 ~
e Ia ci,bie yards Of gravel ana ttl =, ~
arvar a strawns on the no ssfai,oe Dif'-
slon. took $3.50 cubic yArds o. tpsA'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
GAgroN our oN poNp.
HIS Followers Give Him an ovation on
HIS Release From Jail

HIS Followers Give Him an ovation on
HIS Release From Jail.
Atlanta. Ca. December 26.--Beniamin
CASTOR the negro preacher who was TO be
the Moses 10 lead his race 10 the prom.s-
ed land of Africa, was released from Ful-
ton county JAN on bond today CASTOR
was arrested IN New York three weeks
ago upnn warrants sworn out by Atlanta
negroes. who claim that he awlnaied them.
HIS preliminary trial was begun early
last week A regular horde Of peGrocs
has been IN attendance from day 70 day.
and tho number CT witnesses appeared 70
be interminhble. In order to cut matters
short Customs attorneys proposed 70
give bond and let the trlnl 70 10 the SUI
perlor court which opens next week.
Castor was the organizer OF Idberian
emigration clubs, the members Of which
gage 10 ths dark continent for two years
or more But while they regularly dropped
their hard-earped dollars inrD Gastou'a
palm, the tiine OF ihelr departure TO the
land Of milk and honey. IS CASTOR de-
scrlbad It, seemed fprther off Il is claim
ed TINT GastoUs alleged sHindiing amounts
10 5000 or 5000 lie claims that he has
been acting IN good faith and Will show
IN ali rla1t IN the end. lie has a great In
fluencG ,sger his race. when he was re-
lensed today he was surrNuudcd By big
crowd az HIS followers. VINO forgot thssr
complaint In his presence and made a
great demonstration 81 rejoicing. Castor
made q apeech TO thsm, saying he WIS
called BY the Lord TO lead his people back
10 their native land.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
MOVIE ANp pnRsoNALs.

No freight trains will be run on the
Katy next Monday.
w. s.. Hoskns, general manager of the
Macaronl. Is IN the city
The railroad offices will nearly all be
closed on New Years day.
A. J. Radcliffe. travelling PASSENGER
agent OF the Union Pacific, was In the city
yesterday.
j. L. Boyle. travelling auditor OF the
Victoria division OF the Southern Pacific.
IS in the city.
1t IL reported that tho forces in some
5of the local freight offices Will be reduced
when the new year begins.
j. Grogan roadphster OF the Houston
East and West Texas came In last night
from a trip over the road.
J. IT. Alien. contractor or the In Porte.
Houston and Northern, mas returned
from business trip to Missouri,
W. r Conner. Southwestern passenger
agent OF the Wabash, went down on the
''midday flyer" to Galveston yesterday.
NJ. l.. Robbins. general passenger agent
of the Houston and Texas Central. has
returned from q, short trip to North
Texas,
T. b. Dnnner OF New Orleans superin-
tendent OF the Southern Pacife'a tele-
graph service, came In from a trip over
the san Antonio division Inst night.
w. ID. Lawson. travelling passenger
agent, and Bob Fife. commercial agent.
Of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, went
10 Navasota yesterday 10 attend TO bust
ness matters
Sidney Lancaster, private secretary OF
Traffic Manager Bein OF the Southern Pa
ciflc and Houston and Texas Central, re-
turned yesterday morning from a aiiort
trip to Hampstead.
Partial returns to the passenger depart
ments of the different roads indicate a
good business ON holiday exeursionists
for the Southeast, though not quite equal
10 that of last year.
w X, Mcfarland experimentation Of
maintenance and construction OF the
Rock Island. accompanied by party Of
seven other officials Of that road, has re-
turned TO Chicago heaaquarteri, after Wis
firing South Texas for several days.
Tom Richardson Of the In Porte Land
and Town company, was making arrange
ments with General Passenger Agent Rob
bins OF the Houston drd Texas Central
yesterday TO bring a number Of excuraion-
lists and capitalists from points IN Kansas
In the near future.
Mr.. James NJ Means returned yesterday
from Houston Texas, where he has been
spending the holidays With his Family.
Mr.. Means said that the country was IN a
prosperous condition. and that there were
no signs OF hard times there. New Or
Jeans Tlmes-Democrat.
"What n pleasure II IS TO be at home
or with ones friends on New Years doyF'
Is the assertion made by neat little flyer
Announcing that the International and
Great Northern wlil have on sale between
ali local stations on December 80, 81 and
January J. excursion tickets at very low
rates. Tickets good returning until Janu-
airy 3 1884
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
NEWS IN LITTLE BITS.

Nine prisoners broke Jan at Lincoln.
Rsv. lasi,es II. Greene Of Indianapolis
died yesterday. aRed ~ years
meet In Dcs Moincs
Charles D. Holmes Of BAthany, Mo. mas
been arrested for countcs3eitlng.
Six Eureka dllD boys wefo arrested for
nasanlting l1urelsa College studeuts.
Lawyer Huitz. who was murdered at
Sullivan. Ill, was buried yesterday.
rhe coiored TcHchers asnaciatIen Of
Missouri - IN HssHion d Jefferson cisv.
George w Tuwnsley's 3eweiry store lit
Sedaiia- Mo-, has been closed on q Lrtas-
A conference OF prominent popullsts has
been celled 70 meet IN Kansas lily JAM
uary l.
The Iowa Academy BUILDING Of science
Moinea
mss Louisa f5ollsnbsrg ehoked 70 death
on y niera Of bread NJ Terre Haute. Ind,
rhc Illinois State Teachers association
sprluRiield,
q. q Hyde. editor Of the Franklin cos..l-
" Observer. WAS married to Miss Celia
Riley at Salisbury.
Lack OF business and Inability 10 make
collectiona cauRcd tnree MiiTauEes CON
Germs TO assign
Robbers broke into Ross q stitz's Jew
elry store at Pilot Grove, Mo-. and se-
cured $1,000 worth o. goods.
a well dressed unknown man committed
suicide IN d depot waiting room AZ 81.
Joseph, Mo. yeatefday-
white Husseli. an 1l-yenr-oid Padncah
boy Nude Il bomb Of an oyster can and
| blew cut both his eyes
Governor Stone has granted wis How
ard q respite until january lp. He was
sentenced 70 be hanged Saturday.
A convention OF tfe Missouri and Kan
SOFA district mine workers haa been cafieQ
for January . III Kansas city
suit with sensational allegations has
been brought at l1dwhrunviiie, III. lt in
i. s coffin Is The lasest announced
candidate In the Iowa tsHt to asirresa
Hon John r.. Wilson In the United States
senate
Isxsconereseman Giiiattc hag sued for
divorce from his wife becauee she In
sisted on taking q pntupned convict into
their home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
run sANrA FE,s HISTORY.


In discussing the history OF the Santa
Fe. gentleman who is well posted on
all railroad affairs. said few days
since:
The financial history OF the Santa Fe
Is a. remarkably instructive one. From
the time MIR. Peter and his associates
took hold TO the year 1883 the company
never really felt dangerous financial
strinaency. To put ii differently, there
never was time IN that period when
there was Imminent danger OF bankruptcy
There were close economies and many
cantious policies. In fact, considering
what We now know much was lost by
fnanciaI tImidty But there never was II
time when the holders Of defaulted secnri-
Hes came knocking at the door. The first
dIyldend on the capital stock was pald
August 25. 1879. When trouble finally
came II proved TO be such trouble as had
Mo-, foretold by both Thomas Nickerson
and William b Strong. The legal history
~ tha system Is also remarkable one
NInaty-nye corporations which nave ~
one fine or another played an important
mart in the history OF the road are deao
and inactive by Abandonment OF aps N, ~.
tInn There are now seyenty-nine actiFe
companies The manipulation anu aili..
eamation of this vast number OF proper
ties has been done chiefly IN lesti way
by George r.. Peek OF hansas, Whp s ne
tered the service of the system ~
To him chiefly has fallen the lash "
Welding together this large huIilpsi "
corporations which have from uine 70 .''i ~.
been merged into the present fysleih ~, ~
sci 10 revolving in close connection WIN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

Now orleans, la, December s3.--Therc
9 SOME probability Of the Southwestern
Traffic association holding It's january
meeting in this city Mr. l., j, Pnly gems
oinl freight agent OF the Gulf. colorado
and Santa Zee railroad Is making strcnu-
Gus efforts In connection with the Texas
and Pacific and Southern Pacific railroad
traffic officials to have the association to
convene here II is posahlei however,
that the traffic officials Of these lines may
be disappointed, as there II said 10 be a
Joint conference between the Southwestern
Traffic association and the inte committee
west OF the Missouri river now on the
tapis II this should prove TO be the case
II would hardly be possible FOR the South
western Traffic association to meet here.
The effort VIII, however, pave the way
toward holding II meeting OF the nssocia-
ton here during the spring, Say IN l'chu-
niY or March II IS extremely desirable
that the association should meet here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
ROASTING BRADY.

Jacksonville, Fla. Decefnbar M,7-Jhe or
iloors Of the Dnvni Athletic club charge
William A. Brady, the manager Of Cor
bett with being crooked. lie hHa been
protesting ali along, Gays Manager Bow
den, III the club. 10 believe that Mitchell
would not show up here, but now what he
Gays and doas IL calculated 70 faise sns-
pieion that he ~ afraid 10 have HIS Jpfin,
corbatt. meet Mitchell IN silo ring. He
~ talking too much, and is helping 70 keeit
up the opposition Of Governor Mitchell
and those VINO are encouraging him IN hie
altitude toward the Dnyal club, 4 con-
sanity see statements ~ the papers 10
tile effect that Brady tlalus 10 have re-
oelyed inside information from the club
tiiAt this night Will not be ipterfered with.
which, IN my mind, tend 10 preju1ice the
authorities aH0inst the contest have
aiready stated time aud again. that the
governor would DO all IN his power 20 stop
tile contest, as long as lie ~ eUnpineed
THAI there Is any law 10 stop contests OF
thls kind. but. as ! have uaid before. the
courts Win determine tho matter"
.WhenT
.fhln week" replied Mr.. Bowden, u
VIII aha also" gni he. that AIR. Bfadys
attitude 10 talking so much teiids 10 make
ms a little suepieioua ~ 10 his good In
tentiouH. lie has not received one word
from this office, or any one connected
with the t5tiyal Athletic club. who - ta-
gulilaf with the ins and outs Of the offiee
on the lines of his expressions
BRADY Is playing q two-ffccd game.
unless ! am eef'y much mistaken ID the
man. IN roy opinion Aiitchell II the more
anxious of the two men 70 appear IN tho
ring II ii brady who Is The buffer and
lifst the 1sngllshman. This morning Mitch
81 was met BY q crowd OF 1860 men ana
b0ys and eacorted by his favofifes 10 The
Everett hotel lie u looking Ia the very
pink OF condition. his skin being clear,
his eyes bright aud every movement sug-
Rrafite 81 muscular power. ~ menner
be 10 pleasant and genial, and not ayef1e
tc talking On any subject, de bears hlli-
self ined9etly. and his mHnner this morn
ing won unlimited praise from those Of
his admirers Who met him. AZ ~ o'clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

Pnny l.. sopcr Of Topeka Inns been nn
pointed general attorney OF the Santa ~,
FOR the Indian Territory outside OF Okla
homR.
ID. u. aiackey has resigned as president
and director OF the Evansville and Tcrre
fiaute Railway company. Vice President
H. c. Barlow Is now acting president Of
the company.
nade sims OF Atlanta. Ca, has been ap
pointed general freight ana pessense,
agent FOR the Charleston, Cincinnati ana
Chicago road with headquarters at
i3lackshurig, 8. c.
Assistant General Freight Agent Chcara
OF the Kansas CITY Memphis and Birmins-
ham has resigned. lie VIII probably nc
cert the oflice OF tranlc manager OF the
West Point and Western OF Alabama.
Receiver Trumbuil OF the Denver and
Gulr road. appointed a. nu r Parker
auditor OF the system under his control.
MIR. Parker liz chief clerk IN the auditors
offioe OF the Rio Grande road. II Is I'M
derstood that Frank Semple VIII be ap-
pointed general passenger agent OF the
Gpif systom
Major ]. NJ Edwards. third Hlec presi-
dent OF the YaEoo and Mississippi valley
rond and acting general nRnpBer OF the
road under the Illinois Central owner
ship. has resigned 10 take a position with
H. T. Wilson g co. the New york pank-
ers. lie will look after the railroad inter
ests Of the ilrfn.
j. u, Rlddoll OF Kansas city has been
APPOINTED assistant general freight agent
Of the Kansas Guy. Fort Scott aud Meme
phis line. with headquarters in Birmingr
ham. 20 succeed Z. w. CheafH, who re-
signed TO 40 With - Atlanta ana Wes,
Point and Weston OF Alabama railroad
as traffic manager. The chanse takes
place january 4