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1NJuNcTIoN DENIED.
All Parties Of Interest Had Not Been In
cludrd In the suit.

All Parties of Interest Had Not Been In
'''' -, u, -
monitor Oh inc hl'en states clrcul' court
| H1day filed his decision IN the suit for in
junction brought by the Port ROYAL ana
,,,,,,...a ,n,,. -, a., 60, 49,
aux" i"lN"H "h i'''9l INC ''"' i''l'
States Freight association to prevent The
ent IN rates deeli'ei III Feia'lai on i9r
lhe % - per cehU luuuc'loh IirNlpuSIy
made by the Soaboard Air Line. The
ltenuorarv restraining order was sci o.l,I.
ma the OIL! u'sHilSsVH Alter CHUNG 'he
Illegdt on of the biil the court says;
"rto questions presented bv these al
legations dii not SEX a. the f-.ras OF
me court the regulation OF rates. but
asl<od its1n..ffprencc 10 prevent dru1t..l-
izIti1n and ,.speriallV thpv have argued
lfbat Ia. nurntsa wll. Ilo innvital, a. ~
I'M Of "A var Of rl.rs that wDl.d be ne
bankruptcy OF one or the other Of the
=, N. et',st,tn In raiir,ais dtfftrs from
cha, -, .,erv oebrr snsr.es Of n,oucriv
A rn{lroad is as ii were. public propcrtv.
ma a. ~ t,,sf amy as 40 me mimic. the
ow,n.,e cn, rri,,s.. service In no ono and
~ ii,.,- NO. H.. .it.,vs uuiror,n In
NO caHa Gan they 20 hey I'D wua1 Is jnst
and As nabc aud in lie last resort or
A.. ,Tfis,nal,i,
"a ,c'-' ~" =" the question of Jurisdiction
a.. ....-,u.
ule pV"'- S"' 'ss,.v uoD.ics beroro rho
.o.tr IA, mi, ras,q lrhe return of Inc
,,',, ~ ,,,,,lina ana W-asrsr ,n,l,yav
>,',.t 49, ,,a tH"' tn"t the S.,lh,ard Air
HtN'' oi ny ~, ~ ~ - , rn',t. a., H.
In ~ uu' Ma roniroiiod hv two corporn-
IN ~ ,no r,j,i5h mi CASTOR Raiiroad
-, ,I't,,nv and fn,. Stan1ard and Roanoke
-'NIS s'r,itrn nnI mo M nor
~ cf' ~ Stsea nf virginia,
VI rtna NJ S'"ts- m ii IVES tn, Injunction
ID IS.
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First race, sevcn-elghths Of n mile, sell
ing Miss Vivian, Walnut Ridge, R"v' lille
Frcdonla. John u Ewing 100 kcechlcr
Belmam, Fondest, Irish Chef II liz.
second race quarters OF nlllc
seilng-Martha Griffin, John Rud1en, Jcn
nio Wren, Jim r.. Roundclay, Bust Up
Al Miles, Dew Of June loj. Hush l0', OAK
Forest. IIessen. Case los.
Third race five and n halt furlongs, z
ycar-olIs. selling Juanita 105. Forsytho
iol. Colonel Wheeler 10, Ilorseshoe TO.
bacco lO2. Russella, Jack u. u. ~, sugar
Foot Ia. .,,
Fourth race one milo and twenty yards
seIling Whisper &c. Harry Mctouch lul
Kamsln Amelia May loa, Madeline lo'
Flfih race, one and one-eigh'h niles
seil5ng-a charlie Mcdonald, Long Dale,
Zon. Davezac 1o4. Chiswell. Hot spur lo7
sycan ore N.
sixth race. scven-elghths OF a mile, sell
,,r Mermaid "a. CaFthlia W. Imp. Con-
nrmara. Rex Regent, Monsell, Invade
Gold corn. Mopsv o. Neutral. Out Away
&c Palomacita "a. Revenue JOS, senator
Morrel lGa.
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sHErrsuEAp RAY ENTRIES.

Firu race hvo-eiehths Of a mite. 2-year-
Odds Rner Roy Carruihcrs lis, Anrida,
swamp Angel. i.oonorc li5 Courtesy,
Kcbo. I'm Rcdding, Iranlan. 81 Rogue,
Kay Ill. lWnh, Ross o. Convention los,
second race. hVo-cighihs OF q mile. 2
year-oltls Don BIAS, Loeb Mass, Passover
lis, Scarf PIN. Flurian lla, Sathinas. Arc2-
20. Robbie w. Sir Frederick. Arabian,
ohns III. Miss Prim ~ Daddy JOS.
Thrill race. thrcr-duhrtcrs OF mile, all
ages Ruhicon IN. Lucana l23, Beliomere
nv. Madge ~. III, Mormon. Tenderness,
Religion ll3. Trayant %. Ben Ronald W.
Fourth race. Futurty course, the Au-
.umn stakes. for 2ycar-olds-T frlar
Arbucllc l25. Winged Foot ~, Savarin,
Salmak l0i.
Firth race. one and three cighths m.les,
.ho Snptcmber stakes for 3-year-plis Re
qutal 100, Gold crest ~, Captive lOs Cas-
setto %
sixth race, one and onc-oirh'h miles,
selling Beimar III Long Itclch, Ben
Elder. Ch,rado ~. Buckwa lO4, Premier ~.
K!nrs,nnc a. ChuEnut So
Seventh race. two miles, handicap. over
clght hurdles Marcus l5a Marshall ~.
Golden Gate 49, Winshin l4s Mckee 10.
ST Luke l3S, Dwight, Woodford 1873. Ell
Eendig l55,
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|EOBBED BY HLGMMAYMEN.

~ leSas, August 3l.-Charles Mich
. se.ehant OF kleburg, and Joe Den
n atmer living near that town. at .
~ uns morning IN a buggy started
III d SPOT made pitch dark
/, the traNclerS We're brought up
!. nafp turn by man who took hold
"luie rcsns OF their horses while
ma. nan covered them with a gun
.sFSied TO have dozen yawning
~, " was largely "A pantomina
n az, Al 'ol without waiting for or
70 50 Mr.. Nichols passed out his
Sa'aihlns $50 and Mir. Dennis his,
~ w. ne. 'ih. iney reported the
TO the Shcnif. who sent a
T'ok after the highwaymen.
i, a;,,nel me Vaughan zen, widow Of
I'm 'sS,nsui'acd Kentucky physician,
rsr van q Chinese iaunaryman.
M ri'f'ed last night, Mrs. Reli gays
DID, ~, proposition of marriage from
lssrstY n weekly newspaper. but She
l tuo me Chinese the better man
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RECEIVER FOR THE ELEVATED

Now York. August Sl.-The Kings Conn-
~ Elevated Ra lroad company IN Brook
Ivn has been placed in the hands of re-
COVER. General Jordan, president of the
.,,,,,,o.v was named as receiver, The
.,,iiiii,,i,n for n receiver was made be-
1879 f5re Judge Geodrich in he supreme
co,,r, Brook.yn. by Tracy Boardman g.
Pat in behalf of the petMoners, James
49, psinnont. vice president of the Kings
County road. ard Vermllye & Co. bank
srs ~ New York The petitioners aver
that is is a friendly ao;i2n brought 10Y
,hs ulrnoge of adjusting the affairs ana
80 o,ac,ing the interest OF the stockhold-
ers. TIE cap. a, of the company IS
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VERY INQulsIrIvE.
Tho ENJOY Asked Ages and Olher Import!
mont Questions,

Tho ENJOY Asked Ages and olher lmpcrti-
ucrt Qncstions
Wat Point, \. y. August 5i.-IA Hung
Chang arrived here this afternoon on the
dispatch boat Dolphin 90 visit the MIL
,ary acndemy. but OWING to II heavy rain
which was falling he did not land. D'"inE
tie trip w the river Colonel Fred -.
Grnnt pointed out mnny places Of interest
to the ambassador, who asked many pucs
tionr. Nauhy were Vice President
Thompson. Colonel McCook. Mr., Seward
Mr.. webb and nearly all tho other prom
incnt visitors.
Ii Hung Chang began. through the In
fesIrctor, 10 speak OF railroads ana ih"r
paying percentage. The Dolphin was then
RAISING the " Williamsburg Sugar rohuory
ana Colonel Grant raid; ''Ther" "a q plnn,
" hlch pays II isr cont on an invested
came Interested when he heard this and
asked very infinitely as 10 what process
the sugar went through there, and ~
senn0i satisfied wHh tho replies VIM "
were given 10 him.
Whom the veayHl WINS atronst OF the navy
yari the Chinese Nag was run mp on the
main ma3t of tho old wooden snip yer
mont. simultaneously the saluing bat
tory In the dock fircd salute OF nineteen
guns. As the boat nrnrc1 m" brooklyn
hr .gc all the Chinese became very inuoh
lnlarrRtcd AK well as III Hung Chang
Colonol Grant "a plaincd in detail the
workings Of the big structure, how long
II took To build, cost. source Of revenue
being owned by tho two cities. us lenrth
as we'll nk the cnblc systnn for the care
ana frre promerLd. for "M5tflanh' Ihe
Ambassador asked " the bridge WAS hullt
hy ii company. Ar TO lh" cost, SSo',p.pw
he wanted 40 know II II had pAli Tor
Itself n the thirteen ycnrs whloh nave
enpse4 since na completion. u" fnd !,
was wonderful structure, ana u hnoWe'
very rtaiuly how far advhnc'fi the Amer
lean engineers we're and lheir ingenuity
was seemingly incNhaus'ible
by 0 O'Clock the Dolphin had passed the
battery. and as she rounded II and turned
up the North river the steam gfait az ~
kinds saluiet her with ahrih whls'les Ill
mud kept right On talking to those near
him After General Rugcr hal shown the
viceroy h.s place on Goyeinors ishnn;
General Porter and Colonel Grant greeted
the nmbassaa0r's attention 10 the tal
lmslajngs. "a. 'sky scrapers." AS they
called them In the lower part Of Tho CITY
III asked the cost OF them, by whom they
were oceupied,, bow mnsh income th.y
10 a question as to what ne thought or
them, he replied.
,sThey are indeed wonderful; 10 many
Of them. and 81, h.gh. ! am noi surprised
az tha height Tor hd1 Hehtu OF inffn IN
my own country,
sylvania railroad then pointed out the
cointany's depot on the Jersey shore. and
were transferred from New York ana
Bn,oklyn In ferry boats The amhassador
secInef 20 he particularly Interested IN
railroads and entered into a talk WIN
h.. became vice president Of the company
aud ingu ring NJ 10 accidents etc., on ths
Pennsylvania Mr. Thompson rehssur.]l
Inn on this point. Earl III asked " mr.
TnomDson would accompany him 10 Buf-
faio but the latter said he could only 40
as far az Washington.
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4 ,Ss AAusust 81 The talent "alao
oae 'T fa,. Ar Grounds this afternoon.
!. VIM ee r'e-~sl.2o going under the
i,r j snree- lourths of n Mime
|, l,lsH 'n'E Higgins, Trash Chef H.
\ va, 'ns Of a MILF. A. Gray,
p SAT DTl.Hs Of IL mlle-Abbie w,
Es-Slro n, Ni-'eN2io. r me, l:0SA
! 'a'a n, Devault. Time.
lOs'saa rs Of a mi'u-Uncle Pat. Bres-
M IA ARA. T.me, Los. " "
lhonns.eoe -'o,nrths OF mile-Alcol.
H,on, Nicholas. Tine, l:la..
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REAuMoNv BUDGET.

beaumont, Texas. August Sl.-wednes-
day afternoon there Is 20 be a baseball
game at>Banchette park for the benent of
the local club which has been instrument
al in Furnishing Beaumont healthy amuse-
rnent during the summer months. 1he con-
testing mines viii be one captained by
Rogers. the ligbnrg shortstop for the
regular team. tho other crptained by New
ton. Beaumont's phenomenal pitcher. Be
sides the game there viii be foot races
and bali throwing for cash Prizes ana the
affair will doubtless draw large crowd
70 the park At leas, It should.
County Assessor s. W. Pipkin left on
the wes,bound train tHn!ght, and said he
Was going to Aust n on official business.
HIS friends say, however, that he IL going
10 CharpeiI i'm to look after business
that VIII be pleasant az well as Official
lee Blar Ghetto. county clerk. and Of
whom IL can be said shere is no more Of
fIrient ard deseryedly pciular with his
co.tst. tucnts left tonight to attend the
coaiufv clerks convention az Galveston.
I,oe n AN enthusiastic basebalilss and to-
rnorr-w afternoon may be found among
the Houston rootors at the Galveston ball
park
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Al rhlladclrhia Il H. T..
rhiladolphia .....3O0020 o 6 II .
CinciunNti .........0t 90 q o o .
nattcrcs Carscy aud Boyle Ehret and
pcitz.
At Baltimore Il ~ j.,
Pittshurg ..........0I 3l2 rs d
RattereS- IIcmminE and Clark, kAion
AMI Sugdcn
Louisville Bostor. ST. uouis-Brooklvn.
Cleveland New York games all postponed
account rain.
At Washington- u. II H..
Washington -. o 100000 l. . |
chicago, 100 100000 o 0
Ruttericg Mercu and l'arrell Friend
and borrhuc
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RAINED At WEST POINT.
Chinese Envoy Couldn't Visit the
Military Academy.
WAS SHOWN THE "SkY SCRApERS.'
~ Asked Many Questions, aud W~s ~
Timsa Persoas, In III. Desires to
Increase His Knowledge.

New York, August al~rarly this morn
Ing Ii Hung Chang boarded III" dispatch
boat Dolphin aud In few oinuteA an
chJd' was weighed AMI the Start for Weht
Point was made. The Ambassador VIII
there inspect tho mlitaCy academy ana
grounds.
Tho Tropos,d visit 10 the squadron on
TompkiuayEle was postponed, as ;horo
was not sufficient time Ia make the trip
before starting for West Point.
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THE ANNUAL INSPECTION.

The rarity Of southern Pacific officials
on tbeir annual tour Of inspection leave
New orleans this morning on spaeiai
,,,,, oo,rnossd Of four coaches. The par
49, -. II ,raverss the sntlre Atlantic fysIi
I'm from New orleans 20 Fl i rsso, w Ky
they wiz ,The nersonnel OF the. party
on rl lhe 'r Of ali the division supeLinle1G
e 3 the chief engloesr ensneer Of mani ac
.enance OF way ard : s9peTin rtv travels
br;ases en- a. daV and nj night they lie IN
Nh " sreyer they happen TO be-
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GREENWOOD TROTTING EVENTS.

New York. August Sl-~The grahh CIT
cult trottlng meeting opened TO-DAY al
Fleetwood park The local trotter VAN
IanJ, Scored his sixth consecutive Vic
tory IN the 2.30 class.
Fleetwood stakes 5000. 2'3o class ,rot--
Van Zandt won IN stragh heats Time
Iood cheer stakes, $1,000 2.2o class. pace /;
nr,dnished- Planet won two heats IN 2:l9H
and 2.2pM Monopole won two In .:l9ls aud
1884, Red Silk won two IN ava ana
219A, and was dlstanced In tho NTH.
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September :, ono fare for he round trip.
with a max mum rate OF S..
ON account Of the republican state con-
Ncntion at Fort Worth for all stations
within scVruty-nvc miles, one aud che
Ga I'd fare for round trip. for all etliiQns
~ miles aud not over ipl miles dis
taut. 81. AID FOR all stations over 100 niles
one fare, with IL maximum rate 81 9 for
the round TIN.
Tho same rate IS offered for the con-
vcntiou of democratic clubs at Dallas,
Srntrmbcr 10 and H.
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Yesterday afternoon. at League park
the L. Il. DIS and Reds played an ex-
cellcnt game of bail, the former Hinn'ns
after a hard fought contest. The feat
uros OF the game were the fielding OF both
teams =, ~.
Score ~ ~ H.
gess ..,.....i ! - 0 o 2 % 4
Batter,e--U T. D.'s. Henton and Gond-
ing, Reds. lsaacs. Roberts and Francis
Time OF gane-l:35.
Umpire Powers
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A NrW 0FFICE.

Galveston, Texas, August si.-M. p, Mos
slsey. late commerce. al agent OF the m
terna,icnaI and Great Northern, with
headouarters In Galveston. has been an
nrlrted superintendent Of the Joint wharf
Yards here. and VIII have full charge Of
the distribution Of all m. GIT cars 10 ard
ooeouynnanys tracks The circular announc.
80 ftkS amendment : signed by General
Ntsrqger nm Of 'he Galveston, Houston
~ Henderson, Superintendent Simmons
-. no Ia Porte and Actinf General SUI
0oa,sntendent Downs Of the Sania Fe. The
,n,in,ment becomes effective Septem-
her I.
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TAX ON MESSAGES.

Austin, Texas, August M.-Thc Western
Union Telegraph company today paid tho
comptroller til95.iS tax on messages han
dltd during the quarter ending June 30,
lNoG
Mir. Frank Gallagher returned today
tom a visit to relatives IN Weatherlord.
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EVENTS AT NEWPORT.

Cincinnati, Ohio, August 3l.-Newport re-
ihree-four,hs Of mile Maggie s., Miss
Emma Wllie LOUIS. Time. ;l5E.
Nine sxtecnths a a mile,-chn Rcmem-
her Callle Dozltr, Recover Iine. ~.
Three-fourths OF a mile Harry shannon,
Siatsuna, Peep-o-Day. Time, 1:lS
ssyen-eightha Of "A nile--prinos Im1S1al,
trLsone. John Kessier. Time, ls,
FSve-elgiiths OF m.e--Gh Law, Lulu
r Poutlng. Time, i;02ia.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1890
IN THE RAIL WAY WORLD.
Union Meeting of Railway En-.
plOyes in San Antonio.
THEIR ANNUAL TOUR OF INSPECTION,
The Southern Pacific Onicials to Is,,.
new orleans Today Personal and
General Mention.

The following extract from n c,roi,lar
ISSUED August q by the general commit
tee of arrangements for the union meet
Ing of railroad employees of Texas "a bo
acid al San Anonio September 8, . and
o, Will prove of interest 10 the large
numher of delegates who intend gong
from this section OF the State.
To All Lodges and Divisions of Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, Brother
hood Of Locomotive tireuen Order Of
hallfoad Conductors, Brother OF Rail-
way Irainmcn and order Of Railway
photographers o. Texas, Fraternal Greet
ngS
fhe general co nm.ttee Of .rrlngemenis
- at last able TO give out something deli
mite IN the way Of transportation We
lave had considerable trouble. but we
natter ourselves that, considering the linn
lt@i time given us. We have done remark
Ably well.
The Southern Pacific and san Antonio
ana Arkansas Pass VII honor our union
meeting credentials on their Iassenger
Trans, provided they are accompanied by
an authorized leave OF absence The In
.ernatonal aud Great Northern Railroad
company Will give passes to al employees
II Texas lines who Will forward to the
general manager III Paleslina their cree
tent ais and an authorized have OF alb
sence from their company. DO not forget
that credentials are Of 10 value unless
counterslgued and sealed by the secretary
ua w u'Nl'Ion Vi io.se vi "niVh ny hoii-
10 helhpcr. Any Oh our ueieSates
Hho WISH 70 hilIs tho!r idnli'cs VIII %
given Il rae OF cent yer n4e over IN
Soutloril lae'ns' me in Ahlion.o ana
n."ns"s u.s. a',u nv ii''u' ip.iu''stl am
~ ea' MI III II lH ~ oauS' noSv o. out
utlts itVs VINO VIII Coile VNVi we l"s.
yum .oau anu HlSn 70 Vdhe .HNail'dse
VI th's l1'e shoulu max app.,N NO. lor
saiiIe IN l'e S1the n'il.iltl ~ ~ w.. I'''ue
'''"e ivy "IlnS iui i'S' ''' '''''''se'' 20
-,
So II w 70 Elm AiNr y. ~ ~ '>N'''
The board Of admin Stration OF inc
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AMATEIIR GAMES.

The following amateur games VIII be
rlayed this week. Septrnbss' ]. ". =. q.
Us Audinor.ums. September 2 Browns vs..
Finks; september 8. Colts vs.. Aud.tori-
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n1-AN ar MISREPRESENTATION.

The reorganization committee ot 'Ue
,,I',s,on East and West Texas propose As
a plan of reorganization that the pI ha,ds
issue Of first mortgage per eehl uo"u,
he raduced 10 sa,oo0.ooo by the canc readneed
Of $50, OOo OF the bonds OF the 'euNSS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-01

Norfolk. Va, Angus. 3L-The seahoard
Air Lire of this State says thet It = not
nrobahle thai the Seahoard VIII NEE, the
cut OF the Southern railway since Judge
Trey staNe that the % Ia per cent reduc-
Ton wifi continue
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bTEL BRISTOL
European Plam.
TRAVIS ST. AND CAPITOL AVE,
m Houston. Texas.

ROOMS 500 PER DAY.
S.snc Lights, Steam Heat, Elevator.
a srd Return Bells IN all Rooms,
n and Elegantly Furnished,
ksythlng Modern.
fCLAss CAFE SERVICE Al
MODER ATE PRICES.
kuRIsON & MAL1N. Managers.
kRNERIY OF CAPITOL HOTEL.
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AN AMATEuR GAME.

A game OF ball was played Yesterday be
tween the Joe W. Davis on company nine
and the Montg ,mery Stars. resulting In a
vlciory ftr the oil company by score
al III 10 2 Batteri"s-Oil company,
schncideT and Dwy'r; stars swanson ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-01

!, on the International and Great
~. md The Galveston. houston ana
IAN arrive at and depart from inc
E,,io n i't depot. foot OF Congress- oye !.
viwouri Kansas and Texas trans
- Ksty depot at the foUt OF Mont
sy.pue. north side OF the bayou;
I'm La Porte and Houston and al,
r~as EXCEPT those mentioned use
S,rd central depot.
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THE HOTELS.
,AwLoR-i.ATEs. $3.50 AND -
DAY. JAMES WLOR. PRO

LAWLOR-i,ArE 32.50 AND -
b DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. Pro
lET0R.
q Neal St. Louis; n. II. Caswell.
Els. B. Cooper. Woodville, W. l..
!, Atlanta James X. Adams, St.
In. H. Bailey. Houston; j. Il. Sem
kinston, James Lusac. Orange, j.
(alins, 81. Louis. +. tarnsworth,
J, Mrs. William BOYD. Goliad; j. NJ.
E:On. San Antonio, John T. Holt,
\ Miss Weddel Victoria: William
h, Waco. S Florsneim, Shreveport !,
Hopper and wife, Austin; l.. Mmot
bon, Galveston. Paul FloUrian. Dal-
n, L. Black. Houston, b. Helfcman,
rs Z. l.. Dennis, city, 5. Z. Berry,
York; ]. w Allison, Houston; v.
BEAUMONT, j. NJ Coleman. Hous-
|liss Ruth Weiss. beaumont; w. j..
!, and wife. Jennings. La, Mrs. ".
fFsrlani. Menphi charles X. Mont
n, Miss Mabel Hamilton, Vienna,
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sIx 70 ONE.

Beltoa Reporter.
We believe that six popuils's VII return
10 the democratic party where one Sold-
bug democrat will Join the reliiyls:aos.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-01

Houston will open serles oil games al
Galveston today and Austin will play at
San Antonio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-01

Hagerstown. Nd. August 1.-THE SILVER
leaders OF Hagerstown are up In arms
against the four railroad companies CEN
tering here for distributing among their
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SPECIAL RATES.

The Katy has issued circular OF re-
a.,oaa rates for the following events;
o9DS W. acrount Of Labor Day At Dallas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-01

IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs wlnslow's Soothing Syrup,
Tor children teething. II soothes the child.
softens the gums ailays all pain. cures
wind collie and IL the best remedy Tor
diAyrhoeA
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THE TIE GAME PLAYED OFF.
Houston and San Antonio Had
Another Baseball Contest.
CAPT. SHAFFER WENT IN THE BOX.
Team Was Changed All Around. and tho
Buffaloes Wore Dcfca,sd-siagis
Dld Not r,ay.
CAPT. SHAFFER WENT IN THE 30,

San Antonio. Texas. August si.-The tic
game q TO y between Houston and san
Antonio on the Bronchos first trip to tho
Bayou city was Played on by mutual
consent today. 1t resulted in another
walkover for O'connor's mon.
The score.
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Earned rurs-San Antonio 7,
Two base hit-kcofc.
Left on bases-By San Antonio 10.
struck out--Ry kccfe !
Bases ON called balls-On Shancr !, Of,
Kccfc I.
Double plays-airiffin Wehcr ana
O'Conuor. Peoples aud Mccormick.
stolen bases griffin ts. Clark.
fumhlc-C lark.
Unttors hit--BN Shntfer ?.
WNd throws-ElsCy, Shancr, Cote.
Sacr dec Lawrence, Elsoy C9.
Time Of game-lla.
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