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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
GA0ErLLA6.

Iscudos TaOionGles J de
PuertO-R Rico, 5amafo IS 4 II eent.
metros, & 25 centavos. Imprenta
aol BOKMxIN.
ltsnsi6n.-LIamam . la de 10
humanidad dollente hzcia el anun-
do que On otfa parte hAbla del On.
Rsiento sanativo yla Emulai6n creO-
9otAda de Rabell.
h fama que hah hecho J aiguen
Aaolend0 notables curas. Sc en-
Oaentfan en- la faEmacia del SE Gull
ileEmsty.
"kariposa." ."-Caprioho de Con
alecta para piano. obra seleOta y
ssiebgadisima del eminente c0mpo
sitor don GonEalo de j. N6nes |;
edicI6n de lujo, elegantemente gra-
baaa On la Litografia del BoLETIN.
Consta de 6 pzginas de deliciosa
mdaica, lIevando al frenfe aftistica
y aleg6rloa p0Etada. A l peso el
eiemplaE en- esta Imprenta.
70 oels bramos. .-Ha aldo nsmbra-
do Fiscal Municipal del Jusgado
de nan Francisco nuestr0 estimado
amigo Ell joven y dlstingaido LIE
trado don Ricardo La-Oosta 8 Is
Quierdo.
Ie feIicItamos cordialmente.
Par BaHfanquitas. -Hsmos sido
Invltados para 10 velada que, { te-
nailolO de las vfctimas del incen-
do de BarranquItas, debe celebrar-
% esta noche, %, en- el Oircalo
Uni5n de Osyey.
AgTadecidOs.
Aseanso.-Tuestf qusrido ami
90 sl distlnguid0 primer Teniente
de ArtilleEia don Nicolks Martin
de ViIlaRragut he silo ascendido &
Captain del mism0 benem6rsto
CueRpo.
Reciba ell bizarre mllltsr , exec
Iente amigo nuestros earihosos plA-
csmea poE ell justo pasO de avance
que aoaba de dar en- % h0nrosa ca-
RreEA.
Narsantil.-Ha Quedado disuel-
q en- Pence la soeiedad mefcantil
Coll, Sues y 90, quedando hecho
cargo de la Iiquidaei6n don Jose
Ou6s, Qnien ha confeFldo poder ge-
neral 6 don OEi0l PasArell.
nu II mlama Oiudad % ha estA.
blecido ana nueva casa dc conner
ei0 Que girarz bajo la raS6n de Go
mok OahanAs , o., 8. en- O., para
dsdIsArss { 10 Oompra , venta de
pr0visiones al poF mayor, asi como
Z aoda elase de negoeios.
Son aus 20 clos gestores- -adminis-
tgadores don Eugeni0 Comes Pc
ALA, don Antonio Oabsfas Casa
blanca , don Eduardo Oabahss
Arroyo. OomanditaEi0, d0n Ffan-
cisco 8. Bruno.
IProsperidadesI
Centre Gallegs.-Hsmes sldo In
vitadcs para 81 bale que se oele-
hRarG eata noche, 2t, en- los salOnel
de dIchO Oentro. Dfcese que SER
nuy fucido.
Nil graeias poF la atenel6n.
BIan Yenido.-Hamos Pacibi do Il
grafa visita de nuastro estimado
amigo , correligionario don Rafael
Figarsdo, Alsalde de PatiIIas, que
se ensuentra en- esta Capital.
Iesa muy bien venidoi
Pubillanss.- s.-Segtn IN aVisc
aue rseIbimos, pronto llegark s es
D. Capital sI c6lebre Pubillones cOE
90 gran circo.
Q1e VeDga.
Tepor MonteVidso" -EIts "a
nor. aua salieFa de nuestro puert
81 Il Do este mes, lego aver por L
earde 6 Ia OoEufla.
EusVO psri6die'.--Hsmos fsci
bldo 81 primer ndmeFO de 81 Quiz
4, peri6dico politlco que IA smpe
Eado pubIicaFse en- esta Capita
dirigldo por nueatre compAGeFo e.
Il prensa SE. AEnau IgaGavidez.
LnEga vida deseamos { 81 Qwi
iota.
III Dr.. Don Ramon Emetsri
Betances, Mkdleo poftoFriQaeAs
rssIdsnte en- Paris, escEibe:
me eomplazeo en deelaEaE ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
.. tiNAuU. ISS soS:s sS's III iS,'aiaa Al

Instante surtdo de reloIes. '
pfenderia de orc con brIllantes : ;
plooras mas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantixan los
oolesos y venden q precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
.SANTORAL.

Viefnes 26.-Ssnta Ana, Madre
dc NuestRa Sehofa.
EAbado 27.--San Pantale6n, mr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
BANJO TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLl
DEPUERTO RICO.
EEOREFARIA.

OaducadAs con srreglo al::artiCulo
15 de los Estatutos las 1872 atCio'
mes. cuyos resgusrdos provisionales
ae exnidieron con los pdmeros 1877,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26

Berg. amer. "Atalanta" cargau-
do.
Berg esp" "vlrgen del Buen Oa-
mino," caFgando.
Berg. amer. "W. B. Hutchigs," des
cargando.
Col. Ing. "Nsrcisus" csrgando.
OABOTAyM
Col. esp. "Paquete de Arecibo''
carga para Arroyo y Ponce.
Bdra. esp. "PaquitA', cargo pare
Aguadilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
I1.--TRTUAN-1I

Almacenistas imDortadores de
peoviai0nes. Venta al Dor MAYOR
DHenos de 10 antigua , yacredila-
ds Fabrics de E6s5oros, estableci-
da en- SanturCe.
Marcas BOLIVAR = OONILL
-Dep6aito Tetukn III
Agentes de 10 aOreditada marca
DC Ggasrillos Paiarito. Bellies !
Hbertad.
ESbrica do ncoreS de toiaa clasa.
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26

+. AUNSU.saa Eran.,s.o a.
Con tituio hon0rifioo Dor 8. IL.
81 Rey, Premisd0 CON medallalde
plata J menci0n honortflca.
HaOe pers0nAlmente tOda ulase
de retratOs en- % nuevo Estableci
miento (primerA en- % clase) de 8
de la mahana & B dc 10 tarde. ann.
que el dia este nublads-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
p. Dc EcheUGrTM.

dmap % e
hdoO
alas 7y4
"a
ines6 6gudn n6maoGg
anc6
dm@d AgsN
actual
dmnns
mao
racnstnda Sc
gnttudap ell dhunode e
@aamaabp pu %
IA
a d
halde ehsq u
AnU
suueAd b d
mcunhel mdnag
"a d.
EGOZOUE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26

I. 81 rss u Il
o. m 10 serzn ex N das de q -
basta.
Puerto Rico, 8 de Julio de 1895.
-El Secret0rio, Salv0dOr FGliGdO
sa-Vo Bc-El Presidente acci den
to, Juli6N E.BIanOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
REVISfA COnERCILL.

Operaoiones durante los dfas "a y 25 de
Julio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26

HKTRADAs On CABOTAJB
Col. esp. "Petra" de Arecibo.
sALIDAs Oh TRAvnsfA.
Para Habana y escalas, vap. esp.
"ManuelA" despachado por Lud
wig Duplace.
aALIDAs D. oABOTAJE.
Vsp esp. "Ivo Bosch" para su
ruta.
Col. esp. "Joven Maria" para
Guznica.
DESPACHADOS
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
TRAvHsfA.

)rnRACroxus Dn sUouns nx Pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
LTCOR DEL POLO
PREMIADO
In VaRIkS { XPOI5IO Nh

Especlflco seq 70 para evitsF J
oombatir ell esc0 into y lOs d)Ioret
de. .muelas. Es j t6nicO p0deso6o
de las encias.
Fragsnte por exselencis.
Delicioso refrescsnte do Ia bOca
nOD0 Nm uSANAO.
20s Ia mafans 81 levantarse dieE
gotaa en media copa de aqua y 10
mismo despues de cada cOmida.
PRHPARADO POE
FRANCISCO 9IOL Y TEXIDOR
rARMACzUrIcO,
1S,-ATo la, rs,
PONCE, PR.
Sc vende en- todas las bOticas y
merserias de Ia Isls.
Pvecio 25 ceataVOs trGseO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Over Nine Hundred People Brought
to Houston by the Central
ON TWO SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS.
Cotton Belt Onicials in tho City-Commis.
sion Ruilngs-Coai Rate War,
Personal Mention.

The second day of Carnival Week gave
tho Houston and Texas Central a chance
10 swell the large crowd of visitors brought
to Houston by the Southern Pacific on
Monday. The Houston and Texas Central
brought in two special trains from Austin
ard liearne and Intermediate points. and
the crowds came in large numbers. ag.
sregatins 1856 passengers. with these, the
exact number of excursionists carried to
Houston by tho Southern Pacific and
Houston and Texas Central foot up 3O5i
While the Centrals excursions were well
raironized the number of passengers on
the Austin branch special, which arrived
here last night would undoubtedly
nave been much larger had 1t
not not been for necktic party at
b'udings. No doubt il was an over
sight ON the part of the Judge that decroed
tnat NE negro who was hanged yesterday
should suffer the death penalty on the
ihehctd, or perhaps the court had no
idea the control morbid curiosity had over
many people Al any rate Agent Kelly
Oh me Houston ana Texas Central wired
to General Passenger Agent Robbins yes
tcrday that the Houston fever had been
somewhat replaced by a desire to witness
legal hanging. ard that people were
pouring INTO G:ddings on every train from
adjoining stations. 4 large number OF
eNcursionists dropped off at Giddings
thereby FORGETTING their privilege of com
ing to Houston on the reduced rate tickets.
or the ave roads that have put on re-
Qnced rates for Carnival Week, three yet
remain TO be heard from, namely. tho
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass. the Inter
national and Great Northern AMI the
Houston. East and West Texas Reports
from headquarters OF these lines indi ate
a tremendous representation from East,
West and Northeast Texas and II is cX-
pCcted that by Thursday at least
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
CITY BRENIrIES.

Inc Sheltering Arms viii meet this af'
ternoon ~ $50 o'clock at the parish
mouse OF Nhrist \ church
T. Raphael, manager of the Houston
clearing house, reports the following bank
movement: Houston, December II. 1898,
SLIT, 2SS.
A gentleman named NeWillinms was
thrown from his buggy ON Jackson street.
yesterday. He escaped with severe
cash in his head and few minor
bruises.
Tbo r,c,nbors of tbe I.odioa. ,uvili,rv
Of the \ H g. a nre 'r r"oncsfed ~
moot in Tho ossoc;ation rroml Wrdnes.
J ~ n No. ,, 70 80, looin' ru'vH
Un,;r,, s,"ro,orv ''"'' i
No. 49,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

]. n. Wlsner. tho newly appointed trav-
cling passenger representative Of inc
Soaboard Air Line, who arrived at MS
new Headquarters In this city Monday,
inft Yesterday on his initial tour over the
State to do mission work for Miss sal.
J. Il. Reeves. general Southern pas
scnger agent Of the Big -Four. headquar-
Tors in Cincinnati. is in the city to spend
n fsw days with friends. Mr.. Reeves came
south m search OF health and under the
inyigorating climatic influence OF the
crast country is feeling much improved. .
Texas is a great state, says he, and
Houston a fine city
Tom Lawrence chief clerk In the gem
er,I IA ssonger department Of the hous-
ION and Texas Central. left last night
for points north on the line 20 work UP
In, Southeastern holiday eNcurslon eusi-
ness Lawrence, Womack and Eugene
George will be Joined today by Wallace
o'I cary az .ae passenger department and
he auartette viii do all points on the
Central.
Major ]. Waldo. president OF the Gal
weston. La Porte and Houston lett yes
teriay evening via the International ana
Great Northern for st. Louis on DUST
ness for the company On private ma
ture. His departure may give rise 70
the report OF the sale OF the roao, nut
on this question there need be no specu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

4 typographical error In yesterdays
Flashes" made IT appear that me
Southern PACIFIC had made q swoeplns
the Atlanta Exposition. II should have
read the Southern railway"
The Globc-Domocrat states the case
clearly in the following; 1T Is scarcely
continually sneer at the daily press. WITH
ont the valuable assistance of the daily
press in the compilation of news the
weekly press would he weakly. indeed"
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas has
let the contract for the erection of a new
union depot at Grecnvillc. Texas, to cost
$1,000 The new depot VII be a hand A. q
some structure ana ,ho credi6 to n n,,, " he
used hy the Katy and the sherman.
Shreveport and southern, proprietary
line of the system.
scnger traffic South which the Seaboari
Air Line is handling, and has been
handling for two or three months IT is
stated that the REGULAR passenger train
Ca, "A day or two ago was run In seven
sections On another day the same road
hauled 300 Baltimore militia 20 Atlanta.
The next homeseekers excursion TO
Texas via tho Houston and Texas Central
will be run on January H. great many
people are coming to Texas on these one
fare tickets On November p and Doccm'
beg ~ Mr. John lindenholm brought "A
through coach to Houston over the Cen
tral filled with homcseckers, many OF
whom purchased land and settled I'm
South Texas.
The increased car movement of the MIS-
souri,. Kansas and Texas indicates an I'M
proVement In Southwestern traific, the
movement of general merchaudlse OFT
setting by its continuous gain the recent
temporary losses from diminished cotton
movement. The car movement OF Ne
read for the first week fin December. SHOWS
an increase Of 500 cars or II per cent
over the first week in December last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
COTTON BELT OFFICIALS
Spend tho Day in the cit,y-PassenE'


Spend tho Day In the City-Passenger
Committee Troubles.
General Traffic Mtna.yer A & Dod,o of
+b, Cote, al, t..,,,,....9.,..-.' ''
the Cotton heI' heUdquarters In ST Louis;
General Passenger Agent Sam G. Warner
and General Freight Arent G w Rarn-
hart of the Cotton Belt line In Texas
headquarters at Tyler, arrived in the city
Yesterday morning from Galveston and
sno,, NJ d,,. ta,,. IL Nj, ,,a, ,.,',,,
SP1i'' '"' N"9 "V''' So.Ils Noit" last ''En|
Commercial Agent Tate Of the Cotton
Belt met the officials and the party de-
voted ,,os,+ 81 ,b. ,Ia,, n,it,,,,. 49,. 80,
80" ''Vo' " Wv ""' oa'i'"s "p"il o"i-
Gals ut the different railway hcadquar-
ters Their visit to the city was slmplv
Iool,i,c or,o,, ,h, .ra,e,a Cot. - H.
'o'h''S "''er t"o tl"iiic di"is Oh tn'
company ana attending to some matters
OF minor Importance
NJ, nd, a., Como, -. -,
D., ",nIeu ttppf'er o. ihc
'st ti'it bitit was HotHlnS Significant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
AMERICAN ROAD IN CHM

a concession for railway from Pckn.
China, is reported as having been granted
to an American syndicate. The road
would he about 200 miles long, running
over level country and the estimated
cost is about $4,000 per mile. 1t would
tap valuable coal field Ex-Collcctor
Of Customs a. w. Bash Of Port Town.
celved the plan and in conncct'otl with
the Hon. John w Foster laid the scheme
before Ii Hung Chang, and finally OBJ
prominence said to be interested are SEN
ntor Calvin 5. Brice, Hon Whitelaw REID
and Hon John W. Foster MIR. Bash is
now on his way to China with two civil
engineers to prepare full plans and esti-
mates SAYS Port Townsend dispatch.
The Chinese government If to indorsc the
bonds and guarantee a stated annual In
forest for twenty years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
A COAL RATE WAR

Denver, Colo. December l7.--It is said
rate war on coal is TO be inauguratec.
which VIII include the Santa Fc. the Rio
Grande and Gulf, and possibly the Union
Pacific roads. II Is stated that some time
ago the managers Of the Rio Grande and
Gulf road found that Canyon City coal,
In which it Is understood the Santa Re
people are interested. is being sold In
Denver and as far east as Omaha at
much less than was charged for Trinidad
ana Walsenburg coal. which is marketed
over the Rio Grande and Gulf lines. In
vestigation proved that the difference was
III the cost of transportation. Complaint
was made to the. receivers OF the Santa
re. but they declined to make any
changes, as the road was soon to so out
of their hands. Sunday last. 1t is said, Il
meeting of Presidents jeffrey and Ripley
and Receiver Trumhull was held, at which
the matter was discussed ana taken under
advisement by President Ripley. A tclc-
gram from the latter announces that tho
Old policy will he retained. This IT is
said, means that two other roads will
meet the Santa Fe rate. and that the
Union Pacific. which has large coal fields
at Rich Springs. Wyo., Will be brought
into the fight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
VERY HANDSOME SALARIES.

special dispatch from New York says
that the organization of the Joint Traffic
association has been completed except for
the fixing OF salaries. Commissioner God
dard received $4,000 as Trunk Line COM
missioner, and 1t is understood that his
salary in the future will be $4,000 lie
is TO be the only arbitrator with a fixed
salary. II is said and tho compensation of
the other two arbitrator Is to be rcgu-
lated In the shape of an annual retain
ing Zee OF $500, in addition TO $50 "A day for
actual services rendered. The salary of
George Il. Blanchard. who Is the solo
commissioner of the new organization,
Will, 1t is said, he placed at s2Q.0ql. and
the understanding is that Secretary Hoyt
viii receive 5000 year.
commissioners Farmer and lioyt of the
passenger and freight committees OF the
trunk Line association will continue UNI
der their present arrHngcmc while the
scope OF Vice Chairman Donald OF the
central Traffic association is to be cx-
tended with an increase OF salay
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
LOCAL DEATH ROLL.
Lucy AIaxaeld.

Miss Lucy MaAheld. aged 20 years. died
at $40 O'Clock last night at No. 1911
Prairie avenue. The time for tho funeral
has not Yet been announced.
Far from home anorg strangers, this
young lady, "A victim Of that dread dis
ease consumption has passed from this
life Of suffering. her only relative al her
bedside being "a faithful and ahectionate
troihcr. who had been with her during
her stay In San Antonio. wher" e. was
hoped the climate would he beneficial TO
the Invalid. MIR. MaXneld and his sister
arrived In Houston Monday afternoon
Thev are from 81. Panl Mimi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
HIGH SPEED AND GOOD ROADS.

w. s Huntington says; ';Although the
fast travel of the immediate future Is
likely to be as safe as the slower traffic
Of the past. some mischief may grow out
1t by what may he called onc-horse roads
trying to initiate the roads that ar, thor
oughly built and equipped for high speeds
Tho trouble will he for officials TO know
what their roads can do with safety Tho
poorly built roads will be like the boys
after they have been a circus. They
uhe boys stand ON their heads, try to
walk on high board fences, steal their
mothers clothes lines for tight Or slack
rope walking, turn somesaults, and end
in "A wreck with fractures and dsoca-
lions as the result OF trying to do as he
clown did. Hut all classes of railway ac-
cidenis are growing legs, and there are
fw roads in this country but can safely
Increase their Sueed -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
The LawIor-Rates $3.50 md 81 per
day. Jnmcs I,nxylor. prDprict0r.

II, R; Pfuhl, San Francisco; $. j. Viii
Jams, San Antonio: w. y. Bowman, Aus
w: G.. W. Williams, Chicago; W >.
lowell. Bryan; j. f.. Franklin, Waco
GGew York; George G. Olmstead. chiCago'
IL IL, r. Reeves. Cincinnati, J. w. Alhson'
e.ly; Vincent DeMcssinG, New York N.
Z. carleton. Washington; T, Il. Coles, -.
Esouls j. +. Wolfe, Chicago; NJ NJ
ssccaWarlz, llcmpstcad; j. Il. Kemp, hren-
aa.S,Donald Kansas city; Il. Connelly. New
SS 81 I'd Stedman Jr, ~ St.hinau;
Or. Houston. Hugh Fitzgerald. city; ia
SSNin' Galveston; w. II. Kingsley. l'hlia-
IletAhia; W. j. Zoiss. Midway Plant; Al
vi sn T.; Cameron, Galveston' Thos ~ reo-
Atansas Pass; VIM. 4. Ilutchings, CAL
sSssIton' G. Il. Roth, Corpus Christi; w. =.
innnnIh, Brazoria, George \. Webster
BdHas' j. u. Boyle and wife, victoria
r II. Sorrell. Wharton; o. H. carter
STssssr ,o G. B. Borden, IT. Pierce j >
= Robinson. Texas: +. ". Norris, Dal-
W., X Il. McReynolds, DALLAS; g. .
caIE,lroy, san Antcnlo j. X, CorycH'
Tsikesrr' w. A. smith 81 L9nls' san m
Hltssln n; b, H. Wilson, Arkansas Pass;
H. Il sillimau Fort Worth; W. b. slosson,
w, j. II. Mckenzie. Waco; +. A.
rss,etg, SAN Antonio; :. \. Gullins, Cay
HSmp A. \ Rugelay, Wharton; II; -.
smit9Sn i n. Fisher. III Campo; H. g.;
fsmSuh,.. New York; FIR. Il. $ Mccoy anu
Ny Texas; George stanton, Chlcag go :
C,sks. Coleman, Houston; /. W. Evans
v y Step w. Simonton. city: Edw'
Icssoossier, 81. Louis; J. W. Stevens Oh
osI,ow wife Philadelphia: W. r, Phipps'
~1"aSi Vim. Martin. victoria.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
pr,roRE THE COMMISSION.


Austin. Texas, December Traditional
complaints have been fled with the rail-
road commission against the southern
railroad OF Kansas on account OF alleged
oyercharges on shipments Of coal ssia
complaint will be considered on January ..
Authority was granted by the railroad
commission, TO the b ,tSb a raio Of ~
rallf9A Her hundred pounds on car loai
SHIPMENTS Of salt IRON era Grahe o nallh 10
MlneI@ l,,,s ner 100 pounds higher:
In qppr9yal Of iC 81 me ep Missoap Kan
mlttea w. rHra,s Rsilway company OF Texas.
ss ,b anq Is hereby granted for the a sd9 5ar
on OF Western ca5 Isl 1s,lToad So between p
freights uaTi exas: provided that said au-
gGoy sha not 6e 70 Westafa & ss
ing Inc e,rfore adopted. or the commonly
yi9p and tariffs issued or spnsoT or the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
EVANGELIST NORTHCuTT

Evangelist II. A. Northcutt Of st Louis
begins a series Of meeting ~ the Central
Christian church Sunday. December %
The people are promised a rare opportunity
by the coming OF Mr Northcutt lie II a
man of line ability eloquent aud mag
netic and Il Bible preacher Of great spirit
uai power
Mr.. Mason pastor Of the Central Chris
tIan church. says; He IL one OF the most
successful preachers in our church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18

ton this EcnSon " the largest, beat and
most complete the comedian haa yet had.
and also that n Is one of the most *
pcnsiye on the road, Tho company, which
includos n goodly number OF funny com
cdians, sweet singers and pretty girls.
travel almost exclusively In their own
special train. DIR SyntAx." that mclnnEr
OF mirth magnlfiCoucc and melody, Is
the only opera IN Which this king Of fun
makcrs appears this season. mad which
win be- presented IN this city for the first
time ON Thursday evening. December 20.
at the opera house.
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,ation. His mission Is OF different char
actor altogethcr
Colonel Ethan Smith, president Of the
Texas Western, after "a two days stay Ia
the city. left last night for Austin. The
colonel IL husily engaged In strais htening
cut the affairs of his property, and hopes
to be able TO place u In operation shortly.
lie was not prepared, however. to diNulge
mis- plans until he gets the road out OF
court, which Will probably be several
oeRkS
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HoMrsErKERs' EXCURSIONS.

Lines in the Central Traffic association
have agreed On two additional homeseek-
ors' msiCrs to all points in Texas to
run IN connection with those recently au-
thcrIned by the Western and southwest
regular fare for the round trip, plus -
The one fare Is to he collected by The
selling agent. and the 8 by the agent at
destination when issuing certificate, mai
ing rctcrn portion of ticket good for
passage. The minimum round trip rate t.
be collected by selling agent to be 81.
The Gates OF sale will he January II and
January
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rulings authorized by circulars Nos. iS6.
lsc and 1872 issued by this commission
November &c, 1895, December and Decem-
vided that any ratings contained In said
western Classification No. %, which are
IN conflict with the laws OF Texas, shall
no, De regarded as approyed for april,
take effect January !, 1876.