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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

rates on shipments OF melons and vege-
tables from or to points In differential ter
ritory shall be made by employing the
maximum rates prescribed in this tariff
in connection with class c differeniials for
carload rates and fourth class dlffcren-
tials for less than carload rates as pre-
scribed In general tariff OF class rates No.
l. under the rules governing same. pro-
Nided that when first second or third
class differentials are lower than the fourth
class differntials the lowest O. such dit
ferntials shalt be used in making the less
than carload rates
Rates in cents per 100 pounds to apply
on shipments OF potatoes OF all kinds, cx
cept as noted below, and ON turnips.
Carload shipments OF seed potatoes for-
warded from Houston. Galveston or We
lasco shall be subject to current class
rates..
B Explanation. Columns headed No. | cou.
tain rates 10 apply on shipments trans
ported over single line of railroad or
over two or more lines of railroad which
are under the same management and COM
troll. Columns headed No. 2 contain rates
to apply on shipments transported over two
or more lines OF railroad which ATE not I'M
der the same management and control. L.
c. L.. less than carload; c. L., carioeds.
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nnApsrnEEr's on TRADE.
A Quiet Week Closes what Has Bccn
BRISK Quarter.

a Quiet Week Closes what Has Bccn
Brisk Quarter.
New York. April i.--Bradstroct's tomorrow
will say
A week OF rather qulctor general trade and
of smaller distribution, due to easily explains
atle cnphcs, cioses quarter which has been
oninently satisfactory to nearly all branches
OF trade rid productive OF an unprecedented
business in many favored tines, The heavy
foreign domanc Tor products. particularly ag,
ricnltuial staplps, aud the active domestic
movement In must lines are evidenced by the
heavily Increased bank cicarings reported for
the Quaitcr ana the eject IN the commercial
mortality is tavorahly reflected IN totui.
tor the three months of 1878, oI failures aud
OF liabilities Involved, smaller than III tho
corresponding period for four years past.
Current demand and distribution at the
East have been intcitercd with by the UNI
oeftaintics growing ont OF our unsettled for
eisn lelatlons THIS has been perlieuldrly
manifest In most pronounced tndistoSition
on the part OF buyers To anticipate future
wants and some cancclling OF orders for
wooen goods are attributed directly to this
cause. Evidence ia not lacking, however,
that the stimulation to the WOODEN goods In
dustry growing out Of the tarlr changes last
year Is responsible In somo measure Tor the
unrcadiness of manufacturers TO so ahead as
confidently now as they did a year ago.
Little or no Improvement Ia found In the
coarse cotton goods trade and print CLOTHS
have marked low record In quotations OF
1916 in regular goods
There is rather more quiet condition as
rcgards now demand for iron and steel at
most markets. and some shading In quota
lions is claimed. but the trading Is ON an Inn
meDsc scale
Good weather ut the South favors an carly
planting season. but busincss based upon this
has not heen Of such volume ms TO make VI,
for the quiet demand noted nj a number OF
coast cities and at river points. where nigh
water Ia limiting business 10 some extent.
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Its policy Not Announced.

The Kansas Olty. pittsburg and Gulf
has not announced its policy In view Of
the decision of the New Orleans court In
the Lone Star Injunction case which held
that contract with the between rail-
roads and steamship lines 70 the exclusion
of other common carriers IL permissible.
The Pittsburg and Gulf has been watch
iig the progress OF the Lone Star Steam
ship company's case, and seeing II lost,
iB now In quandary. The connecting
lines G. the Pttsburg and Gulf pending
I e trial Of the issue have in measure
neen holding off and where payment OF
freight was demanded they were agreeing
10 take written promise to nay from the
Pittsburg and Gulf officials, but they in-
ysriohly cxaeted that. II was an apprc-
htnslon on their part that they might And
they were violating the law. Now. how
ever there is no misunderstanding.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
WANT A RAILROAD COMMISSION.
Louisiana VIII Follow I'm the Foot
stens of TcNns.

The people of Louisiana are working for
railroad commission with power to make
rates and adjust all complaints loised
against common carriers by shippers. In
Texas the laws requiring roads to maintain
headquarters in the State and to render
reports TO the commission so often Arc
acts OF the legislature, and 1t is not known
whether the Louisiana project looks TO The
same end or not. The movement is net
one of the business men, it appears. ana
they are said to be opposing it very -trong-
~ The commercial interests OF Shreveport
have gone on record as being against Tie
idea OF commission.
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hi MENEAL.

REED HuLoN.--Willis Texas. April I.
on Wednesday evening, at the residence OF
the brides parents. one mile west OF town,
Miss Carrie Hulon and Mrs x. L., Reed
were married In the presence of few
intimate friends Rev. II w. Adams Of
ficiating. They AT once left for Louisiana,
where they viii epend their honeymoon.
PATRICK DIXON. --velasco. Texas Mar.
30 AT the residence OF her aunt. Mrs. j.
n Mcbride. Miss Leila Dixon this morn
ing nj . o'clock was united in marriage
to Mr. A. ID. Patrick of Palestine. Rev.
Seth Ward OBLIGATED Miss Dixon has
been one OF our popular young ladies for
several years and tho groom Is ono OF the
leading business men Of Palestine.
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$4,000 pounds with 100. 900 pounds on the
drivers. The boilers are wagon-top. with
az tubes. inches In diameter and IL feet
inches long. firebox as inches long and
" inches wide. Otis steel is used for boil
ers and tircboxes and the engines arc
equipped with Westinghouse brakes. nous-
ton Understanding devices and steel-tired
truck wheels.
The new motive power will be used al
most exclusively north OF Willis, Texas.
where the grsdes'are heavy, and, the man
agement thinks, they will he able to haul
trains OF between thirty and forty ears.
On this en6oflthe road there are no grades
a speak ~ f'f4
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THE HOTELS.
Rates $3.50 and $500 per dsys
JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.

j. Harring. Brennan; A. r. Cumsen.
Jas; l. P. Moore. Fort Worth; r. f. Arm
ng. Galveston; f. A. Robinson, Colmes
4 E. Polk Johnson, Louisville; j. d. San
i Marshall; Mrs. Anderson, Velasco; Geo.
Green. Dallas; Edw. Connolly, Houston;
les Boyce, New York; f. d. Leonard, New
ans; A. Roos, San Francisco: q. P. Nor
\, Weldon, n. c.: John r. Spann, New
3; c. II. Compton, Galveston; James
hmont, Victoria; r. l.. Chapman, Cuero;
tge Meyer, st. Louis; b. l.. Vineyard,
le Lake; r. A. Muncey, San Antonio j.
Thomas. Dallas; Ed II. Cunningham.
Drlapd Wade S, Dent. Chicago; Mrs. w.
4'uller, Mrs. Theodore DeLge, Tampa,
3 Mrs. Z. c. Miller, Honesville, Ca; J,
Dot nstcn, Houston; ". liorwiiz, Beau
n; c. Il. Middleton, New York; a. ".
4igcr Jennings. La: J. A. Morris, San
Prio; c. l.. Reierson, st. Louis; G. H.
Ike. Fort Worth; Mrs. s. S. johnson, Lex
pm. Reinhardt Rohr. Manitowoc. Wis; j.
Bryant Houston; S. Samuels, Marlin; Il.
pk Read. Buffalo, n. Y.
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SEQ. 8 Miscellaneous:

sec, Il. MlSCetlaneOuS.
L. Less than car load shipments of the
commodities subject to this tariff must he
packed.
@ Mixed car load shipments of fruits
except tropical fruits), melons and vcge-
tables, shall be subject to the rates pre-
scribed in section 1 OF this tariff to apply
on green fruits in car loads; minimum
weight of such mixed shipments 20 900
pounds per car.
3. For the purpose Of concentrating
fruits melons and vegetables. In order to
make car load lots OF such commodities for
reshipment, the rate on any single line
of railroad for the transportation of fruits,
melons and vegetables. in small quantities.
to points Of concentration from points dis
tant fifty miles or less shall be 3 cents
per 100 pounds,
4, Stop-over Privilege.-Car load ship
ments of fruits. melons and vegetables may
be stepped in transit at points intermediate
between shipping points and destination,
for the purpose of unloading portions OF
such shipments. al a cost not exceeding IS
for each step; provided, that the arrange
ment adopted by any railroad company
shall be accorded to all shippers without
discrimination, and provided further that
any arrangements for stop-over privileges
and for TRANSFORMATION of men going in
charge of shipments, which are more fay
orable than that herein prescribed shall
remain in force.
s. Cancellation.--Thi tariff will super
sede and cancel items !, g and 4 of COM
modify tariff No. is. issued by this COM
mission February 30, 1896, and effective
March "a 1896
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

Provided. 1. That the rates for Is miles
and less shall not be greater than the rates
for IS miles. .. That the Joint rates as
made shall not exceed the following: First
class AZ cents; second class, As cents third
and fourth classes, 40 cents per 100 pounds.
The rates between Galveston and points
In the interior OF the State shall not ex-
coed those made by adding cents PER 10
hounds to the rates applying between
Houston and the same points The rates
from or 10 points on the Galveston. Hors-
ton and Henderson railroad and ths CAL
weston, La Porte and Houston railway
south of Houston, and on the Gulf, Gel
orado and Santa Fe south OF Alvin, shall
not exceed the rates applying from and O
Galveston. The maximum rates applying
TO and from Galveston shall also Apply
maxma to and from stations on the Cuff
and Interstate railway OF Texas and the
Velasco Terminal railway
Rates in cents per 100 pounds. TO apply
on shipments OF melons and vegetables not
otherwise provided for in straight or mixed
carloads, minimum weight 90, 900 pounds
per car, transported between points in
common point territory over a single line OF
railroad or over two or more lines of rail-
road, which are under the same manage
ment and control
ltcto IT, las
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

Fl w. b. Turner. commercial agent OF the
vandalia. was here from Fort Worth yes
terday.
II G.. Archer. travelling passenger agent
of the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf,
was here yesterday
Claude Compton, assistant ticket agent
for the Southern Pacific at Galveston, was
here yesterday.
An anti-scalplng sill, similar To that
now in force in New York, has been IN
troduced In the Ohio legislature,
b. T. Lewis. assistant to the general
manager CT the Santa Fe. has resigned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

There will BIO n game OF baseball this after.
noon between tho Model Laundrys and the
S. C.s This promises to be n very
close game ms tho H. 8. ca hnvs
beai practicing hard every evening since
their last defeat by the Models. which wRs II
worry close game. The Models have also been
pract,cIng and expect 70 defeat them n second
lime Hinton. the Madels' crack twirler VIII
be on the slab, opposed by Horn, tho we'll
known II & G. pitcher They hope to have
as many ladies present ut this game ~ they
had ut the last. The ndmlpsiob viii be 10
pcn
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Itt,Ir nnrk Icntr,c,.

Four furlongs. 2-year- olue Mona H.. Mo-
tive. Mabel W. Ca,h@, Myosotie. Eleven
slippers 100. pnativia Tobe los, Falonot ne.
SIX furlongs. solling-Eitholin loa, rony ilo-
ming Full Hand i0i Mn Aneeliue ~ Demos
themes %. Bob Matte rs, DR. Coop ~, chang
l0i
Five rurlopgs, scllng--Spanish Prineesp 100,
lano Belle, Indy Britannia ~. Lennep %.
nrisss 100. Never ;Cs. Nichelas iii.
Four furlnpga. 2-ycar olds. Iron Mountain
stalker selling Wcnd 10. Tho Gcescr 3d. Dam
ish w, Sir Blaze 10.
One milo. handicap Marito 30, Assignee loi.
Pau Kauyar los. Hugh Penny 1903, Laureate
ITO.
Se,en furiongs seliing- Whieawny, Ran
som, Ivory 1915, Jane, Kirk 100. Lady Irene.
Sedan i0l. Lulu Fry l0s,
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NJ. Il. and r.. OfnriuIs.

Pstin, Texas. April president Rouse,
President Miller. General Manager
b and Attorneys Hagerman and Miller
|he Missouri, Kansas and Texas, who
making an inspection OF the Katy prop
Is in the State. reached Austin this
ping. They will spend the day In the
tomorrow and proceed northward to
pd the annual election of officers Of the
four, Kansas and Texas OF Texas,
Pa takes place in Dallas next Tuesday
next Wednesday they Will be In Cal
en- TO attend the election Of officers
be Galveston. Houston and Henderson.
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Exten.ion of of pccos WHEY.

Fort Worth, Texas. April Ian ex-
iele on Of the Pscos Valley read will be
radc frcm Roswell n, NJ. TO connect with
he For, Worth End Denver CITY at Amaril
10. Grading viii begin 1T the latter place
April 8. the obJecy heing to meet the
rrs ders that are TO work north from Res.
wei. Amarillo gRyu 4 Donus OF $4,000
md the right o, way TO secure the read.
rhere Is considerable talk at Amarillo u
the santa Fe extending It's road TO Anna,
riilo from Panhandle City, and the bsiief
Is expressed that the Santa Fe and Pecos
Valley shops will be located there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

Joint rates for the Transportation OF carr
load shipments OF melons and yegtaA'es
over two or more lines of railroad which
are nnt under the same management and
control shall be made by adding 2 cent per
40 pounds N thn rates pTes -ribsd for single
lines OF railroad. provided that the rates
so made for application between poats in
common painr territory shall not exceed 20
cents per 100 pounds
Rates between Galveston and points Ia
the interior OF the State shall not xcfei
rates made by adding 2 cents prr 100
nrit1ds TO the rates apDlyine between
Houston and the same points. The n,asi-
raum rates applying from and 10 galveston
shall also sIpply az maxiua from and 10
points on the Gulf and Interstate Railway
OF Texas and the velasco Terminal rail-
way.
Rates for Dinerntial Territory-rhe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
EXPERIMENTATION of reruIIzcrs.

The railroad commission has issuef
general order. giving notice that IL VIII
on April Is make a ruling which will effect
the transportation OF fertilizers in quanti-
ties less than carloads II is proposed that
fertilizers less than carload shipments OF
1900 pounds or more, shall be carried at
200 per cent of carload rates.
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Lone stnr.. pnfcs.

Commercial Agent Hohenthal of the Lone
Star Steamship company has received ad-
vices from Galveston giving the new rates
of the line From New ork TO Houston
the Lone Stars rates are rs follows: Glass
/, 80 cents; class ., % cents; class 3, -
cents class 4, % cents; classes and
is - cents; classes b c. ID and r. IL
cents per 100 pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

The Southern Pacific has made rate OF
one fare for the round trip from stations
between Liberty and Lake Charles inclu-
sive, and from stations on the Sabine III
vision for the Sam Jones meetings at Beat
mont, April II to % Tickets will be sod
from April II to %, limited to ono day for
return. On the same days tickets will be
sold at one and third fares for the round
trip, good for return April 2S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
MnYcmcntnf stncls,

Stock people Will begin today to loading
700 head Of cattle for shipment to the In
dian Territory over the Katy. Some time
next week consignment of 1000 head will
be handled by the Houston and Texas cen-
trial out of Houston for the Territory Yes
terday the Central received two trains from
the Victoria and one train from the Louisi-
ana divisions OF the Southern Pacific, both
going to the Indian Territory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
Challenge Accented.

To tho Sporting Editor OF The Post.
Steine Mickey Firms challenge In The Post
TO boz any 133 pound man in the State,
hereby accept the same and viii box limited
number OF rounds for s7j side and cato re-
cotnts tho fight 10 take place within two
weekg I'D Leroy.
Lightweight Of California.
ADDRESS Spider Clarity, trainer and man
aRer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
Sub ,Ittcd a. Arh,trn,ion.

Not long ago Katy and Memphis freight
trains collided at Fort Scott Kan. and
each train crew. exhibiting their orders.
claimed they were In the Clear" The
roads were unable to settle the matter aud
agreed TO submit II to board OF arbtra-
tion. The board consists OF j. j Frey.
general manager of the Santa Fe; William
Gray, general superintendent OF tho Chs
cago and Alton, and J.. O. Brinkeroif, gem
eral superintendent OF the Kansas lines OF
the Union Pacific A report will bo rem
dered in n few DAYS Fv
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THE HuTCHINS
HOUSE,.
B. Q. WARD,
Proprietor.
Rates: $500 and
SEQ per day.


H. Dickerson, Hampstead; w. Dixon,
bmont; Fred G. Tongue and boy, Dali
j. A. Roosevelt. Durango, Mexico, II. s..
Buffalo, n. Y: II. c. Mosehart, city,
\. Taulunson, j. l.. Massergill, city; Mrs.
7. Dyer. Lucille Dyer, Itiohmond; T.. H..
hilton, Sabine Pass; r. Samson, city. Or
y. hobb, wife and child. Halletsyillc; W.
Fl. Thatcher, Dallas; j. W. Foster, Waco,
}. Parker. Dallas; Il. l.. Smith, Ciholo,
bs, John A. Weaver, Sugdcn, I. T.; r..
|Coffey Sulphur Springs: G. r. Wilson,
Corley, city; r. N, Miller, Muskcge1:
/. Rowe, Brazoria; ]. Mcnamara, ~, X.
IT. railway; ". sadear, Fort WORTH; w.
Edwards, Smithville; C. W VIM. Cairo.
A. b. Mayes. Velaseo: r. ]. Hunter.
fger. Texas: S. @. Mum, Galveston; j.
Sullivan, Temple.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

Angleton, Texas, April 1.-There is much
talk here of the extension of the Tap road
from Columbia to Bay CITY and Victoria :.
'rhe visit OF President Gould OF the In
ternational and Great Northern TO CO.
lumbia yesterday strengthens the opinion
that work will be commenced on the cN-
tension in a short time.
The Anglcton board OF trade has decided
to have the bar at the mouth OF Bastrop
bayou removed. which will give Angleton
water FREIGHT rate.
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Committed suicide.

arrenton, Texas. April 1.--Mrs. NJ,
kel, widow of the late e Henxel Esq
found Top, committed suigids yester-
by Jumping in barrel Of water at the
iance OF he, son-in-law. Mr.. G og
Ike, who resides near Round Tsp. She
discovered and taken OFT alive,
sooa after from the effects OF the i'm
sion. III health is supposed TO have
ed the act. The lady was about 65
5 OF age. ~ -. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

Little Rock. Ark, April i.--weather clear /.
track fast
Four furlongs -cllmaeus Gay Parislennc.
EniIck. Time .5ih.
s'N furlongB. maIdpns Clinton Park, Monte
negro, Valid, Time 1.le.
Fou. furlones Eugene s., Exit. prcsslcr
Tine ,5lM
SIX furiongs--Kirk. Deerfoot volsotte, Time
1:loh.
sIS furlongs Eleanor Holmes Minnie Wei
don Kruna. Time 1;i1k.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
Mig Gun Passed Through

One Of the biggest pieces of artillery vet
sent TO Galveston for the fertilization
passed through Houston last night from
New Orleans. The gun arrived over the
Southern Pacific and was Immediately
transferred to the yards of the Santa re.
which line took It TO Galveston. The
shipment was marked rush
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
Nashville Ruces.

Nashville, Tenn, April l-wcather clear.
track slow.
SIX furlongs Sligo, Aloette. Rnmrod. Time
t;2p.
-Four furlongs -oyerton. Buckner. Ben
Viking. Timo ,6ak
Mile AID n furione, Cumberland priae--lsn-
hey. Presbyterian. w ID. Hamilton, Tine
.:o1is
slN furlongs Lady polcful, Overflow. Mas
sHcre Time i'iDFi.
Seven furlongs Mamie Chlan, Magic, BIZ
DnWdN. rimo .IaM.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
TESTERS STATEMENTS
REGULAR WEEKLY REVIEWS By
SECRETARY HEsTER.
Decrease 81 f55,4ns InIcs In the
woriTs Visible suppiy--Into sisht
IL 2.OOO,O0O Ahead ~ Last Year.

statement Of the worlds yisible supply Of cot
ton shows decrease during tho week Just
clossd Of i55.i5s bales. against decrease las,
year OF 1924. The total visible Is sg2s.ssi,
agoinsi 4.0si,si2 iast week. Of this the total
OF American sott9l Is s,os2,s agsinst sSos,-
81, last week ayd OF all othsr. kinds. inelud-
ing Egypt, Br@kil, India, etc, $4,000 against
81 coo last we3k.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

New York, April 1.-The following tabs,
compiled by Bradstrec''s, shows the
bank clearings at tho principal cities for tho
past week. with the percentage OF increase o.
decrease. compared with thu corresponding
week last year:
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Passenger service Reduced,

Effective April the Sunset limited. run
ming between Chicago and California, and
the limited annex between New Orleans
and ri Paso, twice each week, was reduced
to once each week Also the tourist sleeper
line between Chicago and California. via
the Illinois Central and the Southern Pa
citic, passing through Houston Wednesday
mornings has been discontinued.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

For Worth, Texas April 1.-The cincin-
mats played an exhibition samc today. The
Nc,s defeated The Colts Ivy Il score OF II to IL.
Hard hitting characterized the game. Other
than this feature, II WIS rather tame sport.
The local league team VIII play tho Gin
cirhatls tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
InternntionaI,. New EngIncs.

The International and Great Northerh
has received the first consignment Of the
order for fifteen engines placed with the
Rogers works at Patterson, y, !. The
new engines have isx24-inch cylinders
5s-inch drivers and weigh in working order
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
EIHsT-CLAss.

w. stieff,, Texass; c. l.. Harris, Calves
Gus Taiiaferrass RApsas City. Mo-: L.
Gibbs, Richmonb. WA. Geo. Taylor. New
F. R. Hosaok, st. Louis, Mo-; Louis
Wilson,, Brazoria Francis b. Allen, Hart
|, Conn. A. F. Kountze, New York; Ed
d C. Lyon, Morristown, N. j.; J. N. Vo-
Beaumont; w. HgIaire. Canton, Ohio;
:. Walpole, II. a. Walpole. Kansas City,
w. w. Corley, st. Louis. Mo-. j. II.
crman, Boston. Mass. Joe $. Ritch, New
k; c. B. Steele, Dallas; 7. II. Leake, New
h; Louis Arnett San Angelo; John Dyer,
|. Davis Kansas City; w. C. Potter, New
X; D. S. Childs, Syracuse, n. Y: w. II.
Ike, A. F. Lempertz. Omaha, Neb.; b.
ngle, San Antonio;2 IL. NJ. Zemmerman,
ark, n. j.; R. y. Martin, New York; G.
Routenborg, ST. Louis; e. J.. Knapp. SYRIA
\ N. y. Alfred Il. Stein, New York Dr.
". Emory, Anderson, Texas: J. w. Cow
pn, Dallas; W. J., Athous, st. Louis. w.
Jones and wife, st. Louis; Miss Jasper
Is, New York NJ. l., Womack, Texas; 5.
pc. San Antonio; Mrs. S. j. Gibbs, Deep
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
rExAs I.EAeuE uMr,nEs.

Clark, stefnhoG and Cabin iinve
been Appointed.
Fort Worth Texas, April i--l'rosidcnt Ward
has made the tui,ewing appointments as
League rmpirvs' I'D c. Clark, pcpison; RUSS
stehhoE (6ranipn), Galveston; patririo Ca
hill, San Antonio. The selections are con-
s.derce good among the bah players here.
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BucKLisN,s ARNIcA SAME.

Pie best salve in the world for Cuts.
Uses, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
rs, letter, Chspped Hands. Chilblains.
hs, and all Skin Eruplions. and posi-
|iy cures Piles. Or no nav required. II
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
money refunded Price 20 cents per
For sale by Geo. w. Heyer.