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cation, we earnestly endorse the candidacy of
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Congress from this district and we particularly
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ing will give him an endorsement Of such hearty
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Thin Coats
Births.

In Sonth Windham, June g. a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Tenney
In Hnsdale June T. a son to Mr. and Mrs. John
Deyo.
In Brattleboro June = a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Wimette.
In Westminster West May ~. a son, Francis
William, to Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Durham
In Germantown, Pa, June :, a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Goodhue ir
In Colrain, Mass, June 6. a daughter, Kath.
crime Louise to DR. and Mrs J. W. Cram
In Hinsdale, y. H.. June :. a daughter, Flora
Julia. to Mr. and Mrs L. [. Brigham
In Townshend June 5, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Y. Symonds
=, In Tpwnshend, June $ daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. b. NJ Adams
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ABOUT MIR. BIsBEE.

Galveston. Texas August l7.-As an
nolnced exclusively in this mornings
Post. Mr.. f. NJ. Bisboo. for the last
three years superintendent; Of tracks,
bridges and buildings OF the Gulf. Colo
RADIO and Santa Fo. with headquarters at
Cleburnc. has res.gasi, ard will follow Mr..
Yoakum to the Frisco and accept a sim
liar position with that road, with head
quarters at Springfield, No.
Mr. Bshoc Is It most valuable man in
h's department. lie Understands his husl-
ness Thoroughly and mas such happy
way OF dealing with his associates ana
suhordinatos as TO render him uniNerally
popular with all with whom he comes in
Mr.. Bisbee was roalmaster Of the
1oiVheru division OF the Santa Fe under
General Manager Wheeler but l'it TO ac-
cept sim lar position VITA The Lake
shore and Michigan southern ia 1892. He
then mad MS headquarters at Nurwdlk,
ONO. but when MIR. Noakum sueCee d"d to
the general managcrship OF the santa
Pc Mr.. r. shoe returned to that road, WIN
the title Of superintendent or tracks
bridges aud buildings, lie proved sucn "A
valuable man I'm the place that when MI
Yoakum WeW with the Frisco H. Of
frrcd Nh Bisboe inducements TO FOLLOW
hlm, Which We're finally accepted aud he
viii leave for his new post August a
Colonel Polk. acting genera MANAGER OF
rhe santa re, being ahstn n.y. from ms o.
nGe no id a as to who VII succeed MI.
Rsi7e on the Santa Re can n' iorm le,i.
la The office OF General Manager POLK
and General Superintendent Downs no
ltcrmatlou on this subject "ouit De gwen
out. Mr.. EiSbee's place WI ne latl
one Ia MI. ami he viii be sadly missed by
ils fellow workers and persona friends
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NorEs OF THE GAME.

n WAS n n.lief to see Umpire Clark walk
out on the diamond yesterday.
Ladies VIII be ADMITTED fire. at the gate
this afternoon, but seats In the grand
stand will lie charged FOR.
Alex Jacobs oftlclated a. chief rooisr
on the bleachcrs yesterday. IN the alb
senc- OF j. Waddy Tate.
This viii IA. the last week of baseball in
Houston until the team returns from II
tour, aud there should b. good patronage
Just as Captain Burns Of the Austin
team went 20 the bat In the first inning he
wac presented with large bouquci ior
the entire senatorial aggregation, Win
the compliment o. laay aamier OF l"e
club from the Capital city
An interested spectator was Colonel Clur
,nce c;ueringer bf the Beach hotel, Gal.
weston Colonel Gneringer was one OF
The Dromoters Of the baseball association
in Houston this season and IL still a di-
rector. He is a quiet gentleman and was
friends on the grounds glad 20 welcone
him 70 Housotu.
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DETROIT ENTRIES

First race three-quarters OF a mile: sell
inc-Sinaloa Ill. Eleanor Me. Tevonctt-
Little Eyes. Atalanta, Queen Abba, Gladys
Ice % Austin, Ogden shurg, 81. Imp. Solid
silver II. Little porritt. Routh V, Lady
Lilac lG, Downing, Tippecanoc l0i; Imp.
Haselton. Wishtman. l0i
Second race, one milo; selling--1ittlc
Sadie. Pete Kitchen. 81: Florence 90.
Imp. The Duchess 81, Frtd *. ~, Helen
Mar ". The Bachelor %, Ragncr aS, Man
d,hua, Imp Wolscy, 100 StanEa. Sunny.
lU2: stark l0S. Rey del Mar, Gomor. los;
Rossmar l01 Buckwa III. Sykeston IA.
Third race. i've and half turlonss;
setling--Adowa, Tidiness. Easter Eve, Tai
uca. rs; Sister Adobe Earth. IS; Banquo
H. Redcna, 100; John Conroy !oi. Holy
Terror 1906.
Fourth race, three-puartcrs Of mile
Sobrlauet s.. Lorraiuia. Matilda, Ghsmon-
da. Edith. y. t.ooram. Sir Play, ~ Nirsc
Dixon. Ardath 9S; old Center 100, Arapa-
hoe la2. Nccedah l0, First Mate liz
Cacsarian 10.
Fifh Mce i,ve-eighihs OF mlre, maid
cnS-r mhorto, Applihy, punharton. lo,'
Ropletion. Marus. Rnsoherry, Qunntrell
~ G.. Creahe. lockwood, osman, Thomas,
Tupalo. llG. Canonadc rs,
Sixth race. about two miles, stccplc-
chase-Captain Rccs l9, Shoemaker l@>
Brother i.,h 1872 Boh Needy l3a Pat oak
lev l36 Maid Of Ellerslie lS7. Vicar o.
Wakefield AZ. ELI Kendig 49, Imp. Dark
DAYS l5S Lawyer ~,
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on tuesday. September I. 1885, at its ,f'ice
~ Hustin take IN an. rcusdrr The John
aphi.atlon of the Chicago Rock Island
@ ,np texas and Fort Worth aud Denvrr
ny hhlNaS cnmpaiues. IN which the
Nothmission ~ asked TO cancel the follow
rates No /: Wv ~ " 'iaS'
ENceptIcn No. q, embraced In circular
~, ~ dated August s. 1895. ESTABLISHING
vi, ,ii'i III mileage class rates fee local an.
tl."toh On the line II the Chicago, Rock
'stIn.na ana rsyss railway.
>.EN,eptrn No. Is, embraced In circular
~, 70 uh'ed August q. 1895. establish mn
o Ian Class rates b,;wrnn WORT Woih
WY var GUS points AMI between Bowie
~, ,NarloNs loin'" on the Fort WtrtI.
ana Denver CitY railway
nhne erect 81 the propcs'b cancellation
WI % Ia restore The application Of Tho
VIasS 'dles set forth ~ scci',n Of sad
htneril torn NJ class rates No. for tho
IN .ror,atnn ~ mercheniiso now sun
AMI q VI '''' 'NNe'""Hs -
Az represents ons regarding the nat,
YER emf ed In This noiiro should he
resented to the commission on or before
'1e GATE OF the bearing above lcs,pf,at,J
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rAY1.oR nIcYCLE RACES.

TAYLOR. Texas. August N.-Thc bicycle
rue at tho lair g. cunds here Yesterday
hy the Taylor i,lcycle club. under sane
ton of the L.. \, w. racing hcnfd nd
T.. 4. W. ules, were well tended N
mucn uter 81 t.as man + sled. The FOL
I, " nE are the rceultsi
Half mile uuNlct bernard Brown "oh
I'd ague .econd. c. h. ,hnIlennor Thu IT,
one one milo oneu--T. shaw won. *. J Pct.
cr-un second. y, v. nm third. 7 me
rIalf mile hand, ap. nrder ii-iiorice
.crtlch ,,ocrnd' Tom Mitchell. S;7' yards
Halt m,ie. under /, L. bradford w NJ
A. IAN second. W. Hyde third. Time,
~ '-a
one milo handi,ap T. shaw. scsot,ah,
lIyl ie5 wards, third. Time. 20 "a
lrnicur rcccrd for tho track.
one mi'f handicap. luI u v. Brad
tod ecratcb. won w Hyi-. 30 'nrds
eccond f, spanr. S5 yards, th'rd Time
c:bc
Onc-duarter mile opcn--T. Shaw WON.
y, Bradford second. A. Rrown t9i,d
Travis Shaw went for the tract's rec
prd Tor one-half mile and lowered II 10
Inn
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surEpsurAD BAY ENTRIES.

First race fve-eighths OF n mile. 2-year-
d maidens- Courtesy. Billy Redding. CON
actor. Concord. Wolhurst, Brushwood.
;, Neultlu Yeldia. Trlanon. Myrtle L.,
sic, ling Son, lS.
Second race, five-clghths Of n mile;
Nr-old maidens Fortune, Hiddenitc, Mo
tman. Fratolu. Doomful. Absente" In
.srcr. spoons. los. lroquoise, l., b.. one
Canoe SedGewick. loH.
| bird race, six and a half furlongH
| sdnr Kennel lis, Runaway, Damien,
,lfiS of Spades. Bcidcmere, l0'. Tanls "a
| Ahnda Y. Is, Irish Roel lo'
| hurth race, one milo Aurclihn Nv ha-
| mail. Tomoka, Garth, ".
Fth race. threc-gnarters Of mile; the
| Flng handicap iln2let loa, Trrnlars"
| los Formal lOi, Argentina 10s. Refugee
| lOn
| Sih race. mile and nm eighth; hand.
| capI .ucania III, Rel Mar 100. Lake Hh"r"
| l0l daretta iDn. Pearl Song 70
srnth race, mite and slN's ,,,. ~, On
cis o. SIR Dixon. Jr, III: Emma g. III
Vail lr Tho Dragon 1ei. Brllinncy l"l
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rdns. Texas. August IA protracted
meeting was 1naugurated at the Methodist
church at this place ye1trrday. which,
Judging from the surging crowds attend
ami upon the three rvcoS ard the deep
~ val for Edna The Rev. ! a. Baker.
pastor, preached two powerful sermons,
urging upon oil 10 put on N. whole armor
serylre an D. m, " hich was principally =
children's and young peoples service.
was conducted by w. Love Vaughan.
Daiias Texas, and was very pathetic and
iouchinr. resulting IN the conversion of
twelve OF fifteen children and young peo-
pie. Mr.. Vaughan also conducts the song
service and the gospel In song, IL being
INFUSED into The hearts OF all and become
ing very effective for good. -
Rev J. A. Sims OF sweet Home VIII ar
rive today 10 assist the pastor AMI other
ministerial brethren are expected as tie
meeting progresses
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nsI-Irs At sIIEEPsnEAD.

Ne, York. August ls.-sheepshead re-
suits.
Iiv fnrlongs Harry Rec, Zanone' 30
napar. Time 02. e,.,a
Mains, i've furlongs-Snhhy H'"po
BOX rgtl,tor Tine i.ol
one ale Soufnc. lianwet, peep q Day
Time ~ ben Brush won i"it was avs
qualiid. cat,
polrin stakes. mile and furions r''oi'
Crest Rom Cromwell. Sherlock. Tim
1851. ~ %
six irlongs-S Selling Remp. Ben Ho-
land. yrant Time In 10,
,tv,. Fishing Wondford. Time ".56.
EVENTS Al ST. VOWS.
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.


Washington. August is-r.as'tern Texas
-Gencrally fair. southwest winds.
Arkansas--Local thunder storms, wlnhs
ptifting 10 east. warmer IN northeastern
portion. ,,
warmer. .
North ana South DhkoIa- arr ""iih''
IN eastern pOrpon. ,..
Wyoming i,ocal showers; partly CLOUDY
weather; variable winds
Montai,b-GenfraliY fair. SCUM wlhnhi
cooler In western PORTIONS
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stolen hases--Gates CD. Brott. Week.
becker. Elsey.
Double plays -Bammert Stcinfeldt and
Belt. Miller and Elsey: Griffin and O'Con.
nor.
Bases on halls-By Herberti3, by Brott l.
HI by rtched tll--Hcrbert /.
struck out BY Herbert .. by Brott 3.
WHd pitch-flcrhert
Time of g1mV-ttb.
l'unirp--t'
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plIJ. COUNTY ENDEavoRERS.

Troy. Texas. August 17-on Saturday
rieht sunday and sunday night tho Bell
co,,ntv christian Endoavorers met at
IT,. ,h,,stian church, They hal very
t,,,r.etinp meeting, wfth essays. slnsirg,
otr ,rhe county was pretty well repro.
senicl The next convention WI he ne ,,,
p1hnr n watson Is conducting a pro-
tfac,ed meeiing at rhe Troy Baptist
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InR A NoAD RACE.

The whesmen OF the city are actively
engaged 81 getting M road race from
HARRISBURG to the Union depot early II
Sent .uber They VIII advertise 1t Ne,S
soon Ham Cuimorc, SriniOrt, Albrl.
and Scrupa are working on II now SeV'
clal prominent nrms have offered prizes
both FOR winners OF place ana time pre- .
The boys IRE getting In shape ana soliic
GOD racin, aid very las; Inns may be
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Generally fair weather prevails in Texas,
with rain NJ Bceyiile and .rate 81 Stl
Antoine. Showers have occurred ~ an tpt-
ton districts except IN Augusta: Iemperd,,,
temperature continues N Iittle foSh'
New Orleans and Yickshurg districts
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sKATY GRAIN RATES.
Galveston. Texas. August lS-The an
uounccment that the Katy had put IN =

Galveston. Texas. August lN-The an
nounccment that the Katy had put IN
:. -.
from Kansas city 10 GalNes'' "h'"
for export. was confirmed mere To-Day
Commercial Agent McMahon recrlN'ns '"e
ta-n. A week OF so ago tht missouri
Pacific made rate OF 10 cents on cora
from the Missouri river ana Is asa;,
points to New Orleans, in order 70 S.oP
ibs h.aVv movement ia Chicago and the
East. and on the IAN the Katy nat 4
rate of Il cents OF wheat IRON h@HsdS
C.tv to Galveston. III. 1.
The rate on wheat by the gun roaas
heretofore has been ~ cents ana ne ~ IT,,
cago- Missouri river lines are now lhakins
a higher rate on wheat to chicago than
on cerr The chicago-New York rFn itaes n are re
also charging cents per 100 pounns M
on wheat than on corn. To meet ,ne
compatiton OF gulf roads the ms DE-
tween the Missouri river ana m" haa',l i
Seaboard will have 10 make decluel re-
ducticn in the rate on wheat II they mean
to get a far share OF business
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cANcrr.I,ATION or RATES.

Austin, Texas. August h-Ihp ram 'a''
commission has issued the tolln" h'e
cular regarding certain oaneeiia''o"' ID"
class rates No. /:
Austin. Texas. August IN.
hereby given TO all parties intsreSd IN,
The railroad commission OF Isxas wan
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BASE BALL
TODAY ->>AAAA0A
HOUSTON VS.. AUSTIN.
Battcros-Balsz and cote; Wellner ana
1lcydon.
RELIGIOUS.
nAprlsr REVIVAL MurTING.

Georgetown. Texas. August lH--Rev.
Isaar Sellers OF the First Baptist church
ia conducting n successful revival at
GlnsscOck Springs. ono mile from Town;
a great many Of hts flock are cnmped
al the beautiful grove aud the ATTENDANCE
al the several daily services u large. tho
InertlnE WIN laat nnill noNt Snndhy hlBht,
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Kopperl. Texas. August l''-fhe rev.
Charles w. Byron OF Fort worm rn'se"
his gospel tent here on the alst OF J"'Y'
Closed last night with l1 conv srs,c'nsi
ststy additions t. the Methodlsi EpHcopil
ch,irch ana thirty additions to thS lSspti3t
church The attendance, 100 TO 1909 people.
lie poes from here 10 MILFORD.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. August lS.--rhe New York
Washington game was called al the end
Of the fret inning on account az rain the
score standing to Q. In favor Of Sew
York
a, Boston II. II. II.
Rostpn d. q. .............o o OF n-l t
Brooklyn If, q. .........4 70 o.
ne6y and Grim.
At Philadelphia r. II. H.
Philadelphia '. .l.ooloooo0
baltimore nj z 20 o = c IA .
Battcrles-TaylC and Boyle, Esper and
Clarke
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.,nN1s AZ NEWPORT.

Cincinnati August ls.- Eri'ion ro'e
every oe Of tho nve winners Mt Ncwpor'
today.
Three. Durths NJ n miir-lsabel. Woolt.
Iovey. I me. l.1G's.
Ninc ssi.ct tbs of a mile. s"Ding- -
gonnut. . uhlc Dummy cray Eclipse
Wnc ii venty ode Little waiter.
CociI pvtana Time. iA3.
l,GyenNS lee9'4s Dove Hin. %
s. e. al TIM Of mil King LOU .
q zee TT. Iunet. Time. go,
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|, ~ clT OFF BY TRAIN

ll,sp, mas AUGUST Ia telegram
a bsy's oNnss tho informatiar
D., '. r Who at here a few l,vs
W .a, eN'S, fen from tran am.
3 csns y ,a from hts body. N
~ lived hSSr on9g Davis father.
:, on'hsr a, 10. $ Vcral = ara
Ny tor The FAN 5 Davis, travel.
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GALVESTON 3, SAN NNlONlb I.
Galveston, Texas. August lS--up to the
seventh inning It looked IKE Galveston
would hold Snn Antonio down to one run
today. tho Sand Crabs having made four
runs M to the opening Of tho firth tn
mig, and adding another in tho FIRST hnli
OF the sovonth. Tho game was. therefore,
rather embarrassing until san Antonio
crcpi ~ ia tho seventh. In the hrst, fifth
and sixth Innings the lronchcs hlled IN"
bases. nut missed those good opportunities
to score. The Sand Cubs hatted Herbert
uuric freely while the i3ronchos made hut
htlle off Brctt. Herbert improved toward
the end of the game and hcld the Gal
Vtstonians down TO Two hilS m IN" elHu u
aud ninth ena.ngs, while in the seventh
tlehth and ninth he visitors tohched prot
up 10 effect. and incr,ase1 thef score 10
4. CrcttNs umpiring met with some Grill
.rIsm from hct n sides. HIS worst break
wa fu calling M.llors flui tiy. quito Two
feet outside the leii toul lln' ana aSd nst
illo fence, a fan ball ana At was ms
decision, which was made IN the ninth
inning, that brought the score OF the san
Antonio team np to the point vince Il
made The Galveston ihnS tt~l "A IN
easy. The feature Of the game WAS Grit
ms ".lin dance Nb hen ne VAS trying 10
pun down Stc,ntcldts high bah IN the
i.fth. Eisey ought to bug a lottery ticket.
In the fifth inning he knocked fly that
would most ccrtairly han" been cdpi,ped
Lad II not struck the umplre, but on az
count Of that coils OLA Elsry hah cred FOR
a hit. In the fitlh inulng Nance disi.n-
piEshed himself Griffin hlorked the tau
into center trifle TOO c.ota n Tor nance
reach tha hpu, then he throw I from his
reef. ing position to S'cintclnt. preventing
Griffin from tpptoprlhi .hg second, ana
Stunfeldt made a soVasr throw TO hrst,
JUS, a III 100 late TO cut Cir ffiH out. how
Gondlpe and Smith are expected here
.a.H -EVtAF IA q
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norsr AND coNrpNrs LOST.

Gainesville. Texas August 7,-i ester-
da, the residence Of Jim West. II Eat
Gainesville. was destroyed By fire. The
furniture was insured for 500 and tne
house for $500.
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' NOTES AND PERSONALS.

John Player. superintendent Of machin-
DRY Of the Atchlson, Topeka and santa
Pc with headquarters a. Iopska, now
in Texas, en- route to Gai'.s'on over inc
IS. II. II. Green, president OF the Texas
Midland, Is in Galveston.
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|, al san, nusnsl M-The Gulf
'ssssasr ], y. F !. road today psia
! ssi'ss t % he tax sS,G on rs ges,
- w, "a x passenger earninrs
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST MOTIFS SYNOPSIS.

The lowest barometer continues over the
western portion of TcNna The highest
barometer is over the Central MisNissips
valley Partly cloudy to cloudy weather
prevails over the lower Missiri. plr val
lcS and the ENsi Gulf SuWcs nud ~ gen
Grady clear elsewhere. showers ~" 70
ported nrpm Kansas CdY, Memphis and
Montgomery ami traces are reported from
Galveston. Nashville and 81. Louis.
TEXAS COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Keporis for the twenty four hours end
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ST. LOlr, AugUst u xlcIHK TtEUIIN'
Five f-longs Sugar Foot. Tom Smith
Gold Top Time loi.
Seven nrlougs--C harlie Mcdonald, Lit
tie Billy. King Elm. Time l.32i..
Milo an twenty yards-Linda Logan
Prince. line ISL
Selling. mo mile Royal Choice. Cherry
stone. Mlprva. Time lA59.-
Selling. six furl0ngs-Gl th, Highland
Harry Mc'ouch. Time l.l,is
six furbngs, purse-Glndys II, Parthe
nan. Mamie L'a Slstcr. Ilme l:Ih.
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3 bs,l'.A August lS-In a g,f I
s.rktsper p saloon this evening be-
" alter w nsoh and J. b. Moss.
pa IN the mel, dangerously cut
~. severed fr roS,, having his rlsht
y" from his head ~
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Earned runs-H Houston II. Austin s.
TWO base hits Shaffer. Cote, Reed,
jacobs Becker, Burns, Wakart
Three base hts-Cote Reed, Becker ca,
Badger.
Home run Shaffcr.
Left on basos-Ry Houston 6, by Aus
tin p
struck out-Ry Mccormick 6. by Colt
flower .
Bases on called h,lls-Oh Mccormick T.,
off Colliflow"r 3.
Double plays Reed, Clark and Shafrcr
60.
Stolen hascs slagle. Shaffer. Jacobs,
Becker Wcllner,
+. ssod hall llcydon.
Wild Pitch co.liflowei
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When the distance for which rate rs
des red does not appanr IN the table use
,ha rate for the next gr'n'"r d Si'l '"
Sec . Joint rates for the transport tflnn
Il shi0m nis between points in c m
point territory, over TWO or NOR" Hnta
nf railroad which are not under tho same
n,anateinont an control shall be made by
nd,linr 10 cents per lnl pounds to the
rates SGT forth IN tni Of rates Snrtnn
n ms .a,iff. provided That no rat s.
made shall exceed the rate PRESCRIBED IN
snid table for ISIS miles The mileage FOR
like distances between all points in com
''SSh l'''' Rates Tor d'fforcntial territory:
! Rates on shipments 'ransp0Tt'd 200
miles or less from or TO points III "!Her-
euttal territory shall be me same az those
prescribed for similar distances III COM
man point territory
.. Rates on shipments transported more
than 200 niles from or to points m diiier-
aufiul territory shall he determined by
emi,in, Ing The dinercntial Uirst class
,'itrs In connection with the rates pre-
scrihed for common point territory m
der The following rules:
"En WhSn the entire haul is in dfferen.
tiai territory. or portion Of tho haul less
than 9N miles is IN common POM 'erri-
,orv a Id the differental rate Tor such
uortion OF the haul as is IN excess Of -ol
lion in common point territory Tor the
entire distance Involved; n, ~, han,
f. n common point t-rri'orN, - the dit-
>-.....--- -'rtt... 1U7i iiStdnre IN
dif orontial territory trdNsrSSei ~ tle
shtpn,r-t 70 tho rate nrc-clhci for az
iIitation I'm common POINT territory Tor
liz entire distance involved; 49,,
Note-The first clrss difcrc 1ual rates
rcferral TO in this section are those set
forth i'm General Tariff Of Class Rats No.
section g. exceptions TO 10 inclusive.
Sc. l. When two or more routef Of
,ailrnai are in operation between snip
80 1,ntnt and destination the low st rate
annlicable BY any one Of such routes shall
he adopted by the other route accepting
shipments for transportation betwee'l
The charge for a shipment Of i've stock
loss Than car load shall IN no case exceed
that for q car load of the sane Nili,,, Gun
~ larim No. >. ISSUED by this commis-
sioo F'shrilary o. isqj, and effective March
IL. 1895. ,.,.,4 , ,p..,a- On,
hrece5 In this notiae should pres II TO the
.n,nr,ission their views regarding same
an or before the date OF the rearing