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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

w. u. Lawson, missionary Cor the Katy
passenger department, IA 81 lio cay.
j. Waddy rate, CONNER lal as.n. of tho
Cotton Belt, went up The Central last
The Central excursions from Cak,r,
laJl pas cngers
agent OF the Illinois Central, is N u-o
ciey from New Orleans.
William Murray, ditisitn nastcnser
agent of the Illinois centrl, IS m The
leans.
Robert Eugene 6 eorge. ,~nscliog tas-
senser agent OF the Houston ANA 'r'xus
central railway. LEFT tor or:h TeNas last
l.. +. Miller. re an ly appointed ronor,l
ami Texas Is IN ~ o c.,y on nj. initial
liip.
General Freight Agent Jones cf the
Houston and Texas Central Runway rs OK
North.
of the Cotton Belt lelt for Slrov port
va the Houston last anl West TeNas
last night.
A. T. Atkinson. stcnoerapncr ia ne Of
flee of 9. W. Bein. tr,fnc naup4rr OF the
'ent'al and southern Pacific j. ~ bat
Is expected 10 lie nut IN fey rays.
Tho southern Pacific railway has am
hoducod rate OF on" and on ihrl fare
on acroun; of sac Rlngiitu, Bros circus.
which exhibits in Houston October d.
General Passenger AGENT w. T.. Robbins
OF the Houston and r,Nas C'nuBi rail-
way hes ra'Agued from q VISIT tl.t icI
returned via ST. Louis and SOW orleans.
arriving sunday upht,
I. u, kinscy OF Galveston, suportntcnl.
en- of the Pullman rlltcr ''lr company,
WIS IN ne cry EfiaF mai
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NEW SCHEDULE.

The Central Time Table to he Changed
Ncst Tlursdiy Morn ng
The Post few days ago fully explained
the charge IN schedule whieh VIII 20 into
effec, next Thursday on the Southern Pa
cidc. affecting all trains on that road
u,ssing through This o,.y. In connection
with that arrangement tne ionston and
Texas Central viii put mo eItect ne"
lime table next ThG.sd1y morn ng, 50 ina .
co'nneGfions with the Southern Pacl'le VII
he mad close and with confeAie'l'e 70
Train 10. i. north-bound.. VIII leave
Hails.on nj 9.05 a m; train NO :. 5ol,h-
lind win arrive at .. m; tram No.
49,, -to3nl. win leave az 1879 y. m
o. .r- IA ~ 8, aouth-oouod, WI arr'o We
10 m Tnere Is nct q great deal o.
a ., ~ -, -t,,scn this and the present
.e6edai p in lraT b No. a4 3 Tai' Of M" .hs
l.ANi a. ii-..iic fraln from the cast a.
3 S'G oeiG9k Under The NV time Gagd AL al
lows ne Central TO 'ra 1yy ,l,oe 10 North
rvs u N not h. short ficl'
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GRAIN RATES.
sdtio1s.

Tariffs WIN BE Raised to Galveston and
Other Ports.
Galveston, Texas, September 9i,--Notioe
has reached Galveston that grain tariffs
from Missouri river and Kansas points
to Galveston. Chicago and Atlantic sea-
board ports arc now being checked tn u
View to equalizlng and advancing the
rites to paying basis. Tine rs4lroads
have coutondcd all along that the cut
throat WIZ which was wIgcd Tor some
time, and whi.a.U facts Sun ON betw4
the Chicago and So. Louis llnes. has
proven disastrous to revenues. The gulf
lines were the lhprn in The side of Tho
Chicago ana Eastern lines which went
INTO this light PRINCIPALLY to head of
the Threatened flow Of grain tfrouRn
southern ports. Their action failed n ac-
complishng It's purpose. Gulf lines, and
more especially the Galveston lines have
handled more grain 10 the gulf than ever
before. They have. IN short, Fivan the
Chicago and Eastern lines 10 understand
that they Will demand a legit. mate STARE
of the export grain business In spite Of
any cut these lines may make, The re-
suit 10 n practical acknowl Judgement on
the parts Of the Chicago, ST. Louis an1
Eastern lines of the rights of the Pulf
Lines In the premises. and the rochrck ne
Of the rates is SAID to bc with the in
tcntiou of putting rates on basis where
each line may handle what business II
can on a hlsis wherein logit mate lIollt
may he made.
on October 49, when the new tariff goes
into effect cents per hundred. and II
is understood that wh!le In some Instances
changes may he m9Ie 10 eInliizs, nSi-
irar'es viii be ma nt4iicd.
Today u prominent local traffic man.
when asked # this advance would not
have a ieadeucy to check the flow of
gral to Galveston, said he thought ii
would stop the movement to Ill ports
Gulf and Atlantic unti ne narNe,t cou;a
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First Race Fiyo-oighths Of a mile. for
9ycar old maidons Judrc Butler. Jim
Bolund, Alma nuss,ll. orderly, CraI.
Graeiin loj, Inca Basqull. G. $. Buah.
Moralist. Pierre g. l0s. Gold Band 10J.
second Race one aud une-siXtconth
miles. selling Hot spur, John Hickey NJ,
Jack Bradley l0i. Al Miles, Bny Nick on.
IT.. Constant ~
1hrd Race rhree-quarters of n mic.
selling. TrtJrsman i1i Bridget, Bryan.
Revenue, JOG % Sot, Dew OF June. joan
Ruddtn. Ncolim 10i.
Fourih H1cc--Onc mite. Don Garlic ~.
Logan no. Whisper "a. Addie HucAnnan.
Robert LAtta Gold corn N
Iiith Race hiv"eightls OF mile
maiden axes. FOR 2-yaar-plds Tenoia,
A L.. Kouuesaw Queen. Hazel Hughlett
no.. AstHada. Golden Rod, ban iugor. ian
Billy The Chemist i0S.
Sixth Rsrc ScYnn~eiRhths of "A m le.
ceiling Roundelay 10. Jack Martin. q. G.
KrmiIn. Sidluba4. Mamie O. ~, Oyereila
nator Morrill,, Dennis lH. Corhin1
BluckluE brush. MnbalaHtn lUi. Wee, mt-
chic, oar Maggie, LAZY Rose lDi.
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Austin Texas, September p. In APP
proval Of Joint application. submitted un-
der No Ill Of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company of Texas, 1t IS
ordered by the railroad comm.ss'on ilmt
tha following classification -uliups, sup
Elementary to Western Classllleauon No.
q shall govern "a tho transportation OF
the articles named, 10y rain, ads IT, tween
points m Texas, subject TO tnr rules en-
blAccl ia exceptions TO Western Class
incatiun:
/. Ruggles, including buclShoass *. j..
MT boxed or Grated, Ioaaei iu box car
jre amenable tp rroyisi on-on iaee "a q
vehicles. y. @. 5, taken apart, loaded IN
box cars.
. lee cream ana oyster pals ncstei.
l.. 9. L., sccond-cHss, q. L., class a,
8. Roasted barley. SAM as pearl bar
ley Csc. page j.. CAssiutdtlon No. ~.
I. Rollers for Vaanns machines l.. {.
L.. second-claet,
). Whecls with solid rubber tircs, l.. {.
L., one and oue-half class. cancels tenn
c Of Circular 80. Nv, issurd July j. lsNo
THIS order shall take effect September
O. 1896
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THE CUBAN MAK.
A Would-Be Fighter Could MOI Get .

! A Would-Bc Fighter Could MOI Get 4
Pass
"po you give passes h,ro ~ account Of
ihe Cuban war;" was qics lon put to
| Ticket Agent simmons at ne liraNi Cen
trll depot las. night
Not tha- know of, replied The ohi'f-
ing agent with a smile
Il had q couple OF friends who went
| from here, and ! thoa;nt / could ret "a
pa.s to NcW Orleans" said he applicant
| They win pass a fellow on. OF Now On
leans If he wants 20 go"
"That is the first / have heard OF IL"
! said Mr. Simmons n they gct passes
they would NOT let as know anything
about it. II would re lone aerreily."
well | have made up my mind to 20 20
cuba ana get IA The army sul tbs ycIl-
tlcman VINO wanted 'hl puss. III go
there and the CIbaus sin ! viii EaN, q
good thing. ana II -l.y don win / win
be in lard luck, art ! . IN mrd iucit
anyhow, 80 II v'ouldn. matter muoh
come no the conc ~ ion 10 WJi;ld ha good
FISK, might get Billed. hu; N'A die
anyhow somo time. 80 II Won b. much
"s'nmons. can't yop iali hin where
10 evt a passY Nen.Itcd reporter vi
The Post who happ Yci near
See here. young ffi3w.' atli ne man
who wanted 10 hc litAtcr, if want
to 20 ! can pay ny Nal. am ASKING
Tor information, an d'd not ask Sou"
"Wvll. " rs infpi mlipn SoH wanL
might help you ont. said the reporter
mcekly. as he realized mat he was IN
the presence OF man who wanted 10
night Tor Cubas ca Sc. an he might thlto
n notion To commence a. the dolCi ana
fight his way to the ifothl. you can
go to Galveston ana see ne OF 'he repre-.
aentatives of he Cuban anna ahd hc
might fix Il for yoI, and iIc reporter
well. what's the fare to ';alvesion?"
he asked OF Mr. Simmons.
"Dny $50. but # you wait uniil srn-
day YOU might get Il cheap rate ~ ]
the ticket agent.
when the reporter left, no was itill
standing AT the ticket win iow, but the
end of The negoiiauans has not teen
learned II Mr. simmons 500 HIM
ticket 10 Galveston, and If Mr., Louis
PoYes sends him to Cuha, AM be rs1che
cuba and goes into me cuban army. ihcro
Is lnble to he "a dead Spaniard or two
in the locality OF ihe troeha or some
Other part OF the island where sural
Slows Several persons IN and Htou' he
depot thought Ticko' Agents Simmons
ought To have given tho gentleman rass
to Cuba.
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gans concerning conditions IN Mexico.
ne ara iuVit is Az follows;
y SWORN STATEMENT


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sLAv1N PUT OUT.
Steve o'pon@ell Pounds His Face 10 a
Jeliy

| Steve o'pon@ell Pounds His Face 10 a
Jelly.
| New York. September 2i.--Stevo O'Don-
| nell defeated Frank SlnVn in the firth
| round at Maspcth, l., l.. tonight, They
met for a twcntyrouud bout. Slaviu was
! a 20 i flVorite at first. hut on a rumor
that he had !nju .cd himself whle punch
.ng the bag. these odds dtopptd and thoro
Was FAR betung nj to 4 Ia his favor
When the meA entered the ring hoth
iook%d TO DC IN good condition and each
weighed about Isl pounds.
hohhd one Shawn lcd OF with right
ON body; both exchanged lofts on neck
IN clinrh SlaVin hAdcl left on body
ana ODornol sent a lpft on face. BON
men thoil foughcn II ana fought Wildly
pl'onncll assumed The aggressive and
lfndnd hts left twice iu VA Ck sucrosSiou
Taco, and M breaking away O'DOuuoN hst
SAaNiu hard punch ON tur back WHICH
httHrrei him. tIlonucll aEnin sent hls
lctt twice to The face aud had the better
oi the round at tho can OF time.
Round Two SnNin WAS very awkward
aui o'honucil got ~ LEFT and rirht on
'nc hoad' BON men fought ran dN, eN-
changing punches ON head nd body
htfd right from p'Dounvil made The blood
flow from Slnvin's nose.
Round Thtnr- SlJVlu led on with lcfl ON
face and both ciiuchcd Slavm laudei
lci cog u,ck. o'pnnncli jnhhrd leit un
race IhcA cHch Eut let's ou Nto and
'bl' iel Nhnh ihrN broke, O'Ifonueli
ramo quickly with straight lefts ou face
without return.
kouui l'uui--SlaNlu opened with a hard
let on the face. lie went at D'hunncu
IN a wild fashion and the NshiuE was
a. tlr g'r" and tlk1 1rlsr O'buuneu
thon sent his right Oh inc law aud SluSlu
h"ktd into his corner p'nanncn
smashed I'm wight aud iclt and the bell
Just saved knockout
hound F-vo-O' l>onncl went at h-s man
IN u tEun- hlug fashion, rlnug blows on
rork and hcUd Shvln fl,d painfully
AROUND ,he rnr ,nd PADDY Gpriula. his
Ae'ulh', jumped through th" r1pas to take
ann cut hut fhe referee Naru.d him
Lack Gormtn then said. Frank a dead,
inpf' = ~ $50 of his goinE ON any
longer"
In the molniimc Ouonuou kept ham
moring aNhY with buth flsts. aud he
soon hVi SipNin'H fucc pounded INTO "a
Jelly. Two heavy rfats tu the hrld and
81 ."ti on thr neck l4t SiANin AGAINST the
ropes I'm Il helpless coudf on and then
the referee wiilri the mon u1art nnd
siopp'd the cputcsi. aitct the ith ruuu
bad lasted one minute aud thirty -NNo sac- |
or ls
Referee Hurst awarded the nghi to
o'lorut1i.
SlnNif wants 10 meet O'ponncll again. |
dining TINT the injury 10 his back |
cnuHnI defeat.
IA Tie preliminary. "Kld" Maiden de- |
i'ated JACK Mch"ck ia ten rounds ban
.ln delights.
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TO ADVANCE THE RATES.
blanket Application for an Increas
in Freight Charges
WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMISSION
ST. Loui" Complaint Is Cuos,nr Anx,
central schedule Change-La
forie's New Rolling Stock.

Austin, Texas, September g--1udco
i'eeiiah' attorney for the Texas and
faciiic' today presented an app,lcotio,
to the railroad commission for an all.
rouhu raise IN Texas freight rates. The
application recited that roads making e.,
nave been operated economically, but that
they can not earn fixed and interest
charges under existing tariffs; that for
the twelve months ending June 10, 1s,s.
there mas been an abnormal shrinkage
IN their gross and net receipts. and that
as there is no prospect of an increase Il,
tonnage to make up the loss on tbav noos
relief.
The application is signed by the For,
Worth and Rio Grande, the Houston 1sast
ana West Texas, the Waco and North
western the Fort Worth and Denver, the
Texas and Pacific, the Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe the san Antonio and Arkansas
Pass, the Texas Midland the St Louis
Southwestern, the Tyler Southeastern. The
Missouri Kansas and Texas. and the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Texas.
When questioned about the application
Judge Freeman said there was no threat
concealed behind it, and that he did not
know what would be done II 1t was re-
fused. The roads Will he given a hearing
at an early dave, at which time iull and
complete investigation Of the rate eitua-
ton from every standpoint viii be had.
1t viii be observed ,hst among the APP
pllca,lons for the increased freight rates
is the Texas Midland owned by Ed Green.
who is State chairman of the -opublIcan
executive committee and is up 10 his ears
in Il fusion with Nearby ct al. who in
sists that tho railroad commission hasn't
reduced freight rates.
1t is learned today in addition 10 The
above that much anxiety Is felt in North
Texas over the outcome of the complaint
filed with the Interstate commerce com
mission by the business Mems league OF
St. Louis, that the difference between car
load and less than car load rates from st
Louis defined Territory 10 Texas common
point territory is too great and unjust y
preliminary henring in this matter will
be had on September y, and If :he ST.
Louis people win the North Texas Iobbers
may prepare 70 shut up shop.
Tho trouble grows out of a disturbance
In interstate rates brought about by An
temperate AGITATION on the part Of tho
Dallas freight bureau in an attempt 70
deprive Houston and Galveston Of Ger
tain advantages to which they are en-
tiled by virtue of their geographical po-
dtiot1s.
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GRAVEsEND ENTRIES.

First Kpcc- rive and ono hnif fmlonps.
2-year OLD haudicnp Iulvipsohanen 10.
Royal iitsc, Ben Ronald ~. Scarf Pm
lo9 DISTINCTION io5 Mohawk Prince lo2.
Passover as. bye No.
second Kler-Ono milo. selling. GLEN
HuFu" r.. Marshall JOS Cromwell ln5 Ia
mar ilund Spun Arap,hrc Nu.tailng,
~! '''''
ThHd RAJ Five un1 oue-half furlonss.
i"Whlll st"fos. George RIOS, nos. Trtpe.
Ii'il "N Celceo e7 Cl,ophus e5. Passover.
Arabian rs. rlNug lnlcnnnu a. M Dad
dl. brr.ih a. Day, Clvmera 40
Foutth tNtre-bn" ANA oHc-niphth mitog
handicap. Deer Slayer. Keenau iiu pa
Sauclu 49,
Fifh Race fN.-ellchths of a yiln. At.
nn'a snakes. l'cruer M. Ruhiron l2G
lionapartc le2. Preston lis Tiemargo no
AGitntor NJ. l"lGan No.
sixth Race 'rhrrp-uunrirrs OF u mile
Strrocco. Declare. Walker M. Milan. pa
greiu lf. ir idlcrnsnt. NoodViue Ariiehf.
II b"ritanoc ioS, oludo l0i. Tginousr. inu-
Iclion rs, Norman. Bonhommc 49,
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NJ 'v ib 3, Crosby. general freight agent
%eb,rnne burlington and Missouri lines in
Mlnnsassna, and William Hopkins OF the
ibn iiIrth eir roads INDUCED in practice of rev
sc Az IN the afternoon session Traffic Mana.
sager COPYRIGHT Of the Alton ana M. MI,
no a n,Ei Milton of the Katy testified. bur
T r. eV, nnalc OF Importance was obtained
ror. ..sesti sauon Will he resumed tomor-
pp,oH1eni out the inv.stigaticn Of ths
am,,,ilinnston and Rock Island. with rcfer.
t NC 10 alleged rebates to elevator mon.
VIII not be had at this session. INV '"''e'
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ARE TO MEET IN FRISCO.
Purse of Twelve Thousand for Cor.
bctt and Sharkcy
IN THE CITY OF THE GOLDEN GATI
siavin Fut Out by steve O'Donneii-Fi,s
simmons Under Arrost-story of
Baseball In beaumont

San Francisco. September 2i.--Tom
Sharkoy and James ]. Corhett are to light
ten rounds In this city for purse OF
$4,000. This afternoon ,ho>board of super
Nisors granted a permit TO the Eureka
Athletic club to give an athletic exhibit
ton on Thanksgiving eve In this city. 1t
was announced that the principals in the
contest would be Sharkey and corbett.
The battle wan be fought In the Meehan-
les PAVILION
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TO OPEN THE CAMPAIGN.

The County Democratic Committee win
Start the Bali Thursday.
The democratic campaign under the au-
spices Of the county executive committee
VIII Dr. formally opened Thursday night.
September ~ by a big rally on Marriott
Square with music by Lewis military
band. Hon Thomas II. Bail the DEM
oeratio candidate for congress for THIS
district, and VIM Holland. the democratic
candidate TO represent this district In the
legislature, VIII be the chief speakers
after which ali the county candidates VINO
desire w1ll be at liberty to occupy the
stand.
The committee intend making thus a
rnusing meeting as the opening wedge q
the campaign which will be fought fast
ind furious from that time On to the
election.
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Louls. Mo. september 81.

81. Louis. Mo, September 2l.-Fair
grounds rcsulta
selling, thrce-fourths q a milc-Joe Hart
won, Mercury second. Swifty third. Time,
l;l7is.
selling. feven-cighths OF a .mlle-Henry
Higgins Won, Hessen second, Dew OF June
third Time, 1909.
FyVn-,.ighths Of a miie--iirrse Shoe To-
baeco w0a. Jnnta Becend Sugar Foot
ihlrd. Time. i.05.
ond, Kamsin third. Time. iN3A
Three-foufths Of a mile-Indip won, Miss
Baker second, Alvin W. third. Time. 1;lG.
Selling. three-fcurths of miIe--TOmmy
Rutter won, Damoclss second. Mamie v.
third. Time. l:lGk.
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COTTON RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
PAYING, HEAVY COMMISSIONS

Chicago, september H.--The trin,'o n,i-
mental roads are stirred up over ths dis
covory tina: sin the 'ssump, on Of bust
ness on its Sunset tontc. th, solihern
Pacific has been paying tlj commission
on every passenger from NV York to
Sar Francisco who Is tiokelcd over The
Sunset route. This Is :he highest com
mission yet paid on irau-con mental
business AMI it apples to domestic us
well "a immigrant business.
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NEW HuTciIiINs Hn1rsE-

~ smith smith, Corsicana; j. II. Gibson,
s IN, isxas; NJ. w. Brown, -. Iuals:
csss opeis: New York. w. II ilrr-
H. W. II. Boykin. Il. II Burns,
h., leonard Eek, Austin. a. II. Fay,
VII oa ~ II. Petre. Galveston: Il.
'T csIo selalia, Mo. T. f. Nilreth. Den
4, .VlS, r. II. White. Chicasu: - l..
K bpiyan l.. II. Coley. san Anton - !,
IA. pryhnle, Sedalia, Mo. c. $. Mite lel,
rs,, Vhsries b, Golding. city: j W.
Ss,s,i, san Antonio; John IL Bond.
Il,a, J.. ID. Rock. Woodvlls: H. Oh
~ pehYer, Colo: NJ. NJ ifesnaon.
H. "SSr'I; J. +. Ryan. city: j. NJ.
IN ~ Louis; 4. X Franklin. New
Eil,o, H. Burkhar;, Chicago, Mul4an
krsbIs" NJ cinClnnati, II. l.. GOrnai,
n r. H. rem, j. *. Smith, %cW York.
ksan Ci,,or' chicago, j. j. Strickland
| Ii snii,y,; . w, Bottom. TeXarkana.
Ehyi,,eo il,nyan, DcuVson: A. j. Milan
i ~. Ithn.; John q. Rice. Sheiny-
Nj MI >. >. WoolNinn, Macon. Ga;
F Far, Wison, Cincinnati: W. NJ. Shu-
WIZ worth; a. W. B.ckwith, Fort
tsS, NE, Jack ION, St Louis. r. /.
i " op'lc: Il W. McIomon. NJ M
lor,b, W. hea.rcs, Nashville; James
MIN N Miss Josie Nhigon. Mrs NJ
Ne co oi,Ss N Murphy, Victoria Miss
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
PASSENGER RATES RESTORED.

Washnston, September 1.-THE sea-
board Air Line today filed notice OF the
restoration of an passenger rates on it's
lfn,s 10 take effect October ! Tho COM
tetlng lines did not meet these reductions
In passenger rates. which are now re-
stored. except OF the Chesapeake Bay. II
he SCabuard restores ties on the BAY
line the Southfcn and Pennsylvania VIII
iume 0ately restore rates on the New
York line and Norfolk rail connections.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
THE EMMET ENCl'I,sION.

TIE Galveston. La Porte and Houston
railway VIII run an excursion next sun
day from Galveston on account OF the
reproduction Of the fall OF the Alainp.
which was postponed last SUNDAY ~ tc:
fouot u rain. There win he spe lal
trafu leaving C;alVcsron AZ II o'clock at
a rite a 81 for the round trip. whcA IN
giu.les adIaiss.on 20 the grOunda.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

Austin. Texas. September Ain APP
prova! of Joint application II the Missouri,
kat,.os ard Texas and Gulf Colorado and
Santa Fe railway companies. authority
ths railroad commission to stop ear load
shlpnlen,s Of cotton seed cake In transit
for the purpose OF. grinding at an addition
d, charge OF - per ar f9r the stop, Ell
fe.,lye septtmher -, 1886.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
10 THE STATE UNlVERgJTY

e. L. berry. Joseph e. Vinson. OTTO
Pie,zner. Earl Amerman and Miss Edeh
Hon left ycgsesday for Austin to atteud
the STATE university Mr.. Vinson ana
Miss Null were members Of the pradu-
ating class OF the Houston high SCHOOL
last Juua
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
NEW DEPOT.

Atoka, l. L.. September 2l.--T'he Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway company e.
preparing to erect new depot at this
b' large force of workmen have
neen busily engaged for the past week
moving buildings Off the rirht of wny
thc company will commence the erection
OF the depot immediately
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

Charles u. Peck. manager OF the associa-
ton. only routine business was trans-
acted and the quarterly report OF Major
Peck was presented and accepted. The ac.
count Of the meeting was withheld from
publication heretofore, as nothing OF pub
lie interest was DISPOSED Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
DATE CHANGED TO MONDAY.
Gcrman Day to Be Celebrated Monday
October g.

The anticipated collision between the
Gernaa day celebration and the circus on
Tuesday, october G. as intlmated In yes
tefday's Post has been ayeriei by tho
German day committee advancing the date
~ tnef ceiebralon one gay, giving II On
was originally contemplated. hence there
was no necessity for a petition 10 the city
council ycsteria asking for a right VI
way over The streets on Tuesday the 9Th
In eCIer 70 forestan the elrcus parade.