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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
sFHEETs.

RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND b
SHEETS.
In Effect September I'd. 1896.
SS SoSG e. MhiFREsJ. Pario1 Ha'si and Dining
Cars Harrisburg to Rittsburg;
HfiS fEbcAfaaan A seepas. binins. smae- h
ing, ana Obser walton Cars Harrisburg to
Ghisag9 Cinoimn"u Indianapolis, ;n1d s,,iss, 81
Parioi Car ea HarrsSarr hh@ lo'eoo nu'ie'
1890 A. NJ. FAST tiNE.-Pullman
BBlIfeG faricT Car to Harrisburg, Buffet
$40 p NJ ahhSDtE GHioaGEo q aNb sT n6u1s
EXPRESs Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
To- TO- Harris burg. Sleeping and Dining
iars narrisDnrE ~ ~. Louis. cincinnati.
10 p. M. u WEsTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago and
Harris g sburg to Cleveland. Dining Car
7.aO r. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EX
S-Pullman Sleeping Cars Washing
ssoG is {" ,pn pIts2nrE nrEna ana Hinp HHnrTspu1E
1910 p. N. PACIFIC EXPREss-
md md Harala ior haPe Pans
Sunday
1880 A. M. for Elnira and Remove
daily, except SUNDAY. For Lock Haven
week DAYS and Williamsport Sundays.
$40 p. m.
ITO F.. M. for Williamsport, Roches-
cept saturday, with Sleeping Car Wash
ington to Suspension Bridge, via Buffalo.
1910 p. N: for Ere, CanandaIgna,
daily, Sleeping Car Washington to FL
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND THE EAST.
pfDE p2 r d M all faiiSr Cars Win DIN DIM
Ing Car from Baltimore. Regular at Z 90
tDining Carr, 10, 800, 1000 tDining
Carr, lndI1 90 Dining Car from Whining
and l 80 J. NJ. on Sunday, Z 90, DIN
Ing Carr. 20, 800, 90 Dining Car
from Wilmington, A; NJ, 15,, 10.
Philadelphia only, Fast Express, 90 A.
NJ weekdays. Express. = 10 weekdays
2:ol and $40 =. NJ; daily, For Eoston,
and 3 10 i. N. daily
1000, 10, 30, / 90 ana / 80 a. m 2.15.
4.26. 4.3G. 40. 8.o5, $40, 7.10, 1000.
day, 700, 7,2o, Q. 90, 9;o5, 1920, 1l.ao
400 Limited. 4.26, $40. SOB, $40.
7.10, 1000. 10 30, and | 80 p. M.
For Pope s Cree Line, 7.2U a. III. and 4-36
p. N. daily, except Sunday Sundays.
For Annapolis. 7 20. 900 a M, IL 10 and
4.2q p. m. daily, except Sunday. Sun
Atlantic Coast Line Express. 430 A NJ.
SAC P. NJ. daily; Richurond only, 1927
A NJ weekdays; Atlanta Special, Via
Richmond and Seaboard Air Line. $40
p NJ. daily Accommodation for Quantl-
co. 7.45 A. n. daily. and 4.25 P. NJ.
week days.
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and g
streets. and at the station. Sixth and II
streets, here orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
!. Il. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
S. NJ. PROVOST. General Manager.
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w ALEXANDRIA RAILWAY co.
From Station. Thirteen and-a-iialf street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
For Alexandria $40. I, 90, 5, 9, 10;
1920, ex., II, IL u. IN, !, 2, 3, 41o.
BIB, 545, 6.15. 7, S, 8, 10, IL. 2 p. m.
Sunday, first train. 8 a IN; last train. 10
p. m. -
For Mount Vernon 10, II, 12a. m, 1, 2,
4.l6 p. m. daily, eNcapt SnnIayS
Gen Manager Gen. Pass Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL

sOc per lesson for either Singing, Piano,
or Violin by one of Washington'S best
teachers for early applicants. 1457 14th
st. NV. nO1-2teIn
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MIR. DAVID L. SELKE,

Form erly teacher Of German in the public
schools of this city and in several of its pri-
vate educational institutions, will resume
instruction on October Is. Reasonable rates
to classes of not less than four. Refers TO J.
Almond Wilson. ESQ.,. Secretary Coloniza.
ton Society; Hon. Simon Wof. Z. Francis
Riggs. Esq, Gen. r. G. Dyrenforth, Mrs.
Sara ]. Spencer and others. Apply at resi-
dence. No 1926 Sixth st. n. w. OctB-tf
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FOR RENT STABLE.

Sa-REAR OF 21O d sE.-Fine 2-storJ
brick stable; water and concrete ceilar.
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.

$50 sos ST Nw.-Two rooms on
ist floor; 1 room on I'd floor. $40;
will rent whole building for S1oo PEI
mouth. t7ool
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waNrED-ruRNIsHED HOUSES

-
W. NTEn-Furpisbe houses. We have
many 1nnlications for furnished houses
N an locations al the city. THE TlNES
REAL ESTATE BUREAU
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FOR HIRE.

TOR HIRE E-Todrlmmers andbus ness
men, morse and buggy or Dayton, 81 30
and 81 per day. Apply 10 the REA STA
100 my1G-tf
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FOR SALE-1 side-door milk wagon;
will be sold cheap If sold AT once; also
1 secondhand side-bar buggy. THOS. +.
FRAZZARE, rear of Sc. cor. Pa. ave. and
l2 st. no4-ot-em
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PosroFFIcE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all interested as
changes may occur at any time
Foreign mails for the week ending NpVin
her Z close promptly at this Office as tol'
lows:
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

81. 1.OOO-We have this amount to loan
ON improved city properly; Northeast
or Northwest. TIMES REAL ESTATE
BUR EAU, 10Th and Pa. ave. NV. II
WE want 900 borrowers. VINO desire
from $50 to $4,000 each on stocks,
bonds, trusts. loan association certificates.
warehouse receipts and life or tontine poll.
cies in old line coin pa MES no delay; no chat
tel mortgages taken. YERKES i BAKER.
40 to 46 Metzerott bldg. II 10 st. NV.
MONEY TO N-Large sums
at and 1-2 per cent on D. G. real
estate: $3.50. $500, $3.50, ETC.. at 8 per
cent; all transactions conducted with eco
u. SAUNDERS & CO.. 14O7 ST. NV. mrs
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FOR SALE-Sorrel horse, in good con.
diti0n; weight about 1000 lbs, good
drive and saddle horse. can De seen al
rrj 2f en-
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR Af,E-I hign-grade lady's bicy-
Gle, or will trade for horse and wagon
Can be seen a y4S La. ave. all day Saturday.
Item
FOR SALE $125 World racer, lamp
and bell; so. Call 5l3 ath ST. NV
no63t
ron SAI,E-Eclipse bicycle; model
a. SO; used 2 months; $50 cash; 10
months guarantee. Apply 33 OF 80 II 81.
NV 2 to 4 nC5,3t
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F0R SAIE-ln the West En:--A but
Ter eggs and cheese store; SlOO Will buy
it. Inquire stand 174, Center Market.
pD4-3t-em
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MISCELl.A AN EOUS

STYLISH dressmaking; fancy waists,
-. CuaU suits. MRS. BARNES, l22S
\. Y. ave. NV. III
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FOX SALE l4-foot counter; also G.
foot shO wcaSe; Il bargain. 615 F ST.
.u- NOD 3t
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PERSON AIS.

PERSON AIS.
HAIEE MEDIUM-Tells Your life
busIueSs, love affairs, lost or stolen
property, friends, enemies, removes spells,
Causes SPEEDY marriages, uilteS the sep
arated, and gives good luck; hours, To
D daily; 20 and 80 cents. 30 IL ST. NV.
no6- lm-em
THE 3 DAYS" CURE Qor men!
leads al remedies ir this city; cures IN
McKEEHAN, 7fS 18th st. NV.
no3- It-em
THIS is election week, but politics cut
no figure with our elegant custom made
suits anu overcoats, somewhat worn, AT
prices to suit you. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6l9 ID st. NV. no3-1t
YOU can rent a sewing machine by the
week or month at c. .AUERBACH'S A Do
Destic Sewing Machine and PATTERN rooms,
INV. cor, 18th and ii SITS. The rent you pay IS
deducted off the price should you buy.
oc31lot-cm
MME. FRANCIS will not tax you
that cannot he done, but all in trouble caIl
and he helped at once by one that can
guarantee Satisfaction; life from cradle to
grave; cards. 25 cents: trance, 90 cents;
cc2s-1mo-em
NINE. THEO. palmist and card
reader can be consulted on business and
see me when in trouble; Communications
strictly confidential; German spoken: open
daily: prices 2oc and oOc. S29 IL st. NV.
oc20-1mo
PROF. CLAY is the oldest estab.
lished clairyoyant, card reader, and
medium advertising in this city; tells busi-
ness, love affairs, losses, all events Of
life from cradle to grave; iuterprets dreams.
brings separated together, causes speedy
marriages removes spells, evil influ-
ences, family troubles. Don't buy. sell.
or 20 a Journey until you consult the
oldest and reliable medium. Fee, 50c.
Toto / o daily. 4s9 u st. sw oc9- lmem
NO FEE UNTIL CURED
DIR. LEATHE Err M AN.
Specialist iii all forms OF private diseases
Hydrqcele. varicocelc and Structure cured:
CONSULTATION free. Every day, 8 TO IL,
o 3; Tues, Thurs. and Saturday evenings,
z to g.. Coz st.nw Closed Sunday.
DIR. TAYLOR. OO6 F ST. NV :. makes
full sets OF teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain:
gold filling. 81: amalgam. Soc: extracting
free when plates are made. je1 Str
LADIES beeding confidential treat:
ment, 8 sure and eefe relief In all
woman com plants and Irregularities Gold
medal awarded for the science of obstet-
rics from the University OF Munich, Ra-
varia Strictly confidential. MRS. DR..
RENNER. No. 8 Seventh st. ne. near e.
Gan. st. Washington. D. o.
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IOST-A black and tan Gyp; hind leg
Eren broken and badly set. A reward
for return to 5o3 II st. NV. Item
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PAY your election bets off. NATIONAL
LIGAR FACTORY, 10l1 Pa. ave
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FOR sALE-M1scELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-Piano. handsome 3-cOrner
parlCs grand, owner has no further use
for IT, ana Will sacrifice for $40, cost
$500. Apply SOB 9th 81. nv. Item
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DIR. AYLOR. 0O6 ST. NV. makes
foil sets OF teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain:
gold filling. 81: amalgam. Soc: extracting
Tree whe n plates are made jc1S-tf
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No FEE UNTIL CURED.
DR. LEI TH ERM ANl

Specialist in all forms OF private diseases
Hydrocelc. Varicocele and Structure cured:
CONSULTATION free. Every day, 8 TO 12, z
z To 6 Coz st NV Closed Sunday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
THE rEEGnT
Is Not Disguised With Texas or lis
=

A report calculated to 40 the Kansas
City. Pittshurg and Gulf grave injustice
has been circulated. 10 the effect fhaf
the company. which is now extending
i,s line south TO Sabine Pass. had become
so dissatisfied with the lays of Texas gov
crulng railroads and Their taxation that
th.v had changed their proposed route
AMI would uso the Louisiana side OF INC
state line as far as possible m thr uhiil-
ing of its Southern division from shreYe-
port 10 Port Arthur ana Sapin' lAN4,
This IS mistake and whie fhf eNhe,
line of the route between ShrrNepor' lu9
Beaumont has not been dFnniFif ntoh,Nu
unon tho company has never minated
mat IT intended divertng from It's oilsi-
nal plans 49,. ,,.,o,,,,.s
charter recitcs that It's main line wa On
lor the state sdntwher weSt al 9Aoip.
county and continue @oufh".fa, W.. %.
the sabine river. rntil Iorf Arthlr ~
reached The chattcl mortgage glF'H MS
bond holders rrciies tbs sam. ii.is anl
no amendment thereto or to We onl a,,'ri.
In mo route originally selected Shen
DETECTION AS he line mafcs ~ Ipnlsitna
was the result OF purpose 10 It az a,, ,,,
Territory not alreniy ocfuiien ~ cqhl,
potiiors. When. the projectors o. lhT nm IN,
sot ready. 70 float bonds on IN. p'N sSs
rnilroal commission for authority 70 60
40. hut the commission found II h9d no
Jurisdiction in the matter - me pohlS
In question s25,ol1 per Milo had ben
issued before Tho passage of The honl "a W
of 1874 The projectors, noweFcr, askst t'h
ca,nrnissi9u 10 1--WE them an official state
ment to the above effect IN order 10 us
abuse ihc minds OF prospective inN,
who might possibly take MP me nou'i,
nm fhe bonds had bean puiposely Issued
in advance Of the enac tinen' OF the nohl
laws to avoid their nrovi7!ons. Inc s i,i
ment was given and The Kansas, il ~,
hun. ANA Gulf people went away p!sasel
AVA satisfied and not disguAiei WIN me
laws OF Tc,as to the extent OF ne'ei!Iin,
in Teas AZ litile as possible. Inc re-,
bort evidently originated IN The bfdln o,
come one unfamiliar with the iactS o'
fha So.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
MINISTER OF MEETINGS.
Jameson ENonerated the Directors
From Completely In the Raid.
CHAMBERLAIN WILL NOT ADVISE


lonlcn. May 1.-The Times this morn
trs publishes communication from MIR.
liawkslcy, secretary of the british char
tered South Africa company. when con
ta'ns Ahc minutes of the board meetings
IT. correspondence, etc. during the period
oi excitement over the Jameson raid. and
also showing that Cccil Rhodes before
leaving London ON HIS return to Rholes,o.
empowered Mr.. liawkslvy to tender his
RESIGNATION to tho chartered company IL 1t
Shouiu prove advisable he being actuatcd
ny supreme desire TO prcscry. the com
lanys charter
Dr, ,jamgson, !, Is announced. author
rectors oi tho chartered company from
tnN knowiodse OF or completely in hts
ihu, lhc directors at a meeting also
placed on record their absolute ignorance
OF the raid
Mir. liawkslcys letter to tho board ,cn-
t,rhE the resignation Of tccil Rhodes and
Siii'd bgit. The mo directors directly I'M
rnNatvd ~ the "TrauSN nal cryptourai,s ''
iht'inhicd that both these persons win
continue 10 devote their cnet.,ics 10 Rho
u a.. ~ an unofficial capacity, retaining
tNcr direotorshps III other African rail
WY and 'ele graph companies.
Inc directors of the chartered South
Airi.a company on Monday cahlcd TO &C.
en- Rhodes Mt iwc'o IA follows;
iiesiiatc to accept resignation. what's
YOUR View"
Ny Rhodes rcrllel from Gwcio on
" gdn..dayi Let RESIGNATION wait We
fiEht Maiahrlc tomorrow"
me directors thertIpnn deferred their
aernpt2nce e The resiHnations. Colonial
sHe'c'aIy Clmmher,a'n has minated to
tho directors That the government has not
considered II its duty to advise the direc.
tors IN the present situation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
ARMENlANS ARE RLllE.
The TURKS Pcrslsienily Refuse TO Arr
the IS urds.

The TURKS Pcrslsiently Refuse to Arrest
the hurds.
New York. May The following report
from the interior of Turkey MS TO the
present situation and needs has jus, been
received by the National Armenian com
mitteo:
Just at present We orc passing very
blue days, ms The funds for relief are be-
ginning TO fan OFF. while the distress an
ahouf MS Is day by day growing deeper
AMI deeper
Tho state of the "lsc Is this: The
Turkish government oviatntly desires to
roa'oro quiet and to Keep order; 3, Is very
anSl0GS To huNo In" villagers return u
thalr homes uud lands aui 10 have Tho
city people open their shops Hnl return
to business hut 1t VIII not nrr,st any Of
the kurd's chiefs, who have kllled and
i bh"l ArmrnlnnA nor viii II DO moro to-
wlii restitution than to politely request
tn" KurcS to rivc back anything ihfy
have no particular usts' Tor. Tho WUoie
qups'iG. hangs ON The arrest or non-ar-
rest %: thcac Kurls. md 50 long ms they
arr unpublished Mother tho yilllgcrs nor
the city people VIII have any .ifrty As
the arrest OF ten. or even fowef lSurds.
wnu,1 securh fh' Sc good results II II 10 he
wondered AZ thut the Arincnians look ask
nrce NJ reforms that do not hogin with SO
ohVions and simple measures?
Meanwhile Lpra Salisbury tries ~
cover his defeat ny taking of cvll war
THIS IS gross fnlsifynt ifs only show Of
tru,h being found IN the Icitoum incident.
The Armcnians are and baye alNnys been
absolutely helpless But ii things 70 on
~ they ar, now going on It Is moro than
probable that thc revoiuionists viii, per
haps. evon before this ranohes you. rise
IN in sheer DESPAIR nnd mako death
struggle which viii probably end the At
monIan question for the next century lay
determination. The danger IL seen nnl
believe equally fonred and dcplurod ny
both Arnenlans md Turk, but matters
hav,. ,,uesod beyond the control Of 50 wf.le
and corrupt government. Meanwhile.
otd untii thls strategic denouemeui takes
place. there is nothing To stand between
In. vnst mass Of thu p"op,e and stnrvn-
non snvo tho rc,iof we seek. Hence II
nnl,es VS. focl blue to hear of III iun's
falling OF nlrcndv,'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

Recommendations OF the Executive Com
mttec- Election of pflicors
ilElsboro. May 7.--rresiicni ilackshcar
ca'lod thc STATE Sunday school convcu-
ton to order THIS morning nj $50. The
song snfviro aud nibo reading was con-
Quoted ~ a. NJ. Beachnm OF Woxaha-
che
The auditing committee made favor
able report on the reports OF The pro J.
dent and executive committee, winch
wcrc adopted. The following is the sub
stanco OF the report.
! Innl every delegate and visitor he
urged TO present the clniins OF HE inter-
nnuuna4 sunday scuqoi association IN
tnelr respective fic.ds of nDor.
= Thai the members OF HE different
denominations see TO # that tine plans ana
ohireta OF the association pe explained 10
their leaders aud that they inlncc them
to recommend tine work, assembled ~
their general meetings.
tpon the executive commuters report,
tho following shgBesiions ere adopted
The rAecuil.e committee should be com
rcscd 81 twenty meuiheiN, seven OF whom
SINH ronsliihi" q quorum, mat each couil-
ty IN the State be organized. When ready
10 organizc i.ly shn!i report 10 the en1lr-
man OF the executive committee ana hc
shall furnish such md as lac can, PROVIDED
that ihn executive committee NJ once
prppnre II aia,istical reporl showing the
counties ia THIS urshblzailOn. ana those
that are not that the sum Of 500 be
paid to tn. I'M. irrational COMMITTEES for
the incoming vrnr TOWARD paying the cx-
pense Of this great work.
Thn following officers were elected;
President, ". u, Biackshenr Waco.
Independents, y. T.. Dennis Houston.
Miss Shirley II. Green. Palestine, Ira II
Evans. Austin. Rev w. II. Craig Ssl,
Nutonio. 4. NJ Decham. Waxnhachiei !
g. iln3iiphrics. Milmer; w l.. Faulk.
Athrns. T.. NJ Robinson. Dcnison; q. ".
Roach, Abilene. 8. Y T'rlcc. Dallas: Rev
!. ~ Shiyo. Cameron: Rev. q. =. Mil
Ter Corsicana-
An executive committee war n,so
chosen.
Tho delegates 70 the international sun
dav School association nj Boston. June 3
to &c are X r. Ranfon of Waco. All
vice presidents aud members of the exec
utlvo committee 10 appoint the balance OF
tho delegates ana fiji all vacancies.
WoAtherford was selected NJ the next
place of meeting 1t win be In May. on
date to be named after comforting with
the International committee.
T. H. H1nton OF Waco made fifteen
minutes talk on the preparation OF IN"
lesson. Al the conclusion of Mr., lannon's
talk the convention sung "Sunshlnc."
Tie question Of advanced methods was
discussed by Professor Iiammill. In q
thirty minute lecture Professor Hammill
offered n resolution for house 10 house
and Observation-Disclosures visitation and
II was referred to the resolution commit
tee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
CAp1rAf. C,Il.l.1NGs.

Washington. May Tho supervising
architect of the Treasury today opened
bids for the construction OF steam heat,ns
and vcu,ilatlne apparatus for the govern
mcnt building AT Fort Worth The luweat
hid was that OF Thomas y Smith OF Cit
oago for SGlnl. the work to be completed
within ninety days
Among the dental graduates yesterday
from ,hc Columbian university who 10
coiNci iull diplomas was Samuel III. Luck
ct OF liastror. Mir. l.uckett, who has
been here fcr thrco years, expects To
leave for hoiur next mouth.
More than usual interest is cvinccd IN
the Hills for supplies for the war dvpnri-
mcnt GOV the 'usung year. owing :" the
marked Increase IN tho quantity OF sta
tioncry and other articles called for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
HEADLIGHT FLAsIllCs.

Ass socialism Of Gyneral BaFraEe AGENTS
has issrod cali for special m.r'ng ol
the association 10 I, be rei N ,''.s syern,
, IN, snhiec,s docketc.d FOR cons'd-
Grafton and q rus Attendance Ia "xnff'ea.
The Pain Leaf clnb of G9ve r,Sa NH, Ti1
crniav Trnins WIN leave the Intorna-
ional dcpot over the Galveston, ouSiph
and flendorsou al 0'ln. s;aO ana lon2 4 M;
ma ~. M. ard. returning. special VIII
leaqe dickinson at p IN,
Tho Missouri. Kansas ani Texas on
nourcos additional hones'cliefI rkcnr,
einns 20 Texas from s.. Louis. hhhnin'i
Nil. rlv. Tigbee. Kansas CITY Jnnciio,
1'itv ana intermediate points on May y
r,,tn q and q nr1 July ana u, rniini mp
|ue fare plus 81 good 10 return twenty
days from date Of sue
a motion VIII be made In the llllnoisS
burdick vs. The People. IN which ,he
',netit1tfonnl!iy of tho rai'road ticket
.,ca,,ers law IS involved 10 cNpunee IRON
,hc record the opinion Of tn" court a nrHr
.,.eo a,elaring the lax eonsii,nt.oral. TINS
49, dtcply interests every rn!lroad IN
tie country
e,perintondcnt q. ", TAYLOR q the
sunday school Of the F'r5' lroNp run ~.
'tu,rh de.iros II understood that the x
cursion AMI picnic 20 be gwen pf ma
1,tr,h nt La porte tomorrow over INC
Galveston. In porto ana Houston TN
wav. vii bc by chartered tram ~ "n ,.a.ni
univ w,iil' nemirrs of the congregation WIN
II, Accommodated,
call has been issued FOR the meeting
of Inc Trnscontipen'ai Passeng ai , sssn-
c,a,lon. which Is TO be held IN San iai-
" L., an Noy II ana extcndei over 'h'e'
davs. Among the more i'Ipor'4nt ma ''eIs
,h6, viii come UP Tor consldsrauoh n,e
,i'I ,,ileage hook question ara me apill-
IN, M cf inc 500 line for differenr'als on
,ranscontiue traffc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
TAYLOR TOPICS
fss Number of Fine rxhIp,.s-1n.ores
In the Racinr,

'umoer Of Fine Exhibits--lntcres
k,,,,. IN the Racing.
u'''.' Texas, May The second dav
|.,s, .'' was continuation of the fine
., OF the first. Tho attendance at
b iima"s was largely Increased ana an
bne NJ crowd was present.
kient s,, .ne rr'no ipii features of the
ts in ~, Is me larec numbrr of ex-
('sss. n,.,a i've stock departments.
krsen,os,s. is' hog. and poultry are wen
psnt s, ss numbers, but also in the cx
Us eyh,i.inilens Of tie breeds eyhiDited.
WIllian,usuh shows that the breeders
ked a h,sh county. who have main
| hrsea,nag Equation FIR The success.
ksepjn, y, me stock in the past, are
)ndard nS5 VI nerds up u the oil
t,men; has rhne. The poultry de-
as usual y me exhibition of birds,
p Is attracting much nt,en-
/ ltt It's a,,r hau SURPRISES ox,oct,t,ons
4 as,oc,n,,,t,ohs IN MI leparlms hts. The
| for ~ "a set aside ono wing II the
! mercts,,, s"ies displays and invited
DE disnls,,ts - decorate booths and
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Senator l. G, Harris " Il. Butte.
f. W Carmack u Nj Mcconnell
NHshviI'e, Tenn, May s-'rne democratic
Snte convention called To nominate a
,Nnildate tor EoVornor and select dee.
Ehtrs to the National convention was
nn.cd TO order at noon today The at
icno'.n,e of Delegates and Visitors was
very lNrse Hon. benton McAiliiun, Nom
hNr vi congress from the Fourth district.
WAS tltVt,u temporary chairman Air. ~
Mii'un s'io IN MS speech tliut The Tins had
come TOE IN. lt'". unlimited and. II nee
Nssuty, II" ind.iundont coinage Of silver
at IA" ratio OF 70 to 4 He Then reviewed
tur huancu! question nj length.
Aiier Mr. Nj MILAN had concluded his
speech tllere WIS eonsidri"pl. discussion
Richardson moved that the temporary
chairman appoint three members eHch OF
the committees on CREDENTIALS aud l,ernri
raut orlailzntor aud six oii resolutions.
uIil mat len rongr, .saional dlstricis chuos"
one Of each committee. Ihr qira; ZION WAS
debated at much length aud nnuliy sui
aitfute oGaird hy MI McN,ol wax nc-
COPIED. IL was tho s.lnN ns hlr itiChnld-
chairman Was authorized 10 Hprolni only
three n.nlh.ra - the committee on russo
niiops whilo Tic congressional di5 tilcis
choose two ouoh, Most of the committee
adjourned nntll o'ciock.
At f. M the convention assembled.
John Is Shields III MorriH'own was elect
ed pernuncn, chairman. Tho committee
on CREDENTIALS not being ready "a report.
gpeoch making Ia a wild aud dlsord'rly
oonvention til.,i in the tine nnIii after y
o'clock, when recess was tnitcn some
of the spcechog wer" very bitter ana
alba We of President clov"innd, but were
not received without decided disarpfovnl,
Chairman Shields called the tnnN Hn'.nn
committee on credentials was made aud
was no, adopted un,li after wrnngio'