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LADIES' CORRECTIVE WATERS FOR
Irregularities, any cause, safe, sent any-
where. 81. Address Scientist, Box 623
San Jose, Cal
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FOR GOOD PLUMBING AND FIRST
class workmanship try j. b. Tilden at
his new location, 11e9 Tenth street.
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S17 Sixth street, Sacramento. Farm
hands. general help furnished. and con-
tracts executed.
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FIRST-CLASS PASTURE AT RANCH
or late Peter Burns, J-street road; horses
~ 90, cows 81 80 month.
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fruit land at New England Mills Placer
County; viii sell cheap within two
weeks. Address &C. b." this office.
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DR.. FAY, 6271a j STD TO IL A. TO
4, 7 to D. N. Res. 1929 @. Tel 800.
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BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND BOIL
erS, engines and water pipe; must be
Sold at 10 cents on dollar. Apply 4l9
l. street
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For SALE.

SMALL OYSTER SHELLS FOR sALE-
Is cents a sack; good for chickens and
make good garden walks. Call aboard
SLOOP JILT, foot of Z street. my1e-6ts
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FOR SALE-EIGHT-HoR POWER
Otto gasoline engine, latest model,
nearly new and all complete. Call or
aQdress at SILLER BROS, OftioS and
.LllI, 16l4 Thirteenth street, Sacra-
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THOROUGHBRED S. c. BLACK AND
Rose Comb, White Leghorn eggs for
Matching, 81 setting. 2919 d. WILLIAM
CASWELI
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TO LET-UPPER FLAT OF ROOMS.
No 11191a I street. Inquire at 1117
street
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Chauncey H. Dunn. s. Scion Hol
HOLL & DUNN,
Lawyers.
Offices, 800 Fifth street, Sacramento.
Telephone No. IA.
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MONEY TO LOAN. H. J. GOETHE. 1o11
Fourth street.
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NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS Bought.
sold and exchanged at reduced prices.
720 K street.
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S1o-HOUSE v ST, BET gath AND 25th
to rent. H. j. GOETHE, 101l 4th.
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TO RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS SUIT
able for housekeeping. at SIG Twentieth
street.
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GOOD HOME COOKING AND NEATLY
furnished room; moderate price, at
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ARCADE HOUSE, zoos SECOND
street-New management; furnished
rooms.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
security. CHARLES COOLEY, 1913
Fourth street.
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hANSHERS SELL YOUR EGGS AT
IARIEL'S. Consumers buy them of
mARRIEL, 1. a. T., 1923 J street, Sac
ramento
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BOARD AND LODGING.

BOARD AND ROOMS IN SMALL FAM
lily: desirable for gentleman in fruit bust
ness for the summer. Address 1908 Sec
Ond street
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A NEW MODERN 7-ROOM COTTAGE
completely furnished for rent; one BLOCK
from Capitol Park. Address P. o. Box 81
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WILLIAM A GETT, JR,,
Attorney-at-Law.
Suffer Building, southwest corner of
Fifth and J. Telephone No. 359
Arthur M. Seymour. Clinton l.. White.
JOS. w. Hughes.
WHITE, HUGHES, & SEYMOUR.
Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law
Rooms Z, 8, IL and 13, 400 street. Sac.
ramento. California.
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CHAS. KE-WATCHMAKER AND
JeWeier, 1910 Seventh street. First-claSs
work; lowest prices; highest price paid
for old gold and silver.
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FOR ROOFING, TIN AND SHEET
iron work. w. D. Bessey can't be beaten.
$40 l street. Sunset Tel. No. 773.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

FASHIONABLE d r E S S NJ AKIN
suits made So and up. MRS. d. GARRI-
SON, 1920 Eighth.
LA MODE, 40 K-STYLISH SUMMER
and tailor-Inade duck suits to order
from 81 30 up. Mrs. Grassme & Ivey.
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GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR So:
filling SOC and upward; from one-third
tc one-half saved; all work guaranteed
DIR. G. w. NEWSOM. Dental Parlors
1905 L street.
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olive oil in quart bottles, 35c; Fallon
Creamery butter BIC square; baking
powder, 10 packages, 1oc; mustard, 1 ID
cans, 10c; pepper, l ID cans, 10c; lemons,
10c dozen. All kinds fruits, vegetables,
cakes and pies constantly on hand at
hymns, corner Fourteenth and o
streets.
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CESsPOOLs. VAULTS AND CHIMNEYs
cleaned; no dirt; lowest prices. w. NJ
SLACGHTER. 317 K and 321 N street
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WITH EACH PAIR OF PANTS 81.
with each suit from IS to $40 given AWAY
by GRIFFIN, the tailor. Fourth and
h. Room H. over old Postoffice
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JOHN D. SHEARER, ARTIFICIAL Stone
walks and concrete foundations. 1918
street.
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GROCERIES.

OUR INCREASING TRADE ENABLES
US to give better values from week to
Week. Shoulders, &c ID; Eastern picinc
hams, TIC ID; Hams, 10c; lard. 75c for
bottle. lbs rice, 25c; fine coffee,
zoe 10, this is not a package
coffee, but fresh roasted and ground
to order; Mocha and Java cof-
fee, the best, lbs for 81; good tea, 25c
To, 5 lbs for 81 10; the best tea soc 10,
o lbs for 81 %; Eastern Goldfish, 2-rb
blocks, 15c; fine bacon, 10c ID; Worcester
shire sauce, &c; tomato ketchup sc; Mus
tard, &c; German pickles. Zoe quart; ripe
olives, zoe quart BEESLEY q SON,
the up To Date Store" SIS j.
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a GC1TAR-ONE OF THE BEST-TONED
standard Instruments; will sell at bar
sam; practically as good as new. In
qulre at this office
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BARGAIN - 81, 200; HALF CASH,
oalahce on easy terms; house of ten
rooms; owner lives upstairs; lower fiat
rents for $40; lot 4ox160; barn, wood
sheds, fruit trees, etc. Apply at 1920
Sixteenth street
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]. S. PARKER, WOOD CARVING IN
all its branches. 906 Ninth street, oppo-
site Plaza.
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LEE HAYS, THE UPTOWN PLUMBER.
will do a skiliful job at bottom price.
1115 Twenty-first street, between K and
l.. Capital telephone, 245.
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MUSIC AND ART.

N. S. HOLT. PIANO AND ORGAN
tuner and repairer First-clasS work
Leave orders at Neale q Eiler's
Cooper Music Coz. TIC j.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. c. H. STEPHENSON. DR.. H. I
STEPHENSON, Dentists, S0615 K s
opposite Clunie Opera-house.
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CARPET CLEAN NC.

STEAM CARPET-CLEANING 8 CENTS
per yard. Prices to suit the times n.
W. RIVETT, Twelfth and . streets.
Telephone 292. The best machine In
the city.
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CAPITAL ELECTRIC WORKS-BELLS
ana batteries; electric gas lighting, etc.
S24 X
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
4 PA7CHEN.CENTRY RACE.
Will Meet Today at Washington
Park for the First Time.
GREAT CONTEST NAY BE EXPECTED,
currie Indignant ~ Talk That Pa.chen Ia
Not In Firat.ciaas Condition.
Results of traces.

Chicago. July Joe Patcheu and John
X. Gentry will meet for the first lime
tomorrow afternoon at the famous Wash
ington Park and Judging by their condi-
tion tonight a great contest may he en-
pccted Gentry's mile in 2:03i2 last week
speaks for him. 1t has been common talk
about Washington Park that Joe Patchcn
is hot In condition and SO generally was
this statement accepted that 1t has inter-
fcrod materially with the interest IN tho
m s-eldng. Gentry being considered A sure
winner. But CurrIe. Patchcn's trainer and
driver, tonight waved his hands anrrily
In allnding to the talk about Pa,chc,,'s
condition and declared II cmanatcd from
mis- Wuiffcsb cnein e..
'If Gentry beats my horse tomorrow"
said he to AN Associated Press reporter.
The Will have TO go the best race he ever
has gone In his life."
The Gentry-Pa tchcn race will consist of
two heats ont of three instead of the req
nlar 3 out of ..
a small crowd saw good racing today.
Silcwheei stakes. $1,000 for 3-year-oIds
PAGERS. go class: Dan O.. Lady Golden. Joe
Bailey Best 4 me. 2iia.
Lakeside stake. 5000 for 2;2i trotters-
Baron Crisp (be. by Baron Wilkes,.
Dione. kodras. Best time. 2l2.
Juvenile stakes, 5000 for 2-vear.old trot-
ters. 3;W class Dircctum Kel,s. SIM
manic. Silver. Lock. Best time, .:at',.
Calumet stalks t20N. $50 pacng--Plancr.
Amhidexier. The Jewess 8 Best Tune,
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sHbEPsHEAD nay ENTRIES.

First race. tive-eighths or mile, selling
Grey End 10. Euphcma L. JOS, Nm
Louise rs J. orian ". I5reak D Day Aun'
ely. spalkl.r purple Jacket. Successful.
En rdie Mana H. Saivncea. The sw"-
low. iieurelsc. Amiabic 80.
se .onu lace, cne mile. nandicap-Glen-
moyne is, Charade ~, De.r SHAKER ios.
Kennel i0,, ,onrnisseur lu5 1inge lo, ~
ton TO-. Manchester "a, FORGET 81, Cfo'ii-
we'll ~. Tom ka ~. aba.
ii I'd ace Fylrl'y co ,S,s June re- s Rss.
Al buckle ~ scotsn -, Sh''''"" H. WA
Feinh race mile and one-eiShth, me
srcndthrift s'ako.- Formal Jos, "9.d , Hres.
~. Mus aiman ioi. cassehe w. ieie""''
Fifth race. ,hloe-fo,rths Of mile. sell FL.
ing-Ar Ia or "a, HuilinSham IT, os'', ,og
ia o. ia. P+'roi 100. .Zanonc Us, Harry
Shannon ~ Miss Lynch ~. ,.,,s ,,,a
sixih lace. mile and ihree-esghths' hand-
lem IN ,h. tnrf-Longbeach l0i Merry
Prince IS, Counselor ~.
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NEUROLOGICAL

GRFGoRY-Bryan. Texas. June %
Mrs Gregory an aged lady died at ner
home IN this city asst night Tor sew
eral years she had been nm Invalid
BRADFORD-Hem Texas, July
IL. =. Bradford, city secretary ana
treasurer, died last night and was buried
at $50 this evening by the knights oil
Pythlas.
ALiEN-F'la tonsa, Texas, June 30. =
Mrs. DR., G. W Allen died about $50
o. clock ths morning. She had been s.cN
since last October and suffered Intensely
she caves n husband and six children.
t;ZELI.- Is sse. Toxas. June @.--Dicd.
at the fam ny residence Monday AT p
m, Mrs A. r. Feel Funeral service at
I .. IN. Tuesday evening ut the Methodist
Episcopal church. conducted by Rev.
Ilaney.
RAY Muldoon. Texas. June 3o.-Miss
Lou Ray, daughter of Uncle Bonnet Ray.
very respectable farmer living In the
colony neiahborhood, died last Saturday
evening of paralysis OF the heart and VAS
burnd sunday evening AT the Pi.inan
cemetery.
FISCHER Corpus Christi, Texas. June
y-Andrcw Fischer. an aged citi1enz VI
this county. died in Nuecestown. ABOUT
evening Deceased was a Hative OF Scot
land and came 10 Corpus christi forty-rVe
years ago He was I. years old.
HUSBAND AND WIFE Weimar
Texas, June 30.--Died today at their home
near this city. MIR, Anton and Mrs. Anna
kainer. husband and wife. after Short
Illness leaving five children, their ages
ranging from 10 months 10 years re-
spectively. three boys and Two girls.
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WANTED IN NEW YORK.
Morris Tuppe" Arrested Last Night ar
is Willing 10 Eninin

Morris Tuppe" Arrested Last Night and
is Willing TO Retutn.
Morris Tuppcr WAS arrested last night
by Detective Ellison. assisted rs Othcer
1ickmeyer. aud is held at police head
quarters awaiting departure for New
York
Tupper was found a, the corner of Ruth.
Ven and Shaw streets. In the Fourth
ward aud WAS taken in custody At the
instance Of NJ. Tetnor of the firm of NJ.
Terncr & Co., ARTISTS. No. ll9 Essex street
Ne" York. He is wanted for forf,iting
his bond on charge Of grand larceny
He has brcn hero fol some time in bust.
nass in the Fourth watd. lie viii return
without rouuisiiion.
Topper has relatives In this city. His
uncle stated hat night that the young
man will have no trouhle IN proving his
innocence He 0,s conducting n tailor
shop in New York. So his uncle states,
and the place was robbed. He had u large
amount of goods ON hand. some Of which
was the property OF wholesale house.
.Afior tho robbery he was charged with
grand larceny, and had a Trial. hut the
case had not been concluded. a new trial
having been granted Pending the new
trial Tuppcr WAS told by his attorney
that he was at liberty to 20 wherever
he desired. ana he came to Texas. lenv-
Ing Instructions to notify him whenever
the cnse was again called MIR, Terner
visited tins city IN the interest of the
hondemen.
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PERSONAL. MENTION.


Thomas Il. Hicks of Omaha Is In the
citv.
Thomas a. Johnson OF Tyler is in the
city.
Joe Budaondorf has returned from trip
to ST Louis.
r. II. Seaman and family left last nignt
for Chicago.
Ex-senator w. l.. Douglas OF Bcau-
mont was IN tho city yesterday.
w NJ. -. Lee formerly of Velasco. but
now of Sabine Pass. is in the city.
DR.. V. S. NacNdor was called TO La
Porte yesterday on professional matters,
Mrs j. B Collins left yesterday tor
Virginia to visit friends during the sum-
mcr.
Gordon T. woodson. well known
travelling man OF LSnchburg Va. Is in
the city.
George u. Barnhart of Tyler. general
freight agent of the Cotton Belt railway,
Is In the city.
Miss j, NJ. Reagan of Fort Worth is
wishing her sister Mrs w. a. Lewis, OF
us Crawford street.
Mrs. james NJ. Means and Miss Helen
johnson left yesterday for North caro-
lima 10 spend the summer In the noun
tains.
q. r. Holt, delegate from the FIRST
district and member of the
National committee. lefl last night for
Miss Maggie May Arnold of New Or
parents. Major and Mrs, j. r., Carey, 1873
Texas avenue.
Rev q. G. Rankin has returned 10 the
civ from his months vacation aud Will
L.. in his pulpit every Sunday morn M, and
night until the close of Inc year.
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CITY BREvITIEs.

The manager Of the Houston clearing
nc use reports the bank movement at
Houst5n July s3S2.7ls
Mr. Dick oualbr1ngh recei, ed the sad
news OF hiss brothers death ard left Sun
pai,.ed by his srn John
Mr. Thomas Gault exhibited NJ the Office
Of 'rhe Post Yesterday very large white
onion of the Mexican variety grown on ms
ferm. two niles east Of Genoa. This onion
Was ralied from seeds scwn last October
sid T. an urusually large and lire speci-
men.
A mammoth snnnpwer WAS sent The
Post from Wharton last summer. some
sariel and planted this sprins. Yesl"fday
Mi. Saidtl exhibited pant OF a sisik con-
saining iwcniy-etghi large flowers IN q
bunch. the original stalk was eighteen
feet in haiehf.
The printing. '"rhe Warriors Farewell"
/ hat has been on exhibition az j.. NJ. jones
a co.'s rstrth .hmnnt for the pasi Two
werks was ,ibsaoscd OF today 10 Mr., =
Miss Ln,isr a. Williams, che accernplshe1,
young artist who painted this picin's. VII
i robaily secure an art class mere pe'o'N
returning IN her home IA Georgia,
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LArNNlA liNTRIEs.

FIRST race three fouiihs Of mic. sell
ing -iioolwink 1o5. Anna Garth 100, Mis'
Max IN aS War sang s6. Hot STUFF. Mamie
II ~. r. sic H.. Ham,, Matte Graham. Miss
rmra. Remnant II %. Kcnrie Thatcher
%
Spco nd ,,acr. five and one ha'f furlongs
r. r. l.. l1ur. 'ol Flat1w ITO. Cherry Leaf
lG7. The Piuiocra'. What f.r .ow. Res DEL
Ang lc>, XII I Morgan. Craving, lrhy b..
Gamma1ion i'3.
ThIId race. N lc and one- sixteenth, CELL
-Grsnron. SIR Nassar los Sir Dixie %,
|. oniisc, Martin 81
Fourth rac". ~ mile. the Ripple stakes
--i,aymond Jchu IfuvIn. BYRON Mcclei-
Lard. Bcrcla r.. c.tricline. Harry Lewis
eonass ~ Z. s. u He,en n, Good Advice
Firm rae, fyGieillh, Of mile b ma,acn
Iose Tree True Light. Elsie 4. no Earto.
Sa'soitn. Tlanei. Evening Chat. Francis
Pest Pr MA. Ecccnann High Society.
Pond ! ny, Arannra. Sistnn loi
sixth ricc three an'ths Of q mile. sell
iuc-,'yclc ne III. IRISH 1.ady 1H. Robinson
-iO5, ri for Tat 1oi olh Ce!ner. Richheld
On. Matte Lee rs. Mobslaska. Lowanla,
Mn,iifa
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CLUBS.

The Houston baseball club has returned
home and VII play a game this afternoon
with Galveston at the league park in this
civ.
Tho tour Of the club has been very dis
as;rcus. They left here. the schedule show
ing cisMeon games to he played before
their return. OF this number they won
five lost twelve and one was a tic. Mana
ger SlH,ff,r states that The club got tho
wors, of 1t from the umpros mt the start
aud becoming discouraged over the uufaar
treatment they went from bad TO WORSE
and in some instances did not play ball at
al.
Now that the club has returned nome
whore they will have the influence of the
local patronage to encourage them 10 play
good bail. and where they VIII be sup
ported IN protests. If protests are ncces-
sary. ii is expected that better hall play
ing Will result. Tho game VIII be called to-
day AT The usual hour.
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An Escaped Convict Takes Nap on tn
Railroad Track

An ESCAPED Convict Takes a Nap on the
Railroad Track
VIII Scott. colorcd. an escaped con
vict. was captured last night by being
struck by santa Fc train, and Is now
in the caaboose awaiting advcss from
the penitcntiary authorities.
Scott Is convict No. y from Houses
plantation at Arcola. He states thai he
left th.re Monday with Two others. one
OF whom went to Louisiana. the Other
going towards Cunningham's farm. lie
was sent up from Giddings for thslt ana
has eight months yet to serve. After
leaving Arcola Scott came toward Hous-
the crossing OF the Gulf, Colorado ana
santa Re and the International and Great
Northern In the suburbs of this city
when the incoming Santa Fs iran from
Galveston reached that locality last night
Il struck the negro on the head lle,i-
ating the right side of his face. producing
a laceration Of the right forehead. aud
causing a confusion Of the right eye. Ne
WAS picked up by the trainmci. and
brough, to the Grand Central DEPOT
where he Was bni IN charge OF an ofiicca
When questioned at the pcrcc station
by a reporter OF The Post Scott. Who IL
a coal ldack negro. did not seem TO 70.
member ANYTHING about his collision with
the train. lie said he supposed H., MAS
asleep. but he could not rein'Inler. When
be replied Thar ho was charged with theft.
hut that II was a job pui UP ON hiiA. and
that he was not guilty.. He hal on his
convict suit when h" was taken to ,ic
police station, the number "a being on
his shirt. He claimed to be No. q at thu
convict camp. Or. Fox. assistant ciiy
physician. was called to attend hts IN
Juries
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YALE AT HENLEY.

English VIII No; Begruhge the Americans
Victory.
Henley onThames. July 1.-Copyright-
ol. 1856. by the Associated Presa)-Thn
near approach of the day set apart for
the Royal Henley regatta, July 4. Z and 3,
;s, in, reasing the already very great inter-
est unaffected IN the gallant young
Americans who are gong to uphold the
glorious tridttions of Yale ON the Thames.
From the first moment of Their apo r-
ance here nip to ihe present dine taay
have steady improved in form ana have
most d"scrvcdly won the approbntaon OF
the press and public. On all sides the
New Haven oarsmen are classcd a, thor
ough gentlemen aud II ortsman of the frS't
water. Consequently. however strong may
hc rho desire among Eng'1ishmen q, gee
the grand challenge cup su 'c"ssfully d. p
Tended by "A home crew. nobody VIII b.
erndge the Yale boys the victory II they
defeat the crack crews of Great Britain.
and their triumph IS certain to he greeted
as enthusiastically AS IL Lcander or New
college turn out to he winners.
London. July 1.-The Stars Henley cor
respond N: telegraphs; The Yale men louk
fit 20 row for a kingdom. hut they ar
not yet good enough tn win III. grand. al
though ithcy rave plu,sy of time to i'm,
prove.
The Evening News correspondent ait
Henley says: Nobody can speak too Wet
for the Yalr men They are hardly likely
to win but they crrt1'niy Will give a
good account of themselves.
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hYNENEAL.

ON-CHAMBERLAiN - Kosse
Texas. June 3o--Aiarrled. At the Residence
Of the brides parents. on Blue Ridse. Mr
George Johnston to Miss ciaudus CAain'
herlain. Rev. Skinner officiating
N-KIMBAL-Qnintans, Texas
June 31.--Mr. III. &. Shannon. prominent
merchant OF this place. has Geturned fiom
New Albany. Kan, where he Was married
last Wednesday 10 Miss Mary Kimbal. ]
beautiful and Accomplished young lady OF
that city.
GILLET'T -GOFORTII-B eeville, Texas.
July LAT the residence OF the bride y
father. Rev. John =. Gillett, at o'clock
last night. Mr.. j. NJ. Gofortli, The .ciNsltor
at the San Antonio and Aransas Pass
depot, and Miss Ethel GlIlett were married.
Both of the contracting parties ace very
popular In Beeyille society.
DAVIS ORTON -Nacogdoohes. Texas
Jnpe z'.--MG. Huge b. Davis Of Livingston
and Miss MaiIe j.. orion OF THIS cry
were married last night In the First Hap
list church, Immediately after TIN. serv-
ices. Tie grcofn is a prosperous young
business man OF Livingston. Tie BRIDE IL
q member OF one of the pioneer families
in this city. She Is indeed "a Jewel. The
young couple left on the menlng tram
for Livingston. their future home. carrying
with them the hest wishes OF their many
friends and acquaintance
-
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dissa tjsfavt ion among the city pastors,
pastors residing IN this city and presto
ing elders concerning tho Afro American
State fair Of Texas to come of at Nous
bon during the latter pnrt Of the month
of Angnsd. therefore he y
Resolved, Tint we cordially extend An
invitation 10 the president and secretary
Of The Afro American STATE fair OF TEXAS
II NEE with Nc Mt our next meeting TT
Antioch Baptist church July ., ~ " IN.
and make such explanations as MAJ he
desired Of tham by the several ministers
+. L. Lights.
President.
r. Parker
Secretary.
j. i Gilmore
Correspond ng Secretary.
a. X. Hawkins,
Louis Burton,
J. w. Rankin.
Made Hamilton,
n. +. rmllnm,
a. II, calhoun
Edward Lee.
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TRAP SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.

TRAP SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
Galveston. Texas, July III. Emmet
Haney. formerly of Houston, but who
now resides in this city. mas arranged
for Fourth of July tournament for trap
shooters. which viii be held in Galveston
Saturday next. The following is the pro-
cramme:
Event No. Fifteen Empire targets,
three moneys. si,!1 entrance.
Event No 2-Twenty Empire targets.
-four moneys. 81 entrance; $40 added TO
Even No 3-Twenty Empire targets.
four moneys. s. entrance. $40 added To
purse
Event No 4-Twcnty Empire targets.
four moneys. s. entrance. so added 10
purse
Event No 5-Twcnty Empire targets.
four moneys. s. entrance. SO ahdeu TO
purse
Event NO. s-Ten live birds. :i..5O en-.
trance. jack rabbit system.
Event No. 7-E:e;ii, We birds. so en-
trance. iack rabbi, :ystcm.
An euuitah,, hnndicap will h. intro
(lrced by the management and the ans
tour aid beginner can enter This shoot
knowing that le has an claal chance with
the expert for his money Tho programme
events viii commence Al ! o'clock y. m.
sharp. hut there will I've practice and
swoeJstakc shooting all the forenoon for
those desiring H. Added money to purses
will be given in equal amounts to the
four IN pucys. and all shooting VIII be at
krown traps md angles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
PARls .. AUSTIN !.

Paris, Texas. July The Frenohmen
and Senators played the!r las, game be-
fore small crowd this morning 1, was
rather IA tame affair on account of the
a,tendapcc. and the fact had Aus,sia was
TO play an exhibition game al Honey
'iii0ve and Paris was 10 play another with
benson a; RDnhnm. Mari aud HarrolG
were released by Manager Jnntxcn last
night. Austin WAS dofcatud hy the local
team MT Honey Grove ard RI. lndii ans
defeated the F'rent',mon at Bonham 10y
e score OF 10 S. The score here was:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

r Wi'3'm Z. kH1hl and MISS Mary
L'eh, were married last evening at
nclnrk ~ sii,tru Methodist church
ne Rav. e. a. Kiukin. uas,or If the
l,h' llie rnurch Nas Wei Tiled win
,.lIs and rcintv"s of HE contracting
- ard ai'tr the ram ny corErAt,i-
hs Woe shrwcr"d rnon Them. HE
'" - ~ llllr 'acllcr I'm the public
, 70. ana ho gro m well known real
''e is"rf OF his city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
corToN REGION BULLETIN.
PROBABILITIES.

Washington, Jnly I.-Arkansas and
Eastern Texas: Fair; souiherly winds.
North and South Dakota; Threatening
weather: cooler; northwestcrly winds.
Colorado: Generally far cooler In south
ern portion: variable winds.
wyoming and Montana; Cooler; north
,ily Wnis.