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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

RAILROAD BONDS-Market dull and weak.
Total sales amounted in par value to 81 i'I 900
against 81 010Us) on TUESDAY The more I'M
portant dealings were IN the AtchisOn issues.
Rock Island debenture rs. Erie prior IS Metro
polltan street Railway general rs. Mexican In
terna.ional first Is. Kansas and Texas seconds,
Northern Pacific general lien 3s the prior Is.
Reading general Is, Southern Railway rs. Texas
and Pacific seconds Union Pacific. Denver and
Gulf first receipts. Union Pacific As. Wabash
seconds. Kansas and Texas first is. Missouri
Pacific consol Is and ST Louis ana Iron Noun
tain general rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
STATEN ISLAND ELECTRIC RAILROAD.

The staten Island Electric Railroad Company
reports for the quarter ended December 81.
1897 Gross earnings. S3S305; operating ex-
penses S36361: other income S2f3 fixed
charges Sc6lGi: net loss S243I1. The gem
eral balance sheet shows Assets: Cost OF road
etc. 50 1901 400. stocks and bonds. S26O0D: sup
piles. 5000: open accounts. S2.6l6. cash on
hand. Sl.31S: additions and betterments. Sill
223; profit and loss deficiency. 500 30 total
S3tf1.534 Liabilities Capital 81 80 90:
funded debt S2,oONO: loans and bills SCI 900;
interest due and accrued SG5.Sl6: due for
So 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
TIE TRADE ~ CHTClGO.

Chicago. March I'm site ~ some bull feat
ures. wheat to-day was weak Letter reports
about i"o'o bushels cash wheat sold to day.
most or II cargoes afoat Il was the largest
single days business since last September. when
in one day he sold over 5O0OOo bushels 10 the
other side This was not the only bull feature
to wheat. Everything from the other side was
strong. The price here however. was decidedly
weak There was a drop Of cents from the
opening and the close was at about the bottom
1t was hard to explain the decline St Ioui.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
PHILADELPHIA, READING & NEW ENG
LAND K. K. COMPANY. FIRST
1ORTGAGE BONDhOLDERS'
COMMITTEE.

The Committee has prepared Tor submission - 'ns
holders u the securities a Plan ani Agreement = 10
organization & the Philadelphia. Reading & New Eng
land Railroad. copies o, which may be obtained a. ne
office a the Fidelity Insurance. Trust and SAFE
Deposit Company. 325 327 chestnut -. phiadelphA
where fuu information may be obtained eecuri,ies
deposited and after Mach IL. 1895
proposed foreclosc the present First Mortsase
ard :, create and new The u ne
Hartford & Connecticut Western Ralroad remain IN
disturbed The lease If the nn,cleSs county Railroad
upon Of that Company tour AMI one-
half per made for the construction OF
a branch In or near Springfield Massachusetts,
Assessments VIII te required be pad as f'l'ws:
Upon the Series ~ Bonds. 100. upon ,he Series %
B,nds So, upon the Preferred SiocN ami upon mo
Common STOCK 2'4co Tor which payments the new FRS,
Mortgage Bonds wall he given AZ par Ten per cent q.
company. the balance Will he payable ~ called f'r ~
the Committee. not more than 23'; az any me tine sns
Mt ou~n"r than at intervals x - Jays ~ when +"
days notice shall be sler.
sind cate has underwr,ttcn tie payment u me az
easements the Income Bonds stock = the Conf-
pany AMI VIII acquire the rights ~ the holders % A.
s"'s"d securities who 10 MT deposit them and pay Va
ss"ssnents thereon
The time within which securities may -
deposited IN limited to April 18th. Isos.
GEORGE a FLETCHER. Chairman
CHARLEMAGNE TOWER. JR
ARrH r BROCK.
HENRY L. DAVIS.
HENRY - aEINAs
IL Il PIGOTr
EOuEET NJ JANNEY
JOHN W banner. secretary
JOHN SAII.ER.
JOSEPH MOORE JR.
WILLIAM H. jerks.
MORGAN & LEWIS.
sEAPLEY BALLARD.
Philadelphia March itth. 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

Actl cash hal. 500 1852 s22i9i23l+ Dec Ss''4">
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
ce,pts reported from WASHINGTON. S''o"l1: IN
ternal revenue receipts S219,973. and the INSECT
laneous receipts 1920: total Government re
cepts for the day sS6S 90; expenditures. >"22-
001 Receipts for the month 10 date. 81 ''"'3'"'
expenditures S2G ~ 600: excess Of expenditures,
50 O43G:i Rcceipts for the fiscal year to date
5000 POI 3l2: payments. $29S. 26i.N''; excess OF
receipts. 81 O2G4 49, Receipts Of National BANK
notes for redemption today, S2>3.%6.
SCB-TREASURY.-The Sub Treasury was
debtor OF the Clearing House Sio4322 Its net
loss on balance was S11oS7o. made up by loss
IN coin Of $51.9 90. and n loss In currency OF
S11S04S. To-days operations included: Receipts
S301501S; payments S3,lS5.sSS resulting in
general balance Of S196 1.4G1 consisting Of
S140672324 coin and SAG IS" 321 currency.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

London. March -. p. m.-The market for
American securities was without decided feature
and ruled irregular with bearish undertone
owing to political complications. The closing tone
was duh. with no demand Last prjces were
Atch'son' ll'4; Canadian Pacific. S35s. St Paul.
~; Illinois Central. 10ii2; Louisville and Nash
vile. 4Si.: Mexican Central new As &c; New
York Central. ll3; Erie 1915: PENNSYLVANIA,
'S14' Reading, S',: Erie. FIRST preferred 81; Mex
lean ordinary 2"i. and Grand Trunk Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
SECT RITES By AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday
by auction at the New-Yo Real Estate Sales
ROOM by Adrian II. Muller e. Son:
$50 90 Jersey CItv - water scrip. registered due
April 1902 Interest April and October Ac-
crIed interest from October last ~ be
charged the purchaser ............. llO%
20 shares Western tnion Telegraph Company: s.
80 Bank - Kentucky. Of Louisville. ny 40
$1,000 Morris Essex Railroad Company ~ con
struction mortgage registered bond. due 1901 $3.50,
coupons April and october .l13h&
5000 Rochester civ =, bonds due January j.
1909. Coupons January and July. ...... .li5H
5000 CIV 4 Cincinnati lFs bonds. du" May l. .
1905. Coupons Nav md November -. rs
$50 shares Goshen and Dsckerto~n Railway -
shares F.rst National Bank n Brooklyn. 500
1856 shares Pen. rlyann Coal Company. ........35O
SO Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 81,
consolidated mortgag. bonds due February. -
1855. Interest February and August. 92H
5000 city Of Cincinnati 3Ir> bonds duo July |.
$50 shares Yellow Pine Company 81 preferred 8
shares Side Bank ................... 800
% shares German American Bank .............1l1%
20 shares Bank ~ Metropolis ............... 40
bond due May. 1900 Coupons May and No -
20 shares East River National Bank. ........ 1851
s94 600 Jacksonville. Tampa and Key West Railway
COMPANY 81 consolidated mortgage bonds
September. 1929. coupons ................ 5
s34 SANFORD Lake Eustls Railway Company
bonds September 1895 cou-
1oc .tares standard Paint company New York. So
shares Bark ot New York. y. n. A........ ~
10 shares Bank Of Metropolis .............. 40
10 shares Nineteenth Ward Bank. New York. 100
share. United States Mortgage and Trust
Is shares Phen,x Insurance Company Of Brook
IVn .'.'''.'..''''''' '''''''.''' ''''''''-l'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

'o"r-9il ~ EHCHANGE - Savannah - Buy
ing par; selling, lilo premium. New Orleans
commercial, ~ discount; bank par Charleston
Buying. par selling. \ premium San Fran.
oisco-Sight l5c., telegraph l1Ic Chicago
9oc discount Boston-5a1oc discount Gin
cinnati - Between banks. SOC discount; over
counter par. ST Louis. 25c. asked
BANK CLEARINGS-New-Yo rk-Exchanr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

MONEY RATES-Money or cali DAP per
cent Time money. per cent for two months
4n+12 per cent for three months 4;sN5 per cent
FOR four months. and 41sG5 per cent for six
months The commercial paper market was
quiet and unchanged. Rates were: Prime in
dorscd bills receivable AZ per cent 4a,G per
cent for choice single names and ~ ut per cent
for other good names
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-M easier on a
light demand al eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
UNION PACIFIC. DENVER AND GULF.

UNION PACIFIC DENVER AND GULF.
The annual report Of the receiver Of the Union
Pacific. Denver and Gulf Railway to the court
shows; Gross earnings. S3,5II.511; increase
Si'-.NGl. or 1850 per cent; operating expenses
S2T1NO2; increase. SlGl 93S. or 10 per cent:
net earnings Sl.o50115: increase. S2S6.923 or
3io6 per cent; taxes. Sl1l.3Jl increase. SlJ 1OS
or lo'H per cent; surplus. $3.50 i24; increase
S21."1J. or 4i59 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

TIE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS 81 900 regis
tered IS Of 1927 at l22. $500 coupon is of 1929
al To- $GId1 at 12O. and $4,000 at l2o,4. Final
quotators l2G1A per cent lower as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER
GOVERNMENT BONDS DECLINE
FURTHER GOLD IMPoRTs-MONEY AND
EXCHANGE.

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal ac'Ne
securities and net changes from TUESDAY 'aS'
quotations as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
Clnanrlal.
GuarantyTrustCo
of New York.

NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR Strict
CAPITAL. S2.000,00O
SURPLUS, S2,jOO,0O0
FIRMS. AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN.
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAL ESTATES
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
subject 20 cheque or on certificate.
STERLING DRAFTS on ALL PARTS OF
GREAT BRITAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
COLLECTIONS MADE
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE ~ ALL PARTS OF he WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER @. oAKMAN. President.
ADRIAN ISELIN, JR.. Vice. President.
GEORGE r TCRNBULL, % Vice President
HENRY A. MURRAY. Trees. and Sec.
J. NELSON BORLAND. Asst Treas. ard SEQ
JOHN GACLT. Mlnaccr Foreign Dept.
- DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. BabcocE. Charles r. Henderson.
George F. BAKER. Adrian Iseiin Jr,
George s. Bowdoin, Augustus D. Juiliard.,
August Belmont, James y. Jarve,
Frederic Cromwell. Richard A. McCurdy.'
walter r Gillette Alexander f. Orr.
Robert Goelet Walter q. Oakman.
@. @. Haven, Henry H. Rogers
oliver Hartman, II Mex Tvomblv
h someo Hayes. FREDERICK ". vanderbfir,
Harry Payne whitney.
LONDON BRANCH.
IS LOMBARD STREET. z. @.
F.NEvILL JACKSON. MANAGER AND SECRETARY.
Guys aud sells exchange on tie principal
cities Of tho world collects dividends and cou-
pons without charge. issues travellers aud com
rnercal letters OF credit. receives and pare
interest deposits subject TO che1ue OF sight OF
on notice, lends money on collatersls. deals Ia
American and other Investment securities. snd
offers It's services as corresponden, and cnaneih
agent 70 corporations. bankers and mereaauuA
Bankers.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDESDALE BANK. Limited.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND. Limited.
PARIS BANK. Limited.
Solicitors.
FRESHFIELDS AND WILLIAMS
London Committee.
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER, CuAIBAAxs
DONALD c. HALDEMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
THE FEDERAL TRE1ST TRY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT.-The daily
WASHINGTON statement covering actual results
Of two days ago. compared with the last pre-
ccding statement gives tho following balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

4 GUARANTEED INCOME 81 TEN per cent On -
n Investment OF $4,000 West Side tecsss
property. WYATT. So Mest 18th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
Outside SECURITY HARRIET.
BONDS.

,n.no-,.a BY G. l. Hudson |: Co. No. 80 "all-e'D
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

.Ex dividend
TRI-ST AND SURETY tDMf A>i''
,pcnor,ed BY clinton Gilbert. No. va 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
Light demand. Actual closing rates were:

Leading bankers posted rates were as Z,
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

The following securities were sold yesterday
by auction a the NewYork Real Estate Sales
room. by Adrian II. Muller e. Son:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08

mum rate OF IS, and from points west Of
San Antonio / cent extra per mile each
way. Tickets on sale on the Goth and 2ist
and limited to eth.
Mr.. JEFF n, Miller. chief clerk in tho
office OF Vice President Quinlan Of the
Houston and Texas Central railway. went
up to Bryan yesterday to mest his son,
who Is a student at the Agricultural aud
Mechanical college.
The Sunday school children OF tho Sa-
cred Heart church tCatholic) will have an
enjoyable picnic at La Porte today aud
the happy eXcursionists will leave the
Grand Central depot, via the Bay Shore
railroad, at o'clock this morning.
The Baldwin locomotive works have re
ceived orders FOR total OF seventy sever
locomotives from the Chinese EASTER
railroads. part OF the T,anssiberian sys
TEN. Twelve of these engines were or
dered some time ago. and sixty-five re
Gently.
The Southern Pacific announces the fol-
| lowing in reference to the State Teachers
| association convention, to be held at Gal
! weston June 2S TO July / From all sta
| tions east OF San Antonio the rate will he
one fare, with II maximum rate OF s., and
F.! from all stations west of San Antonio
cent per mile in each direction Will be
added. Dates of sale, June ~ aud 2S
| limited to return July 3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08
u,w rneines for Texas.

Fart worth. Texas, June THE CUR.
Colorado and Santa f. has JUST reeeiEe'
five monster consolidated freight engines
from a Pennsylvania company The tot''l
weight of each engine is 10000 pounds Oh
which l43,c 900 pounds are carried by inc
arriving wheels The cylinders are ziN-o
,,cbes The boilers ire of the straignt-'of
variety. G6& inches In inside diahis". az
the smallest ring, ana uney VIZ u s5
Ti,,y are said to be the largest engines
rast If the Mississippi, except these dsfd
", he southern Pacific mountain divisions
Mn, heavv cattle shipments from the solitn
nart If Teyas have made necessary the pnr,
iSase Of The NEST powerful eugines tha'
could be made. and It is stated tnas n uas
i've engines already delivered 10 tne Sa"''
Fe will be quickly followed by o'heis'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08
CADETS OF ST. ANDREW
Give an Attractive and We'll Patron
lied Entertainments.

The largest audience that has ever
greeted an amateur performance at tho
Auditorium witnessed the minstrel enter
Of St. Andrew.
The entire programme was rendered In
a finished manner and few OF those pres
cnL thought they would be SO well enter
tanned. The music by the High school or
chestra, sam 4. Swinford, Jr., isaaer:
Sam rant and Arthur Sicily, nrst Niulins;
William Crister ana thGr.es MOntgom y,
SCI oud violin; Harold Hapheil, mute, who
were assisted Dy All Elslu, CONT. Ja-h
itionmouG, clariunet; George C.-e-, plccoio,
Lawrence Kapp, trombone, MAS very gooi.
The most pleasing feature OF lac performs
ance was uhai there were 10 long walls,
Ihe programme from start TO inish noVsd
with rapidly that Is only attained by
professionals. The jokes and gags wee
new ana while Major Spencer Hutchii y
seemed to inspire most of the mir.h, all
the foxes were clean and original.
The dances by the Pygmi. Burns,
Frank Dwyer, Lummis, Masterson, Scott.
Smith. Asbury and Tryon were loud y
applauded.
The drill of the Marines-Porter, If. cy,
Bailey, Ring, Bryan. Roberts, Burks, war
ner, Fred Clemens. Bright, Dunn, Parker.
George Gibbons, Drcaper, VIII gibbons,
Moore, Holman and Boxel--was one Of
precision and beauty and the Light Guards
had best look well 30 their "Fantom Drill,
| or their laurels will be wrestei from
them by these marines.
The zouaye drill, by Semple and Bax-
| well. was very good.
| The novelty OF the evening WAS the
burning torch fancy club swinging act Of
| Mr.. Gus Heyne.
Master Frank C. Clemens achieved sue
! cess in a new field last night as a. define
| ator OF the dude dart4I. His character
production was perfect and left nothing /
the imagination His song. Real Rad
Hot Niger" brought down the house and
he had so many flowers he had to MAX
two trips to the wings TO gather all tht
floral gems his friends and admirers haC
showered upon him.
! Master Joe Tryon astonished the au
diencc with his wonderful aerobatl'
speoialties. II he were professional an'
descendant Of an acrobatic family h
act could not have been less astonishing
All other features were up to the SAM
high standard and each WAS welcomed afte
a prolonged applause OF its predecessor.
Messrs g. a. Randolph W. D. Clsve
land Jr.. and p. r. Herring deserve grea
credit for the pains taken with 'hes
boys, little moro than children. and
their future performances viii be ?
clever they only have to advertise TO fl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08
GULF. TEXAS AND NORTHERN.
Hallway Company Elects Officers
mud DIRECTORY Yesterday.

halfway Company Elects Officers
aud Directors Yesterday.
Orange. Texas June IA meeting OF ths
stockholders OF the Gulf. Texas and North
ern Railway company was held here today
for the purpose of organizing the company
and OF ratlfying and confirming the selec-
ton OF rhe directors and officers named IN
the charter OF the company filed ut Austin
a few days ago. The directors selected are:
$. w. Sholars and George w. Bancroft OF
Orange, H. w. Lloyd and J. Lake of Mar
shall, John u. Mesney. p. C. Plumb and @.
w. Higgins OF Chicago. l.. w. Lloyd OF
Marshall was elected prc,rdent and w. w.
Reid OF Orange treasurer. The stockhold-
ers authorized bond issue OF not to exceed
SO, 600 900, 81. 500, 900 OF which will be en-
grayed and issu ID at once. The chief en-
glneer OF The road is now In Orange and
viii put n force of men at work On the line
this week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08
Notes and Personals.

Mr.. Robert MacClinchie left by the Gun
Air Line for Chicago last night
Major Peck of the Texas Car Service as
ISOLATION visited Galveston YESTERDAY.
Mr.. l.. L. Foster general manager OF
the Velasco Terminal railway, is in the
city.
Mr.. L. Maget, vice president of the
Houston Direct Navigation company, was
in Galveston yesterday.
General Manager Van Week of the
Southern Pacific railway returned last
night from Beaumont.
The Texas Car Service association VIII
hold its annual meeting in this city at ~
| o'clock next Monday forenoon.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Howell and child
Of this city departed by the Gulf Air Line
last night for Montgomery Ala.
Mr.. f. d. Miller, travelling passenger
agent of the Illinois Central, spent yes
| terday and last night in the city.
MIR. NJ. D. Schultz and Mr.. Daniel
! Flanagan OF this city left by the Cur AIR
Line last night for Chattanooga. Tenn
Mr.. w. l.. Maury, auditor of the Inter
| national and Great Northern, win mead
quarters at Palestine, was in the city yes
teriay.
Mr.. II. A. Jones general freight ag MT
of the Southern Pacific aud Houston ana
Texas Central railroads, spent yesterday IN
| Galveston.
Mr. w. A. Tuley travelling passenger
/ agent ST. Louis and San Francisco, speh,
Yesterday In the city and was registered
at the IAwlor.
The discovery OF extensive fraud in tn
handling OF stock passes at Kansas CITY !
luelv 10 result in the abolition of that Torn
j Of transportation entirely,
The Houston Post Rifles OF 100 men
with Captain J. b. Massie and Lieutenan
Tobn In command. left over the sortherI
Pacific last night for New Orleans to joiE
Hoods Brigade.
The Southern Pacific announces tina
round trip tickets for single fare WI!
be sold to the meeting OF the soutneri
Wholesale Grocers association at chat
, tanooga June l6 to u.s.
Gross earnings Of the Denver ana X.
Grande railroad for the fiscal year 70 "a
; are s76l5.o5i. an increase OF sl,s9S eoa.
5 20 FER cent over the earnings OF tue eo'i'
spending period last year.
Warren G.. Purdy. the new president
the Chicago Rock Island and Paciilc' con
, MERGED his connection with the road
, | hoolkesper at Chicago in 1861. he u"
draws a salary CT $4,000 year
, Colonel /. C. Andrews, general freigt
: anS nassetger agent OF the Southern raj
I way Piedmont Air Line), leaves thl
> evening for New Orleans, Chatianoos
j and other points in the interest Of his roa'
western lines have agreed upon roun'
trip rate OF one fare for delega,es 70 :, |,
convention OF women's clubs. when wsii
I held al Omaha during the perioa OF u
! Trspsmississippi congress rhe ua''
Jrne IS. a.,
) Mr.. George England, chiei cierk IN -,
: J,,ar,s office Of the Houston and TSxa
! Tantra, railroad. with headquarters
Galveston. spent yesterday in Houslo
enioying the sight OF live. real com
merclal city.
II The Houston and Ttxas Central rails,s
announces that for the state convent,
: OF the Baptist Young Peoples union, 70
I held at BRENNAN June 81 to %, the RAJ
= will be one fare from all stations eas.
v and including San Antonio Win nAA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08
District Attorney Convention.

The convention to nominate a candidate
for district attorney for the criminal dis
trict court OF Harris and Galveston
counties will meet at II o'clock this mora
ing at the city council chamber. 1t wi
be called TO order by Mr. b. A. Riesner,
the chairman OF the district, and viii b,
made up OF delegates from Harris and
Galveston counties. The only candidate
likely to 90 before the convention for nom
inatlon will be Mr.. j. V. Lea. already In
dorsed BY the Harrls county delegation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08
THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE,.
y. @. WARD,
Proprietor.
Rates: $500 aud
$3.50 per day.

quarters
.. NJ. Brown, Orange: T. NJ. Mcdowell,
[deiphia; d. b. Wilcox, Lufkin; A. j..
St Louis; l.. l.. Foster. Vclasco: b. f.
81. Texas; Mrs. w, p Field, S. p. Hud-
Id Porte o. l.. Tabor, o. l.. Tabor. Jr.,
N, l.. Gllsay. Cincinnati; Fred II. suthcr-
~; Louis; w. h. Bryan, Louisville; DR..
| # II Harrison, Columbus; Chas. Aiexnn-
Ia Grange; Or. j. e. Bate and wife,
Fey q. X. Wilson. city; r. l.. Smith.
~; ~ j. r; Garrett, Angleton J. e. New
sour Lake; r. r. Easley, Galveston; J.
n,ooks, San. Antonio; l.. j. Taylor. Har-
AZ otah; John w. Mattue. Bryce, Ariz
g: Amos Bernard, Fort Worth f. II.
tort Bolivar; A. S. stafford, Waco; b.
,leh, Denison; A. II. Mcknight, Temple;
Miiier, Galveston; NJ. L. Fletcher. Cor
a. ~. 4; Wilkinson, st. Louis; II. NJ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08
Harlem Entries.

Four and n half furiongs. selling-bane NOD
ertson 81. Irene r.. Rosa H., Vic lamont Nell
lie Fonso, Stella %. Josephine b., Tam'na io'.
Six furiongs Miss Wise 90. Gnome W. Tom
Fo,,.r "a. Mamie Davis. Henry Chance w.
clifton 3. 81. Blue Jacket 100. Cold Corn. Nc
RoneIe, Dixie Lee. G. II. Wheien lco. Eugen,,a
Wickec Why i0T. Lucy Belle, Louis fashoia
100. Fonclin 10. Albert $. III =,
cnst blossom rs. Mr.. Easton 1Go Cutter, Dor
dea Herman Kahn 1903. Globe ii. Ollie DIXON
l0l. ,...,.n,. ramhr,an
Cold FoY w Overton. King Barleyeorn iis.
aintlet. First Tenor liz. .s ee
Mia and a sixteenth. handicapTAIbert 8 ~ ~
chrEn,H o. Pete Kitchen 81. C~rry Lear ioo'
lac Clark 100. Judge Denny 10S
one miic--Iurley Burnley 10. Gcodricn' DAVIS
waldo o. Inconsistency l0Z.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08
Ratesss2.50 and So, 90 per day,
JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.

Nv. Menefee Dunn Houston. J. B. Rach-
]. NJ. Ramsey, Gonzales; Mrs. John w.
ton Chicago: w. j. Lott, Miss NJ. Lott
Fl. Lott. John Brownson, Fred Brown,
ID; Mrs. NJ. s. Robinson. Hampstead.
IS; R. /. Coons. city; e. B. Giverns, Dali
w. a. Fletcher, Beaumont; Judge f, D.
p, Galveston; John =. Duncan, La
ge; T. n. Bonner. Beaumont; G. w. Tai
Palestine; John II. Clarke. kentucky A.
|sta. Cuero; J. w. MoNeeley, Richmond.
S; j. +. Newton. Sour Lake; T. T. Camp
Temple; T, A, Mcdonald. Smithville; A.
Willie. Galveston: Or. NJ. Rives, Victorla;
Groce, Waller. Texas: Mrs. n. NJ, Groce.
fon, Miss Maud jackson. Il. T. Jackson.
Jackson. Galveston: G.. II. Seawell. Gulf,
fado, and Santa Fe railway; w. II. Noble,
national and Great Northern railway:
|les B. Guilotte, +. d. Miller, New Or
=; Jos. Berger. Schulenberg, Texas.