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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
COnsuI-GeneraI to Berlin.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Pres
ident to-day informed Representative
Barthold of Missouri that Julius Gold
smith of Milwaukee, Wis, had been
selected as Consul General to Berlin
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Your committee have made a
very careful examination of the
Royal Baking Powder, and are
satisfied that it fulhls all the re-
qurements which the public can
make of a baking powder. For
purity and care in preparation it
equals any IN the market, and
our test shows that it has greater
leavening power than any other
ofwhich we have any knowledge.
w. B. RISING,
Prgf Chemistry, University Of California,
State Analyst.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
Death of a st. Louis Divine.

ST. LOUIS, April 19.-Rev. DR.. James
Brooks, pastor Emeritus of the Wash
ington and Compton avenues Presbyter-
ian Church, is dead of Bright's disease.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
Representative Holman Better.

WASHINGTON, April 19-Repre-
sentative Holman of Indiana, who is
suffering from serious complications
following a fall from a street car is
better to-day, but still in a dangerous
condition.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
kid" THOMPSON CONVICTED
Will Have to Serve a Life Sentence in
the State Prison.

LOS ANGELES, April 10. kid"
Thompson was to-day found guilty Of
wrecking a Southern Pacific train at
Roscoe, Cal, his sentence being fixed
by the jury to Imprisonment in the
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
Baking
Powders
Analysed
p" Royal" q cream of
tartar powder of
superior purity
and strength.

The following extracts from
Certificates of analyses of the
7 Royal Baking Powder, made
from time to time, are very help
full to those who wish to be GER
tain as to what baking powder
to select in order to get a pure
article, free from alum or any
form Of adulteration.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
Gentry Has Not Been Reprieved.

HARRISBURG Pa), April 19.-Gov-
ernor Hastings denies that Gentry has
been reprieved. The Board of Pardons
has not yet reached Gentry's case, and
will not until late this afternoon.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page)
place is 300 Kenan Bey says he count
ed nearly 1000 dead Greeks.
The town of Elassona has been desert
ed by its inhabitants, who have fled
northward and towards Salonica, fear
ing that the fighting between the Turks
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CHICAGO, March I, 1881

CHICAGO, March I, 1857.
AS the result of my tests, l
find the Royal Baking Powder
superior to all the Others in every
respect. 1t is entirely free from
all adulteration and unwhole-
some impurity, and in baking it
gives off a greater volume of
leavening gas than any other
powder. 1t is therefore not only
the purest, but also the strongest
powder with which / am ac-
quainted.
WALTER S. HAINES, M. D.,
P>o( If Ck-,,.,eS,-., P.xrE H.g,r,T (oyy<1<
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, April 10. - To-day's
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance
S225, 3S5, Dos; gold reserve. S154 90 l46
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New Ribbons.

A strong Ribbon item is here
placed before you. Never was
variety so great in combination
of width, quality, color and new
ness at such small prices. These
are all wide widths, in striped
taffetas, MORE taffetas, fancy
gauze, solid colOrs or fancy new
Dresden effects, with fancy satin
edge, and others: suitable for
millinery purposes, or for sashes
to be worn with wash dresses
this spring. Prices,
Csc and 35C Yard.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20

The best baking powder made
IS, as shown by analysis, the
Royal. Its leavening strength
I has been found superior to other
baking powders, and, as far as l
know, it's the only powder which
will raise large bread'perfectly.
CYRUS EDISON, MD,
Com'r of Health, n. Y. City.
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Consulting Chemist,
Chicago Board of Health.

I have analysed all the prin-
cipal brands of baking powder
sold in this State. Royal has
the highest leavening power,
and IS composed Of pure and
wholesome ingredients. No
other gave results so satisfactory.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20

: By analyses which I person.
ally have had made, it is clearly
demonstrated and proven that
the Royal Baking Powder is
pure and wholesome, and that
it stands, as far as strength and
purity are concerned, at the head
of the baking powders of the
United States. The Royal is
composed of absolutely pure,
harmless and wholesome ingre-
dents of the highest grade and
character.
GRANVILLE MCGOWAN, NJ. d.
Health Officer, Los Angeles.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
POWERS MAY RESOLVE
TO TAKE ACTION.
Talk of Ordering the International Fleet
to Leave Cfetan Waters,
To 60 in the Direction of Salonica and
the Dardanelles.

Sharp Difference of Opinion Between
the Military and Maritime Powers
as to the Most Expeditions and
and Least Violent Method of COM
peIIing Cessation of HOstilitieS,
Should Force Become Necessary.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20

"Where are you going, my pretty maid? p
I'm going house hunting, sir" she said.
MAY | go with you. my pretty MAID!
"I'm not looking for flats, kind sir, she
said
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
New VeStingS.

We have a most complete line
of M0uselinne d'SOie Chiffon and
Tinsel Vestings, openwOrk pat
terms, and beautifully embrOid-
cred with dainty silk patterns. in
the new spring cOlOrings. Per
yard, 75c, 81, 81 20, 81 80, 81 10
up to SO.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
SunbOnnetS.

The bonnet of our great-grand-
mothers in their childhood and in
age has been revived, and the
sunbonnet is popular again for
children, misses and women.
Child's Corded Calico Sunbon-
nets and Quaker Bonnets, made of
standard grades of print. Neat
} patterns, pink and blue.
Price, Csc.
Child's COlored Corded Cham
: bray Sun or Quaker BOnnets with
lace frill all around edge; colors
pink, blue, red and tan. Wash
( and launder to look like new.
Price, soc.
Ladies' Bingham SunbOnnets in
cOlOrs of brown and blue checks.
also Chambray Sunb0nnets
trimmed with lace: cOlOrs pink,
blue, tan and white.
Prices, soc and 75C.
!. Silks.
Remaining from our special
J sale of silks last week we find
} many desirable and useful lengths
! in Taffetas. changeable and fancy,
fancy small figured brocades and
checks in eros de LOndrpS;
lengths for waists, skirt ruff. ngs,
unjerskirts, or for skirt. cape,
jacket and grenadine Innings.
Prices, 55C, Csc and 70C.
Every yard worth double.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
THE GAS FRANCHISE.
THE COUNCIL WILL INSIST UPON
A $50 LIMIT.
The Gas COMPANY Can't, with Fair
Profit. Make Gas for Less
Thnn $500.

The city council met In caucus ycster-
day morning as a committee of the whole
to confer with some OF the officers OF the
Gas company In reference TO extending the
expired franchise OF the Houston Gas com
pany.
The result OF the caucus, briefly told was
that the council finally agreed to ADOPT
the report OF the special committee which
was submitted come time ago. recommend
Ing that the franchise OF the Gas company
be extended for period OF fifteen years.
provided the company furnish gas at
maximum rate Of 1850 per 1000 feet, with
out discriminating as between fuel and H.
Eliminating gas.
To this report the majority of the council
agreed but minority, consisting of Alder
men Sonnen Heser and Cronan, dissented.
their proposition being to demand a con-
cesslon in price OF $3.50 for illuminating
gas and 81 for fuel gas.
The Gas company does not favor either
the majority or minority propositions, In
sistng that they can not at fairly rea-
sonable profit, per cent on their invest
mont. furnish gas for less than 81 per
thousand. Nous verrons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the fun
eral OF little Charles Hartman Eyershade
took place from the residence Of the grand
parents Mr., and Mrs Henry Hartman,
lil2 Houston avenue He was only 5is
months old, but was the HE Of the house
hold. not only mother and father watch
ing every smile, but uncles and devoted
aunt. with the blessed love OF a good and
loving grandfather and grandmother
seemed TO be too happy when having the
dear little one near them Ceremonies were
conducted at the house by Father Baniield
Of st. Joseph's church ard also at the
grave in the German cemetery. where the
little one now rests far from all the
troubles and trials OF this world. There
were two pail bearers, p. Cohen and James
J. Lawrence.
The sympathy shown the afflicted family
was evidenced by the large number of
friends who attended the funeral
The little grave and lot was covered with
flowers, placed there by sympathetic hands.
That the good Father may comfort them in
this hour OF deep afliction is the earnest
prayer of many dear friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
--------=--77--- -
GETTING IN READINESS
10 Celebrate the Thirt, -srcnnd An
niyrrsnry Of Emancipation.

Al mass meeting OF colored citizen,
held AT L. -. f. hall the following officers
were elected to take charge OF and arrange
for the forthcoming emancipation celebra-
tion in this city;
Grand president. DIR. +. II. Robey; grand
vice, First ward. Joe Nelson grand vice
president Second ward Ii. II. Adams;
grand vice president. Third ward, ". r.
Scott, grand vico president. Fourth ward.
Or. Il. Is, Ramsey. grand vice president
Fifth ward, Mr.. Robert Carter. grand vice
president. sixth ward. MIR. Charles O'Rey.
The president was empowered to appoint
one Woo president from each precinct in
Harris county.
Grand secretary. Mr., a. J. Wakcflcld
grand chaplain. Rev. ID. j, Hun. grand
marshal, Mr.. c. IL. Hall.
The following compose the several COM
mittees:
on arrangoments-c. N, Love, chair
man: o. IL. Williams. \. r. Loelott,
George c. Thomas. o. w. Jams. w n.
Spencer. Tom Bunch. W. IL. Parker, T. l..
lianshOroueh.
ON street parado-.-H. j. Doasly. chair
man, Or, 5. NJ. LYONS, Charles Brock. IL.
ID. Adams. Robert Falrohilds. ID. Kick
myer. Ed. Miligan, H. j, Hardin, E NJ.
! Albert Allen }. B. Finly, William Ross,
| u. H. Maxwell, A. Sturges $. Pryor,
Joseph Clay. j. b. Patrick
| ON riogranme-L. W. Woods chair
man; Tom Powell Il. NJ. Mills, w. II. Par
ker, E. j. Scott William NJ, Green, A. IL.
Kelly. $, a. Adkins, $. c. Curtis, II. T.
Perry. j, w. Mish,r
| ON invitation Emmett J. Scott. chair
man. Holman Il Perry, Walter r. Scott
Josh l.. Jones. Dr j. n nihhle. Charles n,
Mcclure, Joseph u, Tavlor
on reecption-Roy Amos. chairman; Rev
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

sic Stallinss. Houston; J. IL. Rosecrans,
Dallas; Mrs. W. T. Carter. Barnum, Mrs.
l.. I. Sloan, Helen ii. Sloan. Bette l..
Sheppcrd. Oscar Wilson, Pine valley; VIII
lie Chance. Viola Chance, Mrs. Chance, s.
IL. Kelly, Miss Irene kuykedall, Hunts
Vile. Philip h. King, Bolton; Miss u. b.
Cooley. Mrs. NJ. q. Mcrrick, G. II. Car
ruegor, L. II. Keliar. Mrs. Il. ii. kcliar.
Miss Charlie L. Austin. Mrs. ii. &. Bar
uen. Mrs. $. tearhake, Mrs l.. Hamilton,
Susie Fearhake. Frankie Kane. Arthur
Courtney. Gertrude Baird, Mary Davis.
Martin kauier Edward Hammer. Clara
Potter. Annie Lynch. Alice a. Boil. Lucy
Smith, Galveston, Maud Winston, Mrs. n.
Nj. Gibson, Alvin; Morris J. Lynch. Cal
weston, W. $. Stevens. e. T. stockwell,
Miss Ethel Rowland. Miss Clara Stock
well, Miss Mamie Roark, Alvin; c. F.
Savage. La Porte. Copeland Tanned, Essie
sillman. Mrs w. r. searcy. Bessie De-
gar. Velasco; Miss y. p Fleming, Elem
ington, Mo; Harry w. Mari. Sealy. Susie
Mills. Alvin, Katie Williams. Hiilsboro;
Desdemona Wheelock, Jessie Duncan.
Josie Miller, Houston; Mrs. W. j. Cloud.
Longyiew; Mrs. II. r. Stout Mrs. \. Z.
Pettus, Miss ollie Bakers, Miss NJ. Ho!ll-
day. =. Il. Haring and wife. II. I. Cook,
Goliad; j. Il. Wilson, Houston, Miss Eula
Gee. Miss Mac Barhee. Nelasco, Mrs John
l. Chancellor. Mrs. J. Blacey, san An
tonic, Margaret Hunter, Mrs. Burlington,
Miss olive Roberts, J. NJ Howell, John
X. Reynolds, Jr., Mary +. Reynolds. Jas.
Howell Reynolds, Mrs. ]. Z. Wilson. Miss
Mamie Roberts, Frank Roberts. Miss Clara
Roberts. Miss Ona dc la Maiyr, John y.
McNabh. John a. McNsbb. Jl. William
Allen McNabb, Mamie Fredhaus II. NJ.
Bradley. Harry BOxell. Miss Burnett. Mrs
Fincham. Julia Fltze, Mrs. J. p. Nc
Lean. Guy Inman. II l.. Beach Houston.
Mrs. NJ. $. Moore. Mrs L. l.. Cook, Miss
n. De Berry. GalN weston; Sherwood Walter
Wacey. Houston; Hubert Hayes. Pasadena
Miss Lydia Larender and Ruth Larender.
Lancaster, Grace Maher Mrs. Il. S.
Mhoon. Van Alstyne; Miss Blanch Bell
Rev. l.. h. Gray, Tehuacana Mrs. VI. q.
Basket and Maide Basket, Van Ais
tyne Dora Mettsbcyer, Mrs. NJ, L. Ward,
w +. Soynisch l.. II Mcrey. Gertrude
Philips, J nulc Vi. Perrin. L. ObeEustinc.
Gertrude Gllham, ]. h. Sohoeifel san hn-
tonic j NJ Clark, WaNahache: Bessie c.
Wright, Laura j. Drlakill Austin Mrs
l. u. Noel. Taylor. Mrs, J. l.. Mckee.
New Albany; W. +. Cunningham. Artie
Nhlteside, ora Garner, Gussio Sims paw
son. Texas VIII Jennings, ltata Lucy
Rogers. Nellie Rogers and Charles Riley.
Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
THOSE WHO AXE kERE.

The following additional delegates ar
rived yesterday ana last night. and reg
istered at headquarters in Rice building.
the Capitol Hotel annex:
Ivy c. Eppler. Carrie Snow, Stella Jolly,
w. { Hood. l.. X. Hood, Newport. Texas
Mra. G C. Smith and Lucy ". Smith.
Dallas; Mrs w. f., Armstrong, EastanI
Miss Matte ogilivie. ona Stnpp. G. X.
ushurn. Fred Ogilyie. S. o. Scott, Willie
May Scott, Melissa. Texas; Lizzie Kerr
Quanah; Emma E, Bender, D. T.. CLANCY.
J, b, CLANCY. Maggie NJ, purifoy. ]. ii
Hendrick, Texarkana. j, H. Boen. Ennis,
Edwin G, Boynton, Llano; George NJ Oak
ley. Marshall, ID, C. Waltz j. ~ Moses.
Barnum. John a, Green, Jr.. San Antonio I;
Paul Hilburn. Granbury; H. s. Smith.
Denison Mill Sloan. Pine Valley. Newt
Mckinney, Anna: Nellie v McFaddiu
Maud Grow, X. C. Meade, La Porte; t
II Lane, Prairie Inn; Mrs .C. IL Wilson.
San Antonio; Mrs, Hattie Lane, Prairie
HIN; Mrs. j c. Baldwin, Prairie Hui: II.
Brown, Taylor. Mrs. VIM. DIVER. Miss
Julia Megrhec. Miss Marguerite Crews.
San Marcos. Miss Mary Mendel, Miss Nell
MeCarty. Miss Ada Barker. Taylor: NJ. T..
Caldwell Miss Made Caldwell Miss Gil
iespie. II. V. Richards. Martie Kerr, l.. A.
johnson, Corsicana NJ. c. Hargrave. C. T..
Wear, Rev. Il. t. Hendricks aud wife.
MISS cora heiscy, John Coggin, VIII Me-
Gully. j. e. Kirkpatrick, Peter McNlel.
Clara Looney Brownwood J. Il. Gale. /.
IL. Bettis, Orange; Miss Doyle. Granbury
Ashley Evans. Mrs Ashley Evans. Charles
Young, Bonham: DR.. A. II. Fowler
Brownwood; Mrs John h. Davis. Bertha
Mcbride. Mrs, Moody Lottie Moody. Mer-
Ger Moody, Elnbel Moody. Maud Davis,
Blanch Fetty, Miss Turner. Alvin; NJ. W.
Briscoe. j. w. Briscoe, Caddo Mills; r.
u, Harwood. Dallas; w II. Miller. For
ney Carrie Mum. Pilot Point. Gertrude
Irvine. Terrell; Nina Barton. Terrell. w.
Fred Galbraith, Milford; &. c. Rosson,
Milford; II. H. Grotthouse, Dallas; w. l..
Gray. Miss Lula Gray. San Felipe Harry
Smith. Austin; Colly D. Hall. Waco; w.
&. Winer. Clarksville; Warner b. Riggs
Mrs W. -. Riggs. Charlotte l.. Riggs
Dallas; II. y, Lingan Manor: Deulah Iiol-
land. Vclasco: j. A. ComeauS. Velasco; J
W. Crawford corsicana; Ednonia Laws
Loolah Laws. Ethel Bence. Mrs. Il, Bence
Webster; Mrs. James -. Trice. Bolton;
Miss Azilee Lott, Miss Hunter Block, Bel
ton; Mrs. A. O. Elliot. Miss Lena Taylor
Weatherford; Miss Pet Heath, Cleburne;
MIR. Frank Dunn. Corsicana; Miss Tyler
Wilkinson, Temple. Mrs. A. A, Martin, san
Antonio; Rev. j. J. Haley Cynthiana, Ky.
u. g. Smith. Miss G. A. Work. Miss bes-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

44I2-Theodore Keller VS.. Houston East
and West Texas Railway company.
i4iS-Ikc Keller vs.. Houston East ana
West Texas Railway company.
4460--Angol Pagan VS.. J. II. sutton.
4i1s-Thcodoro Keller VS.. L. Z. Bailey
THURSDAY. MAY q.
44al--C NJ. 4 John Schmidt VS.. AleAan-
der Barttlinsck varnishee,
4i32-Nellie Chelen ct al VS.. 2. L. Ewing.
FRIDAY. MAY 2s
44il-First National Rank of Houston
VS.. Houston East and West Texas Railway
COMPANY.
TUESDAY. JUNE 1. 1897.
ii6i--Murphy Bros. VS. Cawthorn
Tailoring company.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE .. 1897.
4i63-L, a. Mcclure ct al VS.. Michigan
Savings and Loan association.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA,
To Gain Flesh, to Sleep Well, to
Know what Appetite and Good
Digestion Mean, Make IL Test of
stuarts Dy dyspepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience of an In
dinnMpnlIs l.cntlcmmn.

No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia
People having It think that their nerves
are to blame and are surprised that they
are not cured by nerve medicine and spring
remedies the roil seat OF the mischief Is
lost sight of the stomach is the organ to
be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have any
pain whatever In the stomach. nor per-
hnps any Of the usual symptoms Of stom-
ach weakness Nervous dyspepsia shows
itself not In the stomach so much as in
nearly every other organ: in some cases
tho heart palpitates and is irregular in
the bowels are constipated. with headaches ;
still others are troubled with loss OF flesh
and appetite, with accumulation OF gas
sour risings and heartburn.
Mr. \. W. sharper OF No. 81 Prospect
street, indianapolis Ind. writes as fol-
lows: "A motive Of pure gratitude prompts
me to write these few lines regarding the
new and valuable medicine. Stuarts Dys-
popsla Tablets ! have beer a sufferer from
nervous dyspepsia for the last four years
have used various patent medicines aud
other remedies without any favorable re-
suit. They sometimes gave temporary re-
lief until the effects OF the medicine wore
off. attributed this to my sedentary hah-
it's being n booklceper with little physical
exercise. but l am glad 10 state that the
tablets have overcome all these obstacles,
for | have gained In flesh, sleep better.
and am better I'm every way. Tho above Is
written not for notorlety, but is based On
actual fact"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
AROUND THE COURTS.

Tho following were the proceedings IA
the civil district court yesterday. Hon.
John G. Tod presiding:
Louisa NJ. Martin VS.. Travellers Pro-
tectivc association. The defendant having
iilel a petition and bond for removal to
the United States circuit court 1t is or
dered that this cause be removed TO the
circuit court Of the United States.
james NJ Wright vs.. c. Lasher. con-
tinued generally; set for June is.
Julia W Park vs.. Il. i. Hill ct al. ex-
ccLturs. leave to plaintiff to file first
amended original petition making MARY
Ann narby. Emily Taylor, II. vi Szabo
A. \. Szaho, W, h. Turner and wife, En-
ma Turner defendants.
nillwyn Parish VS. Galveston. Harrisburg
and san Antonio Railway company; leave
to defendant ia file first Amended original
answer and to make the executors OF T
- Pierce estate defendants.
Bottle BRYAN VS.. Anna Gray ct al. dis
missed az COS, Of plaintiff
Bette Bryan VS.. J NJ. Frost. garnishce;
dismissed at 'cst OF plaintiff.
August Bonner "a. Texas and New Or
leans Railroad company; judgment for de-
fendant: costs adiudgod against defendant.
Fannie Tibbs va. solomon Tib5s, j0dg
ment for plaintiff for divorce.
EN Parte 4 u Hcldingsfelder Henry
nanrenbnum appointed 20 represent minor.
Petition granted and disabilities OF minor
fly removed.
py,hian Hall association vs.. b. A. Ries
ner jury sim out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

The Wonder Store opens its doors al
z a. III. and closes them at p m. and
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This 10 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday from the Office Of the city
engineer:
G c. LIeb, repairs to house on Rice
street; $40.
Mrs Il C. Howard, ieaee on Smith
street; $40.
j. j. Weis, shed on Washington street;
SEQ
Mr. stark. repairs to house, Montgomery
avenue; sos.
u. 4. Rove. two-story residence, lots
4, 3, and Z. block H. Holman survey $3.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

RI, tol,o,vtrc oracrs were entered yes
-. .o,r. rr1ye shaw
VlNA! III '''e
ures'dine: ,,,,s -, !,
j. y NJ Sch"apaeher 'Linilteal vs. e.
u, Fairfield, Judgment Tor piath,lt ioF
s'dl 81 ana per cent from feu''a'' %
1881 c,.,. r,,oc,-,,
State Of Texas VS.. Oiti@ens Elec'F'e
Light eoHrany sellieq "nu %'' ier,,', com.
state on teAas vs. iluus'0" ~ "e
pany. settled and dismissed costs PAID.
G. $ cup W cur 'olofauo anu ,' 80,
re hal1Way company p'"'"'''' s'A'''
"sS" I" ''u'u". . 49,, ,s n r. pos-
o on,, ,,,. IN sr, from January l. iSeI
"'',t "t ,o1o al we 81 packard Of al
AN ''V''' po,,i,por s'isgestnd and
cause gon,nHSo 70 man Saa, n by detamlt
against Defendant 81 Packard for s3l7 so
$3. 10 attorneys foes,
John g. schiey,e1n. reeve , va TO foT
Malagren ct a. 1uuEihtn. Wy u -,
S'I;, 90 , I'u ~ Sit f ro,nnany W. warren Land
and Lumber company Judgment by default
for nIaintiff for $3.50 81 and per cent In
,er.st from this date.
r.. c. storric vs., C. L. Hoffman, motion
y, 6,fsnoant to auash citation overrued
TO which defendant eycopts..
Goldthwaite Moouy vs. h",,ana i ppui,'
No. !. a. T. ans ~. upatl ", 'a, an,
Tiff George H"ldlhwalte suEs T., any, ~
leave granted 10 pros1vu'r T nartr n '' W
Ncrn,nd jnocord JeweIry company vs.,
Herman Brown. Judgment by agreement
sor s5G5 ana & pcr cent interest from Jan
uary isoT.
Tho following additional cases werc set
yeslerday upon the call OF the appearance
docket r,,,,psnAy MAY & 1897.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
suits for Di-tr,ct cour,.

In addition to.somethlng over 500 suits
filed yesterday by the city against DELHI
Quent tax payers the following other suits
were filed:
Frank Moore VS.. Mary T. Hitchler ct al.
injunction to restrain sale Of 4i-loV
acres in lot II, west half l., Moore league
Fannie Tibbs VS.. solomon Tihbs. divorce.
James W. Scott VS.. T. +. Phelps ct al
debt and foreclosure.
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Colonel J. II. Wa,ies was another who
was acen by reporter He was too in
diguan; to reply to Questions, as the FIRST
intimation he had Of the charges OF drunk
onness Was through General Slahry's card
in The fost. He expressed himsclf how
ever. In very strong language In denounc-
ing such attacks on the militia
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"I,iucstocl,ings."

The opera will be presented by the Older
cast on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
May ~ and 10. The juvenile east Will
present Friday night and Saturday matt
nee. the l4th and Il, The opera % COM
plmented on every side for It's beauty aud
mirth, The music Is beautiful: the duets
between Famine aud Francois are n real
treat TO all music lovers. and there IL no
end TO bright, catchy songs. The words
and acting are as cute and funny as can
be and costumes elegant.