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RAILROADS.
Washington { Great Falls
Electric Railway
River Road.
Only Direct Route to Glen Echo
and Historic Cabin John
RridUe

On and after August "a cars will leave Union
station. S6th and Prospect ave, West Washington
terminus OF the Metropolitan and Capital Irae-
ton Company lines), az follows:
Every 30 minutes, from $50 A. NJ to 500 A. NJ
Every 20 minutes from $40 A. M. to p. NJ,
Every Is minutes. from p. N. TO 9:3C "A:
Every 30 minutes, from $50 p. N. to H'so
p. M
Returning leave Cabin John Bridge and Glen
Echo
Every 30 minutes, irom G:2o A. VI. to $50 An
Every 20 minutes from $50 A. VI. to 2;3o IN
EVery/l5 minutes, from 230 F. NJ. to 10 r: j.
Every 20 minutes from 10 p. N. to IL r H.
Or oftener, traffic demands
my 2l-tf F. H. FOWLER, Supt-
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wANTED-ROoMS,

WANTED-In the NV, by 5 adults, , furnished
and unfurnished rooms, with board; near
line; state your lowest figures and address
HOME, this cffice. Item
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FOR SALE-Beautiful villa sites, from park OF
an acre to five acres in size; about minutes
walk from railroad station; about miles from
Washington city; cheap fare; price 500 per acre
on very easy terms. Call or write for particulars
JAMES E CLEMENTS, 1921 st. W.
au2114t
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IMPORTANT To PENSIONERS-My Office. 30,
Pa. ave. Capitol EIill Will be open sun
day night at II o'clock tmidnightJ FOR the exc
crton OF pension vouchers JOHN II. O'DON-
NELL. Justice Of the Peace and Notary Public
se3-3t
PENSION VOUCHERS executed az iyh ard F sts.
opp site l. :. Pension agency: offce oper
from midnight SUNDAY through Monday. ard con
tiniously the entire week. FRANK ID. BLACK
ISTONE. Notary se3-St
PENSIONERS Office open from midnight SIND y
B. T WEBSTER. Notary. 5l3 tn 81. NV; /;
d,ors from agency; mistakes never made;
vouchers executed Labor Day are legal ssl-3t
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HELP WANTED - MALE AND
FEMALE,

''RIIL WE KNOW our loved ones after death
and the resurrcction?" is Pastor Z. IIEZ
SWEMS subject Sonday night Second BAPTIST
Church Auditorium. sth ST. and Va. ave Sc 1t
NANTED-White man in a bar; colored man TO
work on farm; cOlored women. BOG G St
NV. 1t
wANTED-Ladies and gents, good business adj
dress. for soliciting; weekly salary paid.
Call from 10 ?, Room 81, Warder Building
1t
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&ANTED-RcCMS AND BoARD
LOST AND FOUND.

FOR RENT-Furniture in part p lyment for board
Address +. b. F.. this office. sel-3t
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FOR SALE-sUBURPAN.

FOR SALE-Kensington, Nd. on Knols ave., near
station, a beautiful home; $3.50.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A PROFESSIONAL RETOUCHER will give pri-
vate lessons in retouching. Bon Is. this Of
fee se3-3t-em
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wANTED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.

RANTED-A large draught horse; must be sound
and backed by proper guarantee. Apply 1913
9TH ST. NV. se2-3t
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PENSION VOUCHERS.

PENSION VOUCHERS promptly executed by
JOHN A. HAYWARD. Notary Public 1876
lith st. NV, on and after Sept. ), from 5 a. m
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ANDREW SMALL ACADEMY. Jamestown, Md
Adapted TO needs OF office holders wishing
their children at accessible country school; for
catalogue. address WM. NELSON. se2-2wk-em
COLLEGE for girls at Takoma Park, Washington,
ID. c.: full curriculum, music art, and elo-
cution Address REV. JAS. WILLIS, Falls
Church Va. se2-5t
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-One square piano in perfect condi-
ton; S35 cash. Address sos o ST.
auS0-6t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED -First-class oyster cook Apply or ad-
dress l3i eth ne. Item
WANTED-A good reliable white woman 10 cook,
wash and iron; reference. 10 NJ 81. NV.
e.3-.,t-rin
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

MANTED-Ycung man over 20 10 learn photo
fIgpl business; salary s. TO start with; must
oup wbcrl S32 G St NV Item
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FOR SALE-Brookland, D. c., Galveston ST.,
bet 18th and 18th, s-room frame house; lot
5Ox15O; 81, 500.
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WANTED-Girl for general housework. MRS. Ne
CoRMlCK, corner 10th and Providence 81,
BTouklund Item
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.


WANTED-Clerkship. by sober, reliable man; ex-
peri5nced in pension and other claims; city
ref Bon 222 fhis office Item
WANTED-By young man, place TO drive, or
work in store or house; best of reference. Ad-
dress s0s ST. Sc. se33t-em
WANTED-Situation in furniture store; wood-
work vanishing etc; will work for reason
able wages where work is steady. Address L. T.
W, this Office. IL
WANTED-By a graduate of Washington High
School. with knowledge of typ, writing a-d
st,nography position OF any kind. Address bon
Cpl. this office. se3-St
gASTED-Young man attending niaht college
wants position; refer 10 former employers in
real estate and hotel business. T. II. L., this
Office. sel-3t-eIn
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Call for seHli-monthIy Bulletins.
For SAIE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-M Modern S--oom brick hou-e with
stable Apply on the premises, 1909 Sth st.
NV. se33t-ein
FOR SALE-Must leave city; nice home, cheap;
call once. 720 18th 81. ne se2-3t-em
FOR SALE-Sew brick: 9 rooms; 523 18th 81.
Sc; a. H. l.; store and dwelling, good To-
cation; store for rent. Apply premises
sel-3t
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1AsNER's SHORTHAND

And Business College. l. and T. Bldg, 9th and F.
Day and night sessions. Open all summer. Cata-
logue au29Imo-em
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tract is completed il viii furnish another

tract Is completed IL will furnish another
magnificent suburban driveway.
While MIR. Storre is working out Main
street Mr. Lucas Is extending the Fifth
ward pavement with brick on concrete
foundation from the point where the as
phalt pavement stepped on to the city
limits. Mr.. Lucas is using for this con-
tract paving brick from Coneovile,
Ark, which Is pronounced by experts TO
be very superior brick.
Matters are net moving as smoothly as
they might with qhe Ayres asphalt people.
Before recommending the acceptance of
their pavement 1t Is understood that the
board Of public works is putting the surface
material 10 thorough chemical test. II
is claimed that the specifications In the
make up of the material We're changed from
those prepared by the engineer. and while
the asphalt people make no concealment
that the change in specifications was made.
they claim that 1t was with the knowledge
Of the city engineer and that It was to the
city's advantage. as The change improved
the character % the pavement.
The board OF public works has taken
several samples from wearing surface of
the pavement and will send them TO TIE
Agricultural and Mechanical college at
BRYAN for chemical test. upon the result
Of which I; is understood they will recon-
mend the acceptance OF the work.
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Marriage License.


Marriage licenses were Issued IN Tho %,
lowing PERSONS during the week:
w. u. Carter and Miss Mamie NAV M.s-
lerson: 'i"s mas
Otto Carl and Miss Harner s. cnurt
~ Holmes and Miss Marie Kuhn,Il
Harry Bray Cline and MISS Anne Gov
trude psmuke. VET
Thomas, iasiof
Willie Brown and Gortio Smith.
c. +. Bohlae and Miss Annie srho,a.
kopf 'unole-
otto Holm and Miss Hermne eroschto
Richad Westall ana Mrs, Adelaide Dren i.
] u. Nelson and Miss Olive Ncwber,
Thomas j. Hobbs and Miss chipsie E,.-
Napoleon Branch and Lily Bell Tones
Thomas II. Stone anu Miss lS!orSnee
Blake. 'o'eu'e
Joe Goodman aud Margaret Hunt.
norman Jackson and Emma Cainnh,lI
sam Walters and Sophie Porter
kohert Nicholson and Miss Corinne Cas-.
uelannoas N's'
- A. bolton and Mrs. Eliza Milsaps.
= Abgrt l.. Haag and Miss Beatrice +
Gordon H''NS ~
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FOR sircct "Reminiscences.

Mr., Louis sShmih is announced in this
mornings Post as a candidate for street
commissioners, subject 10 the action OF the
democratic day primaries.
He says in his platform. among other
things;
consider that the paved aud gravel
streets should be cleaned daily b. men
regularly employed for that purpose, and
that the mon so employed shall be put
under oath 10 faithfully and honestly per-
form their duty
That the men employed to clean the
PAVED and gravel streets shall be recon-
mendcd by The street commissioner sub
That the mud or dirt accumulated on
the streets shall he moved daily. irrespec-
tive of the locality
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STREET. PAVING Work.
Washington street completcs-pros.

Washington street compictct-pror-
ress of Other Contrac,x.
Contractor storrie yesterday comn,e,.,
his street paving contract on washinefon
street by finishing the work 10 uous,an
avenue, where 1t connects with The nave.
tncnt laid by Mr.. Lucas from that Main,
out TO the city links, thus giving n con.
tinuous brick pavement from the Milan,
street bridge to the city limits ATOMS
Washington street Only the south slda
Of me pavement more recently laid ~ ~
Storrie. being that section for few S,anu,
south OF Houston avenue. is now open "a
travel, and the other side win M, X. ~
opened UP TO the public Tor four or t,"s
days yet, In ordsr 10 permit the concrs,s
foundation 10 settle. y
Mr, Sterile Is now at work on his MAI.
street contract, laying a brick paye,n.n,
along Main from McGowan to Inc 'n.,,,
limits where u win connect with 4 first,
Glass Macadem county road that extends
nut 70 The poo. farm. distance Of sbs's
Si1i6 miies Xhep. thu. Il ain street s,,, :
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Gus cashton. NJ. IL. Williams. r. Miller,
Indian Territory; W. S. Van Msypc. Texas;
John Mcguire G. H.. Gorton, Chicago. =. A.
Nahey. San Antonio; &. II. shipp. New Or
leans: q, IL. Stevens. NJ. Y Harris Fort
Worth j. j, Kross and wife, Tyler; Paul a.
Fitzgerald, Chirago; ~. W. Walker. Austin
T ., Craig. Edna; Moe Stein. New York; W
Il. Brazeton. Waco; W. " Shields, Calves
ton, /. r. IIill, Austin; Rupert s. Allison
Bert X. Smith. l.. T.. Noycs Toxpa; G, e..
Jadua, II. and T. C.; q l.. Noble. Palestine.
". w. Mansfield New York !. u, ODanoi
San Angelo; Miss VI. Hughes, Victoria; Dor
man N. Davidson. Texas; a p. MoNei. Gal
San Antonio. W. j. Althouse. st. Louis; W
j. ogle. Ennis: James y. Orr and Wife, Plttg-
burg; Il. T, smith, Fort Worth. I, W i'rs-
aelton. Carmona.
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Northwestern, Cotton Belt. Texas and IA
ciflc. Kansas City, Watkins ana Guli. Chit
cago, Rock Island and Texas. Cnoctaw.
Oklahoma and Gulf. and the fort Worth
and Denver city
Those attendant upon yesterdays meet
ing were. q. H. Noble. assistant general
superintendent, International and Great
Northern, also representing the Texas and
Pacific; j. j. Kress, superintendent OF car
service. Cotton Belt; NJ. v. Harris, audi
tor and car accountant Chicago. Rock Is
land and Texas; c. II. Stevens, aupcrin-
tendent OF transportation. Fort Worth and
Rio Grande; w. II; Sheldon. car account
ant, Santa Re, also representing the Fort
Worth and Denver city; X. r. Granger.
representing the Texas and New Orleans
and Galveston, Harrisburg and san All
tonic, and O. q. Iaqnai car accountant.
Houston and Texas Central. also rcprs-
sentingl tho Bay shore line and The sher-s
man. Shreveport and Southern.
After the purposes OF the association had
been fully discussed permanent organlga-
tion was effected, and the following offi-
GERS elected. w. r. Sheldon, president. J.
j. Krcss; vice president; q. G. Jsgua, Sec
Rotary, and G. II. Stevens. treasurer. The
following committees, were also appointed:
Car servico--C. Isuiolph, TEXAS and Pa
ellie; II. p Granger, Southern Pacific. and
j.. NJ Richardson. Fort Worth and Denver
City,
OFFICE methods and arrountlng-F. IL
Lewis. Arkansas Pass; n. H. Wcddle. Katy.
and +. NJ. Rake, assistant general man
ager Texas Midland.
DiscussIon--J. II. Hill, Galveston. Hous
ton and Henderson; u. -. Cushing Hous
ton East and West Texas; p. Il. Hook.
weatherford, Mineral Wells and North
western.
1t was decided that the meetings OF the
association should be held quarterly, and
the next is scheduled for April 10 at Fort
Worth.
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A pusy LOCALITY.
The Fair Ground Aaa,..on Talsins

The Fair Ground Addition Taking
an New Life ana Activity.
There is more life aud activity displayed
at present ip the Fair Ground addition than
In any other section OF the city.
In addition to the large force OF hands
working on the extension OF the Mein street
nayement from McGowan street out, Com
tractor VIM has commenced work on tho
$4,000 school building which is to occupy
Inc block donated the city by the Houston
Land and Improvement company, circum-
scrihed By raam and Aneta and Louis
iana and Smith streets. This building will
nc not only an ornament 10 ths immediate
location, but credit to the city.
oteer improvements, the outgrowth OF
private enterprise will be a Handsome
$4,000 residence that Mr., J j. Campbell
VII coon erect on Main street. betweea
.,u and Aneta. Mr.. camrbsll, IA aa-
LIBERATION OF the increased values in this
9ecfIpp that would be incident 10 tho con-
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'rhe shnrl.s, Entrr,ninmen,.

The Sharks ciu, viii meet tonight Ia
discuss their proposed Joint benefit enter
itanment 10 be given on March IT at the
opera house for The lraath Homo aud ST.
Joseph's Inprinary.
The programme committee has arranged
for that oecasitn 10 give farce. comedy
under the direction OF Mr.. John Mason.
latc az Charles Frohman's Einpire theat 81
company OF New York. In which the follow .
Ing we'll known ladies and gentlemen win
take part; Mesdames n, Q. Munger ana
=. ~ Loekman. Miss FRANKIE Hite. Miss
Aline Knight and Miss Amy Knight;
Mcssrs. w. Kendall. II g. Lldstone, A.
v. Whstty, e, A. Williams,
]. under the direction q Al. W. s. Mason
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can SERVICE orFicERs onaANlxG.
Their First Mcetins Held IN Honsten

Yesterday.
A number OF the car accountants Of the
various Texas lines met in the parlors o..
the Capitol hotel yesterday and organized
the Southwestern Association OF Car Scr
vice Officers. The purposes Of the organi-
xation are to improve the methods Of
handling car records, for the handling aud
movements of cars and to improve the car
service in che Southwest generally. The
association covers Texas, Louisiana ANA
the Indian Territory, the following roads
being Interested; Fort Worth and Rio
Grande, Galveston, Houston and Hender-
son, Galveston, In Porte and Houston.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Ne. Houston East
and West Texas, Houston AMI Texas
Central. International and Great Northern,
Kansas City, Pi,tsbsrs and Gulf. Missouri.
Kanyss and Texas. San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass Sherman. Shreveport nd South
~ % sss x 2sssss rs ss'sf; s's:
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THE IiuTciIINs
HOUSE,.
q. z. a. hena.

~NssE ~ " quarters
a. W. Schmidt New Orleans, III " sgd
ncy, 81. Louls: W. N Cain smiihvillc; J.
Il Jacksnn, Waco: Ed, H. ttaoke, fmith-
VILE; j "A, La'nson. snthsille, James Y.
HiiI. Jr.. Llyingstcn; 8. Is, Stevenson, CHI
csgo; Lake worthlnstop Atlanta Angelo
Gcrixxo. Brownsyillcs simon schwartz Gin
cinnat: Albert q. MnMton, Mobile; ASP.
Underwood Austin; Z. T. Luuahnn, 81. Louis;
Mira. Mary Suinpter and two children Hills
boro; j. II. Bpydell wife and daughter, New
Orleans; : H. Flanders, Fort Worth, oliver
Doqding. st Louis: a. Stein. 81. Louis,
NJ. DIes. beaumont; Thec. lie Blanc, West
Lake: I'D Murzygamba. San Antonio: Chns.
WHO, New Orleans; A. L. Shaw, ST, Louis;
John Maguire Chicago: VIII Nj Dpnicr
Huntington. Pa, i, N. Dcrkley. Fort Worth,
NJ. r., Conner. Dallas: Char. Willie, New Or
teams: q. NJ. Hnll. Abingdon. III; u u. o.
Daniel. San Angelo; W, VI. ThHtcbef, Dallas;
y. u, Parker Dallas; Harvey Norris Snni
AptoBios 81 uhlnlanh. Galveston. Il. T.
Smith. Galveston. Mrs. Chas. Wendell, Hall
letnyllle. Miss GuRsic P0grl Ilalletsyiiie A.
D. Nash. San Antonio, Thomas Aldrsdse.
city; n. Rairps, Durham N. g.; S. AZ, Lit-
tIeaeid. Coviugton. KY; Nm. II. Behfing.
San Antonio; a. Samusls. cbicngo. IL. " eud-
hagen and wife, Milvaukee j. =. William
soFs Bryan; John Il. Manchester, Omaha !:
~ II. Halliday. Kussclklllc, Ala; y. Vi.
1njte, Butte, Mont: j., r. Nagel Dallas;
So hirst, 0tsenviiis; ~ w. Mpgnori,
Qr.epsiile; G. IA. Davidson, Galveston; j. W.
0tifeth, AuffaIo, N. Y. 81 B Z. X I. 5Sl.S
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Nnt Cnnnnchtn Texn..

The slashing OF passenger rates to ST.
Louis, 1t seems, is not confined to Texas.
The Katy and the Missouri Pacific are cut
ting rates to get business from Fort Scott,
Kan. Some days ago the Katy announced
low rate from Fort Scott to st. Louis for
today, and the Missouri Pacific met the
rate from all competitive points = Fort
Scott. Harrisonville Mo- Nevada, Jeifer-
son city and selala. Fiilay the Katy re
,Iuced the rate to Sc for the round trip.
which the Missouri Pacific promptly mot.
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John Il. Durkee to Piettina Canine.
lot ~ Oi.5i acresl .......-..,..'..
j. "A Breeding ct al tby sberih) to
Conrad Schwarz. GIG acres In An
drew DAILY survey 49,. .,........
D. A. McGiIvary ct al tby sheriff 10
Conrad schwar2. lots 3o aud 30,
block Belle pain addition ...
Mariana Bagby 81 al TO Louis Hous-
man. lot s. part IL. block ~, sontn
side Buffalo bayou . 4. -.;s , :.
u. ID. Lindsey and VIE Lulu ~
TO W. IS. Root. lot IL. block ~
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IntcrnntionnI's Excursion..

w. T. Music, travelling passenger agent
for the International and Great Northern,
who Is In Hot Springs working up the ex-
tursion the International intends TO run
10 Texas advises that a large crowd will
take advantage OF the low round trip rate
offered aud viii see The Empire of the
Southwest Az the same time the Inter-
national Will run an excursion from Texas
to Hot Springs at the rate OF $40 for tbs
round trip.
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snn,n nc improvements.

The Santa 70 viii have the old passen.
ger depot ON Congress avenue moved from
the present site soms distance toward
Preston avenue next week TO AFFORD room
for the new building, The material for
the new track scales has arrived and viii
be put to use Within tho next few days
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.
WILL NOT PARTICIPATE.
Southern Pncinc's Demand ON Trans
continental nusIncsa.

continental business.
Notice has been served by the Southern
Pacific on all of it's connections that It
Will not participate IN the passenger rate
war inaugurated by the Canadian Pacific
on transcontinental business. but will in
fist upon full proportions ON all business
ticketed over it's lines The Southern Pa
ellie has as much klondike business orig
mating in California as 1t can very we'll
handle over its Shasta route. On this bus
ingss 1t Is receiving full local fares, and II
thinks It would be very fcoiah To place
them In jeopardy by taking part in a fight
IT.. which 1t Is very remotely interested.
The effect of Its decision viii be to bar
stun further the Missouri ri1pr gntoways
against the cut rates Roaos using those
gatoways have been exceedingly anxious
from the outset If the fight TO prntec, them
and now It appears that they would not be
ahle TO use them in connection with the
cut rates If they would,
reports are in circulation that the Cam
adian Pacific road Is buying up stock OF
the Minneapolis and ST. Louis, with the
view of securing controlling interest. The
acquisition would give The Canadian Pacific
route to the Missouri river by which 1t
could constantly hold a club over the Chi
cngo and Missouri river roads. Had IL
control of the read now the Canadian Pa
cific could carry the rate war into tac
heart OF the enemy's country.
Tho Grand Trunk officials announce that
they have made an arrangement with the
Great Northern railway. and Will meet
whatever rates the Canadian Pacific has
made TO the West, without allowing for the
differential II is expected that the Cana
dian Pacific will further reduce its rates
to the West. and II so, the Grand Trunk
will meet them.
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NrM schcdulr Soon.

Tho International aud Great Northern
officials arc preparing TO put into effect a
new schedule on the Columbia Tap, which
will have the effect of relieving the OBJ
jections of the people Of the section south
of Houston, double daily train service
is to be established soon. u PASSENGER leRv-
ing Houston IN the evening aud returning
in the morning, and mixed train TO leave
IIougton In the morning and return In the
afternoon,
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uumncri,lna I,resbyterIan 4 y

Services were held at tns s.K1
min and Pcase at 3 p. M III, ~ safG
by DR.. b. D.. Cockreli. n ~
both services were listeneu an1lJs
found attention. His ciea. ~
Scripture in the case OF the en- NJ Is p
to his nelghbor in the n' isa,,rnsy -
bread for his friend on nis J nd r.
Importantly with which ns .yas ~
bread until he received y. nrseS1
with interest by every one tSrlaGl1
The sermon addressed 70 ~ ri n
listened TO with mucn ~" "
profit. .~ain w.
Rev. Cockrell breaches asA'A AK.
a. m. and 7;45 p m. - '&S
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struction of the school buildlns -,
extension of the Main street r ssrl
bought block of ground WIZ
surround this handsome resiuca ~ ~ I
In addition to this residences :, u u
class are soon to be constructed, ~
corner of Tuam and Milan ~
corner OF Elgin and Main,
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General Agent Booth OF the lnternationnl
and Great Northern yesterday wired City
Passenger Agent Hunter that the deem
water committee from Houston had arrived
at the National capital safely and the
party was In the best OF spirits,
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NO ADVICE GIVEN

II tho Mallory line mado rate Of 1lh
cents on New York cotton yesterday no
advice was given in Houston aud the south
ern Pacific officials received no such notiii-
cation a shipper yesterday told res
Porter for The Pist that he had asked the
steamship line for Assures on cotton and
was refused, the plea being that the line
wanted no moro cotton at present
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ThH HOTELS
CAPITOL HOTEL
ARRIVALS.

Rates, $50 to
400 per day. Six
~ iegant roons.
~hh bata. Large
rainpie 7 o o N 4.
Centrally located.
Bast accommoda-
lions for CONNER
eiai men IN the
city.
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Suits for County co,,r,

in the county court today Gustav Lot
busch fled suit against Paul Flock for
DAMAGES In the sum OF $1,000 on account OF
an assault alleged TO have been made ~
ihe plaintiff By she defendant on FebrnaJx
Is, 1888.