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MEMPHIS RACES.

Three Strong Favorites and one Second
Choice LANDED.
Memphis, Tenn. April 1.-THE sun
shonc out brightly all day at Montgomery
Park and the track was in fair condition
when the first race was called. Three
strong favor!tes finished first and IN the
fourth race Presidio the second choice,
PROBABLY carried more money that the
Whisper. Twenty books drew in
before the first race.
Four furlongs--I.ord Zcni, IL 0'erkins)
to 8. won; Agent. li3 CMartinl. TO !.
cseond:. Elyria. loo Dunn. to l, third
limo 80.
seven furlongs-pamona. liz Or. Will
liams), to 6, won; Paniandrum. los,
Martini, to /. second; Plug. lOi uiarp,
Z 10 /. third. Time 1882.
Tennessee club H. rdicap. one mile
trania. 10 (Martin). 4 to ., won, David.
lun tShrrrrrp, 10 /, second, Robert I.atta.
10 HIarD TO l, third. Time l.iGia.
one mile and ore-sNteenth-Presidi
100 &C. Rcin). I to !, won. WHISPER. lQi
(Schorr). 3 10 2. second. Leonard b.. III
1'horpc). To /. third. Time l:diA.
Six 'furlonec- Eunuch. l,l ls;cotO, to J.
won: Little tiiff, l0J GiarD. TO !, second !.
Sycamore. 100 (SherreD. 10 j, third.
Time 20.
oI'ur ftrlongs Sea Robbcr. l05 tschorr).
u to l. won. Goshen, Jos 81, TahoD, TO
i. second Lear lo5 trhorpe). u TO !.
third. Time .J"4.
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Hermann meeting; tickets on sale April
~ ana Tor trains arriving In san Antonio
May /. ~
Tho newly elected directors of the Gal
weston, Houston ana Henderson will meet
IA Galveston today for the purpose OF
el"c'ing officers for the ensuing year. All
interests ccnters IN the selection of the
president. whose name has zen sacrcdy
Withheld, although the man has long since
been decided upon.
The wcstbouud Southern Pacific train
yesterday morning was run in two sec
tons IN order TO accommodate over 200
Epworth Ieagucrs en- route to San An
tonic 10 attend the state Meeting. The Sec
ond section or League spccial' ", y
fully and appropriately decorated with
streamors and palms.
The Southern Railway Ia complaining
of the action OF the mayor of Charlotte,
n. C., In enforcing the state law prohibit
ing the running of freight trains on Sun
day. II appears that the law permits per-
ishablc freight 10 be moved; but the
southern has not enough vegetable traf-
IFS TO make full train loads, and therefore
suffers loss by being forbidden to FIJI out
trains with ordinary merchandise.
In Texas the courts hold TINT q carrier
Is not liable because the agent ut a depot
at which passenger was whiting for a
train was cross and refused to tell her
the name of the town or where she soud
find hotel, and. on her asking for water.
merely pointed to q tank some distance
eway, or because men and boys around
the station jeered ana laughed at her.
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A NEW BILLIARD RECORD.
Ives Made an Eighty.Fiye Run at
Cushion Caroms.
rAvORlTES WON NEARLY EVERY RACE
At Nemphis and Newport Tracks-Lorii-
laid's Horses Han Unpiaced At
Newmarket.

Houston won the gono with New Or
leans yesterday, and won 1t by superior
pitching, hitting, base running, team work
and good playing generally.
Mclienry pitched the entire game for
tho home team, and by striking out thir-
teen men aud having only three hits
charged against him proved to the salts
faction Of the fans that any doubts as to
his ability were groundiess.
The diamond was in bad condition from
the rains OF Sunday, and the Wild throws
or both pitchers and at least two of the
errors against the home team may be
charged to that account Second Raseman
Reed played IL splendid game. both in the
field and Mt tho bat, accepting every
chance offered. some of which We're cN-
tremcly dinicult. and lining out two hits
both OF them two baggers He now leads
the team In the batting averages for the
exhibition games.
Captain Shanor. as usual, showed up
like q big hat at the opera house. both in
fielding and batting and to him must bs
given considerable credit for the excellent
team work displayed throughout the game.
Catcher Cotes playing was. up to his
usual standard and AS everybody knows
that is the best going. nothing mere need
be said. short hated well. but his itciaing
As to Leeson. Slaglc and Becker. the
outside gardeners. they had so little TO do
that they Gan neither be criticised nor
praised Lesson and Becker both battcd
we'll, however. and to "Chimmy'' Slaelc
must be given the distinction of being tho
only man struck out by the Pclicnns
pitcher.
Jacobs PLAYED n good gamc at third,
covering all The ground near his zion.
AS to the visitors. perhaps the least said
the better. They show lack of team work
especially. but may ard doubtless Will i'm
prove az the season advances.
The game today viii be commenced at
o'clock and the teams VIII line up the
same as yesterday with the exceptions
that Lesson Will be in the box for the
home team and Secrist. the Pelican who
surprised the natives by holding Pete Bro.
Antonio sunday, Will do the twirling for
New orleans. Today Will not be ladies
day as was previously announced.
Ihe SCORE of yesterdnN.s EAme Mns as
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NEUROLOGICAL.

NJ, I ..ioITmlogansport, La. April "a
a I Ssyoo Elliott, one of the old residents
nj sir kS;Vsansport, died at his residence last
wss after. long Illness. MIR. Elliott
and a A mo., hearted, Christian gentleman,
The in,a ,eIlnef o. the Baptist Church.
' v,,, N the Brookland cemetery.
M I5MabEsRAMAN-Bryan, Texas. April H..
.. his sD' MN Zimmerman died Mt the home
yssieraa,aa 'ner ten mlles north of Bryan
Was rs,s, morning. He was 80 years old.
farnenrs Ease, ned IN this county and was a
Knpib,,aa ana stockman. He BELONGED 10 the
and ' N.Y., o. Honor and was also n Mason
'iyoh church. -'''''''0 ''o''o's Ut
Tsa Is- b. o. freeman nee gS" ,,i Apr'i n,
ttidaSyt asie who died in Fort Worth yes
for intermentoon was brought here today
etne,erv " IN, being buried at the civ
jus; p ys' ms afternoon. DECEASED was as
Nessrs s Z; = Ola ana was the sister If
city FORM f. ", f. and 7. j. Thornhlll of thls
Nil.y 'I ye1a,Ily residing In Chapnell I'M
isr les, '"es ana friends here mourn
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Are You a
Thinking MANI.

You know Of the great improvements
made during the lnss few years y, Elcs.
And ssanssy Hh sS. 81 .s sser ~ @
any serious thought 10 the Scienee q
Medicine? DO you kpow that 6k!lls4
we're snpsosed 10 81 mpcsslbls ten Year,
| Ggo2 DO you know that whole books are
written OIL n single disease which would
vss sa aye r saa that 0s mere
who now devote their lives TO tho study
Of one class OF diseases, while q few ysars
a P0 soa srs suPRIsssa
!hat tho f spse.aiisi-th"t the Physiciss
S Msa sssoiss more about them than
good old Family Doctor, NOW you Also
know that tine Sexual Organ; cgnsututs
Disease in, them Affects his entire being:
any weakness makes him icm !.
man. How can only hsn ,s = man ,, ~ g g
tho love o! womani CN YOU ~ g
men. Make mo your lea1er, your Juoee
or your representative w . o. s e xonr FL.
band?" Make today resolve fnef
Science and Skill can make NAN g
You You vii! 1s one t sS. S Il ~osn no
Tie is not hai ..r s Essx sbs e d. 3D.
An ,s ss,snSs 90 81 ~ @
tive is ahead Of tho old stage coachl ne
palm no terrible hsmsr e cIty - "a sta7
Weeks with a Doctor at heavy expense.
lilo can cure you at your , nomesi h yo s Sne
go about your business vi Y t FIJI whse
Il f. is under the old method. Il you snissr
from this. or from 9permasotdrynnoSSsnI aTh ,o
tcnce. sterllity, Gonorrhoer Sytn' ~ Sk9s
Disease write or Ok sJ J. q. cLEMEN1.
i2s w. Commercs Street. ssa A'o
Question densti List-A for Men B for womes
n nd @ for Gkin Dts0aae4
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STATE POLITICAL MEMS,

ELECTION RETURNS CANvASsED.
Victoria. Texas. April 1.-THE county
commissioners counted the vote for CON
gresham yesterday and announced tho
following figures as official; Brewster $50,
klcbcre Az Lawhon ~. giving Brewster
majority of JOG The Post correspond
oni's figures were l07
The city council canvassed the returns
of the election held last Tuesday, last
night. and declared the following officers
as elected FOR the next two years: Alder
manifest ward Sylvan Fcia: Second.
G. X. Alden; Third. j. II. Schneider. 81. !:
Fourth. l.. q. Wikerson: marshal George
Heck; city attorney. George Thurmond
assessor and collector J. -. Jameson
treasurer. henry Fischer; secretary. I'D
Clark. all Of whom were sworn in. Mr.,
VIM. Wheeler was Reelected to the office
of slipcrin,endcnt of waterworlSs, and was
granted leave of absence for three months
TO visit his old homo in E.nG.Mnd.
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BROWN CASE DECISION.
Discussing Its Effect on the Various Traf
Associations

Discussing Its Effect on the Various Traf-
tic Associations.
The recent decision of the United States
supreme court In the Brown case is still
being generally discussed In railway cir
cles. and while all parties seem to agree
that the decision VIII have n powerful in
fiuence in the direction of checking rate
manipulations. there is a wide diversity OF
opinion rs to the effect which 1T will have
upon the various traffic associations. The
general opinion, however, seems to be That
1t will be greatly to the advantage of the
railroads and the shippers as well providcd
dltions established by the Brown case.
The Wall Street News recognized
financial authority, takes an opposite view
OF the general opinion that the decision
will strengthen the various traffic associa-
tons. 1t says:
Wall street has not yet awakened to the
true Importance aud value of the United
States supreme court decision in the BroW,
case as an important factor In influencing
future railway management. 1t has moi
yet recognized the fact that n strict en-
iorcement of the law, as laid down lay the
United States supreme court means that
before many months expensive traffic as
socintions. pools and every othor form OF
organization designed for the purpose of
mainta ming rates IN certain territory will
be unnecessary and useless.
The interstate commerce commission,
with a few determined detectives. VIII be
able to do what all the traffic associations
ever formed were unable to accomplish.
'Geutlomen's' agreements Will he u thing
of the past. All that 1t now requires Is
honesty of purpose on the part OF the oih-
GERS of the law. heretofore they claimed
that thor hands were tiei through Insult
iicient legislation or court support. and
therefore We're unable To compel tho man
tenauce OF rates. They now nave all they
require in this line, and 1t remains to be
seen If hereafter the big shipper IS 10 have
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Overton. 4 to 6. won: Dcrfargliia, 10.
Walker. 2 to ]. second: uno. Iii, Carnor,
TO l. third. Time ! DIV.
Six furlongs-Rubber Neck I07, Ross, 2
TO 8. won Aimee. io', Newcom. to J..
second: Mana. 1o', Ham, to I. third
Time Lie.
Toots. loi Ncwcom, to 1. second; Basso.
JOS, Walker. TO |, third. Time AZ.
Selling. four and one-half furlongs--Ge-
Eaw, los. Ross. ? to 3, won; Rcd. ln, T..
Williams, 10 to l. second; Brossart. 1O,,
Ncwcon. to J. third. Tmc 5Ii. seconds.
Half milc--Temncsta. loo. j. Gardner,
? to 3. won: Leon Wccka, los. Ham, 10 2,
third. Time 10 seconds.
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MEMpIIIS ENTRIEs.

Half mIle-Nollie. DIR. Newman l05. Tu-
mic. Ivory. beware los. Miss Verne 10,
Albion. Treopia. Lincoln il3.
lind lin 90. Galley West, Pciroiine 10i.
Mermaid. Minerva 103. Lady Dolciul 10,
Astalfina, irish, Lady. Moiiila ig,, Lnciile
H., Helena Belle 1919. Elusinc III.
Seyen-eishths Of a mile Brewing Conn
pany stalses-rariarian 100, Not J.. 1G,
Geo f. Smith 100 Free Advice ii2
one mile and Midland ~.
Eondo. Trouby lol, Frontier JOG, Mercury
Five-eiehths OF a milo. selling Belle Of
Oak Grove l0i. Single Stone. Little clln.
Johnson, Barney Aaron, Jr.. John +. III.
Hercules III.
Five-elghths of n m!le--Damocles.. Ben
Naiad, Zephyr, Bravo, Fasig lc Tradl-
stantsne 1lo. David 12l. Roy Lochiel l2.
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ccssivc. Rains reported as being very
timely and Of immense benefit. Crops
were never In better condition at this time
OF tho year. and the outlook is very fiat
| tcring.
I'aloAtlno--M. Wright. All crops arc
growing fast and cotton Ia being planted
rapidly. and tho showers have been bcne
fetal 10 seed where planted.
Seguin--A. NJ. Erakinc: Considerable cot
ton has been planted but the rains Will
retard work for Il few days. There Is Il
fine season In tho ground and crops are
| looking line.
DnlIns-G. A. Eisenlohr; Wheat and oats
| doing wcll. but needing sunshine. Corn all
| planted. Fruit and vegetables are in good
| condition.
/, Lnmpasas-w. H. Webber: Some cot
| ton planting has been done in parts of the
county, and good preparations have been
| made for crop. Corn killed down by tho
coming ont again. oats not injured
Georgctown--A. s. Howren: Weather
cloudy and damp. and cotton planting Will
he pushed as soon as the ground dries suf-
Iciently.
Bellvillc-L j.. Prouty: Vegetation In
iurcd 10 sornc eNtnnt by the cool weather
Grnhnm--A. H. Cant: Corn bit down by
the cold weather, but viii come up again.
Vegetation and fruit Injured considerably.
Peaches about all Killed In the valley, but
not injured much on high around
DurhamA IL. Cant: Farmers all plant
ing. Orchards damaged slightly by cool
Coleman--n. A. Lindsey: Crops needing
rnin.
Uaird-M. II. HALEY: Rain badly needed.
Rain on tho "a instant Killed nearly nil
the fruit uit and some corn which have been
rcnlnntod
f'redericksburg-A. Striegler; Rain. bene-
fetal for crops where planted, but como
damage done by hail on the I'd instant.
Prospects for wheat and oats are good.
Cotton planting commcnced...~forn COM
Ing up.
Dodd-w II. Cobb Corn all planted ana
completed. cotton BEGINNING TO come np
I,niiinrnr-U' ID. Penrcc; More rain
nced"d For farm work. The freeze on the
"a i,ii,ai mi ~, fr,,it and corn down to
In. pround
Auroraii. H. Waylnud. Cool weather
da mapoJ tender ycrst,tion in some sec
tons 1'he fruit crop m not Injured
New Bratnfcls-J' Gcisecls: Young corn
M ~ Calm nInuiInt, lust started hui the
rain. which the farmers are jubilnnt over,
viii DELAY plnntIng for several days
Wono"w 4 Iross. Ali crops improving.
Light showers and warm atmosphere pre-
vailed dIlrInf, tho week enabling the
farmers TO work to an advantage.
Corpus chrlsii-ieorge Reeder: Weather
anrV' 10 hc,np wnr,;nd ont The third time
Cnt,on MI nm mud worried out once.
snrin, vnrot,bIes shinprd daily for tho
,,net ibirt1 duvs TO the Northern mar
Eets.
,,.inI,p how. do,o considerabic .nnnge to
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THE RACING SEASON.
English sport Opens With tho Newmarket
Mrrting-craven Meeting.

English sport opens With tho Newmarket
Mcctng-Craven Meeting.
Newmarket. England, April II. - The
Newmarket Cravcn meeting commenced
today. IT has been eagerly awaited by N"
turtles, ~ II marks the opening. OF the
regular racing season and II lkely 10
throw light on the Derby prospects.
Not one of Mr.. crokcr's horses has ar
The weather Is cold asid stormy. Tho
first race IN which the American horse
competed Was tint Visitors plate, handi-
cap. 10 soyereiens. in which Mr.. Loril-
lari's King OF bohemia was not placed.
Mr. Newman's gelding Fofceburn was
first. On. ..
In The Fiizwilliam plate OF 900 sover-
clgns. sweepstakes. 30 soverelgns to- 20
to the second horse. Mr. Lorilard's Glar-
ing was unplaced The winner was Sir
II, Waidle Grlfflth's Princess Annie.
In the last race Mr.. Lorillarl was equal
~ unfortunate. In the handicap ms en-
Try. Annisettc II. was unplaced. Andra
Oswald's Mona won.
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DEMOCRATS CARRY Ell PAso.

El Paso. Texas. April ii.-At tho city
election today the democrats carried
everything except one alderman. II was
n straight party fight and tested the
fun strength of tho two parties in tho
city. The Mexican vote wns about
equally divided. The vote cast today
was the largest ever poied In the city.
Good feeling prevailed throughout and
there were only n few fights Of minor
Importance The offices voted for were
asst ssor and collector, treasurer. cngi-
nCer. and four aldermen.
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HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

The International and Great Northern
reports earnings for the first week OF
April, $50. ioi; decrease of slsj2 over CORE
spending week last year.
The commission yesterday. granted au.
thority for the adoption Of lfig cent
land Springs and intermediate stations 10
Laredo. Effective April II.
The Houston and Texas Central has an an
nounced round trip rates ON me distance
saeneerfest and Grand Lodge Sons o.
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THE billiard TOURNEY.

Boston. April lt--Ives defeated Maurice
DAILY In the International tournament to-
night and made n new record for a run
on cushion caroms, scoring IS points
against a, the previous record made ty
VIM. Sexton In public and 81 by Schaefcr
in private practice.
Tho match was the second game In the
International billiard tournament In which
Jake Schhcner, Frank Ives, Maurice Daly
and Albert Garnicr are the contestants
sore; ives' 'otai W. ,highcst ~. averase
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TEMPLES NEW OFFICERS.

Temple. Texas. April H.-J. II. Daugh-
trty, the new mayor-cect. was sworn in
last night and assumed the executive seat
to rule Temples destiny for the ensuing
two years. Aldermen Fleming and knight
were also sworn In. while Steriings rec
been entered by Ills opponent. w. T, Bcs-
sonette, alleging ineligibility for office.
IT viii be acted upon by the council after
due Investigation has been made.
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THE LAwLoR-RATEs $3.50 AND SO
FER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

and wife, Waco; j. K Norris las, r. san
lord. !. NJ Roberts, san Antonio; =. VIII
IN IN Dallas; r. s Yocum. w. r Smith
ftln Wy: 4. Raus, $. ]. Carlev. New York,
M A. Munroe B.sayne Bay. Fla. Frank
y y. brown and wife, I'll raso; j. T. Lucas.
y Brooks, Mrs. LYDIA l}aker, Chicago:
randolph Hogan. New Orleans Tom !{ai-
;;sy. ph!ladclphia, j w. kavanaugh. city:
@@'s; Mcmahon, Columbus; Paul Hopper,
:,. d. Kidd, Dallas Frank Gocbol. GIN
fI i, ~ I, Mrs. Marian Brann, Milwaukee,
p n 81. harris a. ii. Wilkins, Dallas: Il. r..
S Ss, Milwaukee, Chas. steiner. s. j. Me
vWsuley, New York, T. n. Lane. Fort
1h nnI,h J.: o. Davidson, san Antonio,
. ryvs balI;e, New York. W. S. lIoskins.
X" ud a.. T., chesehro, HANNIBAL. Mo-; 7.
mona no New Orleans. j. b. BuckstiuY. CHI
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Earned runs-Houston &.
Two base hits-Shaffer t2) Reed (2) York
Struck out-By McHonry 49, by Carl /.
Bases on called balls-off McIenry 3. off
Carl t.
Double plays-TIuston ana Bowman
Carl, Gonding and Bowman.
Stolen hoses-S hafter C). Cote Co, Reed,
Leeson. Tiousman. Wilcox.
Batter hii-Wi.cox
Sacrifice hits-Cote. Lccson.
WILD pitches-Mc Henry .. carl >,
Time of gamc-2:0 5.
Umpre-Georgc Hahn.
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4 p. A. CONVENTION.

The American Halfway assoo".,o"'
formerly known as the General i'i'ie
convention, will convene In annual sasfioi,
IN IN ,,,nnri.,nt ono and the attendance
Wy W. ~, ,,yao' II is composed Of men VINO
are foremost in the railway worini n .dt
tne ~, ,,..ot,.i weight I'm all matters
nm 10 railway managemeni.
pei ''', .ti,5,.s are H. s. Iiain.s president
n IA Thomns. first vice-presldeh'' ~
"a Alien secretary.
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THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.

New York, April li.--Chairman Walker
of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa lie
today said that Judge Golfers decree in
ihe foreclosure case Of the United states
l'lms, company aga!ns, the, Atlantic ana
ward the foreclosure sale of that line.
The decree covers the property IN NEW
Mexico. but no decree In AriZona mas YET
hren given. Similar proceedings VIII he
taken in other sections of tho coinpany's
t.r
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INDIANA TRACKS.

Chicago, H.. April H.-There Is much
speculation in sporting circles as TO the
probable course Governor Matthews will
pursue in dealing with the three Indiana
race tracks. which, he claims are prac-
ucally under the samo control and con-
scqucntly continuous racing on the three
tracks VIII he an evasion OF the spirit
OF the Sellers law
Everything is in readiness for the inaug-
uration of the season at Forsythc tonoi,-
row
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yoAKrM,s NEW OFFICIALS.

Yonkum Texas, April H.-The new
mayor and city council took their seats
yesterday and began their years labors
by abolishing the ordinance providing for
the $50 street tax. Jack Lawrence was
reappointed night marshal and j. u.
Palmer and w. G. Thurberviilc were mp
pointed on the school board Of trustees.
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OUR WORK GUARANTEED.

The SUCCESS OF The past sevon years Is
a guarantee that the Troy Steam Laundry
now machinery, experienced help. know
the needs Of tho pc ople and will continue
to give the public satisfactory work, Send
TO the entire washing OF Il hotel. to the
Troy Steam Laundry.
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RAINBoLT DENIED BAIL.

Calvert. Texas. April IA. Rainbolt,
who has been on trial here since yesterday
In the justice court for the murder OF j,
+. .Blagg, was reminded TO JAIL without
hail.
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NEMPORT RACES.

Cincinnati. Ohio. April H. = Fayorites
captured every race today. Track in good
condition.
seven furlongs Prince Imperial, lis,
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Section Director. Galveston. Texa
SPURIOUS FREIGHr WRECK.

Luling. Texas. April N.-A ss.ious
freight wreck took place late YESTERDAY
evening on the San Antonio and Aransae
] Pass railway At ths long bridge neAr SAY,
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'nokT TEXAS SPECIALS.

fhoHYaelh !mM-Durlng a raj, on, t,,,a,,.
!ohn p, snbsmlning struck The ros,don r"'o 81
Pan and I' I'm, htdly shocking Mrs. Bach.
aoass III managing the interior of the
opal cSurcNN orlS On the Methodist Epls-
|I l. viii h. tIbonih. is progressing nice
seaurch in tba 'n ne. largest AMI handsomest
-%le that arc NY ny, ana there are eight
iisieraie vvaiatk l.. Owen Camp az Con-
With nssseterans will celehrato Ma, ro''
Citizens Ialss a moth barbecue. in whiah S All
.S.es,nan c. K IRyied 10 Participate. Hon
"a'or q The N, nt.rreen has been Invited as
eng f,lhs made iiscrrEiSStensIye preparations are
Ind md al Pay here b. c1,lhe a Of san ia
s'yan Bre rss win he closed ON ~, 1ay
a'ts have benaa' ana .Iiempstcad LED eon ma,
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THE HOTELS.
NEW HUTCHINs HOUSE.

L. ]. Smith, Kansas City: d. w.
Schram Galveston: Julius Adams. W har-
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