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coLoRED REPUBLICANS.
Tho Wharton County Chairman Comes
Back at the White Wing.
To the Editor OF The Post.

Tho Wharton County Chairman Comes
Back at the White Wing
To the Editor OF The POST
Wharton. Texas. May Ito the Repub-
ilcaas OF Wharton County. The question
has often been asked me lately why 1, Is
that the white republicans of the county
q not eff.ia,e with the PARTY. and the
assertion has been as often made TINT q
was because OF tho fact that We. the col
orcd republicans, had drawn the color
line and thereby excluded the white re
puoi,csns from tho councils OF the party,
AS chairman OF tho executive committee
Of the county am In justice to the colorcd
people who compose the rank and file OF
the ;a-;y. have chosen this method of
replying TO the charge trat the press may
eiV>li the publicity hat II requires. and
the trouble complained of be placed upon
the shoulders Of those who are RESPONSE
bio tor tho condition.
We the colo,-,i people have always and
Al all times regarded The interest OF the
Two races as one and Vie same. and until
the whites wlthdrcw from US were dis
posed ia he .,il.i.l hv their wisdom and
never sought 90 dictate. But since they
lAve secr 1T to desert rs and left thu
grand ca ship without a rudder, We hove
u<sasuc1 command ana VIII DO our hest to
,ry ard lnnG her IN s1fe hnrbor
j. W. Robertson.
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RA1.f.y ArIIENpMRsoN.

Henderson. Texas. May 2.-rhe demo
Gratis Of Iris section had rorsins mlss
meeting neFe today. People were prcsent
from not only tels ont adjoining counties.
TIE feature OF tho day was The address,
- Gpee.urr Cs,oers1n. lie was IN good
.9ice A.A ID, REMARKS were Wei received.
ht.lE ire is.sutiv Intercepted with APP
l-al-e lie resie wed the work of MS al
.ur.sfsaf-ea outlined the legislation which
9s t4laSs It's reNi ~ stature should pa -
Bul 'arn urargas1 OF into National AT
fi4rs. tnik.ns from Tie STANDPOINT OF an
a4voca.r OF the free and unlimited coinage
~ silver ~ the rntlJ of ia to !. judge
Gusiagc cook Co.onW pegrnncnrieu
Colonel Kcarhy ana others also made
Srrecnes. Tae immense crowd was AN
erere ugiy good humor.-1 one and en-
Dyed thv spec, nrs.
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A six months course In either shorthand
and typewr',ng. bookkeeping or telc-
graphy in the Houston Commercial Col
leee 10 the one young lady over Is years
OF age in Houston ana the onr outside OF
Hairs county occurring The largest number
OF coupon before noon May Is, ibj0
IL has been the custom OF lnN iost FOL!
several years past 10 scnd one or more
Souns people t. college. Thcso youns peo-
pie ltu now scattered over various por-
tons OF the state, ever ready To speak Il
good word for fhe Post a. The champion
of its friends a. wc. as the leaning news
paper Of the State.
Tie management has decided to again
l;iYe two Of IT, young lady readers over 10
years OF age "A thorough course in short
hand and tyPrwriting. bookkeeping OF te.-
oErai ly. rs they may prefer twain this
end 40 view we have secured from the
Houston Commercial College two six
months courses inc value Of which Is 500
cash
one OF those scholarships will go to the
voting lady IN Houston securing the
largest number OF COUPON votes and one
10 the young iaiy outside of Harris coun-
y securing the largest number OF coupon
votes
The Houston Commercial College ia SO
Wei known that 1t Is hardly necessary to
assure ttc young ladies' desiring to enter
the contest that thu course Will he n thor
urgh one and one that Will be OF practical
benefit TO tho young ladies Fortunate
CROUCH to WIN II.
Graduates from this college are now
holding excellent positions IN the promi-
uent husiucss houses Of Houston and
many of the other leading cities OF the
state.
There are doubtless number of young
LADY, readers Of The Post to whom an edu-
cation OF this kind would BE- Of iuclicuianie
benefit aud Il Is something that any young
lady, no matter what her station = life
may hr, can we'll he proud Of as every
woman should have some Knowledge
which VIII insure u livelihood n circun-
Snqtl'l lpr leDp 81
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DALLAS FREE srLvERITEs.
They selrc, Delegates 20 Both Of tbs
siA.c md Olnar CnnAnn,lnnn.

They Select Delegates 90 Both Of the
star ana Other Conventions.
Dallas. Texas. Nay Tho free silver
convention here today chose candidates
for delegates 10 the TWO STATE convention.
tho congress .onai ;ai..ia. ard n1iarlal
convcu'1ons
Following ara the candidates for dele
gates 10 tho state conventions. John
Eookhart, j. W. ,sforgc u. X. Ga TN.
Tawlny, II. 4. Graley. George VIVIAN.
James Cochran. w. VI. CROW. ~, @. Rob
or;son. W Shaw. J. l.. Harris, ". u.
stephens. ljr. H. " Brown. W VI Camp.
j.. G. Ruge. W NJ liumphTeya. Jhncs
Lyons. j. T. Meculom. j. H. Janes j. T.
Mowshaw, r. =. perchnlh g. -. Guno.
James scott, Il. X. Curtis, w. a Kemp.
Is. T.. Xizlnscr, q. A. Garden. j D. Tins
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noRRInLE pEATn.

Arthur Phillips Killed IN Getting or n
Train NJ College station
Bryan, Texas, May arthur Phinps,
assistant ianitor at the Agricultural and
Mechanical college. met horrible dcaih
this afternoon He was RETURNING from
Brynn 70 the college aud fell or jumped
from the train and was thrown against q
stock sap aud Killed instantly, being torn
10 pieces. ITS hat was found some dis
tancn this siio of the place where he teli,
which Induces the belief that he jumped
OF to get It. Phillips WAS "a years OLD
ano enme from Baltimore.
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FRANKLIN SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

Franklin. Texas, May Tho sunday
schools oil Franklin united In picnic n,
Lake station on he International aui
Great Northern railroad ON May J. TAc
railroad mmnagement furnished Spc Ia.
train Tor thu occasion. -Four coaches wor
niiei with happy. children and young PEG
pie. with sprinkling OF old folks 10 give
tlr occasion order and dignity. Fishing
,aren. PRACTICE games OF different klnds
fap.ag through tho woods, etc, Allied UP
tho pleasant hours and at noon dinner
Was spread upon the grounds which was
relished by sharrcncd appotitvs Takea
altogether Il was he most Joyous occasion
Franklin ever had.
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1LLINoIs DIVISION.

Peoria. H.. May 1.-The sta'e w. w.
Of the Travellers Protective -,
Illinois division. assempiea ,'s,,s
with large Attendance OF o.', a,,s|
all over the State. The repoI. = u
secretary. presented at the o .l,ai,,
this morning. shows a gra w.. M
membership the last year. Nv s sM
closed with reception ana p N
dered by the local memoe'' "
citation this evening.
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ropuLlsT NoMINATIoNs.

Delton Texas May THE He'll county
populists held their county convention yes.
toriay afternoon and last night They
mado the following nominations; Coz.
crnor. Jerome kearby; Lieutenant goy
ernor, IL. i. =. Ashby, comptroller. j T.
Word, attorney general. W. y. Walton
treasurer. G. }. jackson; congress, W. f.
pouthit; district Judge. y u. Saundrra
representatives, -. NJ boauchnmp ANA
Joel Kay. district cnrk. j. N, rhipps
sheriff Robert fnlleyille. county clSrk :
q. French treasurer. j N. Porter, judy
-. MeMahon; tax collector. j NJ. Me
Donaldi lax aaReesor, Robert DocAum.
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SPORTING TIPS.

Grifan's sharp fielding was decided
feature. as usual.
Elsey got IN double play by himself In
the thri inning
Three OF Mciiepry's four bases on balls
We're given 10 Griffin.
An adnirer sent Henry Cote a hand
some bouquet yesterday.
cote and Jacobs made runs in the tenth
inning. bat they didn't count.
MriNrrNcr made long run in to re,
Reeds ily which looked like 1t was safe
i.oacA viii be in the box today for the
huilAioeS against Austin. Game begins a,
rs an even wager that Land won,
.'nnd any monkey business from the Bur
Cote stole two bases in tho first inning.
ne s!"Rle and Shafier making double
The way Jocobs sailed home In Tho
eighth from third shows him TO be "a n
~ rinter. ~
nenison IS STRENGTHENING with VEN
sSaur" The Indians are not going to be
t1il cnders long.
os samdy y M Ne 10y, VIII never try so hard
F'it against the lali
49,, The way Becker and slagle handle the
u'li after catching lily il a good object
'ssoh 70 the players of any toam.
| ~ isnt possible to see how President
| Mni" can REFUSE 10 eiNe Houston ,he
sntr, carson makes u strong protest
""l Is backed up by The facts.
Nrotty BOWED vociferously for now
| umnir6 In the first inning when NIsS,,n nv
eirn allow n bail to Miller when he ,.n,
| stHrN on the forearm j, vas n drnd
nI en,o ana the count should have been al.
The Senators have bmcea IN
T W., need stay away from the park toanv
| 49,, l,hr The game VIII not be itterestin,.s
men those teams hat look Ike thcv nv nv,
f,r1T No., o pieces DO start in they play fast
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Temple. Texas, May .rhc city councn
has Sc, May Il IA the day Tor the cleo
uor ~ an alil"rman OF tho rnirl ward,
Nhieh seat was dnri.os.l Vacant inter
hear.nr tre evidence ia the ii-sspnlotte.
~ f'e tar's a. tnr CAsr ls as fail aNs. Drr.
1913 fnr recent election lvssunu,itr and
3itriiug were she cant.lgies AMI sterling
WIS - 100. I"Hsunn". DC ntei sui' lam
ine .trt Sirunf had rot been a rosileut
~ fs' clty lniE .nunen "a ritl,e Niu
eti-.tir q, oneo ~ 'he hearing OF eyi-
4'ncr Bcstorntt WHd. ~ Chains FOR
ihe toat. henrr "a rrw election WAS OF
tered rs mo council refused 10 install
Effrl-ug
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rhorpe, 3 to i. Won; Amle NJ. 100. sherrln

Thorpe, to l. won; Annie Nj, 100 Sherrin.
i2 to |, second; Anna Lyle, ~, Bum. ~
20 !. third Time, not given.
One nle-Ace. 9S j. Gardner. TO .,
won; Moyian. 90, Houston. to 5. second f.;
Sanhuist %. Bum, 5 to /. third. Time. 1:AS.
breeders Futurity. five furongs-orna-
mcnt. lis. Bum, to 10, won. Goshen, us,
Tabor % 10 !. second; Meade. u.s. over
ton . to = third Time, l;Q2a.
Four and one-half furlonEs--Ladv Rover
100, y. lsom. 50 TO !, second; Chappy. 1916,
c. Graham. 10 J. third. Time ~.
Five furlongs -Treopa. IFS Tabor. 8 to
n, won. cherry Leaf, JOS. Britton, 30 to l,
second; Fugarum, los, Perkins. % to /.
ihrd. Time l:Nli2
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GOVERNOR nuBnARps LECTURE.

Runsa Texas. May a.-lcN-dovcrnor
Hubbard lccturcd on the evening Of May
J., at the close OF Runge hirh school. to
4 fair ana highly anrrcciuiivc audience.
He spok. nbois two hours on the "Shnlrs
IN Chirch ana state" His lecture MATS
eloquent, instructive. humorous and NJ a /.
thnHs Interesting He will long he renein-
berca by his Harnes county audience.
captain Dut7pn, lecturer Tor the l. q. "a
o. 7. on the state. Is here 10 take part In
the local option ngM, the election 10
come on on the Tih instant
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JOHN sNLMAN's PISTOL.

II paso Texas, May "A yauns mar
has been arrested and brought back from
r,cos wNo hai IN his possession the pisto
John S.lman had the nigh. he was shot D.,
George scarborough. The follow said h,
picked tao pistol mp by selmAns side au,
that II was cooked AT the time he picagd
up. up 20 the present Il has always beer
a mystery what had become OF the pistol
but since It's arrival here has beea recos
nizcu by one OF Selmans sous.
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ALABAMA CROPS.
Cotton Acreage Increased Ten b N
Per Cent.

Montgomery, Ala, May 1.-THE AZ
State commissioner Of agricultrn
ished today substantially the folnr1
The sales of fertilizer tags for th !
of 1884 from October to and insA
September, are l.0oi.9 For the -
lsei-95, same dates, Gl2,lS5. For "
of 1896, from October to and incu
April. LOIS. 60. The sales OF ea0
In the respective seasons are g1Sd
tail, but the above IS the comnls,
total, being rather more this R,n
the average estimates.
The local weather report, inua
gives rainfall for the week Is Lac
April. While reports OF growing Y
cotton crops come in very fa!e1
acreage report is given out eiasAs,
ton acreage is variously esllnsae
about ~ 10 u per cent incfeax y
section. The cotton receipts Y, =
cry to date for this season ~ X
against liS. aS1 bales same Tees
Stock 37Gs bales. of which over !.
and ont of the market, agamI
last year.
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Earned runs-Shorman :. Dallas.
Two base hits-oswaid. Lynch. Sar,
Three hnae hit--NandroSsor
struck oni--liy Chamberlain >. by Min.
t's .,,e,s on called hails-on Chamberlain >
Ffitchgrd. "''"
Stolen hases-iiuiger. l.ynch .,ontz.,
tian ~. '''''N" W. pas
na''ers hit--Elborneld Kllkhon. Mey-
Passed Earle.
Time of saine-l:45.
Umpire Mel aushiin.
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NO QUORUM PRESENT.

Bellvllie Texas, May Tho county
deuccratc executive ccmmittea Was Q
have had meeting here today, vt "a.
ons seven OF the members OF tne .nm.
mite" we're present nothing $50 done
and an 40, orrlnlont was iasan until next
SltHcuv. Tho slh instant
Hon. Noah Allen the populist speaker
from Galveston, addressed II crowd of
about one hundred people here this liter.
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TEXAS coLoRED rEa. ~

Corsicana. Texas. Nay s; Xiii
annual session OF the So. Sa,S hes ]
ers' association will De h ue.oy;u !
to &c. inclusive. NJ: a. IN, Dsscre.s1
dent and Cora l.. Smiln rsv,hIs
programme embraces e,nrvciudu 81
ing TO education ana ''
structivc papers.
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THE DRUMMERa

Missouri State Division 7. ?. AL
at st. Louis
ST. Louis, May 1.-The largest ~
in the history of the Missouri ~ ".
the Travellers Protective assoel1..
session today at the headquai.asS, y,
association in the Union ItuN
The delegates were welcomed ., y
President John a. Lee. VINO copy,',
them upon the growing s'snsa
order in Missouri. Before aal9lT,
convention Will elect officers w
suing year and select delegate, W. Y,
tional convention at Terre hs'-
month.
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HOUSTON WILL PROTEST.
Good Ball Game Spoiled BY Tricks
and Kicks.
TIE SENATORS HAVE BRACED Up.
Made Sand Crabs riay ball To Feat
1hcn- Indians scaiped ranthers
Navigators Drowned.
CLUBS PERCENTAGE.
GAMES TODAY

There Is another shakeup In positions
today. Houston will have three games
with Austin at home and then goes 10
North Texas. opening at Denson We'd
nesday, then 10 Sherman. Fort Worth
and Dallas; returns home on tho lSiif, and
after one open dny plays sherman three
Fumes, beginning the lsih. Denlson on ne
22l, Fort W orth the 25th, Dallas the Zsih
and then goes to Galveston on the 3isi.
- 1t ncho0Nrs the fans 10 get out during
the Austin games. Galveston will wTcstlo
with san Antonio three games aili go
into the north: maybe they'll rlie Rron-
chccs and maybe they won't. Manager
MrNealus having given Il out that I'm 'un-
dcrcItront prevented the NaviSators WIN
n.ng IN Fort Worth. II VIII he interestlr.
10 note what the Pnnthers can .io at the
landing pace of the steamboat Harvey.
Tho Indians will entertain the Students
ana Mikc o'Connor will have IL chance 10
show himself.
Austin ut Houston.
san Antonio Mt Galveston.
Fort Worth ut Dallas.
Sherman Mt Denison.
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McCOMN INnORSED.

Montgomery Texas, May 2-Monlgcm-
cry democrats instructed for McComl
with a ringing Endorsement of his auan-
t.gnl yipN.s
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both sides. The senators have dist.n J..
pushed themselves b. poor playing iol
so long that the two runs mode ny ,ns ,
hcmc team IN the second inning crea.st
no enthusiasm but a new fceing cant
over the fans when Austin tied the score
In tho next inning. and the anxiety lntem-
SIZED as i've more innings crept ny Wil WI,
no change In the result. when me uaI,i
son riGsh came tho rooters Went WHO,
The batting features were home run ny
Belt and a Two hagger by Badger tne
fielding TEXTURES Il brilliant catch eacn by
Badger, Watkins and blackburn. DOUG
lass plav d first base IN n manner gratii5 =
ing 10 his fricndA - 49,
Since tho Senators have been here no
man has played In the same place twice,
but Blackburn seems to nave 'hetn se,'i y.
In the RICH, places now. There Is good in
div.duai playing in the club, but no team
work, and II Blackburn Will develop this
the Senators need not stay IN their pres
ont notch.
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rnn CnIfNrY 1rr

J Tho Post Ia authorized to n
name of i. Leo Schwander +
pf county Judge of Harris 60
Subject 20 the action OF The
'THE POST is authorized
MIR. w. y. SHAW rs a q
county Judge of Harris cou
10 the action of the democrat
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ANNouNcEME.
FOR CONGRESS

V0JIk WV " II E1t7-
THE POST IL authorized
HON. w. =. MccoMB N
; county for Congress from II
Yyreseional District, subject
OF the Democrats conVentst
THE POST Is authorized =
HON. THOS. II. RAIL OF W
MS a candidate for congre
FIRST Congressional District
! the action OF the Denocra
I eional Convention.
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DEN1soN 10, FORT WORTH !.

Donison. Texas. May THE Indians
battcd Starlcton out OF the box today,
and in the NTH inning Gear was substi-
tuted. but 1t ives 10 use as the red men
were not 10 he denied. Culsg pitched IA
splendid game and pulled the Indians
through. Attendance 55o. Denison mas
signed u new battery. an outiieldcr and a
snortstop. who are due early next week.
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THE RACES,
AT LEXINGTON

Lexington, Ky" May 2.-The Kentucky
association races We're marked today by
summer Ike weather a large attendance
aud good sport. Track heavy.
Three quarters OF mile-Strathreel. 1875.
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SHERMAN q. DALLAS ..

game WAS taken from Dallas by the tr.-
unphant Students today The came dem
ohstrated moro clearly than ever ,he con
ndrNco thu men have IN each o,ho.' ana
their ahlly To win ont. Chamberlain
piiched ,;rc.tt game, giving bat uino
men nrsi hnsc-tour hits, TWO hattcrs nit
by pitched balls aiii two bases OH ball.
Minnehan was hit freely, The visitors
lack igam work Sh rman Is nov lied
WIN Fort worth for second place To-
morrow ne Indians viii he here
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Earned runs--Galveston 3. Austin /.
Two base hlt--lSadgcr
Home run--Bali.
struck ou,-By Blackburn d by Hardy 3.
Bases on called balls-Of Blackburn :
on Hardy ..
Double play--L0wrence and Douglass.
stolen bases--B.lt, Lawrence and Lies-
lar.
Wild pitch blackburn.
Time OF Bame--l 90
Umpire--Land
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WIS Point, TOMS. May IA popuIlsi
primary election was held IN Van Ianai
county today \ very heavy vote was
poiled Returns show pordie Tor con
pr"ss. to have carried the county nv ~
plurality. An county ofncera reaoul-
mated except assessor,
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lln1fSroN Z. SAN ANToNIO Z.

HOUSTON 4 SAN ANTONIO Z.
BY kicking. refusing to put out players
and other tricks decidedly OF color but
very successful, San Antonio managed to
delay the game yesterday until according
to the umpire. 1t WAS too dark TO finish
1t. So extremely coarse Was their work
that Houston should have no troubl. IN
obtaining the game. for II Will be protest
ed san Antonio's Kicking is neither
creditable to the team nor conducive TO
interest IN tho game. Crotly and Elsey
are the chiefs, and everything and moth
ing they hang u kick on IN the nope OF
huildozing The umpire, They succeeded
yesterday in getting McGinns 30 wild in
his decisions he didn't know what 70 do.
II the ban players want 10 KIN pubic IN
tercst in the game they can do 1T very
quickly by adopting such tactics as were
usod by the i}rcnchos. Both Elscy and
cr"tty talk ali through the game AMI
both of them play To the grand stand
throughout. They can play bail when ti.ey
Will. and II Brophy IS wise he'll see that
they do 1t and lct up on their tricky work
und wild cndeavors TO make sensational
| pays. III he uoesn't do II the Bronchos
won't draw enough people on the circuit
| To pay street car fare
| Umpire Mc6;lnns allowed himself to be
| buido2ed and made no attempt to run
| the game, combining himself to decisions
| on pitched balls and bases. An umpire is
put IN To SCI that the rules are enforced
and he should do H.
| Instead OF ealing the game on account
| of darkness McGinnls should have give,
! II to houston san Antonio refused 10
| put out McGowan in the tenth inning
| crotty kicFcd with no reason to do so
| f.lscy did the same thing, and the latter
| deliberately tossed the ball over the sec
oud baseman's head Rule % says: "A
| forfeited game Shall be declared by the
| umpire In favor of the club not in fault
| n the request OF such club. IN the follow
| ing cases. Section 4. If "A team resorts to
| diatury tactics" That alone Is sufficient
| though under sections =, and OF tn,
same rule Houston is entitled TO III,
! game.
Both teams played fairly good game
| OF ball after they got straichtcned out
| In the first inning Houston got three
! hits, four stolen bases and four runs. II
/ the second ana third not man reache,
/ first and only one got there in the iour,h
/ In the hfth Shaffer scored. and Reed al,
! the same thing IN the sixth; three strnsni
/ put-oGiS In re seventh and Jacobs tie
| me score IN the eighth.
san Antonio rot one run IN the tirst ana
| had three men loft on bases. In the lift!
| tive moro were piled zap on home run,
| base on balls. Two singies two doubles, nj
! Gmupire's decision and a lot of errors
/ Roach Went IN the box in the sixth an,
/ they only made ON. hit of him and score,
| orc run in lhc seventh by Il hit and nj
| error
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nAIVrsTON 4. AUSTIN 2.

Galveston. Texas. May 1.-The unfor,u-
ia h Senators were a new SURPRISE 10
eps}y one today nnd,the game they played
Galveston was by far the most 'nteresting
net, this season. blackburn and Harry
weke at their best and It Was distlnctively
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w. W
r. w. HARRAL. w. w
HARRAL & Hal
tsuocessors 10 w. na,

lShcccsSoTs 10 W. 'idi
Snvfts the attention of tho m
sire 10 buy or sell REAL. EST.
HOUSES, LOAN OR liOilitp
we do tho largest RENTAL
aIouston and make tOLLEC
RENTS A SPECIALITY.
uAKRAL G. II
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Al Brooklyn " "a J.,
i,,rooklyn .....,.... elo0oo-s .
NashlhSton 49,. 90 002ll % II
hattsries- Kennedy ami Burreil Merce,
At Philadelphia " ~ !,
Ncw York ........ 0l0oso4e2l5 n .
Philadelphia -. o 20o2 0--iO Is .
-, hatierirs- noheny and Farrell. Carsey,
At Louisville r. II II
Louisville .......,. oo0o0Oooo- /
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"a, ries-Weyhing ana Miller: Killen
At Cleveland n n Il,
Cleveland .......... io0ioooo.-a 4 \
CINCINNATI .,..,..,, 90 OIL : !,
and Nau.;han.
Al Boston r. IT +
iioston ...,...... lloOSlo 20 70 6
va, litn9rs m; NJ U Il y 4
Batteries Tenny and Ryan, Stook,la!e.
Honer and Brodc