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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-15

Commencing tomorrow. Mr. o. c. Gatlln
will otficiate as travelling freight agent OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway,
with headquarters In this city. He sue
cceds Mr.. A. G.. Maguiic. who has beoa
appointed commercial agent at New Or
leans. Mr.. Gatlin has for the past three
or four years been cashier and CHIEF ;lerK
Under Mr.. f, J. Snavelly IN the local
freight office or the company at Houston,
and his numerous friends cordially AMI
sincerely congratulate him on his we'll
n.erited promotion. For the present tine
plgce made vacant by Mr.. Gatlin's promo
tior will remain untitled Ont. Snavelly as
sun.ing the extra duties), but within
month 1t is likely the officials OF the Mis-
souri, Kausfs and Texas will select man
10 FIJI the Office who will worthily succeed
the popular young gentleman who has Just
vacated II
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EXCURSION RATES.
ii, r. and w. It's Offers to TeSnS
Summer Resort.

IL. r, and w. It's Offers to TeSh"
Summer Rcsort"-
The "Culf Air Line" the Houston East
and West Texas, has offered special rates
10 the summer resorts of Texas from points
along its line, and has included most Oh
them in the rates made. The rates nalnea
IN the first paragraph apply 10 Portland,
Rockport Arkansas Pass anI Corpus chr.ssi
alike Those in the second column Apply
40 galveston; third column 10 MARIN,
fourth column to La Porte; iitin column ~
Seabrook: D..s and
10 Portland, Roekport, Arkansas pass anu
t5ornus Christi. -Iivingston. Si2.so; SoI-
rigan, SiS.7O; Lufkin, Slinoi NaeosI s,s ~.
s,55 20. Garrison, $1,000: Timpson, sIo,io'
Tenaha. s17.05; Logansport, Sli.'o; snre'e-
port 1880. ,.., ask. corrl-
can s57o; Lufkin, $50, Naeos o.
T. "a. Garrison. $3.50; TinpsoA, Se"V, leu
s ahs sso5: Logansport, 1910; Shreveport
fi1 10 Observation-Disclosures 500; CORR an az
en- 10. i.ufItin, sl1l0 Nacogdocnes: fli'ss'
Garrison. sl2.7O; Timpson slS.Io: len.n -,
sl3.45; Logansport, slLlv' oH'''e''''
$3.50. ,,o, sas5. Corsi-
gan. $40; Lufkin, sSu, a. - 20. Ten
e. 20. Garrison. sT.so; Timpsoh' ss'so, $500 !
s ahs sS.o5: Logansport, $50; shresep'''
5000. ,,,,,gs,on s4.O5; corri'
ssae. Lufkin $3.50; Nacosno " io.
e sa "a Garrison, $3.50; IS.pson' go.
%anaba ss.25; Logansport $500 sn's's'
port, sa' rstes are 10 remain In eject w y
.rd including September 30
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yote. and Personals.

Mr. T. ] Cox. stock claim agen, OF 'he
snrset hae returned to town.
Chief Engineer G. r. ". telt 2, me ON, ~.
n re was among yesterdays yisitofs 70 inc
city. roy,s
Auditor Kidd OF the Houston and texas
Central railroad returned from Galveston
yesterday. -
Mr. !. n. wisnor travelling passehss.
-, ~ the seaboard Air line, was In the
city yesterday. :, tho
General Manager N, S. Meldrum Of me
,,o,,ston East and West Texas rall"hs ie''
Yesterday for New York.
Mr.. T. It. Mahl. engineer OF maintshsnuue
~ wav' rcuston and Texas centra' ia'
way h.s returned TO the city.
General Manager Van Week OF Tue ' sun :
sa, railway returned yesterday jun
,our Of inspection Of his road'
AZ, u Bo1sh general agent OF inc "a
,ayna.ionnl and Great Northern leit W.
,s,,,sv Tor trip over his road
NJ ". +. Mcclure, general freigh, an
| ssa,gar aren't Of the Galveston. ii9uatoN
aJ uenaerso1. was in town yesteraas'
Ths arrangements OF the soutnwes...ln
r,e-e,eer bureau In regard 70 the malh's'
NANCE 81 rates. ETC.. go into effect louay
Mrs !. w. Dudley. wife OF Tram p,s.
,ahsr DudIoy, who died at Easio t.sss
Fat0hd. svs aeo was Inferred at San Anton''
! on Sunday, rr.
AGENT Of the Kansas City. Pi'tspu's @A'
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COMMISSION HEARING.
Cotton Rates and Rulings to BE-
Taken Up on July Is.
OF 50 GEMS TO GULF

Austin, Texas. June 13.--Notlce has been
given to all persons interested that the
railroad commission OF Texas will. on Fri
uay. July 10, take up and consider the fol-
lowing subjects embracing rates and ru,-
ings for the transportation Of certain arti-
cies OF freight as named in the various
items below:
l. A revision of the rates on cotton. 1t
VIII be sought to determine whether or not
the rates prescribed in commoditv .ar,W
NO. lib. for the transportation of COTTON
In bales. should be so modified as to maka.
the maximum rates from points IN o,,,,
mon point territory to the Gulf ports SO
cents per 100 pounds.
Z. IL Will be proposed to amend nara.
sraph : OF third ruls in section of conn
modify tariff No. 1-B so that the ,ims
allowed to compress transit cotton ana re-
turn 1t to the railroad companies shall be
limited to five working days, and when IL
Is established that compress company
can not, on account of blockade of eotton
defects in machinery or other adverse
causes, perform the necessary work within
hve working days, then the railroad COM
pany, having conclusvely established tho
existence OF such adverse causes, shall
nave the privilege Of placing such transit
COTTON In the next compress in the route to
destination where the work can be per-
formed in the time prescribed.
.. 1t Will be proposed to revise the terms
OF eighth rule, section 3, OF commodity tar
Ill No lib. relative TO the responsibility
OF compress companies for defective com
pressing, with the view OF making more
definite the conditions necessary to estah-
fish such responsibility.
4. 1t will be proposed to amend circular
No. 401 issued by this commission March
16, 1897 by adding to this final clause OF
the order contained in said circular the
following: Provided, that any railroad
company transporting to Galveston ship
ments of freight. intended for delivery di-
rect from the cars over the wharves Of
the Galveston Wharf company to ships fol
| export. may agree in advance with the
agents Of the ships and the Galveston
| Wharf company upon some presumably as-
| tablished point upon the traais of the
Galveston Wharf company at which suef
delivery shall be made; 1t being underst iot
| that any additional expense necessary Il
effect delivery OF the freight at the poin
so agreed upon shall be borne by the parties
| to the agreement.
All persons interested in the matters en-
braced in this notice are requested Il
present to the commission their views II
regard to the same on or before the da,
of the hearing. The consideration of sai'
matters will continue from day to da'
until they are finally disposed Of.
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1mportant RniIrond Meeting.

The Southwestern Passenger bureau will
hold an important meeting at San Antonio
on the 22nd instant, with the view OF car
rying out the general rules and regula-
tions suggested at the recent gathering OF
passenger agents In st. Louis, and other
wise putting the association In good work.
ing order. II Is expected that the newly
elected chairman. Mr.. Charles NJ. Pratt
of New York. will be in attendance to
outline the policy under which he proposes
to conduct the numerous problems ms
management will be called upon to solve.
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HY MENEAL.
Towlcr-l<niSht.

MIR. ]. Frank Fowler and Miss Carita T..
Knight were married yesterday at p. m.
at Temperance hall. Rev. Father Hennessy
performed the ceremony In the presence
OF friends who had gathered for the occn-
sion. The young couple enjoy large ac-
quaintance in social circles and are mem
bers of families well known In this city.
The groom has been employed with the
Commercial National bank for long time
and Is highly esteemed by many friends,
while the charming and attractive young
bride is admired by all her associates. Mr..
and Mrs. Fowler will be at home at ZIG
Crawford street
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SUITS AGAINST rAxpAYERs.

County Attorney May today flied in the
civil district court forty four stiits against
taxpayers who are DELINQUENT in the pay
ment Of their county taxes, This Is only
the first batch. and large number OF
similar suits Will be fed.
These suits are brought under the pro-
visions of the Colauitt delinquent tax law
The list for each county is supposed TO be
made ont alphabetically in the comptrol-
ler's Office at Austin, but III many IN
stoi ces cnierprising county officials work
a scheme to get the list OF their county
in advance Of the regular time. Thus,
Harris county began to file these suits
some time ago, Notwithstanding It IL lower
down the alphabet than Galveston. Where
this occurs the county officials usually
send clerical help TO Austin to expedite
the work.
The county attorney receives fee OF
So In each suit that goes to Judgment
The district clerk gels Zee OF $3.50 II a
Judgment is secured and 81 II the case Is
| settled pending trial.
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TO CELEBRATE JOINTLY.

The colored people OF Galveston ana
Houston have arranged for Joint celo-
bration OF Emancipation day at pickh-
son on Saturday, June rs. The programme
for the day embraces match game OF
bali between Houston and Galveston clubs.
foot races for boys under 10 wears OF age
dancing and sailing. There VIII also pe
plenty of good music and speeches. curing
the day.
Galveston. Houston and Henderson trans
win leave here at Z 80 and $3.50 aud return
ing will leave the grounds at Dickinson
at / 80 and $50 p. m. Rcv. William Free
man and James Davis are In charge OF the
arrangements at Houston.
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coLoREp TEACHERS.

The Texas State school OF methods for
ce,ored teachers Is In session at the Cen
trail High school at Twents sixth and NJ,
The meeting has brought together quito
number OF colorcd teachers Of tho State.
This school has been organized anl ss-
tab.ished by the State Department Of public
instruction In response 20 very general
demand for higher grade Of normal work,
The officers OF the school are Il, J.,
Blaokshear, president. Prairie View j. Il.
Gibson, treasurer. Galveston, l.. G. Ander-
son, secretary. Austin. The faculty Is as
follows: Il. l.. Blackshear, principal, prai-
rio View Normal school, practical peda-
goay j. Il, Gibson principal High school,
Galveston. school management. l. NJ. Ter
rill, principal High school. Fort Worth,
arithmetic; IL. S. Thompson. principal High
school, Dallas, algebra tnd geometry; l.. G.
Anderson, principal High school, Austin.
United States history, history OF Texas and
geography; q, W. jackson. principal High
school Corscana, English grammar com
| position and rhetoric J. W. Tiidcn, princi.
pal High school. Waxahachle. physics and
physical geography; Miss Julia l.. Caldwell
teacher, Dallas, primary methods.
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Cult, with headquarters at Galveston. was
In the city yesterday
The Houston and Texas Central railroad
has arranged to adop. the tonnage rating
system. effective July 1. This decision was
arrived at yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Hubener. private secretary
TO General Manager Van Week Of the sun
set route. was at his desk yesterday. fresh
from delightful visit to New Orleans.
Passenger Conductor II. N. LOOMS OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. aud Miss
Amanda Allen, married at penlson. are
now spending their honeymoon ut Calves
ton.
Paymaster Carr OF the Houston and
las, where he will commence those period
ical dispcnsations so acceptable TO the en-
ployes.
Gross earnings OF seventy eight roads for
the fourth week OF May were sio,5is. $50. an
increase over last year OF Sl,2lo,4s5. For
the month Of May 1874 roa6 report gross
earnings OF s46,54I,0li. an increase Of So
44,20l.
General Superintendent e. b. Cushing
General Freight Agent r, y. Ycakum and
Travelling Freight aud Passenger Agent
Doherty OF the Houston East and West
Texas Will leave On a tour OF inspection OF
their line this morning.
A detachment of volunteer recruits from
Waco passed through the city last night
en- route 10 Camp Caffery. La, who're they
will join Hoods immunes. They were in
charge OF Corporal G. s. D. Mason OF Day
ton. Liberty county, Texas.
II Is rumored that the old Texas Western
Railway company viii be reorganized. that
the road will be built from Houston 10
Sealy and extended considerable distan q
up the Brozas, and that the Rock Island
will probably help the movement.
The Shrlners in their pleasure tour
through Texas following their great con-
clave at Dallas Will not be afforded much
time TO see their Houston friends or the
Magnolia City. They viii arrive here from
Galveston at 1870 O'clock a. III. next Sun
day, and depart five minutes later.
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WOOL SHIPMENTS.
Amendments to the Commodity Tar
III by the Commission.

Amendments to the Commodity Tar
ifY by the Commission.
Austin, Texas, June l3.-ln approval OF
application No. 223 OF the International
and Great Northern Railroad company, 1t
is hereby ordered that commodity tariff No.
TO- issued by this commission March Il.
1895, to apply on shipments Of wool trans
ported by railroads between points in
Texas, and effective April IL, 1885, be
amended by adding to the special authort'
tics contained in section 3 thereof the fol-
lowing:
3. The International and Great Northern
Railroad company Is authorized to concen-
trate, at points on its line, shipments OF
wool which are intended for reshipment
under the following conditions ana regu-
lations:
The original shipping point shall be
on the line OF the International and Great
Northern railroad, and point OF concsn-
tration shall be in the direction OF iinal
destination.
Q. The charge for transportation from
original shipping point to paint OF cone :
tration shall be made at the rates pre-
scribed in section of the tarih.
2 when the wool is reshipped from
point of concentration to final destination
the charge previously made In accordance
with the provisions set forth in paragraph
above shall be refunded entire TO me
shipper in cases where the rates from
original shipping point and from po'it o.
concentration to final destination are me
same. When the rate from original SHIP
ming point to final destination Is gre lte'
than that applying from point OF concen'
tration, then only so much of the cna,H;
mgdo for concentrating shall be reflhate
10 shirrer as will preserve the threoeh ia.'
from original shipping point 10 lhii rs
tiration. a. ,ooe
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srprpr RAILWAY pMpLoyEs.

The local union of the Amalgamated as
ISOLATION OF Street Car EMPLOYEES held an
important meeting last night 10 take ac-
ton In the matter of the alteration be-
tween Conductor jacobson and Captain Lee
Hall. At the close of the meeting teie-
Gram was sent TO Samuel Gompers, presi'
dent Of the American Federation OF Labor,
in which he was urged TO see president
Mckinley and the secretary OF war and use
The influence Of his organization 10 pre-
vent Hall receiving q commission as u zap
Tain In the Galveston reglment.
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H R. Cummings, p. A, Josey. city; R. w.
ttey New Orleans; Ed S. Moser. II. e.
kxrall, X. D. W. Johnson, Chicago; J. G.
)aeks. Philadelphia; l.. 7. Noyes, r. Frank
hxipfd, city; Edward c. Lyon, Morrlstown.
I. j.. Jas. S. Hereford, Dallas Geo. G. Fred
HI. ". 7. Baird. New York: j. w. Suter,
b'timote: J. H. Craig, New Orleans; r. n.
|lller, Muscogee. l. T.. L. r. Bryan, Angle.
b, D. c. Ball. wife and child, St. Louis:
|ss Dalsye Wech, Atlanta: J s. Murchison,
Iy 7. r. Smith, Crockett; j. +. Holt,
bney; A. Greenhaum. Philadelphia; j. Drey-
3ss New York; G. NJ. Harcourt, city; ]. F.
ffks. IT., st. Louis: b. Rcsenthal Memphis
asier Alfred pesle Havre, France: IL.
kihbaum, Maurice Berge, New York; II. L.
Prague, Austin; Dr.. V. G. Lunn and wife,
Grange; ]. d. Bone. city; j. r, Adams.
.l6ux. 79io
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ANOTHER RAILROAD PLUM.


II. r. Green Appointed Traffic Man
Rgar of the Inter-Ocennfc.
In well informed circles yesterday 1t was
reported that another choice railroad plum
had been gathered in by former Texan,
we'll and favorably known in this section
THIS time the lucky man is H. T. Green.
for long time chief clerk OF the Santa Fe
general passenger office at Galveston and
more recently assistant general PASSENGER
agent of the Mexican National at Mexico
City. The important office which has fallen
TO his lot, according to report is that OF
general traffic manager Of the Inter
Oceanic railway In Mexico. and no doubt
when his Houston friends hear of his ad-
vancement the wires between here and the
sister republic will warm with the honest
congratulations Of his many well wlshers In
the Magnolia City.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS,
The Remains OF A. {. Baker Mere
Laid to Rest.
CoLoREb TEACHERS ARE IN SESSION.
In Attendance on the state school Of
Mcthods--Forty. foar suits Against
Alleged Delinquent Taypaycrs.

Galveston. Texas. June 1.-THE remains
OF MIR. A. C. Baker. who died in Houston
yesterday. arrived here this afternoon on
the ss5 Santa 10 train. They were met at
the station by a largo delegation Of friends
and thence conveyed to the cemetery. The
funeral was in charge OF members OF Har-
mony and Tucker lodges. A. +, and A, NJ
The rail- bearers were Past Masters NJ. r.
Nett, Leopold wois, j.. NJ Fcndley. r. r.
ALIEN, w. c. ogilvy. ]. G. Currie, Il. sta
yenhagen aud ]. Il. Stubs.
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At meeting OF the trustees of Bayland
Orphans Home, held yesterday at the
Cotton Exchange, after the transaction OF
much important business. and the admls-
sion OF two orphan boys to the home. the
conversation driftcd into war matters. and
that about thousand had enlisted in
Houston to go TO the front.
Fred Fisher. for aeyeral years ar In
mate of the home. having reached the
proper age, has enlisted under the flag Of
his country. AS Trustee Eiddis grandson,
Clarence, is also in the army. the con ,lu-
sion was reached that Bsyland Orphans
Home Is the SYNONYM o. patriotism and
should be generously supported by the
peOple
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THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE,.
d. Q. WARD.
Proprietor,
Rates: $500 ana
$3.50 per day.

|k.>> rnaTrnrs
Ios,,. sCMs y, Josserand; II. Morris, San
~. ": T. Berry. st. Louis: S. 7. Iiud-
s ,snSS Lheo Block, Galveston; S. Il, Gid.
III ~ M, VIE, Shelby. N. c.; Dir. Chas. c.
/ Bi.e aIa wifc, Dr. J. w. Gidney, Granger,
|,sss re ps. and son, Beaumont; Il. w.
kissn.hn birmingham, Ala; j. w. Phillips,
ns,u'g, H.; s. X. Montgomery aud
|rs,1nw =. l.. Montgomery and daughter.
TarI,, Mics. S. b. Cooper. Woodvile: l..
Saslsu sMs s, Texas; L. Wood, Adam Wood
,.,e, MSS s: oberg. Edna: +. A. Warden.
tGin,y ~ .; W preher, Fort Worth: d, II.
kksftsr,, Ws,reat' l.. Z. Daniel. Miss M. A..
| b, VA. austin; W. j. Lytlc. San Antonio;
md NJ" Sn city; L. r. Daniel and son, Rich.
NJ, " W a. Hauke, Smithville; Geo. Burr,
IN" sadler, Fort Worth; II. c. Harrl-
.ashsIi a. a., Davenport, westlake; 7. A..
haj pralestine; j. K. Randolph, Cam
e. Blackshear, Kennedy.
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EXCURSION TO sANToNr
To Enable HOustonians TO See Their
volunteer Cavalry Friends.

volunteer Cavalry Friends.
Yielding to the opportunities OF many
citizens OF Houston the Southern Pacific
has arranged to run an excursion train
to San Antonio next Saturday night at
rate of one fare for the round trip lin
tied 10 return the following Monday. The
train leaves on regular schedule time.
1856 D. m, and is Intended TO enable those
who have friends and relatives in the
cavalry regiment to pay them visit at
Fort Sam Houston before tho boys are
sent out on frontier duty or ordered to
the front ut Porto Rico or Cuba As tiSsre
are a large number OF Houston men in
the regiment, including Colonel Dick
Cooke and our local cavalry company. 1t
Is likely big crowd will avail itself of the
opportunity thus furnished to meet and
greet them. and the railroad company ex-
poets to dispose of many tickets en- the
occasion,
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Clan McGrcgor No. 7. Scottish Clan. held
a meeting last night and elected delegates
to attend the Royal Clan meeting In Col
weston on June % and q, The delegates
are C. d. Brown. Charles r. cumm!ngs'
and c. D. Wood. There VIII be twenty
10 thirty OF the clan go down including
PAS Chiefs II. F. MacGregor and Jafnos
Murison Clan McAlpine OF Galveston are
making preparations FOL royal enter
tainment. Clansmon Intending 70 go are
requested to report 10 Past Chief Murlson
in ortv- that excursion railroad rates may
L.
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Northumberland.

Mr., George Schumacher OF Monterey
Mexico, was married last night 10 Miss
Daisy Engle at the residence of the brides
father, l.. Engle. 1912 rexas avenue. the
ceremony being performed by Justice w. y.
Hill In the presence OF a large number of
relctives and friends. Miss Engle is very
talented and popular young lady OF Hous-
ton and has been for some time a teacher
In the public schools, The newly married
couple left by the Southern Pacific last
night for Mexico. where they viii make
their future home
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Rates $3.50 and 49, por day.
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.
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AwLoR..,.

"a 2, cooney, st. Louis; G. NJ. Ahrons.
|ts York; J. f. Huscopen, New Orleans, w.
curriere, San Antonio; j. E. pierce.
Fsrre: Geo. E. Horton. Boston; f. a. Gut
~: San Antonio; G. E. Sewage, Galveston,
Nv. Wilson, Kaysee; T.. d. Gavin, Gal
fstcn, G. i. McVefgh, Chicago; J, W. Leo.
fristoe. Miss Richmond, Edna; FL. Chap
n. cuero; j. T. Sweetman, r. e. Arm
Pvns Otto Busch, Galveston; e. n. Mccain,
Antonio; +. G. Skeen, Dallas: W. d.
innull, 81. Louis: W II. Convert. Marshall,
Geo. A. Lediele, Chicago; DR.. Splanc and
Y. washington, La; j. A. Robinson. New
evion Sour Lake: Howard Peak, Fort
a'n. Mrs, B. + Rowe Emmett Rowe, Dali
w N Mcbride, Oak Hill; ]. NJ. Rails
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Miss Willie f. Tod, very cetimable and
popular young lady of Houston, was mar
rled last night at $3.50 o'clock at Shearn
church, Rev. Seth Ward officiating, to Mr..
James Mcleod. n prosperous business man
of Kingston, Canada. After the ceremony
the newly married couple left on their
bridal tour, which will terminate at King
ston. where they will make their Iturc
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Trcmont.--Wm. Doheriy, Hous-
ton; George T.. Horton. Boston, Charles i.
Sanger. Waco; Fort Smith, Clear Creek; u
w. Ambcrg and wife La GRANGE; John T.
Smart. Houston Post; ] II. White, Lin
don Ind: n u. Lynch Beaumont; y. s.
Thomas. Topeka. +. |. Booth Booth TEX.
u. Humphrey, Cleburuo; l.. Elder. cry
Il. A. Crane. Denver; j. II, Matthew'S ,,
outs, i Dreyfuss. II. Strauss New York
James GILLESPIE. Cameron; G. l.. Nabers
Waco; A Laird. Chicago; y. X. Earnest
pollas: e. r. wicks. st. Louis; Charlie
Lynch, United States army; IL. d. Fletch
err beaumont.
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wife and daughter: Mr.. Il. e. wickland and
WIFE, MIR. A. Webb and wife; Miss Linn.
MISS 8, Oberg. MIR. a. stutt Mr.. A. s. NO.
HANSEN MIR. Caspar and son. and others. al,
IN cnargc OF Mr.. b. Krokstronh The ex-
cursionists will take In every mart Of the
great fair and propose doing some advertis-
ing on their own account in behalf OF the
Lone Star State. At the tirand Central de-
pot their car was switched on to the soa-h-
ern Pacific train and the happy group l,ft
for the exposition In q style worthy rot
only OF themselves. but also Of grand old