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Richmond, Va, March 31.-Invitations
for the seventh annual convention OF the
United Confederate Veterans, which begins
here June 80, were sent out yesterday. The
convention promises to be one of The most
interesting sessions this organization has
had during its existence. Inc body Will
meet in the Auditorium Building the ex-
position grounds, in the western suburbs
OF the city. This structure, which Will be
completed In good time ior use, VIII seat
10000 persons. This capacity is expect
cd To be 1uIy tested daily.
Besides the regular annual work OF the
convention the quest VI ia TT Ia, oI history
for Southern children, which was discussed
at the Houston meeting, Will probably
come up again ior discussion. The subject
has been successfully agitated by all OF
the Confederate camps OF The State.
STATE MUSTER ROLLS.
Another question OF interest Will be a
movement to secure cooperation OF all OF
the Southern States in tine matter of pro-
curing a copy or each States muster rolls
from the general government at Washing
ton. Tue Importance OF this matter was
urged upon the Virginia legislature at tins
session and bill introduced appropriatins
money to carry out the purpose.
The most interesting feature OF the great
gathering here OF the old Southern soldiers
will, OF course, be the la ying OF the corner
stone on j. uly = OF the JeIf Davis monument.
The site selected for this memorial TO the
president OF tue Southern Conftdcracy is
In Monroe Park, a beautiful plot or ground
In the baDdsOIpest section OF the West EEd.
THIS spot Is one OF he pref ticst III Richmond.
1t is about O dozen blocks from Holly
wood Cemetery, where rest the remains OF
President Davis. At one time il was pro-
posed that the monument should be erected
over the grave OF that distinguished South
erner. This, however. was speedily aban-
doncd III favor of some other locality within
the city.
THE CEREMONIES.
Stephen ID. Lee, of Mississippi, who
has been chosen as The orator on the ccca-
sion OF the cornerstone laying, WIS a
distinguished dlicutenant- general IN the Con-
fcderatc army. He is SPEAKER OF ability,
and his address on This occasion is expected
TO do justice TO his reputation in that Re.
spect.
The chief marshal of The parade viii he
Gen. John b. Gordon, OF Georgia, who
acted in Il somewhat similar capacity at
the unveiling of the Lee monument.
Arrangements are beng made for an i'm
mcnse crowd of visitors at the reunion. IL
is expected that the number OF visitors Will
exceed the attendance at the unvelinG OF
the monument OF the commander-in-chlef
OF the Confederate army. These events VIII
probably be by far the most important OF
the kind that many OF the old Southern
veterans will ever have the opportunity or
taking part in again.
The evening times., 1896-03-31

IN THE Supreme Court Of the District
OF Commissioning Il special term for
Orphans Court business.-Mtrch %, 1886.
In the case OF John Thompson Spencer,
executor under the will OF Harriet v. Lee
deceased, the executor aforesaid has, with
The approval OF the court, appointed Fri
day, the gath day OF April. "A. ID. 1886,
at q o'clock 4. m, for ma king pa yment and
distributiOn under the courts direction and
control; when and where all creditors and
persons entitled to distributiye shares Tor
legacics) or Il residue, are hereby notified
TO attend In person or by agent or at
tOrney duly authorized, with their claims
against the estate properly vouched, other.
wise the executor will Ia Ike the benefit of
the law against them; Provided, a copy
OF this order he published once a week for
three weeks in The Washington Law Re-
porter and Washington Times previous 10
the said day.
Test: j. NOTA McGILL,
Register OF Willsfor the District of Columbia.
GORDON x GORDON, Proc;ors.
mr3l apr, 4-3t
ESTATE or Julia Smiih. late or Wash
ington, ID. L. No. 113S. Doc. Do.
Issued March 13. 1886. Application
court OF the District OF Columbia,
holding orphans court FOR probate OF
last Will and testament and for letters
testamentary on said estate. by James
NJ. o Brien, the executor therein named,
this is to give notice to all concerned
10th day or April. A. ID. 1896, at 10
O'Clock a. m., to show cause why such
application should not be granted.
A. b. HAGSER, Justice.
Attest:
j. NOTA MGILL. Register OF Wills, d. c.
HAMILTON 4 COLBERT.
Proctors for pplicant.
mrI 1-2i.3l
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bishop Hennessy Coming Home.

Rome, March 31.-The Most Rev. John
Hennessey, archbishop OF Dubuque, who
has been visiting Rome, will shortly leave
for home. 1t is probable that the Rev
DR.. Tearnay will be elected coadjutor TO
the archbishop.
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STATEMENT of the condition OF the CAP
ITAL TRUST COMPANY. organized
under the laws OF Virginia, September
20, 1890, at The close OIL business. Janu-
airy 81. 1896, as required by the act of
Congress. approved July 20, 1891.
Capital stock. . :. . .SICU,UC 600
Capital stock paid up: - 1C0.OtO.OO
ASSETS.
Colateral loans. :. :. :. :. S22,9s4.OO
Bills receivable. :. =. :. =. 62,541 20
overdrafts secured and un-
secured. :. =. 6O63
Stocks, securities, etc. :. :. $4,000
Furniture and fixtures, bank
ing house, etc. 32,22O.OU
Real estate owned by COM
pany.. :. :. :. . :. :. :. 100000
Loans on real estate. :. II ,3C6.SS
Accrued interest due but not
Cash on hand and in bank. 5,is2.es
S16s,24s.13
Capital stock. :. :. :. :. ..s1CO, 10000
Individual deposits. :. :. :. 33,34S.0S
Bills payable, trust on bank
Bills Is payable, trust on other
real estate owned by COM
pany.. 4,Ooo-oV
s102. .s4s.Os
Gross income for six months
ending Jan. 81, 1896. S4,326.4S
Current tcxpcnsesfor six months
ending Jan. 81. 1896. :. 3,1O1.41
City of Washington, County of Washing
ton, S.:
/, Aaron S. Caywood, president Of the
above named company do soemniy swear
that the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
(Signed.l AARON s. CAYWOOD,
President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3Qth day OF Nh rch. 1896.
lSig;ied.i JOHN II. 0'DONNELL.
Notary Publla
Correct attest: tSigncl-l
HENRY K. SIMPSON,,
THOMAS ]. KING,
CHARLES a. ALLENDER.
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TO LIVE OVER old DAYS
Reunion Of Confederate Veterans
to Be Held at Richmond.
OPEN ON THE sorH OF JUNE

Corner Stone of Monument to BE Erect
ed to ex-President Jefferson Davis
VIII Be Laid-Gen. Gordon to he
Chief Marshal-Other Matters TO
he Looked After.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

wANTED-To secure a loan of 500
on chatteis valued at $500, for or 6
months; will pay Is per cent. Address
Box s. G. T., this office. Item
Wa NTED-Sl 900 on second trust;
margin ample; pay monthly; good
interest and commission. SHA. this office
MONEY 70 loan in large or small
amounts ON approved collateral. We
take Stocks. Bonds, Trusts, Building and
Loan Association Shares. Syndicate Ger
tificates. Life Insurance Policies in old
line companies. Warehouse Receipts, etc.
II you wish to reserve your bank credit,
II you deem II uBwise or Improbable TO
ask friend to indorse: il you have no bank
account; If in hurry. call on U.s. No
delay. YERKES Il BAKER, 40 to 46
Metzerott Building. l11O st.
MONEY TO. LOAN Large sums
at and 1-2 per cent on ID. o. real
estate, $3.50. $500, $3.50, etc, at 6 per
cent; all transa ctions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers
WM. Ii. SAUNDERS q CO., 14O7 st
NV. mrs
MONEY to loan at D and Is Icr cent on
District of Columbia realty; no delay If
security is satisfactory.
WALTER II. ACkEk, 704 14th NV.
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all interested as
changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending April
4th will close promptly in all cases at this
Offic,. AS follows
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Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Hall
fax, and thence by steamer, close at tins of
flee siail It $50 a. m. Mails foi MiQuciOn,
by rail TO Boston, and thence by steamer
close at this office daily at 6:G0 a. m.
Mails for Cuba close at this office daily at
ZOO p. m., for forwarding by steamers
sailing tMond1 VS. and Thursda ysJ from p ort
Tampa, Fla. Mails for Mexico, overland
unless specially addressed for despatch by
steamer, close at tLis office daily at $50
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BENJ.F. DYER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of March A. u. 1896.
tSeail CARL KNAPPE,
Notary Public.
JOHN F.PARET, General Agent,
I4II q Strt.ef.
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Capital stock. =. :. :. -.S
Reserve as required by law.
Claims in process OF ADJUST
ntut-.
All other liza bilities.. =. =. -.
Semi-annual dividend, paya bic
February /, 1896 =. =. ..-
Net surplus. :. =. =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02
AT LEAGUE PARK.
inc Ilcketers and Freichters' Exhibition
This Afternoon

The Ticketers and Frelsh,ers' Exhibition
| This Afternoon.
| iouay Is the day agreed upon by the
local railway fraternity for the settling
| of their little differences of opinion as 10
| which Of the two branches Of the trafylc
| oepartment-frcight and passenger could
put up the best game of bali. The grand
oNhih ton clalorately staged and greatly
| elevated with many highly novel and
wonderful features. will be presented Mt
the League Park this afternoon. The per-
formanee VIII commence promptly ut 4
O'Clock. aud 1t IL earncstly anticipated
mat Il packed house will greet the NONE
martyrs and n mighty throng chtcr The
actors IN their heroic efforts for so worthy
cause. This exhibition. for which eN-
'cNS We ARRANGEMENTS have been made
was gotten up by the railway commercial
agents for the benefit OF the sherman cv-
clone sufferers. Nothing has been spared
that would add to making the exhibition
grand success in every respect The
men selected to serve the cause and sacri-
nee their all, IL necessary on the tcii Of
battle like the warriors OF old. have been
CHOSEN wiih View az 10 their Knowledge
OF thc National game as well as their
physical construction and Ncqua lntancr
with the art If self-defense. the bats TO
be used have been carefully loaded with
ietd to make their welding true ana
nor obstructive power certain; zone If
the gadiators will he allowed 10 carry
Weapons shop talk VIII positively h. pro-
passenger traffic among the audience Ivy
any of the players viii clll FOR The VIA
lator's annihilation; h:ibing Of the UNI
plros will not bc tolerated nor VIII these
poor UNI rlunate ser'hcs Ice sunrfei slow
death the only instrument allowable for
Nmprrssng an idea or convincing the uin-
pire ot fact will be shotgun.
Colonel Tom kingSloR. the veteran aih-
lete. veteran railroadrr, veteran INSTRUCTOR
and speedy Splinter, 20 say nothing OF HI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL. nlsrnlcr coois

CRIMINAL. DISTRICT Ctn'RT
Tho Junc term Of the criminal district
court was opened yesterday, Hon. T. u,
Gavin presiding. Several cnses set for yos-
tcrdny were reset for today and the ful-
lowing were disposed nj or r'Aet for trlal.
VIM Perkins exhibiting gaming, three
cases, reset for June .
II. H. Williams. exhibiting gaming. reset
for juno 0.
James BucAncr exhibiting gaming reset
FOR Jlne =.
Jim Wilson, exhibiting gaming. mol pros
Max N.nnnnn. gaming. bond forfeited.
Andrew Thomas. daprdcrly house. iwo
eases, reese! far Jtli.a :.
John Nallnehar. tiisofdcriy house,
passed.
Wharton Brunch. aggravated assault
and battery. uundnic of court OF appeals
affirming The Judgment received aud COM
plant dropped
Mike Ryan murder, mandate from court
of appe,llA received and cnse dropped.
md special Nsnirc OF sixty ordered for
June II.
M. following petit jurois were selected
for the first wcch. George ElHrr. Az
Chmcne, II. Hamilton. II, G. Fisher. Alex
ifasioriaa. g. II. Kochier Y w lieltman.
Per, John V. q blackburn. Arthur Car
gin. Jacob FUNK Ainm Clay, Walier 3
Banncr. MHlcolm H. If.nnntt, T. e. 1syriie,
Jos Y Perry, Frank Wililn,rd.
The following have been Helcatcd as
members of the grand jury for the present
term George l.. Porter foreman; w, H.
llampo T. " Blake e w Alsworth los,
NJ. nnugh Carroil T",l, y. s. Koerbcy.
Henry 70 and T.. a Shaw.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Sale Of the Texas Transportation to
the Texas Il New Orleans.
EXPORT GRAIN RATE ADJUSTMENT.
Comparative Summary of Earpiups-rhc
Mileage Ticket Observation-Disclosures,
Flashcs-rersonais--No

mn.
Inc last act In the sale Of the Texas
| Transportation compauv nroro,,, 49,.
Tcxas and No,. ct. ','pv'E " me
~ o''eahs Railroad COM
pahy was consnmnated yesterday at n
Joint meeting of tho stocl,.A.,,.
iwo cornor,,,ors -, ,.,',' vi 'he
-. '.'"N az "eauIuarlcrs IN the
southern Pacific building. when a ,raufer
of the stock of the Texas rr,nsnor,..,i..,
com,a,v ,,,, ,, 'fo' '"'ioi
,,, "as "'aue 10 we new owners.
merely of a formal rh,roc,., ,s
of tho ,,ro,,o,,,. ..''"''o'' 'ne safe
"Vpe''s having ncen agreed upon
ana all preliminary work of the transfer
having been mad ,hran v.o.,,,.
mer,iorod ,,,,.,., "n'AS ago as
exclusively IN The Post Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02
NEGROES ARE STRUNG UP.
Had Committed Criminal Assaults
Upon White Women.
THE LYNClllNG OCCURRED AT NOON.
one Was Taken From . building Whit 9
bcln3 Tried aud tho Other One
From tho jail.

Columbus, Ca, June lat AZ this
morning a mob of 100 armed men broke
into the Webster building during the trial
OF Jesse Sla,on, charged with assaultiug
Mrs Howard Bryant last Thursday, and
took the prisoner from the officers. S.a-
toms trial had already begun behind locked
doors and a heavy guard OF men were
present to protcc, the prisoner from any
demonstration OF violence.
The mob forced orcn the doors with a
resistlcss rush. swep, back the spectators
and guards aud seized anl carried the
negro out into the street a rope was
placed around Siatcn's neck and he was
dragged up Broad street, the crowd shoot
ing him as they went alons Near the bell
tower they swung the negro up and per
foratcd nim with bullets,
After this the mob as ccolly and dclih-
orately as In the first instance went i'm
medaicly to the court house AMI over
powcring the taller, took WIN Elics, ~
regr, charged with assembling Mrs. Al
bright two Years ago ana marched him
slowly TO where Stations )ieluSs body was
hanging to 4 tree. l'ht trembling negro
was made 10 look upon the fate of his
brother IN crime then n rope was plar'u
about his neck and lac WAS slowly sus
pended III the air aud his hooy hiled with
bullets. The bodies 81 the Two negro
hrutcS were left hanging during the after
noon and a surgine mass OF humanity was
packed around the scene. The greatest
excitement prevails here, especially nin"nn
the negroes and II is not Improbable that
further trouble Will ensuo.
Mrs Howard bryant was assaulted az
Clapn's factory, four mites from her" on
Thursday. early in the morning. Sh" Is
Young woman, not over Is years oi axe
iJor husband had lief, home for Columbus
ahuu, daylight shortly nttcr h" l"'' a
big. bury negro entered Mrs. Btyants PR
waite room and assaulted her She fought
with hm ucrcely, hut her weak rouhiion
rendered her struggles of no avail We
Succeeded in carrying out his brutal pnr-
pose and left her half unconscious on the
moor Of her room Regardless of her con,
.litiou. Mrs. BRYAN, rushed TO the door ana
fred two pistol shots Mt the negro. without
avail, ,
In "A shor, time Mr bryant returned
nna en being appraised Of the crime rushed
Immediately back tc columbus. aud with
TN. shcrifi and an armc1 posse hcEan 10
scour the weeds for the negro. who was
soon Cnpturrd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02
TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Earnings Not Showing the Expected
Healtbful Increases.

Earnings Not Showing the Expected
liealtbfnl Increases
hallway earnings do not yet show The
hoped TOR Improvement. For March IFS
roads report an increase Of only Si,a"' ,hp
or 232 per cent. in gross, aud "A slisht
css-about per cent-'n net, whereas ~
February there was gain OF = per cent
in gross ana nearly Is PR cent In net.
For the quarter ending March 81, lsJ roads
indicate an increase of Sild260to on -
per cent N gross, and Of Si,i'oQfu, or > ~
poI cent, in net. according to the linali-
cial Chronicles figures.
Hut some of the roads show very latE"
gains. while he examples of large de-
crease are few. For the three months
foriy-iour roads had increases OF over
SlpVu00 each, running up as high MS
81 30dop in the ease of The Chicago, Nil
waukee and 81. Paul: saa2.o9, for the
PENNSYLVANIA system. S9i7,p1 for the Ca
ma an Pacific, ana Ss2iiS1 for the Bur
lneion. whle The only decrease above
sIaiWo was in the case Of the Phliadei.
ph'A and Reading railroad and the roal
companies, whose falling off Was SUI ,p1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02

w. w. .raVei over but the convenience would
o ",u expensc upon the roads TO keep ac-
si,,,n on me widely scattered mileage
I Inps. the question Of mileage allowance
, n,',N,. competing lines Of different
49, Ms would be perplcXing one aud.
most OF al tho dishonest Traveller and
,, 10y scainers would he given larger or
rr2rtunities 10 manipulate ,hs tickets The
'.N iwp ,hiie and 2QV mile tickets which
each road now sells cvidoncn the disno.
sil'on OF the railways to accommodate
,neir patrons, which It would seem ough,
u, w. satisiy The Eastern lines VIII FUR
able ticket question ON iune II; but thor.
SEEM sem. TO he few arguments IN its favor ana
many nSninst IL -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02

was ut headquarters yesterday fro,r a
seNera! days business tour over the lines.
james q. leovcll. commercial agent of
| the Mexican NATIONAL headquarters In
Sun Antonio. Is In the city In the interest
of June excursions and talking up the ad-
Nan,ogrs Of his road.
Major r., Il. Racr. vice prcsidcn, of tho
Galveston, Houston and Henderson, spont
yesterday In Galveston looking utter com
i'tnN afnirs and meeting friends aud re-
turned home last night
Judge Ford OF the Galveston, ia Porte
nnd Houston. went south yesterday morn
ing home last night. He reports the Hay
Shore line in excellent physical condition
and new improvements making every day
| Carts are out announcing the marriage
iof Mr.. Aubrey q. Maguirc. the popular
Young travelling freight agent of the Katy,
TO Miss Justine Latham Franklin OF this
city tomorrow evening. The wedding rs
sst ior =, m at the r,sidemsc of the
Franklin.
captain Timothy NJ. Hunt. passenger
missionary of the Queen and Crescent.
headlunrtcrs IN Dallas. was ~ the city
row and discussing the outlook tor ,is,ttc.
II. viii remain over today to attend the
exhibition of ball aud is bctliug mis- last
nickel on the Ticketers.
General Manager j.. NJ. Campbell OF the
International and Great Northern spent
n few hours in the city yesterday evening
On route to Galveston. lie was rs genial
aud courteous as ever. but shor, Of news
Crops on the International and Great
Northern are lookup iinc and give promise
of good harvest
Colonel Tom Kingsley. passenger agent
for the Louisville and Nashville boobcd
up screncly in the city yesterday morning
and went into training FOR tomorrow's
sherman fund gNmc. He established ,rain-
my quarters Near Tcrrapin lake. and an
nounccd himself in me form and base-
sliding condition
Colonel james BtnnmoAt general live
stock agent of the Southern Pacific. was in
the city Yesterday from Victoria discuss
iiig cattle shipments with officials at COM
lany headquarters. The movement OF
TEXAS beef to Northern markets * ,niis-
ana the Soth.rn Pacific is doing 81 hcrivy
business IN this line.
The baseball fever he's captured the loc,,l
halfway people. aud old and Young aud
from general manager down to porter
every one talked baseball Yesterday ono
veteran official, who husn't witnessed n
tlne OF bnll for forty y,nrs, discussed the
HAtn'ii game yesterday and announced
ms intention of l.inE ont "a, the lpu.,ir
Inrll tomorrow bright and carly 10 aee The
ilcActers and lFreieh,ers dcvour cnch
other.
John q. Lindsey the dcservinely poru-
lar commercial agent OF thc Kay. re
sumcd his office YESTERDAY after ii forty
hNe days vacation Mr. Lindsey is n IA
Nori'e IN railway circles and worry popular
IN commercial aud shipping circles .ln,l his
many friends are plensed to s.. him hack
AT his post. MIR Lindsey spent his ,.,,.ra
.nh l"r's az his l'nutiful country home on
HARRISBURG rood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02
TIRE REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

The Central Republican League club met
last night in regular session. Five new
members were enrolled. raising the mem
hershlu Ia 800,
Several entertaining addresses were do
liyorei BY members, and Hon. H. r. Mae
Giegor. chairman of tho State executive
committee, encouraged the club with a
very favorable report If the con liiiou Of
the party IN the Sthte and tho sentiment
abroad with reference to party reform Ia
the South.
Tho club meetings nrc Increasing In in.
torcst and attendance, which augcrs well
for an active campaign this fall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02
|.PAREslS.
''oVs DISEASE THAT
fs THE BRAIN.
W. Get Ii. o,hor Tobacco
liable TO Ii. Nicotine
'alns and Insanity.

!, June Decentralization
!. ~ s'is St on the yellow
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FIR W cleaned and gIit.
|srrie5a ~ instant still. Four
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}: in,o H n OF a man sat i'm
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all s, "s OF The attendants
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N s,',s,tcs did IT. I's''' the doc
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