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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
TnE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES
OF the Locomotive Engineers In SEES
sion Here.

OF the Locomotive Engineers In ses-
sion Here.
The legislative committee Of tho Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers is In SEES
sion in this city.
The following divisions are represented
j. W. Hopper of the Katy Dcnison divi-
sion No. III. chairman; e. Il Ketrhum of
the Texas and Pacific, Marshall division No.
~ secretary; X. G Knoll Of the Fort
! Worth and Denver, Fort WORTH divisions
Nos- lSI ana sol. G. f.. McComas OF the
Katy Denison division No. III, \. Surgeon
OF the Texas ana Pacific. Tcxarkana divI.
sion No. 496, G. c, Walker OF the Santa
fe. Cleburnc division 40 200. j. II Dun
Kin Of the Houston ana Texas Central. En-
mis- division No, 2i9: ed Elns of the Santa
re- Temple division No, zoe, NJ H. Mono
ghan OF the International and Great North
ern, san Antonio division No 500. 4. J.
McCcol Of the Cotton belt, Tyler division
| No. 20I. W. r. Sharp Of the Cotton Belt
| Commerce division No. $40: B. 4. Picker
ing of the southern Pacific, San Antonio
| division No. 1917
Tho object OF The committee is to dis
cuss ana urge legislation OF interest to their
calling and oppose the enactment OF laws
| that are detrimental ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
Personal MENTION.

Nj. lsldor Resented has returned from a
trr East.
Miss Dolly Scott has returned from n six
weeks visit to Beaumont and Dayton.
Colonel Tom Bowers. odl,or Of the Crockett
Enterprise. was IN the city yesterday.
MIsa Cordeia NJ Noble returned yesterday
after pleasant TWO months visit to friends
In Austin,
MIR. W. u. Grosccloso, general freight agent
of the Katy. located in Houston, Is on the
street again after nm illness OF about ten days.
Nj phi Greonwall manager Of the Fort
worth opera house for the Grcenwal circuit,
vas in the city last night taking In tho min
strcR.
Or and Mrs. a. NJ. Pelton who have been
spo nGing the heated term In the mountains of
Colorado. passed through the city yesterday
en- route to their home at Maagorda.
Mr. william Miller, Vice president Of the
Duplex Typewriter co. OF Des Moincs, Iowa.
arrived In the city yesterday morning. lie
vii. spend several weeks IN this section Of the
Stat.
Tho family Of Hon Frank Andrews, who
have bccn visiting out OF the city during the
summer. will return home next sunday and
take apartments at the Capitol until their new
house " finished
Mr. s. Engeton Of Peters. Austin county.
Texas, was H. the city and called on The Post
yesterday morning. He gives II as HIS opin-
ion that Austin county Will produce hs much
cotton usual despite the rains and worms.
Mrs J + Clark Of zoos Common street,
who has been quite sick for the past week or
more Is now on the road tn recovery. During
he" Illness the mother Of Mrs. Clark, Mrs. W.
F. MHnBum uf GroVcton. was Il constant at
tcrdunt at her bedside.
Mrs II W llearne and son left last night
for Jacksonville. Fla, whore they will join
Captain licHrne who Is with the First TcVas.
Mn James Barron and itllc daughter, WIN
MI. arrived homo Wednesday night after u
n rec months solourn in san Angelo and
othe. points In West Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
THE RATTLE GROUND.
The Commission Selects md SURVEYS
the site

The Commission Selects md SURVEYS
the site.
Tho San Joclnto battle ground commits
sion composed Of J. NJ. Nh OF Austin. s. j.
Hendrck OF Henderson and Waller Burns
of this city. after selecting the ground hnt
the state will require for a public park at
the san Iaeinlo battle ground, returned to
this city and held meeting yesterday In
conference with r. \. Fuller of the attorney
generals office,
The ground selected and surveyed in
ciudes 2bO acres, embracing the ten acres
already owned by the State and used as "A
burying ground.
Coone! hil was participant In the bat
Tie Ct san JacInto and MAS OF great service
TO the commission n pointing out the exact
grould upen which the baitlc was fought
hallowed by tho blood oi Texas heroes
Inc ground selected and surveyed en-
braced the Battlefield proper and is owned
chlelly by Mr.. John Campbell, Mr., llaber-
mill and what IL known as the syndicate.
The terms upon which these parties pro-
pose to sell such OF their land as may be
included In the $50 acres lis not known. but
the commission is limited to 80 per acre
and amy demand beyond this figure viii
likely lead 10 tho lnstitutSsp OF conlemna-
tion proceedings and the settlement of val
ues by arbitration, and It was in conten-
plation OF this alternative that MIR Fuller
accompanied the commission on Ito pres
ent mission. He 10 nov engaged In look ng
into the title of the land selected, and upon
failure TO arrive at an agreement as TO com
pensation he will upon The part of the State
institute suits to condemn the property
The meeting was adjourned yesterday
subject TO call, and Messrs. nm and Hem
dr!ck left for their homes last night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
THE LOCAL STAGE.
n Night with the Original Georgia
Mlustrels.


The monotony OF week OF comedy--if
comedy can grow monotonous-wa broken
last night with very clever minstrel per-
Torrance by the Richards & Pringle- RUSSO
Holland combination OF genuine colored
Ministries. 1t is strong organization. en-
braclng some Of the best negro talent In the
country including the famous Billy Ker-
sands, with his enormous mouth, James
Crosby. the tall, graceful sycamore In col
ored comedy; Harry Fidler. the inimltable
mimic and character impersonator; Dan
Avery, the funny little COON" Bob Kemp
the singing comedians Gauzc. the wonderful
female impersonator, and host OF other
colorcd celebrities.
The performance was interesting. The
colloquos In the first part were good. the
singing full Of pleasing harmony, the dane
Ing graceful and the olio specialtles were
all entertaining.
Ha%an Ben Ali's famous troupe Of Benz
Ioug Zdug stars OF the East and athletic
wonders, form n special attraction and
close the entertainment with some remark
able work
The Peters Comedy company will resume
their engagement with matinee this af
ternoon ana performance tonight This very
clever company will close their Houston
engagement tomorrow night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23

A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT
Ky the LndicA' Circle WOOdmcn %
the World.

The concert aud entertainment at Bryan
Hall last night, given by Post Oak Grove
camp. No. l6, Ladies' circle Woodmen OF
the World, was a complete success in every
detail. Tho singing was all good and thore
seemed to be n sympathetic interest In the
work of the ladies by those who took part
IN the programme that added 2est and en-
phasis to every production. The arranging
OF the programme was the work OF Mrs
Charles Xcigler, and sbc may congratulate
herself that she was fortunate enough to
band together some Of the very best ANA
teur taltnt In the city as every rendition
was gem In It's class. which brought forth
repeated encorcs. which in turn were in
varably responded TO with an evidence OF
appreciation and viii TO please The
exercises consisted Of piano solos Indian
club swinging, vocal solos, recitations
readings. etc
The stage settings were tastofuly doe
Grated with vases 81 roses. az were al O
tho dining tables on which refreshments
were served ns an after part, and agreeable
to the desire Of tho young people dancing
was begun 40 a pleasant conclu.o OF the
Well appointed affair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
STATE CAPITAL ITEMS.
TAXABLE VALUES FOR THE WHOLE
STATE WILL SHOW INCREASE.
tion-Promotions in the First
Texas--A Charter Granted.

Austin. Toxae, September 22-When the
tax assessors rolls began to come In for
the current year 1t was feared, owing TO
the decreases in taxable values shown in
the early reports. that there would be an
aggregate decrease throughout the State.
The rolls which have been coming in for
the past six weeks have changed the
status CT affairs to the extent OF making
1t safe to figure on an increase instead OF
a decrease remarkable, thing about this
years rolls Is that contrary to the expert
encc of previous years the greatest in
creases in taxable values are shown by
the small courA.es while the greatest de-
oroases have occurred in the larger ones.
The tax rolls of Hamilton county for
1895 received by the comptroller show.
total taxable values OF $3,433,2l1, which
represents ar increase or ISL. 07S over 1897
Those of Guadalupe county, also received
today, show total valuation OF Si,575 2l1,
when represents an increase of Sl06,o55.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23

Western Union Telegraph company's office
for Gulf Coast Ref Co., W l.. Coleman and
a. A. Jackson e. Co.
a man named Jeremiah Seaman fell into
Santa Fee crossing near Dallas and Palmer
strects yesterday and broke his right leg above
the ankle. He was taken 10 St. Joseph's in
Urinary.
Some of the republicans Of the city are ar
ranging reception for Hon. X. y Hawley
urCn the occasion OF his visit TO Houston on
october to address the South Texas Hay
makers association.
Justice Fitzc yesterday held All inquest on
tn, body Of "A 2-wceks-oid child of Dora
Thompson. colored. that died from spasms
aborl 6 o'clock in the morning without an at
tchcing physician. Justice Fitze gave a YER
diet IL accordance with the above facts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23

g. a. Proctor Of the comptrcller's office
LETT for jacksonville this morning in an
swer to telegram calling him to bedside
OF his son. George, who is Ill with typhoid
FEVER George is member OF the Gov
ernor's Guard, which is in Colonel Mabry S
regiment.
Charles Hogan, member of the board o.
directors Of The Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal college, is in the city on business with
some OF the departments. He says that
crops IN Brown county are in splendid con-
dition and that Brentwood win lncre,g,
It's cotton shipments this year Arrange
ments have been made he stated. to give
MAJOR Savers a rousing reception at Brown
wood on September 2S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
Failed 10 Nnteriaiiyc.

The republican convention to nominate =
candidate for district attorney for the Grim.
mai district court of Harris and Galveston
counties, announced to take place In this
eity yesterday. failed to materlallzc, as the
nalveston delegation failed to put in an
appearance.
The failure to hold this convention will
IN no way affect the candidacy of Judge
Lock Mcdaniel, as he saws he intends max
ing the race for this Office whether or no,
ne Is nominated. his candidacy having bee,
lndorsed by the Harris county republican
conventions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
Mr.. Sprong for Clerk.

c. H. Sprong, whose announcement Ia In
another column of today's issue for clerk
one of our best citizens, having the respect
and confidence OF the business men OF this
community. He WIN, If elected, no doubt
iill his position with credit to himself and
to his friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
UNION BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The Executive hoard In Quarterly
ScANIOn.

session.
The executive board OF the Union Bap-
tist association met here yesterday at the
FIRST Baptist church
The following members were present:
Messrs. " j. Durham, NJ. NJ. Hitchcock.
j. i. Dobhs. l.. Ellige, 7. l.. Scrusgs. w
9. Ponder, A. l., Gibson O. Il. Carter, Il.
Ammont, B. A. Smalley. Il. r. Robinson.
r. d. Mclntyre, w. p. Blair. James f.
Duncan and S. II. Blair.
The Union association includes Austin.
Fort Bend. Brazoria. Galveston, Harris
MHikr and Washington counties. Rev.
durham OF Richmond is chairman
ond Baptist church In this city, is secre-
The meeting is for the purpose OF dis
cussing matters pertaining to the mission
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
PROMOTIONS.

The following was issued this morning
General Orders No. q.
The following promotions ard appoint
ments are hereby made in the First reg-
ment, Texas volunteer infantry United
States army, to take effect September %,
1898:
Firsr Lieutenant Oscar G.. Lusk com
pany NJ. 10 be first lieutenant and regi-
mental adjutant, vice Duval West. re-
signed
secoch Lieutenant Benjlmln H. Dabney,
company NJ. to he first lieutenant vice
Lusk, appointed regimental adjutant
First Sergeant Rufus A. Atkins. com
pany NJ. to be second lieutenant, vice Dab
ney, promoted.
BY order of the governor.
A. r. Wozencratt.
Adjutant General.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
WHEN CHEAP TICKETS WILL BE SOLD

October S. ., 10, IL, Y and 10 are the
dates on which low rate tickets to Pittsburg
Will be sold Via Vandala- Pennsylvania
Snort Lines account Knights Templar Con-
clnve. Low fare privileges VIII be open to
everybody who may wish to make the trip
For rates and fun information apply to w.
II. Drummer, A. G.. r. Agent st. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23

There will be n patriotic meeting at the
Tabernacle church tonight and the fol-
lowing programme win be rendered:
Song. 49, "Amor,c.
nN'uink .,'''. .',. =, -. Miss DeChaumcs
song star Spanglti Banner" ...
, -, - 80. -, e.. Rev. u, IL Hotchklss
,Meepiaton ',,,, .,..Mrs II, H. McNicoll
N'o'' "uet DING. -, &c, ,., -.
;;.'Mrs. McNicoll and Miss Bradhurn
.eauihg, ,'',t,.. -, ..,.Mr, Ciaut Mari
song-"My ola Kentucky Home Good
Might $50. -, Miss Jennie herring
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
Death or :. NJ. willinm, Jr

Mr. Samuel May Williams, Jr., died yes
terday at 1850 p. m, Mt the homo OF his
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. s. NJ. Williams
corner OF Clay avenue and Travis street,
deceased was "a years OF age in the prime
OF his youth, and had many friends in this
city The funeral will occur from Christ
chnrch this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
CIIARTERED.

The Mckinney Electric Light and Motor
Powe- company filed its charter with the
tecretary Of state today. Capital stock
slL0O0. Incorporators: L. A. Scott, j. p.
Nenney, y. T. Par.ue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23

possible. The Office has been supplied with
typewritcrs and other convenienccs, but
there are no Instructors. Mr.. Marlborough
desires to secure offers from a few young
men and young ladies, who will agree 10
devote half an hour or an hour each day
TO the charitable work of instructing these
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
PETERS COMEDY COMPANY.

The above company will be seen at
Sweeney & Coombs opera house matinee
today at 3 p. m. in Mis- Hnrum Scarum. ."
Tonight at S;l5 in Or Cupid " TOMORROW
matinee. "A Knotty Affair." and tomorrow
night in "a Soap Bubble"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
HOUSTON GAS LIGHT CoNpAuv

Reduction in price OF gas. After March +,
tho ratio for gas Will be 81 so per 1000 emit
feet for all purposes Has for sale gas cool
lug water heaters and general assortment ~
gas appliances, j. j. Mekeeyer. general man.
ager. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23

Bastrop, Texas September ga few
nights ago the stores of p. o. ELMER and
Albert Elmer were broken into and robbed
of about SIS worth of iawelry and some
small change. No clue up to date
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
A DECIDED LIT

FOR extra fine Shirt, Collar and Cuf
work, 81 Packtri's, 912 Prairie avenue
Phone 332.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
CHANCE FOR HOUSTON.
Congressman Ball Has Entered the City for a
Winter Camp.
Especial Dispatch to The Post)

Dispatch The
Of
he o
o nayw
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23

Mr.. Charles Petit, Robinson. aged I.
years, died yesterday morning at the resi-
dence of his father, e, w. Robinson. No.
."lo Fannn street Tho deceased was we'll
known In the city M young man OF fine
business qualifications and of an est,mahIs
character The funeral took place from
the family residence AT I O'Clock yesterday
afternoon and vas attended by a large con
course OF friends to Glonwood cemetery
the pIacc Of intermcnt,
Following were the pail bearers: Frank
clemens, Henry Dyer. Harry Cage. Richard
Glraud stiles GlrnWh, Maurice McAshan
Harris Cannon, Richard Franklin. Bur,
Smith, Carl Illlc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
the DE ,rH ROLL.

MIR Thomas smith an Engliahmnn by
birth, died carly yesterday morning at the
81 JcSeph's infrmory the trouble being
intestinal obstruction The deceased was
~ years OF age and had hecn employed at
l'etitia. Texas. In thc mercantile cstab-
llshment Of Mr., William Schultz. ana the
remains were transported there last night
on the Katy train and the burial will occur
today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
Levy Bros.
A Combination of FRIDAY

and Monday S erH Mon5 It our sxs s9;s
ID HOLIDAY. store Will be closed
BARGAINS the usual MONDAY BARGAINS
. Will be offered today.
The sun., 1898-01-27

Eleanor Karch, of No. $50 Madison
street.
Mrs. Elsie NJ. Fowler, Of No. 500. Van
Buren street, very pleasantly entertained
a number of her friends at a birthday
party on Tuesday evening. She received
number Of beautiful presents.
James G. Townsend left this city on
Tuesday night for Rochester, n. y,
where he has accepted position with
the Mccormick Harvesting Machine
Co., as general agent.
The Mendelssohn String Quartette has
been formed with the following artists
Leader and first violin, j. /. Das!'iell
second violin, +. L. Bauer; viola, Charles
Baird; cello, Samuel Sweeney.
A party from Union Church recently
left this city to spend the evening with
friends near New Castle. They passed a
very delightful evening and the journey
homeward was successful one until
they came to New Castle, when they dis
covered car and hastily left their car
riage for it, but were informed by the
conductor that the car did not leave fol
Wilmington until about o'clock the
next morning. Then it was quite laugh
able to see the young men scurrying to
catch the once deserted carriage, but III
vain. The homeward song was about
$40 instead of 10 cents.
The sun., 1898-01-27

THE courage Of the New Bedford strlk-
ers is to he kept w Ivy means Of a series
OF continuous variety performances. A.
the eminent Mr.. Hrvan is ont of an en-
gagcmcnt at present he should be secured
at once.
The sun., 1898-01-27

WITH Mr.. Hobart Nicc-hresidcnt and
Mr.. GriggS as Attorn"v-fcncra OF th"
United states, the little State Of New
Jersey will b" able to congratulate hcr-
self tina, she is doing quite well in public
affairs just now.
The sun., 1898-01-27

TIE Illinois Legislature is to inv"Sti-
gate the Chicago police: Then the '' i
cayo police ought to hc empowered t"
nvcStigatc the Illinois Legislature, the
Cook County Fire Department squirting
antiscptr~ on 10 h performances.
The sun., 1898-01-27

AC1Sc1HxATl newspaper says that son
physicians in that city are to operate on
young woman ''whose heart isn't on
the right side" Evervbody's heart
should be son the right side
The sun., 1898-01-27

SrN \TcR CHANDLER again declares that
unless the country adopts bimotalliSm
there will I've trouble Mr.. Chandler
speaks the largnngc OF l'ryani-m with
Increasing a,t1cncv.
The sun., 1898-01-27

GENERA. BLAMo has gone to Sc"
General Gomez. The Spanish commander
had better hook ont what proposals hr
makes. Ii hr suggests the accep'anc" OF
autonomy the patriot commander may
find it necessary to order him to be shot
with full military honor~.
The sun., 1898-01-27

ST\rrsM,x BAILEY. of Texas, hascn't
made an attack oN tie Reed rules i"'
nearly week. This is the reason why
Mr. Bailey is able to 60 around without
the aid Of crutrhes.
The sun., 1898-01-27

TurrE ;s no moro Congressional tax
about pn1veriznr the Civil Servlr" law.
The would-hc pu'vcriZ"rs hay" d"rrh"d
to wait until they can do the work when
the country isn't I""king.
The sun., 1898-01-27

Is nearly every town Of any size mon
are preparing to leave for the kl"ndI|ir.
A party OF thirteen lett Bradford last
Monday, The railroads and th" Puget
Sound towns which the railroads connect
with the East are Mt cNtravaganl IN looI ,
ing for business boom in the spring in
consequence Of tie ElondiIi" rush.
The sun., 1898-01-27

IT will be pretty rough on Brooklyn
if, after relinquishing her status as an
independent city, she has to fight for
recognition as a borough.
The sun., 1898-01-27

Mr.. BRYAN bought large and hand
some sombrero during his travels IN
Mexico. and has been talking through
it ever since he got home.
The sun., 1898-01-27

Tnn committee Of the New York Yacht
Club appointed 10 select a site for Il new
house l. in working order, with former
Comuodorr T.. VI. Brown ~ il. chair
man. A. yarhtsmcn have thc best that
can br constructed for hcir pIcaslr" and
comfort wien ai,at there j. no reason
why they should mot uo just as pleasant,
" provided ior when u-Iorr.
The sun., 1898-01-27

A PROMINENT woman has gone into the
business Of designing dresses for ar-
trcsscs. It is 'ritv that somebody
couldn't desicn actresses for dresses.
The sun., 1898-01-27

4 CuIyAGo murderer has been convict
ed Of his crime within two months oi the
tmc it was committed. 80 far 50 good
but before cuIoglzing the Chicago courts
too strongly for their action, it will be-
better to wait until it Is seen whether the
sentence i. carried out. Ii the man
shoud pay the penalty Of tic law in
equally as short time, then something
will have been accomplish in the way Of
Il crime deterrent.
The sun., 1898-01-27

WISCONSIN has woman train robber.
The women are gradually learning to
competc with the men in every field OF
endeayOr
The sun., 1898-01-27

Ar this distance from Havana it ap-
mars that the Spanish fandango Is
ended-or, in plain American terms,
the Jig is up.