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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-22
HIS BOSTON TOUR.

Minister Cooper Kept Busy While
With Beaneaters.
BOSTON,, Nov. 2S-Minister Cooper
of Hawaii, whose stay in Boston is
drawing to a close, has been very bus
lily engaged during the past few weeks
in making a thorough study of the
various departments OF our city gov
eminent.
On Monday, at the invitation of May
or Quincy, he visited the city institu-
lions at Deer Island and Galloupes
Island. Escorted by Sec. Robinson of
the mayors office, and accompanied
by his private secretary, Mr.. Marx,
Consul General Gilman, and one or two
others, he took passage ON the Vigi-
liant at 10 o'clock Superintendent
Gerrish at Deer Island received the
minister and his party courteously, and
escorted them about his reserve, ex-
planning everything in the most care
full and courteous manner. After lun-
cheon at the superintendent house
the party paid brief visit to the quar-
antine station at Galloupes Island, re-
turning to the city at about o'clock
Yesterday Minister Cooper was
shown the sewerage system of the city.
He is greatly interested in the subject
of sewers for the reason that a prob
lem of this nature exists at Honolulu,
which the Hawaiian government is
closely studying. Under the escort of
Deputy Supt. of Streets Cutter the min
lister was taken to Roxbury, where the
work of constructing the great Stony
Brook conduit was inspected. Several
important pieces of sewer work in the
Roxbury district and South Boston
were then visited, and the methods
employed in construction were care
fully explained.
A turn was then taken through the
Marin park at City Point, and the
party returned to the Parker House for
luncheon at 1:30 o'clock At luncheon
they were Joined by Mayor Quincy, pri-
waite secretary Mullen and Supt. of
Streets Wells. After luncheon. under
the escort of superintendent Wells and
deputy superintendent Cutter, Minis
ter Cooper visited the pumping sta
ton of the sewer department at the
Cow Pasture. The great engine, the
lgatehouse, the device for intercepting
solids in the sewage, and lastly the
shaft house at the extremity of the
point were thoroughly examined and
their mode of operation explained by
Chief Engineer Young. Minister Coo
per was deeply interested in all which
he saw, and asked many questions rel
alive to the works.
He returned to his quarters at the
Parker house at o'clock. The min
lister will leave Boston tonight for
Washington.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-22

as sweet she saw gaining favor in
schools to aid in the general intelli-
gence of the pupils, but not to crowd
out the 'severer" studies Miss Deyo
closed by showing some pictures of
Lake Mohawk, where she visited dur
ing the summer, which brought to
mind associations with the revered
Gen. Armstrong who went there SO
often to the conventions, there meeting
to discuss how to aid and uplift the
Indian
7 lie new program committee is Miss
Lilinoe Hapai, Mr.. Freitas, Miss E.
Richardson.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-22
LATE MAUI NEWS
Lahaina Court Term
Comes to an End.
Judge Copp Admitted to the Bar.
Vessels Arrive and
Depart.

MAUI, Dec. 19.-The Lahaina jury
term is over, and the court, jurors, law
yers and witnesses have returned TO
their respective homes by this weeks
steamers. There has been no celebrat-
ed or sensational case during the pc
riod, and life in the tropical village has
been dull and uninteresting.
In the Paia malicious burning case
the japanese defendant was acquitted,
the jury being out but five minutes. At
the fire inquest the Japanese testified
that he saw a Chinaman with light
ed cigarette in his mouth, coming out
of the canefield just after the fire had
started. The Celestial, after arrest and
acquittal by the District Magistrate,
Immediately charged the Japanese with
the same crime, and, strange to relate,
the Judge committedA the man from
Toxic.
In a recent interview Minister Coop
er is reported to have said that olive
trees in Hawaii nei will not bear fruit.
At Gov. ForSythe's residence in Kula
there are several olive trees loaded
down with fruit,
The new books for the Makawao
IFortnightly Club have arrived, and
the club will soon enter upon its sec
ond year of existence.
Judge Charles Copp of Makawao was
recently admitted to the bar, having
passed a successful examination at La
hama Makawao District now has
three lawyers-Messrs. ]. C. Long
Henry Long and Charles Copp.
Miss Laura Green of Makawao will
lspend the holidays in Honolulu
Congratulations should be offered tc
Manager and Mrs. J. W. Colville Of
Paia on the advent of baby girl, borr
Wednesday morning, the 18th inst.
Miss Mile Beckwith of Paia has re-
Gently returned, after long visits to Ho'
nolulu and Kohala.
There will be grand ball given il
Spreckelsville Hall, either on New
Years Eve or New Years night.
The schooner H. N. Kimball, Guttor
mefser master, sailed Tuesday, the
14th, from Kahului for San Francisco
with just enough sugar for ballast.
The four-masted schooner Bartlett
arrived on the 18th from San Francis
co in ballast. She will take away
Spreckelsville sugar,
The weather is stormy today ana
} somewhat cooler, with frequent show
ers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-22
SAFE!

In case of fire keep
cool, for if your vaIuables
a e in a Victor Safe you will
recover them. Don't worry
if burglars break into your
office or residence, for they
cannot break into your Victor
Safe, if you possess one If
not, why not? Read what
EX Governor Jarvis of North
Carolina has to say about
them in his letter to the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-22
HALLS ALUMINIUM CANE KNIVES

being used THIRTY PLANTATIONS They
by H. Don Philadelphia, acknowledged by
them be the best knives They
of Aluminium Steel with handles with
and easier other
their
a day, is sufficient guarantee of their superiority.
Factory,
supply Plantations time
Plantations that should
lot, and give them trial. them with the
and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-22
.IQRbHTu-BTeHsR Fire Insurance CO

The undersigned having been appointed
, insure risks against fire on Stone ana
Brick Buildings and on Merchan-
Use stored therein on the most favorabla
.erms. Fer particulars apply at the of6ed
If 2. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-22
General assurance Company for sea. River ~
Laad TRANSPORT OF Dresden.

Having established an agency at Homes
lulu and the Hawaiian Islands the underi
signed General Agents are authorized @
take risks against the dangers Of the sand
az the most reasonable rates and On q
most favorable terms.
r. A. SCHAEFER a CO.,
Agents foe he Hawaiian lsiaH4aa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-22

In another testimonial, T. F. Harri-
son of Citra, Fla, says: On the night
of Nov. Sth, 1894, put No. Victor
Safe in my store at 6 o'clock, and at
II o'clock that night my store was
burned, and the safe was red hot from
II to 6 O'Clock or about that length
of time The door was
opened, and the books were all in per-
feet state and all the money was in
good shape =. You need not
hesitate to vouch for it.
We have these safes in
three standard sizes at $so,
SIS and $IIo, according to
size. The small ones being
suitable for small country
stores for business agents,
while the larger ones are
just the thing for lawyers, or
for people who wish to file
away large numbers of valu-
able papers. All of the safes
are fitted up conveniently
inside, with drawers, pigeon
holes and treasury vault.
Come and take a look at
them any way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27
AMoNG nAILRoAD MEN.

II. v. Luy,,i,er, trayGlin iiio p,1, ,nsa
nca'iqunriors IA Kansas city was among
yeatugdly's visitors IA Ticket row
l.. H. Evolaud. travelling passenger
nern, Of the ilo Gran1e hna WesitIn
Ien iluartors In Kansas ci,y. was In me
NV Yesterday pnyine his respects TO rass,
.ntsei Officials aud greeting friends ala n''
the loliy representatives Of ticket rp"
j H. SNOW, travelling passenger agent
of the Mexican central heaIgunrier,, ~
rt,riilaffrg among his numerous HlonN-
on Important business. lie eNprf 81 :
himseif as wei iieasrd win NE mann
zone patronare Tint r. promised rni ~,
thc scioral excursions 70 BE- run oyer ", m;
In. ne ne1t month. Notably the Hapils
Young peoples union ana Texas Ieach''7
association.
~ / PRICE. the irroprcssible and 1ovial
,seisiaut general passenger assent oi "a.
In,.rnationul and Great Northern, sptn'
~ hour hcrciycstcrday evening" on ~.
~ "a Palestine h-adquarters. While inc
YM,,n,ssr,'etlornl IS not nurrrlng. from
snornity OF coat hes 10 handle, me pitst ~
tr"t,.i rrospo- 10 for good puslu,s1 At,
ycry fiaitdring and every inl' -, ~
FONTS "a prosperous summit ~ ~ Tan 90
XIX freight and passenger Taiile'.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

ExINGTON--The complaints against
Fred GOTmiilln Ct al, charged with white
capplng, we're dismissed for want Of evil
drnCe.
PALEsTINE--win Allison. the slayer
Of Joe Harris. II sim at large. II Is be-
lievcd that be has come back to tho city
and Is In hiding.
ANGLET'oN j. NJ. Frost Of Dallas
county has bought the beautiful home OF
H. W. Lrniz. He expects 10 move here
with his family this fall
DALLAs-A. e. ma l.. Rhodes Ned suit
against the Dallns Electric company
claiming damages for the death OF then
only son by an electric car.
CALDWELL Paul Luksa's team ran
away three miles from town. throwing hia
wife out, breaking her leg and bruisii's
her head badly. He was not hurt.
HARLEM--A negro convict escaped las
week but no was trniied by the ojgs ant
caught with Il horse in his possession tina
he had stolen from colored farmer.
SWEET HoME-Saturday morning III
3-y.ar- old child OF Mr. Wopoeriich. whs
lives near wied. fell Into inp OF poii'ns
water and was Hcalded 70 badIy that y
died late that evening
ILLiNG-Wi Hooper. colored,. livini
four miles from Kinesbury. was kiiiea ~
young mule Saturday evening, line
hone over the eye was crushed, forcing ths
oyeball from the socket.
AI.yIN-NeaI Richardson. son OF A.. n.
Hichardson, had his arm broken while
playing with a fying-tenny. Botm bones
krcd member was given prompt atten-
Tor, and tho boy IL doing well.
pAI.LhS-The alarming reports come
from Beachman's branch of the presence
Of the locusts, which are covering a.. me
ground. fences and trees In that locahiy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27
NEUROLOGICAL.

ATwoop-culdwsll Texas. NAY ~,
Mrs, e, g. Atwood Gsd a. t,d nsr noI Mr..
Atwood was about . ysArs az and leases
hushsni and two liiils children
nIAcii-acnsales Ts1as. NAY @ ~.
mile north Of GONZALEZ = t;s9 q; nj. y, wiil.
ian aynona scn q NJ snd .s M,o; NJ M; a q
their many friends.
MIsTnoT-spn Ansosn, rsxss AJAX MAX
ee-Joo 7. M:strot q M VA "a hs, was one
Of ,he eight Mistr0 brothers ~, MnoW, ~
in business circles q Tcxas;; III "a inter.
wcre taken to Caisert sOA's1s
m-nt. .sE~s -
YESTERDAY the inlsp! ~ x e n sssIdcnce n
IS al@ne ',GAI and sasy . 1a s y oss
rarsgd away, fsasins hi me rho bright
amy fcIow - We're ss cashsn o,a y ,l
torday. 'rhe bere. .sssm Rsit IA Il large in
sympathy OF ths Comm
their terrible nfftctlnbs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

doubled on 1saacs. WHO was coming Is
third. " ~
Today Houston will have the la, chance
NJ the Panthcrs for 8 me ,iiro farjt
Roach will he In tn ION and e; $50
win crdcavor to hay, mo team IN stl
ranged that this last game nm be [.
victory FOR the nuftalprs one FACT INA
VIII he very encouragH 30 noih player
and audience Is that Iinpirc ~. Ciatr
stated las, night to me afncihl scrru.
that he would not ,faciRtr al ,,,a.v 4
game. He may reverse niS decision Ne.
fore $50 O'Clock II ha ~ anArr, sid
Proctor Is the ORDEAL sNNsllluto Tor This
city. Ladies' viii be cha NrcA admisslcv
al the gate and grand sLLnl today, Tho.
were large number lut yes rrday NJ
tetnoou. In fact the eraaa stand was
crowded with them. ~ attendance dur
ing this series has hctr excellent
OFFICIAL SCORE
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A YEAR AGO.
Changes and Happenings IN tire Rallwas
World TMelNe Months Ago.


World Twelve Months Ago
A year ago the United States supreme
court denied the application of T. V.
Dehs ct al for a writ of babeas corpus and
reversal Of the sentences imposed upon
them by Judge Woods at Chicago.
A year ago reorganization OF the
Georgia southern ard Florida was effect
year ago tho Federal court Of -.
Paul confirmed the appointment OF John
NJ f,ean as receiver of the oregon sh4Il
Line and Utah Northern.
4 year ago work was resumed on .he
Pacific Short Line bridge across the MIS-
souri, river AT Sioux ciiy. lowa.
A year ago General John u. liawlcy'
re,,,fai attorney Of tn Fremont ..hsoin
and MISSOURI Valley. died at Hot Springs.
=. u. -. ...t.,,.., 90
general passenger aecut OF the rant sAa,
i.m: W saiiey was aprolmteh tttt'a
passenger agent aud A. j, Tanner g. n
aral freigti agent Of tne colotA - Hld,
lama. LAM .ieuzios resigned ~ general
ire eht areal nf the Jack aonNile TAMPA
aud kav Nest 10 beroine assistant Ren-
nrai f,eigif, agrrt 81 the Pant system;
ana " 5 Hofkins resigned as Snneral
e1,n.rinterlant a. The New YORK. TEXAS
and Mexi,an and Gulf Western Teas
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., ,ne road, T9ad una wos prompted by an order

~, ,ne 'oau una was prompted by an orisr
70 Ieuuee expenses. "' ''usr
s,,,i ne neScssl y for retrenchment which
~, ee.irohts many railways is bea,5n,,
80 70. ~, On u very worthy and useful ,'inHss
y. n.c', 'he 'ordl tickc, agents. ono rr,.,,
.V"'i nay mas closed its ticket offices In
...tN"vs o. important cities leaving ~.
sentvrs TO buy heir tickets nj thc e.,
.""s, anu nj some places the eo,nnctir,.
nave united IN employing a io,nf
ns.l' AZ the union depot, thus disrarsin,,
WIN NE employees and the rent of seworaI
essS "iuv,s. II is plain proposition thnt
sn sla ticket offices and agents do NO,
n.,'Nse the total amount " travel lie
anu from a given point. Blu, where thers
a'e competing lines the one that main.
aus centMl office undoubtedly has mn
| ru.hn'Ngc over the one that does moi
s'mpet'ion is responsible for hnrvy OK.
pehdturos IN this respec, that Womb
othcrWisc be unnecessary, and so vhern
.Na3s can agree 10 iriucc Tho number N,
| .lck"t offices they can undoubtedly .nXc
money without loss OF business
'on IS So Intense and agreements are so
"FiiN breton or cVadci that the cc.oper,-
tlNc pan OF ticket selling Ia no, likely ia
ne 4, n 'allv adopt.d at present When
ihc general passenger agents have lonon-
Nfnioi that ;fcy can aud viii abolish
tlcktf scnlpinc there viii !. moro iiklihsol
OF 'h'ir putting tho business at .lch CONF
retiive point in the honas Of e.ngie
ioint agent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

First raoe. iivc-cig'lths inlle--Adown.
rrinccss lima MnrRcrs ", Charnn. loi,
cappy. Lady Keith. Woodland. Dnlcenih,
900
Second race scven-oighths mic. selling
--Old Centre. l01; Argentina II. JOS: In
Vo5lihc, Blanche Kannry. Ciisaic H., %,
Judge Lyio. Uncle Henry. %; Rcprleyc.
90. Robinson. ST.
Third race -four aud onc-haif furlongs-
Griylong. crorsuH. Tlmeuinkcr. j. Wal
tor. lb. ivon Mistress lI., Clvelcro, lO,,
Frankfort Gin. JOE.
Fourth race, ono md onc.eighth mile
Somprr lex, il0 Ida Pichwlck, Grannon,
loo
Ilfth race. ono mile; eclling-rlutus. lm,
Lily of the West, i0J; OndnRun l0I. Dniay
i'olandcr p; Hoffman. o5, Elsie -. III,
". Helen Mar. 10
sixth race. scyen-cighihs milc-Prlnce
Imperlni u2 chicoi l97 Sprnsynir. Is
lin. yellow Rose loi. Uno. Lcatcr, loj,
Rampant. %. Doorgn, 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

Id E,chiitz. IN enthusiastic fan from
the lslund cry. IL ~ guest at tic l.aw,or
ond has been In attendance a. Tongue
raik fur several dnys. ne 'aSs 'inlNc,i on
VIII surely win III. game mkt sunday
II see there " II lie a rpoters' special train
from Houston for the Sabbath Day sport.
he said yesterday 10 The Post sporting
editor. YOU Will need H. Galveston is
arranging la give the kunnlooa warm
reception. Norhs has crowd Of min.
that VIII rive them something to do In
thr BAH lot. while there VIII u" IAN lEs.rc-
cation on tho blcaohcra tina, viii supply
the onihuginsiu A new hicn ,nrr hoai 4
hna been oicrtcl ana The association al
'alN.4tYn has hfinnerd for II 10 he oort-
pea hy about gNo .VeiN one of whom VIII
howl iri the honr team IL VIII be a
contest between rpotrra as well "a hnli
players"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27
ihEYRE ALWAYS LOADED

, n Texas, May 2s.-This forming
|p,.r,,,a.o'k Mr h. NJ. Gossuch. while
p,vo, with party Of friends. lifted
ns p, rom the table and leaned over
+ bail entn, Mnen the weapon DISCHARGED
X ifroussabte r ,E bis right lung ani pass
etlack The ,hc body He fingered until
inSs H. away Wnie dying h. h.. piateJ
fieh,. H.. ' TX Of the pistol vas an ac-
(sush he he Is seemed resigned 10 die. al
(:sV promise pnt y Years old ana gave
rsnioM r Gossuch cane 10 T T5u "f fran
tsei in lie t'rac Years ago aud aas on
(.sners. moi nobi s,9dy Of law. Ills oourtcolis
L,sater maJo heari and loYe-compelliug
sinonryl e W. whole county sad faoes ' bear
A, most ya a'iS, wharton has lost one OF
H. Goss ss'prI and best loved citizens.
lossn Of Wha'ssa nephew OF Mr.. X. NJ.
'e"eolas of Victorin' '' VI 'ii'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

New York. Mny 2G.Tbc worl this
morning says; Philip J. Dryer has an
nounocd TO hs friends that he VIII bet
$1,000 that his COLI. Handspring. would
heat August I,cfrnorts Hastings in thc
Mir. DwyDr nlro announced that he Ia
Wiling to match his colt against Hast.
inga for 5000 or against any A0rae In
tho United States. weight for axe, over
any dIHiauCa that s-ycar-Oll borSv
could bu asked to 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

Al yialiing teams won yesterday. Don't
son secinea 10 have found II way ont OF
the wood1.
The grand stand and bleachcrs were GER
ininly nxiols Tor The home team 10 win
yrslriday.
l,cnry COTE ~ clever on ~ ilinE s"fonh
but he rarely lota any one steal n from
him. He GROWS true To h" bag.
Charley Becker was anxious 10 play
yesterday TO help out tho team. but tho
management would not ailow him to en-
danger his henlth.
Ladies have been admitted fire." for two
games. They should now show thor mp
prication Of tho courtesy Of The nHu@gc-
Ioonl by attending tOdny when udm.ssion
is charged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27
,olNr TIcNEr AGENrs.

p,ro-, NJ Retrcnchment Move to Abolish
City ric@et Agencies.
For severed days "a has h"sn rumorei in
Local circles mat one Of the Houston reads
seriously contemplated closing Us uptown
,,c,e, oraee and hereafter using only the
depot ofaoe Cor The transaction OF pas
eo,gar business n Is said the movement
-. leen insugurated at other points on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27
EAsTFh3 ATTENDANTS FOR
yANDtII PASSENGERS VIA
|r.,. ANA. ZEN NSYLNANlA

LNAlOrmsy III ~ f.S.
Esise. look assroel rortors will. free Of
lpisIaan d departing pass"r re 81 oy an ar
~ pas.anmnnsy lyan!a Route nj Jors,y
tay them VIZ sr station. ana viii acorn
fse, FER" vi aesiredi between cort.arit
|ae,ican Hew York city, and the
essi railrondde per sixth Avenue Eie-
New jerssyy' j ani the Central Railroad
Ems street ,sv".upn. also between Des e
n slso Ayenue Elevated railroad' 'Thay
~ trains n'ss, Nandal,a- Pennsylvanli.
II'sstyer Philadelphia Broad street
|S may de. auon aud assist passengers
Z Rake when needed. meet carriages
(csseneers TTshlseiNes generally useful to
Es,onaap,nir;r lniil L. midnight. ami When
/. and l.ns passengers win carry par
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

London. May aG.The Sportsman ro-
ror's that Hnnrpo n entered for the
Manchester cup and has me, with an
hocia.nt IN Tho stable and was not ex-
crossed ycaicrdos.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE


First race. four and ons-half furRnes,
s-year-old maidcns-Harry Fioyg. Grosan-
cite. Zaina. Katie by the Door. Augus-
tina. Matte Belle, Juanita. 100, Sackviiie.
Venice Def. Uncle Pat. l0s-
Second race, seven and one-half iur'
longs; selling Belle Star, lOi; finAey Fot'
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THE HOTELS.
h LAwLoR-RATEs. $3.50 AND 81
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

b LAwLoR-RATEs. $3.50 AND 81
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
PRlEToR.
II. Bentley. Dallas. James e. Dunn.
pmlsbnrg, ohio. {. c. Allen, Calves
N. Benbro0k Dallas: G. II. Meyers.
) Antonio; Augustus l.. Cranston. Nev-
h Del; Susan Small. III Easo; l.. \.
fg, New Orleans Huitict Small. FL
p; Charles Holander Cincinnati. War
! Small III Paso. Joe Conner. Waco.
&. t. Hollandcr Nictorla, George \
!, Austin; j, II. Snow, Texas. w. Il.
Mnllen Knoxville. Tenn. Randolph
an' New orleans: George Leon. W.s,
Re, II. II. Holmes New Orleans. t;us
~ Galveston, John y. Graham. Cres-
! Iowa; Nat Brown, peoria. III; y.
fenheimer, Philadelphia, NJ NJ. McFnr-
Dallas: George Anderson. t;alvcsion;
| R. Leete Thomps )uvillc: j. G. cam
q Galveston; +. L. Chapman. Cucro;
7. Hyde, Chicago G II. CORN, i,allas;
p Nathan, New York; Charles z Led
Chicago; NJ Stoin. Now York. ". j.
lly, New ORLEANS. ". :. shaw, Philn-
liam Simmons. houston, w q. Buncn.
iberia Louis i. Walker, Chicago.
Il Ellsworth. St. Louis. w. \. Baltic,
orears W. T. Logon. Galvestcn;
X. Woo1wnrd and wife. Javctt; X. j
fhn. Ddllas. 7. G. Ford and wife.
EoSdoches; ]. ". Crowley AMI wife,
kas John 7. Kelly, Kansas CRY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

san Antonio. Texns Mny s6.-Ninr little
Bronchos were caught in the outskirts "
town by tho Drnlson Indians today and
siaupeded. After an unequal contest
lasting over two hours, the Indians were
the victofs by a score VI 10 l. faivin
pitched q yai game for the ''fonenos.
but waa pooily supported, per .hhi'l'
t., ia. .rrnr column
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

Two base hits -Eisey, Naldols.
Struck ou,-By Paryin 3, BY Mulkey1 a.,
BASES on called balls on Phr'in z OF
Au!kry 2. ...oa.
Douiic plays-creclv. Clark ara b'con-
nnr; EIsey Cunlssistedl. M
stolen bases-LaaI t), Clark. Eissy %.
Miller.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

Enrnrd -GnlVoHiOn ], DlIIhs ,.
TWO bnsc mtg su"arinprn, Broii, loo
yer ~, coups.r Earle. iriichatd.
Home iun--Rohingon.
Struck out--Ey Rage /. by conover 2.
I.nsrs On called bDlls-pn Page =. OIL
kcminor r. off conovor Z.
bouhlo pldys-Suoaringcn and Ilnovrr;
Earle and kall,hoh, Badger and Brotl,
HAtier biz By conovcr !.
I'asroa ball Weckbrckcr.
Time Of gamc-2,i0
IrUuira- .icJ.auPhlin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

Lille Rock. ARK, May n, Colonel
triah Lott. protector Of The Litlie Rock.
Hot springs md Ts",s railway. has iu,i
Ia the United States court IN this cts an
intervention in whleh he asks that his
claim II $olpu.q9 against tho road be
g. uWi ANA me- H. pgci rifd Hen H."
're,I.i iltg that tie amount f his c.n!W
r. for money advanced. work dona sup
plies aud NIT RAJ fnruiah-l ifglr OF y-y
Inr'lpt I. aud tlie He.,}l .foi.a. ~ at htA-
ten uui Hot Springs. Judge Williams H.
sael an injunction against certain claim
'arts iosiiaiAiua tlrm from prosecuting
tL.Lr c.a.Mls IN lMe a.1le eNAgta.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-27

S..,ns on the International and Great
,,hsrn and Galveston, Houston and
Ind.rson arrive and depart at me IN
Y. Wisso,,ri. Kansas and Texas rains
IN Katy depot; Galveston. La Porte
\ Houston trains at San Jacinto street
In. ali other roads use the Grand
atrial depot.