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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14
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EE Pyesidente,
FRANCISCO PARA

Con gusto reproducimos de nuestro esti-
mado colega La Correspondencia ell siguien-
te suelto
Nuestro querido amigo paffero el
sef1or don Luis Mu1oz Rivera Y su bella Y
distir gnida consorte, siguon siendo constan
temente visltados por numero9ns amigos en
su residencia temporal del Hotel Inglate
IRA " La reception qae se 1e tenfa dispues
Ia no pudo llevarse cabo causa del re-
ciente Iuto del es stimable compafIero. Este
permanecerA cuatro cinco dfas mas en- esta
capital"
Hemos ohio decir que muchos de los amigos
enthusiasts con que cueDt8 en- Ponce nues tro
queridisimo compafero Sc disponen ( reci-
birls djgnamente, eI dfa de sn llegada, dis
pensandole con tai motive uua cariffosa ma
nifestaci6n, y obsequisndole ademas con una
serenata.
S4bemos que ell sefIor Mufioz Rivera, que
estima ca cuanto vaen tan laudables pro
poaitos, agradecerfa infuto sus amigos
que, tenieDdo en- cuenta la circumstance
apuatada deeistieseu de toda manifestation
en- su obsequio.
Oreemos que este ruego no sers desatendi
do, en- vista de la causa justisima que ODE
dece.
Ha dejado de exstir gu la Playa de esta
ciudad la virtuOss se nora do1a Josefa Ro
drfgaez viuda de Arce
E1viamos ( Sus dsudos nuestro mas senti-
do pesame.
CONVENIENCIA PUBLICA -Quien de
see viajar hacia los pueblos de GudyGnsa
CoGnso, Adja12atas y Aibo9sto va en- carrua-
ie, va en- caballos de sila, diriiase al qu.
suscribe, calla de Ia Tore, esquina la Rel
ma Modicidad en- precioa, carruajes fuerte~
y c0modos. cabailerias resistentes.
Ponce, Agosto 8 de 1995..-Jstnle Bds.
Con satisf 4cc6u hemos visto que ha sido
repue sto en- su empleo Ell cartero mayor de
esta cindad, don Enrique Sanchsz Galiano,
como no podfa menos de esperarse dadas
de una parte, la rectitud del digno Jefe de
ComuuicacioUes se6Or Quiroga, de otra
Ia aCtiVidad y la hoDradez de one siempre ha
dado pruebas en- ell cumplimiento de su de-
Der ell referido cartero
Celebramos, pues, gu reposicion, que es
un actO de justicia, digno de aplauso.
H entrado formar parte de Ia redacc6n
de uuestro estmado colega La PtquefIa an
tiIIG ell intelig -nte y galano escritor don 4 !,
sendo Rivera Colon, exdirector de La ReDat
bLicG de Arecibo
Felicitamos al COLI ga por haber adquirido
tai valioso elemento.
Aver, en- Ell trsyecto comprendido entrt
est redaccion v la o1ciDa deDtal de los Sc
flores Vald6s Vidal Sc ha extraviado una
oulcera de orc. fernando cors zones enlsza
dos e. que la hsya encoutrado. puede en-
tregaria en- esta redaccion, donde Sc le gra
tifcarA. 2-3
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Y { R D A D { S

De articulo del HeraIdo de apOche, 30 de
Dicis mbre eutreaaoamos las siguientes
o, Is impossible acerearse & ning1l centro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

Dada la morosidad de algunos de nuestros
suscriptores de Ponce, nos vemos en- la pre-
cision de apelar al recurso de insertar en- es-
tas Columns sus iniciales.
Vaiga, por hoy, este aviso, pues sentilfa-
mos que nos pusieran en- ell case extreme de
tener one publican sus nombres letra por le
ira. i es que no SO apresnran recoger los
recibos que tienen pendientes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

Con gusto reproducimos de uuestro esti
mado colega La COrreSpondencjG ell siguien
te sueIto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

Sc encuentra ligerameute indispuesto
nuee tro respectable amigo de Mayagiaz al
doctor don Jose de Jesds Dominique
Deseamos que SO restablezca cuapto antes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

Sc VENDEN billetes de la
Loterta ProUiscaaI a dos pesos
ochenta centavos uno, mo; edo
corriente. Informara en- estas
ofcinas don Vicente Font Camu
mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

de III Liberal, de Madrid)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

y IA, debe verifcarse en- Msysgiiez Is
vista pdblica de Ia causa instruida on Sar
Germ<n contra nuestro querido amigo don
Jose ADtonio Vlvoni por supuesta provoca-
cion al duelo.
Confamos on que la sentenca sera abso-
lutoria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

al decir de La CoryespondenciG, lfs i6ve
nes ilnstrsdos abogados don joaquin Ro-
drfgnez Sierra don Carlos Lopez de Tord
recl6n llegados de Ia Peninsula, sc establece
ran en- Ponce para crear en- esta ciudad III
centro jurfdico administrative
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

S3gtin vemos en- la preusa maysgt zana
ha tornado pose sion de Ia Flscalia de aqnells
Audiencia, Ell diguo msgistrado que fne de
esta ciudad, don jose R9bles L,sheras
Recba el disting guido amigo nuestra fell
citacl6n mss cumplids.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
LOADING IN MlDSTREAM.

Action of the Maritime Association
Barge Line Raises Rates,
Galveston. Texas, August gl-rhe an
nouncement, made exclusively in this
mornings Post, that the Galveston Mari
time association had determined no, to
load cotton in the stream during the com
ing season was the principal topic of
conversation in commercial and shipping
circles today. The officers of the lsso-
citation are reticent. hut 1t was learned
that a resolution in effect, as stated. was
passed. but will lie held in allowance,
awaiting final decision upon the qucs-
ton before it is promulgated, 1t is also
said that this action is the resuli OF the
local cotton scrcwmen demanding mole
pay for loading cotton i'm the stream than
along the DOCKS. All snip brokers in cal
Y. ston. except Elder. Dcmpst"r ~ Co and
j. Morrow " CO., are memhors Of the
maritime association. Ii l. not known
yet what effect this action of the associa-
ton will have. should they finally decide
TO load no more ships in stream
But there is another announcement that
will prove of interest in tins connection,
ana from it the necessity of the maritime
association taking any steps whatever is
not quite clear II j. this:
heretofore there has, been a good deal
of feeling between the Galveston Houston
rail lines and the Houston Direct NaNi-
cation company over the discrepancy ex-
is'ing In the cotton rates via rail aud via
water. As the navigation company when
delivering cotton ia stream, had prAcu-
cally no terminal charges to pay, it en-
loved a decided advantage over ;hc rail
lines which were subjected "a the ter
minal charges The Houston GalVo ston
rate on cotton has been cents per l"'
pounds net, whether by rail or water An
adjustment, however. has been made
whereby, in consideration Of the delays
incident to loading cotton in stream. the
barge line will hereafter observe a tar
if of s cents per 100 pounds ON cotton,
whether delivered in the stream or at
the WharNcs.
The wharfage on cotton being prdcticaily
> cents per 100 pounds, this scent rate
viii absorb the wharf charges on cotton
delivered at the docks. The new adjust
ment gives both rail and water l.res an
even break for the business, and it is a
consummatlon the railroads have devouuy
wished for 10 these many lays
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action Is In limo with the prediction mad
In the Post today
NOTES AND PERSONALS.


| $. @. Beckley has benn appointed New
YORK agent OF the Kanawha Dispatch.
| ., me resignation is announced of c. w
| SSPehSer as superintendent Of the Canadian
aclllcs Eastern division.
| H. II, Vaughan has been appointed COM
rnerc.al agent of The Missouri, Kansas and
n v ''''
The Louisville and Nashville has drop
Pea ont OF the Southern Freight associa-
Won; ana ON September the Georgia
road VII drop out.
W. u. Turner commercial agent of the
nanddLa, with headquarters at For.
worm, Was In the city yesterday, but de-
| Parted for Galveston.
Captain w. \. Mcmillan. chief clerk In
y ice president Quinlan's office of the
houston and Texas Central. went up the
road yesterday to be absent several DAYS
W. II. Groscclose. assistant general
freight agent of the Missouri, Kansas and
leNas. Went down TO Galveston Yesterday
Passenger business is reported duh on
all the railroads.
the marriage Of George Etwcll. young
man connected with The Houston and
ioxas Central. is announced with Miss
Mamie Thornton of P.acy Point. The
ceremony will take place next TUESDAY
evenn at o'clock
- ~. l.. MeGuirk, chief dispatcher Of the
feorla DIVISION ot the Nandana. mas brcA
Ipnol",ed chef clerk of Benjamin Me
80 ~ W. ,UN'4lA, anu l HnmHS ltHE'ln
succeeds Mr.. McGu.rk as chief train dis
patcher on that division.
NiN'am S.Nnott. who has hecn general
foreman Of the Baltimore and Ohio shops
az lhiladelphia, has been appointed mas
YER mcchAnic of tho second and third d.
visions of the Baltimore and OHIO, with
headquarters at Cumberland Md
superintendent Of Motive Power Will
am rutherford of the Plant sys,em has
resigned lie has filloi the position for
a lttle over two years He was nj one
me general master mechanic of the
'anNsonVi!le' Tampa and Key West road
Inc Missouri pacifc-lron Mountain
earnings for the first week in August
amounted % $irlor, an Increase OF 5000;
VI ssourl. Kansas ard Texas. Slaa957 an
increase Of 2oS5 Wabash. $9iS.p13 a de-
creas" of SS3, %il, Clover Leaf, Sii.Sep. AN
lncrtaSe of S2l5i
Last night Mr. George Kidd, auditor of
,he ous-on and Texas Central railway.
icit Tor "A VISIT TO his birthplace in Mary
iand' dhout ten miles from the mouth of
ne SiSqnehanna river, where u pnurs
mo Chesapeake bay. lie was acconpar-
yea ny ms son, Clarence Scurry. who win
ASheNille, y. {. ~
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sun II was a good game and was ap
precated by the grand stand. particularly
at.ef galveston gct In the lead
naiNesloh won out principally because
tneir hits were punched. bur also because
,foniing made the Senators hug their
haSes. lt was caution the way he kept
ms eye on the bags and threw TO them
Huston gave Weikart and Hcydon bases,
on balls in tho first inning. Bailey fol-
lowed with two-hagger and Wcikart
scored Austin kept the lead. scoring twy,
more runs in the fourth inning. with the
assistance of the umpire. After iIeydon
had gotten TO first on balls and Bailey had
gone ou to center Badger made u clean
hit into left and Hcydon advanced on
Eonding's attempt to catch Badger nap
ping a, first. Badger got In the chase;
Steinfe.d; followed him. bu, kept his eye
ON Badger. who ran out OF line and got
10 second, tho base not being covered.
Then HERMAN struck out and I'ollinowcr
singled scormg Hcydon and Badger, the
umpire calling the latter safe, although
he met tho bail before he touched the
plate.
Roth sides retired quickly In the nth.
but Galveston returned the compliment
in 'hc sixth. The fireworks opcncd with
RutTis getting first on balls. He stole
second. and, after S,lmmcrt had gotten
BrOus socrincc. Then ne started for home
on Hua,on's roller toward the pitches, got
In the chase and beat iicydon ON II. BAN
merit and Huston moving ZIP on the play
aud scoring on Nance's two-haygor into
right. Stcinfeldt new out to saort and
Nance scored on lioovcr'S grcunicr. which
got Ny HOFFMAN. RcltS groundcr through
second scored Hoover. md the inning end
ed with Eelt's Intellectual attempt TO steal
second. That ended the run getting
The ftuturcs Of the game were Huston's
Gatling gun pitching. tho base throwinS
of Gondng and licNdon aud tho clever
Fielding of the Galveston team Herman
went to the bat four times aud famed
the air twelve times. The worst OF II
hot "a a., ia ~
a hit was badly needed
The game nan uutl dark again After
tomorrow 30 will hc the hour. instead OF
3 O'Clock.
Works. umpiring did not give entire
satisfaction today He Is too close OH
base runners and is somewhat of on balls.
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
Two Mon Wanted IN llluston Are Caught.
charter Amendments

Two Men Wanted IN llcubon Are Caught.
charter Amendments
Galveston. Texas. Augunt Fl Yesterday
Warrant officer Curtin was ont summons
inE witnesses IN tive case against l.uln
jackson, who was charged with rursing
and abusing. Lula uskro to 500 the name.
of the wltrosscs against her. rno uftccr
read th'n on 10 her, and when he came
to the naulc of Ben Morgan. the woman
sad, ''Why that man It, wanted ia Hous.
ton"
Later the n custom p1llcc w,,e COM
mun''htoi with, aud asked If . iI"gtp
NAMED ifrn Morgan Was wanted Thsy
replied mat hc Wa, aud tina, II charge nt
burglary ANA assault win intent 10 MUIR
der wer" pending against him III ilouN-
ton. Morgan WIS thtu arrested hl biiCuf
tnruu "nb was taken back TO Houston
this afternoon.
Jal.r Wilson OF Houston has hcon In
town several days, searching for Il man
named Wll sidney, wanted la Houston
on "a charge of aggravated assault and bti-
terry alleged to hNe been committed
icctiNr Whiltlcsry Atastcd In on the cas,s
aud soon locnted the man, near tn" corner
Of 1wcniN-fpurth ANA church, and arrcH,-
ed him, H., also was returned to Houston
tonight
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
For somo Tim" tho question of further
amending the chartcr of the city of CAL
weston has been aEiihtrs and unior u
rcs' luton Of the city council a iolnt COM
m'ii'r. consisting Of three aldermen, three
members Of the chamber Of commerce aud
thlt" metuhcts uf the Galveston legislative
couucil wa appointed, Tine committees
have each held preliminary meetings and
on next Monday evening they VIII got to-
fethu at O'clock for the purpose Of or
eanairg. They Will meet from tim. TO
umc and give all citizens an opportunity
to BE- heard I'he committees IRE: M
Fra tho city councu-Aldeimcn West,
Borden and Norman
From tn" chamber of commerce -tieorgo
H. Mann. NJ l'lmann and Iatrick Barry.
From the labor council--lienty Welt
George f. Pierce and w. -. Thomson
FOR CERTIFICATES.
The board OF school examiners for Gal
weston county. composed cf Professor r.
II. Underwood Mr.. l.. -. Bsden and
Miss II. II. Norton. is In session at tho
court house today. and IL conducting an
examination Of the following applicants
for county certificates;
Miss Katie Il. k!tchel. third grade; Miss
Kate a. Buchanan, second grade: Miss
Emma Gregory, second grade, Miss GsNco
r. Lewis first grade MISS Emma Ayrcs,
second grade. Miss Maria Chapman, ser
oud grade. Miss Beatrice Griaham. second
Rrnpf, Miss Ruth ltpdmai second gtade,
Miss HrrLc Dlukclakcr, second grade
Mbss Blanche Powell nrst graac Miss NJ.
Ardrlla Trumhu. Ecconh grade, MI j. +.
Stccle reccud grade; MIR. NJ. NJ Cough,
second pCado.
run OVER Ivy THE CARS.
An old coored woman. known as
"Grandma." Who has been fishing along
tho whai-yos f1r years. was run over by
conn cars on pier 20 this afternoon She
was seated IN the shade OF some cars.
when o switch engine in moving the car.
pushed them OVt, her legs. horribly las
ccratnE them. She was removed to tho
Soaly hospital by tho polio" patrol wagon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22

Washington, August H.-For Eastern
Internationally far; continued warmth
saturday,
Arklnsas-Nery warm and FAR satnr-
d,v, thunder storms sunday; cooler Sat
urdo,. ulaht or sunday morning, souther-
~ winds shifting to westerly. .,.
North and south Dakota Local thnhaer
,,or,ns. cooler weather, north winds.
C L. 10 ocal rains followed by clear
ing Weather: north WINS.
Wyoming -Losl showers i".l3Weo ny
fair. slightly warmer variable ";,,is' noe
ZION by local showers; west W.nns :
warmer.
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NOTES OF TIE CAME.

Game today 1T 4.30.
Today's game will be nm interesting ore.
7, VIII now he in order for Houston TO
take two games from San Antonio.
Reed covered second all right yesterday.
He accepted seven chances very success
fully.
Ladies will he admitted free an the gate
this afternoon. They win bo charged for
grand stand seats, however.
Boys under IL years OF age who pur-
chase a score card at the gate n Is al
ternoon Will be admitted free.
They only got eight hits on Big Bill NC
Cormick. but five OF them came at
time when 1t was disastrous to Houston
KID Peoples played a right good game At
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
rATCurN PERFORMS.
He Lowered the World's stallion R,>,ord
IN MINNIE

He Lowered the Wofld's Stallion H,>otd
In Maine.
EigLy Park. Me- August 2l.-rho IN
mo1s PACING stallion joo rntchon tow
cred tho worlds stallion pacing record by
cne-auster OF 4 sceond, gong tine mhe
In los HAT ~ the R.gby track thls after
noon. Two OF the Judges watches showed
the time 10 hc ona-utth of a spcuud iehs
than 203. II was not a very favorable
day for i,oord attempts, Hs a stronS w"if r
rrly wind was hlowiur When the Wind
d y down "a nttlc Jack curry dfuv"
Iaishcu foc "A trial After lat &C W1'm-
iup mp the black stallion Wa= started Gown
The tra't at iivnly Enit. with a running
mate. rhc Judges caught the quarter at
-o's aud with the wini az his hncN TIA"
famous stallion rHled on the seconl quar-
ter IN 29ia NcQndS. Inc half was ma i, In
Just one minute. ON the thiri quarter
the time was a0h seconds. and at a. two
minute clip Joe ratchon gathered himself
fss the lnHi quarter. iiui hrtr h" met tho
strong wind. against which hN slowed
Gown a bit. but crossed the wire in Az
sr'ouds. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF tile mil"
m 2,oi nat. quarter Of IA SECOND better
than tho worries stan ON ratluR record.
held hy Jahu Il, Gentry. set the crowd
wild. They lift'd curry, the iiiv"r, ont of
his sulky, sWarinei from tho grand slnnb
onto the track ana cheered Ike madmrn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22

Londnsi, August 2l.-This was the first
day Of tho y bingham summer meeting.
Mr.. I.orillard's brown colt sanlla carved
off IN. Little John pate Of 200 sover-
,si'ps defeating q fisld Of SIX Starters.
NJ t.rssv's Tarhlrho was second and
Mr S.wton's Dancine Jew uird.
There we're ten startss' IN the Nelbeck
etales 3id sovcfoisns, inclndlng MI 20
eopnld d. Rothsc hiid's GUN won, Mr..
pickler's Berry s.cond and j. Mckinley 4
MhittleburY thrd
shail's Uu.iva In the Rutford Abbey
3,late This event was for all ages
itat had no Won stake OF the value
~ f01 soyerPigns IN 1885 or 1915. The dis
lance was five furl0ngs and the plate
value l0s severe ers.
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1N nAnNEss IN INp1ANAroLls.

Indianapolis. Ind. Augusl a-Rein and
cloudy weather Kept the Attendance down
at the grand circuit meeting today. Tho
track wax fast and IN good condition
carly, though a dr,zzle mnde II slippery
toward the end ~ the sport.
2:3j tr,t-Exploii Surpat. Greenfield
Boy Best time, 2:ljik.
2S tTot. purse 5000 Emma onul. New
berger, Pin lonidrs. Rest tine, 2l2l3
225 trot. 5000 Minnol. HE'D Star. Nancy
l.. Best lime, 2.l3i..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22

Earned runs-IIouston ]. san Antonio :.
Two base hit-cote.
Three base hits Becker, Elsey.
Sacrifice hits Peoples Lawrence.
I.cft on bases-By Houston : by San
struck out-By Mccormick ., by Her
bort l.
HaSes on called halls.'lM Mcformick J.
Double nlav-,Wchcr. Griffin and O'con-
nor n,
O'Connor
Bntiers h't-Weher Elsey.
Passed hall Stanley
Time Of Fame--l;S0'
Umpire CLARK
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ay. ass four of Ave fayori,cs won on II

uaN, ~ four OF HVo faNoritos WON on u
good track
Three quarters of milc--conce Pot,
Nivora, Giltord Ham. Time, 1lt'g
Niuc-stNiccnihs Of a mile High society,
Mis- Shade. Superhia. Time. 50.
Mile and seventy Nards- Sir Dick, Joe
Clarh FIRST Deal. Time. t.lhi.
Mile, +cling tutilln, Frcttul, Prytanian,
Time e.
Fivc-c,ehths OF Il mile Minnie Murphy,
cid Law, Goose Liver Time. lp2'2,
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HOUSTON WurI:LMNN.

Tho meeting last night TO arrange for
road race resulted In no dcfuitc docis-
ion. There way some dsscns.un regarding
the matter and no agreemeut could be
reached. II Il probable There Will be 4
meeting Of Houston whcelmen and con
certod action taken.
At tho meeting the recent vandalism on
the IiHrrFhurE road was discussed and n
was decided that the Houston whocimcil
win pay reward % f2h for the conviction
OF the party who placed taoks on tho
Harrisburg road resulting In the puncture
of many fires.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22

81. Ions, Angus Il only two favor
irp won N Tho fair Etouuds today
Selling mile l}urmah, Skdubb!a. CHS
we'll Tim". ia,
Selling. thrce-fourlhs NJ milc-Alr
Tight. Augusure. Queen Sadie. Tine,
l1j's.
Fivc-eirhths Of mile Fig Leaf Juan
tia. Lady llHmllt n, Time, lo,4..
Selling. mite Hot stun Br1geton,
Ii,l,n n Gardner. Time 49,
1hrCo-fourihs If mio-FnrihemnN,
Relva Dcll, Forsythr. Time llhis
Selling. ihree-fourths Of a mlo~Coloncl
Wheeler Gladys II. Travis. Time. l.his
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APPOINTED BY KILG0RE.

Ardmore. |. T.. August 2L-Judse XII
rrrc today appointed L, IL l.. 'ttnp"e"'
OF Ryan, master IN chtnc,'s ipd,an
T ,2,litory ' and j. L. Ab5rnely Of rnr-
dell and Nicholas Wolf al f2us Nan.S
sr,"cial masters in chanccry oi ths IN. M, 20
states court at their respe-uNe 'o"'''
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short. He was active and went after
everything, having one error ont OF i've
chances.
Tho street car accommodations Tor tho
hnl sam" patrons could not ho ncticr.
Superintendent ELS Us doing the thing
exactly right
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
roMpTON APPOINTED.

Galveston. Texas, August I.-Ce'h -,
Compton was this morning apPo" 80
depot ticke, agent of the Galveston Ia
Porte and F.Istod and Will entcr w. ~
lis duties this afternoon. Mr., non'ibI, ,,s.
viii also look ont for elty pass'm. no, i
a. tho union depot and Al the Guy v,,hlIs
of the La Porte. 2l9 fremont street. '"''
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DETROIT ENTRIES.

First ace-Thrcc-quartor OF mile,
selling Imp. Thornbush. II, ryramis So.
Aialanta q. Richfield %, Old Center, ko-
walsky @. Vice Regal 90. Lady Rose lO2.
Old Dominion l0i
second Rlcc--One milc, ceiling. S1uhri-
n,,o, n. sunny "a. Rossmar ". Roy del
MIR o. Kanlsln io4. kariro lpo, Buek"t
Third Race-Oue mlo and ono-quartcr,
h,ndicnp. sunny 90, sue XII 10 ss,Countess
Iriln ic,, Argentina i0o. Pepper l0i Els
Ffmrfh Race Five eighths of a mf".
ucssy,lio %, stray ~ p, licpior 10. key
d,l Angelic, Lord Zoni. F1nclln iG, JOIN
Carr. IEdao III. -.
Flfth neutrality-suspicious. of mile.
selling Pete Kitchen. Ar1Hth ~, Uncas
~ FRITZ. &C. Siarza 100, BcinmFla ~.
Ganor l0s. Imp. Remedy l0i. service liz.
sikh Rec - Fuil course, about two
and one half miles. Russell House siceiii.-
chase Bob Ne,ly 1875. Vicar Of Wakefield
in, ~ Kendig lb5, Lon Heart le
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
ruE rorRNA MENT pOsrpo,

San Antonio, Texas, August I.-Aftcr a
thorough canvass OF the shooting men of
Texas. and out of difference to their
wishes. the San Antonio Gun club has
decided to postpone It's grand amateur
tournament announced for next October
10. IL aud II. to April I5 l6 and H. lsF
This Will give more time 10 prepare and
the coming tournament for April. 1887,
will probably be the largest amateur event
ever held In Texag n not in the South.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22

Mobile. Ala, August 2'--W' H. Al ora
nam. alas Gray. a negro, was hfheen IN
the yard Of the county lal az s'Io uhis
nm,ins Of an old man on Mardi Gras day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22

Kansas city. Mo, August Ia warrant
Cor the arrest Of Cashier q. a Taylor oil
,,o defunei Argentine bank was sworn
~. Nav by BERNARD Speaker, who made
""t ,Ds,f Il, the bank Monday afternoon
.ne n' law before he failure. Tho charge Is
r ,.',' ing money while n an insoiVent con-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22

Galveston. Texas, August 2l--cialves'on
non the nrst game of the series with
A,Stin todav nv a score Of 3 10 g. Whiic
he game was somewhat lacking in gtarer
and was not as fun of brilliant features
as that Of yesterday with lae bronchos.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.


Clear. dry and warm weather continues
4, rexas Light showers have fallen IN
i,ttle Rock Montgomery and sayannan
districts. Memphis disirlct reports Z"