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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
HOUSTON THE HUB CITY.
Comptroller Ecklcs Dcsianatcs It as
Reserve City.
ONLY TWO OTHERS IN THE SOUTH.
Heuston Thss Acknowledged to BE the
financial Center Of tho
State.

Houston has been designated by the
comptroller OF the currency as a reserve
city for National hanks. the commission
being Issued yesterday.
What does It mean?
In the first place. 1t means that Houston
has a population of at least 5000. and that
It is the financial center of Texas.
There are only two other reserve cities
In the South--New Orleans and Savannah,
Ga.-and the selection of Houston is an
acknowledgment of the strength and CON
servatiye management also of Houston 5
National banks
Under the National banking act all cities
are divided into three classes-central re-
serve cities reserve cities and those cities
that do not belong TO either of these first
two classes. Central reserve cities are
required to have at least 800 coo population
and as matter of fact New York is the
only central reserve city in the United
States OF course there are other cities
that have the requisite population. but
there are other conditions that must be
complied with also. In reserve city the
National banks ere required to keep on
hand Is per cent OF their liabilities Instead
OF is per cent as required OF National
banks in other cities not reserve Now
tnat houston mas teen designated as a re-
serve city. any National bank in any
city In the State can. by application TO
the comptroller OF the currency. have ANY
one OF the National banks IN THIS city
designated rs It's reserve agent. when
this has been done. then the Natiepa,
bank IN the Interior hes the right 10 count
as cash In its vault whatever amount #
may have TO its credit with its reserve
agent AS this IS manifest heneti: &c
the interior National banks, 1t is very
natural to suppose that very many OF IT.,
interior National banks Will avail them.
selves OF the opportunity to have their re
serve agents appointed In Houston.
New York IS the central reserve city. an
Il bears the same relation to the Natlora
banks IN the reserve ol;es tnat the re
serve cities do toward the National bat x.
In other cities not reserve. New York J.
the Acknowledge financial center Of TIL
country. chiefly because tho resefy. CT!
National banks all over the United state
always keep deposits with their central re
serve agents in that rity. In the sam,
way the fact that Houston IS reserv
city will eventually bring deposits from n
National banks OF other cities IN the Stat
and will make this city the financial cen
ter of Texas
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YoRK.Baren Constantine V; dc
Grimm. the well known cartoonist. Is dead
Of pneumonia complicated with kidney
disease.
COopERs. n. y-Walter Bidlor aged
TO- killcd himself With shotgun to es-
cape Il threatened punishment for dis
obedience.
NEW YORK-Charlcs II. voorhls. nm
oX-membor of congress, commueA suicide
In his Inv office. Dependency because Of
lack OF business.
lNDGANAPolIS--t General and Mrs Har-
rlson gave their first informal reception
since their marriage Mt their homo on
North Delaware street
CHICAGO Ex-president Harrison will
preside al the annual contes, of the North
rrn prutoriCal association, which viii bo
held at the Auditorium May /.
san FRANCISCO--i;x-p District Attorney
James H. Page has been found guilty Nc
emhcz1lement OF $500 for an insane pa
CllICAG The Nodorlanders OF Chicago
made elaborate preparations for their ban
uurt. glvcn at klngsiny's. In honor of their
patron saint, William the Silent. prince OF
| Orange
loSroN-The house committee on ways
and means, To which was referred the ap-
| preparation of $4,000 for a statue of Gen
Neral Butler, viii report against the appro-
pration.
BUTTE. Mont. +. Kelly. prominent
| Mason and one of tho largest wholesale
| fruit dealers in the city. committed suicide
| - HH'oNhs hiiSt4i III inc HtAu. BONES
| tic trJuhl..
| MEANWHILE. PA broken rail on the
New York, Ponnsylvania and ONO railroad
| wrecked tho third sec ton of freight train
| No. s. Two men were killed and three
others seriously injured.
| APPLETON. Wis.-Julius Zilke, who
| murdered IN cold blood his employer I'd.
| ward Davis. a wealthy farmer. was cap
| tured here after "A desperate struggle In
which ho WAS probably fatally shot.
| DENVER--J. O. kennedy, railroad
| clerk, shot his wife In the righ, temple
and his young son in the mouth with n
| small revolver and then attempted to XIII
| himself with knife. The wounds are not
| fatal
| BOSTON--paly Of New York defeated
| tarnier. tho Rolgian champion, in tho
| third contest OF the international billiard
| tournament, The score-Daly 800 highest
run q. average iiii; GARNER 25I, highest
| run "a. average S.ii.
| BLOoMiNGpALE. ". J.-This section
is oyerrun with tramps. and numberless
small thcits and other dcprodutions are
| causing great annoyance 10 respectable
| citizens. There are hundreds of them and
| the authorities are having "A hard task con
| trolling them
NEW YORK Tho Herald says: The
Herald was Informed on the best of au.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. company


There WIS n large audience ut the opera
house last night to witness the Southern
drama louisiana" performed for tine
first tmc ia Houston. This company,
which has been drawing large houses
during the whole week, surpassed Itself
In Its attcmpt last night The perform
auc" WAS Onc out of mo ordinary and was
handled splvndsily.
Tho scene Of the play ia one OF the Old
Southern plantations IN Atchafalaya par
ish Louisiana, and introduces many ia
mil.ar Southern sconcs. such as aristo-
cratic lifo among the plantrrs an auction
OF ungroos, plenty of knives aud pistols.
aud an odd and very pleasing introdue'
ton OF an Indian character
INC versatile Mr. Aiurdocn took the part
some fiery and artistic work.
Mis- Florence Hamilton rs Zoe was
graceful and hympaihctic. Mr. Day ~
seated "A un.luo comedy part TO cNeellrni
effect. All the cast dd unusually slronI
and pleasing work. particularly Mrs
Frances Murdoch. and George w. Mahart
The best work of tie evening. was tha;
OF lohp " Barry 40 Wnl-no-tae "A lipar
emo and the pauiomime SCENE where ~
discovered the murder of Paul. the litil'
qundroon hoy was IA piece 90 smooth an,
thosoughlv arristiu acting The duel win
ioniyes between Wah-no-toc aud MccloskN
WAS Extraordinarily good aud was q
Eroa, relief from tho usually tame swor'
| encounters upon the stage,
| The KEYNOTE Of the play was the low
| Of George Pryton, an aristocratic youn'
| South"rnor, educated tn Europe. for Zoe
an octoroon slave. who seemed To he a.
| Inmntn of the homo Of Mrs. pevton, widow
| OF Judge peyton, her fniher, ana h
| strenuous efforts to marry her In spite o
| her own objections on very good grounds
| In real He aristocrntic young southern
ors. educated I'm Europe, have not beer
| noted for an uncomfortable penchnnt 10
! uniting themselves IN marriage 10 octo
| room girls
Tho play, however. was excellently rem
dcrci and the audience was highl
| pleased Al rhe conclusion of the per
Torrance last night the lucky holder of
number drawn from "A box upon the stag
received sgi In cash.
| The play tonight will be East Lynne
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reter MnrtInoz. q MoNIcan. v
TItnN yorn X RAYS ON rHls.

That's the heading Of I'd kiam's nd on
page three Of this paper, and Hike all the
transactions Of this up-to-daie merchant,
this ad viii stand the light of the y rays
thrown ON H. 4 large clothing man
ufacturer In New YORK. who Is note FOR
making some OF the best rea1y-tn-wcar
clothes In the land mnie mir. kiam u
delivery OF "A great many hundred suits "A
month later than he should. He gave MIR
KAN the privilege to sell these suits out
AT once for his account or return thcm.
tends selling thcn and us he has only Two
days 10 do IT IN. lie has priced these suits
that were all intended 10 sell for SIS and
sl5 al $40 II viii be busy scene Of KAN 5
Mamr6~n Clothing establishment today
and tomorrow. Extra clothing statesmen
will be on hand to promptly ~ everybody
and we believe everybody who Is ANXIOUS
TO dress well nj small cost VIII be on
hand at Kiam's today or tomorrow.
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pEA, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Moody, IL interest n blocks and
2. also lots 5. 9. 10. il. y, - and u.
block g, also lots 10 and II, block
1. of Brady's addition, also lots
and 2. block $, south side Bumalo
ror's addition 49,, ..........,. ~
Benjamin Butterworth Harris 70 j..
a Moore, 60 acres Of land out OF
William Whitlock survey ........
John il. Kirby TO WIN. II. Spron.
lot 8, block 4. in subdivision u "
acre lot 10 Of the Holman seryey..
Of Amasa Turner league .....,.,,.
Sarah G. Bovine ct al 70 George y.
EenwIck all right. title and inter
est in 40 1-3 acres out 81 q survey
originally granted to the heirs OF
Thomas: also 2i3 1-s acres IN Tom
Green nu Se9nty 1t al to O. V. Fried.
man 100 acres out OF southwest
corner 81 A. e. Reynolds ieague,.
"A Thomas e Co, by sheriff, y
MAYER Kahn & F'reiberg,. lots I.
s, and II. block Ss1, south sac BUT
a ia For 9a sgsnith 10 N. s. schmitz, all
'r,rit title and interest In section
10 Of State school land. containing .
N III s :. Schultz to Robert Bryon
Brownlee. section 10 Of state
school lands. containing oP hcres,
J. q. McPeak and wife to .us.he
Artusy and wife. north - o, io ,i..
d dIy,sion nc" Of n. Is. Terrell survey.
james Il, y. Wilson 10 II, ~; Ihn,y,r;
outIot A. block %. containing ~ Ia
acres; also lots IL and ~, DOCK 3D.
In Webster .....-.- ,..'-''' 1870
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AN uNwELcoME sERENApE.

crowd Of hoodlums proViuea mem"
selves with tin cans, horns ana o'ne' M
struments of torture last night anu "'hue
o,,ac,< ,,non n residence opposite tho
Eotiston Inflrnnry where wedding was
IN progress, serenading the brlaai iHrty
With a series of discordant SOUNDS, whien
are calculated 10 provoke q. breach OF the
pn,ca. They were requested to desist and
Replied that they would " given som, ~
beer Each one OF the party was ninei d ~
Years OF age. As the noise was unnppre-
eiated III the Houston Infirmary ana very
Annoying to patients therein, gehtisp,en
from that Institution threatened tnc 'u''-
Mos with arrest and they dispersed
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q. Forge, loe Fannie Roewna lo2. Hanlon
l0i Frantier, Tradition. Rondo, Subito.
l.easoman. Fred *. l07, Nat Il. liz.
one mile. handicap -Crevisss ~. braria
iiA David l0S Lady lnez Jos.
one and one half miles Gardner ~
Leonard H. ~. Little Tom. SandoNM lol,
Wedeeneld lo2 Rifle Mckenzie lO3. jim
Henry ioi Marcel lQ5. -,
Milo. soiliug-Pug 90 Favorlne 92. III
Captain 81 Jane. Dutch Arrow "a. Wits
per. Iorc Joc-o-Sot g6 ranjundum %. VII
lowhrook l0l. Imp. Saturne JOG. Masonic
Home liz. -
seven -eighths OF n m,lc, selling Rosa
lind III. Strabcrtha 81 crimson Rim ~.
Spring Board o.. Fas.g "a. Ren Maid a5.
Albert 5 a. Begue. Imp. Sam Lewis 100,
Miss Perkins I'LL Sun Dawn Loo, Miss
Clark Denver l0J Trenton I05.
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Cuero. Texas. April IG - Tho bicycle
races came off yesterday according to
programme They were largely attended
by the citizens
Tie chief interest was in the two and
three-mie races. The three mile race
was won easily by Charles Allen OF Bee
Vile with George Anderson OF Cuero sec
ond The two-mile was won by Anderson
OF Cucro. with Stapleton of Beevilie sec
onl.
At tho close OF the programme race
was arranged between Warn and Sonhy
of Cuero in which the sporiingly inclined
were considerably loser, having backed
Sorshy ngninst Warn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
NEMpORr ENTRIES.

SIX aud onehaTf furlongs--Her-
man los, Rightmore jog. Rampant
part l02. Elizabeth, Rupee 100. Interior
49, Black Tiger o. Aurcoa. bertrand s3.
Seven eghths of mllc-prohasco,
Frontiuan, Gateway ITO, Sidkel l02, ga
mono 20.
Hale mile-Red JOS, Bessie L., Lady
Looram l05 The Planet 1903 Fannie
Brown. Blackstone. r're.o. Noiido. Wood
lawn. Margaret u. 100.
one mile selling King Charlie lib. Tup
to, j. {. W. III. Hippogriff The Banker
49,
one mile and fifty yards. scllns-Gx,or
10, Golden Crown. j. =. u. lo6, Oudague
Tariff reform 1913.
Six and one-half furlongs, selling-Cy-
clone 1Oa Cuticine 10I. Ed Gaitland. Ire
NOR los. Hubert 1903 Tough Timber, sum
mer Coon 1O2, j. " Co as G.adiola SO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
MAYOR IVY WIFI. PITCH.

Galveston. Texas. April N.--Nanagcr
Work has completed arrangements for
the opening of the Texas league season
on Saturday next when tho Galveston
and Houston teams will cross bats at
Mayor Fly has consented to Mitch tn,
first ball over the plate and speec1es VIII
be made by prominent citizens.
sunday the Galveston club VIII go 10
Houston. where they play three games.
An effort IS being made to have INC Gal
weston. Houston aud Henderson AMI SAN
Ia Re railroads make n special rate of 81
for round trip to Houston on san Jacinto
Day aud II this is accomplished II Is prop
to Houston on this occasion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
NEMpORr RACES.
Very Good Odds Against Most OF tn
Wlnnni.S-

Very Good Odds Against MOST OF the
Winners.
Cincinnati Ohio, April 1.-THE track
was good at Newport To-Day;
SIX rurlongs. s-ycar-olds-Nana, o. Gard
ancr). 10 to j. Hands on lc5 Ham). 4 to J.
second: Cashier. vs. QDunn). to !. third.
Time. i:lS 81
Four aud one-halt furlongs, e-year- olds--
Cynthia H.. l0i diam. 3 to i, won: Let
Fly. llS u.ewisl to !. second; Covinelon,
loi Nlatihcws). ~ To l. third. Time. :57.
dilc ami ne-sixieenih--T oots, lo3 New.
conn, : to :, won. Basso. 1903 Gardner. !;
TO |, second. Bo1ae. lis Nlam). IL to 8
third. Tinc. 1.ig ii.
Seven furlongs- poofgar, loi Nlam),
10 l. won; Master Fred, lo3 tRcss) . 10 !
second; Hapamtchie. M DUNN, 6 to l
third. Time. i;2S
Selling, half mi'c-Nina Louis. 81 Gard
nep. to 5. won. margaret Lime, -
dlam. 70 to l. third Time. 80.
,Sellinss furlongSS - Tit-for.Tat. lo
to |. second. Jn2,e Denny, loo (Snedcker)
to !. third. Time, 1.2S IA.
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MEMPHIS RACES.
O,loan Won tho I.assir Stakes Su!sun
Mnikcd Awny Frnm Her Mod.

ollean Won tho I-assis stakes Sn'snn
Memphis. rem, April 1.-THE track
NJ MoiiE9 ono p|," , ,cSea mi,,"z WIN
alarming regularity Five decided first
,,,.t.os Won while IN tho third race the
'""lg'9 WV "'''' ~ ,,,t,!,' .,,.....
puhic Worid nave none OF 'n'H'n SISTER
who WAS posted favorite on reported fast
t,i,ls Ou,,u was the public choice and
" 'n '"', v'os atronsIy hacked to win the Las.
aie s,ihns. ln1 s, Nv, u MI wnii CIV
Httrin Su,,'J In wbo WIS ", od's Of Il
INC result ,, a., 60 ,,.
htN lpSnlel was pos''n ~ 10 q ~ ~
harr"is OF money Went on MIN MN, hu' ms
prior closed ~ 9dus Oh ne 'uvr M1s
never ih doubt, ionhie' g"r,lus away II,
n length,
ne S,uthu s;,iisnn showed herself 10
he probably the best 2-ycar-old cut this
year. She beat the 2syear-olh hc'i Ct
ne m,,,In, ~ III i,o 49, Ia, ~. neioN r
40 - wan ,'rusninr. l03 lSherreD l. to 1.
second King Michael, no ~, Milhnmsl.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Pittsburg, st. Lomis, Chicago, Wash
inqton, Boston, Brooklyn Won,
A GOOD DAYS SPORT AT MEMPHIS.
Onean Won tho Lassie stakes-suisn NJ
walked Away From Her ficid-Ncw
Orleans Beat Mobile.


son was most suspicious one ard
showed that most of the teams are In
good condition Chicago and st. Louis
made exceedingly good showings, Friend
,,,..,,,. ,t,oh,,- ,r... rn,ncs
anu ~ ''''.''"e 49, IT,
Tho Coloncis We're ho' SO wen up 'os''s
to Ch,-ngo. Washington beat the Giants,
and Brooklyn conquered the champioons.
something of a surprise IN zach case. yin
ci1nau showed UP ahouf as cNpcSte"'
The game At New orleans ".S On ~
fireworks order, judging IRON the mum
her oil hlts.
hookloru' H. @Pfl' 10 ''''''o'''
ana captain Ahson' according 10 '"o s'"',
ment OF the former nave ''""e mn p' paw
OF men. The president Ia esp,'"''S
| pleased with the team, the preinil"a4!
games prophesying splendid results. RE
retains seven nitchers some known 10 be
good ana o,hers getting into line. The
go anu o'"''' be'.'"h M a''' ,,r,,.,ne
ipH'Wihe "'c W "V sA'e" NV
before going into regular work: Terry
Dolan. Rice, Mcfarland Parrot Reilly and
! Mcbride. 1t Is likely of this group Parrot
released The team starts the regular
HIYasom Win ,hls roster on tne pay IN ma,
! ThorntGdi Briggs, Arson. Decker, Flynn.
| TRULY, Tyer,ti, bahien. Grnith. Lange,
N i.ra:islen, Har, says TRULY Will play Sec
ond. cveritt third and Decker left field
| N Bride may relieve TRULY al second,
| WHEN the players omen IN Chicago.
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WHAT'S THE SCORE ?

Seventy people thought they knew and
made n guess at It yesterday The game
Sunday being the first In Houston be-
tween our home team and its recognized
rival viii be an interesting one and II
every one who guesscs goes to see the
game they Will have good crowd sure.
Rcmembcr the one first guessing nearest
the score of Sundays game gets season
ticket. All guesses to he In by noon Sat
urfsy.
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make this rally one that will be long re-
memhered In Houston. Everybody who
comes will enjoy such a religious gath
ering of young people. whose one purpose
In life is "All for Christ and His Church, :"
MS has not been held in Houston for some
time. Those who attend can enjoy soul
stirring spiritual fcust aud see how the
Christian Endeavor Union OF HoustC>i
proposes to capture the state Christian
Endeavor convention of ls9T, when they
hope TO have Jelo registered delegates
from oll over the state In the city OF
mn
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EEI.L. INTO A WE'LL

a family horse, the property OF Mrs.
Burton. fell into wen on n vacant lot
on Louisiana street between Iiadlcy and
McGowen avenues last night, The AMI
NAL was gr.azing, and there being no curb
about the excavation he walked into IT,.
The web IL about eighteen feet deep. A
derrick was procured and II force OF men
put 10 work TO rescue the BEST.
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informs mo that several managers of var
ions makes Of hlnst furnaces have started
,o ,si ~ IT, ,r,s..nt at , comnetitivr
Tor ra"ee 10 ,,r m ~, hv ,hc
III r, ii,nS, w., m,,yn, ~ ~ ~ Wv
e''e''
nh ,,,s,,,os. .,,, 81 cro,,.r Jo,aon IL
y, ., 49, 1870,
sells for 500 n squarc foot, and is stlll
advancing. II is IL guinea IA square inch.
Manhattan Island Is the "city part OF
IsI@ter New orK' 'ioun Oh , I''r oc,,ii
for ss37 n. s1nor. foot. This is nearly s.
u square inch. Ana SOM entnusias'le
-
r-n,ovp oesco s,,.icturcs nre steadily
,,,s,,., ,sa.a.,. o,a,, h,,,a,rr ,s
hulupiN!ns' \ l--SN"'S "i"ec '"l'Il'e -
! to be erected on the west side OF Broad
way Mt TN. corner OF Twenty firth street.
Nesotations have been IN progress for
crtv md ii is saii That the Intention was
to use the entire front of tn" block for
the ne" stthe' u.e, nu, ,,'e u.es. Sa.,
| ,,ilo, ,brnuch rho r.stel,rut corner Of
inc 81. j.lmes is now IL store
!
| .rb,s lie tho roncmdin, week for soy
-, -
erai phys mat nave "e'n 'HJpS"s runs
| John Drew Will finish his ensngement MT
| ,h ,,.rrIcp with ,.1ho Sailirc of pnmos:'
| ~ ,,,...
t-Net,slor W.. ~, Gun ,ne III 49,
itoI,., i;,i ,,iid,r ,,o.sas NO tho
last week a. 1nl'neT Vim Mn I.,,
Ahhcv,s vii, clos, vim .'rha Little Duke
| retained to the end 1t is only lust to re-
| mark that IN white SATIN trousers 'hc
| H., NO. ga, ,,,.n,, ~ rov
~" n.y. ''' '''''' -
Conov Island held thousands Sunday.
N"'''' is''ii'' n.y.
| Tho trolley rohds ala summer SUNDAY
business and the hopeful natives OF the
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The remains OF Mrs. j. j. Cahill. who
died In this city on Wednesday. will he
shipped by Wall & Stahe, tho uniortakers.
this morning on the columbia Tap train
10 Brazoria county. for burial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
pOIIcE rIcKINGS.

The residence OF W Norris. Mt the cor
ner OF Rnsk avenue nnd bowling street,
was hurslarizcd yesterday morning about
o'clock and s. IA cash taken.
Peter Mnrtinoz. MoNlcnn. was arrest
cd yesterday morning on u charge OF va
Ernucy and fined yesterday afternoon by
Recorder Raiiey. He had in his posses
slon three picks. which ar" held at the
police station awaiting indonufication
Thomas Mckinley had n hearing before
Recorder halley yesterday afternoon on
u churge OF assault with intent 10 com
init murder. and was bound over to tho
criminal district court In the sum of sedo.
Henry Jones. an escaped county convict
has been arrested by the police. Jones
was sent TO tho county road In September
| last with II fine Of -, to serve out unc
| escaped after one days work.
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CONCERT TONIGHT.
Complimentary Entertainment - Prof. A
Diehi at Assembly Hall.
There vii be a 50 eoaeert t9-lgh. q.

ltlf-Ik NJ sA1--i4lAiS nan.
There will be grand concert toriigh. A.
Assembly kali. com:s..ire i..s-J- - rr1. -
D.ehl ut ws4ien some ~ rho mo-, teienJei
Inusicias.s in tno clfy . 81 a= scarf.
-tHae following g-e - atroraas,s q ne
affair; sissla,nea RQ''ert tethe ford! Em
~ RE. J.. !. lsuyta. -. = i'-ft. Il. rs
HOUSE FRANK Rsictasysi jolil S. -i.-
son ". y. Chew. James a ;rArg. > d.
NcItssnny Charles Lucy. II. T. C. WllsoH.
s:eabrook Sydnor. 4. =. Root e. lonl-
bardi 7. r. Waties r. Nosworthy. Vim.
me proerarme which will be presented
Fantasie Tiongro.se. Kela Bcla-sym-
'. Te9or solo of Thea I'm Thinking. Mar
-guerita, Meyer iiaiTnuIpi-Mr ". II.
Violin colo. symphony No g. Mendsls-
sohn--Mr. Anton Dlehl.
Vocal solo. The -Auselus," Oper,i-Mlas
sextette from '1.ucia II 1arnriernoor. .
Donnizotti-Msses hughes and BureheiJn
Nessrs- kirkland. Dexter. Gallagher ami
1 PLANO colo. Rondo Opus Is, Schubert
Soprano solo. "Adelaide." Beethoven
MIS- via annie se,d Rel i,r yari.. Wien.
Vocal ard piano duo, THE Crimson
Glow Of Sunset Fades" +. Root Mise
Hughes. Miss Anzier and the Misses
Mandolin duo. "Giorno Desiato." Bran
zolI"--The Misses Cariwel.
Soprano solo. Goodbye" Totsi-Miss
aAys Maria" tno Tor female voices
Mr. ". S. Mason and Mir A. Dlehl: nc
cornpanists tho Misses Cardwall.
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EVERY BODY SHOULD KNOW

that experience 81 necessary In amy bust
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
An Infant Child.

Lee C. Schneider. infant SON of George
schiebler died at Il o'clock yesterday
morning. The funeral win take place this
afternoon at ; O'clock from tho family
residence. No. 1874 Winter street, inter
ment in Hollywood cemetery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

New Orleans. La. April i6.-Ncw Or
leans won the opening game of the league
season before fair crowd.
RII. u
New orleans =. ...oooat1llO II
Mobile M ... .......2 30 ! o - N--S Il
batteries SechrIs'. McGlunis and Goud
ing: Schmidt and Fischer.
lT,nltrc--C lark
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
DEATHS porNGs.
Miss Agnes Condor.

Miss Agnes Condor died yet;orday morn
Ing at : o'clock. at the family residence,
No. all5 Decatur street. after a long i'll
ness of consumption. The funeral will
take place at 10 o'clock this morning and
the interment viii he made in the Catho-
lie uemetcry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17

West Point, Texas. April l5-West Point
and Toieda crossed bats at this place yes
toriay. West Point s. Toleda .. West
years.