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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF George H. Goodwin. deceas-
dersigned Julian A. Knight and Joseph d.
Radford. administrators. with the Will an
neXed. OF the estate OF George Fl. Goodwin,
deceased, TO the creditors OF and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary Vouchers
tion OF this notice to the said aomlniitrators
at the Office OF Hartman Bros, L. Ste wart at
BOzeman, Montana. the tame being the
place for the transaction Of the business Of
the said estate in the county OF Gallatin.
Dated at Virginia City. Montana, this and
day OF Jan Nary, 1896.
JULIAN A, KNIGHT
= ap4 JOSEPH D. RABFORD,
Admin'stratora, .wiih wia annexed, Of Geo.
II. Goodwin. diseased.
First PabheAt ion ign. II, 1855, 1..St
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
ROYAL Baking Powder:
Highest Of all in Leavening
SfrenQth.-U.S. Government Report.

T OST-A hand satchel. some place be-
1ztween Laurin and Virginia City; con-
tains a par OF glasses. a kew and a sum of
money. Finder will please return the same
to James Mitchell, Virginia City.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
When you Write
to your friends

who r coming west to
visit you, just add a post
script like this: BE sure
to take the Burlington.
1t is much the best"
You are quite safe in
doing this because u SER
n vice from Omaha, Kansas
JlI(lllElllI City, st Louis, Chicago,
and all sonth ern an d
Ill!lllI: southeastern cities is Just
as good as our service to
those points. And that, as
everyone who is acquaint-
ed with it will testify, it
is the best there is.
Tickets and timetables
ON application to the local
ticket agent.
". ". Johnston, Cen.Att.
RlI.LlNGs. uoE.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08

Of, .Price'S. Cream 6k30nH Powder
WesDl's Falr tie3est Aware.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Good Effect of the Supreme Court
Decision in the Brown Case.
THE CENTRAL DEPOT IMPROVEMENT.


The Interstate corp,o,co Low, a., ,,,,,
er n farce ,rbo doc;sto,, ac a., ,,,,t,7,
States supre,ne cour, fl, ,hc 1,ror-, $40
has clothed n with ,,r,,,s,,.,.,,,,1,. -.
a,,, -. -, :, i~N''"s t'"e'
""' N"S t"uS'u IL 10 NC respected ana
feared by railroad officials aud SINNERS
For wears every on, lau~bcJ Mt tho law
,,,,, 49,,
anu '"c commissioners VINO were appoint
ed to enforce II. They drew big salaries
from the rovcrnn,n, lint All ,bnt, ,royo-
..,,t,,,, 81, ,,,,,,..,,',, -
N"''o"s VI iuihou" "'eh LOT cutting rates
We're ridiculous failures. The commission
was simply a. fearfully extensive luxury
min INA ,,,,r,,,o or,,,., ra,,,,i,. ,,,,h,,,
"'''i '"g '"'iU''e 'o"'l itec'''is "P"''"
the legality of the interstate commerce
act and decided that the commission had
tho rJ,,t, a. -, ,.,t,.a.'I .se .,..,' 49,
N'e 'S"t 10 compel falltoau oihclals 10
answer discriminating questions regarding
their traffic contract und rates Tho do
i.,ion Inc t,,,a,,,,,, -. ,,s, 49,, ,,, -,
NiS4oii '''S l''Jec'eu new i'le mo t"c COIN
mission and has filled the breasts OF rail
road men and SINNERS with orprehcu-
clio, d, ,,..,.,. d., 49, - ,a,,,,, IL, an co,
''o,' ~ "'H's "i'e VI '''''' Al ia" 'o'
giving or accepting cut rates Is not
pleasant prospect. and SO all Interested
~, ~, ,r, ....,i
Par''es are paa'! sc"'eu' INV eo''ii'''ss''''
is at work In many cities securing EVIL
dencc against guilty parties. and with its
-. ,',i,.,,,,.' ,,, -, 80 ,.,,.,,,.,,,,
new au'tori'E 'he cnaiiccs VI SECURING
convictions are greatly increased.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
AMONG RAll.ROAp MEN.

c. W, EcIn. traffic manager of the SUE
set ana Central returned yesterday from
business trip 10 san Antonio.
7. H. BARROW. agent for the Central at
Manc., WAS IN the city Yesterday calling
On friends among locld rallroadprs.
l.. j. Smith. better known ~ c. o. j..
Smith. contractor Tor the Galveston, La
Porte aud Houston. is In the city from
beaumont.
General Manager i. y. German of the
Waco and Northwestern was among the
visitors yesterday circulating in railway
headquarters aud paying his respects TO
the fraternity.
Fred Wylcs. Jr., general freight agent
OF the Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf
enjoyed Il short visit In railway circles
Yesterday morning and left IN the evening
ior Galveston.
II. Il. BorreY assistant general freight
agent Of the Houston and Texas Central
Headquarters al Dallas visited company
head quarters Yesterday and accompanied
General Freight Agent Jones OH "a busi-
ness mission to Galveston.
Coouel y. i. Whitehead. travelling pas
sengcr missionary tor the Big -Four. who
was recently released from confinement
49, acting city ticket agent for the road at
81 Louis. VAS ian the city yesterday rc-
wing auqgaiutn1c"s aud enjoying the
society Of ID" rrgr' s1ntat!Vcs in passenger
,l-cas. llo loft in tlic v'niuE for tho Is
land CITY To Wow the beach by gasliSht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
THE MOTHER ON THE STAND.

Scott Jackson For the First Time Showed
pallor
Cincinnati. Ohio April 23-Intcrest In tho
trial Mt Newport. Ky. OF the alleged muir
dercrs OF Pearl BRYAN grows more intense
duly This Ia attostcl by the thronsod
lohblos In the court room, Tho Durctual
daily attendance Of members OF the bar
from both aidns Of the river and the hn-
romitting attention Of all present Eleven
witnesses were examined today. two In tho
morning and nine In tho afternoon. The
Motley of the prosecution Is TO present the
rnec in the orti,r of time ns nearly M pos
plbic The defense has by cross cxniniua-
lion Indicated that Its line Will he to
c,rnte doubt as to where Pearl Bryan was
Killed leaving 1t an open question whether
or not she was Killed In OHIO ana AFTER
wnrds transferred to Kentucky and there
bphcnded The defense has taken numor-
GUS exceptions to the ruling of the court.
OF tho nine witnesses examined IN the
afternoon tho testimony of Mrs. a. s.
BRYAN. the mother OF Pearl. was full OF
pathos. When aaSe0 how she was able to
Identify the hondloss girl sent to Green
castle M her own Pearl. she answered
with thrilling effect at Ii difficult for
mother to DO deceived about recognizing
her own child" Sho also testified that
Pearl had never heen from home. except
on "A three months Trip with her to Kansas;
that Scott Jackson waa seldom visitor at
her house; that WIN Wood introduced him
first
Fred Bryan's testimony showed TINT
Pearl had serious home duties, ana but
little oxpnrlcnce with tho world. Both nd
United that Pearl was often at Greencasslc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
DEPOT IMPROVEMENTS
The Station Bagrage Rooms Being En-
largcd and Rcmodclei

The Station Bagrase Rooms Being En-
larged and Remodclei.
y large force OF men IS engaged in re-
modelling the apartments Of General Rag-
gage Agent Napier and his assistants Mt
the Grand Central depot. For years the
baggage room at the depot has been too
small 10 accommodate the great amount of
hngeage received at this station. and the
department has been inconvenlenced
thereby. Mr.. Napier has occupied ~ small
office above the baggage room, but there
IS TO he a change. Since The discuntnuance
OF tho dining hall IN the depot the work
of rcmodoling the place has been In prog
rcss. Tho old luggage room VIII he used
ms storcroom for old boss stuff. The
room formerly used for mail viii he pro-
videi with counter, and ladies and gem
tlemcn who are called TO that department
to look after their trunks will not lie
forced TO pass between n number of boxes
and trunks to find what they desire Ad-
Joining this. IN the room formerly used
as h,tchen. viii DO fitted up the apart
ments of General Baggage Agent Napier
The room will he reprinted. ana furnished
IN style. so that when he receives COM
pany 1t VIII be on cushions IN parlor. in
stead OF the cromped upstairs room he
has formerly used. The whole armnee
ment will be Il great Improvement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
NEUROLOGICAL.

TERRFI.I~-Dick Dillon, a patient Of TIE
insane asylum was chnked TO denih by
Main Arnold. another patient, before relief
could be given him last Tuesday night
SPAKlSS-Eagle Lake, Texas, April q
Mrs. Milan Sparks died here last night
after long ilncss, and WAS carried to
EAST Bernard TO be buried in the family
graveyard.
KENNERLEY-Fran Texas April
.m-Lnlie kcnnorluy, the little J3-ye 49, Ola
daughter OF :. ~. kcnncrley, VINO was 80
Daddy burned on Aurll !, uied Tuesday
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
BLlM-J, II. Boyotie from near lIico,
Hamilton county, WIS arrested Tor alleged
nssnult upon The wife of Mr.. a. car.ylr
Blackmore. Nj, lilackmore is trnve,ing
through the country giving musical On
tarlQlEmcnta.
IAND-Ceorgetown Texas. April "a
Nicholas T. Land. aged 81, resident 81
Corn HIll M Willamgson, s,,. count.
Injuries nom which he died today. lie
was a native Nhssouran, had lived IN
Texas fifty years engaged IN IN" STOCK
busincss. lie was wen known oyer ihc
state He was u muster Mason and Will
be buried By that order tomorrow.
RrssELI~-Tylor. Texas, April ~ Yes.
tcrday morning at O'Clock d"nth Nlsl'ol.
another Tyler home, and took away a
Kind and affcctlonato mother and true ana
loving wife-Mrs. Gordon Russell. sh.
had been i'll hut a few days and last
night she was taken with consestiYt
"hIll Mrs Jennie Russell was the wife
~ Hon J. q. Russei, the district attorney
of the seventh judicial district. she was
born at Cantan, Van Ianal court y, hnon'
thirty years ago, and was maFIlfu 20
Judge Russcil At that place. Tiny hVed
nero for n number of years when
thev removed to WIS Point thence &c
| MineoIa- and llttie over a year ago lhey
oanne 10 ms city. Wheri they nave HiHee
,es,ded. p.ceased leaves husband ana
| ,,raa children.
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AT NEWPORT.

Clncinnntl. April e2.-At Newport
Five furongs- Bertrand, % q. Pcrklns),
to /, won, l'airchild. TO- Corner. to
|, second. Font Dor, i02 %. Gardner. 2
to /. third Time 1924.
>. won. Eynncsra. lU2 IHossl, ! to ], sec
ond judge incnny, IL tSnedekor). TO /.
third Time | ,1a'a.
10 /. won. Tcmpcnia, Loo uardnorl, ii
to 20. second suag 81 IN. Morris). TO
l1iv" furiongs- limlbor Neck. as u. Gard
ner 4 to /, won. pnt Tucker. 100 Con
neliD 10 to L. sccond; Tough Timber. 100
SIX fnrlungs cyclone 10 u. Garrlner),
TO g. won Miss Young. l0i Uiam), to
9 second: i'rontmnn. l02 Corner. 10 TO i.
third. Tiluu / 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
COMMISSION ORDERS.

cr..,.l,,,, r,-Ii,,-- - Nf.n.ll,. et,to,7onts
-Nii'N'N's ~ iP,, tie,,1,,,s 49,
2Ni'" i'''' i'e.i' ...''
Austin, Texas, April &i-Ihc railroad
commission issued the following selt-cX-
,,i,,.,t,,,. r.,tc,. today.
10 Railroads OF ioNas:
In viow Of the statements and arsu-
~ ~, '''..,. ~. -,
eo'nl'anics, lhls commission mas oeei"'d
il advisable to lnad!iy circular No. 2S9 by
e~iendins the time Tor the maklhs OF lhc
insiN. thu commission has inns DAY pro-
muigatrd circular No. IA. which TINS let
t,r accompanies, aud winch amends ar
cular 80. ~ so rs to secure modil!ca-
ton in the respect Indicated
inas;nueh as complaints have been
made To us by some of the companies ina
to enable them 10 comply with the re-
OulremputS of circular No. 2Sl. an ncrcase
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
SPORTING TIPS.

Billy Ernst of Brooklyn knocked out Ea
Connolly At Lynn Mass.
Iicforc tho Empire Athletic club Mt Buf.
fnlo, n. y, Frank Ernc tough, ana
whipped Larry Burns of cohoes In i've
rounds
The second days shoot Of the Nebraska
annual tournament was well attended. The
highest average made during the day was
hy rarmnlcc. The big moneys were cap
ttirrd by parmnlrr Peterson. HrikcH,
Buld Marshall. Lindcrman and Lomis,
Jim Elliott snys he is coming In for first
place right along.
Tho l.. A. w. racing bonrd has ncc-
oopted The following records: Haii-mile
tandem, professional VIM. a. Terrell ana
". A. Taylor; paced. flying start, " "a
seconds. Coronado, Cali, Mnrch :, lN'b.
onc-thirl mile. professional, W. w. Ham
ilton. unpnred. flying start. 70 81 seconds,
coronado. CALI, March :. lAG. Two thirds
mile, professional, W; W, nnn rnrn,
nndo Cali, March !, 1896.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
oh0RT NEWS STOKES.

fs s s,,oS slNG, N. Y-Murierer hermann
n. ,saoaissfaily elee;rocuted.
~@smW' lnd.--Willinm Williams. ox-
|ator. , a, MI. and II republican campaign
bpy =. Ma'onai reputation. Is Dad.
4 n,v. sh' colo.-Thc Bright side Home
y ms. was totally destroyed hv are All
|ry. '''es escaped without serious in
81 Tbnl his VIII. Pa. Edward Karlol,lna
N c,,, wiie IN the head three times ana
|Rlousy. "' ''f9i'' Both are dead.
f hits@sra TIE. wash.-The opening Of tho
,bs states states dry dock. The mira lnrrost
MA e world, at Port Orehara ~ pneet
k.enre yo ue docking of the great coast
ec'ts. ''ohierey' WAS a complete
|, MINI FRANCISCO. cal.-A,bcrt 6 wa.
fg. he a'iand' has arrived from Hone
is perso,,a l'es absolutely the story that
ptonle va non sraia with the Hawaii
'cy. w.. or government.
H.hyillss llLE,lnd.-The Louisv,lro ma
d TER r iit Train and the Eynnsv,I,e
a oso.s,n,'u Passenger train collil.d
ts Drisr',si near Mount Vernon. ind
0 JAM a brakeman. was is,lIe,,
enls;n. troaf,lngton, engineer. and +. Il,
man seriously Injured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
THE PORT ARTHUR ROUTE.

Beaumont. TeSas. April 2S.-pres!dcnt Il.
l.. Martin and chief Engineer Gillian of
the Kansas City, Plttsburg and Gulf
railroad 0he Port Arthur routc) are ex-
bncied to arrive in beaumont Monday
Ihe gentlemen viii travel IN President
Martins private car and thor intention
Is to 20 IRON beaumont to Port Arr ir
on he rails of The Toxarkana and Fort
smith, which road Is now constructed to
within four miles of the new port. 1t
IS also stated that during the visit OF
ihese officials tho route Of the T.xar-
north Will hc decided on and contracts
VIII thereafter he let for cc-r,ruction of
the road 20 Shreveport or come other point
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
Are You a
Thinking Man?

You Know Of the great improvements
S de dqn ns aS f hsT yss ana al shs
Arts and Sciences. Have you ever given
amy. serious thought 10 tho SCIENCE q
a po ySn k dSy eure. whe
ngo' DO YOU know that whole books A.
written on single disease which wo tasl
years ago. and that there are physlciana
who now devote their lives 10 the study
of one class of dlneases While rev YEAR, as
a ali? . II ' You are @a' thinking man. thsse
,hat the speciaiist-that, H., tho ,Phys!eiel9
dlseases--knows more about them than the
ecod old Family Doctor. Now YOU also
know that tho Sexual organs cSnsutu ",
Disease in them Affects his entire being;
man. How can, only half z man ~ e e
tho iovc Of woman! csn you ~. e
men. Make mo your Ieseer. your yuage
or your Representatives. Or 20 womans
tSnaS % Make Ss'G to-day resolve ihss
Science and Skill can max. = M ~, e e
you, you VIII be one. and when yon ass
d9r ssno pso ot ,he finger scor md
II" We Is not 9TH half a man" Speaking q aa.
vances in Science. DO ySv know that ";
ahead OF the old methods - tho !Scomxs
two is ahead Of the Old stare co ~ n VIZ; Nv
pain. no terrible hernorrhnsen n "a sny Nv
down yoar, datifs os e g e e s.sW espsns
cure you at yo %,hSns ths yG sshs
sst trouble md u, ths 81: II you sSsss
from this, or from 6permatofafnSSs;n,i, LINZ
tencc. Sterility. Gonorrn0on, n - skiS
eases Of Women, 81 sny E'se =
10 W. Commerce Street. sso Ansoa
Question ueSss L,s.-A tor Men. . for wsmss
and G for Skin DiaeaseA
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DAN sTuANrrs OFFER.


VIII Give Cnrbctt md 17ltZsimmons n
Twelve Thousand Dollar Purse.
New York. April %. Dan stunrt of
Texas. who has been Ia New York the
last month Arranging plaus to bring Cor
bett and lilzsimmOns together IN the
ring. has invited the two boxers or their
representatives. to meet him on Saturday
to sign articles Of agreement. Stuart VIII
offer n purse OF $1,000 for glove contest
TO be held some time during November
Of this year md VIII guarantee TO furnish
n battle-ground whore fight can be had
without Interference or forfeit the entire
purse TO tho principals. He VIII post one
third Of tho amount when articles arc
aignea and the balance on September is
when n meeting viii be held 10 select a
referee and fnnI stake holder. Brady
Curbctt's manager. received q telegram
from the lnttor authorizing him TO sign
STARTS articles.
Cincinnati. ohio, April 2s-Martin Julian
and Bob Ifltzsimmons were tonight shown
the New York dispatch stating that Dan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
MEMPHIS ENTRIES.

Three-nunrior mllc-lielena Belle, Fan
ME Roweno. %; Tradition, Lady Doleful.
Toworist. 95; David. iosi TartarInn. III;
Nick. IA. Sunup III.
one mile scllIngBen Noiad, o.: Royal
Choice. Whisper iol; Tom Kelly, ll5;
Sandoral, ,lG; Robt. Lotto, III.
Fiye-eight milo Arlington Hotel stakes
Chappic, %, Lexington Pirate, lyI. Albert
Vale. 81; Tin cup. rs
Fiyc-eight mile ,selling,,kitty seoit,
Barney Aaron. Jr. 90; John r., Mobile.
Mercury, i0i Constantine. lO2 Valet,
kathrlnr, 10.
Flye-piehts mile 2-year-od maidens--
Don't skip Me, sister ciuro. Emmeline III
Matte Belle. 100. Prince Lormiss. Orna-
ment, l9 Goshen, l0,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
TIL. RACES.
AT MnMpIlls.

Memphis, Tenn. April ga race was
added at Montgomery fark today, mnkms
SIN events Tho weather and track were
first class. Four favoritcs won with ease
and Albert $. in Inc last race was II
strong second choicr. 50 the talent Jared
wcil, Vhr stake winner. Oilean, VAS u hot
fnNoriiu IN the FIRST race. but MOncrcith,
the iiol SPRING stable entry won al the
why with cas-" while Goose Liver at long
ODDS boat Dllcnn holi length FOR place
A new track record WAS nnle ny As
slRnco IN the third event at seven fur
LONGS. The record heretofore was - held
by TariurIan. After an exciting finish
with George i. Smith, Assiguc covered
the distance today IN l:2si,.
Five races are scheduled for tomorrow
but another VIII be added during the
morning.
Four furlonss- Moncroi,n lI, perkins,
to .. won; Goose Liver. i05, (Murphy)
u To !. second Olloon, ", dunn. even
third Time :5iia. Uncle Pat, Fcrvor. DE-
Newman also ian.
SIX furlqng., llanlon. loi tThorpc. 7 to
8. won; Santa Marin, l0l, O.. ReifD, 10
l. second Sumutra, %, (Baylc8s), Il 10 /.
third. Timc. 1864 Mercury. Loo LIKE
Gen. Beck also ran,
steven furlongs Assignee, 49, Thorpe)
to :, won. Geo r. smith llG, (Mar,inj
to /, second: David, no. (iuherrer), TO
siX iurougs-rreiorde 100. a. MURPHY.
10 J. won: Lord Wllowbrook lvl, dish
err, ~ 10 l. second. Benton 1913, ffhorpo),
10 j. third Tine. l11i. Inpr, Kuthyen.
Hercules johnny Msb ie. Clinton III
Capital KIM Michael alsn ran.
Mile. Frontier, ~. Martg, ! to 3. won;
llng BinGnr, 30. fMurrison 20 !, second
Little Tom, lol a. Williams. II TO .,
third Time lAjA. Wodgcficd. WINS Gal
Icy Vast. rnncrpd also ran,
Five. iurlongs Albert =, l0i' a. Pa
rctD. TO 2. won; Ariofino 100, &C. RcfD.
c TO l. Second. Denver llG. shcrrcr. to !,
third Time, 1904. BELLE OF oak Grove.
Crusader. Scottish Lad, Fasig, King
Dance, Mote. Barney Aaron. j.. John +.
also ran.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
SAN ANTONIO 10, AUSTIN u,

San Antonio. Texas. April 2s.--Thc Bron.
chos were defeated by tho Senators today
because Clark was Wild "a board OF
trade during panic. lie save eight basos
on balls. hit enc man and made one Wild
pitch. Thirteen hits were mode off him
The Bronchos knocked three of Austin's
pitchers out of the box and made sixteen
hits, but they did not grt as many gifts as
the Senators. Tho fciding OF both tsims
was almost perfect McGnnis. the new
umpire, gave satisfaction. The official
Fgorc MAS MS follows.
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The Katy's Action in Meeting the Missouri
Inciilc Rates.

Galveston. Texas, Aprn 25.-coneerning
the grain rates matter which has 50
aroused public sentiment here wen
known railroad man said today that 1t Is
a mlsnomer TO COLL the Kaiy's action a
cut.
said he: According to the rules OF w,
Southwestern Traffic association OF WIN u
-ipht ia meet an Issue made by any otner
nne without appealing 10 the beard me
Missouri Tucifir did eut the rate hecanse
1t took The initiltive in ignoring M hhatu
right 10 meet the Issue, which IL mas CONE
by reducing It's ales TO Galveston 10 the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24
'nAAs NEWS IN BRIEF.

b. tle ~ ge Lone Star Medical assocI,-
|journsj , =" physicians orpaniy.tian
the secset N, met in Houston at he cali
|siqr Of isSG-Ihe famous Mexican tain
woes@ Il antonio las been mere The
|fes here 40 maae some rsnnri, ,ie
NARIiss, OF chronic eases. ''''"'A'"'e
Aariia n,fA,t, a meeting of ,he tr,s,oos
r. Elected Hoi e school. Dr. r. g Nn e,,,ss
r anu " TTS'aenL T e. battle ,r1as-
(AANo-., - peEarleben. aecretaly'
Csrsdab5A, vein Of gold haa been d,s.
yhosS iardr,m,,, MY miles south of Limo
ssfa proai. ana one rhlll.ps Thy MY,
InrN nonias h,,,e,ins for this goil fo-
saapesitIon ~ !. seems 10 DC iH5stly IN a
r. sapisai. VI quartz. THIS find Is ex-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24

some basis ms those of the Missouri Pa
enc 10 New orleans. Now the sunta Fc
nos the right to appeal to the bonrl of
administration of the Southwest Trlf-
nc association. and comp,ain that the tar
" OF neither the Missouri Pacific nor the
kniy conforms to the award, and ask that
BON lines alter their tariffs to such con-
iormi$, OF course. do not know thnt
thc Santa Re viii adop, this course bat
! Juqse That they VIII do so in preference
to meeting the issue by n change In their
own tariff which would also involve n de-
nnrluro from tho n rhllrnfn r.s' nwnri
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-24

Traffic on the Southern Pacific west Of
this city was delayed several hours yes
terday owing to u freight wreck whcn
occurred at Sandy Fork fourteen miles
east of Luliug
The wrecked train was first section of
freight train No. -. Conductor Wilson III
cndrsc. Tho cause of the accidc.rl which
Weelpltatod several cars Of freight in tho
"itch, is not known IN unknown ramp
was caught under The wreck and Is IL
ported seriously injured.
The REGULAR caSlbuunu passenger train
arrived here at II clock last nignt nea.-
Is I'VE hours late having used me Al..i-
sas Pass tracks from l.uling.
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der. Hotapur III. /. &. w, Herman
Riverside rark. hubert Chicot Mnrtor
Fred, 49, Alamo, Font Dor Uncle Henry
iis: Caahier mo- Austin. ioi; Princess
Prim. l1cnst toj.
On,' mile and 50 ynrds-Pcytonia. jake
Zimmerman ~. Jamhoicc, ll7 Lightfoot,
rs; The Banker. lcl
Ono-M lf milo Traveller Wood'awn,
Princess Maud, Ethel Ice, los; The Planet.
sharon. Olympus. los, Miss Miles, Tern,
Maud I.ylca. Fannie Brown. Blackstone.
Mabel M 100
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sH1ppING Az SABINE.

Sabine Pass. Texas. April :-ArriTeu:
Ting stella, Marshall. from Neias. Do, "f for
rtMaI M schooner Nelson bartlett, VIII
lev iron: RocAport, with lock iof 's'ucs'
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Double plays--Rcgan, Bas,ian ana
Pritchard. Meyers. Lynch and lantzcn.
Stolen -Ashenbaok, ptitohard.
Kohlhoif. Regain, Bustian,
Passed hall-Sagc.
Time OF ganc-2.ai
CMplrc-- NJ LauEhlin.
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Stuart had invited tho boxers to meet
him on Saturday to sign arrclcs of agree
mcut. Julian said ho had wired Dan
Stuart that neither he nor fitastmmous
would hc there and thar FiIzsimmons
would not recognize Corhett in his class
or Choynshi.
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HOUSTON POST TIPS.
AtITAfIstlVg

First Race--Tnrtarian. sun Up.
Second Whisper. Robt. Lotto.
Fourth Rncc-V Valet. Kaihrlne.
Firm Race--Goshcn, Don't Skip Nc.