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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03

presidency of the League Of American Wheel
far from idle. The National Assembly
will be held at Albany the second week In Feb
ruary. and 1t will be the most interesting In the
history OF the organization. Mr.. Potters friends
in this State seem to be confident that their
man will be elected by an overwhelming ma
jority. Several other well-known members OF
the League from other parts of the country, who
have been mentioned as presidential candidates
may withdraw. leaving the fight between Messrs
Potter and Elliott
The members of the New-York County Wheel
men are enjoying their winter season. but all OF
them will take to outdoor work as soon as the
weather will permit. handicap pool tourna-
ment. open to members, will begin on January
10. The club has bought a new plano and
vocal quartet has been formed. Skating parties
are popular just now. Nagle. White Woods,
Heaney. Schmelz. Whpley. Durant and Hoge
Will take part in the races 10 be held at the 18th
Regiment Armory. Brooklyn. on January H.
The club has organized basketball team
The officials OF the New-Jersey State Division
OF the l.. A. w. are hard at work. The Re-
cruting Committee Is considering the question
Of premiums for this year. II already advises
clubs to take advantage of the offer OF the Ma
tional office premiums and expects TO secure
some desirable prizes for the State Division. As
the boulevard from Camden 20 Atlantic City Is
about finished the State Division IL to make a
determined effort to increase the membership
IN South Jersey. and Secretary TattersalI and
Representative James q. Lee hope 10 spend q
week or two early in the season touring through
that region.
Cyclists desiring to Join the LsaRuc OF Am.r.
can wheelmen may obtain full printed infor.
nation and membership blanks by sendinr
Tribune ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03

There have been some reports In circulation
concerning an alleged shortage In the rubber
crop which might have tendency to inter.
fere with the sport Of wheeling by raising the
price Of tires and perhaps prevent the manu.
facturers from meeting the demand. INQUIRIES
At the Offices OF two or three companies that
deal largely In rubber showed that no fear,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03
"CosmopoIitan,"
Nice
CANNES. FRANCE.
Hotel Beau Site,
Cannes.

both this year and last. this regiment is making
remarkable and rapid strides In the right direc-
tion which, IL continued must place II In the
first class. With the single exception OF loose
belts caused by adjusting below lower button OF
blouse. instead OF above IL. the uniforms. equip
ments and the adjustment Of same were very salts
factory general cleanliness being strong feature.
especially so with equipments The commanding
officer. his associate on cers and the men OF the
regiment have reason TO feel proud OF the wonder
full record made upon this occasion-one without a
precedent-every man being present. and In the
pink OF condition. for muster II is doubtful II this
record will be equalled."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03

MORE MONEY FOR THE HOSPITALS.
Charles Lanier the general treasurer Of the
Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association. No
II Nassau-st reports the following additional con.
tribuions to the general fund Of the association:
FROM CHURCHES
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
personal MENTION.


j. E. Kaufman was in the city yestcr-
day from Austin
John II Lay. jr. of Richmond, Va. is a
guest of the Capitol.
Colonel Mark Weiss of Beaumont Is a
guest of the Capitol.
II. Il. Kelley of Beaumont WAS guest
of the capitol yesterday.
Mrs. S Ledorer OF beaumont Is a guest
OF her aunt. Mrs. Thee. Keller, of Franklin
avenue,
Mir, and Mrs. n. j. Wick and MIR aud
Mrs. Andres so to Bay Ridge today Tor the
summer
Mi e II. pettus of Georgetown is visit
ine in the city, and is guest at tho
iiutchus
Misses Nellie and Emma Cathrari lett
yesterday for San Marcos TO make their
future home.
Frank uervcy, Jr,. and Hairy licrvey.
If the Capitol hotel, are Waiting relatives
IN huntsville.
Charles Harrison of Flutonla passed
through the city yesterday on route to tho
Nashville exposition
Mr., and Mrs. w. w Kcmpner, after a
few days spent in this city, left last night
for a visit to Galveston.
Captain $. l.. McAdoo, Of the BollSnap
Rifles, Was In the city yesterday On route
home after u visit TO Victoria,
Mrs, S. u. Peters and daughter Alpha
returned home Monday from san Antonio
Texas. where they have beon visiting
friends.
Mrs. Charles S. Jones aud her little son
have returned from two months visit to
Now York and have taken apartments at
the lawlor.
Miss Annie Talley. who has been vls-
itor TO the city for several weeks, viii leave
today foT her home In corSicnna, to the re
greet Of her friends in this city. md thoy
are many
Mrs j. n mn. wife Of the general man
agor OF the Galveston. Houston and lien
dorSon railway passed through the city
last night en- route to Nobrnsbn and Colo
RADIO points to spend the summer,
Mrs Grace A. Beard. who has been
spending the winter with her gun MIR. T..
G. Beard will return to her h5mc In En-
gland next Saturday morning. sailing Tor
Liverpool on the West India aud Pacific
steamship "Foridian' from Galveston
CAPTAIN David HarralI. of the poyeiuur's
staff. aud one Of the heading society young
mon of Austin Was in tbs city yesterday
en- route to Glenn CathHrinc. the country
home of MI aud Mrs George w, Stcin,
whore ne was expected 10 form one OF the
merry thronE at the lawn fcte last night
CAPTAIN lidrrall M known all oyer YcSah,
aud be has a friend In every city in tho
state He Is one OF the most popular M
the Austin society young men, ana ts de-
priylng himself uf tho pleasure Of the con-
mencoment bah to join with Mir and Mrs.
stclf and their guests on this Occasion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

the Katy. is In the city He Va known as
Joseph, the First and Only. and ls one
OF the best known and most popular rail-
road men in the state.
G. L. Rossegui general superintendent
OF the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe. was in
the city yesterday attending the meeting
of the Texas Car Service association.
II. VI. lnnes. general superintendent Of
the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad
was In the city yesterday attending the
meeting OF the Texas Car Service associa.
ton.
Ben II. Helm Of New orleans, contracting
freight agent OF tho Louisville and Nash
vile. was in the city yesterday aud went u
HalvcstoS the Afternoon.
t. u. Evans of New Orleans, contracting
freight agent VI the Western railway OF
Alabama and tho Atlanta aud West Point
railway. was In tho city yuAorday and went
to Galveston via the la Porte
The Houston and Texas Central will run
n special coach from npnison and Austin
for the Confederate Veterans June ~. to
arrive at Houston ;i5 u. NJ, June H. New
orleans 5bb a. NJ June 20. ana Nashville
a. M, Juno II,
The Houston and T,Nns Central railway
has issued n circular authorizing the sale
on July g. and Z for Fourth ot July ocoa-
fare. Tickets viii be limited TO July 6 for
return circular has been Issued Ivy tho
International and Great Northern. an
nounoing the appointment of j. w Cum
ninEhem as paymastor, headquarters at
Palestine
Assistant General Passenger Agent Mil
ton Everett nt the Houston Fact and West
Texas viii leave tonight for VickShurg,
Miss, to work upon excursions TO Calves
TON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

General Passenger Agent - j. Price OF
IN, International and Great Northern rail-
way Was I'm the city yertcrday. lie ioit last
night for Galveston
Trafic Manager c. " noln has re-
turned from visit 10 North Texas.
u X. Colman. superintendent Of bridges
and building Of the Southern Pacific, left
Last night Tor New Orleans
General Manager J II nm OF the Gal
weston. iousion and Henderson railway
Was In The city yesterday
C ". Nelson general passenger asC'nt
Of HE Galvcston In poro ard lions'on
railway went 10 Galveston yesterday
william Lewellng of the Missouri, Kan
fas and Jexas railway was In the city yes
to-day.
@ T. Hubbard Of the Southern Pacific
system was a caller among the RAILROAD
men yesterday.
H. shauelo. chairman OF the general
committee on grievances, =. W I-attro,
chairman Of the committee OF the local
division. Victoria. and John Bowen OF Lake
Charles, chairman of the d.yision IN that
scctiou, are guests 81 the Capitol
J. NJ WisnoI travelling passenger agent
OF the aeaboard Air Line railway. has re-
turned from trip 10 ST. Louis and Kan
sas city
". a. Turner. commercial agent of the
yandalia at Fort Worth, was In the city
yesterday.
perintsndent Of the International and Great
Northern. was In the city yesterday.
Joseph W. Maxwell superintendent OF
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rrLIlcnAruIu SUMMARIZES
,srom climate and crop S""t'""N ~
,,,, weather tiur"n"'

t,,, weather iturThu'
,var,,, and showory weather
| Louisiana" NJ li 49, -. po,tic.
| intruyrd the conultipp VI ~ ,
| ,darlv cotton and corn. though III" i"i '''''
| ,t,,.,y email with uneven STANDS. lor-
| - and ricn hell are needing
tlohB Oh hut" -, ,t,e cont,nu.
| ram bahlN' 'nu"A"
penorully good
Arsanaas Warmer weather mas t'D"' '',',
In improvements IN all crops, collp" Nv
! carn clean and we'll cultivated ann '"N
| menclng to grow. bul l'ttlo 'o'"i,"',
I lice or OF disease the Dihnlh are s,'N ~,
! che ernB0n. but stand lmpfnNnb' NM" u'u
| corn Laid bY. Wheat tclnB hhl w." 'aN
! turning out line. oats only inlI' fIu'| wv
! lug wen Ifieh potatoes good
| Missisaiup Tomporainre about no, n 'i,a,,
loral showers at scattered points Hrnty
! benefited crops. Cotton taking On u'"'o
! yipoto,Is growth. owiug 10 warmer "u''"'
| and fruiting we'll Corn growing "ei'' OK
/ cent where checked hy drouth'
| Alnlnunt- Extremely hot week, WIN
uartlal showers. Warm nights are I'M
| urpving cotton which lB forming squares
and brgtnnng 10 bloom Corn lhhr' inB
| low. and while ears nro forming ihiS' IKE
| sugar cane and all uthor crops, heouh a."
good rain Harvesting wheat ana early
| ats nearly completed. and b0lh B"ou
| Yields
Georgia--liieh temperature, abundant
.t,ughinn and occasional showers character
wed The week. and were beneficial 10 grow.
ing crops. Cotton looking much better ana
ia taking an forms and limbs, II Is Tree
Wheat and early oats about all harvested.
md Yields are excellent. Blarhberrics
uientiful lmt other fruits only fair. Pas
urps bnptnvipR
Tlorlda Normal tempcraturoa with de-
Gcent moisture over greater portion OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
THE TEXAS CAR SERVICE.
Annual Meeting of the Association
Yesterday.
MAJOR CHAS. B. PECK REELECTED.
"fic'nncc Committee onI,,nI. A..
the 'i's-''cnerai Passenger
Agent Price Here.
'oR CHAS. B. PECK REELECTED

Inc annual meeting of tho Texas Car
Service association was held Yesterday
morning In the offices of the organization.
FRANKLIN avenue, between Main and Travis
streets, and after hearing the annual re-
port OF the manager, Major Charles II.
lock, he was ro-electol for another year
Major Peck has been manager OF this
association since 1t was organized. and
this Is the NTH year OF his service IL
is deserved compliment to him that
having been tried In the position he has
IRON year TO year been retained at the
head OF the organization, which is the
representative of such wide and varied in
terests. Ever accommodating and compc-
tent in the duties required he has brought
about a condition of AFFAIRS that has never
before existed.
The meeting was called TO order yes,cr-
day morning at ii O'Clock. the following
roads being represented:
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio,
Texas aud New orleans. New York. Texas
and Mexican. Georgetown. Western Texas
aud Pacific. SABINE and East Texas, 10y q.
\. Quinlin, proxy Tor General W C Van
Week; Houston and TeXas Central. Central
Texas and Northwestern. Fort Worth aud
New orleans. by q. A. Quinan and ], NJ
Lee lht' lhauonai ana Great Northtrn,
by George l.. Noble, assistant general su
p'rintcndeul' Missouri. Kansas and Texas.
ny j. w. Maxwell, general superintendent.
Waco and Northwestern, by r. n. German.
:. neral manager; Gut. Colorado aud Santa
Fe' by g. +. RcsSeGuie, general sunerm
tondent; southern Kansas, by MIR. REESE
guic. proxy Austin and northwestern,
by q. a Quinlan; St Louis and San Fran
cisco. by Charles Is. Peck, proxy; ilous
ton East and West TeNaa and Houston aud
Shreveport, by N. S. Meldriim, general
manager; Galveston, La Porte and Houston,
by H. j simmons general superintendent
Galveston, Houston aud Henderson. by
j. II. Hill. manager San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass. by Nj. u. Munsorratc. vice
president. and II. II Innes general super
iutendeut: Texas Trunk. by G.. A. Quinlan.
proxy; Rio Graude and HI paso, by G. F.
ReSscguie proxy; Texas Central by Vice
President Charles Hamilton: Fort Worth
and Rio Grande, by C. h. Peck. proxy;
Southern Pacific system. by G. A. Quiu-
Ian proxy.
Tho manager submitted his report, show
ing thar during the year ending May 81
the association handled under cnr service
uil,e Gi2.g35 cars. against 550,35a cars IN
ihp preceding year. an Increase of ~ .576
cars. or II per cont. that the earnings had
been within leeS than per cent Of those
Of last year; that the expenses Of the as
ISOLATION had been reduced u per cent
aud that the net earnings had shown an
increase Of 10 por cent That of all tno
cnrs handled col l05. or os.O7 nor cent
were released within the free time showing
from an association stanlnolu, that the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
PROMINENT OFFICIALS.
Messrs. Price and Noble in the city
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
General Passenger Agent u. j Price and
Assistant Superintendent George H. Noble
Of tine International and Great Northern
were in the city yesterday and spent the day
looking over the situation, Mr.. Noble al
tended the Car Service association meeting
and Mr. Price visited the people. This was
MIR. Mobiles first vlsiL to the city since his
al,pointment. and he was very much pieased
with the city. He is Il very pleasant gen
tleman and bears the distinction vi being
,b. voung..t mun in the State occupying
.surh a responsible position. He has many
years of expUiience and Is one OF the most
rnnluetont mtn IA the service. lie mas been
connected with The Texas and Pacific OIL
.net5 az Dallas for years ANA mas hai Il
thorough training In. me fdllIodn "oih'
General Stuerlnteudent Trlce selected him
berauae lie knew his worth
MIR Price is regular visitor to the ci'y'
htil tbis is his first stop In Houston since
he was promoted to the position OF general
naese niger ageai. haYing for several years
hnd The word 'ussistnni' as the front enh
nf Lis Tide. lie found his friends IN iious
t4n ready with the glad hand TO extend nm
lie h one Of the NEST
ro,,,,lnr railroad Officials tn the state. lie
saij that husintss on hi, popular line rs
ebo,yjng eigns OF improvement, ana the crop
Diriiook Is very nstterlng- The interha-
,iaual and Great Northern expects 10 carry
great many people to NasfYllie iof the
Can't l4Tatc rCuniol, and SATURDAY amer
~, ,ha fast mail out III Houston VIII
osrry free chair car, when goes tnI1.isn
IA nashville. arriving there sunday ai'er-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
ROW OVER RATES.
,,,,,,,,r. INA, Passenger Tariffs Have
,,.. In III. r.nrnI AEcnts.

uumnra that Passenger Farms nave
li..n Tut by L"rni Agents
Galveston. Texas. June i6--Ihe ADVENT
:, ,,a Houston East and West Texas mo
G.tveston In connection with the Fec see
,as succeeded in stirring matters up :"
,ar as the city passenger agents afe con
oA i, seems that the new people nave
nsen doing business and there ns'' ''.n
,aue hints thrown out from u'ue
time that people we're riding ou1 % IA a,
''ls,an nj less than tariff rates other N,
dueemcnis and considerations are a'n ms.
~, q lively time is promised % pc
81 anu III, While an open rate war rs mol
s = H. thought OF for moment, me iaaa
70 II Di,,lng By quietly white eompe,l,d1r
o. ~, s on With the business Is 30 fsp sn,
van - The average city passenger ssen,
s sms almost any old thing may Dc '0oAss
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oITy nnEvIrIEs.

There were soyon suits for city taxes
filed in the district clerks Office yesterday
by city Attorney stewart.
The examination of teachers for post
tlors I'm the country schools VIII occur Fri
day and Saturday OF this week.
The annual state meoting Of The
Womnn's Foreign mission VIII be held to
morrow forenoon at the chapel Of shean
church.
The burning Of few bales of hay In a
stable at the corner Of Tuam and Jackson
streets AT noon yesterday called out the
ire department II was Il long run, ami
the heat was so oppressive that one Of tho
fine black horses OF the hook and ladder
team became oyrrheNed, neocSaphihH
his being taken temporarily out Of ser
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

\, -, H., -.,l- -, No. ,-.,-.,,,
IL Is extremely interesting NJ 'o's se'S"n
of the year to watch the variation, slight
as IL is. of the thermometer. In the oilice
,, c.,,,.,i c,,,,,r,,,,.,,.i,, AZ In. ,f ho
VI N'''''' '"i.' '''''"NN"' - 'i' -
Houston and Texas Central there is
Draper sull-recording thermometer which
shows the temperature OF every hour OF
the day II has steel point through
which is running stream OF red ink.
This poin, records the degree of tcmpera-
utre upon manor disk each disk having
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Gonzales. from webb; George Funtchcr.
from Lamar: Sallic saton. from Harris;
Juan Gonzales. from Webb.
Reversed and rcmandcsi ncn Black.
irum Knox, G.. a. Dawson, from Dallas
Reversed and dismissed Mary do Young
from conauche.
Appeal dismsscd- Tx parte J. II. Daniel.
from Mclpnnan
h.nHatinss refused u. Yarhroueh. from
Randall; l.. Y. Arnold, from THROWN q.
eases; George Williams from TnrranU ! !.
! Acntsomcry. from posaue. John berry.
nun Hayal'a; Jim Harrol. from Jones
Goorse Small from Walker,
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,l.ltnrinnd,s Nc,r rIncc.

Galveston, Texas, June i6,--H. a. Me
Farland, who has resigned as general
freight and passenger agent of the Calves
ton Houston and Henderson, has accepted
Tia. position % travelling freight agent Of
Tho Missouri Kansas and Texan. WIN
Headquarters at Kansas city.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.

Austin. Texas. June 10 --ProceedinRs 81
the court OF civil appeals for tho TlHfd
district today
Affirmed Bowlcs vs,Boydstnn bowifh,
from Rockwell Crawford County bank VS.
Henry A 90. from MrI,cnnan; Wheeler o.
al ~ First National bank of BelSlilo'
from Iampasas. Drinkard VS., barnett
from McCuilocb Western Union Telegram
company Va. johnson. from I'M
poyctsed aud remanded-i3cll ct al vs..
rIutchiuga, from Henderson.
Nations ovarrulcd iietl ya. MAR, IRON
Comni 10 file transcript Missouri. Kansns
arI Texag Railway company Va, Krit1"i.
frnm WiIliamgon, for rehcaring; Hume O.
A We Sehiutz. from Travis. for reheifinR
CuIf Colorado and Santa fo Railway com
amy ys. Halbrook. from NILS, to Issue
In Inc case of sheIbnrne ct al vs., Nc
,,rn,lIio et al. from Falls. tile motion for
,ertiot.ah N granted and attached papers
are ORDERED to bee inside part Of record
Motions for rrhearing suhmitieh Assn
c,nu VA Siephens. from Beli. Ewing We.
r,oyd "a al from johnson; Stone VI. stone.
from Bell ~
other motions submitted -Slato Va. Pat
tersun from Ilano. 20 advance tslao mo
INN In ,bis case To dlsniss part of cause
~ nctiou,. Gulf. Colorado aud Santa Fe
flailway company 81 al w. Yates, from
rom Green. 10 diamiss appeal AZ TO the
railway company Nhis motion "as grant-
csn.s submitted Gulf. Colorado. and
santa Fe Railway company w. Johnson
al al. from Belt
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,i.riInp ~ Triri.,.

Trinity Texas. Aprii ia prolraoicd
meeting Ia bclnr conducted at tho Meth
odlst church by Tho pastor Rev. j. J., Daw-
son. who will continue Tho service for SOW
crnI dayn with the assistance Of Rev, Da-
Wis of Carthage. Who won distinction az
district attorney DreviouS 10 his call 10
tho ministry.
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i9r Tho boys are slightly up tree at
TINS stage OF the game and hardly know
where they are at. Matters, however. have
progressed far enough to be considered
serious aud some discipline is probably the
next move that will be undertaken -Four
tickets TO II New York point In which II
Is claimed sleeping ear fare to Kansas City
was thrown In for good measures is the
straw which may break the cancels back.
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Immigration Association.

Corpus Christi. Texas, June 10. The San
Antonio and Aransas Pass Immigration
association held a very successful and en-
ihuslasiic meeting in this city today Dur
ing the day the members we're driven over
tho dity. given . boat sail and rendered
sumptuous banquet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Harwood. TEXTS June iG.-roday twon-
ty-two wears ago Mr.. l.. q. Lum took
charge of this station as agent aud tcle-
p,xph operstor. and has remained here
over sinpc. He saws hts first office fufn
ture consisted of one empty flour barrel
on which the telegraph instrument was
placed. and an empty nail keg for chair
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

y, =, D; Johnson, st. Louis. Mo; David
nnssnlhl, Austin, roNas, u. Onpenhamcr
pI,hiaadeipiaa, g. n Potter, Fort Worth;
e. Z. NJ ANDERSON. sherman. Texas a. D..
ssehwogznan, Chicago: j $. Lawrence
n lork' Paul tleer. Phladeluhia w.
yyat,iefaoa Galveston; Charles t,nglr, Now
, lyah' G; A. l+aclts, Chicago ben L.VV
~. si..A mhsJ Texas; Il. Il. l'rnwr. Long
new b, A. Isalcs, c. l. Kogers. j. IL.
iiiH,; uaNestnn' u u. Hunter. T"Yas; -.
-, ! rice, Palestine r. w. Hrazeiton and
q "s r cameron, John Cooper. Huntsville;
Os,aus: ' = " ,l,E r, C. Fl Snipp Ne|
niH,ousn' Waco; ~ X. Mcek8, 81. Louis
49,, =, ADAMS. TeNas: s. futile. san An
s wv J. j.. Wood, Dallas. f A. Snan.
Wb3,fS'o,!, +. A. NNhey. san Antonio. 4. 4.
fn,s. ~, \. c. liInter and wte. HINTS
VII VII " 4 CrIce. Shuhutl, w. l.. Clll-
B,s a, s'' :, L2'is; l.. r. NcNes. Texas; .
p piIansH r. Mastorson. GAlNcston: L. A..
,.,on portsmouth, Ohio; T. u. Hin, Cal
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cours of Criminni Appeals.

Austin. Texas. June l6.-~fToceenlpss IN
the court OF criminal appeals today;
Afnrmed-E. X. Hunter, from Wilson,
a. Is. Mitchell. from Hunt; Frank SeideI
from Fayette Henry harpaysils. from
Williamson: Jack Goodson. from wharton;
zeke Jefferson. from Guadalupe; Juan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Our line of All Wool Pants
for SLAB, $I.65 and Sl.S5
can not be beat We still
have "a splendid assortment
Of the recent large consign.
ment Of Shoes on hand that
we are selling at very close
prices. "a. so Shoes 1896,
$500 Shoes $1.S5. All our
Shoes at equally low prices.
$l.OO Shirts 60c, 75c
Shirts SOC. We carry in
stock everything in Gents
Furnishing line, and can
suit every one.