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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
CITY nlINVIrIEs.

Tho Musicians rrntrctive union wiil
hnld - reRuiai m,nlhly meeting ,n''
~ cHprl ted to he present
There r. a hack viiis". recently found
on Congress avenue. q case of surgical m
struineuts and n buggy iap.rohe al me
pu9 re hDAf on awaiting identification
The general .oInmll,ec and all the sub
committees hay ing ~ chnrpo the arrange
mcnts for the lsmturt plrnir on september
., viii m,.ni ~ ( O'Clock this afternoon a.
The i1mmet iifle armory'
ON Friday tho cleveland compress made
II run that demonstrates IL supcruriy.
The compress was kept running steam
for twclVo hours ana In thn' time Iao'
l,,los ot cotton were compressed.
The pail, bearers at the funeral Of Mrs
r.. olive, Mr. EVNum. Or Wi:hhm INV
M. Ferguson .nl FrIuk Lighthouse,
There wns . proiuslon oil handsome h"'"'
offerings ~ the grave.
\ negro boy about IS years Of age. VINO
nave hs rAmo ua Nose Milton wt7
brought in 10y the patrol wagon y's, 'd.lg
fiou the oulskiria of TIE Flfih warn, y uc
hoy was evidently crazy, as ne WnE ,''n
covered IN The uct Of "tt1E IN" 'fhy llsn'
II, ~ and chewing up cigarettes it one ana
the SAME time. lie - now IN inc eau
boose.
Eek bowling Camp United ronfedorato
N,t,rans. VIII meet at Their new nan pN'l
C,nnul fire station. corner frnlr.' NM
Pan Jaciuio today ai H. NJ : NJ NJ
SiG Of grutoinbcf- Anniversary ana ci"ni ON
al of,oofs. A fun attendance Is expected
today.
fir. ! " Boylcs "A short time ago sem
Hon William J'nnngs bryan ~" 10y
INA fooi Of -. r.bht, as tn"finlu ~
.,.o,d in,k and Yesterday hc received A
tcii~r RON Mir bryan acknowledging NE
rorclp' Of tho rabbits foot winch \" 80
he had placed IN hia COLLECTION ana Ii'hrhel
Il "axh ut No. TO-
Mr. Ianr. Robinson. wife OF 'itN
Treasurer Robinson OF Hun,Hyillr. ~ VS.
lt,ne MrB. W W. Dexter OF 5lW li.'znt.
a." uohinson ts a member of the TcTas
~, ,,ssn"ieflof also The Texas " omAn' 8
i,roes a1socintion. aud the East ~ ra@
prs - nssociaiion. The latter orSenzltlon
win hold cis snnunl meffins III 'n.s o'ly
e,i,glon Of association VIII be made TO the
n,onntalus of Colorado.
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The republicans OF Harris county are
hereby requested TO join with IN" cxecu-
tive committee Of tho county ThurHday
night. August 20, 1896. a. the market hail.
Tor the purpose Of holding a gnlnd Mo
Ninlcy and Hobart rAtificatlor meeting
the mes ny WIN he preceded BY II prradr
Of an republican rlhls ald ward OrgHnl-
zaflous Ia the county and others who may
ctsirc to Jun late with ~. Nrpublieans
aud az others who again desire the bless
,ngs cg1f rred by projection, stable cur
rtitlirau IartN are requested 70 meet At
In. M rket square promptly a. 7 O'Clock
rho Une Of march VIII b" announced later.
Sneakers for tho occasion VIII De pro-
vidcd Let us ratifv the selection OF our
eoll1ut standard bearers, Nick nley aud
Iobart, Emmett J. Scott.
Chairman Harris County Republican Ex-
ccutlye Committee.
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SPECIAL RATES AUTHORIZED.

The Western Passenger association mas
announced the following reduced railroad
rates during the St Louis exposition, Sep
temher to October "A inclusive: one and
one-third for the round "Trip from the fol-
lowing territory. viz: All points iu Mis-
souri,: points in Iowa south q TIE line or
the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul rail
way. Sabua to Council Bluns. not includ-
ing Council Bluffs: all points Illinois rX-
ccpt from chicago. and al points on O.
cago-St, Louis lines wilthn e.Ehly-hNc
miles OF Chicago points In Southeastern
Kansas on and east Of the kansas Guy
Coffcyville line Of the Missouri Pac.nc ~
way va Yates Center Tickets are 10 le
sold commencing Tuesday, Serr"mbcr s,
ana each Thursday and Tuesday ;here-
after during the continuance e -" eN-
position. all tickets to b. limited. no. eS-
cccding hve days from date of sale.
The following rates wore fixed for the
ST Louis fair. October tn 10: q. farr
for the round Trim from ihe foll owing tor
rtorv, YIN: All points in MISS Nri, "ll
no MS in Iowa south OF the Inc of thH
Chicago, Milwaukee and s.. 'aul. Sahuia
10 Council Bluffs. not INCLUDING t0hncil
BLUFFS: ali po mis- on The 'n.cagu-Si LOUIS
lines within eghty-fve miles of Ch!cagoi
al points n Kansas and NenrlSka ltNf"r-
son rIctets are 10 be sold october 70 =
inclusive, with final return limit octo-
I,r
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r11r srARnAEp cur.

Grccnsyallc. s. c., August l5.-Argument
was begun today IN the Tinted states CIR
cult court. Judge G. II. Simonton presid-
ing in the injunction case 10 prevent inc
seaboard Air Line from cutting r@'es..
rhe case is dock",ed under the Ntlo OF
~ i5nr, Eovnl and Augusta railway rs
Ike southern AMI other roads; m So :
a, v'birt vas met by the Southern
,rr,'l nss,c' n on with Il out of - PER
,,r, ,ci,,r,,ipoa \. r. Smith, reprcs Mt
inc ne Port ROYAL ard Augusta ~ .lway.
WiSd !, An ~ omrlamt and n temporary
s,., ,ir,on "a Granted. siriAnton restrain
80 ~ tar.lus from continuing the eat
- - 49, IN Inc railways Interested are
rcprescnicd by prominent officers ara at
iorueys Arguments wore .tsun 1,A9
tcrnoon as 10 the Jar.d'''loh Vi '"'
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THE PROGRAMME ARRANGED


For the Afro Am.rican rair-sketch Of
the Orator OF the Occasion.
The programme for the formal opening
| of the Afro-Amcrican State Fair and Mill
tary Encampment. to he held In this city
August Is to ~ inclusive, has been pre-
pared by tho directors OF the occasion.
| After the parade. at IL o'clock noon. tho
| formal exercises will be conducted at tho
Houston Driving park. Tho addresses OF
tho occasion will DO delivered by Governor
G. A. Cs,lberson. Mayor n. Baldwin Rice.
| Dr. j. w. Il. Bowen Of Atlanta, Ga, ths
| eloquent scholar and orator. and Emmett
J. Scott Of this city. vice president OF tho
the musical chorus will be directed by
Professor J WIN Jones OF Houston, as
| structor at the Prairie View state normal
school. The programme. as prepared. Is
as follows
Patriotic Hymn-Iho Star SpanElcd
/ Banner. and military salute 10 National
coors.
| Chorus--t;reat and Marvellous tFarmer.
| Opening Address Emmett j. Scott. Vice
president OF the Afro American State
The Woman's Departmcnt-Nrs. Emma
! A. Williams, president board OF lady man
ayers.
Chorus--For Unto Us, from The Mes
Welcome no the Cny--Mayor II. Baldwin
Rsce.
Address His EScellencN Governor c.
| A. CulbciSon.
| Chorus Gloria (MozarD
D.. IL T.. S. r, b., OF Atlana, Ga.
Chorus-liallel1jah from The Mos
slah."
| md u Of a. voices.
! Professor j. w r. Bowen. who Will
deliver the GRAFTON for the occasion. Is a
| notable personality.
, Episcopal general conference at tlcN,lnnd.
ohio, mai compliment naid MIN which
any man in the world might be proud OF.
gave him IN ono ballot 10 Votes for the
| Episcopal honor. Or Bowen IS CON
! spicuors mombcr OF his race, Tho New
/ y ork sun says OF him.
1T rs doubtful II there IL another man
of his roce IN Tits country who combines
Ia a highcr degree thau lr. h"Wen me
scholarship Intellectual vigor aud the gii'
! If cluuIence. II ls given to few mon To
combine IN rich measure these gifts and
attachments. nr. Bowen IA one Of them
| Or. Row,,ns thought Is always scholarly
his scntcnccs always polished aud w@ghty
aud. though his words appeal most TO NJ
intellectual and tho cultured, ne hold-
an within the sound of his Noice by the
| spall Of his cloquence. "
This leador among hts people Is n do'-
tor Of philosophy of Harvard university
He has been professor of Hebrew In How
| ard university. Washington, professor %
mathematics and languages IN 'eAT'nI
| Tennessee college, Nashville, Tenn, nm
is now professor Of historical theology I'm
| the Cannon School OF Theology, Atlanta,
Ga. Dr. Bowen took ms degree of A T.
| at New Orleans university ana three Notl s
later the degree of A. NJ Passing through
Boston university, n" was bachelor of
divinity, and was later given his fun de
rren in nhilo.ouhy hy that schuol NJ (.
ltt.e L..... ia
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BUFFALO BAYOU.

pnnecr Assembly Iudnracs the ib1 az
Deepening the Wgt'rwnS.
At tcgulur m, citing ot Pioneer Assem-
hly No i9i5 Knighta Of Labor hc'd ct
their han on Friday evening, August T. the
agitation of deep ming and widening Iiui-
falo bayou was fully indorsed aud a com
mittea was appo nted to draft suitable
r.solutnns expressive OF the sentiments
OF the membership OF the order. aud re-
ul., sung the Houston newspapers to pun.
nsh TIE same, ana thht copy Dc st.'
10 the iiuhst,Nl bus it-ts lsrhsH'-
NJ hrrras. Many oi utf most prominent
ritz,ns are HpiiAtiug tie question II da'p
puing ana wl,'n HE Buitaso bayou tor IN.
uuluosc Of tuirulns it1uaipn WIN nv dec y
water porth OF IcNns ANA placing Ter "a
nature Intended size should u', on" OF lac
pttnlcst commercial cities OF ihc apu'i'
IuHsmuch as IL wal pr an hiHuI'h lt''
at ,iHlye atom nt'bpr, We Hisf inst NI'
matter be presented TO cur s"ndLufs ana
rcpresnutitt YES ~ congress at the earliest
pussiplr moment, ana go
Whereas, We believe this project VIII
bet.,nt ali classes and, II accomplished.
Iour mo, than the farmer, me- hhnlc az
hrtunu. indsmuch as I Nill hfNtlol "NI
Vast resources by eutDntdS : immigrants
au,, capitalists 70 develop 1ur vast conii-
~. fherepy raising Houston to "a Rir!'i
prfnm, rrl dl aud manufacturing c,hb'
therefore be I .
views ns 10 deepening Hnd wiacu ng iiui
f,lo hatou, providcd that said bayou ~
u0u-roStrirtoi, ana mat ne n1VlHHiI az
sanc be free. without TAX or tnlI on,
- lar as tire suppnrt Of the EoFernm' ~
id to- ho constd red. hthciw'F" We CON
,,mn ans puoicci tlai vi! t.nd 30 ridct
q tax upon the nayigat II our water
,,ature has bestowed upon THY tan city.
Pat owens.
George 4. Alhs.
George Jones,
NJ Monogram.
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PERsoNAL MENTION.
Bar. Moore OF Waco is In the city.

BAR, Moore OF Waco Is IN the city.
lack Fernandez left last night foS the
East
for New York.
city last night.
II. W. Chinn. "a prominent citizen OF We
lasco. Is in the city
Max Stubenrauch loft last night on
Visit 10 New York Guy.
Colonel J W. Jones and family left last
night for Niagara Falls.
CAPTAIN Wharton Bates. State peni'oh-
tiafy inspector. Is IN tae city.
Chester Brown. a well known lumber
man Of Lake Charles. was In Tie cry
yesterday.
Miss Roslne MalIios after a visit TO
friends IN this city. left yesterday fof her
home In Austin.
Presley X, Ewing and family lett last
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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
The Gross Earnings of Some Lead.
Ing Railroads.
kAlY'S INCREASE FOR FIRST WEEK.
Tho Missouri Pacific Also shows a Gross
IncrsaSe Southern Pscifc'a Pro,est
Against Western Association.

Louisville and Nashville gross earnings
Tor the frs. week In August are sai2en5. A
decrease of $4,000. as compared with the
same period in 1895. and Of s5o.525. as com
pared with 1894. The freight earnings de-
creased .55945. passenger .is35 and mlscel-
laneous increase $3.50.
st Paul gross earnings for the first week
In August are $3.50 2i7. In 1925 they were
SS6.s7S; 1894 s5t4 ,3t3: 1893, sj7iii4 1892, sgs-
3sl. and In 1891 s547.SOl.
Missouri Kansas and Texas shows an
increase In gross earnings for the first
week in August Of s?o,3o;
Missouri Pacific earned gross the first
week in this month 3407 ,Dpo an Increase OF
$4,000
Wheeling and Lake Erie shows de-
crease in gross earnings for the first week
In August of s626S
July gross earnings of New York Central
decreased $4,000 as compared with tho
same month last year.
RAILROAD COMMISSION ORDERS.
Austin. Texas, August l5.-The railroad
commission issued the following circulars
yesterday:
In approval of Joint application Of the
Texas Midland Railroad and Sherman,
Shreveport aud Southern Railway com
panies. submitted under No. 20 of the
Texas Midland railroad. authority IS here
by granted for the adoption of the rate of
lS@4 cents per 10 pounds for the trans
porWution OF lumber. In car loads. from ain
stations on the Sherman. Shreveport ami
southern railway to Paris and intcrmc-
uate stations on the Texas Midland rail-
road north of Commerce. Effective AZ
once.
IL approval OF applicat on No Sc OF the
Gun, colorado and Santa Fe Railway
company. II is hereby ordered that com
modify tariff No o. issued by this COM
mission to apply on shipments Of stone
ana sand, in ear loads. transported by
railroads. between points in Texas, and e.
feet We March p, 1885, be amended by au4-
ing thereto exception 80. as follows: stone
TO ne used for other than government
work In car Loads. from, quarry nolr
2o00 pounds Effective August =
In, approval Of Joint application OF the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fee Railway, st.
Tyler Southeastern Railway. Houston
Easi and Yves, Texas Railway. Texas aud
Pacific Railway. Waco aud Northwestern
Railroad. lnterna 'icnal and Great North
ern Railroad, Galveston, Harrisburg and
san Antoine Railway, Texas and New
Orleans Railroad. Texas and Mexican Rail
way, Gulf Western Texas and Pacific
Hadlway Fort Worth and New Orleans
Railway Central Texas and Northwestern
Railway, Austin and Northwestern Rail-
road and he Sabine and East Texas Ran
way companies. submitted under No. u Of
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fee Railway
company, uthOrity - hereby granted for
the rate Of 20 cents per 100 pounds for the
transport alton Of melons and Vegetables,
In mixed or straight car loads from BAL
linger and intermediate stations on the
Cult. Colorado and Santa Fee railway TO
points in common point territory, located
on the lines of the other companies above
named. where the existing rates are nigh
or. Effective August Is, 1896
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evening for the mountains OF Tennessee.
to be absent about month.
Mr.. Carl Srhwarz. Jr.. one OF iiouston's
prominent cotton buyers returned Fester-
day from an extended European trip.
MIRA Robert Cohen has returned from
Waco, whsre she has been viglipg rcla-
tivssl. and iS now at home al III Texas
avenue.
fIrE. Robert Cohen has returned from
Waco whore she has been visltlns i,ls-
tlvcs. and is now at home at i.ii Texas
avenue.
Mr. W. s.. Hunt. an attorney. lcft last
MINT Tor East Texas on professional busl-
ness. ~ win be absent from the city
about ten days,
Mrg Thomas rierney and children and
her sister Mrs. Is, forrigln. OF a,l1 '9in-
mcrce avenue, have returned from pleas
ant visit TO In Porte.
MesdamcB W. G.. Crane and Ida y.
TYLER and Misses Made ard Rosa VIII
Hams all OF Houston. are spending low
weeks on the coast ut Qnin1api.
Professor Frank j. Herb ieft yesterday
for his old home In itass SaEilAM. Mich.
IdNlng bnrn Unexpectedly allied there on
O matter OF urgent Importance.
Roy. ]. W. Horn. pastor OF the WASH
ingten STREET Methodist church. mas re-
turned after an absence OF ten days Nisli-
ing his old home at Mckinney and VIII
occupy his pulpit today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16

morrow night At their hsiA iooex Franklin
avenue As this will be the last meeting
prior to the State convention Of repu biican
league clubs, which meets In Dallas next
week. II 10 important that q full attend
delegates to that convention. other i'm
portant business vital to the interests OF
the club will come up for consideration.
An election Of a new secretary TO succeed
Mr.. w. C. Bailey. who rendered his rcsiS-
nation. will also take place.
Visiting republicans in tho city are cor
daily invited to attend
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TIVE DEATH roll
t. --=--
10 Be Rurfad -,


p ,sn 40 Be Buried To-day.
Y b,.' ns Of Mss Disney, sls,or ot
b xpl Mn, who died recently in Nav
laks s,s srr'ye today AMI tho Funeral
f. ;a: s.sse f,,9m westhe.mar.. , '''r'
toass, VI on ne Big New York -" ,lc 1,,rs-
~ Of mn, rN! Is ono ~ The n n gS.'ar
"s deaths in Kew York r, ia'e
r. NJ. Jsn, Q. Mrs. Jantzin.
e ava 'sn'sin. who resided a, ,o,,
q yss u'' died yesterday morning n, -J IN
I n 10 iod ei her ese and VIM he h,,s,. u,
Jay IN the German e Gs nGfrSa
ses 'aaes 7, Ferguson.
sroa n, ferguson, Who has ,,ve, ..
y pr.e,,d. humber Of years. s ','' N
tl-i 40. wee Of law and the lana hp psu
,i Sp,ss'erdsy at his rssia ,"' oG a,,o
= tsOn he e buried this e ysaI OF his
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MINI on tho hibernate and Grea,
Essrn and the Galveston. Houston ano
S5srson arrive at and depart from the
isr,,ional depot, foot OF Congress ave
Missouri Kansas and Texas trains
;Ss KATY depot al the foot of. Mont
w avenue. north side of the bayou;
k.cn, La Porte and houston ana az.
!, roads except those mentioned use
ICNnd Central depot.
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THE BIG MARKET.
Prices Unchanged Market Good But n,
New stun In

mere WIS llcNtN OF trut IN the market
r-ces are unchdged.
Following are the quotations:
VEG ETABLES.
Carrots. 10 cents a bunch
Btets, none In market.
Cabbage, to 10 cents u head, red cab.
baEe, mono in market
lynne, 10 cents a bunch,
Rhdish 's. cents bunch.
Celery, 10 cents per stalk.
Mhijuram, ~ cents "A bunch.
Pumpkins. ~ 20 ~ cents each.
Lettuce. noue IN market.
Mustard greens, b cents a bunch, Chi
nete, cents IA bunch.
SWISS chart none in market.
Parsley, b cents II bunch.
Green or dry sage 10 cents a bunch.
sweet potatoes. cents quart.
Tomatoes, 10 cents "A quart.
Soup bunch, cents.
i:ye hominy. 10 cents a quart
TurNlps, none in market.
CauliiOwcr, none IN market.
Shallots, none m market.
Onions. cents Il quart
Horse radish. for rs cents.
Horse radish, ground. Is cents pint.
irish potatoes, DC quart
Green peas. non" in market.
Garlic, 20 cents u dozen.
Spinach, none IN market.
tkra, 3 cents = quart.
curly lettuce none IN market.
Ridck-ey'd peas. 10 cents a quart.
Egg plants, 3 for 10 cents.
Asparagus 10 cents "A bnnch.
rrar5nn,s, none in market. ,o,o,
Green onions, none in market
Snap beans scarce, IL Gems a quart.
Squash, Is cents dozen.
Roasting ears. snowflake, 10 cents
dozen.
Butter beans, 10 csnts q qiart.
Sweet peppers, cents dozen.
Kershaws. l0c to l5c each,
FRUITS.
,,,,,o.. ,r.o. .,.., =, o., oL
ttpiI11s, 1' ~ "' ,. PVNA
Dates, 10 con;s pound
Malaga grape, none in IN ,rket.
Texas grapes, good, 10 cents pound
ordinary cents n pound
market, seedlings. j, to 30 cents dozen
Mixed nuts. Is cents a pocnd.
Pecans, 10 cents Qufrt
Cocoauuts. ana 10 cents each.
Lemons 10 cents dczon.
bananas. 10 ~ cents "A dozen.
California grapes. Is cents per pound,
Japanese Iluns 10 cents dozeu; call
fornia. dozen for ljc
Dried hgs, II cents per pound,
Catawba grapes none IN market.
rIaeappies 10 to- to z. e, cents ,5s. 1aah'
Strawberries, none H. market.
pmns. none m market
WarermcIoas, to - cents each;
Cantaloupes. . to 10 cents c1ch.
PC.chos, % TO 30 cents a box, . cents
dozen. .o-
,rcx,s soft. Zoe dozen.
pponI,ct.
fh'''' r
Eggs. Is cents dozen yard eggs, pc
cents
Butter. country, 20 cents pound
Rutier. western. % TO 80 GEMS pound.
Buttorlno, 10 cents pound.
Cheese Is to 20 cents pound.
candy. 10 cents pot nd.
Peanuts roastei, b cents a quart.
Popcorn balls. cents each.
MEATS
ro,,a
Ste,' roH,nni s,Nat s m ia oirts n mound
- f.iotr et.aks 10 cents n mound
49, norlerhousc steaks, 10 cents a
rT','d
ptNNr ,e,darloin steaks. 10 cents a pouno
t,s yossi 10 cents "A pound
I1.h' ScnS ia cents a pound
VI lax 10 cents a pouno
~, 40 cents a pcuud
bologna sausage. 10 cents noun' cour,
Wicnerwurst SAUSAGE, 10 cents pouhc'
I'M 4,,,,,e ist' gcutz q mound
l.ive' cents p1unn' IN .o,. o,r,
Pork auI hcci sausage w u'hta poui'u'
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|OTEL BRISTOL
European PLAN.
! TRAVIS ST. AND CAPITOL AVE.
Houston. Texas.

ROOMS 800 PER DAY.
Electro Lights, Steam Heat, Elevator.
Ian and Return Bells IN all Rooms.
Etv and Elegantly Furnished,
Everything Modern.
ksT.CLASS CAFE SERVICE AT
MODERATE PRICES.
4 NURISON & MALiN. Managers.
OF CAPITOL HOTEL.
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uoRRIBLE BICYCLE ACCIDENT

HORRIBLE BICYCLE ACCIDENT
Is liable TO happen II You rent a poor
wheel Roy spore has just received new
rent wheels. which Will be rented at
reasonable prices by hour. day or week.
Phone 622. Cos Main street. 500 Ram
blers SS5. Also some fine $50 bicycles just
received. Cali and see them.
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THE HOTELS.
! LAwLoR-hATES. $3.50 AND 50
ER DAY. JAMES I.AWLOR. PRO

b LAwLOR-hATES. $3.50 AND 50
Ter DAY. JAMES I.AWLOR. Pro
|RlET0R.
/ 0 Davidson, san Antonio: II. NJ. VIII
b. Galveston; W. r. Knowlton, Tex
Thomas A. Jordan. Waco; Louis
bnpson, Willard I'D Stedman, Jr.,
kson, Mrs. Ada Hodge, Shreveport,
Ew. B. Duke, Memphis. G. w. Lemen.
fu ". 0'Brien, san Antonio, w. Il.
kkner, Dallas: A Christeson, Houston;
b. Cooper, WooiNllc; A. Newhauer.
flnnati, c. Keith. Selma, Ohio; IL. W.
81, New York, II. G. llarlng and wife.
(rei R. Frank Crawford. Houston
Ege Clark. William Byr1es. city. J. l..
ta.y, Veasco; j. W. Allison, Houston ;
Hoffman, Dallas; j r. Hall, Cripple
~, Colo, A. d. Arbegust. Dcnison
II. Brown, New York; /. O. Swar,Z,
pSn, Wharton Bates, Erazoria, y, Il.
Eo'd Houston; T, NJ. Cuban, Dallas
Y Morris, Houston, Gordon h Wood
lynhburg; w. 5. Beadlcs, Calves
A. E. Wilson. Manor, f.. NJ. Womaek,
sioa; W. b. Saycrs, Jr.. Gonzales, NJ.
IN. Gonzales, 4. NJ. Loeb, Dallas. W.
Pack, Houston, Walton G. Smither,
deorge Dalsheimor St. Louis. Max
ssier. New York. Miss stern. Maron.
Il wilson, Galveston, \. w. Evans.
hrunswick y. y; Curtis Scorell,
eSfpor'' La T. G. King, Beaumont
plo"n and wife, Atlanta, Ga.
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CENTRAL. REPUBLICAN CLUB.
Th, central republican league club will
hold it, regular ui-monthly meeting to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-22

Browne obtained employment as artis, ,c on svsr
silver knight" Senator Stewards pontcai s. ",
organ Now they are In st. Louis 10 at'end .ne
Popust Convention. Browne Is delegate-at-ia' &c
from the District Of Columbia. s, ~
EVERY yestige of difference between Iatner a.tu
ourselves has disappeared said Mrs. browne ms
morning. "and / am glad" Here the Goddess
Of Peace bcamed on Mars. who added ! ne rs,on,
citation WAS effected yesterday when cer.ari
overtures initiated by correspondence WERE Uol,-
s,,mmated am soon to become managing Gator
Of General Coxey's paper. and we VIII 'he'eio'o
II think women should be admitted to TINS Con
vention and allowed to vote the GODDESS $50, en
claimed. land Mr. Browne will help out the cause
But the movement IS young yet ,, ,,.o ham
Then Mars spoke Mr.. Bryan would have been
an ideal candidate Cor the Popusts The Demo ec,
Gratis realizing our strength. adopted PIatdaotrn
Of thunder stolen from our powder house ana N
tended to nominate some man like Boies or B,anu
iist party with a sort Of bunco syringe Inc A.,
mighty took a hand then In manner sun 700 vnvid
TO describe the Democratic aspirants were turheo
down and a Popust nominated 49,,
II m Instructed to vote for Bryan put you kIiow
the name Democrat is noisome IN the hostriis OF
ponuiIsts II will. be pretty hard FOR some OF OUT
party TO forgive Bryan for the crowd ne Is tra'e'
be Goddess changed the subject again: II wish
Mr. Browne being clad like cowboy See there
is nothing. Of that kind ieft no" except '"e "''"1
The little womans brawny husband was atttred
4, a h,ack Prince Albert coat with cloth enough IN
The tails TO cover a billiard table. with MS nat
IN he looks Ike an Oklahoma gambler, coiiese
professor or highly respectable phiianthropis''