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The times., 1898-06-09
LETTER CARRIERS EXCURSION.
All Arrangements Made for an En-
ioyable Occasion


The Letter Carriers excursion. given
under the auspices of the business men of
Washington, at River View today, prom
ises 10 be one Of the most enjoyable events
Of the kind that has been given out of
Washington for a long time Every effort
has been made by the committee in charge
TO give all a good time and there is no
doubt but their efforts will meet with
success. A large attendance is looked for.
and in order to carry all the throng with
out crowding the River View line, steam
ers Will leave at 10 a. M, 2:15, and $50
p. m. There VIII be music and dancing all
day, and the celebrated water chute and
the many other attractions of Capt. Ran
dall's pretty resort will be ready to fur
nish pleasure to all.
The letter carriers faithfully serve us in
fair weather and foul. and in order to re-
plenish the treasury OF their association
this excursion is given. The committee
in charge are Messrs Frank Hume
wholesale grocer. 454 PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue; Frank Boucher manager &c. f.
Droop & Sons) 945 Pennsylvania Avenue:
John F. Wilkins. The Post; ]. Louis
Loose, florist. Twelfth and Streets
northwest; w. G. Wheatley, wood and
coal 22l First Street southeast; c. H
Raub, grocer, 40 New Hampshire Avenue
northwest: ]. II. Buscher butcher. Center
Market; Wash. B. Williams. furniture
dealer. Seventh and D Streets northwest;
Thomas c. Moves. The Star; W. S.
Hutchins. The Times; B. Rich's Sons.
shoe dealers, 1902 Street northwest; Gait
& Bro. jewelers., 1107 Pennsylvania Ave-
nue.; Hartman e. Cadck, printers, 219 G
Street northwest; Parker. Bridget & Co.,
clothiers, 315 Seventh Street northwest
The times., 1898-06-09
Results at ST. Louis.

st. Louis, June S.-The weather was fine
the track fair, and speculation brisk al
today's races. Summaries:
First race-Six and one-half furlongs
Lady Britannia, to l. won; Alva second
Damocles third. Time, 1:22 ga
Second race-One mile. Reuben Row
EFT, TO l. won; Kiss Me second, Buck
Videre third. Time, 1:42 ga.
Third race-0ne and one-quarter miles
Lulu, Fry 20 to l. won; Leaseman sec
ond Valid third. Time, 2:11 1-2.
Fourth race-One and one-sixteenth
miles. The Elector, to 5, won; Fervor
second, Nick Carter third. Time. las.
Fifth race-Six furlongs. Algol, even
won; Enchanter second, Gibraltar third
Time, ia 1-2.
Sixth race-Six and one-half furlongs
Europa, 13 to 5, won; David second Night
Gown third. Time, 1:22 Ia.
The times., 1898-06-09
KING BARLEYCoRN.
He Wins the Graduate Stakes I'm II
Gallon at Chicago

Chicago. June S.-The track was heavy
and holding at Harlem today King Bar
leycorn won the Graduate Stakes in a
gallop. Four favorites won Summaries:
First race-Four and a half furlongs.
Josephine B., to ), won; Vel Lamont.
second; Babe Robertson, third. Time,
O:591 H.
Second race-Six furlongs. Lucy Belle.
to !, won; Gnome, second; Foncliff,
third. Time, 1:22
Third race-Mile. Locust Blossom, to
/. won; Ollie Dixon, second; Borden,
third Time, 1852 IA.
Fourth race-Graduate Stakes, five fur
longs. King Barleycorn. / to 3, won: w.
Overton, second; Colo Fox, third. Time,
1:06 ga
Fifth race-Mile and a sixteenth Albert
s., to 5, won; Joe Clark, second; Chug-
nut, third. Time, 1:5S ga.
The sixth race was declared off
Seventh race-Six furlongs The Devil,
to 5. won; Lord Fairfax, second; John
ME Williams, third. Time, 1904.
The times., 1898-06-09
Confessed to the Theft.

The small colored boy who was arrested
by Bicycle Policeman Estes Tuesday night
on suspicion, proved to be the boy who
burglarized the room at Meyers Hotel
that was occupied by w. c. Osborn Mr..
Osborn reported TO the police several
days ago that he had lost a silver watch
and eight dollars in money. The watch
was recovered and Mr.. Osborn called at
headquarters and identified it last night.
The boy, who gave the name of Howard
White. said that he had bought the
watch from an unknown man for seventy
five cents. Afterward, when cornered by
the detectives, he confessed that he had
stolen the watch and said he had gotten
1t from the room of a gentleman at
Meyers Hotel, where it was lying on the
bureau.
The times., 1898-06-09
After a Commission.
(From the Chicago Post J

81 wonder if l couldn't get a commission of
some sort in the Army said the young civilian
thoughtfully.
..Willing to take a lieutenantcy?'' asked the
congressman.
".No-o'' replied the young man. 81 don't be-
lieve that would fit me very well.''
'How would captains commission do?'
81 don't believe it would do | don't know
anything about company drill you know
you surely don't think you're qualified to be
a colonel, do you?''
"A colonel has direct charge of regiment,
hasn't he?''
Yes
''Well, that wouldn't do for me- You see
don't know thing about Army matters, except
in general sort of way,
Then what kind Of an Office do you think you
ought to have?'
''oh, don't know should think | ought to
make pretty good brigadier general or some
thing OF that sort, don't you know!"
The times., 1898-06-09
Excursions.

The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company announce the Inauguration of
the Saturday evening excursions to Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk. The first of
the season is scheduled for Saturday of
this week. and as many orders for state
rooms have already been received, there
is no doubt but what this excursion will
be one Of the most popular of the sum
mer season. The steamer Newport News,
the latest addition TO the company's fleet.
and the finest steamer on the river, will
leave Seventh Street wharf Saturday
evening at $50 and arrive at Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk. Portsmouth and New
port News early the following morning,
and reaching this city on the return trip
Monday morning in ample time for busi-
ness. On this special excursion. the regu-
lar fare has been reduced to $3.50 for the
round trip.
The times., 1898-06-09
Accident at Benninc Crosxinu.

A peculiar accident occurred at the
Benning crossing of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad yesterday. A wagon
loaded with sand was driven across the
track by Geo. Edelin, when it was struck
by engine No. 130 and completely de-
molished. The driver escaped -uninjured,
though the horses received a few
scratches. The wagon and the horses
We're the property of j. w. Burge, No. 1243
n Street northwest. The gates at the
crossing were not down attthe lime.
The times., 1898-06-09
Taylor ont of Danger.

R. S. Taylor, the man who was assault
ed by w. A. Rabbit at No. 6zO Elm Street,
Monday evening, is now out of danger,
and it is hoped that he will recover
speedily. The trial of Rabbit, who as
saulted Taylor, will not take place until
the injured man is in condition to appear
in court.
The times., 1898-06-09
LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS

AM: OF U. S TROOPS AND NAVAL FORCES
NJ r WARNER
103 B Street Southeast
Opposite Congressional Library. ap29ti
The times., 1898-06-09

The store corner of 7th and
II SITS. for rent. Fixtures for
sale cheap. Apply
C. G. LEDERER,
$50 H St N. w.
The times., 1898-06-09
Dining Chair.
COucheS.

Solid oak, embossed back, turned ~
spindles and legs-a SI25 chair. fot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

The state Councils Session Held NJ
Dallas.


me state Councils Session Held Mt
Dallas.
Dallas, Texas, May 1.-THE annual ses-
sion OF the State grand council Junior order
OF United American Mechanics was held
In Dallas today. There was large at
tendance.
Oificers were elected as follows: State
councillor, DR.. j. l.. Cooper, Fort Worth; .
vice councillor, Hugh McClelland. McKin-
ney; council secretary, W. H. Rollins, Fort
Worth; council treasurer, NJ. C. Hust d,
Denlson; conductor; j. II. Hook, Calves
ton; council warden, E. B. Thompson, &c
Kinney; council I. s., C. T. Semmerman.
dallas; council o. s., j. A. Evans Paris;
state council chaplain, N b. Moore, Fo
worth; State council representative, A. j.
Parks, Fort Worth; State council repre-
sentative. E. B. Thompson, Mckinney;
Junior p. S. c., W. l.. Huffman, Dallas
Officers of the benefit association: w. l..
Luffman, Dallas. president; Hugh McClol-
land, Mckinney, vice president; S. NJ Gar
ton, Sherman. secretary; NJ. c. Hustled,
Denison, treasurer
The next meeting will be at Grapevine,
the second Tuesday in May, 1899. The
Junior Order claims $4,000 members in
Texas
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

Halletsville, Texas, May 1.-THE county
commissioners court of Lavaca county, now
in session, has made the following tax levy
for the year 1888: General county fund 90
cents; road and bridge, Is cents: court
house, II cents; special bridge bond
cents, making a total county tax of "a
cents on 800 valuation. which. with the
State tax of 3S cents, makes total of 80
cents, which is a lower rate than paid by
most Texas counties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

SITUATION WANTED--By we'll known
Young man. willing TO do any Kind OF hon.
est work IN or out OF city. Address assi
fhta offtrC Ii
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Pc fremont: L. S. Beard, Fort
y. Crodsdale. Philadelphia; William
y Houston; l.. j. Hale, Dayton,
Rollins, Texas; w. w. Edwards,
|ie; G. L, Noble and wife, Ellwood
Palestine; w. T. Conklin, city;
faoyer, st. Louis; George W. Lon
wife. Sedalio; George M. Reed, #.
~, G. w. Keefe. c. A. Hodge, u.
X. a. Chamberlain. d. V. spencer,
~, A, Roper, w. Kimmer, Houston
club; Fred l.. Stuart, d. II. Archi-
Nv York; S. II. Brashear snd wife,
Mrs. r. B. Rentfro. Brownsville;
Pry Wagner, Miss s. Wagner, Mrs.
rais, Fort Brown: Edward II, Wag-
iofk; Alex More, Monterey, Mex
Morrow, city.
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NINE, VANTRASSoN, the celebrated medium,
mind reader and palmist, Is now IN your
city and can be consulted on all affairs OF
human destiny. Do you wish to know facts
you should know? Then consult this won
derful gifted medium. Each person grant
cd private audience; satisfaction guaranteed
or no charges Reading by MALL enclose
stamp for particulars. Office hours a. m.
toSn m Rooms 1919 Texas avenue, II
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nay men. Those who stand 1t in barns re.
ceNod good prices during the winter. This
icur There VIII be more hay put up than
Several OF the Santa Fe officials or Gal.
weston have homes and fruit farms here
ana some OF them live here. There arr
several of tho Santa Fe office men M
Saiveston making arrangements to rent
houses here for the summer. This will
IN time become the suburban home NJ n
great many Galvestonians. -
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WANTED-Gorman woman for cooking and
housework. Call I7is Prairie avenue Is
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BRENNAN BRIEFS.
ga Rabid Dog Shot-A We'd
ding-<Otes.

unS-NOtes.
{sm' Texas. May 11.-Tuesday al
Mr. Emil Spies shot and killed the
ch bit little Charlie Kolful ut Wes-
Jay The animal was in grass
ar The Brenham and Welcome road
nall mile from Wesley. The dog
zen Steve Adamek's dogs, John
uoss and yearling, two head
belonging TO Mr.. krolich and
osner dogs and yearlings, the own
nich were rot known. and is be-
nave had rabies.
SIMON received letter from
0sn, Wednesday, in which he
va. ne had stool the examination
LOW member OF Company II,
nuent. This regiment has been
" Ohlckamauga Park.
ooys from Wallis and six from
seseu through Brenham Tuesday
''u'e TO Austin to Join the vol
saeon Jeffries will occupy the
In pulpit during the rector, Rev.
lioyd's. absence in Canada.
slu OF medical cx,min ers will
.nham on the 2sth for the pur-
ifs salhnlng applicants for license
Il. es.eFn part of the city. Mt $3.50
fa,h n'ernoon. at the home OF the
os,i Mr. James Morris. Prof.
|orr, sr OF Brazoria county aud Miss
OF this city We're united in
kfseia,;, j. K. Morris OF Fort
|ator ITO Foster, stands high as
kerIn,n inc State and is at pres
bun, bum, of education of Bra
oos,,. and is Ia Young man of
M hr,ses, In Every way worthy
|ridn ',ae he has captured.
dsr,.s the charming ana accom-.
d h.. sr OF Mr.. James Morris, "a
An,s -, sentle sex the very para
u ~ trends md admirers are only
ner list OF acauaintances. .
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srTuAr1oN WANrEp.

wANTEp--Positon by young man. SO, who
has lost his right hand. as hotel runner,
onccs givcn; speaks German. Address A.
h., this office, II
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NOT GUILTY.

Pm lhlcas, boy eyed about Is years.
Pa today on charge of killing
|Grees, a companion. The jury re-
verdict Of not guilty after being
a short time. Lucas struck Grees
head with a ball bat. but the lack
le was clearly shown at the time.
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A Fircn,nn Killed.

Cleburne, Texas, May 10.-The sideroi
broke on IL Santa Fe CT CINE near Garland
today, killing Fireman Mckenzie. He was
not dead when picked UP. but died before
reaching Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

FAT FOLKS arc reduced Is pounds month;
any one can make remedy ct home; sample
box. etc. mailed free: i costs you nothine
Louis, Mo. tF- ~
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YOUNG white man. aged rs years. wants
steady position OF any Kind. Address sV,v
this OfNce. 10
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WANTED--Girl or woman To cook aud help
with housowork by small family live two
miles In. country. In small sawmill village.
nice home and good wages to right party,
references required German preferred.
Write at once to Fred G. Lock, Westlako,
La. IL
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PASSENGERS DETAINED.

hrd the Norwegian steamship The
b Progresso. Mexico, now detained
hntine, are four passengers from
They went from Havana in a
PRATT to Progresso, where they took
on the steamship Themis. There
Fnl other passengers aboard the
The steamship is en- route to
Pass and stopped at Galveston to
with quarantine regulations.
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noY 10 YEARS OLD wants work, willing 10
do anything; am handy. Address w. u.
tbia nNirp IA
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PROFESSIONAL

NUNsoN 4 MUNSoN. Lawyers-w. B.
Munao,. Houston, and 81. g. Munson.
II. Anglefon Texas. Personal attention
10 land litigation, examining titles. Asr-
rs and BraSoria counties. e
4. q. c0Tf0N Fro. Ffrs Iasafaaee Asssts
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Post is authorized to announce w.
IL. Lighthouse as candidate for Jus.
tice OF the peace. First precinct of Harri:
county, subject to the action OF the dem.
octatic day primaries.
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER Mrs.
Black tells everything; gives charms for
luos, ETC.: 70S Louisiana street. between
(apitol and Rusk avenues. 10
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RED MEN TO Pow-wow.

bird annual pow WOW Of the Inde-
Order of Red Men will be held at
BIS lake tomorrow evening, May II,
y day" on the calendar of the or
le celebration is given under the
Of Tuscarora tribe, No. ., Caron-
|ribe, No. Is, and Wenonah council,
Several well known speakers will
md and dancing and ice cream will
|ke the evening pass pleasantly for
Men and their frienGs.
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SURGEON CANNON.

'illiam Cannon, whom Governor
n has appointed assistant .urgeon
frst regiment Texas Volunteers, Is
he best known physicians in CAL
For some time past he has been
rator OF pathology at the Medical
md his researches into the history
" fever have gained for him cen
local reputation. The First regi-
fortunate in securing the services
luable a man.
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing a
comfortable, happy home. We own tho
land, Of the right sort. and ofor 1, for sale
Mt correct prices, on accommodating terms,
with conservative rate OF interest. Let w
know your wants. Get one OF our booklets.
Address 'Lnno Department" r. J. wlllIs
& Bro. Galveston. Texas. Sill
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce.
n,arts low than ever before to parties de-.
sting homes For particulars call at the
Houston Heights Office. 2oS lain street. Jno
4. Nllroy. agent. u
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-storage room for furniture and
household goods at 207 and 200 San Jaclnto
street between Congress and Franklin, sec
ond floor, with good elevator; space cheap
J. w. Holland. ~
FOR RENT, three connecting rooms, furnish
ed for light housekeeping hall and bath
room. Apply 1916 Travis street. -
FOR RENT-A fvo-room cottage on Polk
avenue. between Louisiana and smith. has
water works, bath room and closet sl60D
per month. Call at Behring'S. 6i0 Main IL
MODERN two-stoTy seven room house, with
stable l4i3 LaBranch. +. A. Shaw. siJ
Main street. II
WE HAVE the largest and most complete
list OF rent property In the city ana show
free of charge, several nicely fur
nished places on our list. II you want to
rent or have property 10 rent see US. Sew
eral pretty homes for sale on the INSTALL
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have for tale, and will find you a pur-
chaser. Norileet Cooley, Real Estate,
Rentals and INSURANCE, Room POI BinI
building. II
FOR RENT-six-roo cottage corner Milan
and Gray streets, low rent q good ten
ant. Apply Theo. Boring, this office. 10
FOR RENT--Five-rocm cottagc, bath aud
sewer connection; walking distance OF bust
ness Apply G. w. Cleveland. 1904 Milan
For RENT-NIceiy fprnished room for
couple or one gentleman; also rooms Tor
light housekeeping. Apply 2i0S San Jacinto
street. 10
FOR RENT-Three rooms, second floor, fur
nished for light housekeeping; modern con-
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FOR RBNT-seyeral rooms admirably ar
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FOR RENT-Tweiye-ro room modern house,
close in, rear Presbyterian church. AnIly
si2 Travis street 10
Fo, RENT-Fiye rooms hall and bath room.
second floor. cloee in. Apply Bis Caroline
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FOR RENT-store now occupied By w. d.
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PROFESSIONAL
DETFcTIyE AGENcY-rrained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investigs-
aopk at reasonable rates. For further par
ticulars address James NcCsne. box 100.
Houston. Texsa.
NuNsoN 4 MUNsoN. Lawyers-w. q.
Nunsoa, Houston, and III. 8. Munson.,
20 land litigation. examining titlss. Hsr.
Tis and BraSorts counties. g
Z. 8. COTTON Z FRO. Firs Insufaaes AgssO
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HELP WANTED.


wANTEp--A sccd farm hand German pre-
icrred. L. miles west OF city. Charles AL
hrecht. IL
WANT A NICE young woman TO live a.
my house and assist my wife In household
work and 1.-Two 0s ono OF the family; will
give them ftrst-class home. Address mo
nc Skidmore Texas. References exchanged.
l., l., Holland, ~
WANTED--Gorman woman for cooking and
housework Call i7is Prairie avenue. Is
WANTED--At once reliable, competent men
to represent the, Northwestern I.iie Assur-
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stipulated premium. flexible reserve COM
rany In the United States; best line OF pol
icies In the field; most liberal contracts with
agents. Address Or, T. Il. Cranfili, General
Manager for Texas, Room s1. pfoyideat
building, Waco, Texas. is
WANTED -Talors to cut and mako lean
pants and overalls, Address l.. A. Ellis,
Sartnrtia, Texas. IA
Statesmen 500 n month aud o1pcnscs guar
anteed selling 10 merchants and families
our machines for cooling refriecrators
guaranteed IS per cont cheaper than ice. For
full particulars address Arctic Refrigeratng
Co. Cincinnati. Ohio
WANTED AT oNCE--yard man and shipping
clerk for saw mill. must have experience
and be competent. Apply Trinity Lumber
Co.. Dinz Bulding, city. 10
sA, EsMEN TO soil cigars TO deaiers We pay
from $50 To 5000 por month salary. mad OK
rensos; experience unnecessary; pcrmanen;
position. The De Mora Cigar Co.. Spring
heo Ohio.
WANTED-An experienced advertising solicit
or: one who can write contracts. 3lt, Binz
building. Il
WANTEDGood cook, white; none other need
apply. Call at loil Dell avenue. u
wANTED-Girl or woman 70 cook aud help
with housework by small family, live two
miles In. country. In small sawmill village;
nice home and good wages to right party;
references required German preferred
Write at once to Fred G. Lock, Westlako
La. IL
FIRST. CLASS all around wire spring man.
woven wire and all steel. Southern Bedding
Mfg. Co. o. Stolloy, secretary and treas
uror. Austin, Texas II
NyfNTED-tiood SALESMAN to handle roverai-
bic smoothing Iron; chanc, to make money
for party having 500. Apply 1l2 Hinz build
iur. 10
PERSONS sufficiently educated graduated i'm
modiately in medicine or dentistry. Lock
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est seller on earth Hygieuic Bath Cabinet
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machine for printing signs on fences
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THE OLD HARTFORD LIFE issues best war
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company. agents local and special. wanted
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AGENTS Economy gas burner, saves 30 per
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