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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

Central Railway company VI. A. Jones.
Grayson county; Texarkana Clothing COM
pany vs.. Biscoe, Block & Co.. Bowie coun-
ty; Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
company vs.. Frank Daunian, Collin county;
lin a Co.. Hin county; Thomas Manufactur-
Ing company VS.. Griffin Mayficid ct al,
Hill county.
Cases set for April l0--J. A. Courts Q
Son. limited. va. Bryan, Stewart 4 Co.,
Cass county. TEXAS and Pacific Railway
company VS.. l.. G. Smith tls99l. Cass couu-
~. Texas and Pacific Railway company W.
l.. c. Smith d900), Cass county; Texas and
Pacific Railway company Va j. J. Barfield.
Cass county: Wells Fargo 4 Co.'s Express
VS. W. T.. Stevens. Dallas county. Columbia
Avenue Savings Fund. etc. W., j. G. Rob-
erts ct al. Dallas county A. Frankcnthal
Il Co. vs.. Lingo. NAPLES a. Co. ct al, Gray
son county; II. II. jackson VS.. H. M. Martin,
johnson county,
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LUMBER MARKET REVIEW,
Regular Weekly Report Of the Con-
dition Of Trade,
GENERAL REVIVAL SEEMS AT HAND.
orders From Texas Arc Increasing
while Intcrcstntc business Ii
Hest in Three Years.

Beaumont. Texas. March 27.--Conditions
continue to grow favorable, and 1t begins
to look as II something like a substantial
revival OF trade was at hand. Orders from
Texas dealers increase daily. both In num-
Der and size. while the business coming
to this section from points in other States
is greater than at any time In the past
three years. while saving orders are not
plentiful. they are in sufficient supply to
give assurance OF continued business. The
demand for export material is fairly good
aud reports from countries consuming large
quantities of pitch piuc are OF a nature TO
insure activity in this line throughout
the year. Locally. the lumber business has
never been So good. The number OF I'M
provemcnis being made In this city, at
Port Arthur and Sabine Pass require large
quantities of material OF various KINDS.
piling. heavy timbcrs and building lumber
The sash and door factories are sharing
literally In this local revival of business
and are working handed and fun time
to get out urgent orders.
The shingle trade is also quite active.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


NuScr ~ hOteT. Snn AutOusOs
San Antonio. Texas. March 2S.--Tho
large Wholesale liquor dealing firm OF May
err n Adler has made an assignment for
tho benefit Of certain creditors with claims
amounting To over Sss, 900.
a deed Of trust WAS filed In the county
clerks Office last night whereby all tho
merchandise. notes. horses and personAl
property of tho firm is conveyed to Morris
Freedman OF this city for the benefit OF
the preferred creditors, who are to be paid
In the following order; John Sehorn. San
Ahiono. 5000: Louis Sondheimer, Ian
caster. Pa, $3.50 81; Rheins,rom Nett
man, johnson a Co.. Cincinnati, si3. 07S. 80;
Joo Brenner, New York. $780, NJ. n.
Tanslcky New York. 5000: Abe Splitter.
San Francisco. 1920: ID. Sullivan Il Co.,
San Antonio. $4,000; Flushmann q Co. Gin
cinnati. sl0,5oo; Bernhard Stohl & Co,
New York, s6i79. rs; Carstons, Mccall q
Co. Philadelphia. s5o3s. ~; e. g. Lyons 4
Co. San FrancIseo. s+oi0 80; Boltz, Fiam-
NOR Co. Philadelphia. s6022 65; Chi
COCA Distillery company sc1d3: total $685.
o766a, Tho aggregate value Of the assets
has not yet been ascertained. The Arm
of Mayer n Adler have been doing busi-
ness ut No. i0i East Commerce street, this
city, for a number OF years. and were
known over the entire State.
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Brennan. Texas, March 1.-THE case Of
the State w. Charles kugadt. charged with
the murder and incineration OF his sister,
Miss Johanna Kugadt. is still pending In
the district court and the jurors are
spending long day in the court house.
The defense finished evidence last night,
and Hon. Ben Rogers opened toe argument
for the state followed by G. u. Fielder.
Esq, for the Defense and he was folio we'd
by q. II. Letzerich for tho iefeuse.
District Attorney w. T., Maynard made
short speech. but the arrival Of the hour
OF midnight prevented a continuance Of
the case without infringing upon the Sab
bath. and court adjourned until Monday.
when MIR. Maynard will conclude his ar
gument and the case be given to the jury.
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Colonel George W. Polk. chief clerk in
the land department of the Southern Pa
clfic at San Antonio, was in the city yes
terday.
C. w. Bein. traffic manager Of the
Houston and Texas Central and Southern
Pacific. accompanied by his stenographor
j. Atkinson. left last night for Austin.
Captain A. Faulkner director OF the
Galveston. La Porte and Houston. arrived
in the city last night. He is here to attend
special meeting Of stockholders ana
creditors which will be held in this city
on Tuesday.
John Doren master mechanic OF tho
Houston and Texas Central at Ennis, is
in the city, John says he has to come TO
Houston occasionally to keep up with poll
tics He never fails to come when an cleo
tion is held.
All OF the Houston and Galveston lines
made arrangements for handling a large
number Of passengers yesterday. but tho
stormy weather prevented many from go
ing and in consequence number of
coaches were switched out Of the trains.
The largest crowd left for La Porte.
News was received in the city yesterday
of the death of Hugh Mcclure, operator of
tho Houston and Texas Central at Bren-
ham. He was one Of the oldest operators
on the read and was a favorte with all
railroad mon. HIS death was received with
much regret by the officers and employees o.
this company In Houston.
The jury in the circuit court at Harris
burg, Ark, has awarded verdict in ia
vor of MRS DR. Martin against the st. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern railway for
s25 600 for the killing Of her husband at
Wynnc two years ago. The case has al
lta u1ln IN "A
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NOTES AM pEnsoNAL.


Mr. G. A. Sterncnberg of Olive was in
town during the week.
Mr. Mark Wicss left Thursday night for
trip to New orleans.
The Albert T. stearns has been chartered
by the Reliance Lumber company to load
for Mexico.
Mr.. j. N. Gilbert manager Of the Beau
mont Lumber company, went down 10 Port
Arthur yesterday.
MIR. c, S. Bedford Of the Belford ium-
her company, Georgetown, was In town yes
terday placing orders for stock.
MIR. w. A. Prid1lo returned Thursday
night after an absence Of about ten days.
lie brought with him orders for more than
5000, 900 feet OF timbers. and says there are
more on top.
MIR. Dennis Tramway Call was in town
Saturday last, returning to orange from
a visit to his mill al Call on the kayAee'
He says he is accommodating good stock
OF yard lumber but Is In no fever 10 sell
at prevailing prices,
MIR. ]. ]. Garter. who ~ receiver OF the
Tyler Car and Lumber company, is operat-
ing the mill at Nicholi, on the Tyler and
Southwestern road was In town Tuesday,
visiting old time friends and acqualn,ancos.
Mr.. j. NJ Wilcox NJ the firm OF j. NJ,
Wilcox e. Sons, Mckinney, ard who II
among the wealthiest Of the lumber deal
crs OF the state. was In the city Tuesday
looking about for stock. stu he said he
does not anticipate very heavy trade for
some time.
About 100 sticks OF hne hcwn timber
l5xl5 and ranging In length from thirty
TO sixty feet have Just been gotten out
near Woodville by Messrs. } t.. Lcwyn
and Amos Iiudges for Il. e. Spotswood 4
Co OF this city. They are under contract
TO get out 400 sticks more for the SAME
firm, which will be put in the Neches riyei
near Rockiand and floated TO Sabine Pass
for shiDment abroad.
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Last night number of railroad officials
and business men left for Austin to be
present at the hearing Of the new proposed
commodity tariff which will come up be
fore the commissioner today The follow
ing gentlemen left: II A. Jones. general
freight agent Of the Houston and Texas
Central and southern Pacific; X. $. Lovett.
attorney for the above lines; p. II. Good
win, assistant general freight agent of the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe, r. u. Yoa-
kun, general freight and passenger agent
OF the Houston East and West Texas
Jake Keller II. w, Garrow and S. Nc
Neil.
II was learned yesterday that railroad Of
fcials Of every line in the State would be
present. 1t is expected that the discussion
on this question will last for several days.
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That Daylight Meteor.

Navasota, Texas, March 2I'--Here is the
ending of that daylight meteor reported
from Brennan in today's Post: At 1;25
D. m. the meteor was seen TO burn out
when about II degrees above the horizon.
leaving a thick white looking substance,
10, smoke. for It was not disslpatet. but
resembling a white veil six or eight feet
long which remained stationary fifteen or
twenty minutes. when 1t contracted into
nall And slowly descended in the direction
me r,eteor was going, till hidden by inter-
waning tree tops, What was that sub
,tance? Asbestosg W.L.C.
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Of patents. Dos q street N. w. Washington.
ID. c..
Charles Bapister, Waco: cotton press.
Thomas A. and ". Coleman. Texarkana:
tension device for hand saw mill.
William II. Crawford. Weatherford. quilt
ing frame.
william Dobrowolski and u. Wise. San
Antonio: tire tightcner,
Charles ]. Schramm, Fayetteville: de-
vice for raising and transporting vessels.
Zeph Wigs. Denton; railway stock
guard.
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Scron,i District.

Fort Worth, Texas, March 21.-Proceed-
ngs in the court of civil appcalB, gvr tho
Second district;
Motions Tor rehoarug submitted--Con
mental Lana and Cattle company vs.. Will
hams. from baylor, reed vs., iluless, from
lAirant, Martin Brown company VS., Pool,
from bosque, Farmers ana Mocuanics Ma
tional BANK VS., Taylor, from iairant, by
ers VS.. Mitchell. from rarrant. German In
surancc company vs.. Anderson. irom Tar
rant.
To dismiss writ Of error submittod-Tul-
bot VS.. barber. from Callahan,
To file briefs submitted Evans snyder
Bue company W. Holden, from Roberts,
Harvey VS.. harvey. from bayior.
To dismiss Tor want ol jurisdiction sub
mitted-scttles W. stephens, from Fisher.
To postpone submission Tor four Weeks
submitted state of Texas W.. bowyer.
Cases set for April lITeAas and Pacific
Railway company w. Hinoiosc, from Mid
i,Ld. sChneiuur.iiavis ~ 20, vs.. PoindeNter,
from Wise; Missouri, Kansas and Texas
hallway company VS.. Claiming, from Clay
Phoenix association VIZ. Davenport, from
Denton, Scott a. baldwin VS.. witt, from
dian.
Motions for rohcaring rctused-Oricnt
Insurance company vs.. Moifatt. from Tar
rant. Western Union Telegraph company
vs.. carver, from 'iarrani, puhhnm, buck
ley Il Co. VS.. McNatt, from Cooke; Crow
VS. GrorsbecK, from ieasthnd Sugdrmln
VS.. Union Pacific Railway company, from
Tarranl, Moses vs.. Union Pacific Railway
company. from 1arrant, Green vs.. bu-
wards from Cooke Godfrey w. Ncwoy.
itom rarrant. Cnnk Va. Carroll Land and
Cattle company. from Clay. ttwo motions,.
Motions for additional conclusions re-
fused Western Union Telegraph company
vs.. Carver from Tarrnnt, Sugarman W..
Union Pacific Hallway company, from Tar
rant
Dismissed for want Of prosecution-Set
tlca W.. stephens, from Fisher
Motion to file briefs granted vs..
Harvey, from Baylor.
Cases affirmcd-TcXas Brewing company
VS.. Anderson from Tdrrant. Bicoch We.
Casey * Swasey company. from Tarrant
| Hurley VIZ. Southwestern Bridge and Iron
company, from rarrant' Hammond Co
ys. Eggleston, frcm Tarrani. Smith VS., AL
| len, from Wise; Texas and Pacific Railway
| company vs.. Grow, from Tarrent, Wichita
Falls Railway company vs.. Prang. from
| Wichita. Morgan Jones. receiver. VS.. Lar
/ mer from Clay; Houston and Texas Cen
| trail Railway company vs.. Rodian, from
| Tarrant.
| Reversed and remanded--Texas and Ia
| cific Railway company VS.. Stages, from
Tarrant; Hill. Ewing and Brashcar vs.
| Bcss, from Erath
| Cases submitted-~City Of Comanchc VS.
Zittlcmeyer. from Comanchc; Morgan Jones
receiver. VIZ. Davis from Montague; Harvey
vs. Harvey. from Baylor
| Passed. for one week--Wcstern Union Tel
| egraph company VS.. Stacey, from Denton.
| Passed for two weeks oaz W. Coulter
Manufacturing company, from Tarrant.
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Fifth District,

Dallas, Texas, March 27,--Prooeedings In
the court OF civil appeals. Fifth judicial
district:
Affirmed Fort Worth and New Orleans
Railway company W.. W. H. Nesmith, Ellis
county; j. r. Knight Va. w. IL. Cameron.
Hunt county; Texas and Pacific Railway
company ct n VS.. s. ID. Larry. Bowie county.
Texas and Pacific Railway company vs..
George ii. Langsdalc, Bowie county, w. L..
Mcdonald VS.. o. IL. Young, Dallas county
Affirmed with damages for delay. G..
Matthews ct al VI. W. H. Attleberry. Hunt
county.
Dismissed william Perry ct al vs. VIII
liam Warren ct al Dallas county.
Reversed and rpmanded-Mattie Il. john
son OF al VS.. First National bank OF Sui
phur Springs. Hopkins county; ST. Louis
Southwestern Railway company VS.. Eddie
T.. Cassiday Hin county; n. Il. Bailey ct
al W.. Edgar l.. Burnett ct al, Hunt county.
Motions disposed Oft. Il. Pittman VI.
Rotnn Grocery company. rehearng over
ruled; Samuel T. Robb vs. A. II. Henry Ell
al, rebearlng overruled: st. Louis South
western Railway company vs.. Eddie u. cas-
siday, rehearlng granted and case reversed
| and remanded; Woodmen OF the World vs.
Bertha Rothschild. to file additional con,
illusions, granted; NJ Won Platen VS.. W. 2
Morton ct al. rehearing overruied: j. ID
Pope VS.. G. l.. Heath e. al. to strike ou
conclusions Of facts AMI law. granted ]
| B Pope vs.. c. l.. Heath OF al. to dismis!
'appeai, overruled; Q, W. Field VS.. r. NJ
| Hall. to advance. grfshted and set for Apri
II; Texas Central Railway company VS.. J
| y. Wills, to- dismiss appeal overrulcd
| Texas Central Railway company vs.. ]. u
| Wills. certiorar, granted Houston ant
| Texas Central Railway company vs.. ].
| Mckenzie, to file briefs. granted; NJ II
| Bowman w. Texas Brewing company. Il
| strike out statement OF facts. overruled.
Cases submitted - Houston and Texai
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LullnG.

Luling, Texas, March 2s.--Thc city has
been almost depopulated at church service
during the morning. 80 many having left
the city TO attend the funeral Of Captain
II. T. Nixon at Rancho Guadalupe
Yesterday evening near tho Seguin
crossing on Mill creek Herman Stoffer was
thrown under his horse by a COW that he
had roped, breaking his left arm at the
wrist.
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THEY GO TO WEST LAKE,
Hundred and Twenty-Five Laborcrs
Leave Houston.
WILL WORK ON THE K c., P. & G.
Number of Railroad Official. .r.
business Men Go to Austin-Grcat
Damage by the storm.

l.. j. Smith. contractor OF the Kansas
City, Pittsburg and Gulf, has been IN tho
city for several days looking for laborers to
take out on this line. His foreman. T.
Westbook. has been with him and last
night they left on the Southern Pacific
for West Lake with 1875 laborers. These
men are to be used in laying track and
bailasting the road. The rails are being
laid at the rate of two and a half miles
per day. BY April 1 connection will be
made with the line south of Shreveport
and by May 1t is positively stated that the
line Will be completed and all trains run
ming to Port Arthur from Kansas City.
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'.ssEI.s SAILED Fop cAI.vrs1
'hiid sccidcntniIy Ki,Icd.

4. , Springs, Texas, March a.
n n a n child OF Mr.. and Mrs. .fcnn Will
sp,,s WIG i've at Fleetwood, In Newton
s ~ climbed to the top of a heavy rail
IN I'M aHd pulled The Top rail az. which
tun IN ms enid, injuring it Internally,
.sklt Of 70 o'clool,
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lhE HOTELS.
f.wLoK-RATEs $3.50 AND $500
! nay JAMES LA LOR, PRO

M lAWlOk-ha E-D ss.oV AM 20 w
~ DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
" Wood and wife, Navoso.a; w, +.
W San Antonio. II. II. Bessoll, Erie,
" Mellen, Houston: A. T.. Bush.
Erndo; Mrs, S. *. Hooper, Denver. Z.
Reynolds, Denver; Arthur WlGams.
kSssson News; A. c. Shell, san Antonio;
II Mcfarland Dallas; i, l.. Chapman,
k<o.L ]. Funney. Melton, Va; w. n.
|iesman. Rochester; j, II. Whitaker.
m sherman; a. II. Boon, Austin;
Syvood. San Francisco. w. H. Still
q md wife, Topeka: c. w: Jones aud
a Kansas; W. X. Martin. FL Paso: II.
M Gonzales, Jno, NJ Moore. Rich
md, H. P. Hull. st. Lous Walt Smith
4 CIV. Frank Brown, Ciy; Captain
| raulkner. Arsan; l.. w. Ispepply. Dai-
d. sydney RI neh1ri, Danss, Il. ~
mn sh Helrne; Thee. Black. Calves
a. ". n. Hume, Nashville; II. a. Nc
Ssnold. Sabine Pass; +. o. Lawne, Beau
6cal; E. n. smoat, Galvss,on; j. f.
SCnner. Galveston.
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THE HIGHER COURTS,
CrIm,nnl A,ocnI. synop.c.

Dallas, Texas. March 26.--synopses Of
the opinions rendered by the court OF Grim
ipai appeals today;
T.. YARBROuGH. from Randalli conviction
for causing cattle to go on the enclosed
lands OF another--Reversed
1t appears that the 'Tuie" pasture 10
about twenty miles square. enclosed by
wire fence; that appellant owned $40
acres Of land In said pasture. about 200
acres OF which was not fenced other than
by the general fence around the pasture,
He turned $50 head OF cattle loose In said
pasture, hence this conviction. These facts
are not sufficient facts to sustain the con-
yction.
Opipion by Davidson, j.
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SIS. The only bill OF exceptions is too In
definite TO be considered.
Opinion by Hurt, T.. j.

II. BRANN, from Parker; conviction for
violating the local option law--Revcrsed.
The court in It's charge failed to submit
tho issues in tho case to the jury. The
charge is confused statement Of pr'n-
ciples not applicable TO the facts and some
OF the charges arc clearly upon the weight
OF the testimony.
Opinion by Hurt. =. j.
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Commission Notice.

I
rho foi,owinr has been sent out by the
railr-ad commission:
Austin Texas. March %. 1891 1T is or
dsr,d that notice be and The same 10
herehy given to all persons interested '"a'
.,a r,i,road commission az Texas WA On
,r.o.aav the 18th day of April 1879: a.
a., os,iCa in Austin. take up 2hd eo'''@
~, pr, attors nj rates and ratings to govern
Wv ,t,, transnortation by railroads pelNse
In in TEXAS. OF the following articiss'
Cannon chairs with WOOL 49,.
IL leather or rawhide seats SCI up,
sar,n,on wheolbarrows, set up ha"u,,S V.
o9 m ,,,n,s in bunilcs. boxes or crates,
a.. 49, and fclllcs; CAR load shipments o,
~ ~ hois dare and hickory timber anu
,nao,s used In the manufacture OIL ,''',s
snoles aud fellies cotton factory po.,orv
snd eartheuwnie, stoneWaie an' r. "a,
also friedrich in quantities ieSs
loads. x,ros. Ia the con-
w .ho,r views on this above nehtiphcu
,,ars are r,ousstcil 10 do so on OF pe'o'
'n 40 1So- The date of the hearlus
Austin. Texas. March 2s.--lt IS he'epy
,rdorsa that General Tariff OF Glass rates
No /. issued BY this commission jury ~
,se5 10 apply on shipments OF me'cnu".'. -
nv classes. transported by railroads oe's'e =
no,n,. in Texas and effective August D.
So n. amended by making the lo'o"'"s
i iSor, IN section 3 OF sara ,a,'.. oo,.
eh'"s a, ,he following as note 70 sAoep'
T. ~ a' p,ies between Galveston ana nvus
w." and 81 paso shall be mace " eHp,S,
ton ton l tbe following derental rates ts ssS
first class 49, second ,o class s,';h i class, ii:
class. is; fourth class. wi 'n'n ''
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Prints the News.


Rosenberg Progress.
The Houston Post Is doing the scoop
ing" act and getting the news and II Is
not afraid to tell the people about It,.
either
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class A. 10; class n. II; classes G. d and L.
cents. In connection with the Galveston
ana Houston common point rates respect-
lveiy This ruling will not affect rates
from or TO intermediate stations.
49,, =. Cnangc heading OF exception Q to read,
Texas and Pacific Railway--I.ine West OF
Abilene" and add the following as note .
10 same exception: Rates between Calves
ton or Houston and Ell Paso shall be made
by employing tho following difterential
rates. say. first class. IL; second class. Is;
third class, Is; fourth class. 20; fifth class,
III class A. 10; class d. IL. classes G. ID
ana II. . cents. In connection with the Gal
weston and Houston common point rates,
respectively. The ruling contained In Note
shall not affect rates from or to inter-
mediate points.
j. Cancel. entire, exception To- The line
OF the Texas Central railroad north OF
cisco is, by this item, made subject to the
maxima prescribed in the tariff for com
mon point territory.
T. Change the description OF common
point territory" under the heading OF "Spe-
car In Circular No. l44, da.ed August 90
lssb. to read as follows; That portion OF
leSss lying east OF and including points
on line drawn through Quanah on the
Fort Worth and Denver City railway. abb
lehe on the Texas and Pacific railway,
bfownwood on the Gulf. Colorado and
santa Fc railway. Llano on the Austin and
Northwestern railroad, San Antonio on the
Galveston. harrisburg and San Antonio
railway and San Antonio and Aransas rass
railway. ENvine on the International and
Great Northern railroad and Skidmore and
Corpus Christi on the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railway. The remaining por-
tion Of the State will be "dffercntnl ter
ritcry." In which the differential rates pre-
scrbed in section 2 OF the tariff exceptions
70 y, inclusive, are applicable,
This order shall take effect April 10.
1897.
Austin. Texas. March % 1897 In APP
prevail OF Joint application, submitted uu-
der No. 300 Of the Missouri Kansas and
| Texas Railway COMPANY OF Texas. IL IL
| hereby ordefcd that the following classit
I eaten rulings supplementary TO Weste-r
| Classification No. 81 shall govern in the
! transportation % the articles named. by
railroads between points Ia Texas. subject
to the rules embraced in exceptions" &c
| Western ClassifiHatOn:
| ]. Boiler compound, in cans, 1acketed
&c l.. first class.
>. Transformers Grated. same ms trans
formers, toxed tsee page %, classification
No. ~
3. Augur stems for well boring ma
chimes same as pump rods lsee page az
iassiti,ation. M 2n.
! his ordcr shall take effect March %
1897
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Anheuser- Busch's Malt Murine gives
appetite and aids and promotes digestion.
For sale by all druggists.
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Patents granted to citizens OF Texas for
the week ending March %. reported
through the office OF J. +. Beale. solicitor
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JACK JONES, from kaufman; conviction
for assault to murder Affirmed.
There arc no bills OF exceptions In the
record Tho evidence amply .sustains the
conviction.
Opinion by Henderson, ].
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Harry L. Sager and wife, Columbus,
ono. Rober. W. THAN. Now York; $. l..
Moore New York; 7. II. Lake, New
captain James Albert MEATS, Phi ladel-
sha; ". c. Luther Dallas, Benz. T.
Inns. 81. Louis; W. r.. Perry, New York,
P. wilson. Cincinnati; Il. c. Cook,
ins Railway News, Fort Worth; c. T..
|Hrrson. F.aionia; G. ID. Buttcrne'd,
|EESeh,on. Neb.; d. II. Pinerce and wife,
|Man; Mss Anna Eva Fay. Boston; T.
q snallwood nllaG; John Moore, Sc
|Eh j. T. Holmes. Seguin Il. Y,
cCxrso, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. l.. A. Yah ",
hn ANTONIO; Philip M>Neil, Galveston;
u ettber. New York.