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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
MEDALS FOR ARTISANS.

A Novel Bill OF Interest to Labor intro
duced at Albany.
Albany, N. Y. February IA novel bill
in the interest OF labor has been intro
duced In the assembly by Mr.. Butts OF
New York.
1t creates a department Of merit, and
provides for a fund. which is to be used
for purchasing medals and certtica'es 10
be awarded artisans and mechnpics who.
In their respective classes. shall perform
some extraordinary Service in the per-
Torrance of their duties.
Only one medal and one certihcate OF
honor are TO be awarded for every 1900
persons. This bill is intended to confer
the came distinction upon artisans In the
time OF peace as Is conferred upon sol
dicrs in the time OF war.
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REMOVED TEMPTATION.

New Church Members Effcctually Pre-
vented from Wearing Jewelry.
WeIlncet. Neb.. january 3l.-Mrs. Jane
Houston. the bank presidents wife. lost
diamonds and other iewelry valued at
$4,000. Mort Green. whom the authorities
were shadowing as a dangerous suspect.
dropped into the Free Methodist revival
meeting just in time to hear Mrs. Hous.
ton explaining. In giving her Experience"
that she had Just discarded her diamonds
and other jewelry, since ebe thought It
ungodly to wear them. She said she left
all of her fincry on her dresser, when
she left her house for church: Green
left the church. broke into the Houston
residence and found the jewels. He took
everything in sight, and left n note say
ing he was glad he could remove tempta-
ton from the good woman.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
REVIVAL AT RICHMOND.

n.
! p, Inc Editor of The Post:
vyal a, IN IeSas, January 31.-The re-
rnaba,oaI me baptist church continues with
kirred interest and the town is being
the has hsver before by the Gospel in
fearless OF man who seems TO be
knowsS,, e'd loving. and with an able
The s,,as OF the Bible that at once wins
Iltchsn .,' of every one. Rev. S. o.
ton y, me evangelist. in his denuncia.
way ,hs s,h, presents the Gospel in such a
way sast the hardest sinners are giving
light sgai, Hs unanswerable logic. His
Ton Is .,,. old-fashioned plan of saliva
,lls , u stirring up lots of The dead fos-
conyerson' nave been IN the way of tho real
this placa vi men, and also the women of
Sings ,ba ipr many years Professor Hart
power. sr 1'1, old story in sweetness ana
right Th u is winning marx TO WAYS OF
srsl day." e meetings will continue for SOW
day. Ways to come Services three Ia tines e a
noasra,;e ehell will give his chemical de.
eol0red NON OF the plan of salvation to the
oclocI1 People on Sunday Afternoon on 20 A. ,"s 3
hen on,v nv az o'clock will preach 10
unl,ed w,,h az the Baptist church, Three
as candIs.h the Baptist church last night
'ia'es. for baptism. '"' -" ~ >"
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RATE ORDERS.
Classification Rulings Issued by the Com
mission.

Classification Rulings Issued by the Com
mission.
Austin. Texas. January 3i.-The railroad
commission Yesterday issued the following
circular;
In approval of Joint application sub
mitted under No. 90 of the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas Railway company of Texas.
Il is hereby ordered that tho following
classification rulings shall govern in the
transportation of the articles named. by
railroads between points in Texas. until
changed or cancelled by this commits
sion.
4. Bottles, N, o. s.. in open boxes. Same
az cheer bottles In open boxes" (See page
ie. Western classification No. 22p.
?. Special attention Is called to note
on ,ape 50 of Western classification No,
% allowing the loading OF farm engines
With class A machinery, including porta-
bic saw mills, at class rates.
3. Ledger paper, same as "unruled
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.-,roAp TIME TABLE

& S''-' ..,,s on the following roads ar.
ne ~ depart frcm the Grand Sehara.
DEPOT s'o09r rnie'1a uif, Cole RADIO aud Santa
\ Texas cam '.,ou East and Wess Teas and
r. hso.nn,o and Arkansas Pass. trains on
San ,hsn.synational and Great Nortnern, .he
nfDs i Houston anI use The Tnternaiion
y Columbus lot of Congress avenue. Trains
II deposJ; .oo,,ri Kansas and Texas use the
on the ME, and the Galveston, La Porte
Ia Houston use the san 'a''"'' e''
depot. .,r rpxAs CENTRAL.
HousiN' Main Line.
200 am. Arrive..... b:35 am.
tks sys'"1iio pm. Arrive. 6;S' pm.
lfaVe'''' Austin Branch.
s..ys..... s:c5 pm. Arrive.....iI'" Pun
SOUTHERN. PACIFIC.
San Antonio Trains. ,.
Leave y ..'ssoSss am am. Arrive: 49,. $40 pm.
Lea's'''" New Orleans Trains.
Lave. sIs n ann. Arrive Arrive 1866 pm.
a.os am. / Arrive..... 4:45 pm.
,ussorrRr. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
c, Maso and Kansas City and st. Louis
enN'e Trains.
Law. rs p Arrive. $3.50 pm
i nru.F. COLORADO. AND SANTA FEE.
GULF Man Line.
,mve.s :a5 am. / Arrive..... BIS am.
iesw..... 100 pm; Arrive ';2S Pm
!, .ovs TAO m. Arrive..... 8.bo am.
ave, s:05 am. Arrive..... $3.50 pm.
iraye. 1:50 pm. ArriVe..... b;i0 pm
fssve 100 pm. Arrive. s2o pm;
All trains leave the Santa re Depot -
minutes later and arrive at that depot 10
MINUTES earlier than the above time.
INTERNATIONAL e. CT. NORTHERN.
st. Louis Trains.
Leave ....l1:00 am. Arrive, 5:s0 m.
GALVESTON. HOUSTON AND HEN
Galveston Trains.
Lave, 6:l0 am Arrive. $3.50 am.
Leave. ..1D:l0 am. Arrive. .10:40 am.
ieaye..... 4:55 pm. Arrive..... 30 pm.
Arrives. 100 Pm.
Leave (daily except sunday .l0:aO am
Arrive daily except Sunday)...:.. 4lO pm.
HousTON EAST AND WEST TEXAS.
Through Trains.
lLeave..... 1856 pm, Arrive..... 200 am.
Mixed Trains.
Leave..... 7.9o am: Arrive. :..7:So pm.
TEXAS WESTERN.
Ly, Monday, Wednesday. Friday. 1000 am.
IAr. Tuesday. Th'sday. Sat'day.... 300 pm.
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS
Arrive tdaily) .....'..'.......'...... 6sS pm
GALVESTON. LA PORTE AND HOUS-
TON.
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave. Sis a.m.Vl Arrive..... 500 pm.
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SAN ANTONIO's FRANCHISE.

Galveston, Texas, February 1.-Petc
J. Brophy today received telegram from
J. q. Fry. secretary of the San Antonio
Base Ball association. saying that he
had been awarded the sam Antonio fran
chisc in the Texas league. The fran
chisc was formerly claimed by Ted Sui.
Ivan. who transferred II TO Jim Nolan
and from the lattcr II passed Ia Brophy.
but the san Anlonians demurrcd and
there has since been good deal Of cor.
rcspondcnce on the subject cnminntine
in the telegram received today Brophy
will leave for San Antonio in few
days and says he will give that city n
first class ball team
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
cENrRAL's COTTON REPORT.

The Houston and Texas Central state
ment OF cotton receipts up to date show
some interesting figures. The total re-
ceipts for January were 2S.0SS bnies, against
5s073 bales for the same month last year
a decrease of 1885 bales; receipts Tor tne
PRESENT season to date, BLISS bales; TOT
the same period of last season, SS,M5 baies'
showing a falling off In this seasons re-
ceipts of US 655 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans, La, February l.-Sercn
furlongs-Peanuts. 100 CLAY. TO 3. won:
Stanza, 105 OHam). 10 to l. secoad; Royal
Choice, liz (Thorpe), to ?. third. Time,
t:3lA.
Four-year- olds and up, selling, six fur
ngs-salvador. II. diilD. 81 TO J, won
C,ossack. 100 (Caywood). 8 to 3, second .
Mckee, 100 QIam). to 5. third. Time.
1Is.
six furlongs-Brd Catcher l@ ,rfoipel,
10 ID won. Verdi, 100 (CaywooD. Z 10 2,
second: Readna. l07 Huey), to !, third.
Time, l:1iA.
Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 Cd IL 10 l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
NEGRO AssAILANr JAILED.

ParlSersburg, W. Va. February 1.-The
negro who recently assaulted a little girl
in this city has been caught in Uniontown,
Pa. and placed In jail.
Chief Heabon and two others have seen
the negro, and one of them positively
identified him the man who came Gus
OF the alley and jumped over the fence on
the night OF the assault. When told OF
this the negro begged not 20 be taken back
to Parkersburg 1t Is thought he VIII soon
confess. Ho gives the name OF James
Sherman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

writing paper tsee page g Of Western
classification No. 20.
L. Provision for 'vehicles light and
heavy" on page o. OF Western classifica-
ton No. %. will only apply on mixed car
loads OF freight and passenger vehicles.
6. Timed knives. same as "tinned
forks (See page ST. Western clarsifca-
ton No. 22).
G. Valves with iron bodies and brass
trimmings shall be rated "a iron valves"
This order shall take effect February
g. 1894.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
FILLED WITH sLUGs.

Richmond, KY. February l'--Rufus
Todd, young farmer. was shot at his
fathers door at 3 o'clock this morning by
unknown parties. He was going 10 The
meat house to hook for thieves. when he
stepped on the porch he was shot down.,
His body was filled with slugs ana he Is In
a critical condition. Two negroes have
been arrested on suspicion.
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Are You a
Thinking Man

II you arc. this is addressed to re
You know OF the great improvemel
made during the last few years. In E1
tricity. Machinery. Printing and all
any serious thonght to the Science
Medicine? DO you know that Hkil
Specialists accomplish daily cures VIII
were supposed to be impossible ten ye'
written on "a single disease which woi
not have required but few pages
years ago, and that there AFRO Physicit
who now devote their lives. TO the stt
ago u Doctor was supposed to know n
all? If You are thinking man. IN
facts impress you. and you are Salts
that the Specialist-that II. the PhypiC
Diseases more about them than
good old Family Doctor. Now YOU 8
know that the Sexual Organs consttt
tho distinctive features OF MAN.
Disease in them Affects his entire bel
man. How can only half q man ask
expect the confidence of fellow mon.
the love OF woman Can you SAY
men. Mako mo your leader, your ~
Choose me before all men az your
band?" Make today resolve that
Science aud Skill can make n MAN
YOU. you viii be one. and when YOU
one can point tho finger Of scorn and :
"He is not half man" Speaking Of
vances In Science. do you know that
Clemens treatment of Stricture H. a.
ahead OF the old methods as tho Loco
tive In ahead OF the old stage coach Z
pain. no terrible hemorrhagee, no ~ \
down your duties TO 20 to a city and
weeks with q Doctor at heavy expel
He can cure you at your, home; you
go about your business without the nlk
est trouble, and the cost rs not half ~
il il under the old methods. II you gu
from this. or from 6permatorrhoea, In
tence Sterility, Gonorrhoea, Syphilis
cases OF Women. or any Private or
~ DIX. ]. r. cLEAfrNe3
100 w. Commerce Street. San Antn
Texas.
Question List--A for Men. b for Wc@
and G for Skin Diseases.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
w \, w1NGATE ASSIGNS.

Ballinger. Texas, February Nv. .,
Winrate of this city failed last night ana
made an assignment of all his property TO
Jack McGregor assignee. Assets ABOUT
S2O, 600: liabilities $4,000. as follows: Huioh
& Truly, $50: Evans, Snyder, Buel CO.
$500; Jessie Billups, $500; j. i. NUM- ~
w q park. $3.50; II. Kempner. sSOOO
Western Mercantile company. $1,000; Bal
lingor National bank, $500; A. S, Reed
efnnn
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y, Jennings. Chester. f. w. Krause,
hhraIoria, !. L. Goldberg, p. r. Bittle, ii.
4 Rosenthal, College; j. sam Anger,
huntsville; S, S. Walker Groesbeck; ..
v Il !. temple, TeXarkanal; y. I.indermuth,
i nrs Henry Miller. A. r. Taber. Alta.
yssi iS Ernest Kennedy. Jos, Moore; Cal
Il i'% pai, j. W. Hawkins, Hallettsvillc; 7.
Anto nd,. SHuntsyiile; l.. w. Ernest. san
Ii Wvn'o; D.. w. Porter and wife, Sherman,
Yor HHoIFr, rs NeIasGo; II. L. C; Rosehill. New
pssnn.. frank +. Hunter, wife and son, FL
eaT "a. Curr:e. Shreveport Lewis Wis
E'I' BOSTON $; w. Edwards, Galveston:
frn ~ 'Wsnk1ns, city, F. l.. Downs, S. Law
Mr. r. Shumato, Mrs. j. A. Harris.
Wetb,omn Al Il; Elkins, Miss Fisher, Miss
D unn h Miss Maher, Mrs. Dunn, Miss
J. ~; temple; j. G. Gregory. Palestine
ssn ESniith Kansas City: JAS NJ. Spofford,
rh,cagaail c;sco; II. r. Hobart. j. a. Henry
Csrroii "; u. Coleman. Texas: Il. H.
ton. I miehita; G. II. Waterhouse. Whar-
lasro.s I, u; lackaoerry. l.. l., Foster, We
den Il. NJ Num-. st. Louis: y. A. War
ieuis IVY T.. D.. Walker, Fort Worth:
Hail NJ, Mitchell. Washington: Frank
Ii onrv,hSada: H. II. Childers, Austin. r..
Jos II p1funHam, VIM, Schneider, Galveston !.
Howard. FuT.ernnn, j., wire and children,
II Bona m. Wetherhold. Macomb: John
Mallnr,, louisville; II. II. Bates w H.
por,ss ~ ~ Louis; $. NJ. Chrlsteson. ID. II,
delnhs, iearland; G. y. Williams. Phila-
etv. r. =; Matthews, G. w. Skinner.
p =, y. Brownlee. Jesse Cox. Dallas ;
" panosw,ry X l.. Turnhuli. Nevada: j.
VILE. We u, -. Louis; O. Il. Maer, Smith
W ~ Nochran, San Angelo.
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DROWNED IN OIL.

Steubenyille, Ohio. February 1.-Two
men we're drowned In an oil tank at Knox
Vile. in this county, yesterday afternoon.
Charles Edminston. aged Y, was on the
tank skimming something out OF the oil.
when he was overcome by the fumes from
The oil and fell In. James Neckiey, an oil
well driller, tried 20 rescuS Edminston and
both were droYued.
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being out forty-eight hours. the jury3|
nounced its inability to render . veel
and we're dismissed. The case In queej
was A. II. Caldwell. practicing phyn!1
OF Bartlett, for alleged abortion upon
Eugenia Roberts. 1t Ii underseood
Jury stood eight for acquittal ana
for conviction. The trial lasted one NJ
and created intense interest In this sAcy
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won Lillian E.. e6 Clay. & to /. second !,
Bowling Green. los Cnywood). I to s.,
third Time In.
Seven and onc-haif furlongs-Minerya,
107 tMntthews), 2 to |. won; Haeckel. 100
&C.. ClarD, II TO Z. second; Conductor cox
IL to /. third. Time. i:i0A.
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varying from one to three inches. Tf0m
the Central and Missouri. Kansas and
Iekas heavy rains were reported at all
points north as far as Denison and Sher-
man and extending south to the Gulf. At
sherman and as far south as Hearne, the
WIND had changed to north by last night
and Indications pointed to a cold wave.
The Houston East and West Texas ro-
ported an unusual fill a. all points from
Shreveport to Houston. clearing toward
night and stif north wind blowing The
southern Pacific from all points east and
west. extending to 200 and 900 miles In
either direction from Houston. reported
high water and tracks under water for
several miles. No accidents occurred,
however. and save few hours delay Of
trains no serious damage resulted. The
International and Great Northern and
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass also con-
tributed 10 the general flood in their re-
spective territory. but no serious washouts
and tracks in comparatively safe condi-
ton.
Frank Goodrdge, the energetic assistant
engineer of tho Houston and Texas Gen.
trail, who has been enjoying life in camp
near Cypress for several days, arrived at
headquarters here yesterday, having
travelled quite a distance on a raft. He
was aroused from peaceful slumber early
yesterday morning by the roaring and
slushing of the waters as they splashed
against his palace box car, on siding
three miles from hahtntion, and pcering
from his side door Pullman. discovered
that he was water bound. a Robins n
CIusoe raft was soon constructed and
Frank pulled out for Houston. With a
knowledge OF the country and tho lay of
the land, under water. he steered his
rickety craft south by southeast and after
a three hours voyage sighted the station
house and was soon rescued by the at
taches of the office. 1'oasting his toes on
the cannon station stove he patiently
awaited the southbound flyer and took
passage thereon for Houston. He arrived
here wet and weary, but cheerful and
thankful for his delivery from a watery
grave.
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Paint,
Glass and
w all Paper
Dealers

WIN lnd our prices always In limo with
the closest competition. In or out OF tho
State ana We are always anxious 10 do
business with good people.
II you are not already favoring us with
your patronage, let us SEQ II we can not
make II to your interest to do so.
submitted ON request.
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T. S. LILSON.

Farmersville, Texas. February 1T s.
Lilson. dry goods, failed this morning.
Liabilities and assets not known. Inc
First National bank bought the stock oil
goods
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ulRD. MADDOX & Wealth,

Gainesville, Texas, February 1.-The dry
goods firm of Hird Maddox & Wealth MED
a chattel mortgage last night, D. L. Lacey
trustee. Total liabilities are sls,6o5'SS. AS
sets not given.
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s,,.,. ABE MuLKEY EyPrt-rrn

Eagle -, "N1h EXPECTED.
eral sahha.' Texas. February line sew.
attended sns schools in town are ali well
iince Jana una considerably on the up trade
ise at I'M ey viii conduct revival meet.
'atSrs ''S llaee some time in the carly
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SAN FRANCISCO RACES.

San Francisco, Cal. February live
and half furlongs-Mt. McGregor. 100
Donnelly) 2ia to l. Coleman. 1914 Coch-
rane). AZ to /; La Mascotta, I01 Ni. Mar
TIM, -. to ]. Time, Ill.
Seven-eighths of a mile-Decis!on, 106
Chorn), AZ to / Modesto, 100 Uonlon). 20
to /; Vernon, 100 01irod), 40 10 /. Time.
1851.
One and one-sixteenths miles. Rancho
Del Paso stakes--Star Ruby, ia 'DoggetD.
2ia to I; Instalator, 1l2 CT Sloan). az to l.;
Bright Phoebus. 127 (Mtller). to TO- Time.
i:5,.
Two miles. Flood stakes-Cicero. 1T
(Owens), IL to I: Montabro. 1916 Cochran
to J.; st. Brandon. 100 Kenny). to !.
Time. 3.55a..
Five and n half furlongs, selling--New
Moon, e5 (McLain). to l. Belle Of Stone
wall. 1902 Garner. to !; Miss Ross. 70
(Jones), 2is to /. Time. 1:llk
Six and a half furlongs-I-ogan. ia (Dog-
gctO, Z to 10: Moderocio. lls Cochrane).
Y to /; Peter H.. III CT. Sloan). 2s to ].
Time. I:4
Five and n half furlongs, selling-Mid-
dleton, 10s (Bearchamp). 20 to l; Uncer-
tadnty, III &C. Sloan. 2ia to l; Talbot
clifton. los Chorn). 3is TO l. Time. 1I3H'
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ARE ILLTEMPERED.
English Newspapers on the Yacht Clubs
Decision

beCl0lOus
London, February 1.--Only the Pail
Mall Gazette and Globe comment upon
the finding of the New York Yacht club
tho charges which the latter brought
against the Defenders handlers.
The Globe heads n somewhat sarcastic
article. Lord Dunraven Justified" and
says: THE committee would have done
better to tlatly refuse to prosecute an
inquiry which their action made OF no
value"
'"Uulcss they show themselves capable
OF bringing some small modicum Of
common sense to bear upan the arrange
ment of international contests, we ear
Mostly trust that no English ynchtsman
will challenge again. We are unable to
see that Lord Dnnraven's position az II
sportsman is injured"
The Pail Mall Gazette says: 1--WE hone
the incident will close internat ionnl con
itcsts between England and America.
Lately there has been SO much i'll feeling
il would almost he matter of regret
chat they should continue. We are told
that Yale intends to row nj Henley.
Let every one concerned do his best to
prevent any unfriendly feeling resulting
from the visit. and possibly then, in time.
another challenge may be issued for
Americn's cup"
The st. James Gazette. however, has
an excellent article. headed, "A Case for
Apology" and says: 1.-THE report makes
II clear. firstly, that very serious nccu-
sation was brought by Lord Dunraven
on the himscst possible evidence. See
ondly. that the New York Yacht club
has given his lordship severe lesson in
fairness and good manners. Lord Dun
raven. in support Of his charge, produced
only impressions and guess work. II an
accusation of unfair running was in
vcstigated by jockey club and found to
have no better origin. we doubt IL the
club would confinc itself to the use of
the mild word mistake Lord Dunraven
owes il to himself as n gentleman 10
apologize to those he accused without
;,,s,;G,n,;o,,
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Sew Hutchins Hou.e.

hibcr 4 Guerin-
ger. Proprietors.
Remodeled and
newly furnished.
ueuuaied IN all
its appointments
in the state OF
yevas
The L Q a q ! ng
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"a iIroads from noints on their lines showed
the storm TO be general and fall OF ram
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Boys Solid Leather Razor Toe Shoe
reduced for a few days only. In all
sizes. from $3.50 to N.eS.
Boys Calf Shoes. Lace or Button, Plain
Toe. Tip and Razor Toes. $3.50 and Sc.
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