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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-05
GALVESTON AND WESTERN.

Arguments Concluded In the Forfeiture
Case on Appeal.
Galveston. Texas June 1.-The case 81
the Galveston and Western Railway COM
pany ". the CITY of Galveston. on ap-
peal from the district court Of Harris
county was before the cour, of civil APP
peals for submission upon oral argument
today.
ON September ], 1894, the city instituted
suit IN the district court OF Galveston
county against the railroad COMPANY. SET
ting forth the incorporation 81 the , Gai-
gauge railroad company. and the hulld-
Ing within one year from It's corpor on
OF tracks from avenue along Nntn
street ana alaps ma 10 20 be Hesfsrn miis
of the city, the Subsequent inr9rpJrA lion
Of the Texas Mexican railroad ~ N
corporation Of The Galveston am Mos't ,,,a
companies before mentioned and askns
for a forfeiture of the company's iran
chise and an order co" ,h .,ri - !" ttc
city council having previously thereto de-
clared such forfeiture. -
The forfeiture was claimed r. "a use oi
aijnred Noncompliance Win w. condl-
,inpe of an ordinance passed March ;.
lsSs Whereby the railroad coinperiy We
granted the right TO opera,,e enc . XXI.
~ IS, from Thirty-sixth street. with the
rieh, 10 curve northward 10 conneeiioh
y w1h ana 'nf 9 GhIf 'coiorade santa f.
sse l he rss r., f Dsd po % RI
linils OIL nv ,,sn,,e O. provldins such ex
s a,u ans and connection should be made
within one year Al, ordirapce ppon
The tenth section q tne oran H nsssd IS
whie t,, tns SUI THAT all the privileges.
sfsss; s.s pn .sa ' rssas
Sna,l t he 10 extend and build their road
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n ,hn IN. bny within five years from
ihe case came TO trial and avon
'eached argument before Judge Stow1r,
W. We district court OF Galveston county.
Mlon ne .rccusci himself. and " went on
tunsslsv OF venue 10 Harris county. where
J.uueneht was rendered forfeiing tho
,tkhts or the railroad company to their
udcks between T'hlrty-seventh street and
,nc western limits " the city, ordering
mat The third rail- laid cast Of rhirly-sLV-
enih street I've removed
Inc briefs on both sides are quite
elanorate and sol forth number of errors
in the lower court. with counter pronosl-
IONS meeting such assignments.
ne appellants arc represented ly
MeSsfs. Gresham. Jones and Wlveicss,
ana the appellee by city Attorney II,
w aserlv Smith and Messrs. Hume Il Klo-
n'.g ana Mcssrs. Wheeler 4 Rhodcs.
Argument was concluded this afternoon
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| These Plants Are Excellent for Restoring
| Worn Soils.
| Louisiana Agricultural Experiment sta
iion.
Valuable as this plant II for It's vns
aud fruit an food its superlativa excel
! loncc lies In the property which II has
| of restoring worn soils. This property
| II shares with ali icguminous planls nut
| 1t surpasses them all IN produe ng the
| maximum results in n minimum Il time
| clovcrs. trefoil. lupins aud Alfalfa are
used In different countries ms eoil r,no-
yators. They are planted In the fail or
spring. and occupy the ground the entire
season or longer for coed results In
The South the COW pea ~ planted In the
Of vines or peas are harvested OF hurried
for f"rtilizlng purposes In early IAN. The
growth aud development of this plant is
both rapid and "normous, particularly
assimilatcs more plant Guod in n short
lime than any other legmminons plant
Thn plant, IN common with nil others
of tn. pulse famly, nasimilafcs the
nSl" and line T p ""s n "g IT, so
!, VII srcw win great randhy, and
llhuriancc. The manner Of assimilation
OF nitrogen haf recently been patiently
Investigated by scientists and while tho
enncl process by which !, is accom-
piish"d IL moi yet clearly understood. the
primary cause l. clearly shown. IT
farmer viii pull up carefully with It's
roots a pea vim" plant from his field
md examine closely each rootlct tnc will.
II he has selected n healthy growing
specimen md each one covered with
wnu-lke protubcrnnces or tubcrcles. |
These tuhercles. II examined under n
powerful microscope. VIII he found tllcd |
with micro organisms Of bnctcria, They |
are living on the plant and mr., drawing
from II the mineral matter requisite for |
their existence simultaneously, how |
eyer th.y nrc nssimiauhg the fro" nitro
through the porosiiy OF the soil. These |
bacteria hav" II very ephemeral exist |
"ncc but great facility for rapid null |
iplication. Hence millions die every few |
pratcd by the growing plant.
Hence II 's sometimes found necessary |
to 'tnocuintc n soil before n VIII grow |
successfully certain l"euinek <his In ac-
by applying light dressing on |
he soil In which tho leeumo has been
successfully grown. or by sprinkline il
with an infusion from that soil, or better
sull with an infusion Of the roots with
heir iuberclcD of the plant which you
1esirc 10 grow.
Even a soil which i 100 poor 70 grow
'ow rohs" may by incubation he made 10
prodnce n fairy good crop. Having once
nnculated H. better crops of peas may
ach succeeding year be grown. IN y pos
iible that the cxcel"Di results obtained
rom crop following n pea or clover
round has been removed for hay. are
TecIy due To the immense number Of
,actcrla left IN the soil by these crops. |
WIN the chemical composition Of tho
,ea plant and the knowledge of the ia
nifty w'h which II draws It's nitrogen
he advantages 20 be derived from grow
iiK crop Of cow pcns.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Killed n Negro Who Was Playing High
wnyman-- Run Ovcr-Notcs.
Austin, Texas June 4-Amoa Hunter n

10y Hhll- Kun t'Nsf'-NpirH
Austin. Texas June 4.-Amos Hunter, 4
negro farmer lising in Hunters Bend
was brought in late last nigh, by sheriff
White and lodged in jail Night before
lHst while Hunter was sitting on hts gal.
IfrN with several n"ighhlrs nnothcr negro
named Alonso Jackson Suddenly appeared
before the party and pointing gun nj
th'm ordered them to throw their hands
uli. probably 'iusi for fun" Thinking he
was b'inf attacked IN earnest flunter nj
once seized u gun lying within his reach
aud discharged It's contents at Jackson,
klling him almost instantly. Hunter sur
rendered tn the shnriff aud the matter " IN
be Immediately investigated.
ASLEEP ON THE TRACK
10y the southbound International and Gront
near Jaylor's lime Kiln, and one Of his
arms AMI several al his toes were cut ON
and h. was hrulgci ui generally. His
wounds were dressed by the company's
surgeon nud he was sent to his home In
'lnrksviile. He was asleep on the track
when the train struck him.
COMING NrPTIALs.
Carbs arr out announcing the approach
ing marriage. on Wednesday evening, June
H. OF Mise Martha Elizabeth Ronham and
Mr. Frank Ie" Hood. The ceremony viii
b" performed nj $50 y. m, on ihr above
date ~ 81 Dnvld's church. IN this city.
Nh and Mrs Hood viii br al home In
IIoueton after August I.
NOTES.
Tho Collin County Alliance Milling As
socihtion today fleI with the secretary
Of state nm amendment to ts charter
rs name 10 Collin County MN |
ana Elevator company.
The department of education hns recOR-
nizcd the Austin coIOrtd normal. T.. l.. |
lacksh.ar. conductor
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work of this light Is OF interest. rOe
Cleveland World OF recent date mentions
that the New York. Now Haven and
Hartford railroad has extended the us.
OF Plnisch gas ~ lis huflct cars for heat.
ing the urns u being found much cleaner
ana moro satisfactory In the confined
space in which the porter has to work
specially cons rUctrd hurncr furnishes
sufficient heat while NJ the SAM time
coOsumlng hut Il small amount OF gas
The Wabash railroad is using numbcy
or Pintsch ras ranges on its cafe cars
and IL thereby enabled to serve hot meals
n, any hour of re day. This is great
Improvement on the warmed Nh canncf
mcai mcuu e ordinary hufyct carN besides
almost entirely eliminating the rsc OF oil
from IN, cars
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FLASHES AND PERSONALS

j. X. Sawyer agent for tho Mallory
Steamship company nj Galveston came
mp from the island and spent erdny
N the city repr,a'ing With friends ani
enjoying the interesting scenes Of busy
.iiy on a dull day.
j u Trammcil resident engineer Of thr
International and Great Nnriiorn. was In
the city Yesterday from Palestine en- Z
business ifip pertaining 10 his department.
H. Williams, FOR over ''ghi yeafs trnin
haggageina ON The Houston ana TaSps
Central has retired from tho train service
10 accept position In the claim DEPART
non' Of tho aamc road.
'. T. NAH, engineer n mainicnance OF
way Of The Southern Pa'ihc, returned yes
tercny morning from tho Eusf.
The now hagsaac room Of tho Grand
Central is receiving the finishing touches
and VIII soon be ready for business Tho
interior & couvo nienily arranged ana
handsomely furnished
W T.. Conner. Southwestern passenger
agent OF the Wabash. was IN fhctty yes
terdny skrmishing among tho represent
aiivcs In ticket row mud departed for
headquarters In Dallas last night.
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Arranging To Celebrate the Fourth
Overdose Proved Fatal

Arranging to Celebrate the Fourth
Overdose Proved Fatal
beaumont. Texas. June "A number Of
citiz6us met n, the opera house last
night for the purpose of arranging for
grand Fourth Of July celebration In
beaumont July T. Organization WAS per-
fec'ed by the election OF Guy W. Jumker
president, $. II. McGary secretary and
T.. \. Dowlcn treasurer.
II was decided that the celebration
should be had and the following commit
ices were appointed TO look after the
Inherent features:
,Sommittee on General Mansgamcnt-P,
II. Wi"ss. chairman; j. II. Lion, o. u.
Greevcs, ". ". Green, H. c. Ogden,
John W. Myrck.
nwniniiiee on AmusemeU,-Lee Blanch-
e, oi'e; l., chairman; Pa o'Day, II. Hirsch. +.
Cash Soliciting Communicating W.
IIecht.
Meah Committee Mamy Easthlm.
cfsnir,imsn; G; Blatchettc Ben Hebert.
E, committee on Advertising and Printing
a. Is. Doucctie
Committee on Reception curIey.
r T. Lsnsham. ", H.. Ford,
ham: g. W.. Junker, Vim. wiess. John
n, Gilbert, W. a. Fletcher X. u. Simon
IT was decided to have the celebration
a resolution prohibiting the sale OF liquor
on ne grounds the meeting adjourned.
John Braiin, the man who was found
~ room ~ The beaumont hotel yester-
1ay under the influence Of an opisfe. died |
a. y 80 o'clock last night Justice Ris shy
neid an inquest this morning. His YER
iict WAS mat death WAS caused by drink
nE = twenty-five cent bottle Of chsWbsr.
aims collie and disrrbocs cure,
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crNTRAL vERMONT uONps

New York. June 2. 1t liz announced that
out Of "a total of 10000 Of consoilda; ed
bonds OF. the Central Vermont railroad
over $2CJ)c0l has been deposited with tho
protective committee. This IN advance
of the default In interest expected to he
bonds OF the Central Vermont r4iir 9ad
are offered the privilege Of extending
thor binds maturing July !. amounting
from July j. with Interest payable semi
annually n . per cent in gold. The right
; reserved 70 redeem the bonds at any
est at G per cent. To avafl Themselves
o. the extension. the bondholters m =
deposit their bonds on or before June q.
with Speyer & &C. and their associates In
Eurar.
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THE HOTELS.
|wLoR-- RATES. $3.50 AND 60
PAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

lwLoR--RATEs. $3.50 AND 60
PAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
|0R.
kamson. Alcona. Iowa: a. T.
bi wife, Galvc -ton, f. Il. Markle.
| George II rngoeisbv. Chicago.
\ Pitcher J's. New York: s. J.
San Antonio; ~ Ruenueyi, ST.
B. candnt,e. + aumont: Il. X.
justin; a c. Lindsey. Kansas
R. Peete. New orleans. V.
laumonr: f.. ~. Gavin. Galveston.
Gillasple, Houston. Richard NJ.
Tyler; J. NJ Coleman. Houston;
fsel,on. Kamsas CIV: j. 4. Null
Flcn; +. Ia rnswcrh, Cncro. r..
1, Houston: John r.. Fanklin.
fia: R. s Young. Houston; r.
!, Willie He ncs, Winston. $. C.:
fack, Chicago; Mrs. T.. q. Bradie
Henoerson, y. COW. II. Nabry.
". W. Cr,ss. Chicago: T ii.
New YORK, John y. Kelly, Kan
WIN. Byfm's, houston: Mrs. h.
teyas; A. II, Jones. New York.
|G,!linrsworth. Philadelphia: w.
,.ampasas, J.. +. McCord, Cam
"; Full. Hannibal. Mo; T.. II.
Ehmond; tl6ury Cook, New or
!; sweelmin. Galveston. Y. w.
wv orleans. 4. II. O'Dall
blo. {. j. kemmer. Galveson.
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.


Washington. June For Eastern Texas
-~fair. southeast winds
Arkansas-Gc Generally fair and warmer
winds shifting to south
Colorado Generally fair: cooler IN south
oin portion. n"rthcriy winds.
North aud South lpakoia-FHir preceded
by showers In eastern norton In early
morning north winds.
Wyoming Generally fair: variable
winds,
Montana Generally fair. warmer In
western portion; variable winds.
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M'krNLEy MEN ON THE GROUND.

ST. Louis. Mo. June i.--convention arr
rahgem"n's are progressing satisfactorily.
Perry =. Heath Of Cincinnati, the advance
representative of Governor Mckinley. has
hhendy opened headquarters u; the South
eTn. He VIII 10 Joined IN few days by
General GIosvcnor.. Mark iIann1, the
banker OF Cleveland, who IL manager OF
the Ohio stnfcslnnn's campaign. vii mr.
rive Mondny TO he on nand foi the Nae
tional committee meeting.
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THE LIFE SEARCHING QUESTION.


Frederick Harrison
VIVA, IL the good ~ carrying millions OF
people through tho bowels OF the Garth
and al NIFTY miles an hour lf millions
al WORKING people are forced 10 Hive In
dreary bleak suburbs pilos and nnies
away from all the freshness of tho cuun-
try aud away miles and miles even FROM,
the life md intelligence OF cities? What
~ the good of ships lilSn moving iowna
that cross The Atlautic IN II week uai
are AK gorgeous within as palaces, " they
sweep millions e our poor who ind moth
ing but starvation M home: what s
IN" use of electric lamps. and Telephones
and iclegrnphs, "wspap"rs by millions.
lcii'rs hv billions, IT roainstrcsacs atitch-
inP their NngciN to the bone can hardly
earn fonrpencc by making n shirt, and
many man mud woman tx glad Of u
shilling for twelve honrs' work. What
do "" all Ealn II In covering our land
with factories aud steam engines we
are covering II also with want and WI, tch-
.dncrsY And II we can make shirt
for penny and cont for aNpcnc,,
mud bring hrcnd from every market on
IN" plluri, what do We gain n they who
make the coat and shirt lead the lives
OF galley Slaves. and cat Their bread in
tears and dcspnir, disease md attn?
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REAGAN OK POOLING.
valuable Argument ravoring the rassi
Of Sugh 81 Am

| valuable Argumcni Favoring the Passing
of Sueh i'ii
rhoir,,,r po., ,'., ,,
'''" Neasu" "Ne' favor "s 'ne
pooling of hallway earnings ON certain
conditions which wa, ,,,, ,,t.ua a.,
Wi, "'''e', was ''n" pe'orc inc
N''i"nai convention of railway commits
s'un'rS, says
In this issue will be found some NJ,
u,aieos OF ne Hon John H. REAGAN.
rnllroad commissioner Of the STATE OF
Texas (who was also chairman -, .,.
committee on interstate commerce at the
ume the act to regulate commerce was
under discussions CONFORMING tho no.l,r..
oc r,i,,,,,, ,.,.' WV l'''"'-
W '"l''o"' revenues " Wi he rcmcm-
hcr"i that the ant pooling clause was
Inserted IN the ,aO mainly. ts,,,,y.. ~, Nv
"eaRah's 'nslsiar'cc. In fact +, was the
only means by which his consent to tho
Joint hil could he oh,oi,ca :, ,.i, -,
~ " O''''il''l' IN view OF
nS recent utterancos upon HE subject.
u $ iinnor'an. 80 renemhcr This ms shovv-
ing how cnrlpIstal, VI, p.,,a,,. ~,
man. hcirr v.,ihn,,t a',ro," snnt so'l' ',-
railroad amir wts , ,"'' vNi,'.'S,n,t' IN
posed To anvthinr th,, Sr,nrii,r - ~,
popular notion, was 50 n.mral 10 nubte
Since that time hn,re,.or ~ IL" 49,, y" le,
ha, had som. vo,rs ~. ~ W. ~ .N@,'
rond cemmissionnr o,1 has as 4 rNn-
srqucnilv brought ms - 'nn
problems o,,acbinr to''.ar, WIN ne
ton Fortunately his s,ori,,, o a ~
az purpose has borne frn,t and bn q. ~
cause Of a lack ~ .. ~ ,nat "nich; hs-
.rlv conIon3,n, r,,l' ,,n.hrlo,'' =" form
CURED in hy m. o.har 'e,,tr m'hg cnn- |
commi,fee s,,,n,,. odn,r m,mheiS OF ne |
of railroad da,nr,SsS ny 'he conventtnn |
forre ~ ~ , .pu,,,' ssi"n.r. mas the fun |
mir Reagan rsnl,so, I'm hal pD g. ali ,or,.
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RICE FARMING.
Lake Charles American.

Lake Charles American.
Rice farming has been exceedingly prof
liable In this region until the last year or
TWO. The reason 1t has not been SO profit
able the last year 10 because the crop was
Of poor quality. and the price was natu-
rally low because OF the low fsriff OF the
learning the secret OF making rice farm
Ing profitable even when the price ID low,
They are beginning 10 lind that Stce u>okte
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGnr.s SYNOPSIS.

well defined cyclonic disturbance Is
central over Kansas tonight. An urea Of
hlsh pressure ovcriies Georgia.
The weather Ia clear over the south
western portion OF the country and partly
loudly TO cloudy elsewhere. with rain a,
Jacksonville, where excessive rain has
l!'lcn, and showers are reported from
montgomery. New Orleans aud ,)r0hi
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n, A. c: Cairns. Began, w. ".
'SaS j, Cox. Fort Worth; Miss
sai. Antonio; W. T.. MIlligan
~. II. ia les, ST. Louis. q J.
N y's'on tost' 7. ". Beck. san
" a a patriek. Marlin, John ITos-
4 n, ny !. y. Trawmol. Pales-
\, Mn vi,n' m and wife. Brazoria
r. nuW orleans w. T.. sanders
bL,ran. Fort Worth: r. p,.n,
ial .'ah.ll. Nick I-lood. Wnro.
N , and wife. killoen: ~ j Geo.
III Vt, Thomas i>wyer. Brsnhan
M ga Antonio: n. i. ISirvin
Y, W A. York. city: r. H. Syl.
brn,i ~ NJ. lowensiien, ben
'nrin'r.s.,. " Orleans: Thomas p.
Ei'i WA; ;. NJ. Wilson, chi
i M,,orrIs. Beston. Whit Brown.
h,s nl.rtoIl Chicago: Alexander
20 Orange. '''''''''a"'
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ID. AND n. q. DIVIDEND.

New York. June t,-There Is good au.
ihority for the statement that a dividend
cf per cent making per cent for the
fiscal year, will be- officially announced by
the boaro OF directors OF the Denver. and
Rio Grande railroad tomorrow,
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h. s."AGlSG olrApr,,,,

d s, ,aas' June s.--John Sim.
d s, a,lla Is movins his andy
! tri.,' s !, and viii oc.upy
Reese , store formerly occupied
! sa ,,o... ioveler, IS moving to
L L. ' a.. l.. Brown.
'..iScf!cs on1 g~h Is moving his
'he Anglin nuilt,np' INC
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~ AT SABINE PASS

ns As' June 1.-The bark
.s,.rd.y ',sws, Wheeler master.
ses tor ,h tohl Roekport with a
~ schoa nv lefty contractor.
% ana o., iolanthe. Spicer
-9ins lee, aiisd today for Vera
~cIls,pis.s,oxsliI.l ,KSs elly; a %s., .he
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WARNER AND TARpoN.
Or How Cotton Bci Sam Won the Cham
plonshp Prize,
Dallas News.

iJ5li3s NTWf.
wso &c; T ,..,s, June oa. ~ 6 Warner;
Bolt route was presented with wnto h
charm In silver representing n Iarrog.
H. was voted by the fishing. club the
champion tarpon catcher TN tho South
wef' The besi tarnon catch made by
Mr. Warner was IN Arkansas bay lie wen.
In a rkif with N l.. Robbins ri the Hous-
ton and Texas Central and other, railroad
flsh and null rapidly into Inc shnljow.
overcoming their prey by sheer physical
force. Mr. Warner romarked that he
big steel hook with line thiok az a
sash cord. and he hshed with - rooi like
y true sportsman In TIC courso Of the
mons II Is claimed by the Cotton Bcit
man that he has taken tho groaicsi mum
her Of fine specimens Of a the member
therefore the club VOID him tue SILVER
tarpoh.
NJ l.. Robbins general passenger aren,
Of the Houston and Texas Central. who
accompanied the redouhtahlr big" Sam
Warner on his prize winning expedition
10 tho coast and assisted In tho long
winded battle necessary 70 land 'ho pow
crfnl tarpon. which won for Warner the
championship trophy tolls u thrilling
story OF the fight between the fish ana hi,
brave comuan on. Nervy Sam Warner is
a nowerful man and ihe victim of his
angling expedition was a poverty nsh.
Weighing about 100 pounds and qneasurini
nre feet four inches. and The hand o
ian struggle was an awful scene 20 Wit
ness and most trying few moments r
the Cotton Bei boy, who fought like a
corner.d cuban with odds aen 'iisr him.
The large steel hook with piece broke
of. which tie desperate tarpcu Bit and
swallowed. and TWO silvery scales meas
ilrinr over two inches each occupy a
place on the desk OF MI Rob-
bins in his ONCE as souvenirs n that
day, when he feared Sam would |
md n watery grave IN the home of the |
tarpon family
EXTENDING ITS USEFULNESS. |
As Houston has n frst-class Pintsch |
gas plant, anything connected with the ]
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ON sunday Herb aud Lewis aud tho
Herbs Light Guard band wtl c.enr, =,
Ia Porte with thor friends. whore r,,s,
"njoyahe days outing il pto,n,sn1 ,ho,o
WIN "Vend Th"y anticipate large A.
.on"'hco ana the Galveston. In P-rto and
i.ons,on have arranged for hnnilpr nm
immense crowd to iho pornl,r ,cs',r. ~,
"uiInny Music and miith surf bathing
IN, hoatine arc a fow Of the charmjns
nnn at.facivr features which VIII Interest
lhis occasion ~ oh
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BAY SHORE LINE.


New Train Schedule for Sundny-La Porte
Excursions.
The Galveston. La Porte aud Houston
is doing a splendid business and ,hc GU
t"rprsnc management, is sparlng 10
pains 30 ouirIval competitors in handln g
THIS class of traffic. With the several
heaui0nl resorts located en- it's line and
the natural picturesqueness OF the Rny
Shore Line route tho new road to Tho
Snlf promises to be very popular and 10
command good share OF local ,rafr,c
new schedule has been prepared for
ny sunday for the purpose oi con.
Nenlently handling the excursion ,r,,ln ~,
III. ud'e- Ihs now time table ofreciivr
'YN on next sunday follows:
Lay" houston for East La Porte nt "a
"a. M, ana : T. M. for West La Porte Sp.
i hr"ok ma Galveston p m Returning
~, v,1aN,slon al j.. m. Seahr ok . 70
! Nrfe also D. IN. ANA $50 D. IN '''
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FOX SEED PRODUCTS.

\ (sisn Ms June 4-Thc market for
h p,ls r,a'oanc's is weak and nm.
|| s1rie {, crude oil. bulk, II; prime
n IVY IN barrels, a3s, mnn, I'M
~ mort ton; long ion. for ex,
ts a. '"n n i.-cotion seed products
h b,,JI h,o'ailons nominal: prime
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per ton. '''uii seed meal
MN MILE !. DRIVING HORSES.
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\ ,'oNs To TENANs

follows: 10 e'''z ans of
ls.n ,Ip-nflsinal widows, etc
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