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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27

RALEIGH. y. c.. October 26.-(Speciai)
The track az the state Fair-Grounds was
heavy this afternoon. and the time was
slow. In the first race. trotung. mlle
heats. best three I'm five. Eufaula G. was
withdrawn. Summary. Roster 2, J, l. j.
slstiria. /. 4 g. 3: Dolly Patch, 8 ? o. =
Fila Leo. I. g. ,, 3.
In the second race. running mile meats
heet two I'm three. Daniel O'Den was dis
tsncad in the first heat Summary:
cassie !. l. /: Grandma. ., .; Lock-
rood . 2. Governor Burke. 4, 4.
The weather is fair and colo. The
track will be fast tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
NEW BICYCLE PARK.
Charleston Track Formally Opened
L. \. W. Racing To-Day.

CHARLESTON. s. c., october 26-The
new bicycle park just built by Baird Bro
theirs, Of this city. was formally opened
IN the public to-day. There were five
events on the card. They were all Tor
amateurs. and all were won by Charleston
riders. The League Of American Nheei-
men takes charge of the park tomorrow
for two days Of racing. Large purses
have been offered. and there are num-
I.r OF good men here to try 20 win them
Starbuck and other League of american
Wheelmen stars are on the list Of racers
Tor tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27

at the residence Of Mrs. Garrett. In East
End, by Rev. NJ. 8. Colonna- Jr.
The steamer Jamaica arrived here this
morning from Jamaica with large
cargo, consisting of thousands oil punches
CT bananas and a large quantity OF
oranges. This is the first steamer TO ar
rive for the newly organized Virginia and
West India Fruit and Trading Company.
The ripe bananas and oranges VIII be
partly distributed In this city, Richmond.
and Norfolk, and the green fruit Will be
sent West AZ once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
Iast of the POstbOys.

A, Tinsley the other day there died al
AZ ,,,ar,. an old man named Tom Raw
the ~ Inc mas 81 years old. and had been
son " a. years in the employment or
lor'y r,.iay Colliery Company, Sheffield
the me-, was horse-keeper. and had an
haWso Lrowledge of horses ailments.
ui'usu" aarIv DAYS Rawson rode position
IN NE Queen. when. az Princess Victoria,
10 inc ',sf,ad wentworth. and was given
she s,,,inea which he treasured as a
nan - OF that interesting incident In
M Wfe In his death. at the ripe age OF
~ 1'' here passes away the last OF the
o., this neighborhood at least.
re- ne forty-hve years In the service OF
The same employers speaks wei Tot ooth
masters and servant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
RACING ~ \ roc.
Horses at Aaucduct Only Seen ut
start and Finish.

start and Finish.
SEW YORK. October 26.-The racing
q. tauc6uct was not very interesting to-
din. for after the second race a dense fog
s.. .a. and the horses could be seen only
.. ..e start and at the finish. There were
dozen starters in the third race. The
h.. could not be seen until a sixteenth
...-. home when IL was observed That
~...-Eest was an easy winner. The Ia
...-. Lcando was beaten by head
.. tla place by the outsider CamOtop.
First racc-One milc-Barden G. TO %
,.. Heroine a 10 1 and 4 10 % second,
a.. Vaunessa 90 TO - third. Time, 1915.
0nd r1ce-mue and forty yards-Ma-
NAN l8 90 % won. Estaca q 10 and ouD
second. and Merlin CD 10 u third. Time,
L..
Third receive and half furlougs-
Strongest IS 10 II won. Camotop 60 TO l
and go 90 ID second. and Leando q TO j.
-..rI Time, los 3-j.
Fourth race-mile and siXteenth-Sensa-
tl.ral m 20 - won. Edith 10 to- ! and 3
90 ID second. and Sanders g TO - third
Time. 1.52 2-5.
Flrh race-seven furlongs-D iminutive
-f % ID won. Kirkwood g 10 and 10 d
second, ana ItlultH 10 10 ~ tllilN'
Time. % 10.
sixth race-six furlongs-Trillo @ TO p
won. Harry Reed &c 10 . and TO p Sc
.ond. and Midnight q 20 j third. Time.
Ias.
LATONIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI October 26.-Rcsults at
LatOn!a:
First race-six undergraduates Is q
i, won. Flop @ tool and 10 y second
and Prlmate (even)Sthird. Time Ia
Second race-hve furlongs-Florissant q
10 ID won. Theory q TO and ouu second
and Schanken q 20 - third. Time, :o9 ia
Third racc-Declared off.
Fourth race-one mile-Elcanor Holme'
q 10 p won, Rastus q to 1 and to D
second. and High Noon o TO p thlrd
Time 1:5..
FIN race-miIe and an eighth-HarrN
Shannon % 20 - won. Zufalliga q To
and 3 10 y second, and Gomez g TO
third. Time. 2O9.
sixth race-one mile-Kitty b. &c 10 ]
won. Damocles az 10 . and even) second
erd Hampden On 20 - third. Time, ;53
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
GpAIN AND CnTrON ENCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. October %, 1898.
Quotations.: Wheat-Lonsberry. % 10
75c.: mixed. 60 10 7Gc.; shorJberry, 60 TO
7Gc: No. , red 76c. Corn-While, Eir-
ginia. bag lots. 3gc.; No. white. 81 II to
39c: No. 3 white, IS to % lie. No. :
mixed y 10 81 he; No. mixed. 50 II to
&c. Oats-No. mixed, Sc No. " mixed
D. 70 p i-2c.: winter seed, % to 3Jc. Rye
IL 10 &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
R1cuvoyD TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, October -. 1898.
Private sales to-day We're as toloW.
Wrappers 5 hogsheads; smokers, l hogs
head: leaf dark. hOgshradS. 1otal
number of hogsheads sold during the
day. IT,
United States internal revenue c0llec-
tions for the city Of Richmond. Va, TO-
6av were: Tobacco. &,52.i2; cigars, 80
Sl37S Total T9S6.20.
DavenpOrt's. Merchants and Planters,
Scabrooks Shockoe. and StOnewdll ware
houses report to-day: Receipts. 10 hogs
heads: deliveries, 2l5 hOgsheads.
Loose leaf tobacco was sold on the
Richmond market to-day as follows:
Stoncwall Warehouse, l.GD pounds;
Sbockoe Warehouse. 5.5l5 pounds; high
est price. s. Crenshaw's Warehouse.
q as pounds; highest price, $3.50. Total
number of pounds sold during the day
81 $50: highest price. $50.
Stonewau Warehouse had good sale
also of bright tobacco, with prices salts
factory 20 the farmers
Cronshaw's and StOnewall warehouses
will have a good sale OF new tobacco to-
morrow CThursday)
the market for the week:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
n.n1- rnRAcCO REORDEREDl.
nANvIIT.E TOBACCO MARKET.

D,NVIILE. VA. october 26.-(SpeclalD
~. Quotations Of the loose tobacco mar
let are. Wrappers Fancy $JhSol, bUs",
CO.. az. medium, SlyMS2j, common 49, -
a. Fillers-Good. sass; common. SIlg-'
Sl2dSS. Smokers-s,SaP'
1,.,oorts -sl9Qs22. NOndescrpts-Sl.yO uNh
ri dr,y harsh weather mas decteaSeu
a,,ts "a a considerable extent. ana on
ir,,t az this falling on, prices nave
aIceVsonrielv stlffened. Wrappers continue
MA go roe. and the supply falls snort
- the demand continually. common
Oh OIL SeS monopolize the market lndica-
$50 arc that the crop this year II ek-
llolu,ireiv moor. At the beginning or the
season. il was hoped that the luSll'y VI
,bs offerings would improve as nc 81
.lo advanced. bur, instead, the increased
S,,antitv shows disappointlngly smal,
tuoanortion of good stock Norm anu
S,,1tb carolina brights are not showing
90 o,ite as strong. Two thirds ot the
Cpp-aIino crop Is supposed 10 nave Dsen
1a.rLeted now. Considering the quarry
- The offers. prices this week are sa'ls
fac,orv TO the farmers.
pETERsBURG TOBACCO MARKET
pETERSBURG. VA, october 20. ~
.,aitl-Narket quiet. with compara,lt,,SS
tiah, receipts There Is better ieeni5
rs the common grades. winch II no.
shou,n for the finer qualities. lu n ~ ~
Cannon 10 medium Tugs, MCnsZ.G, 80
80 f,ne Tugs. $3.jGn$5Jo; poor snort i t.se
sSdSI.5O; fair 10 good snort is"'' "'"''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
AutumnaI Peace.

Detroit Free Press)
Dear. calm October rules tha land
Her nights are good and COOL
The danes are making catchup anu
The youngsters are IN scho01'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
y" 49,, corroN MARKETS.

rry,t-RpOOL. October 81 i. NJ OF
tnn-SuOt i'm fair demqnd; prices SUI
American middiing, l-l6d' ne 80 20 va
tn dsv were 1000 bales. OF Wnlch ~
w ~. ar Ejaculation and export, ana IN
ciYdeJ . 215 bales Of American; receipts
1900 bales, including ~" D'les u A''e''
can. IL. but steady with
moderate demand, and closed quiet nv
s,.adv. American mddling. low mlI1uh5
S,ouSS October. 2e3-6iH3d., sellers; Octo-
her and November, o3-6td, selels, "
vember and December oz-giI'' Seiiiio.r.s5,
becernber and January, s--gtI'' atlloIs
January and February, Zo--9'd.: 90 s,i
FEBRUARY and March. 62-sfaz o5-eiq,'
huyers. March and April, 2bj-ofeo1.' ssn-
ers. April and May. 5dS l-'ta'' se''e,s
MAY and June, l-5h.' BUYERS 'u t',,,, ~
Iriy 2 2-gld.. value; July and August
9Sid sellers: August and September
3 3-Gia3 i-gid., sellers.
VIEW YORK. October @.-The entire
sconc Of to-day's market was matter Oh
ouiy points. The general policy u
traders was TO 90 slow, ana watch the
Movement OF the crop. The more I'M,
n,otiate Influences were the Liverpool
rsbles which showed an unsatisfactory
,Ssnons. 10 the bullish overtures madv
nv our market yesterday. rms eause1
a decline Of lu2 points on ths ogeni,is
steady in tone. The bear contingent was
disnosed 10 be conservative, on account
~ The continued low temperature foio"
| ing The heavy 20 killing ffOsts reported
,"S, nf,bt The unsettled state OF ar
t gairs I'M the foreign political circles was
'na,ber drawback To trade. The tact
| maj the stock market was In better
! shape failed TO stimulate speculation li
| o@trnn Supplementing yesterdays re-
$3.50 q, cotton were claims OF continued
eSport interest in the southern spot mar
Lets and a prospect for continued out
ward movement. limited only by the ca
| pacity 81 ocean tonnage notwishs'al.
| 10 The high freight rates prevailing. A
namns red with yesterdays closing fisurss
| to-dsy's market at the lowest pom
showed a decline OF 2li points. IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures OCTOBER n. 1888.

medium TO good wrappers, s7gsio; good
to fine wrappers, mass: medium 10 good
shipping. sSus1l: good TO fine shipp'hs'
sl2aSi4
LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
LYNCHBURG, VA. October 8.--tSpe-
cial lowing to continued rains. but Mt
tie tobacco was Offering on this market
during the post week. the total sales De-
ing only 10000 pounds. The following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27

Truth wears we'll People have learned
mat peWitts Little Early Risers are re-
liable little pills for regulating tne powell
curing constipation. ana SICK hsauacpe
They don't grippe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27

Cards. Bill-heads. Statements. Letter.
Heads. Note-Heads, Circulars. Handbllls.
Dodgers. SC. printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. WIN give YOU
good work al the same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send us your orders ana
we will guarantee Satisfaction In every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

uINIATURE ALMANAC. OCT. q. 1893
sun rises .....,632 HIGH TIDE.
sun sets ........j:l6 Morning.
Moon sets .......4:lS Evening...---.-.-..S;S
PORT OF WEST POINT. VA. OCT. rs.
CBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balti-
-. passengers and general cargo.
steomship Elm City, Haynes, Mattapont
river landings passengers ana general
cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore Murphy, Balu-
-. messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city, Haynes, Mattapom
= YER landings, passengers and general
ca -zO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27

cash nuOtatiOns were rs lOIIUWs' 10, 2
yellow corn. % l-4c. Flour steady. NO.
; enri,e wheat. &c; No. spring wheat
64a67c; No. ? red. CSC No corn; $ce: 30
. III, ~ f-3Gg5 l-2c. No. rye ~ lie.
N6 En'f BARLEY Is ssai7c. No naxsesd, % IL
tI Prime timothy seed. SO, - MS ,6o
nork per barrel, $7.SNS.@. Lard, per IW
hounds. SLg5H2l97 u. Short-riRs si ,I.5
loose. $jO54S5@. Dry-sa,,,ecc Lea sides
G0is5sd goods per gallon, sl,25. Susars
cl.n,It-inaf unchanged. Butter hrm' cream.
ely, ,,,rv S-ia9 ii Eggs firm; fresh,
l7UlSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
Richmond stock ,Inraet.

RlcuMoSD. OCTOBER IS IS)'.
SAtEs. --virgina-Carolina ChemcHl, eon'-
mono shares at %.
The evening times., 1898-06-27
VIRGINIA BRIEFS.

John NJ Marstella. of Martinsburg. for
many years master mechanic of the Bal
timore and Ohio shops in that city, is
dead.
ex-senator James G. McCune. of Shen.
andoah County, has enlisted as a priyat a
IN the Second Virginia Regiment. and
mas Nd joined his command at Jacksonville
Fla. 'ti''
Dr. c. B. Grigg. a druggist, of Front
,oyai, died Friday. after long illness,
aged hfty-six years. A wife and two
daughters survive him. Mr.. Grigr was a
native of Alexandria.
In Petersburg, Thursday last Misc NJ.
sie Victoria Del Grande and Charles
1onutoio were united in marriage at 81
Josepns Catholic Church. Rev. Father
oFe--ail officiating
Miss Matte Carter Chamblin e,des,
daughter of Henry W. ehamblin Sied
Oh typhoid fever at her home. near ITni-
son. Loudoun County, on Sunday. aged
tWenty-seven years.
The National Valley Bank of Stauntor
mas reduced Its capital from S2OO.OOO Tn
fiNwo; rms action was taken by the
mense surplus of over $500 900. and its d.
posit' 1t could not lend with profit ali of
It's available funds. and Il would not ha
capital. q
IL Is said that Hon. William A. lone.
VIII have no opposition for a renomin..
non at the nominating convention for
the First Congressional district, to he
heid at Urbana, August 2
Lancaster Veterans and Sons Of Vet
erans Will hold rally on July at the
courthouse. Steps will be taken at thai
meetng to organize cavalry troop.
oct. W. Hughlett and Miss Lusie Car
Ter were married Thursday at Grace
episcopal Church. in Lancaster County.
Both Of the young people are wei
known.
Miss Gertrude Coleman, of Caroline.
has instigated suit in the circuit court
OF Lancaster County for SO. 900 damages
against Romulus NJ. Sanders. treasurer
OF the latter county. for breach of prom,
ise Of marriage -
The evening times., 1898-06-27
MARYLAND MELANGE.

A warrant charging James F. Melvin.
of Howard County. with the murder of
Jacob Henson. cOlored. who was taken
from the Ellicott City Jail in May, 1895,
and lynched. has been served upon Mr..
Melvin. That gentleman, who is justice
of the peace. declares that the charge is
absolutely false and made for the purpose
of having him removed from office.
Advices from Centrevi!le say that the
wheat crop of Queen Anne County is
nearly all harvested. The crop is not up
to the average yield.
The schooner Alice Dudley, owned at
Cambridge. collided with a log OFF Sharps
Island Friday morning. Her crew. con-
sisting of Captain English and two SAIL
ors, took TO the schooner's yawl ana saved
their lives.
Bert Seymour. postmaster of Trappe.
Talbot County, has been missing for two
weeks. His friends have no idea of his
whereabouts
j. w. Thomas. attorney. Saturday sold
at mortgagees sale the New Glades Ho-
tel, at Oakland. Mr.. Thomas becoming
purchaser for the mortgage ~
The Sand Spring public school building
near Frostburg was destroyed by fire
Saturday morning.
Edward Purnell and William Adams
both of Crisfeld. were arrested by the
Dorcester police last Saturday charged
with having oysters on board their boats.
The will of the late Joseph Friend, of
Garrett county. which was contested by
son who had been cut on with five dol
lars. has been sustained by Judge Boyd.
Daniel Amman. jr., son of Daniel Amman.
cashier of the Second National Bank al
Cumberland, was thrown from his horse
Saturday evening and dragged about a
hundred yards. Ii is feared his injuries
are fatal.
John e Shaffer of Cumberland. aged
twenty-one years, has completed and
placed in the canal a steam launch, keel
bottom, with pilot house and single screw.
ii is regarded as a fine boat and the
Young man built it himself during spare
moments within the past two months He
and his father made .the-engire.' the only
part of the boat purchased being the
boiler.
Rev. DR.. ]. William Jones caused some
surprise at Lehigh Street Baptist Church,
Richmond, last night by CHASING Presi-
dent Harper. of Chicago University. with
such infidels as Ingersoll, Voltaire and
Tom Paine. DR.. Harper delivered the
commencement address at Richmond Col
ieSe last week. and DIR. Jones did not hes
itate to say from the pulpit that the
trustees of the college had been indis-
Greet in inviting DR.. Harper here to ad-
dress Christian young men. This Incl
dent recalls the fact that when the inyi-
tation was extended to DR.. Harper an eff
Tort was made to get the Baptist minis
ters conference to express its disapproval
OF the step. DR.. Jones is one of the most
widely-known ministers in the South
The evening times., 1898-06-27

Your credit Is ssod at Lansburgh's Fur
niture House 18th and F SITS. oc3-tf
The evening times., 1898-06-27
1wa. seriously afnicsed with a cough (,

was seriously afiicted with a cough fo,
several years. and last TAU had a mors
severe cough than ever before. I have
used many remedies without receiving
much relief. and being recommended to
try q bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Ram.
edy. by a friend. who. knowing me to ba
a poor widow. gave It 20 me, tried n
and with the most gratifying results. The
first bottle relieved me very much and the
second bottle has absolutely cured me. !
have not had as good health for twenty
pears. Respectfully. Mrs. Mary A Beard.
claremore. Ark. Sold by Henry Evans.
wholesale and retail druggist. aw Street
northwest and Connecticut Avenue and
8 Street northwest and 1xzS Maryland
Avenue northeast.
The evening times., 1898-06-27
Concerts at Glen Echo.

The Parry Company gave its usual con-
certs yesterday at Glen Echo to large
and apparently well-pleased audiences.
The entertainments were enjoyable
throughout. presenting, as they did,
great diversity of well-selected and ar
ranged talent On the program were the
names of the best people OF whom the
remarkable organization can boast and,
as may be imagined. they left nothing to
be desired either in the quantity or Quail.
ty Of the performances. Among those
who appeared were Daisy Joyce, Tom
DAILY. T1llie Cohen, Walter Van Allen,
Miriam Martel. Jack Walsh. Frank De-
shon. Aliene Crater. Jay c. Taylor, Harry
Carter. and Flossie Gardiner. All were
seen or heard at the best possible ad-
vantage.
The evening times., 1898-06-27
je25-en-2w

knight and R. P. Saffold. Girls-C. n.
Agnew. G. A. Evans and H C. Moody.
Section E. second year. boys-G. P.
Blackiston. H. R Tracy. W. ]. Young.
Girls-A. B. Jones. E B. McCrellis, ]. NJ
Orndorff. C. N. Quinter.
Section +, second year. boys-C. Col
ford. Girls-L. NJ. Ferris, G. NJ. Cocker
VI. A. Reeves.
Section G. second year. boys-S. L. Du-
ryee. w H Jones. c. NJ Putnam. j. d.
Ramskill, w. NJ Sherwood, j. E. Simp-
son. r. l.. Williams. NJ. r. Woodward,
W. E. Ballard.
Promoted conditionally from first to
second year:
Section A. boys-H H. Campbell. s. B.
Rowe and c. II. Smith. Girls-G. NJ. Lips
comb.
Section B. boys-F. S. Burr. ]. P. Dow
ney, G. /. Jones, F. A. Mouston, c. r.
Swetnam and W. /. whitson. Girls-M
E. Johnson. A /. Sherwood and 8. F.
Wainwright.
Section C. boys-L. M. Cuyillier. w. G.
Guss and r. +. Barber. Girls-E NJ.
Saffold and A. N. yessey.
Section D. boys-H. ". Pearson and A.
E. Smiley. Girls-G. Butterfield.
Section F. boys-P. G. MarstelIer. w.
c. Ward. Girls-L NJ. Barr and C. w.
Whitmore
Section G. boys-G. A. Eagan and w. E.
Ford. Girls-Z. Benton and K. E. Welty.
Section H-W. G. Medairy.
Section /. giris-M. c. Steele and o. NJ
Wood.
Section X, girls-E. ,. Bright. L. N.
Callahan. o. E. Karl, G. B. Rust, and NJ
A. Walker.
Section L. boy-o. E. Camp. GirlsEM
N. Greenwood and c.. W. Yeatman.
Section n. girls-E. NJ. Coweli, L. II.
Craau and Sherman
Section N. boys-T. p. Bernard, e. R.
Chaplin. D. L. Forester. c. W. Shaver
Girls-E. B. jolly.
Section OF. R Erney. H. E. Hoff-
man. F. Magarity. C. w. Seltxer. R. F.
Storm and ]. o. Watts.
The evening times., 1898-06-27
Bay Ridge.

T-.is delightful sxeursion resort on the
Chesapeake Bay Is now open. Trains
leave Baltimore and Ohio depot $40 q. m.
and $50 .. m. week days, s:ss a. M. 1;3o
and 3:l5 p. n. Sundays. Round trip rate
50 cents for adults and Is cents for chill
dren. Je5.H.1-Jyzls
The evening times., 1898-06-27

42O. 422, 424, 426 7th St.
The evening times., 1898-06-27

onn nan priak a.a D1e dnsssistss -
5UU,UUU stpred ty IL .Keeley- Csrs-.- An
thori1ed Institutes, qo6 8 Z. No.,
WuAington, D. c.; l1lS Madfson Ave. Baltimore.
Nd. and Greensboro. u. O. Write con6dcn5ally.
The evening times., 1898-06-27

$500 Excursion to the Sea- $500
shore via Pennsylvsnia Railroad.
For Atlantic City. Cape May. Ocean
City and Sea Isle City. Tickets on sale
for II a. m and 1z:45 p. m. trains Fridays
and Saturdays until September TO- 1893
good to return until the following Tues
passenger In Philadelphia, commencing
June n
su.tu. .&tha- m. NOR, wcd&frip nuntfl Sept 10
The evening times., 1898-06-27

Your credit Is good at .Lansbureh's Fur
niture House. 18th and =. sts. =, .oo3-tf. +.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
Personal MENTION.


Mr., w. j Kelly OF Chicago Is at the Carl.
toll
Mr.. and Mrs j. II, Fleming Of Victoria are
at the Capitol
Hon. A. !. Rosenthal OF Galveston was NJ
the Lawlor last night.
Mrs. Alice + Sheriff. Of Beaumont is a
guest at the HutchinS.
Hon. Oscar Bergstrnm of san Antonio was
at the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. John inland a prominent citizen OF
Galveston is guest at. tho Lawlor
Tom Jones loft Yesterday over the lntorna-
uoral and Great Northern for New York.
Lieutenant Mcneil Chapman, COMPANY n
second regiment. L. $. a Is at the Hutchins.
j. j. Farley. representing the Travellers In
anranoe company, was hero yesterday from
Denisor.
Il A. Greer, attorney for the Kansas city.
Ptttsburg and Cult, was here from Beaumont
yesterday.
Woodward Tiernau. was here from Austin
yesterday,
Mr.. p. A. Kelley. Mrs. A. kelley and Miss
Lola Kelley. all Of smilhyile, are guests Mt
the Hutchlns.
Rev. a p. Aen pastor of the Christian
church ct Hutchinson Kan. rs visiting rela-
tiyes IN this city.
Mrs j. w Martin, Miss Roba Martin and
Miss Claude Martin Of Lampasas are sojourn.
ing at the Lawlor
san Jacinto chapter, Daughters Of the Re-
public arc requested 10 nice, at the home Of
Mrs. Max trwitz az =. IN. Friday
Captain Bruln and Lieutenants Hamilton,
Crowley and Canadian, Il. S. A.. were az the
LawloI yesterday, Gu route To Galveston
Mr. Ham rlemming and bride nee Miss.Ag-
mes Weder, Of victoria passed through yes
/ tcrday on their bridal tour TO Kansas CITY.
CAPTAIN !. A McFaddin and Mr.. a. " petit
colas Of Victoria were here yesterday, ha Tor
mer en- route 20 Beaumont ana the latter 20
Galveston,
Mr. w. Is. Sayers OF Gonzales. bright and
interesting nephew of the Hon Joseph d.
sayers, after pleasant sojourn In the CITY.
left last evening 70 visit Galveston.
Mr. Tom Abbott Of San Antonio, who repre-
sents big whisky house of Philadelphia. was
I'm tho city yesterday Mr.. Abbott Is an cid
Volunteer fireman and NJ one time was vice
president Of the State Firemen's association.
In company with ". II Coyle an cN-chief Of
the old Houston volunteer fire department
the two talked over the good old TRIES Of the
volunteer fire department in Texas.