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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-15
WAR TAX DECISIONS.

More internal revenue decisions have
been received st Collector Flanaganc Of
lice Some of them Of general Interest are
as follows
An express or railway agent doing bust
ness for his principals only is not broker,
bur II he lransacts business for another
company or firm be So liable to the tax.
Bankers who have been in business dur
ing the preceding year must pay tho special
tax at the rate OF $50 for the year, begin
ming July |. 1893.
Social clubs furnishing liquors TO their
members under conditions constituting sale
must pay
IN agent representing two or three firms
for the purpose of soliciting md receiving
orders, and giving his entire time 20 tho
service. need not pay the tax.
4 renewal OF Il note does not subject u
TO more tax. The pledge concerning which
tho note is mado must be renewed for ihs
rate TO apply.
Any cvaeIon OF the law by clubs who sell
llquors 10 members through slot Machine
devices ia not permitted.
A nickel in -the-slot machine. showing
pictures, II placed In store. Is not taxa
Bile but II number OF them are placed "
hall for exhibition purposes, they are
subject,
Bagatelle tablee arc not assessed, nor !
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TURNING on THE CALCIUM.
Alleged Rate Cutting in Texas the
Cause OF nm Investigations.

~
Cause OF nm Investigation.
Washington October l4.---on statements
made by Chairman Campbell OF the South
western bureau, an association composed
of railways extending from 81. Louis. Kan
sas City and other points to Texas, and Of
water and rail lines from Eastern sea ports
to Texas, the inters late commerce commits
sion has Instituted formal Investigation
OF alleged Violations Of the interstate com
mcrce act claimed TO result from secret
rate cutting and UNJUST Determinations by
John T. Cowen and Oscar G, Murray, re-
celvers of the Baltimore aud ONO Railroad
company, nnd by the Baltimore and GA o
SoiNfwts-crn Railway company OH freiSh,s
carried by them from Philadelphia, Balti-
more ard Cincinnati TO Essl ST, Louis ami
Chcago ana del lned TO po.n,s In Texas
and other States west Of the Mississippi.
lhe investisauon relates 20 shipments car
red since August ]. Besides lhe vlo.a-lo is
OF The act to regulate commerce genersiy'
charged vpon sta. enen,s so made. the COM
mission order specifies cuts IN uhe rates 90
canned goods from Baltimore TO East -.
Louis. amounting in some cases TO ~
Gems nor 100 pounds below the published
tariff In rates snd on whisky lp carloads
from Philadelphia to Eat ST. Louis ana
chicago Of as much as q cents below es-
tsbtsbei charges. and n rates on WIRE
wondepwsre and pickles from CINCINNATI Il
e. louis of from 4 cents 10 cells les
sban the schedule charge which uhe law
rsn,rires shall be observed. The case Is SCI
down for hearing on November before tn'
comnrbttee at Washington.
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4 savers aud Mnh.on CIuh.

w,srrcrton, Texas. October 1.-THE
democrats OF this voting precinct met at
Harmony hall last night
D.. Robert IL. Seymour was elected
chairman and Prof. Frank Siasney seoro-
taIy.
The following mothons We're unanimous
iy adopted Thit, whereas. we arc IN the
midst of a political campaign and believe
that the best interests of the country at
large will be best secured by me e'netion
of the democratic EominGes. That we or
ganize ourselves into club, TO be known
as the Wndrenton Sayers and Robson club
That each ono and all OF US pledge our
selves 10 vote for the nominees OF me
democratic party ana, 10 use all honorable
means TO secure the election OF said dem
ocratio nomnoes. Tho pledge wac slgnnd
by every democpt present and viii be
signed by every democrat IN the precinct
A large club VIII be formed. Tho CLUB ad'
journod to meet again on Saturday night
October &c, 1898
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WHY NooNAN is RUNNING.
with No Rpoc Of Success. but ia De-
trnct Attention from Hawley.

Eagle Pass. Texas. octooer le,--Hon.
George II. ,Noonan is billed to speak here
tomorrow night. Very few republicans be-
lieye Judge Noonan has any chaues OF cleo
tion; in fact, one Of the leaders said they
did net expect 10 defeat slayden, but mere
ly wanted TO detract attention from LA ~
lev with g hope OF getting Hawley m
Quite Number OF republ cans in this dls
iriet feel that rae administration mas rot
treated the district right in the matter OF
amendments When Ferguson ~ss slated
Tor the collectorshp the people protested
on the grounds that Ferguson Lived out
side tne district. Ferguson was turned down
ma Drake Of Fort Worth, another outsider
was given the place. To make matters
worse Drake has appointed Ave men from
outside the district 10 places IN the customs
service. among them this same Ferguson
All OF this Is having effect, and not few
republicans are disguised
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POSTAL CLERKS TO vorp.
ARA uwements May he Made 90 Eu.
nhte Them, 10 I'm So.

Arrangements May he Made 90 Ep-
able Them 10 I'M So.
Fort Worth, Texas October ii.-Super-
inleadsnt OF Mall Service sam Gaiues has
issuid the following
Tho epeclsl attention Of all chief clerks
and clerks in this division Is called TO Geo
ton l. eleventh division, general orJer
$40, containing tho honorable general SUI
pcriutsndents ordrr No, Sol In regard 90
arrangements 10 enable railway postal
clicks 10 vote az important elections, Inc
instructions contained thSrcln are appiiea-
bile 10 the approaching election on Move
her s, 1895 AMI all clerks who would be
prevented from voting II on their rosrlar
runs. and who desire 10 vote, should at
olee s0e what arrangsnen,s thty caa make
VII oh Will enable them to b A. thetg hcne'
for the purpose named, fully explsinsns aud
properly submitting the matter 20 theii
q ief clerks. who Will approve any sche hui,
or arrangement Of runs looking 10 a com
plianos with both the letter and spirit 81
this order. Cbfet clerks, and others VIII
carefully study the order, 20 the end tha'
all Of It's provisions may be understood. |,
is Intended THAT all clerks be treated viii
absolute impartiality.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL,
Established that Paul Wende's Dea,l
Resulted from Suicide.
TIE PORT ARTHUR TRUST COMPANY
Chartered with n Capital OF FIFTY
Thousand Doiters-urGing n suc-
ccssor to District Judge Reese.

Austin, Texas. October IA. - Justiee
johnson returned last night at - loek
from viewing the body of Paul weudo, who
committed suicide yesterday moruus at
HE home n,sr Manchscn Information
gained by the justice dearly points TO
suicide IL seems that about o'clock yes
tcrday morning Wen,iN told his wife that
he was not feeling ut all we'll. and thought
Tat he had eaten something the Nigh te-
foro that had disagreed With him, About
O'Clock he arose, started a fire IN the
kitchen stow. went out into the yard und
told one OF tho boys to feed the stock, lie
then stroiled off towards well some
seventy five ar one hundred yards distant
and thar was the last seen OF him untl bis
body Was drawn from the we'll piece
OF railroad Iron MAC tied around his neck,
When Wendc ililod 10 return for break
fast nothing was thought of Il, hts wife
thinking he had probably gone Off to secure
hands to help gather his crop; but at 1880
hi WAS still absent, and fearing that be
was out lu the field subiecting hlmsclt 10
sickness by wording in the hot sun, Mrs,
Wcndo Went In search OF her husband aud
| have him return To the house, She mado
| inquiry of tho hands In the field. but none
| of them had seen him. She besaiac t6me-
! hat alarmed aud rurned toward the house
again. In returning she noticed the well
bucket outsdc uf the well on the ground
something unusual. The idea struck he'
that maybe her husband was IN the we'll
! She approached ana found bis ha, on th'
ground near the we'll She immediately
sent to Manehaea for help Friends eaiu'
back with graphing hooks, dropped then
| into tho well and Immediately found TIL
| body and hauled Il out. The body was IN
scratched, No Sign Of any scufflc an
| peared around the premises aud the nnl!
theory that could be advanced was that
Paul wende had tired OF lifc, tied the pleos
Of railroad iron around hlE neck With !,
rope and dropped himself into the we'll and
eternity.
Mrs Wendo stated that for some litt
time her husband had been III poor healtl
and as consequence was at times melan
choly II he had enemies she was unawar
OF the fact
Tho body was inferred today at the Gem
otory near Manchaca.
Paul Wende was we'll known In Travi
county and had many friends, all Of whom
regret his untimoly ond aud deeply gym
pathize with the family left behind
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BAILEY WILL sTAY IN TEXAS.
I. Not Even Copsidrring Removal
from the state.

san Artop'o, Texas, October i4-iion
Joseph W. Barey arrived here this morn
ing from Loekhart. where lie delivered an
address last night. He is beginning to feel
the effects OF severe nertst and physical
strain supposed upon him By his hard cam
psign work He spoke In the open air at
Lockhart last night and was suffering to-
day
when asked "a to the prospects o. dem
ocrstic success of The Western Middle
State where he has been speaking for
several weeks be sai6: Il have OF course
h.d no opportunity OF aseerrainsng Tor
myself the state OF public sentiment IN
those sert;ons Ny friends everywhere
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NEWS Of THE RAILROADS.
Inc recos and Northern Texas Lin.
VIII be Opened 10 Two Weshs.
THE SANTA FE C0NfESsES JUDGMENT
a Lumber Firm LikeIy to Ip.,,.,,
"ehate snits-Raiiroad Reports.
Notes and Personals.

austin, Texas october l4.-yudse Bo,.
,ana OF the law firm of Holland Link 4.
htiiand of Orange, was here toiay 70 "a,
'Ae oepos.ton Of Auditor Askew of tho
railroad commission as to the results Of
MS examinations of the books Of what ar,
SHOWN as the Southern Pacific lines, in
Tue spring Of 1897, In SO far as they relate
TO lumber shipments. 1t is understood ~,
.nese oepesiuons are to be used ia sui.s
brought for damages by Hollaea neo,ns,
ane lines named on behalf of certain lum.
ger t'rms which did not obtain such TO.
oates during the past four years as II 10
alleged were paid to certain cIaimed-.o.h,
favored iumhsr farms.
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BAILEY AT LOCiNHART.
People Came from All Parts to Hear
Him speak.


Loclhart, Texas. October il.--A large
audience, composed OF citizens fran every
section of the county and considerable
sprinkle Of prominent men from adjoining
counties, listened attentlvely for two hours
last might TO Hon. j. W Bailey, che brtl-
Lant and courageous young sta esman of
Cooke county, as he In his infmgtable style
discussed the political Issues Of the day.
MIR. Bailey commenced his address WITH
ratti but exhaustive rehearsal of the
events THAT led up to the declaration OF war
with Span, showing conelusisely that II
had been intended by ths republicans that
the war should he fought, as winn.ag
calu IN tAe pIrS.aSnt-d, cainIdlgn OF .tVu,
but bad been precipitated by events which
i'hey could not control He showed up in
dark picture the corruption, iaS5pioi.y
and nepotjsm o! the administration in the
conduct OF the war; he did not th,nk tnat
AL republicans were dishonest. but tho
trouble Us that The hoDpJt ones are no.
smart. and the smart ones arc not hon-
est"
He dwelt al length upon the danger TO
our government and republican "a tltu~
tons OF nhe expansion policy afvoca ei by
the republicans, anu deprecated the ombi-
ton and imperial,stic ideas OF the admin
lStfapion IN seeking TO cover the cArth
with the map Ct uhe United States" Tho
| speaker gave q largo part on Of his time TO
well-digested and remarkably luc.d eS-
po.4t.on CT the money question, excoriatns
the gold standard democrats and the Nc
! Kinney annex" IN a very humorous but
| sarcastic criticism For two hours, in a
| keen northel Mr.. Bailey he.d tAe unswery-
| ing at,emion OF his immense audience and
was frequently Appiauded 10 the c no.
II Is safe TO say that Mr. Bailey has esiab-
| lilh ed Tor hsmsell a nov ioc4s Oh popular
| lty In the esteem and confidence OF the pso-
ple o. Caldwell county AMI Wal dlwl nc
| welcomed with open handed hospitality
| whom he may see proper TO repeat his well
! come visit.
Among rhe visitors TO the BAILEY speak
ing last night was Hon, J. n. Chilis OF San
| Antonio, who came over TO greet his old
| friend ana schoa.mate, Bailey, an1 a,so q
| look a little after his fences as a pros
peo..ye candidate for the speaNersnip Of
| the next house of representatives. Mr..
| Childs, accompanied by nr. Raliey, lett ioi
| San Antonio this morning, whence Mr.
pailey will so 10 Galveston 10 AL an ap-
poin;ment on Saturday.
Luping, Texas, October 1.-THE excur.
sion 10 Lockhart last night TO hear ths
Hon. ]. W. Bailey carried long train o
coaches over the Arkansas Pass railwa,
filled 10 the doors. Captain :. NJ. Nixon
democratic executive ohslrman and tho
management Of the Aransas Pass railway
are the recipients of compliments iron
every side for the pleasant manner II
which they handled the immense unroni
and the Kindness which was shown u
even the most humble voter who desired L
hear the great ona,or, our 81 liens az
under special obligations 10 Captain Nixol
for mis- un.rlng energy Ia selAns up IN
excursion that was OF 60 much pleasure &
all
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Ascended Nontnk river.

eatue, Wash, October 1.-THE first
We men TO ascend the Noatak river IN
Iska have arrived here. They were Or. X.
franklin aud D. II. Griffith of Rich
la' Va n. Livermore of Port Town
" John Mason. Charles Gay and Wal
hnodes of Seattle, o, Payne of New
CITY and Jack Beach. In two row
tney went up about $50 miles, which
urea twsnty-seven days OF hard woIk.
= return trip was made IN only thirty
~ which gives good idea of the
,eess OF the water in the UNEMPLOYED
~ They al not find any trace OF gold
mentioning, but they discovered a
ny In which wild berries, especially
slts, thrive. also all kinds Of water
vn their return from Kolzsbue SOUND
nsll and Griffith located claims at
ss.lg oly, which they took $3.50 TO the
ped iock. Some OF the gold assays
~ Sls to the ounce.
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seem confident Of large increase In tho
democratic vote tais year"
Mr.. Bailey CURLY characterized as absurd
the fumcs that he intended moving from
Texas TO Kentucky. The rumor probably
erose from the fact that myself ANA a
friend are buying sevensy-threc acres Of
land In Kentucky on which to establish a
horse farm. We are also going to establish
one In North Texas I have theosy that
sust as fne horses ON he raisc1 ZIP there
Ms in Kentucky ard by conducting our
breeding operations In both places wo viii
have exceptional opportunities for demon
stra;irg this theory
ar. Hsi.ey left Tor Galveston last night.
After deliyesing four speeches in the Ten b
district he again leaves the State for a
campaign in republican districts IN Viz
gin!a, West Virginia. Delaware and Indiana
and possibly in Illinois,
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stones rr,cnds for nurieson.

1,ulng, Texas, os;ober I4.The report
chat rs being persistenty circulated by the
friends Of Colonel Wash Jones that THE
friends OF Hen. Heber Stcno Of Brenham
had transferred their allegiance 10 him Is
tho yersest rot Mr. Stones manager In
this county Is authority for the s.atemen.
that every Stone nlan VIII vote and use his
uqnost Influence far Mr., Burleson NJ.
Jones manager had as well look Tor new
matter with Which to boom Jones sto X.
Burltson Win carry Caldwell by rousins
majority.
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Railroad Notes ana Personals.

The usual excursion rates 10 GalNestuh
viii prival On the Bay Shore tomorrow
Judge Ford, attorney for the La Porto
railroad. got in last night from Beaumont.
Nh H. j. Simmons, superintendent of
the La Porto railroad left last night for
AUSTIN.
Mr. NJ. S. Heminger of the claim depart
ment. Houston and Texas Central railroad,
was among the departures for Dallas last
night
Mr.. Radcliffe, private secretary 10 Trai-
fic Manager Bein CT the Southern Pacific.
let last night 10 visit his family in Fort
Worth.
Mr.. j. G. Lindsey, contracting freight
agent of the Missouri, Kansas ana leNas.
is In Dallas looking after the interests OIL
hi road.
Messrs. NJ w. Savage and John Dean Of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas RAILROAD
were among the arrivals at the Lawlor
last night.
Mr.. a. l.. Bowers, superintendent OF
bridges and buildings on the International
aud who also oftc!ates as mayor VI iteA'
tine, is IN the city
Mr.. w II. Mcclure general freight ard
passenger agent OF the Galveston, Houston
and Hendelson railroad, was acre from
| Galveston yesterday
| Mr.. c. A. Gatlin, commercial agent ol
| the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, returhel
| TO his Houston headquarters yesterday from
| a trip over his territory.
Mr. r. D. foakum. general freight and
sssenger agent Of the Houston East ana
| West Texas railroad, is in Dallas on luti'
ness connected with his line
] These who care to uotc the prediction
| will find that there viii be more railroad
| building in Texas in 1899 than In any pre-
] vious year for more than decade.
| Mr.. W. d. Lawson, travelling passenger
| agent OF the Missouri, Kansas ana FoNa;
| r2ilroad. returned here yesterday from
| Northern trip and left last night or Dallas
| Railroad men believe the prevailing coo
westhsr In the South Will soon pa: an ent
10 ths necessity ot quarantine, and tbs
| business public fervsnsly calculate amen.
Mr.. 10 r. Greenhll, city oas,fnget M
| ticket agent Of the Santa he at Houston
| loft last night, accompanied ny ms we
10 snsna a pleas ant vacation visiting ,rierd
| and relatives In Clarksville, Texas
Mir. A. A. Judges, division suq,gptend
enf OF the Pullman Palace Car company a
| Galveston, spent yesterday IN he ci..i ~
eulat ng among bis triends, ana laeiuvhlHll "
putting In his best licks for tao great iiti
mesa lnte!e Is he 80 ably reas2asn-s
should the railroads Of Texas unite in a
effort TO restrain the commission fron
en- orcing its lates, cut in cotton rae, an
everything now looks pretty much TIA
way. the fight will be lively one and sew
eral outside States Will be interested spec
ta.ora
Mr.. ]. y. Wisner, Western pas1snse
agent Of the sesboard Air Lins. returned :
h Is headquarters IN this city yes,ef1ly irei
four week soiourn IN Northern -csorli
On his trip, wh:sa included visits 70 WASH
inston. New York Boston. 5h!csgo an
other points. Mr. Wisler was a1eou'panie
!, By his wife AM little daughter, anil 'eror'
having had an exceptionally delIgat:ul nj
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upon Y, information received from Interested

lies,
ktfsctive October II, rate OF 10 cents
per 100 pounds viii apply on bagglng aud
lies car loads, from v7cksSurg. Miss. to
Houston, Texas.
effective October IL, rates applicable 90
rough wagon wood, in car loads. will apply
IN shiprrsnts oi tent pins wood. car
Ipads. from Newport, Ark TO Dallas
Texas.
Effective octchcr is. rates OF s5 cents
psr 100 pounds will apply on cotton linters
any quantity, from Fort Smith, ARK, e
Galveston and pnrl Arthur. TcXas
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Jup,cIAL CONVENTION.
Nominations to Re Made In the Thir-
ty-sixth district.

simon, Texas October l4.--p. odsrh
chairman OF tho democratic executive
committee OF San Patrlcio county. hss ~.
coIvcd circular letter from Macon
Nancy of Pearsall, who has been recently
eprolrtea chairman OF the Thirty-slNth ju-
dical district by State Chairman Bell, vice
George Nj. Martin OF Plessanton removed
addressed te, tbs democrats Of the Thirty
sixth judicial district, stating thst con-
yention will be held In Pcarsall October "a
1898, for the purpose Of nominating n demo
cratic candidate for judge ana district at
tnYnay for said district
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Gnndniupe vnIiry RniIrond.

II is siven out on reliable authority that
arrangements have been perfected by which
the Guadalupe Valley railroad Will build
by wsy CT Yoakum and that tracklay ng
will commence within the next two months.
The citizens OF Yoakum have offered the
necessary inducements 10 this end. and Sc
cured for tht'.r toNn an enterprise that caa
not fail to materially promote its business
IN cresfs
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I. 6. kecue, city, Jas. 8 Guthrie, Column
5, Ohio; L, r. Adams, Chicago; G. H. liig-
ps, 81. Louis, VIM. NJ. Phillips, Salem, Va;
|. 5. Hero, San Antonio, Adclph Aderor,
Fw York, o. i. Brown, city, w. w. Adicks.
pntsville: j. Conklin, Jersey City; y. b.,
1eht Galveston, NJ, Bassist, Baltimore; A.
Meister. Leon Victor. Down In Dixie" Co !;
4. Mcdowell and wife, Smithville, II. S.
bye, Norris Bros. S. U. Emanuel Louis-
|ie, A. D, r Johnston, j. W. Alderman.
Fw York; Ben Levy city; ]. A. Bachman,
pstin; j. Il, Moueean, Dallas John D. Roy.
\, Chicago; Wm. H. Tetr1ll New York: +,
(ailzhopi, q, Louis; A.C. Tompkins, Hemp
fiIas
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For County clerk.

In another column of The Post this
morning appears the announcement OF Mr..
George p. Brown for this position OF coun-
" clerk OF Harris county. Mr. Brown Is
we'll klown TO the local community, hay-
ipy resided here nearly his entire life.
ne is clever afabie genti man. OF splen
did integrity. and no doubt is fully ca
liable OF dischargins ths ditles OF the Of
flce 10 which b. aEnires. Republican n
politics. Mr.. Brown Is ~ the same time
conservative while being consistent
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SAN ANGELO snow.
Three steers Noped and Tied in
Three Minutes Nineteen Seconds.

Three steers Noped and Tied in
Three Minutes Nineteen Seconds.
San Angelo, Texas, october l4.-Today
was the second day OF the riding aud roplng
ooutess The most interesting thing on the
programme wss the matched cattle roping
contest between Fred Baker and !mstis
Gardner; each man was 10 tie three steers.
the one making the best total time to iaRe
the purse OF 500. Baker woa the purse In
minutes aud 10 seconds; Gardeners limo
was 3 minutes and 81 seconds, The hest
time in tying one steer was made by l'akcr.
8, seconds.
Prize racing filled out the days sn.er-
tanment.
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Rates $3.50 ard $500 per day
LoR...., JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

n. WEES am wife, W. II. Turner and wife,
|Ianoht Mr. T. Morris, Liberty =. B.
/ ElTcy, Chicago; dohnlG nuifieid ald wife,
PNssbl'' Edw. Limb. ST. Louis; G. N. Hos
4 Nish Etster, Edna: G w. Batter, ssl,
HOMO; John *. Kosson, Fort Worth. Geo.
hoener, Baltimore; Chas Parks BRENNAN ,
= Robinson, Huntsville. NJ j. Bassist,
Iumors' Miss Martha biigh san Antonio;
|muel z Frost, Corslcana; j. e. Blake.
fsc, New Orleans; J. u. Bryant. II. l.. Au.
y city $. ~ Finley Dallas; +. l.. Chap
~ cntro; II. 4 Shares, New York; e,
IT, California. A. A Judges. Galveston
!, Guthrie, Columbus; Miss VI. McMillaA.
sbee, Miss Lucio Mcmillan, New Orleans;
W savage, NJ. X. and T.; Geo. VI. Morse.
ytea, Geo. ]. Vincent, Evansville.
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rom ntehnr,lson,s Grafton.

Mr.. Tom Richardson. the irrepressib's
ard go-shead secretary OF the Houston
Business League. leaves this morning iov
League City. where h Will delivsr before
the assemblies truck farmers OF thai en-
te-prssing and prosperous burg an epito'
nlzed Grafton on the subject Of scientlfi,
far,ning Mr. Richardson has devoted
much time ard hard study 70 thu inser'
esting theme as a fheory aud II goa with
ous saylax that his speech will hs ''oni
cf ths greatest efforts OF his ne.