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The sun., 1896-09-06

From the CicIe'dnd World
:, World man was In u dry goods store N
EUCLID avenue tho other day when "A dog ,n.-s
running in.
See that dog?" asked the clerk "TEpr d :
makes a regular business OF catching ra's
around the stores. He doesn't charge nul 10. I
Tor his services just does it for fun"
N, lie comes In here about ever 50 o'i'I,
watch him run benind the counter l.lt''
soon he'll make IA dive for tho basement. ana
you can depend upon 1t there Will be foHr rr 'Fr
DEAD rats there pretty soon. The dogs "A d1'i
on catching rats, though perhaps YOU n.l..'l
he,s not thoroughbred. He's n smart-lo" f -
dog, though. isn't he?
i've been in other stores. and the clerk nave
mere; No one seems 10 kuos WHO lgr lr.nh.' )
or what his name Is. He uue-uI have. 'n 'n'
name either, for ho attends ~iT,u'N =. hT
pusihe's OF catching rats. and whru 1r -
ne mas caught nll that will show ih'u.-- ''' =
one store while he's there he gups tu t'lH.".''
The sun., 1896-09-06
JoT7ING AMOUR TOWN.

delegation from the Newsdeaiers' Association
urged May or Strong yesterday sign the ordinance
passed ly the Aldermen ON Thursday for the regula.
pnprrs under IN" elevated railroad stairs Mayor
ntnhg sau thht no was going To send the ordinance
amendments "
Terence o'Connor OF I07 West Fiftythrd street
who was accused OF attempting asphy xae his wife
on THURSDAY night. was discharged from custody by
magistrate Flalnmer In the iorkvle Police Court
AS TO her sanity.
The sun., 1896-09-06
Got Cake for HIS Marriage Fee.
nom the Atlanta Con.titutfon.

T'VH' '''V 1IFFtFIH VUI1SIFFUFIVV'
Judge Foute yesterday had u very novel expe-
rience. In the morning young colOred couple
came In TO be tied. The groom was Charisy
Hayes. Pullman porter, who looked as proud
AS II he had served on Jury several tmes, and
done up In her best huns. When they had been
securely tied together the Judge stood waiting
for his fee, and he was not destined TO be disap-
pointed; The bride began untying a bundie
which she had brought with her. and presented
the Judge with pound cake.
The sun., 1896-09-06

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. g. Ex Senator Wade
Hampton, United States Rai,rond CommIs
sioner. arrived hero yesterday from California
He says tha; during his journeying through the
West; and especially in California he did no,
nhH the free silver sentiment ho was led To sY
pect; Ihe indianapolis Convention he thou1ht
would greatly improve Mckinley's chances OF
The sun., 1896-09-06

HAVANA, Sept. 5-The first instalIment OF
the 10000 troops which 1t is expected snain
will send TO Cuba arrived to-day on tho steamer
Montevideo. The detachment NUN bered ,Jj,
men. ''''
The insurgents have burned tie sugar estAt,
In the province OF MatAnzAs.
The sun., 1896-09-06
Drunk with ss, 600 In III. rosk.,

man was found unconscious in front Of 4s5
East Fifteenth street last evening. He had
evidently hurt himself by falling as he had u
scalp wound: At Bellevue Hospital it was
found that he was suffering from alcoholism
When searched IT WAS found that he had So. GOO
sewed In his inside vest pocket.
The sun., 1896-09-06
NH. WHITEHEAD FOUND
In Cork Looking for n Steamer Sailing q
This Country.

CORK. Sept. 5.-Albert George Whitehead.
tho Irish-American dynamiter recently re-
leased from Portland prison with his mind
shattered, who escaped from the home of his
relatives ut Skibbereen on the night of Aug. "a
has been .ound In this city.
Whitehead was wandering along tho quays in
Cork. asking TO be directed To n steamer about
70 sail for the United states when he WAS rec
ogniZsd. He was in distressed condition. He
will give no particulars OF his movements since
10 escaped from the house OF the relatives with
whom he was stopping at Skibbereen.
The sun., 1896-09-06

A. A.M.-I:S0. l00I Clinton avenue. Edward Wood.
lock- damage $50 $50. e72 West ilJth street, Philip
Ockenberg damage trihinK.
M;.i5ii2, ~ Eihr,dge street, Jacob Gordon,
ago $50: 40 9l5 East si1eth street, Carrie Dsler
The sun., 1896-09-06
Count sshouxalon ysrru III.

WARSAW. Sept 5.-Gen. Count Won Schouval-
off, Governor of War-aw. who was attacked by
npopleXy two days ago, but who was said to be
ont q danger. Is reported to he worse and his
condition Is considered critical
The sun., 1896-09-06

SARATOGA. sept 5.-Former State Senator
John Foley, who has been seriously iii Tor
several days. ID better. and his chances fnr rs
eoyery have greatly improved. -S
The sun., 1896-09-06
srnAxDED orr rae uook.
FishinG Smack Driven Ashore by south-
enptertY fsaiep.

Life saving station No. l. At Sandy Hook. re-
ported at 10 o'clock last night that the hshing
smack Saxon was stranded on the point OF tho
Hook. The wind was blowing n gale from tho
southeast ana n heavy rain was falling.
The Saxon Is a schooner OF 80 tons ana was
built at Noank, Conn.,, twenty years ago. She
ia owned In this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
Sr. InllIs ENTRIEs.

First race. three fourths OF a mile. sell
ing Don Clarencio, %. Encoria. 100 queen
Safe, 20; Remember, 30; Albert S. lis,
Mlrioni ll3, Miss Vivian lo7,
Second race, three rourths of mile
selling Alright, lSS, Moss Rose, lS3; Fa-
sig. 1873; Bigfellow, 1873, Balsam, 1873, Don
Fulano ~ Tradcsman, li2; Valet, H2
King Elm. AZ. King Michael 1872; broad
head 100. Tricky Jim. i3a. Eau Claire, 100
Peti1rch. l36, Morondo. 1875.
Third race. one mile, seventy yards
settling Courmic Dor, lei, san Bias loi
John hickey l0t; e. G, Rumriil. 81 Dave
zac. l0l Al Ortiz l0l Lady Rose, lol
Fourth race thrce-tourths of mile
selling. 2-yCDr-old. lNckviiere' ~; AGui
mas. li2 Alvin W, rarthcmax, ln3
Fir,h race. ono milo Harry McCouch
ropmlst. %. Sweet Favordalo, "a Honor
90 Logan Imp. palldin, lOi
sixth race. dvc-cighths OF. a mile, 2-ycar
olds-Nence Dor. san Bonita, kins. som
nuo, our Bishop, Mtttic, 100. Tago. Atoka
los Riu p1wdy Maggie r, Della. Silver
Set, Al Lone, Mamie. LIS sister Ella
o.. Cremona. Briggs, l0S' orderly, jim
lfolani o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
AFTER ExTRAplTIoN PAPERS
To Bring Young Underwood Back From
Canada

To Bring Young Underwood Back From
Canada.
Chief Helm ictt last night for Austin TO
procure extraditiou papers with which to
bring Ed Underwood back from Canada To
answer an AFFIDAVIT charging him Jointly
with August otto and Joe Burger with the
murder of a \. kAbuck.
a mention OF underwood's arrest al In
gtTsol Ontario, Canada, appeared in yes
tcrday's Post and Chicf Helm has notified
the Canadian authorities To hold the prls-
oner untn he can perfect the process for
| his eNtradltion.
Mr. Helm will not himself ~ to Can
ada, but has detailed Warrant officer
| Walt"r Malseh to make the trip This
| is IN consequence u the fact that It was
| mainly through the good work of officer
| Malsch that the perpetrators OF this crime
| were discovered and two Of them arrested.
! one OF these August otto. who from
| his own confession and that = Joe Burger
| seems TO have had less TO do with tho
actual ktllng than either Of his compau-
| ions, has endcavored to secure his release
on bail and with that end I'm view he has
| had preliminary hearing OF his case be-
| fore Recorder Raley. who liked the
| amount of bail at $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

s b. Tyler of Chattanooga Is In the
city.
Mrs Thomas Dean OF San Marcos is in
the city with her children visiting Mrs.
Pat O'Lcary.
John b. Williams democratic nominee
for district clerk. has returned from
visit to Morgan's Point.
Mrs o. b. Caldwell is at home. l0l4 Nc
Kinney avenue after an absence of several
months at Cumberland Island and Lithia
Springs, Ga.
Hon. $. b. Cooper. congressman from
the First district. after spending couple
of days in the city left last night for
Alto, Cherokee country, where he Will
open his campaign on the ith instant.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Aldrldee Battelle
Kidd and his sister. Miss Mary Carson
Kidd, left for Boston to complete their
studies AZ the New England Conservatory
of Music. George Kidd, Jr.. accompanies
them to Chicago.
Professor Robert n. Little and bride,
nee Miss Gilchrist of Boston. have ar
rived in the city. Professor Little is a
teacher in the public schools OF this city
and his bride is the daughter of promi-
nent citizen of Boston, where they We're
married few days ago.
John j. Poll of Newport. Ky, a nephew
OF the late August Bonner and Mr.. Henry
Rudle friend of the Bonner or Bona
family in Kentucky. have been in the
city FOR the past several DAYS looking
intu the coudiion of Gus BOnners es-
tlte. Both OF the parents of Gus Bonner,
deceased. are still living and each Is S5
years of age.
Mickey Carr. one of the three survivors
of the battle of Sabine Pass, Is in the
city from the Confederate Home al Aus
tin to see his old friend and war comradc.
Jack White. He saw whore Captain White
had recently expressed a desire to see
him and he Immediately arranged to come
10 Houston but he came too late TO he
recognized by captain White. whose mind
is now a perfect blank
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
sHEEpsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

First race, iivo-eighths Of a mile; maid
en- 2-year-old nllies-Ballytoe' lquarra,
Lineage. Sonnet, Athy, Miss Prim Con-
fcssion. ACCORDION, Purple Jacket Miriam
Nj. lo5.
Second race. fve-cighths of a mile {;
2-year-old flnes-Myrtle L., Chatter Feet,
INIT. Agnes $. Periodical. Yankee, Heir
ess. Kentucky Belle, Naughty Girl, Mild,
Numerset lC5.
Third race. one mile handicap: 3-year-
olds--Houndsman. III, Ramiro (hy Ganol,
l0G. Muskalongc lrn; Nolley. los; Haslet.
M Belle Port. Old Sausus, 100, ChuE-
nut. aS.
Fourth race. seyen-eighths OF a mile on
the turf, Golden Rod slakos-Typhoon IL,
10. Suisun, ~, Burlesquc, lo5; Princess
Fhyia ~.
Firth race, one aud thrcc-siNtecnths
miles, selling 600 Damien, Argentina, 30;
| Tho Dragon, lN.
Sixth race, three fourths of mile; sell
! ing; heat race-Aureian. III, Strathrol, lUl
| Song and Dance. 10i. sherlock, loS.
Seventh rs1e. one mile ON the turf. high
| weight handicap Terrier. 1885, Francis, III;
| Lucania, 100, l'randywne, ll9; Preston.
/ M, Ararahoe, NJ, Look Out 1l3, Long
! Beach, Ill; Marietta. Captain T., los; kar-
ma, iU1; Emotional, %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
CAN SCRAP IN NEW YORK.

Gotham Club Offers Ccrbett and Sharkey
Big Money.
New York. August 29.--Jarea j. Corbet
LETT the city Yesterday for Ashury Park,
" here he will begin training for his fight
with Sharkey. Corbett sent for Dan
Lynch ShSrkcy's manager, Thursday
night and had long conversation with
bim In reference 20 large purse which
has been offered 10y q local organization
for the ccaisS. one of the promoters
was Crsser. and unfolied hts plans. hut
all hands were rlcicci to secrecy for the
present Wien Lynch waa seen laai night
he refused 10 SAY anything in reference 10
the nNN N.t for the night beyond teat
the purse cN- 0~i "a large one, and the
parties interested talk like sensible NEIL
Who SNow wAat they are about. Lynch
sad OnrSe;: u As preparing to sign. hui he
- fvSs, - 90 anything until he had looked
ir-> ,-e matter carefully and had a SUI
r. e~t &. Ara-.nc pcstcs..
\ ven S-owr sporting man who has tho
ccnF ie~.e 6, Ccrl'stt said tina, the Drop
osiiicr vas r'ala by party of New York
men UNo believe they can hcX An unlin-
lied nNruNe- u rounds IN this State. ac-
cc-i.nc 70 tHe new law. without police
interference.
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the peacc. s: forgery. I. Passing forscI
Instruments, I: disorderly house, ]. Total
State cases. ise.
CIV cases-Dr1ink and disorderly, =;
drunk and down. 20; removing night soil
/: vagrancy, l. interfering with an OF
ficcr. 2; disturbing the peace. 81 violating
health ordnance, 10 carving pistol, =,
Indecent exposure, I. assault and battery,
Is. abusive language. 81 fighting. ~ IN
trisding on premises. 3. street watkins, ~,
violating pawn ordinance, 2. leaving team
unhi,ched. 3. soliciting al depot. 6; DIS
orderly conduct. S. riding hike without
light, /. train jumping, I malicious mis-
chief, ! accompanying lewd women ):
committing nuisance, !, riding BIKE OF
sidewalk. !. Total city cases. 2> Grand
total 3i7.
These DO not include all the arrests
made by -he police during the month,
a. several arrests were made by them on
warrants issued from the justice courts
and in some instances parties arrested
never went to trial rs they we're Simply
pulled as vacs or on suspicion and were
released on promises to leave the town.
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THIRD SERIES PERCENTAGE.
CLUBS,
GALVESTON II, HOUSTON 4.


Galveston. Texas. September l.-Hous-
ton got the lead in the beginning OF the
game today. but Galveston Immediately
took It away and held to the possession
until the finish. placing themselves far
ahead, the score being II to g.
Houston got to the bat first, tho usual
order of things in the Texas league haV-
Ing been changed Neither team scored
in the first two innings but in the third
the Buffaloes brought a man over the
plate. entirely the result OF errors rar
ie pated in by almost all the indelh Two
more runs were made by the II ousto mans
in The nth. the result OF good batting
by Reed. Jacobs aud Wcckbeckar. The
run made in the last inning was helped
along by an error and 10y d base on balls
given TO Cote.
Win the exception Of the errors made
IN the third and last innings. Galveston
played a good game MI around. Burris
held the visitors down 10 ten hits, Nc
Cormick pitched and played +,ry indiner-
emily, the Sand Crabs ,ourhinE MIN up
for fourteen hits.
ionding did not play today - he IS
sick. BILLY Kemmer has roo .crei from
bis illness and took .iolt's lace at first
Belt playing behind the hat Huston " II
piich for Galveston tomorrow Semmer
VIII he at the initial bag ani l'eit Will
again catch. Huston has Succeeded }elt
as captain at the request uf the latter.
who believes that he can nluv better Il
relieved of the responsibility Il the cap
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
MoERLEINs' CHALLENGE.

Galveston, Texas, September 1.-The
Moerlcin baseball club Is out with chal.
ienge to play any club in this city or llous-
ton, the Maroons of the amateur league
or the Auiitoriums OF houston preferred.
Address W. BeCkway, manager.
Following ore the players of the Moor.
Ions; ]. Fitzpatrick, catcher; j. Weunar
and r. Drew. pitchers; IL. Nerieuhllm
lrs, base; G. Dorian, second base. K.
smith, third base; w. ptcn shoristur
Dorian, right field, W. Beckway center
nell.
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THE End OF The WORLD.
A Sect Who Believe They Will
Ascend Today.
NO DOUBTS BLUR THEIR BELIEF
The Faithful VIII BE Lot DOW" W
Nirhtisss Paradise Near tho
North Pole.

There Ia n band OF men and women VINO
b,lcve ,hat the world viii come TO an
end ,edav. II Il not known whether or
nnt any of the believers are in this CIT!
In regard TO those In other places tie
New York Journal has the following to
say: 80, ,.,,
Como time between SUNRISE aad noon
Wednesday a small band Of men, women
and children hope to he gathered into tiie
cIolas from the pavement OF Union sqlRrf.
Other groups. they think, VIII he iflrp M
from public places IN othe- ciii+s ana Aioi
Wis be sean s'andlns unoer me syn, ' suSh
OF the wpiid's Inhabitants as are Hot yia'-
fled By faith ami prayer for the hphtuhH
will continue 10 reside on the earh unth
the gradual shifting q the goee 10 new
axis, which y TO bring The North P9le
Immediately under the san. lucy VIII br
daluged and destroyed Then the praying
faithful gathered from tnion square an1
elsew here Will be- le; down Tear the NottA
Poll. whese they viii cweh for a taou-
saRd years IN nishiless paradise.
This = fhe hehef % c anntrel or mere
AT No AZ Eas, Seyen,y-nfth street ano
listened arpr3Vmsly 81 an exposition OF
their tain by r. stltlk', VINO = tAe.t
leader ard teacher S-avly all are German
ruag- ~ which highr thoughts can nor
b. EXPRESSED They follow juhus stans
rovsh a German bapis; ninssier' VIC.
or September ., 1853 o. konlssoetE mad a
r.Ncla ON of which re wrote N A pam
rhior tha; VAS burned IN ire public sqAaFe
of @ town me fQilo%rg year
cot n Protestant churches, e1d nearly
al from tho BAptAS; church. Their 80 r-
Ian is Saturday they haPiize conN"'s ~
re- rIrg wat E. an. only r1ntL" ait.t--
,IAcy I've SIMPLY read me fin.e ,1rc-1.,y
ard look .eaily and conateetly forward
L tn tri ~ the word cN Srpi-ri.-- 2
is All are poor. and iaey have have, ~ fa''s
Irgs pne must have q make liNllc ru-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
INSTALLATIONS On OFTycFNs.

The following officers OF KRnsford chap
ter No. 1876, order of the Eastern S,nr
were publicly Installed last night by Miss
Efis Black past inatron:
Mrs. e. Il. Lane. worthy matron. Dr. j..
5, Wilson. worthy patron, Miss q. Cooley,
associate matron. W. l.. Lane, secretary,
Or J. NJ. Blair. treasurer. Dr II. L. FoN.
chaplain; Mrs q O Wood. couductr ess
Miss u. Gray, associate coaductless. Miss
is'h l2rmond marshal: Mrs. Or. Geo.
Chrs an. Adah. Mrs. h. l.. Fox, Ruth
Mrs. NJ T.. Moore Esther Mrs. a. II.
G,efm md. Martha Mrs. W, q. Brown.
E'ecia, Mrs. Maggie Alexander. warden
l. E. Alexander. sentinel: Mrs. Laura
L1pls orrauist
l,efre>hmenls were served after the
Ceremonies
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heats Time, a:il,s .il,s. 2I:. Robert r'n H.
Rovai Victor. Kentucky star >,.,,
Uish,,nd Lassic, Ambulator, Mocking
Boy. Guy Wonder Annie T., Allendorf
and Jim Corhet also started, -
Speedway stakes, 1900; ssi class; tr0t.
tlnr-Valcnce won first. fourth and ntth
heats Time s.i9, 2:l6ia and 2l7. hell q:
won second and third heats. Time. 2lbt.
2:ia Comanche. Bsrnitz, Red Aaron
Rirg Rene and Julia also started;
year-olds Observation-Disclosures won IN
straight heats. Cieueaga, Cantabille, Palm
Lear and Aunt Dawn also started. Time,
2.ntl. ?.gai, s2ai.
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Earned runs Austin I. san Antonio l.
TWO base hits Elscy. NcNin olmln ~.
Three base hits Wctkart, licydon.
liomc rVn-Welkart.
Left OF bases by Austin IL, by san
Antonio S.
Struck out-Ry Ncvius 5, by Crowell >.
liaSes on called halls-On NeVns \, on
Crowcll I.
Double plays Ncvins and O'Connor;
Is ,rupn, Spencer and Wckart
Ilatiers hit Elscy, Stanley.
Stolen hlsrs Herman, Lawre Ice.
O'Connor.
Sacrifice Mt-O'Conuor.
Time Of Clme-l;S0.
l'mNIro-Cllrk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
THE COURTS.
SUITS for District Court.

Tho following suits were Med ycster-
lay in the district clerks office: Amelia
= withrow vs. Charles and VIM Manger.
for Injunction to AstrAin defendants from
d.spos!ng OF certain properly. Temporary
Injunction granted.
The Dickson car Wheel company VS.. X
G Storr,e, debt FOR culVe-i covers. sle0 es
American Wire Nail company W.. Dunn
bic. Armistead & Ctonaa. deb; for siS9S51.
Louise Chatelan " Erntie Cha, elan. di-
vorce on Erouri 81 ahlrt8rment
L. ". Reynolds rs. the La Porte Land
cnfnnanN. aeht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES

Captain and Mrs. Hamilton. who have
charge OF the salvation Army corps In
this city. give notice that they viii have
a great Thanksgiving and harvest festival
AZ their new hall on Fannin street be-
tween Rusk and Walker ON Saturday
night at O'Clock. They say that those
who desire to make donations of any
kind to help along the work. can do so
at this meeting.
on Sunday At and ii m. and At
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
SCHOOL. OF INSTRITCTION

There Will he a district meeting and
school Of instruction for knights OF
fNihias held at Houston on September u
IN connection with Texas lodge No. |.
rms meeting is to he held at Houston,
oWlng 20 its accessibility and viii be
Tor NE purpose of cxemplfying work and
establishing more uniform methods among
subordinate lodges
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on Monday at p. m. there will be a tea
ana harvest home meeting. and on Tues
iay ~, : p IN. the sale OF all the gifts
tina. have been received will take place. =,
CAPTAIN Hamilton will be at the hall
Nlestay. Friday and Saturday, and viii
gladly receive all gifts. All kinds OF
fruits. vegetables. groceries. dry soods,
chinaware, tinware, cakes, etc, VIII De
very Accountable,
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EVENTS AT ST. Louis

st. Louis, September l.-seveu furlongs-
Walnut Ridge, Irish chef. Keechler
Time 1907.
SIX iurlongs, selling -Roundeiay, Hes.
zen. Hush. Time l.lai,
Five uad a half turiongs-Col, Wheeler.
RusSeil a. torsylhc. Time i;Q7.
Couch kamsin, Amelia May. Time
Mile and a furlong-CharHe Mcdonald.
lfotspur. Sycamore. Time l:aSt,
seven turlongs- Neutral, Gold Corn
Palomicita. Time l:gS.
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\ man may use a wart ON the back
VI his neck tor a collar button, r de on
tho back OF coach 10 save interest on
his money, stop his watch At night to
save We ar and lear, but II he should want
one thing &C. do. ana that is Take II 10
the Model Laundry, lnll Prairie, kr ne
up ~. Hamburger prcylins f'ops.
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT

u. a ~
By ire Lead'nS Mus!cs' ~. ,:a,dag Va
vac Nily al iN'"N' Aa'
\ fitting climax OF the open AR concert
season viii occur tomorrow evening at
turner man sa'ueh' "HV'' ''e
musical organizations of me city bo'h
vocal and instrumental VIII appear in a
-, - .-,,.',',,.,. 80,
- anu Coi" p''''i''''"''
THIS idea originated with the Houston
ouarette club and the entertainment will
- u,,nr a.. aw.r,.s, - .ba. ,rra MIA.
~ "HucI tt1e avs l'ev ~ ". Sr,,rn,'a,si,,
O9n' aSsls,eN D.! my Ii'Is,Sh va Ne ~
me i>aaiss SAeans Guy, See@I'
chtsisl beth IsfAet eI5F' 80 vi, So.
spunu, Shsarh chuIcn SHG-t. III. tE"s 80,
ttShslhii ana ne tuAIletto Huo WI - -.
irlpuie the following We" a''"hseu nv
srammei
Grand CHORUS ne Sus'c sons,
from IeinySun iFluceSs NaE-
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WARRANT FOR \ PtGrLIsT

Kansas city, Mo- September IA war
rant has been issued for tho arrest OF
Paddy Puricn the pug.list, who vanquish-
81 Jimmy Ryan 81 g.. cinnau sunday. He
rs charged with abandoning Ms w,fs ~
idhN. who are in destitute rIrcumstanret
here. As a result vi sunday Hrht Pm
ell carried afl iI5Q. -
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MAGNOLIA PARK ROAD.

p. s Absll. commissioner appointed by
the civil iis;r'c, SQUIRT. sclt the Houston
Rolt and Magnolia Fark railway yestcrsay
FOR sio.rn1. II wac nid In ny derrv Pulc.
who represented Al syndicate ~ Eastern
"a pitails's The road exc nds FROM mere
to Magnolia park a distance % anoat NE
miles Tre sale MI have 10 te confirmed
by the t:strlct co-ri Z x Stands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
EVENTS Ar rI.EETMONn.

New York Sept cmber IA, the Grand
circuit races ut Fleetwood park the fol-
lowing were thc results;
The Blue Ribbon stakes, S2OSo; 2:lb class.
pacing-Perhshire CouriAr won in straight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
VICTORY FOR GAINrs,.rt,p

Gainesville. Texas. August Al This al,
,ernocn the Fort Worth riddle Wordsrs,
played the Gainesville Ass citation ,oa,,,
ana the way the home team did r,dt1,
tn'm Was wonder The score strnn
GAINESVILLE 90 Riddle Won yrs IA '''u'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-02
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE sue
..l,sS

mis- Is nowhere more apparent than . (
~ packari's Troy Laundry. 9i2 Prairie
avenue. phone S32 They succeed In xiv
Ing nrNt-class work ana arc successful In
holding .hcir trade bV that success, Try
them and you will understand how It's.