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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

Richmond Officers Are Given Description
mn ua.nnIAln Vim.

ola Desperate Nan.
The police or this city have been given
description OF the man who attempted
a. r.n Ain E.DNarl -llru.. 1910 ..t'
n.4r Gaines NH. DOB Hanover county
M has turned OUT uAl ine "'''N ''
robber Was not 3D. White man. "N. '
N VII be recalled thlt the negro .l-
tackled Mr. Sulleus while Doe was Doc N."-
outouliulugs at bis nome oN -Ne '"-"
of M1rcn 18th
Tho negro bad revOlFe % and tli-int.
ga 10 shoot Mr.. Sullel-. ih me
th. weapon was knocked iiom DDS Nt.A
end after fierce nBnr tae ioDD.i ""'
w0rstcd
Mr. Sulcae was not able to alarm l.'
nrighbOrhoOd that nigh, oWin- I'D
rough usage that Dee bad received. Ni.
the next day searching parties were '.
gauiZed. In The meantime iN' negro '''
had an opportunity to make bo'i H.7
escape. 90.
II was learned that the neefo made nis
way 90 the hOpse of a. negro Iliiit' "f
about mile from Mr. Sl-eh- iii'l. ID.
said that he was Oh hl- way ff1m f.i. ID
,rond 10 Hanover 90 attend The fln"iti
~ "a relative and was given iIlf Nf 10
man. They were held up Boy several men
and ne had $40 all ~ which Was itN .H
from him. The negro had several W1uNl-
on his face which he said Doe received DID
tho fight with the hgh~aymen. ON inr
strcngi. of this story Dee was allowed io
stay ALI night He LETT early tne heAl
morning.
The officers were able fo ger "a good
description OF the negro from me negroes
with whom he stopped
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08


we '"" ma h''''"s III '''' '''.'
turns from the western ciues 10 i"u''"'e
tho great victory for free silver that Mr..
Bryan and his friends have discovered
The most notable OF these elections were
those in the cities Of Cincinnati ana Chi-
cago In Cincinnati the fight was clear
ly against the rule of George cox inc
Republican boss and he was most gem
teolly thrashed. The Cincinnati EnqNH-
or which led the fight against him ana
which was am ardent supporter OF Mr.
Bryan in an editorial article says.
"The vote Yesterday was ON the Ques-
lions "nion me hihs "au Iel u7,l 10 SUD,
- ,,..e de.,i,. sirniorari ,Tbo taxpayers
have carried the day against the taxcat-
ors. and 10 achieve this victor the voters
confined mems, 10 ant ,'' p, eri,.
crrcs hat could relieve tbom from the
evils which afflicted them. State and ma
uonai politics have very niue 20 90 at
.'. ' ,t',. ',,, M Ge-,,ro @t an ma con-
duct OF the affairs Of great city is the
kind Of government that is nearest the
people ana safe rule Us 10 put lne pesl
i '', ,t ~
,r,.ro ,s M, much froo silver in that
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inc hiF''"'''7 I'D '"'' SORT oil VICTORY
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08
Poet in Distress.

"The man who brought this in re-
marked the editors assistant. AS he un-
rolled half q yard OF MANUSCRIPT. told
me conhdcntaly that De- needed the
money for it,
a strange fact that thu i0asest poo ms
seem almost invariably 80 o. written by
the shortest poets. "-Washins.on Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08
New inventions.

Among the patents issued for me wee
ending april 6. 1896. Were the following
George r. Hilgartner. Richmond. paper
box-making machinery. Frank e.. kees,
Hampton. uriLal on ,.,. re
North Carolina VILLAIN D. Na4lol,. l.-
,inoora cnltivafOr. Robert L. Moore.
assignment OF one-half % l.. =. Moore.
Sfatesvine electric push button.
There were i65 patents issued during me
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

Walker and others US. Tyler. argued
bv John Patterson for appellants and
KirkwOod Mitchell and :. :. +. Patteson
for appellee. and submitted.
Booker ". DonahOe. passed.
The next case 20 be called IS Rosen-
baum against Seldom. No. -.
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Good Advice.

Willie told her my love was so great
that my brain was ON me.
Charie-What did she cay 20 that
WiHe-Told me had better blow 1T out.
N4l. Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08
A Irnihlnl Man

Kind Ola Lady-To what do YOU at
tribute your uncontrolianle arpclIe CT
strong drink is DO hereditary.
Weary Walker-NO mum, IT'S thirst
Philadelphia Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08
Good Place Ia Rest

what did she say Hntn sou Nentlred
TO kiss herr?
She said. stop right where you are. %
indianapolis Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

Jones. Broad street. Mrs; c. W, "a 1u' Mrs.
] Trinity. Mrs. G. +, WaiioiIn ai'' Alvey.
| i,'nGIon station. Mrs. IL. A. Hare. RAJ, fait
mont Mrs ". r. Hechler' Cay -, -
| Mrs A q Ouarles. b>pel Street, MI5'
Q. u. Farmer. 81. Janes'r ~ pose
| F{en,;ef. second Mrs. ;. Scruggs. flne
| street Mrs. j. Hutson. Grove ANe M
| Mrs Pitcher. calvary Baptist Mrs' VI
son. Emmanuel. Mrs. D. ""''''''''
! ton street Mrs. Talley. - <,-,-,,.
society of Friends: Mrs. J. Is. Crensna~
t,nrlish lutheran. Mrs. W. II. Morehead'
Episcopal. Monumental, Mrs. a, p
pabm 81. Johns. Mrs J. +. HARRISON
q. paul's Mrs 3. T.. Crump. St. James
Ntre - 4 Lyon and Miss $. +. VIII
U1ms Christ. not reurcscuted. grace
Mrs O. b. stacy and Mrs. Robert Grymea
X Andrews Mrs W. NJ. Wade. AZ
Saints Mrs. VI. $. Valentine. St MARKS
Mrs Emmett Harris. Emmanuel MIa'
Gervas storrs. Holy Trinity not repre-
christian. Seventh Street. Mrs. r. y.
Thomas. Marshall Street Mrs. w. a.,
Fox. Third. Mrs j. r.. Redd Cowaruli'
Avenue. Manchester. Mrs. Il. y. Cersley.
Presbyterian. First. Sadie Mckae. -,
ond. Mrs W. NJ Withers and MIs ,. VI
v Kellogg. Third, Mrs. $: V. Green.
Grace Street. Mrs j. w. Wilbur ana MIS-
T. w Baldwin. Church of the toNeh,.l, T.
Mrs j. Calvin Stewart. hoee MENU II
Mrs. James T.. Cooke and MIS- r. H.
In conclusion Bishop Penick made ar, an
address in which Doe laid stress uPy" '..'
need for conducting the sorh 4S i' iio,i
possible along the lines OF lHc ,t,i,tr
home and of ministry 10 tue nl7.
needs of hcnrhciaries as Wen aa ~ ~ fr
terin ones. lie spoke or the h''v ~. .itf,
innate loving. and wise syinp@.l5 " -, -,
the individual girl-not Win VIZ 80 ~
0ulv-aud was listened 20 with clo1e ".-
tonfi0n Afterwards the henedlou9u Wa'
pronounced and the company Wlll"' sm W..
The reception rooms. The whole mouse
WAS thrown open 20 visitors an" ''''
evening was memoraoly pleasant
Miss Florence Kemper daughter OF, ez-
Governor Komper is the guest of MISS
Hauehman. Fourth street.
Current events are suspended for this
season. Mrs. Cabcll having held her class
Tor the last time this year NeStcIddy "t
u'0n There were present MIS-. MONIES
Rutherford Mrs. Iand0uA Dasni'lr
Misses Watkins. Christian. lrquharl are
michael. Annie Smith. Mrs. 4. William
pemherf1u and Miss Frieilv. Dapeh' lu
conclusion paid charming irlolte 10 h'l
class. and expressed the wish-W hicn thty
certainly Dch0-tlat next year all milhl
meet again in the Nomans club GLASS;
There was a large Attendance OF the
managers of the virginia Home Tor me
,..rthles Yesterday morniug There wero
many new members who had respond'd
fo fha invitation 20 belong 20 the board.
Dr. is desired that each church ln hifh-
mOud shall Doe represented Dr TWO OF MOI r.
members. The first year books issued ny
this institution were distributed. FRIENDS
who desire 10 know what the Home mas
accomplished since its Incorporation can
secure these books OF the members or inc
Board.
Very gratifying results were reported
from the uanuv thank Offering appeal,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

The price OF The Times Is two cents per
oo,, and Ten cents per week. delivered
,,,,hiu the limits Of Richmond and ""nches-
fer. sunday PAPER three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

WASHINGTON BUREAU. ANGI9 ~
SWEEN. MANADER ASH
INGwON. -. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

WE DESIRE TO CALL THE si All 20
TIoN or ALL PERSONS, III 81; COMl
POLITICAL NEWS AN ISi{E y TINES TO
n THE 81 NSnnctEssiTY or sIGNSING ~ IL EI ~
ZINES no SUCH REPORTS, As ASH II 10 70
TIE RULE or HIS !, rA A. irIit name
az 'IIVl'i'i,|sE AUTHOR is UNkNONN'
rt,t,,crrD Contributions Mll.-h
~ - rs ~ IftrrrRNED UNLESS A~cO@a-
PANIED BN STAMPS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

THE MAILING LIST Is ONLY F R4ys l.
~ u .AB 5c1I EVERY Ten D 5f, = ::
THEKEFOKE. DO NOT Fk ,lEdi. - Ni-4 ,fME
II THE DATE OiPOSl l. - \ - is NOI
CvsNGFb AS SOON AS Ilth SOD
sCRIPTION is RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

PETERSBURG BUREAU. BNRNh 49,
HALIFAX STREETS. GEOkoE
NEWsOM NEWS AGENI'
PHONE l3s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

, We guarantee 20 repair }oar wheel
? for one year FREE OF CHARGE, DO
matter how sos break +. VIII send
Z Tor it any time yoa phone m.
,AA.a.A 49, $500. $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08
TIMES BUILDING
TENTH AND BANK STREE %
Br.sr4rHIND VA.

MANCHESTER BUREAU. III III 49,
STREET.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
Personal MENTION.

Arch L. Marshall has returned from
y.si, to the Tennessee centennial
Isadore Morris leaves for Nav1soa th!a
morning on q brief yis,; tn his sister.
Miss Maud McLcarv If weinsr is
guest Of MIN. j. Vi Collier. No. 1909 De-
catur stree
Mrs. ". l.. Martin and children left FOR
Scott. la. to spead the summer with MIS-
Martins mother
Mas Carrie Lindemann of Brenhnm is
welcome visitor 10 the city, the guest o.
Misa Emma Sens
Edwin S Ware. rDrereninr a 81. Louis
printing house. HEADQUARTERS In Houston
Ven, to North Texas last niehi.
Watch lnspectcr LrchenEer is of on an
inspection trip through MaxIoo over the
Mexican and International road.
Miss Llbble Dunn has returned from
very delightful visit 10 Waco where she
was . guest o. Mrs N " Patton.
Mlssea Roses and Bessie Iandwehr who
have been the guests ot their friend, Miss
Mabel Bender. have returned home.
janice House and Tom g Dunn. ", who
have beya attending Webbs school. Dtll
Buckle. Te1n,. have returned home.
MSS Ella Nav Scott OF Brentwood,
daAgA,er Of Or NJ NJ Scott liz guest OF
Mrs. r 7. Scot No 2ot3 otln avenue.
Mr. William Nenhaus 6 nrom,ueD; bust
ness man Of Hackberrv- Texas. vas IN The
city yestcr1sy AMI aali The Post pleasant
visit
Mrs H " waallces returned to Dalla.
ths morning after a pleasant visi. 10 her
mother. Mrs Be.tie n, Davis. Texas ave-
ME.
Ms william Re'ohaglt returned home
'as; evening after a yery nleassnt visit TO
bar daughter. MIS-. F. a. Boetieher o, Wei
mar.
NJ. j. n Comm. the general manager
81 sac Cres oeut News comDauv was In tha
city yesterday on business. aa1 as usual
nsa all suiii.~
5is ! Kaiser. prominent cotton buyer
Is RUB. q -oN4 gooHluE over the coHQa
.c. 10 To make Tpuort on thu c0itgu pros
g~-.1 ,or u4xs season.
Ar IS BOYLE. oae OF ;he proprie;o,s o.
Ire %ew Hatch.us aouse accompanied b
1ts wtie and two ictiitren lee yes
tariay tqf u short vast. 70 his farm near
ngeuicsd TtXa.
&- W.l.4m Elo, Fall Of the Camero
i g. 1s- lg1l lA2uN. Nscu. i-sssd through
~. ely >4t-E14y mcra.lG 80 rpute home
5s.er = ols.aces .csl through mt H2y-Foo
res Z @. E-st Texas 80 leos,s quite :rsll,
zs.-g fallen ri 10 R~i-nt Nat1 hs Il low
-at-c=t 70 rs = .oands
M- A-tsts.es Fz5a.hzea- native Q,
Grsece .srgst.Y II ne euulo, os George
7-ce2kos .ett Fests~sag for Galveston
e. :s3s-e s.ssr1er far %-w Iucs =1i there
.ssac. d e.ean9Er ga Greece he yQlun-
sasr-. 70 g4s, sessrsf 'hA Turks, aai
'-aEs s-T,- late ns n<atng ariar IS
-1e ~ iess tss-De1.d-
Esg !. 6 Haaoa fes been called to Al
- s els aEae 20 administer the or1i-
- aszts'n fc srT'fsi converts 0
tsfsF.af ftla~s ffsa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
THE END OF THE YEAR
OF THE BETH ISRAEL SUNDAY
SCHOOL At THE TEMPLE.
An Interesting rrosrnmnie-frcscn
ution of the Annual Medal ana
Diplomas.

The annual closing exercises G. the Beth
,so, s,,a,v schcol o,cu-rca yesterday
.,. -. -, ,n,lovinr
morning at the temple whsh 'he AN'''
programme was rendered:
opentns hyuan-Wc Nee. Again In
Claancss observation-disclosures. The school
RESPONSIVE reading
...4.. Superintendent and Children
Hymn-Thc Golden The School
OPENING PRAYER ... Ben Tauh
Reci;aticn-Why they Twinkle. .......
.................... Arthur i.ippet
Re+itation--Ads,n aud g,ye ,..
................ Walter Goldberg
observation-disclosures School sadie Briiliue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

This gentleman. who has for so long a
time been corrected with the firm Of Ell.
kam as confidential and credit man, has
voluntarily severed his connection with
this popu'a7 house aud leaves Houston to-
daT 10 e1tsr 4 new field
The rows Of bis leave taking was whis-
perei around some time ago and the de-
ciied announcement Yesterday was source
o She !eepeSJ regret to his many friends
aud A1tui0-rs as NJ IS Ungues;icnahly a
'aForlte here. on account ~ his excslleury
q character courteous ana mods, manner
ana superior business qualifications Haas
rots win his family 10 his native home.
haTs'oTd Conn. 20 connec. himself with
ness.
Tn Prs. ioins with his scores Of friends
p wishing him abundant success In the
ne" bus ness he IS about 10 engage in.
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q - a..NN 1880


Ths W. g'rfLtesnssaso'' sE,ss-N a. 50
tits@ta'fsrn A'r,Esstes
8 ~ 3ifr Nnf rse esia,t ,tAtn pan
isgfse7 ,'.~ppW ts .t 7,sa ftsu., ~
Esgs re9i A. ant etftprN,a ana iug
las sf,a<lx entertainment vp &en
4ss..e,r .i.r l0snleH ie1sAept aus igrs
ssrs esg'ral aa,rplaen.o uWuaett cl ~
TAX Aatss tssfG
TIE peer. NVrt w0t m v'ta8A t,afg,
.ossstEE A,pE @ IL taaWHot aiu- cus l.t1A
ling i<s8v sa MOVIE siur s,pdoa9
The arroa aa' Nps n"ys $50 5aassG az.
tAs eogrp&ry pryenes SIT saSs Sssrg
The drilling .. gaas tGiGs "a, reslsy assf'
praisewor'hy.
The tsbieasx whsea erass 10 yga.
gramme were Yery hasstf.l Tar ~,
AZ follows;
/. Sacrifice Of IphlgRuis
2, Salute OF the Lilies
g. Despair OF Venus.
4. Nine MUSES..
.. Nedea's Vengeance.
G. Solace of Paris and Helen.
Z. The Faies.
&. Death OF AGfmomnon
.. The Gaul's Last straits.
10. Dance of the Muscs.
II. Bacchanaiian Reyel
~ Night and the Fatos.
Members Elocution Glass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
ABOUT CHILDREN'S DAY
now TT WILL BE OBSERVED IN
THE CHURCHES.
Interesting Programme Has "ee"
Arranged for the Sunday schooi
of Shcnrn Church.

Today will be observed as Children's Day
IN IN. churches and several interesting
prcvraumes will be given In the various
leading churches OF the city. notably the
Methodist, BAPTIST and Presbyterian
The childrcr's Day exercises TO be given
at shearn church this morning promise 10
be very interesting The programme VIII
be In charge of the Sunday school and has
been well prepared Exercises begin
promptly at IL o'clock and will embrace.
Opening Mountaineering to Zion.
......By School and Congregation
Song--We Are Singing on the Way.
Observation-Disclosures. BY the Sehooi
Opening prayer.
Song--Jesus Lives. by The Scnool
Scripture reading iu concert,
Song--Leauing On the Eseriastins
Arms ........ NY the School
Rccitation-Have You Heard Of jesns7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Five Little Girls
Address on Sunday schools. ....-......
................... f 5. Phelps ESD
songs--LI'tlc Friends Of Jesus ,,.....
............... Primary Department
Forty questions answered.
Soug--Duei: Welcome Tor Me,......
Miss Sadie Jones ami Sir. Lee
Campbell
Recitatlon--The chidren's Crusade.
...............-.... Miss Al.hea Jones
Address on missions. acknowledgements.
................ Mr. Fred w Dumblc
Recitation ...... By li,;ie Bartlett Chew
Song-6o Tell the World q HIS Love
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ny the School
Address on Ep"orth Leagues ........
.,..'.'...::.,.-..-. 5. Z. Tracy, ESQ.
Address on education ..............
............-.. Professor }. NJ Skinner
Song-Blessed Re the Sano ~ The School
Concluding statement and collection
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
sioriunry Report.

Tae official mor'uary report 'or the city
= Ho4n9n FOR the week ending Il o'clock
I'd Nzy - 1897:
Mas p. AEa Emma Appel. femnle.
sAl-e q gears old atoplexY infant Walk
~ maie Lnc Do days oii convuisidns.
AQnliaes, male nlarb i. Enrighl. re-
Asie sahs ~ years old. natural causes
~ E9Aii.saH male white years cid.
e@rgtss Ha'h Juutar female. black, 81
gFr,f ef bJ@Rl obstruction
AsT y iecSAa Johnson female. black,
fs gasfz Ga. seeiitY-
MAJ Ie-Fssneis rIeIitsa. female.
ssis& yearS old. spasms
AaT 2t~SaneY Washington. female,
atsas. = yt4is Old asnility Helen New
elag 'tNasif wAgte. : sars old, bright's
1al@sht iGiN Mitchell maie white, os
yesn "a ph'hlsis
.sY T-A fIAmnsck. female. white. I
ge0ss Oh. suteritis
Hay zg-hrs X Robinson female
s'Eef " wears old urahiula tohn Weber
faelA white aged 32. perllonlus
Way ea-iucinda Crlrmluer. female,
t'ask. 1s years old. senlliiy. inquest.
lAfa'h rate. u !. r. NJ, McEiroy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

The Post is In receipt Of the new ratG-
logue of the + X Dillingham; Furniture
company, which is conceded TO be the very
brat piece Of printing Of this character ever
ISSUED IN lIouston-in fact. we may "a e.
" say, In the State. The work Is from the
office Of Cumming end Sons. los Main
street, while 1t Is he usual custom for
them to excel In all classes OF printing,
vet tho elegant appearance Of this oaia-
logne. with It's beautifully embossed cover
would suggest that they have oNcelled
themselves II speaks well for hessrs.
Cumming 4 Sons, as we'll AZ for homo in
dustry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
\ sure Deiivrrnuoc

Not iastantaneously It Is true. hu, In i
hahl; are saved from the ,orturee when a
disor3ered liver is capable of innictlnr nv
hoS'etter's Stomach Bitte-s. AN anti
bilious medicine and aperient of the FRS.
rank The pains in the right side and
through tho right shoulder blade. the sick
headache, nausea, constipation and saffron
hae o. he SKIN. are entirely removed nv
ms est'nahle restorative Of tone to tho
oTsans O, secretion and digestion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
uNDELIVENED FuEIcHr.

Lise OF goods undellvered for week end
Ing May 80 at Pacific Express and Texas
Express companies Office;
II. NJ. Hall. C. n. Humason. !, G. Stat
ford, q. 70. Settegast, Dorous Watson, Z.
q. Womsley. r. r. LOTUS. George lie
Fcvre. w. j. Branch. Mrs, w, II. Led
better. J. Patton, Ed Kneeland. Mrs. N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
COURTS Az isNEsTlG ALTON.
comfy Treasurer Furrner Wants the
Time Extended.

coraty Treasurer John Farmer says no
aapee 'hat Jeaze Tod VIII appoint another
sGssefiEatirg committee and ihai hndius
ras4 caa't - the wprE within the time
;feF uri By iaW they patitiou the con-
1ifsioraTa court 70 MAKE an Appropriation
% asse me work done 10 a way that viii
- sfy an PARTIES
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

Is Invited to an alphabetical list of fran
chise tax delinquents which Is printed In
this issue Charters and permits can he
rcinstated by payment of the tax and a
penalty Of 81 within sixty days after pub.
iicatlon Of the list referred 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
pKEsENTS FREN or CuARlE-

The Periodical Ticket company arc now
ready for business with headquarters at
Waddell's furniture store. see their ad In
this issue which explains tho plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

A. Davis. J. d. Bell Edith Lovelnee, N.
o. johnson, e. r.. Parker. W. b. Wright,
May l., Denny, 'Bruner," j. VI. speyer'
Manic kekcimsn, 4. Bravo, Frank Den
ny. Laura Disney, r. II. Jones. Tom
Jones. Dr. Z. a. Jackson. L, w. Lemon
4. y Mathews George Nealy. Mary +.
skinner. q. seigel. G. saiinsky. C.. A..
Work. Miss c.. Witty.
Lis, Of packages remaining on band At
wells-rargo & Co for tho Geek ending
May "a:
j. Armstrong. j. Kaiser. ]. ~ Browvn,
e C. Laird q A. Deauehamp. G. H.
Moore, W. II. Brown. Frane Miller, MISS
N. Brooks. Houston Heights. A. c. New,
c. A. Beseier, W $. Oldham, W, Creamer
D. Philips. NJ. Cummings, \. pierson' a.
Coulthurt. J. q. Penn. \. DeVnuce, !. A.
Ross. V. v Damon. J 81 speyer. a. ;.
Fry, @. y. Thomas, N frost. Q. \. Up
dyke. r. Flanagan. G, Waldo, J W.
Gates, W. waldo. J Hail. L. Witson, n
J. Marley, j. D. Watkins, c. a. Kerr u
A. Werden
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

The I.adies' Aid Society of the Central
soct,l al The residence of Mrs. NJ II.
Moore fi5 Travis street on TUESDAY even
Ing next An admission Vf 10 cents Will
l,p ,r.al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

Deep Rock Red Rock Vchy and iithia
Waters on draught a, Keisling's SODA
Fountain. 502 Main Street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

None need be deceived in buying cut
glass, The namc "libbey" is cut ON all
their goods.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
BREAKING UP HOUSE KEEPING.

NKENNINW VT ffVNSE NrE' '.N"'
few hous hold goods and an eight
room cottage In the heart OF the city for
sale or rent. q. Grunewald.
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Knickerbocker special. noon train. 81
Louis 70 New York. Big -Four.
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A WORD TO TIE WISE. ETC.

For best work the OILY place is 81 Pack
ards Troy I.aundry, sie Prairie avenue
phone 939
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT co.
Gas for illuminating, cooking. heating
and power II desired Apply to J. j. Nc
Keeyer, general manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-15
UTAH. COLORADO LINES
Likely to Have Trouble Over En-
deavorer Business.
o. P. WILL NOT HONOR TICKETS
CARRYING SToPoVERs.
Oregon Short Line Special Train Ser
vice For the Jubilee Celebration
Col. Crocker's Condition = The
Latest By Wire-Local Notes.

Chicago, July 14.-The Utah Colorado
lines are likely to have considerable
trouble with their stopover tickets
from San Francisco. The Union Pacific
today announced that it would not
honor any tickets carrying stopovers
east of the line of the state of Cali
fornia. None of the lines in the west
ern passenger association will honor
the tickets and the Utah-Colorado lines
are likely to ind themselves in a bad
box before the matter is settled. The
Union Pacific has also issued orders TO
Its agents in San Francisco TO pay no
commissions under any circumstances
This action of the Union Pacific has
strengthened the hands of the associa-
ton roads very materially and the
Utah-COlorado lines are practically
cut of from any eastern outlet for
their stopover business. The executive
committee of the Western Passenger
association held a meeting today for
the purpose of considering the situation
and it was determined that an agree
ment made by the western roads with
the Northern Trans Continental roads
should be carried out at any cost. It
was again decided that rates will be
openly reduced if Chairman Caldwell
finds such a step necessary after ne has
arrived at San Francisco.