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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
FOOT BALL Ar GALVESTON.

How the Two sEleyens WIN Line Up for
the Game.
Galveston, Texas. February l9.-Tho foot
hall game between the representative
eleyens OF the University of Texas and
this city under the auspices Of the ANA
tour Athletic association of this city win
he "a great game undoubtedly. The team
that VIII represent Galveston IL about
the strongest organization of the kind
that has ever played here and IN conse-
qucnce the contest with the famous Texas
eleven is expected 10 be about tho most
evenly matched game the university has
ever engaged IN. The lineup of the two
contestlng teams Will be az follows.
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vIcTORIA NEWS NOTES.

Victoria, Texas, February io.-Mr ana
Mrs. u. NJ Smith have the sympathy OF
every one IN the loss OF their baby who
died yesterday afternoon. quite suddenly
The Victoria amateur ministries went
10 EIna MnItday ard gave an entertain
ment that night, which pleased every one
30 well that they were Induced 10 remain
over and give another last night
Mrs Alice Goodwin f. here IN thf IN
tere.st OF the National Waif SAVING as
ISOLATION OF Chicago. and has necured
number Of contributions to the cause
Mr. NJ. c. Mayberry has sold out MS
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hc delivered by tho latter at New Or
leans This deal is considered to be a
direct blow at the Southern Pacife's con-
nection at Ogden, Its object, however.
Is said to he TO divert as much traffic
as possible from the Central Pacific road.
the Southern Pacific having entered upon
a deliberate and systematic policy Ct i'm
povcrishing that part of it's system. with
the view of forcing the United States TO
settle its claim against that road on tho
cneIast tlrins
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS. RIvA.

The Lehigh Valley proposes to make tho
New York Central road compete for It's
laureis as far as fast running is concerned.
1t announces that when 1t puts into erect
Its spring time table IT wifi place i'm s.r-
vice two fast trains between New York
and Buffalo that will make the run in
the same schedule as tho famous Empire
state express. orders We're placed this
week with the Pullman company to build
the two trains complete and they viii be
equipped with every known modern rail
road appliance for comfort and safety.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
LINK Line RAILS SOLD.

Georgetown, Texas February le'-The
Illinois Steel company, who furnished the
rails for the Link Line, hut which were
never laid. have sold the rails to the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railroad
company and sixteen car loads were
shipnpd 10 that road today.
This does not interfere with the
building of the Link Line, ms lighter rails
have been purchased that viii cost sSp
Per mile less than those orlsihalE Iu'-
~.
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ED. KHAN. ''1 #o"s'an rs s'ssh's''

Firth race. sevcn-clghtha OF II milo. soil
ms Equinox, iialckel =, each; Conductor
Cox o., Black Bnll i0i, Alto June, ~ Belle
France, l02 each; Joco, Mastor Fred. i0l;
san Bias. oak Forest. Masonic Home,
Hordercr, i07 each
sixth race scven-cighths Of n mile, sell
inr Carl Holland W, Campanin W Ring
n"istcr rhc Eel Wlil's Rockwall. l0i
each, fanwny io2 Dohhns. kItch, bennett
Young, Nevada Boy. iOi each. Rcnus lO1.
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kty,.SnloNiANs AT MARDr GRAs

NJ democrat.
Hous,ooee' on, one Of the solid business mon
be civ Iexas' is the guest OF ffien iI,i
s.,aat, ! /, BGy;les, leading capitalist of
l'iass, Is enjoying the Mardi Gras fe -
~ Tes hSwe Of the Houston East and
Mss sam railroad is in tho city.
Nh JuI;, Bell Bell of Houston is the cues,
avenue VENUS Iruitt Bishop. ~ Washing ing,
sa sac s.af I, WIN II. coyle Of tho Iona
anderson NJ me guest Of MIR. Andrew
~ VI lne Southern Pacific com
rssss Ges Baker of Dealy & Baker
Vt Of mr. s'aW5!oners. is in the civ aN the
H. L. NJ NJ. West of Carondeiet street Sire t''
psOdlng NE ne Carnival CITY from ponu" IS5S
w pap,. me week with friends '''O'
Fl sirS Suy Davidson. one Of Ho,,s,,r.s
he week ot young ladies'. is the s'1ns :
sisston po.ir Thomas, stcnogranbor ., Tho
AIRS Beaumont, ''' ''''N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20

racket store on Main street to Mr.. Wade.
aud leaves for Houston today. where no
VIII probably locate. Mr. J. II. Rodgers
OF Gonzales has opened another racket
store IN the Morris building. on corsi-
tuition street.
Clark \ Daniel IL the firm name OF a
new grocery establishment on the corner
OF Main and Forrest street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
Boys
Shirt Waists.

Perfect fitting Shirt Waists In hand
Gales also White, toe.
Boys Shirt Waists, cxcellcntiy laun-
dered, exclusive patterns 75c 80
Nhiidrens shirt Waists; Deep Sailor
terms, 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
RAILS RECEINEn

Arkansas Pass. TeNas,February 1S--seven
carloads Of steel rails have been re-
ceived for the terminal railroad and the
work Is being rapidly pushed by Con-
tractor Nelson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
Hew Rutchins HOUSE.


Co. N NJ .currie Richmond; r.. II. John
|ts@.oh' a. l.. Bowers. J.. G. Gregory,
E,Nr ma Frank de =. Ramsey. Louis
sT j.. l. Handlcy. New Orleans: S.
h. '"yripson, Broken Bone: w. u. Tus-
H. NY, n. D. Young. Webster CITY.
|s I'M nncck. Galveston; G. l.. Russ. Pal.
Irs~bt,, Z; Is; BiXby. Fort Worth; Y. Il.
|fs,sso. l.; l.; Foster, John c. Lewis.
En- 49, RI II. Walton, New York; II. Rim
INV, brenham, George r. REYNOLDS.
ID p'e u9oga. J. T. Standing. Des MONIES
b. N hieks Pittsfeld; c. d. Boardman,
II |sSnes. John Stewardson. GA rhott:
Ilslonioo.. d1,arlng. Corinth; w. Luke. San
\ Is IS,,i j. r, Holmes, La Porte. "
|shSrs.u N Ne Canoy; J. NJ. Hansbro. Cold
y Hsrriv w II. Griffin Galveston r.
t's. r : fuishear; II. NJ. Flemin, War
ss. ., Ingram. A. IL. Meeks. Flor
Ease Iann, warden, city: V. V. Damon
ikph Wi nal,er Galveston: 4. n. Ran.
"a. Robar.t \, r. Bowers Pains-
Ilsop az d, A. Knight. Toledo: p ~
ssasas c,,,ay'qn' II. NJ. Stone braker
tinh Tyson so. Cincinnati. Ohio, r T.
'oTN Worth
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Mems Shirts.

Our lines for Spring and Summer OF
mems Shiris are very complete, tasty
patterns and neat designs at soc, 75c,
Si.oo
Mems Shirts. Fancy Bosoms, 81.
Exclusive pattcrne Manhattan Shirts.
with Collars and Guns, SL50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
BALTMoRE ANp OHIO MEETING.

Baltimore, Md. February 9'-The
monthly meeting OF the board OF directors
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
pany was held today.
William f. Burns. owing to the failing
condition of his health resigned as
director.
Mr.. George c. jenkins was unanimously
elected to ill the vacancy.
General Orla1d Smith rendered his resig-
nation as first vice president and Mr.
oscar q. Murray was named In his place
The monthly statement for January
shows for the entire system Earnings
in 1886 81. SOS 9i5 In 1926, 81, 69S iS5; increase
$3.50 so Expenses In 1896, 7l9; in
iS95. sl.3l0.5s2. increase sll0.l6. Net in
1Sg6 sos. 2a6. an Increase Of $203I3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
r11n, s1,NsEr ANn sEABOARD.

The 81 4NHT'I ~ :, -,
II is reported from chicago tha' ue'i
has been made between the southern "a
cine and the seaboard Air Line Wn're-
by all the traffic that can p'<s'nF ~,
diverted TO the formers Sunset route WIZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
AN AITsTIN GROCER.

Austin. Texas. February 1sT j, Speak
a Sixth street grocerynan. filed deed
Of trust in the county clerks office today
for the benefit OF his creditors Liabili-
ties g9DpD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails 70
cure, 2Ic,
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Boys
Knee Pants.

There's about 1000 pair for you "a pick
from IN all ages. 4 to Is. All Knee Pants
and Double Seat; great values al sos. ia.
81 and $3.50.
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ss ca ca GOVERNMENT IrAc.r,r

'.s Good Cor mn MENr LEAGUE.
''sA' at o,o,. ''hlent league will meet
'arirer r Se'ock sharp at the hall over
~ aaa NJ ne OF business of the Plan
asl Maj nahies' National bank. at
\ .trslsnd fSln street. Owing to some mis-
se counss,l 'he league could not not n ,i'st
aigbtn chamber Of the c,,v IN
ssHenis st as expected but ar
ssa they a nnFe since been mads by
p ~ night ana 20 have that hall noxt
III Ndsslei ~ nv aitcrward. Al mEn,rer
p. g ~ and be 70 ON rssmember the place Of
~ N recoTn,,o, s nand to adopt platform
We COMMUNICATION for city ofii-
w.. ''ee on nominations.
L,ss % i l,se DR.. selgerts Anr-.,ur,
''1ess o. ehlldren to stop colo and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
.:..,r.noAD TIME TABLE


( fh " depart frcm the Grand Central
Nv ana smthera Pacific. Houston and
depot ,ss,I,rl Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Texi, ,.,s,on East and Yves. Texas and
r. n.r,onlo and Arkansas ass. Trans on
San ,As,,ssvvtational and Great Northern. the
The ln. ...n Houston aud Henderson and the
Gavtssla and Veiasco use the Information
CclIanot foot of Congress avenue. Trains
c Nv Missouri, Kansas and Texas use the
y S,tT depot. and the 0alvesion, Ia ror1e
a,ggsSai,sroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
hVos Main Line.
,.,y...... $40 am. Arrive, s:s5 am.
h'vs'''''N''.A tnst.r Branch. $3.50
s:s5 pm. Arrive. 1910 pm.
sCUTiiERN PACIFIC.
San Antonio Trains.
leave. lib pm Arriye'.'' ss .3o am m
Lss'"' New orleans Trains.
,..v,.., bte am. Arrive. s:i5 ain.
n .vs. 6:55 pm. Arrive. 1850 PIN.
p"""" Victoria Trains.
L Missouri III III KANSAS s.i' AND TEXAS.
r,issro end Kansas city and st. Louis
e"".e Trains.
lave. 7;ae am. Arrive. sgo an
tsysyc 5o;i go RWb ANY MNp sANT TsO FE M
GULF 0o Main Line.
Eve Ave. 100 pm, Arrive. go. 1925 pm.
Galveston Traius.
t.,ye. $40 am. Arrive.... 500 am.
fave. s:o5 am. Arrive..... 3.a5 pm.
fave. 1850 pm. Arrivc..... $40 pm.
issye. 100 y nj. Arrive..... e:25 pin.
An trains leave the Santa Fe depot IS
rinu,es later and arrive at that depot 10
rinutes earlier than the above time.
INTERNATIONAL. e CT. NORTH ERN.
ST. Louis Trains.
lave Gave SIS pm. Arrive. .,2:iO IN
Galveston Trains.
Leaye.,.. $40 AIN Arrivc.... $3.50 n m.
Leave .lO:l0 am. Arrive. 1910 am.
kaye... i;55 pm. Arrive..... $40 pm.
Arrive ZOO pm.
COLUMBIA AND VELASCO TRAINS.
Lave (caily except Sunday .....l0.40 am.
Arrive daily except Sunday)...... 4:lO pm.
HOUSTON EAST AND WEST TEXAS.
Through Trains.
Luve..... e35 pm. Arrive.... 200 am.
Mixed Trains.
Lave .... 7.S0 am. Arrive. ....7:30 pm.
TENAS WESTERN.
IT, Monday. Wedn' sday, Friday 1000 am.
A. Tuesday. TIL sday. Sat'day.... ZOO PIN.
AN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS
Arrive daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b'45 pm.
Lave daily NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1910 am.
GALVESTON, LA PORTE AMI IOUS-
TON.
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave. Sis am. Arrive..... 500 pm.
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ITEMS
Spring Suits.

A look at our big corner window shows
YOU few of tho New Spring styles; still
more inside wonderful values at $3.50.
$40, si2, sit. SIS 500
All Wool Mems Pants. $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-22
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Mr.. Bryan is to-day making his last
days tour through Indiana. He made
speeches at a number Of towns to large
and enthusiastic crowds.
Mr. Richard Tucker Lowndes, son OF
Governor Lloyd Lowndes, Governor of
Maryland, and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Mcdowell, daughter of Mrs. Martha
McElroy Mcdowell, were married
at Danyille, KY, to-day. Governor and
Mrs. Lowndes were present.
President Cleveland to-day delivered
an address at the sesqui centennial Gel
ebraton of Princeton College. A gift
OF 5000, 600 for the library was announc-
ed but the name of the donor was with
held. Another gift of S250,000 for a
purpose not specified was also acknowl
edged from an unknown source. : The
total amount obtained up to the pres
ent was given es 81 ,353, 600.
Jefferson L. Watkins, ex.president of the
Farmers National Bank, Of Portsmouth,
Ohio, was yesterday arrested in San Diego,
Cal on Il charge of making false returns as
to the condition OF The bank.
Two lives were lost in the fire which de-
stroyed the White. Robinson China Works at
Akron. Ohio, Tuesday night, in addition to
100000 damage to property.
The police believe that George Kessler, the
somnambulist, who .alkad from an express
train near Trenton, n. j., about week ago.
and who subsequently died from his injuries.
was noted criminal.
Heavy snow storms are reported in the
north cf England and Scotlond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-22

of the Catholic churches of this city are
delighted at the selection of Father
Conaty as president of the Catholic
University here, as it shows that the
influence of Archbishop Ireland, and
Fathers Ducey and McGlynn and the
radical element of the Church, which
for time seemed to be dominant in
Rome, has, owing to more reliable in
formation from this country, been en-
tirely dissipated.
People from Maryland here to-day
say that thirty thousand republican
voters have been added to the regstra-
ton books of that State and that the
republicans there boldly assert that
they have the control of the election
machinery there now and are going to
run it as they choose. They have al
ready scratched off the registration
books the names of hundreds of legal
democratic voters, among them that of
Colonel Jim Barrett, formerly mayor of
this city, and say they intend to carry
the State for Mckinley by hook or By
crook.
The United States Court of Claims
to-day handed down judgments in 400
letter carrier cases in favor Of the
claimants.
Attorney General Harmon confirms
the report of the removal of Marcus
Aurelius Smith, special assistant dis
trict attorney for Arizona, for taking an
active part in the democratic campaign.
G.. W. Perry was appointed post
master al Lyndhurst, Augusta county,
Va, to-day vice J. A. Patterson, re-
signed.
Bad news reaches here to-day from
North Carolina, to the effect that the
populists and republicans there, under
the new registration laws they have
passed, have added many thousand
names to the registration books, all the
bearers Of which will be induced by
Mr.. Hanna's money to vote the repub-
lican ticket.
Mr.. c. G. Lee, OF Fairfax county,
Virginia, here today, says he has the
names of noless than twenty-five demo-
Gratis living on what is known as Semi
nary Hill, near Alexandria, who will
vote against Mr.. Bryan.
L. Moxley, the well-known bill post
er of this city, died here this morning.
By the collapse Of the Ebenezer col
ored church, in this city, this evening,
several workmen were injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-22
A MYSTERY SOLYED.

John Lawrence Schoolcraft, formerly
of Richmond, who is earning bare
living addressing letters in Chicago,
proved his ownership yesterday to the
bundle fstocks. notes, and other papers
found the other day in an old trunk at
the Saratoga Hotel in that city by one
ofthe hotel employ ees. He will gain pos
session Of his property in day or two,
but in view of the fact that its value is
altogether problenatical, he will prob.
ably continue in his present employ
ment for livelihood. The mystery at
tached to the discovery of the trunk
and its apparently valuable contents
was cleared away at a meeting OF the in
terested parties in the office of Chief.of-
Police Badenock yesterday afternoon.
]. X. Sebree, proprietor Of the Sara
toga Hotel, was represented by his at
torney, f. l.. Reeve, while J. Z. King
was present as the icgal representative
OF Brown, the Ter who found the
trunk. Mr.. Schcocraft explained that
he had left his ba.sge at the Saratoga
sitter paying hi bill and sought cheap
er lodgings in the city. He pro
duced the brass checks for the
trunks, and then proceeced to
describe the various papers found
therein so minutely that all doubt
Was at once dispelled as to his identity.
Attorney King agreed that the proper
ty should be delivered to Mr.. School.
craft, and, as Landlord Sebree had no
claim against the baggage, his attor-
ney has had nothing to say. Chief of
police Badenock was glad TO have the
matter thus settled, the Investigation
having proved the foul-play theory to
have no foundation "This man is the
owner of the bonds found in the trunk
in the Saratoga Hotel" said Assistant
Chief Ross as be picked up photo
graph of man from his desk. "He
is John t. School, craft, of Richmond,
Va, and he is the rightful owner of the
bonds.n That Schoolcraft is the right
man there is no doubt in the minds of
the police. kilograms and letters adj
dressed to him have been in the care
OF the police at headquarters for sew
eral days. The photograph shown by
the assistant chief of police is an old
one, and pictures young man, appar-
emily about % years OF age. How the
police discovered the man, or how he
discovered the TACT that the bonds were
in possession OF the police, no one
around headquarters would say, all de-
claring that they were ignorant of the
particulars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-22
BOARDING GOLD.

Careful Investigations, made by the
Herald on Tuesday, show concusively
that while gold in large amounts is
coming to the country from abroad,
large quantities of the yellow metal and
of legal tender notes also are going into
the safe deposit vaults. The extent OF
the boarding movement is larger than
has heretofore been estimated, and in
cludes corporations as well as individ-
uals.
The movement was clearly observ-
able in the statement of the associated
banks last week, which showed a re-
duction of about s., 100000 in legal ten
der notes and gain of less than
$500, 900 in specie, against imports ofas
many millions. 1t is quite evident
from the showing of the banks and the
gold reserve that the imported metal
is not going to either and consequently
finds its way into the possession OF the
hoarders.
The movement now in process il
comparable only with the disappear
ance ofspecie at the outbrake of the
war in 1861 and the money panic of
1893. During the latter period, it will
be remembered. currency commanded a
premium over "bank funds" of at one
time four per cent. The present move
ment is likely to continue until cleo
ton day, but it does not alarm the
banks of the city, which have made
preparations to meet the demand.-N.
y Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-22
Mis- ROuas NIarrlcd.

New YORK, Oct. 22-Miss Virginia
Duane Rouss. only daughter OF
Charles Broadway Rouss, was quietly
married to David Lee, OF Hartford
county, Maryland, Sunday morning
last. Mr.. Lee is Mr.. Rouss's private
secretary and has lived with the Rouss
family at their residence. The young
couple have been in love with each
other for long time but Mr.. and Mrs
Rouss would not consent to their mar
rage so the pair decided TO take the
matter into their own hands. Mr. Rouss,
when informed of the marriage, took
the matter philosophically and blessed
the young couple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-22
iZation.

EVERY NAN WHO desires that the plu-
tocrats may be compelled to pay at
least share of the governments ex-
penses, and not throw the whole burden
of those expenses upon the poor peo-
pie, by taxes on the necessaries of life,
will do we'll to see that he and his
friends are properly registered, so as to
be able to vote on the 3rd proximo.
Saturday is the last day on which
the registration books can be opened
legally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-22
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Spanish colony at Buenos Ayres
has raised $1,000, 900 with which to
present to Spain new cruiser.
Gep. Harrison arrived at his home IN
Indianapolis last night after two days
stumpirg tour for Mckinley.
Hon. William R. Morrison, of Illinois,
chairman OF the interstate commerce
commission, for years a member OF
Congress, has bolted Governor Altgeld
and come out for the gold standard.
Congressman George B. Mcclellan,
who is Tammany candidate for re-
election in the Twelfth New York Con.
gressional district, has openly declared
that he favors the election Of Bryan and
Sewall.
Minister Terrell savs he has not men
toned the subject O; dispatch. boat to
the Porte since February, and that it is
improbable that the United States will
NEEDLE in the domestic affairs OF
Turkey.
Willie Farquhar, the seven year-old
son of William Farquhar, was thrown
from wagon at Manassas on Sunday
aud sustained compound fracture OF
the skull, from the effects OF which he
died Tuesday.
The flibustering tug Dauntless. and
her tender, the side-wheel steamer r.
l.. Maybry, were captured early yes
terday morning of New Smyrna bar,
coast of Florida, By tine United States
cruiser Raleigh.
Hamlin j. Andrus, secretary OF the
Arlington Chemical Works, located in
Yonkers, n. y. was instantly killed
yesterday by dynamite bomb, which,
the police think, was placed there for
the purpose of destroying life and prop
erty. Mr.. Andrus was alone il the
Office at the time.
Mr.. Tom Watson spoke to $500 peo-
pie at Birmingham, Ala, last night
He said: Il am in the fight aud | an
going to stay there. If | were to come
down my people would either stay al
home or vote for Mckinley and Mr..
Bryan's campaign would close in Ore
gon and North Dakota. My coming
down would also throw Illinois and In
diana to Mckinley
Mr.. Bryan ended his days work in
Indiana yesterday with big meetings-at
Fort Wayne, at which he made replies
to Mr.. Harrison. Mr.. Bryan called
attention to the fact that the exPresi
dent was elected on platform favor.
ing bimetallism, but is now indorSiDe
Cleveland's financial policy. He as
serted that the railroads are afraid OF
compulsory arbitration.
Secretary 0lney yesterday issued an
order OF far reaching effect upon the
American consular service, which abol-
ishes many Of the fees, against which
foreign shippers and domestic import
ers have so long protested, and al the
same time sweeps away the lucrative
attractions Of many consulates abroad
particularly those in Great Britain.
where the loss to consular officials, in
the shape of fees which they have
hitherto retained, will aggregate over
100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-22
Battle with Ncnrnes.

CHIPLEY, Fla, Oct. 22.-J. NJ. Orig
lar, manager of Hagerman's lumber
mills, at Hager station, killed two ne
gro assailants and wounded four other:
last night. Criglar became engaged in
a quarrel with one of bis employees
when the other negroes drew pistols
and began firing at the manager. Orig
lar ran into the office and opened fire
with q winchester. For an hour the
battle continued, and when the train
arrived at the station the negroes were
preparing to set fire to the building.
The train crew and passengers, how
ever, rushed to Criglar's aid and dis
persed the negroes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-22

ONE New York assistant republican
newspaper says Mr.. Bryan will receive
the support Of all the States that form
ed the Southern Confederacy, and an
other Que, that such support naturally
impugns their loyalty to the Union.
Every conceivable means is being avail
ed of by the plutocrats and their SUBJ
sidized organs of the North to revive
the old war feeling of that section
against the people ofthe South, and all,
100, simply for the assigned reason that
the latter now think about the cur
rencv Rs all the Northern republican
leaders did few years ago. The South
is not sectional, but that such is the
case is wonderful, in view of what is
said of her in the North.