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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
BANK or COMMERCE..

11amdaiors Report ON NJ smanagcmen,
The institution lnstlvopt.
New Orleans, September % Messrs
I'cyncs aud I'psih. lqnldAlors ~ the BAN,
Of Commerce ths afternoon filed rsport
In The civl district court as follows;
"Al,lroueh wo have not yet completed
our investigation, we have deemed u pro.
per 10 submit a general statement M the
condition OF tho Bunk of Commerce for
tho Information Of Inc court aud of all
parties Interested We now. therefore, ill
a summary of the bauk'a assets aud lia-
hlitics We have made II up from the
books and Drcoruts of the h9nh ~ we
found them and from the beg NnfUrmntio
which Wo have hf~n able to gather other
wise Perhaps, upon further lnVeStigat on,
the figures We NOW present VIII hive to
be somewhat mldlnod The stun ON may
he NJ Chilly h.ttcr ar plightlV wOraH, bat
tho general rcAult VIII not amer mat RI
ally.
I'VE nrc sorry 80 have to say that The
affairs % the bank have been mismnnnvNi
tiat some OF ihc lcaGunts hnVc net ln"n
kept properly AMI That grave irregnlnfit 90
have bcen comm iafd
1.-THE ovordrlfis amount 10 m're than
,acn. 0lo The names 81 tnc persons who
have thus drawn out nc fnn1E OF The
bank mnd the sums received by them, re-
gpccttyrlY, VIII be Ect forth IN the ihFfn-
l,lry of Tho banks aFHrtA, which Nio court
has ordered and which Is now hong
"On the whole It "a manifest that tho
bank /. inSolycu. that rs surplus ana
its capitnl q lost and that under favor
ahlo circumstances all that cpn ne ar.
ran,plshed VIII be the payment IN fnll
az the deposits aud bills payable due by
the bank Even ths however Is not Ger
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that bimctallists of the district would
not nave chance TO vote for n candidate
who voiced their sentiments ON the imam
cial question or who would represent the m
properly In congress. Considering Tho
financial question the all amportau; ques-
ton 10 tho people who earn their living
oy honest endeavor, either as farmers
iaoorers professional men, or men of all
branches of business other than that OF
money lending, announced that would
MAKE thc race unless man came out
under pledge and in sympathy with the
democratic platform and the party's Ma
tional ticket Bryan and sewall
Nhen the convention met they Endorsed
the National platform and the candidate
named has. since that time in speeches
at different places, declared himself in
fun sympathy with the platform and has
publicly pledged himself to use his best
energy and ability to carry out every
measure outlined IN tho platform,
Mir. ilawley, the republican candidate.
stands for the gold standard and the high
tariff laws. which worked 80 disaSlrou' ~
on any interest of the masses--a law thi,
enabled Mr., Carnegie, the arinor plate
king. TO increase his fortune from $1,000
10 s60.0N 600 ia n few short years.
MIR. Allen. the populsi candidate, repre-
sents the nai money idea. irredeemahe
paper money. not a promise 10 pay money
as our grccnhncks and treasury notes
were, but irredecniable paper backed 10y
nothing.
Now, white am free TO admit that
McssrS. lidWtey ana Allen are clever gen
4lemcn. against whom no charge Of uu-
saNory character has been made. l believe
the policies represented by them would
IL enacted INTO laws, prove disastrous 10
any country. Not wishing therefore to
cause division In the true himetallic
vote. hut desiring above all things . sc
a true bimoRlist elected from the Tenth
district a man who viii be In iull sym
pathy with MIR. Bryan. who Will hc our
next president, after returning thanks 10
my many friends throughout the dts r,%
for their ncouraCTmcnt. | withdraw from
the race and hopc that every voter OF
the Tcnth district favorable to a rotutn
to She OLD time honorcd lime tested sys-
tenn of hitaetallism founded wiui cur e
public and maintained as long Ns como
Gratis controlled Our National legislation
will cast their votes fIr senator james
Shelhurnc OF Au.tln county, ~ Nhom Tho
people may rely for a iMshful sctNltc ami
performance of he pledges - The Nation
al platform With energy and ahilN. Re
specially, All. II. IL '"lar'
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Sued by General Superintendent s,mmor.
,,SIne ne Issued a personal cirnmiar 10
strue c,u1slhcers employed by the road IN.
~ ICING them to be more careful 'rh,s
"nns iioliowed August by a circular .'ro
60, imsinecrs, stating that killing OF
a. N IN, Was OF 100 frequent Occurrence and
no :. "tsu.e ensineers would be cxpec.ed to
s sIh'o lor SOCK Killed unless they could
S Snov mat que diligence was used to pre-
Nh ~ SUPERINTENDENT simmons said
,.lis was not effective, and September "a
ne issued another circular, 10 wh;~h was
altachcd contract which the engineers
WWIIIe requested to sign. The contract pro.
,lueu mat the sui scriher thereto errees
W pay one-half the amount of damage
winch is assessed against the railway
COMPANY for stock Killed. the engineer
ooleatlng himself to use ali diligence
10 prevent stock deaths.
,, TOW many have signcd?" asked a
iVSi reporter of Superintendent Simmons
w nave enough engineers to keen all
trains moving and there are IN ny uppN
cations from men who are wiilins to sian
me contract. 1t is simply a business ar
.ansemeh, by which We will enforce eau
non rs an engineer Will not XIII stock
Wneh ne Knows IL will cost HIM some
ln'ns. There Is no liability on the par;
OF the company where the road is fenced
u que diligence Is shown TO have been OBJ
serve1, and that is what We ask on the
part or our employees"
Do any refuse TO sign?" he was asked
nes. two or .hree,' was the reply.
What was done about IT." was the
next question.
They were dropped from the rolls"
sad The superintendent at Is not an
arbitrary request. l., Is simply TO pre-
went useless expense
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CORPORATE NAME CHANGED.

| Transfer in Form Of the Property OF the
Navigation Company.
Three instruments We're filed with the
county clerk yesterday the cffect of
which is to transfer the entire property,
real and personal, of he Houston Direct
Navigation company Of Houston, Texas.
The purpose of this is that October l
next the charter of the Houston Direct
Navigation company as a corporation or
ganized Glder the laws OF the State viii
expire. The stockholders have re!ncor-
porated under The name OF the Inrect
Navigation company OF Houston, Texas
and the business Will be continued as be-
FORE the officers OF the company being
the same as in the Old company,
The decd flied Yesterday rcoitcs that for
u consideration Of $4,000, $4,000 of which
is CASH the following property Is trans
of Houston, Texas The iron hull steam
tug Louise, the wooden huh steam tug
Nina, the wooden hull steam tug J. II.
Dick Eddie, Abbie. Willie, Boots, Jules.
Daisy, Reed, M" G. c. Gibbs. Alice
and Waldo; part Of lot l. block 3, south
43, north side OF Buffalo bayou below
White oak bayou, the marine ways, ma
chinery and the building for he me
situated nut the wharves of the Hous IN
Texas the wharves and cotton chutes At
the Standard compress. at the new COM
IrrSS ana at liff bayou 10y compress.
The conon platform on the north side OF
Buffalo bayou the Warehouse xSO feat.
north side OF Buffalo bayou; the wharf.
67x2l0 feet, north side of Buffalo bayou,
and the office of the company and ware
house on the north side Of Buffalo bayou;
thirty new tarpauiins: ninety old AR
paulins, twenty new cotton trucks, seven
ty-cight old cotton trucks; two moi dug
engines and boilers; stores, lumber, tools,
skiffs yawls, small flathoatS, and also the
barces under construction to be known
as Van Week. c, w. Ben and ii. a.
Jones.
The deed is signed by W. G. Van Week
as president ami Paul Flato as Sc retary
1t provides that the payment is 10 be
made $4,000 cash and a $4,000 promissory
note due forty days from daie ami bear
!ng per cent Interest. The payment -
,e5ured by a deed of rust on the pro cr,y,
A. c. Hutchinson being made trus.ee
However, this is a matter of form. as 1t
is only the transfer Of property from oac
corporate name to another the companies
being idcnically the same, the exp!rt-
ton Of the charter Of the Houston Direct
Navigation company being he caus of
the transfer to The new concern, and the
business will he operated the same as
before. The instruments bear date OF
l.
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GENERAL HARDIN.
The Gallant Fentuckan Speaks Of the
canyass IN His State.

The Gallant Fentuckian Speaks Of the
C1nvaf4s IN His State.
Cincinnati, September %. General p.
Wa Hardin Of Kcntucky was at the
Gibson house yesterday on route for
Woodsyillc, Ohio. where he speaks today.
He ako speaks al Wheeling. ~. Va.
Tuesday and az Wollsburg on wednesday.
In reply TO number OF questions regard
ng the outlook IN Kentucky, General
Hardin sad
u have been speaking over tho length
and breadth Of the state for six weeks.
and ! have not ~ OF doubt but what
1or.fy. The First congressional district
VII give him over 1000. and the Second.
which went Agargt me when | ran for
governor VIII give Bryan from 500 10
400 majority 1hore are more p5pul.sts
III the Sc ond than any Other diHtr ct and
they VIII all support the silver flckrt.
M any men who voted aRalnat me have
come 10 me and said they regretted q
and would make amends by voting for
"a the Third. Yes. think John b.
Eighth. In the Eleventh, which has here
tofOrc given several thousand republican
majority. we have made more rapid gains
than anywhere, and II two republicans re-
inafn on he ficket for congress. the demo
crLts VIII carry IT, Never ". thin my rec
objection have eyer known such Wild
agitation among the people ana such a
fixed purpose ana determination 10 win.
Tho simple announcement tina. there ~ 10
be A speech IN silver anywhere by aLy-
body Il snfiinent to draw n crowd. Ken.
lucky 81 safe for Bryan"
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WILL REoRGANIzE.


Fort Worth and Denver to Go out Of
Receivers Hands.
Fort Worth, Texas, September 23.-Re-
celvcr Morgan Jones OF the Fort Worth
and Denver Oty railway has returned
from the East where he had been On
business in cora-rtlon with the reJrgnni-
yatlon of his company. II states that Jur-
ing next month the road viii pass out
of the hands of the reCe var. turthc.
than this mere statement Mr.. Jones re-
fused 10 give out a,y information, saying
thalt the matter was IN the hands Of the
court and he did not care to anliclpa,e
what action would be taken in the prem
ises . -..
II is learned chat the road will pass oui
of the receivers hands October %. when
ask 4 who would be members of the new
contrary. Receiver Jones refused 10 dis-
cnss the mater. but I is conceded here
fba4 Inc receiver will he made president
Of ths reorganized company, the position
he Rod priar TO the road being thrown
ma me courts There Will probably De
~ change made In many of the Offices
/ l. Coodr who has long held the pJsi,
ton Of general super ntehaen', VII
do,ibtless continue in office and beo's;
strong. the present eclng andIor' ~ 10
Chtef Clerk j. *. Frederick: WIN nS'u ne
cared f-r. II is thought tnat VITA M
,eorganiznr.5n of the company 2 Erta. a.
deal Of money will come 10 inc roaa WIN =.
Win insure several Contemplate - ~,
CONS. one of the con- emplatel EXTENSIONS
l. a lire to the gulf.
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NATIONAL BANKERS.
All the spoakers Pit In Word for t
Gnld STANDARD

All The spoakers Pit In a Word for tho
Cold STANDARD
81. Louis September 9.-At the second
days sesson Of the American Bankers
association only half tho delegates we're
In their seats when Archbishop KAN made
the opening prayer,
NJ. s. Hnrrncr of Helena ARK. reported
money conditions IN his state bcuter since
lie cotton crop hogan moving. lie depre-
Gated the extent OF the free silver senti-
ment IN the country and smaller towns.
and said tho banking interests ere dong
what thry could 20 stamp " out
number Of delegates made short talks
for their respective states, In the course
or which they amps' invariably put In "A
word for the gold standard.
BRADFORD Rhodes OF Mamma moroneck,
n y wound up his talk by Declaring that
The Empire State would roll up a biz ma
jcrity against free silver Mt the coming
election.
A the conclusion Of the roll call there
Was general discussion OF various sub
irctp
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Senator George and organizer Hcbron
Working for the Party

Senator George and orsnnl2er Hcbron
Working foi the Party
Mcmph.s, Tenn. September - A spc-
.tl -, 81. E,r,r,cr~ii,i- Atr,ai from
'"' Nv "a"
Greenwood, Misa.' says senator d. q.
George and Hon. H. l.. HcbIun mHde
.hort nd4irasscs TO tho Bry-an and Sewali
~, ,, , ,-
N.uoS " =" p'V'' '"''"'' n.y. ''""'
There were about 800 peopl" present ana
much enthusiasm WAA man.icstci, MI
,I,t.,,,, -. a.. ~, trnss and wu.
''cpioh Ai"H' ''' No. ~S"-
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cI4OCTAW CENSUS.

Atoka. l. Il. September 2.-The Choc-
ta,y council In session at Tuskahoma
passed a bill Saturday making an appro-
,r,atfon for the purpose Of taking tho
census Of the Choctaw Nation.
Emmcrsor Folsom, Charles LAHORE and
Martin Charleston were appcinte4 com
rous They were Instructed 10 make three
lists one containing names OF all the Choc-
law indians by blood. and one containing
,tsmes Of ali intermarried white citizens
md one containing names of all Choc aw
freedman ,-., -
Gagged nj Vinita completing the rolls. IhS
viii act in conjunction with the Dawes
cou,Iuiss on.
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SCHEDULE CHANCES.

Southern Pacific and La Porte Roads
Have New Tine Cards.
TIE time table win change today. The
rearrangement in the schedule of the
Southern Pacific company as outlined in
The Post last week. WI be effective this
morning and in future the trains will run
as follows:
Tnn No. II, eas.bound, arrives $50 a.
M; leaves $50 p. IN.
Tran No. IS. westbound. arrives 10 p.
M: caves l0;95 p. m.
Train No; 49, eastbound. arrives 7:lO o
m. leaves 7.30 p. IN.
Train No. 90, westhound, arrives Sl5 a
m. leaves 9.0i a m
ira ms Nos. 10 and % arc the Califorula
trains. Under The former schedule the
California trains arrived here. tho west
houAd at might and The eastbound in the
morning, hut The new schedule gives Il
compete rehrrangcmcIt OF this The
schedule has been fully explained IN The
foSt IN previous issues 1t is now effect
\ new time table on the Calves ton, Ia
Porte and Houston railway went into ef-
feet "a; /. .Ql o'clock this morn ng 1t is as
follows.
Train No. /, southbouad. leaves "A. m.
IRAN No. :, northhound. arrives 9i-5
a. m.
Tran 30 > southbound. leaves ! 80 p. m.
Train NO. q, northbounI, arrives 40
Train No. 7, southbouud. leaves 40
Tran No. s, northbound, arrives 1905
p. m
This is a great Improvement In the
sehedule Of the In Porte road the arrival
or the last rain being much earlier than
heretofore, which is a convenience. us The
late arrival In Houston vas not pleas
N"e 70 passengers
The change of schedule on the Houston
and Texas Central rnilD.a, r,hf., 49,
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can txnrcss company. was in the ely
yesterday.
John Joblin. an engineer OF the South
ern Pac Tie. IS quite sick at his nome IN
the Fifth ward.
colonel 7. II. Kingsley IF Louisville ana
Nashville fame spent yesterday win we
boys on Ticket row
General Freight Agent H. a. Jones or
tho Ungston and Texas Central railway
has rgtGr1ed from a trip East
n W Downey. general freight agent Of
the Houston East and West Texas: IS IN
Sbravcport attending cotton meeting.
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RUNNING AT A LOSS

Colmesnel. Texas, September 2s.-The
change Of schedue on tho Trinity and Sa-
bins read to that of one train cas-, ono
d9N. ana one west the next s very incnn-
Venient TO the travelling public anl 80
business men along the linz" However,
M read Is sad to be operating at Il loss
to rs owners Just now and retrenchmcut
should Therefore hc tolerated hy the pub
nc WIN minimum amount Of srnmblIns
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Galveston. Texas. September ~ In tho
cour of c.Vn app',is thc following mo-
tom were II 1ulIt pa tldiyi
,c n1yancc.-p z 'uil;ra cs w u.
Wchh. from HANK
FER rehe'rius + D. r,roek Va j. A.
bHlgnn, from Mnhig
lion. y. A. Mccall OF wilma was IN at
tcndancc today.
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Sour Lake ~ so much cooler than tho
hot city If you nre q well person the
quiet aud rest VIII benefit you II suffer
Ink from stomach trouble "a any hnec-
ton Of The SKIN. the mineral waters and
famous mud baths" are an untaillng
cure. Hacks IN waitlas at every train Ia
convey you 10 the hotel Rates reduced
10 so per week. Correspond witt Mcasrs
Newton * Freeman for testimonials and
further Information
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THE TENTH DISTRICT.

T'0lar WlthirlNF& PROM INV race IN fdNOr
OF jim Shclburuc.
To the Voters of the Tenth Congressional
District.
Alvin. Texas. September 23.-When ! an
notnced as an nfeprnd,ni candidate for
congress In the Tenth district. | did 20
Win The information hat a majority Of
Tho delegates to the diofn't democratic
couyen'ion we're opposed 10 the Chicago
platform and 70 the free coinage Of gold
either metal al the ratio OF l6 30 /.
My information Was that the three ctn-
didaies before the convention were for
the gold standard and L. occurred 10 me
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ENOUGH HAVE SIGNED,

Ia Porte Engineers Agree TO faF nan
the Damage
Engineers on the Galvesto'., La Pore
and Houston railway have agreed to pay
ha,f the EXPENSES of stock they XIII, or
a., least enough of them have agreed 10
icon all the la Porte locomotives going
rhis &c the ending of matter that has
neen The subject OF several circulars Is
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INVASION OF KURns.

Constantnope September 3.-Dsturb-
o,ca. occurred on September Is at Gum.
.,h., sn the yallayett OF Kha-put
o,,tnr Ia an Invasion OF KurdS. No details
bay., been received Troops have been dis
~ tched 10 the scene.
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sENAroR sMlTm AGAIN.

New York September %. Tinted states
Senator james Smith Of New Jersey. has
taken another turn on She financial ques-
tinn. Before leaving for Europe he an
nouncei mat he would heartily SUPPORT
the Chicago ticket and platform. The,,
ne returned from Europe. and yesterday
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Tho Houston East and West Texas
railway WIN run special train 20 Hum
Me. Texas. september %, leaving the
Firth ward depot at $50 o'clock n. IN
o.. account OF a big barbecue to be neld
there. There Will be plenty OF music and
Speaking. The round "trip rare is i0c.
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DTEL BRISTOL
European Plan.)
TRAVIS ST. AND CAPITOL AVE,
Houston, Texas.

ROOMS 500 PER DAY.
rntric Lights, Steam Heat Elevator,
IN and Return Bells in all Rocms,
ts and Elegantly Furnished,
seyihing Modern.
n. CLASS GAZE SERVICE AT
MODERATE PRICES.
IuRISON & AlALtN, Manarcrs
(sNERLY OF CAPITOL HOTEL.
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The Houston East and West Texas
railway will run "A special train from Lui-
lin TO Houston October on eccoun; OF
Ringing Bros shows. The maximum
fare, including admission to the circus,
Nm he 81 30.
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sIIlrs rnn srArE rAXns.

Wnro Texas September ~ Attorneys
,ctiuR for Tho state of TcSnN flied arty
suits tp'iay for taxes under the new NV
for taxes.
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Fs1Nc HOUR OF TRAIN MAILS.

5s on the IIIIrIIduUIdI HHU TFVat
m and the Galveston, Houston and
ron arrive at and depart from the
Eational depot, foot of Congress ave-
Waour, Kansas and Texas trains
Ia Katy depot, at the foot of Mont
y avenue. north side OF the bayou:
ION, La Porte and Houston and ali
roads except those mentioned use
hand Central depot.
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>.-u- vopK my GOODS.

New York. september 9.--Dry Goods
There was no general denlaa1 on lne par
=, s,,ot huvers though NAL and wire Or
9 o. ~ ooted M very well for certain
classes Of goods.
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THE HOTELS.
] LAwLOR-t.ATES. $3.50 AND 81.
q DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO-

pAi. JAMES LAW LOR. PRO-
nET0R.
L Black, San Antonio: +. C. Nc
E1s E. Campo; G. Tsumtany, Japan;
lApphgton, Houston; Z. X. Bate,
hrs. 5. u, Larry, Texarkana W.
faddln and wife, Beaumont Miss
kFadiin, Beaumont; w. l.. Moore.
and, Ohio; f: l.. Chapman and
Guero' ". c: Smither. Huntsville,
Barton, New York; Mrs. S. l.. Allen
ko0; +. NJ. Lltt,ell, St. Louis; w. 3.
fse, San Antonio; Allen Il. Cameron,
s.m William Thompson. Dallas: j.
|NHls San Antonio; j. w. Allison,
t0E 4 oppeahe.mer, Philadelphia
.; HrHi.tn, Terrell; j. Isaacs, New
MISS Griffith, Terrell; Robert
Memphis: A. ], Gutta harm al
6E.ownwood; j: 7. Devfne, San An
"a. Dalton, Liberty; G. s. Perry
|eion; II. L. schmilier, Galveston.
hodge Boston; j. Il. Kauffman
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take Laxative Bromo Qu.nine Taoist ::
XII druggists refund the money " is''4
10 cure &c.
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THERE
Is SOME

satisfaction In finding something better
than the last OF the kind you had for
less money. Money talks very loudly to-
uay-tt Is doing all the talking. When
we would like TO have you see n Suit with
this label on the coat:
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TONS CASE coNT1N,-Ep.

/ hugh ~ ! eAaf' September 23.-The trial
knss ninvl.lS charged with murder in
faed ur, oeN,y, set for today. was con-
|n, Of ~ a. motion of defendant ON ac-
o'ehce of important witnesses.
esk S ss Texas. September .3.--B.
[str and cut y" n ,, this morning gear
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A s,,.,,. In city.
sinclair, New Orleans; J.Cox. Ft.
III RAJ al, hanson, beaumont: J., r.
\" roeaunont; w. II. Dickson. Beau.
WI L; Davis, Columbus: j C. kei-
. ass. q; j. Handy. St. Louis; G. i.
fusrr ST. Louis; d. +. Hart, Den
MI, Il; Levy, Denison; u. p. HAS.
~ wy IA a.. T. Rugby, Wharton: II. II.
eeron,uuimbus: j: l.. Neal, Columbus.
M D'gohS' -. Louis: L., l.. Foster.
u, Sra1.caeo; j, Is. Boon, Fort Worm.
oMnarton, Cincinnati; j. 4. Blake
psrr1aahs, + I. Morgan Dallas. j.
tpMe snd wife Smiihville: 4. n.
9Fs'Yesto1 Max Solntzcr New
S, i,asker; Galveston: J. Il. Dupcy.
! NJ OII'o: j T. TAYLOR, Wharton. Mr.
q MMse Eo:J W Hawkins. Hallettsyiils.
y n Var var Smithv,lle; q. l.. Gruch ana
T's"sco; w. @. Ellis, New Orleans.
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CAPITOL
HOTEL.
M

"a XXI ' ~ ! -.
Rates, $3.50 to
$500 per day.
: x I y elegant
r o o m g with
bath. Larg Q
sample rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Fest accom-
modatlons for
commercial man