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PERSONAL. MENTION.

w j. Arlington OF Galveston IS in the
witty,
o. w. Crawford, formerly OF his ci.y
but now OF Chicago. arrived In the city
last night
MIR. William H. Sorley came mp rom
Galveston last evening Und register at
the lawior
Mrs : G. Yates of bryan Is visiting
hcr granddaughter, Mrs, 81 Packard Of
No 1911 Bel street
Mrs. H. W. Waudlcss, after n visit to
her mother, Mrs T. II Davis, has re-
turned 10 her home In Dallas
Mrs. l.. NJ Grain of Galveston came
MP last evening to meet the train from
Washington bearing the rcmatus OF her
son, the Hon. William llcurN Grain, and
to accompany them to Cuero for burial.
Hon Hiram {. Wheeler, Mr. John Ste
veusou and Dr. G. -, Boardmnu Of Iowa
who are IN the city prospecting, took a
run out to Cane Island ON the katy Nes-
tertlay AMI rotnrned 20 me city last h.kht
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FOR CRY MARSHAL.

Mr. Charles Helm today announces as
candidate for the office of city marshal
subject to the action OF the democratic
nominating convention.
Few men are better known IN Houston
than Mr., Helm. lie has made a success
of his business and ON all occasions has
shown Il spirit Of progress aud that he Is
of and for Houston. In the campaisra
for several years past, he has always
worked early and late for his friends
on the democratic ticket ana two years
ago when a candidate for tho same posi-
ton he now aspircs tn. withdrew IN favor
OF his opponent who lead him for "A few
ballots, giving as his reason that he did
not wish 10 1eopardtze he party ticket
by locking the convention until both N"re
turned loose.
Mr.. Helm Ia jovial and wholesouled
brave and chlValrous and has many
friends who will use their hest endoawn,s
to secure him the nomination and cleo
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NEW YORK YACHT CLuB.

New York, February l2.-Tho annual
meeting of the New York Yach, cldb
Will take place tomorrow. 1t win be one
OF the most important held n years. The
question OF the disposition Of Lord Dun
ravens membership and the consideration
of the committees report on the Dunraven
charges will be the leading topics Tho
election OF officers fer tho ensuing year
VIII take place. Tho recollection Of tom
modore T., NJ Brown is not contested
Th~ro will be some charges "a the re-
gatta committee. Archibald Rogers and
GcuVencur Kortright will succeed Irving
GHnnell and Chester Griswold who win
be absent in Europe
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HON, GroRGE c. pENDLEToN.
lie Indorscs tho Action Of the state Dem
ocratlc Executive Commltlec.

He Iudorscs tho Action Of the state Dem.
ocratic Executive Committee.
Representative George c. rcndcton OF
the Seventh congressional district. who
lives nt Relton, was engaged in general
conversation with several gentlemen Mt
tho Lawlor last night Tho late meeting
Of tho democratic executive committee or
Texas WAS mentioned. II agree with the
committee and indorse everything they
dii. although | would hayo favored one
convention"
what do You think the party in Texas
viii DO on the financial question: he was
asked.
ut VIII adopt a free silver plank. There
may he some dissatisfied men who he
licNr N" other way on the money question
who win Kick ont tho tracoa but not
many"
Representative Poudlcton Is now very
ing the last year OF his second term in
l.nnf.rn.a
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THIRD DISTRICT.

Austin, Texas, February 12.-on call OF
the trial docket the following proceedings
were had in the Third court of civil APP
peals today:
Railway company vs. Methvin. from Ben :
Mayer VS.. Mattinger, from Travis; VIII
son x Mosely vs.. Aetna Insurance COM
pany, from Robertson.
Reformed and Aifrned-Halbert ct al
VS. Paddleford, from Coleman,
Reversed and Observation-Disclosures vs..
Jones' ct al from Travis;
Reversed and manded-Missourl, Kan
sas and Texas Railway company vs.. Sim
mons, from Travis, First National bank
OF Bellville VS.. Wheeler ct al from Lam
pasas; Gordon. Pittman \ Jacks VS.. san
born. from Coleman; Boyd. by next friend,
vs.. Cross e. Eddy ct al, from Mci.ennah.
on call &c the motion docket the tol-
lowing orders were made.
RlhCaring Grandchildren VS.. Paddle
ford, from Coleman.
Rehearing Refused-Aruold receiver. vs..
Penn. from Bell; First National bank OF
Austin vs. Sharpe from Travis Aulsnan
Mercantile and Banking company VS..
landa ct al. from Comal; First National
bank Of Gainesville VS.. Dennis & Bro. ct al
from Coryell Betz VS. Maier, from Comai;
Goldstein & Davis W.. Manney ct al, from
Williamson
Verruled-Easloy VS.. Endowment Rank,
knights of Pythas of the World, from
Clay. to consider statement of facts; Gold
stein x Davis vs. Mannev ct al from
Williamson. to certify question to the SUI
preme court: Arnold, administrator, vs.
Peoples. from Milan to strike out appel
lants brief
Ciranted-Easley VS.. Endowment Rank.
knights of Pythlas Of the World, from
CLAY, to strike out statement Of facts:
Willis &, Bro. ct nj VS. Smith ct al. from
Corvell to withdraw third and fourth as.
signmcnts of error and to file briefs ana
appellant allowed to amend brief and file
within thirty days.
Submitted for hoaring-CilPs scock vs.
Strlnger ct AL from Travis. Wilson 4
Moselv VS. Hartford Insurance company,
from Robertson.
submitted Taylor VS.. Gribhle, from
Travis.
Snpplemental Motion for Rehearinr-
Metals ct al VS.. Brown ct al. from
Wichita, to advance on suggestion Of de-
ruN
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ering in their own blood upon tho prem
ises where they had for years lived
quietly and peaccably. accommodating
slowly sufficient of this worlds goods to
give them n comfortable living. Tho
bodies were found about 1890 o'clock by
Martha De Costa. sister OF the murdered
woman. who was living with the assaSs,in-
ated people. Sheriff Erickson took the
case up at once and ordered a thorough
Investigation. He offered n reward for
any Information, and In addition Deputies
Archie Andersop and j. y. Parker were
put to work on the case. They succeeded
In getting n clue, and the examination
today IL the result OF the work. Names
of others believed to be Implicated are
withheld ftom publications until more
evidence deVelof,s
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sr. Inl,1s ENTRIES.

First race-l', furlones. sellinG--Miss
Edwards, Relle of Springfield. sun Light.
l0g; Richland, pan Farrell Extra, Color-
stuc. Joe Lee, las.
Scccrd race, selling, ~ furlongs-Joso-
phiuc cassidy, l'olcy Brown, Royal Lady,
Merge. 1903, j T.. Freed, steve jerome.
Watch Me, los; Arapahoe. los.
Third -uvc-cights mile-DiNie Dio.
lN2, Green Prcwiu, bcsseiuer. Catolan,
l0l. Kiug David, Daddy Reed. lV1, Lum-
hvrr'an. ll"' Abe Cohen tl6.
Fourth Race-tla furlougs-Mamie put
~. Stoifa. 100; lld l-ahey, Winfield, Crot
cider. Ruben, Charley H. lUi; 81. Bcase,
l07
Fifth race selling. scvco-oights mile
Mote, lyanhoe, leo. Or. Wilcox. DoUcaster
Livingston. 10.
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COURT or CRIMINAL APPEALS.

Dallas Texas. February y Affirmed
Charlie StanGold and Pete Angley. from
Hnl. Ben Williams from Erath; Martin
McGrath, from Tarrant, Matt Gowen
and Daniel stuart. from Harris; John
Brown, from Burnet: Wash Phillips, from
Grimes; HUI Gorec from Polk Bud Hail,
from Parker; George Scars from Hood,
Charles Brendendick, from LaVaca; Jerry
McBrayer from Marlin; W. $. Bledsoe,
Kcversed-Waltcr Thomson. frora
Erath; WIN scroeGns, from Hin; G. Hall,
from Wood
Reversed and dismissed-Dan A. Stuart,
from Dallas, Joe Rambo. from Collins
Reversed and bail granted-Walter
Forke. from Guadalupe
Appeal dismissed Frank Mayors, from
Stephens Bin Thompson. Henry Bailey.
\, Nader from Parker. Charles Warden
ana Joe Leach, from Jack; Il. H. White
head, from Enstland; W Goldman ct al,
from Navarro.
Writ OF habeas corpus granted and
relS5 Sr,, ,disGharsedm o Larlag Reynolds
1.-TWO cases. from Dallas.
submitted ON briefs for both PARTIES
Ben Barrett, from Dallas, w. II. Feather
stone. from Johnson; Il. NJ, snead and
Ned Sncad, from Denton; Charlie Wilson,
from Grayson; Perry +. Thornley,, from
Submitted on brief for appellant-H. r.
;Jooirdan and Ado|phus Brigham, from
Submitted on brief for state-Henrv
Nlhams' from hrath; Austin Polk ct al
ana OiiVer Ruihcrfcrd. from Navarro.
Motion to dismiss appeal submittcd-J
Il Moore, from Grimes
81, SUBMITTED on brief and oral argument
t'Wderher-. from Palo Piuto: !. T. Nc
Laughlin, from EaStland. Frod Braun
irein iraYSon John Clcmonts from Ellis
Motion for rehear'uS suhmittod-T. L.
Patrick from lillls Burrcll Mum from,
NAVARRO Bob BurNham, from Lamar.
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IN MENEAL.
Observation-Disclosures

Miss Gcorgette Ida Latreyte and Mr..
George Edwin Schraubstacdter were
quietly married yesterday afternoon at
A:30 O'Clock AT the residence OF the bride 5
father. The ceremony was performed by
Father Henncsscy and only relatives and
few intimate friends OF the contracting
parties were present
The bride Is most excellent young
lady Of many accomplishments, tho
daughter of Mr. John LHtrcyte. an old
citizen of Houston, while the groom holds
the responsible position OF head hrrwtr
for the American Brewing association.
Thcy left after the ceremony for Now
orleans. and after ihcir bridal tour they
Will return TO this city to reside.
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RECEIVER kERBY,s RETURN

RecciVor John Henry Kirby returned
yesterday from Boston where he has
spent several weeks in consultation with
lnrties interested in the Houston city
street railway property which is being
operated by him AS receiver appointed by
tho United states court. lie hopes 10 h.
relieved Of tho duties OF receiver by juno
!, as re is anticipating an order OF sale
from the court on the aia&ication recently
uled, which was given exclusively In the
Post q foM daYs ago
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GRlNN IN NnckrnNr-

Rockpcrt Texas February T. When
the train came last night word was
brought that w H. Cram was dead. Ths
news fell like pan ON the Ut.lp town
that has known and loved him $50 LONE
No Was district attorney in this district
many ~ ats ago and all VINO cume IN CON
tact with him learned II trust and honor
him He WAS regarded here as a mar
among men and this county was proud ~
" II Crnin. Tho hnr of this county viii
take suitable action AZ this term ~ the
court concerning thu d,3'h Ct ono OF ats
oldest mcmhCrg
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SHORT LOCAL STORIES.

Hon. Hiram G. Wheeler of Odobolt
| Iowa, who is reported to be the largest
| corn grower In the United States, was
| met at the Hutchins House last night
after his return from out to Cane Island,
on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
way. Mr.. Wheeler Is a gentleman Of pleas
ant address, of fine appearance and an
interesting talker. When questioned about
| his big corn farm lie admitted that he nAi
| 1000 acres in corn and 2000 acres in other
| crops. But" said he. corn Is worth
nothing up thore nov, some 10 or II cents
| per bUHhcl II may be worth more eight
months from now, though. recOliect In
1880 corn was worth about 1G cents, Just
as 1t is now, but in the following tail it
was worth a. cents"
MIR. Wheeler. was asked as to his Inn
nrossions cf Texas "oh. 1t is "A great
state n wonderful country" he said
This is not my first trip here, but | find
something new every time ! come. The
lands seem fertile and productive and the
country healthy, What this coast copn-
ago. which Will Increase its productive
ness aud consequently its value"
Mr. Wheeler declines to say that he is
hero with view Of locating or of invest
ing. but that he had made visit to Texas
some TIM ago and becoming Interested
he decided to make another. He will re-
main in the city several days yet.
Dr, c. b. Boardman Of Des Moines,
Iowa, is in the city prospecting. 81 came
to Texas to look around because had
beard M ,ho,,. v,or, o,,,,r.,,,i,,aa d,
TINS state for the young ana middle aged
men" said he last night to Post re-
porter. II find that there are opportunities
here that do not exist In the Northwest, |
AIN pleased with what have seen of the
State but I would say that "A system of
drainage would make this section very
much moro productive. The country seems
healthy enough aud the land fertile. Nsas
SURPRISED t. find the farms IN such a high
statc of cultivation. as / observed from
| InniyoD dnu.u na IL, r. ns 'rsnnple The mon.
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DELEGATrs no nv,

l'oeNhart' Texas, February 12.-Thc
county Judge has appointed the following
named nan gentlemen as delegates from Gala
WI county y the Dallas meeting to b.
I,'Ii on the 18th instant; John Mcqueen.
man. VIZ 81 una A. HON.
,,mHE9r storey has appointed from the
'i'y' A. r. Chew and r. Wilson. wv
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CLASSES ARE ABOLISHED.
l.. A. ". Declares Rider Either
Professional Or Amateur.
RETAINS CONTROL OF THE RACING
New York Yacht Club To Hold An I'm
portant Meetina-RGIed or
tho Turf.

Baltimore, Nd, February l2.-All the
classes heretofore recognized by the
League of American Wheelmen were abol-
ished at today's session of the National
convention and cycle riders are now in
exactly the same category as other ath-
letes and sportsmen In future the league
win recognize no grades of amateurs and
any rider who does not live strictly up
to the rules governing non-professional
sport will be placed in the ranks of the
professionals.
This result was reached by the repeal
of all the clauses in the league constitu-
ton creating classes A and b and defin-
ing the status of the men who formerly
belonged to them. The convention took
this radical step during its afternoon
session while considering large number
of amendments to the legislation proposed
by the racing board and designed to FUR
ther regulate and define the positions of
class h. There were a dozen or more of
these amendments and several of them
had been adopted, when Mr.. OMIT of this
city offered an amendment abolishing
class y entirely. 1t was carried almost
without IA dissenting voice, If indeed there
were any, and the chair decided that 1t
was unanimous
A resolution was then adopted to the
effect that all members of the league
who are class b men shall in the future
be treated as amateurs, similar in respect
as class \ men. and that all others shall
Doe deemed professionals The penalty for
any act of professionalism win therefore
IN the future be practical expulsion from
the league. The result gave the most
general satisfaction
The other important steps of the day
were the offer and acceptance of a propo-
sition from Consul Isaac b. Potter of
New York to submit to arbitration his
law suit against the League Of American
Wheelmen growing out of the publication
of the Bulletin. which has long been
pending in the New York courts, and the
refusal of the league to abandon control
of racing.
Many of the delegates have already
left for home and ii is not likely tomor-
rows attendance will be large.
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WHAT We Can D M
YOU IN OUR ON I

MAKE new jewelry Of al u,
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new mountings Of any kind M
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Badges and Medals for ssss
special occasions.
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5-Repair your spectacles and N :
and change lenses.
6-Buy or exchange your ola Z
silver.
7-Repair your Clock or Mus: \
S-Engraving of all kinds.
9-Change Key-wlnding Wa.ckad
winding Watches.
your finest and most dl!sail
repairing.
11-Make your old gold over III
Pins. etc.
12-Make or do anything IN as [
line for you.
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sONRON AT SMGUIN.

scguin, Texas February ls,--rhe news
OF CONGRESSMAN Grains death was re
ccivcd hero With regret and s'rrow lIo
was universally popular here aud Scguiu
ana Guadalupe county recognize the fact
that they have lost In him the ATHEIST rep
resentauye this district has ever known,
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MInMtNrER sunnr

Buffalo, February lS.-B, T. Smiths MID
winter shooting tournament will be held
here three days beginning tomorrow. a
great many of the crack shots around New
York and Brooklyn. r.. D. Fulford OF
Utica McNuuhhy of SYRACUSE. the winner
Of the last So subscription shoot: Meyers
und Glover and Redwing and rpson II
Cleveland are expected to be present a
great many Buffalo shooters win enter tho
great live bird event ON Saturday.
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the recipient. The design is very beauti-
about which Is chain OF planets One
of the planets, nearer the earth than the
others. has a Jewel In Its center repre-
scnting the Hight that 1t shows. Billows
Of clouds are also repre- scented. The let
terfng on the invitation IL composed OF
rnxrfaHa of OF ore
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h'o"nsVllie' Texas. February l9.-Half
q uo@eh BOATS including the steam yacht
ISL, uie aground in the hay at ooin,
M "N!hS 70 the extremely low tide
t .nS nay Is shallawer than ever beforc
n M a. me steamer Clinton was Obliged
W., W. Vnlotu freight she had taken on ana
pun 70 sea 10 avoid Bleaching '''u
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
FIRST DISTRICT.

Galveston, Texas. February l2.-In the
court of civil appeals the following mo
tons were submitted today
For earng-lnternaticnal ana Great
Northern Railway company VS.. q. .,
Wing from Anderson; Oncers of City Of
houston vs.. w. W. Smith, from iiarrls
To Advance Cause-Charles Wilson ct al
vs. NJ. Bristley ct al, from Liberty.
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THE DAY IN THE COURTS.
Heayv Damage Suit Filed for False
Imprisonment.
SID PREACHER IS ALSO ACQUITTED.
Jury In tho Peters Alley Case Secured
In the Forenoon and tho Ac-
cused Acquitted.

w. L. Jackson filed suit In the civil
district court against Morris Saper for
damages.
Plaintiff alleges In hts petition that he
Is always a peaceable and quiet person,
free from the crime of willfully and fraud
ulently making a false instrument In
writing, and that defendant maiclously
contrived to injure plaintiff, destroy his
character and reputation and TO expose
him TO trouble, and did on November Il,
1926, falsely and maliciously complain To
w. II. I'M, city recorder OF tine CITY OF
Houston. in language charging IN sun
stance that the plaintiff was guilty of
forgery. Plaintiff alleges that by reason
of his inability to give bond of 5000 he
was incarcerated In jail from December
q, 1895, until February 3. 1886, upon which
latter date he was adjudged not guilty in
the criminal district court Plaintiff says
that by reason of the false charges he
has lost the good will and assistance of
his neighbors and has been Obliged to
expend time and money in vindichting
himself. He further ayers that hts health
has been impaired by the Imprisonment
to his actual damage in the sum of $1,000
and by reason of the malicious prescott
ton he is entitled to recover exemplary
damages in the sum Of $4,000. The suit
is brought by Pcrryman ~ Bullet and
Fleming g. Camp, attorneys for plaintiff
Frederick Comius, a resident OF the
county Of Orange, filed suit yesterday
against the Texas and New Orleans Rail
way company for damage in the sum of
$4,000 for the loss of HIS left hand while
in the act of coupling cars February 49,
1895. Plaintiffs attorneys are Wheeler
d Rhodes and Henry Il. Fisher.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT
1t was ordered that an election be
held in school district No Is, mt Ilfrey's
store to determine whether tax of
Is cents on the siO0 shall be levied In
fund. j. w. Erendar is appointed TO
hold the election.
The returns of the election In school
district No II were examined and APP
proved as to result In favor of 20 cents
on the 500 value
The petitions of Frank Vance aud Fan
ny Morgan for poll tax reduction were
granted
for district No IS was rejected ON nc-
count of not being signed by sufficient
number
The quarterly reports of the following
county Judge, "a. t. Duprco, county
clerk, + Lee Schwandcr, county attor-
acy, j. Il. Nnties, district clerk; j. H.
IIobson, j. w. Cook and Joseph Dcvinc
justices OF the peace, G.. Klein and -. r.
Davis. coustnblcs.
The petition Of j. II. Wciucr for a
certificate of good moral character was
The petitions Of Karl Hunter and others
and OF j. A. Jackson were rejected.
to him decd for lots Nos : and 10
IN section z upon payment hy SAID Anlioh
of all money due ON said land
The petition Of H. II. Gllett ana others
for Il public road. commencing at Cedar
bayou, running south or n@nr AS possible
to n point On Galveston 'l1y. granted
and j. Z. Smith, Jesse Notion. v NJ
Duke, George Wright and John Ifrcy
were appointed q jury Of Wow.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Paul Joseph Evershade
ana Miss Title Dorothy Hartmann; Geo
Edward Schraubstordtcr and Miss
Georgette Ida Datryte.
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A rNArlnrN srAnnrn-

Ranger. Texas, February l2.-Today
Professor Frank jones whipped shelby
Mcdowell, one of hls pupils. I'm the Ranger
puh,ic school Tho no" started to run
hand. Professor Jones ran after tho hoy
and caught him. ,hut received q knife
wound that cama near being fatal At
Of physicians
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CIVIL DISTRICT COURT

In the civil district court yesterday Hon
Sam II. Bnshear presiding, the case of
Eicholz vs. S. N. Smith occupied the AT
tention Of the court all day.
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NINE COACHES or SPECTATORS.
Fort Worth, Texas, February Ia
train of nine coaches and "A sleeper left
here last night for El Paso conveying a
crowd to the prize fight. 1t Is generally
believed here that Dan Stuart Will bring
the fights of successfully.
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WANTED IN HOUSTON

San Antonio, Texas, February EAR
thur Tucker white boy wanted In
Houston to answer a charge OF theft was
arrested here today and lodged In iail
awaiting the arrival OF the officers from
Harris county.
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KACE HORsE soLn.

Taylor, Texas. February l2,-AIr. L. Z.
reck. the well known San Antonio horse
man, has purchased of Chas. Hagen OF
this city his we'll known racing stallion
Vendetta. This horse made a iine record
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An ARTISTIC AFrAIR.

one OF the few invitations received In
this city Tor the mardi gras festivities at
New orleans was shown reporter of the
Post yesterday by MIR. j. ]. Kaufman,
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A REWARD OFFERED.

1t has been announced that Governor
Charles a. Culberson has offered n re-
ward OF $3.50 for the capture of the muir.
derer of the late deputy sheriff. Carl II.
Court, who was foully assassinated at
Chaupyyille.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND pRINTING

IN their perfected stage executed by J
y. Pastoriza Printing and Lithograph com.
pauy, 3Oi Main street,
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and brought home some handsome purses
from trip around the Texas circuit our
ing the last racing season.