The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-02
Rniirond Notes ana Personals.

The employees OF the Wabash now wear
uniforms, all graded according to rank.
The cotton receipts at the Houston and
Texan Central yards yesterday were $685.
bales.
Hon Waiter Gresham, one of Calves
tons railroad lawyers, was in Houston yes
terGly.
Ono Of the Morgan limo steamships will
sail from Galveston for Brownsville tomnr-
row morning,
Mr. 7. \. German assistant superintend-
ent OF the Waco branch, Houston and Tex
as central railway, is in the city.
Mr.. W q. Van Week, manager of the
Sunset left yesterday for San Antonio on
business connected with his road.
MIR. w, y. Renhardt, travelling passenger
agent Of the Southern Pacific. arrived at
his headquarters here last night from San
Antonio
Mr.. ], D. Golding commercial agent OF
the Rock Island. came in yesterday after
noon from successful business hunt in
the interior.
Mr., w. b. Groseclose. assistant general
fire. ght agent of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas returned TO the city yesterday from
North Texas.
Tie current number OF the Railway Jour
nal, published in st. Louis. is as hand
some ami entertaining as a pretty school
girl graduate,
The Houston and Texas Central brought
in solid train OF eighty seven cars ye,-
terday, the aggregate tonnage of which vas
1900 tons Of freight.
MIR. 1t. d. Yoakum, general freight and
passenger agent Of the Houston East and
west Texas railroad, returned from bust
ness trip IN North Texas yesterday
Mr.. W. =. Mcclure. tn. energetic gem
- q nnh
Galveston, Houston and Hsnler.3n rail-
road, was here from Galveston yesterday.
MIR. II. A. Jones, general freight agent
OF the Sunset ana Houston and Texas Gem
sral railroads, who wa attending the COM
mission at Austin, has returned to the city.
Mr., William Doherty tra cling frelgh.
and passenger agent CT the Houston East
and West rexds railroad. has returned from
yislt TO New York, St. Louis and other
poinis.
Mr.. C. w. Rein, traffic manager of the
southern Pacific, wto has been on ofticlal
business in New Orleans. ST. Louis ana
other points. returned TO Houston yester-
day morning.
Mr., j. b. Brooks, commercial agent of the
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway, al
ter business stay OF several days in tae
city, returned last night TO his heaiqulr-
tiers in San Antonio.
Mr.. y. >. Meidrum, general manager of
the Houston East and West Texas railroad
returned 10 the city yesterday from an ex-
tended Eastern trip. He was accompanied
by his wife, and travelled In his private car
Mr.. 0. G, Gatlin. commercial agent OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas in this city.
returned yesterday from a business tiip
over his territory He reports traffic lively
ut all points, and is we'll satisfied with his
trip
Mr., Herbert J. Sherwood. os. the Texas
and New Orleans shops In this city. mas
returned from delightful visit to San An
tonic, where he was the guest OF Colonei
Nj. u. Monserrate. vice president aud gsa-
eral manager of the Aransas Pass railroad
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas has 40,
out a regular Bin Nye flyer, announcing in
the most seductive and witty terms the
cheap rates and superb accommodations Of
fereI by that road TO those wishing to at
tend 'he Peace Jubilee ana HandShaking
Carnival between the South and the North
which take place at Omaha October 10 to
IA, The rate Is only one cent psr mile.
Mr.. NJ Is Kinssbury, agent Of the Nor
gan Steamship company at Brownsville. Is
al the Lawior in this city. accompanied By
his wife. Mr.. KingsSury has Just returned
from pleasant visit to General Manager