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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-22
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Muggins-We got beautifully deceived
in our Entertaining friend, Goodfeilow.
1t turns out that he is a professional
crook.
Guggins-Great Scott I can't believe
it. What was his specialty?'
Muggins-Hes a security farmer.
Guggins-What on earth is that?
Muggins-He makes a business of rails
ing notes-Buffalo Express.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-22

Wife-John, dear, I read one of your
sweet love letters today and came across
a passage in which you said: There is
no one your equal in this wide, wide
world
Husband with a groan)-And I am still
of the same opinion.-Tit-Bits.
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Magistrate Ito elderly witness)-Your
age. madam?
Witness-Thirty.
MagistrateAThirty what?
Witness-Y ears.
Observation-Disclosures 1 thought it night
be months.-Co1nic Cuts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09

stone was returned to him by Mr. Tramp
after the latter had h,-n placed under
bond In Justice M2honcy's court
The South Texas BAPTIST association
tcclorcd). the Woman's District Miaslor-
airy convention. and the DISTRICT sunday
school convention Will convene IN this
Ciiy on Tuesday, Mt y n. M Rev. u. NJ
Wright of GALVESTON lis president unu Pro-
iessor /. n. ncGpach OF Chcnaneo Is secre-
tnry.
Sergeant Higgins had n lively chase last
night after negro named Nash Franklin.
who struck woman ON Market Square
and took to his heels. The officer iircd
Two shots To nrr,Sst his flight and finally
captured hun after he had jumped over
Into yard at the corner OF Prairie and
Louisiana streets.
At the First Presbyterian chach today.
Roy. Il. H. rvrrP u. II. VIII preach, Ia.
Ryers. who has bccn engaged 20 take
charge of t.ds church during the absence
OF the pastor ia one of the oldest pYrF-
hyterinn ministers in ToNaa and although
he has passed Ills four-sCotc years, IL yet
fan Of energy and II very Interesting
preacher.
Dr. O, l.. Noteworthy. secretary of tho
Houston District Medical association. To-
sues n call for the society Ia meet nnNt
Monday evening AT s.90 sharp. at Dr, T..
&. Hodges ofico. ccSucr Of Texas avenue
aud rriVis street. There VIII be election
Of officers for the nnruing term. An uhv-
sicians nrc invited to attcud Rnd tho
members are expected TO be present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09

.he Houston and Texas Central, s,st,rned
Texas. - $50 " ''''''n
train Of excursionists from Austin and
t AVE VIII arrive in the city at il a. IN.
Porte.
y. u. Brooks. travelling freight agent
OF the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
W',h headquarters at San Antonio, Is In
the city.
VIM. d. Lawson, travelling passenger
agent OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas
nhs returned TO the c.ty after a trip TO
North Texas.
W. Berry. superintendent OF road and
ppr,uges OF the San Antonio and Arkansas
IN the city yesterday.
:, Master Car Builder Looney OF the Air
line has resigned his position and James
Gaston late Of the ONO southern, loca ed
at Springfield, ONO, has succeeded him.
General Manager Gays of the ST. Louis
Sh'caso and ST. Paul line. better known
as a; the Bluff line. has appointed MIR. c.
Miiiard chief engineer. with headquarters
at Springfield.
ireisht and passenger agent of the San
ANTONIO and Arkansas Pass railway spent
Yesterday in the CITY, looking after the in
terests OF his road.
Both the Big Four and the Baltimore
ana ONO Southwestern report "A large
business for the excursions TO Virginia
resorts this week There is a thirty day
return limit on these tickets.
The earnings of the Louisville and Nash
Vllle Tor the fourth week Of July amount
ed to SJlS,0s5 "a decrease of 0.Y51; for the
month of July S.62S140, IA decrease of
s54so2 compared with the previous year.
The Arkansas railroad tax commission
ers gave "A hearing to Major b. II. David
son. attorney for the st. Louis and San
francisco road. and decided not to make
any reduction In last years assessment
which amounted to ;l,07s,eoo in the aggre.
gate.
Agent futile OF the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railway. says that up to
this time last year Il bales of cotton had
been received at this station as against
DAB bales this season. For the whole
month of August last year only 356i bales
We're received at this STATION.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
MAnnIrn nN M0MpAY.

Mrs ~ II Dexter was married Monday
evening at her residence, No. 6io bowling
street. at o'clock 10 MI H. Wh''Ner' o"o
Of the Santa Te's oldest pHssshb,r e"-
g.neers, only members OF the FANNY pe-
ing present. The bride and groom, nc
cnmpanied by the brides mother, Mrs.
u, n st.phens. left on the O'Clock Santa
ne train for Boston. where they Will spend
n Few weeks with relatives Of the groom.
Reforming. they Will vlsit oil ia stern
elites. visiting relatives in Washington
where inc BRIDES son. A. T.. Dexter. Is
now attending school and will return
with his mother 10 Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09

fsgit- 10 the channel to The city OF uous-
ION with the understanding ;hat the city
Will proceed 20 construct channel In
the near future. \ ". so soon us the tity
can obtain this su,horlty. then sre can
con.rac; with some syndlclte. AMI i would
suggest cha. tho company wMch MIR
Rates rrpreSents tthe inventor OF the new
worder) the big dredse boat do the work
as soon AS possible for the consideration
of a percentage OF the tonnage for term
lated by the mayor and aldermen Of The
city of Houston.
i understand that abou, ,a,rty years
Ago a company offered to do the work for
the same consideration NJ above stated
but 4, WAS opposed Icy sey, al OF Tie
councllmcn FOR the reason that 1t was -
big thing to give away; but this re-
ferrcd to n channel u feet deep. because
that was the depth OF the water on Gal
weston bar.
tee have agreed to insist on y feet depth
by mt least 200 feet wide
The secretary of the Direct Navigation
company, at the request Of the Business
freights were transported through tho
channel the last fiscal year.
Now. ii ts safe to estimate that with
the completion OF the channel to he navi-
gated by first class ocean ships, that the
rreishts would Increase to an enormous
small per cent on the tonnage to be con-
trolicd by the city authorities, will pay
n handsome per cent on the investment
aud provide sinking fund,
Now. Mr. Editor. We believe that the
foregoing Is the quickest and best plgn
that can he adopted. besides. Il leaves tho
city OF Houston to act Independently fcp
itself feeling under no obligation 10 any
body Yours Very truly,
William Hunter
ha mt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
THE WOOL RATE.

Chicago, August S'-The interstate
commerce commission finished ITS work In
Chicago today, the Investigation of the
Western pool will he taken up on large
scale later on. which will be determined
al Washington when the docum entary
evidence called for has been received
The gaquiry into the recons'sning grain
practice at Missouri river. may be con-
Gnued al Kansas city next week. g.,
At today's hearing the attorney TOT
the Great Western made Vice lresident
Morton of the Santa Ie acki cW.edSe that
the true rate from Missouri river points
10 New York or export shipments was
IL cents lower on the Chicago haul imam
the balance rate TO Oh caeo. Mr. Morton
also acknowledged that his road brought
a shipment of grain from Kansas city 70
Chicago at the low export rate. nut mat
the grain went into an elevator where
II remained.
Alexander Nichol of Stckney's, Iowa
Ieveiopment company denied having re,
ce'ved any rebate for his firm. Nichol
roasted the Joint Traffic assocalion.
other Witnesses at todays session, we're
c. J.. wellington. Wisconsin central. ana
W. H. Newman. vice president OF the
Chicago and Northwestern.
The North German Lloyd and Ham
burg American Stcan Shtp compares nave
resolved to make Galvt ston one OF the
ports. hut in doing 50 ttsy have afreei
with the Western railroads not 10 ticket
immigrants FOR points west of Louisiana
n M TEXAS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
FROM MAJOR WILLIAM HUNTER.

To The Editor OF Inc FSt
| notice you have invited the people 10
contribute opinions as to the most feasible
plans for opening up the ship channel Tor
steamship navigation.
Therefore. allow me u suGS 81 that the
committee OH Navigation ipItinted iy me
Houston Business League have had scN-
eral mans under consideration as 20 opch-
ing up huilalo bayou TO st 'a'dship Aa'lsa-
''N,., cu "a 10 the necessity OF opening the
channel fer all commercial pprL osts' We
win al agree for Il Is = wen kn"" u laS ro
that he banks o. ,ay Dn't1Ih e va" waters are
fresh: ships lying at anchor woIin De III
rerfec, safety. II Is only hfty inueS inonl
lie Gulf OF Mexico, a'r n ma ,ha hnaltbfnl.
ness n: tie climate. and every other con-
sidsratioa is irst class, ,,,
Bu; now TO he rolnt; me coi,'inI''e &c
-, -, tCatfon submitted A 'eroluton 10
~ uousron business League when was
aIon.od requesting our consressniel ~
Wasliinctnn % ask for survey OF me
snip cha1nel from ne ]e.tss rs e. ~ cban'
W. We, & fest deep ana 200 ieet wids, In lieu
81 the Appropriation Inaie ~ " 90 ,' ~
congress III $4,000 for the bayou ana 'I"'"''
for Galveston bay $40 100. ~
T,he COMMITTEES mad , plan IN sen,e re-
era~ts similar to 'he one suf,'cS'eh py Ut
Porter in today's Post ol NO. tV, a., ,cu
there Is such a want 90 , .9,'f tsaIousy on he
~. % diiterent interests OF the staie'
ioceth.r with tie doubt or the Sonstitu-
,,onaitv OF legislative acton. OF Inc 80, y,
erel ,iiiIoowirg seems 10 meet with the most
fp To sk '1 for tne survey aii.ldod to, 50 as
70 asceri.aiin IN, aeer and say 900 feet wide.
fn" iie,, Of the s7Oooo APPROPRIATION; also Is,
y, ask that the government rehnqpisn ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
CITY BREvITIEs.

mr.. md Mrs u. s. lfeisg are rejoicing
Owe tho arrival OF a little son,
Born. to Mr.. aud Mrs. John r. Bolng o.
10 1870 Polk avenue, giri' weight eie't u
hounds.
Mrs. J. L. Dupree is very III at her resi-
dcnre No iSlg Washington street. She
Is NOT expected 10 I've through the day
rbere will be prize shoot ard dance a
white Oak this afternoon ana evening",
Monday Hlll be call day In justice Ma
honcy's court
sheriff j. ". Baker Of McLelland coun-
~ took back to Waco yesterday James
CantreII George Briggs and irving Berry,
arrested here on the 9Th.
Sheriff Erickson returned yesterday
from the Panhandle country where he
VEN, ment a. an attached witness in the cas-,
OF Louis Wreed. arrested for false swear
Ing.
Mr.. Carl Refs with a gathering OF his
friends had a very enjoyable entertain
rthday--he al least acknowledges TO tnat
number.
Messrg. Sullivan and Goodpaster were
each fined 81 and costs by Judge Devint
Tor the ARRAY INDUCED, u hy them a;
Forest park on Friday night. Thcy pls1nei
guilty. 10 the charge
Lawyer Tracy has made application 10
Judge Gavin at Galveston for a habeas
corpus hearing for bis spir.thal.sii g
clients. Mrs stoll and her canfedera,e !,
n OF ey under false pretenses,
Little Kathleen, .agei ysats' dnpfnisr
Of Mr.. and Mrs. KIT Cnwthon. fcD Mhlie
riaying about the house yesterday attel-
mon. sustainlns n. cut on the hcad, when
though very. painful : nct seT, .!i I'M
hesd' aud she will nurse the injury only
for a few days.
Mr.. II. C. Keistss. the jsweler
b, stress on Capiao. avenue. has recovered
The DIAMOND. for the theft of which he
caused Inc arrest OF Mr.. II. J. Trap. The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09

Great sarhein :. u. Moore IF the Great
Cornell # reXas Improved orisr Of ned
Men. viii take the Houston ana TcXas
Central trail tomorrow with the rising OF
the sun. TO Journey TO me Ennis hunting
pIounds where the second council fire OF
The goat council OF Texas will be kjndled
Tuesday He will have on his war paint
and viii he accompanied by braves from
the Ienkaway and Ming1 tribes Of these
hunting grounds Their wa'r1um bots
Viii be provided with sufficient "a fee
thcn thrDn.h Th's pow-wnw VIII be
In th..ss pun-ing grounds IN lpril last,
And tho ned At-n antic!pai4 an onIoya bile
time. The ressrsation Of Texas now has
many tribes and their wigHlms are nclt-
tered ,5rnL.fout the lensih AMI breadth
OF It's limits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
IHElDEMAN-JOHNSON AFFAIR.
81 Nj. Johnson Has to fay About the
lfair-Tho Details

IA, Mr. yohr. a..
Afair-rhe Details.
regard 10 the account published In
Post Yesterday morojnr ,ec,rd,np
,ll,rr,,,,n .'as NV, ,, mus iehuu'ns
NJ 's'"eeh 'hlliy Johnson
se!sf heideman. the former called
10 office of The Pos, Yesterday and
h. WANT, 20 60 V. ssH,c,'ay an"
Inv, ,n. - eo.rpct wnat might ne
.as IMPRESSION of the affair. "Heide-
~ no, &c; a divorce from my wife,"
Johnson. Here NO prod,,cod cort,-
'e'y Of decree of divorce. dated
NSIs s, ISL. issl'ed oHt Of the Office of j.
aaes, clerk Of ,hs civil district court,
ts, sisn,ea a dissolution OF the bonds
her husS,n or'%ean Willie Heideman
sNsn being tho al. licant for the d..
"a Ne de @Ss to ,va nsr the .nstrgmcnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
"a IAN CLIFF cOJ.r,rc:r


q mind tia, me Post Will please
es tbsy 10 the lead ng coII ho s', 30
r as WI have to ann,v V III %, or
luton we we PRESIDENT of MS no ~ ior
sase b he's US that nearly All me
sSen. NM. Reserved for the com
eoaege nss n opens the "a proximo
vas fo,,Ds Increased every vaar
,s.F oEation n nu m 1892. II Is owned
q SusineSsc o.inposed Of the most sun.
"a has bean cl of Dallas ana oak
:, Year. Gr.,a, great success from
Sie and the improvements have
s @n months es reduced 10 s2G0
" c ., AN and use OF ff', niailgs board,
ga sst our n. readers. are areraI in,.ro.,e,
NJ prshruculars by addraes;no
oa nos IS ,iEdgerton' Pres
lr N~H tDallas). Texes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
THE TEXAS MIDLAND.

Terrell. Texas. August &-The arrival OF
new machinery at the Texas Midiahu
shops shows the extent OF facilities neceS
length of the road. .when completed 70
Pars there will be a difference OF about
eighty miles over the Midiand VIA me
Frisco to 81. Louis from Houston, coin
pared with tine Missouri l'a2liic and The
Iron Mountain The Midland passenger
trains will be the finest in me state hdN-
ing. among many other advantages, elcc-
III" lights from the headlight OF the en-
gne to the gnai light in the rear coach.
Every piece OF rolling stock IS to pc il, H.
new ,rncIs is nroperly settled and hard
cnGI il VIII make tn. best time. a num-
Der of new coaches, with all the appliances
for new trains, VIII be ready Tor the hrst
pull into Paris.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
SHOkT MEMS STORIES.

DENVER. Colo. Tho members Of the
Interstate Shcrina' asA,cigtion have Como
ON an excursion 10 Munitou and pike's
l"ak, hdNliR concluded lhcir scsslon by
'lfciing a. preadcni j NJ. Mcdonald or
omaha. inst Vioe pres dent. w. II. Webb
Of JWlv"r; secrs'lrl and trctaurtt, W.
G. Davenport Of Sioux city, Iowa
SALT LAKE. litnh Charles rb edo was
hanged IN tho iaii yatd. The execution
wnN Witnessed N' Il large n,imhor OF
lropl" 1t IL the second hhtglng In tha
history of Utah. 1hle1e, Who was n ~.
loon keoper murdered HIS wife on tho
nish, OF April 30, isN nearly eoyerln,,
her head from her BODY with knife. lie
asserted hls Innocence TO the Ian.
CHICAGO a call has been Issued for a
convention OF AFRO Americans 10 30 held
IN this cry, September e. II is called to
csganize a National League to determine
the political path to be fClloWed and to
take action looking TO the welfare Of tho
race.
BllrGGToN. Cnnn,--'F'ive members OF
the family OF Jerome Frazer. \ Merchant
of this place ars dangerously IN fsoni
the otfcr' ~ poison, supposed ia have been
In something witch they had eaten.
CRIPPLE ckEEk, colo The city
council has by unanimous vote auapcndak
1t definitely Polio. Judge X, NJ Mulltn.
who IS accusa1 Of numerous ouiragoh on
thn citizens The action OF thv council
was prccipltn'ed by n brutal eBsault COM
miitcl hv Mutton Thursday night noon
W. l., korr, a newspaper correspondent
Mullen was in command Of the dol Ivy
shefins dusing the Cripple crock stiikc in
1Spl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
NOTES. AND PERSONALS.

W. A. Rcinhardt. travelling ,he
city. ,,o
G. u. Golding. commercial agent ot tr tuo
Rock Island. has returned TO the ci's ''V''
a trip over his territory.
r. Eugene George travelling pGsn,ral
agent of tho Houston and Texas Ne""" a.
returned TO the city last night
Major G. A. Quinlan. vice president o'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
TILE LrMpERMEN's MEETING.

a meeting of the Texas and Louisiana
Iii'nbfr ManufaciMrers' association was
called to be held N this city yesterday
but owing 20 the fact that there was no
quorum present 10 meeting was neln. =,
r. Kelley and Messrs. L.. r'rpir ~
Bcagunont. w y. Carter OF iisirniin,. ",
IL. Starkey aud u. w. Bancroft Of utapEs,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
PASSENGER TRAFFIC. AFFAIRS.


which will be held at Lakewood, August
H. will vote upon a proposition to change
their rules by adoption of the following
amendment, which embodies the plan OF
INC Western Passenger ASSOCIATION:
Should the commissioner fail TO satisfy
the appealing line or lines within nVe
days from receipt of appeal they may
make effective the action proposed, upon
giving ten days written notice tC the COM
missioner. and in emergency cases when
necessary TO take individual action in
meeting competition, and when there is
not time to secure full protection BY relief
Culing from the commissioner or In the
manner herein desired, association lines
may meet such competition In such
cases immed ape notice must be given to
the commissioner. which shall specify the
action to be taken and the name of the
hines against which 1t is taken. Upon
receipt of such notice the commissioner
shall make investigation in such manner
as he may elect and report to interested
lines"
These lines will also be called upon to
lowing party rates. For parties of ten or
more travelling together on one ticket On
the same train, without stop-oVer, the
following basis of fares may be use':
For ten and under nifty, &c per mile per
capita, short line mileage.
F-r fifty AND under 100. 10 per cent less
than for ton aud under fifty.
For 100 and over. 10 per cent less than
for fifty and under 100.
Via differential lines, between dineren-
tinl fare points
cz,r.ta. short line mileage. less 10 per cent.
For 100 and over. 10 per cent less than
for fifty and under 100
No greater dfferential than $3.50 per
capita between any two points to be MADE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
II. II. II. CLUB soclADLE.

The H. II. II. club will give lawn so
cable for members and few invited
guests at The sdeuee OF Mrs.. w. Stew
enson. corner of Waverly and Everett
strssts. next Wednesday evening, The
officers Of the club are: Miss Adeine
Kelly, prea!dent. MISS Lizzi. stevenson.
treasurer, Miss Kate Stevenson. secretary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
spEcIAL RAVES AUTHORIZED.

General Passenger Agent NJ L. Robbins
of the Houston and Texas Central has y,
sued the following circular NJ ieoureu
rates 10 the State democratic cohVeh'io"
at Fort Worth: c,,,a dnrno-
p Houston. Texas, August $50 no .
Agents gent august il, il and IS YOU may sei
round trip tickets 70 Fort Worm h a. otss
fare, not To exceed s.; - 70 De , ny f7ii,ni.
rate from any point on inns NAV
tickets August 2e, lSy6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
crNrTAI MANAGER POLK.

T.. l.. Folk. aoiirg general manager OF
tho Gulf Colorado aud Santa re. passed
through the city last night. accompanied
u!ll, srnnd the latter part OF the summer
AZ lookout Mountain, Fem, and Mr. Polk
Mil accompany them as far a. New Or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
or pACKARp WILL DIE.

we are informed that 81 Packard OF
the Troy Laundry VII pass away between
In The meaniirne lla will preside over
81 Packard's Troy lsssindry sl2 Prairie
80 a chin,,rl,, ,s used or scab help employed
and a trail Will prove what we Claim.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09

s.,, md ths galveston. Houston ana
a.r.nn arrive at and depart from tho
.,rs,iooal depot, foot Of Congress ave
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Trans
n me Katy depot at the root OF Moi,.
E.u avenue, north side OF tne a uaio nii
:, roods except those mentioned use
Grand Central depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
prLLMAN sUpERlNTENDENTs MEET

There was a coniefohce III US CITY -
terdav of the division superin;endents of
tho pullman Palace car company in nv
territory. with General superintendent -
il. Martyr. With headquarters in chicago
Those present were; T, L. kinseg, divis,
C;alvoston. q s Newell, division superin-
tcndent, with headquarters. at san An
tonic, and j, r. Morrison, DIVISION suP @r
intendent, with Headquarters a. Nr rN,,o r-
leans. They all returned 20 i''oh
tive headquarters last night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
n Nm !, AT UNION GROVE

|. aspus, sb, vap'izins at the Onion
Z ,s.low n, aureo' located on powl,nr
ssas;ss.i s'g 4 ESTancipa'.on parl y s,,n'
s s IN pra, The pcrformanoesee n I'm,
saesa 'i9as are eyg ,5rs, p Pas, ana
ss'as. ssrs.css. lev v'aIly n invited We.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
THE HOTELS.
Il ,Aw1oR-hATEs. $3.50 AND 50
PeR DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. Pro

n IlWLOR-hAl ES, ss,W
bER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PHo'
n Womack, Houston; John T. Gar
r. Nacogdoches. G. S. Mallam. Beau
m. N. Miller, Houston; -. II. Martin,
louis; 7. E. kinsiey, Galveston,,. j.
Prce. Beaumont; j r. Morrison, New
|sns, Gordon II. Woodsrn, l.ynchhurS,
n L, Chapman. CIero: +. +. Hyatt,
kpa Pass; Thomas A, Jordan, Waco;
n Doger. San Antonio; w. l.. Fulker-
| Bryan; GEORGE A. I'M, Austin; Geo.
\, Columbus z. II. lludyutte, Hondo;
KIM c, smlther, city; W. l.. Black,
| An.,nio. l.. b. Kohnle, Chicago; Fred
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