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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AM
W. :

nal NV loot
as Follows. and I'VE minutes earlier nom West I'D ST.
81 800 A. M.-vcstbued Express daily FOR Binsaamon:
Waverly Fimira. Buffalo. Bradford Buffalo
T. NJ Parlor to Buffalo
2rJo p M-Nestibuled llmiied-Fas mail daily. solid
train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 40 ~. Chicago
p N. seepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinn III
40 T.. H.-Bunalo and Cleveland Vestibuled Express
Arrves a Buffalo 7:O5 a Al. Bradford \ NJ.
Jamestown 90 A NJ Youngstown 1927 4. NJ. Cleve
land II 80 r. NJ Slcepers Buffalo and Cle Gland care
Library Car.
DI5 Il. M-Daiy solid train fO- Bngh1 Tntnn. Emira-
waverly Chicago sleeoers 70 Hornesvile. Chicago
and Cincinnati. Dining car.
TTyICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
/ COMMODATIONS ct H. III. 261. I01 and 957 Broad
Way l2T Bowery l25h-st and 23 West l25tn-
St Chambers and Vest 23t ferries New-lork: 333
SEQ Fulton 81. rs Broadway, Brooklyn 22 River ST.
Hohoken. Station. New Y Transfer
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
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SFiORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. station y y as follo"S
and IS m later from foot Of ". +2G St: -.
i2.45 T. NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED DALI to'
Albany. syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, niagara az
Cleveland Detroit, Chicago and -, Louis Arrives
chicago and ST Louis next afternoon. Dining bas'
5.4:, p NJ 80 IA. later foot W 42d ST., tncas2 ana
s. Louis Limited Daily Utica, Syracuse. ltocn-
ester buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and Louis. ~.
:;yU T. NJ Daily FOR Utica, Syracuse Rochester bui-
falo Niagara Fails AMI Toronto. 49,.
s,45 T. NJ Daily Albany. Utica. syracuse hoches-
Ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit cleVe-
land Chicago and 81. Louis
Time A hotels and offices. Baggage
ehecEed from Hotel ~ Residence BY Westcott Express
e z LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent " Y.
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and WI. be Withdrawn September lst. The
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE ~ Effect MAY H. 1899
FOR THE WEST.

Leave New York south Ferry CVnitehail TerminaD.
foot ~ Liberty Time shown is from South Ferry
Ieeve / r erty street minutes later.
sDaHy. fExcept sunday. ssunceys
CHICAGO 'I.sn a. m. Nbtry stree; oniy) 10 ?. m
PrTTsBt'Rti .4so m. liberty street only. $3.50
p c'T'1CTTIATi ST. LOUIS. 1915 m. $3.50 D. n
sl2. 10 night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
,1AeurXcTON BALTIMORE i755 .9.5J (Dner)
81 - A m GJner, III IS 2. N. Orner. lis tpner
x fI}oval Lin tied exclusively Pullman Train Dner)
.lE5 G,iner). 1855 m. DineD and 'l2lo night
All train. are illuminated With Pintsch Light
Inices. ia IT, "a ltNl Br'afwai y Union 50
u % Roucry y y 3lg Fulton $50 Graham ave.
t3-,oLvr. Nh tehail Terminal and Liberty St Baggage
cb ecked from hotel residence TO destination.
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ql2 A NJ and D 80 J.. NJ. Daily, except Sunday 70
Plttsneld sundays only at 3 20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices ll3. 26l, Alb and l2G Broadway. p
Union So W. 2S5 Columbus 81 West 10Th 81.
i25h St and l3sth 81. stations New YORK 83S and 12e
Fulton ST and I0s Broadway Z. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone "219O Thirty eighth street for New YORK
residence bv Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

-~~S~~>~>-
WE HAVE MOVED 20 our new store. las
Ath-ave.. and have fine assortment Of
rev VIM. a. Pond & 90. pianos for sale
AZ reasonable prices and terms Steinvay
and Other pianos ~ rent. city or country.
WV. POND a. 60. lac Mh-~-e
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CENTRAL R. R. OF New JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations ms, o Ms1 FS9I fSa b Of hOsty st.
Leaving time rom south Ferry foot Whitehall So Is
1--WE minutes earlier than that given below FOR Liberty
l SP ~ ..t sa ;5, M a LIS Is lsop s.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk SC,
400 7I5. $40 A. NJ. d2:Oo NJ TO Eastonl. 30 40
EssS S A 80 M IT, f oc 800 so l'"y ''O
M W 6 sun T s{s 4 aS5 s'sa'0n 400 'V
For Reading and Harrisburg At 400. 40. ~ gig
sSo % Te,anf, P I:i5 n,s@t sa5ssy; % :,9 %
reading p ~. l2i5 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
1G3' :ssIS F95t ep ss I'LL NO a, SO "a
80 4 $50 sunds y CSC stops sn at In,eae fo Abuy
PARK ana Ocean croye c'io:i5 only Red Bank
1s;hs5s TT' g ETs an: e.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Tor Long Branch. ocean Grove. &C.
From pier s y r.. foot Rector 81.
s .:sS ioSS y 100 s'.s 40 P NJ SUNDAY. 1910
Fa 1000 o;.aq Nc or?y 90 aga e., Doo q:
r s Isk:woad Toms RyeE n:rnesas Park and Barne-
ROYAL L. B. BLUE IL; LINE p;
FOR PH1LADE Il tiIIi Sc;T B4kT1MoRR AND
E ,S 80 foot ,S O. L be y 81 Bn,ns Can NJ
Il 90 ptn1T Car $50 900 Royal Blue ilmited)
600 Dining Car n l2i9 na q, sgnd 5 30 t;::
Limited. 600 Dining Carr !. NJ. 2:l5 md ID
dltional trains for Philadelphia week days. 30 300
A NJ. 800 900 $40. 30 1900 7. II. sundays. 800
A. NJ. 400 300 7. ".
Tickets and paror al foot Of Liberty ST.,
whitehall ST. 1i3 172 26i. 434 g44. 2% 1854 Broad
way 7s7 9th Az. % Union 50. West l53 East l25h ST.
273 West l25th ST, "a Columbus Az. New York
Court ST. a44 sGp Fulton St, Brooklyn: 9S broadway,
Williamsburg The New York Transfer 60. viii call for
and check baggage from hotels residences TO desna
sFrom Liberty St only
+Frorn Ferry 52J ? NJ.
South Ferry 1875 ]. Il.
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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
! RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot q IVES, T,gentyothird street and D''
car,in", ieaying TING from Desbro,ses , and
. s,"t, given below for Twent,-lh,rd street
eA fss4 %hfre W tive Ss' raror
cars b5sa New YORK to rts0gTg Sleeping Car r'ouTs
AZ a W. FAST and Cleveland;
Compartment sleeping Dining. smoking and obserya-
ion Carr For Shi,sgo Cleveland Toledo cincinnati
1.n5 r: VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
For Nashville via CncnnatD. Indianapolis. chicago
5.a5 =. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
7.55 =. VI. souTHwEsTERN EXPEEss.--For PITTS
burg Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis
7.s5 p: VI; PACIFIC ExPREssFer piits5urgg And and
Route. Connects for Cleveland except SATURDAY:
MAIL AND EXPREss-Pulman Buffet sleeping "a.
New York to Altoona. East Liberty Pittsenrs' ana
points West. daily except sunday. No COACHES
-, WASHINGTON AID THE s SO e i,,-,,,ns,
s 30 70 6-so 5a"s s s ~! IS' coraHdt &
=, & nsFs' es .@ e eli Fs5PI SIS
NJ i9s 2s nc "a ,5rre.sicna Linn ali Paror
and Dining Cars, ~ Dining CAR, 4s' Dining carr
soTTIiERN RAiLWAY-Express. ?55. AS p. m, i2lo
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
ATIANTic 0G0AsH LTiSE-ExProis. o25 a m. and SIS
y. daily. 80.
CHESAPEAKE g. OHIO RAIBWAY.-450 D. m dahy.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOisk--1."a a. H.
week days and 755 p. m. daily. ..
ATLANTIC tTTY.-2.l0 p m. week days 'pespross
Street 10 =. m Cortlandt street 2l5 p M InFoutn
Vestibued Tram Buffet Parlor cars Passenger Co"'"
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-i255 n. m. weekdays. o.,
For points York and Long Branch Railroad 30 ~,
West Twenty-third Street station. $50 A. m III
D. 3 *. $40 D. Sundays. 02J a. m. 49, ?, ~
from Desbr-sse street,. 80 a. m. leo" - -t1
$40 D. m Sundays. o - n. BIB p n ui9Ih
Cortlandt street, 9CS a. 1888, I'D. Sde. Do p IT,
Sundays. e.45 m. 5l5 p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA. 80
30 ODeshrosses and Corandt Str-atr b-Vl, -, '
s25 SOS - 055 Penna. Iimteil. lplO u'esur 80
Street 1910 Corandt Street iol5, Dining 'atl 49,,
Dining car. ll.55 m, l23. 30 feshros-es rStI,5
2iO Cortland street 49, 255. ~. y 40 llla14x
Carr 4.65 Dining carr. 555 Dining carr 80 80
p m. 10 night. Sundays Gle. So. 500 - 49,
GAmedl o55. 30 Dining carr n. n - g,,,- -
Dining carr. 80. 80 425 Dining can -" tlrl'''
Carl 555 Dining Car. 75'. 500 m. i2lo nish" oci
Ticket Offices Nos. 46l o4i 1ios. 1884 Ill and -.
Broadway. House. West Twenty miro 49,
station foot OF Des5rosses and serttId,
and Pennsylvania Annex station BROOKLYN; -, non;
The Now York Transfer company VIII III
FOR and check baggage from hotels and Tes.1'"'-s
through TO destination -,.,...-,a
Telephone $3.50 Thirty eighth Street. FOR FchhsSI'a
Railroad Cab Service. ,~ooo
J. r. HUTCHINSON j. X MosoD,.
General Manager. General la-s lNe-I.e.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

e,s,ons foot Of West 23rd Cortandt and Desbrosses
Streets (Penna. Il j. Ferries
.Time West 2srd Street. Oher figures Cortandtof
Desbrosses streets. Daily except sunoay. sunday
SsyIeayess IS \ Sunday leaves 6.l5
e1.6i5 100 A. NJ. Local for EAsIO y.
.SSS eS.O- A. NJ. tor 81 ffALO, N!AGhEA
F.iIs iHi " est, and PRINCIPAL local points Paflor
and lining Cars Connects for Coal trnnCnet
T.IIJ5 1900 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND
rxeRySS" nandsomcst train in the vQriS Lim
ec,na With through scepers Letroii and Chicago
Io0P.M res MIX k fosl B R,.1esr;
.t.55:33 i:0s 7. NJ and INT n9er3sdsis points:
~4i1 515PM Local for MAlSH tHDNk.
y; ~ y. J0p III Local kxprcss for EASTON.
g u oS p NJ For lIu1aIo and points West
rhscc'nvyh sic .png Cars 20 Chicago and Toronto ,
A"s15a 500 ?. NJ. Express for BjFtALO ana
rOpSTi None but Sleeping Car passengers ceTr,e1
-iol5 1880 pm. FOr1THACA. 20 hfslhI'
DrfPAIO and West Sleeping Carr 70 ohcsEEo, .,.
s0fTTH PA IEFIELD and ROl Nd BiS'O o %
dsIy eIcenr sunday 'iO4o, 10.aA.M '225 2so 'AO'
Il Tickets and Pullman sccommodstens at iiy Si I
OK oil I'D ISi Broadway, 70 Union square o.
~ 9oinhns Ave n Y $50 Fulton ST. Court %" %
3yoadwsy and brooklyn Annex station broohsn ..s.
transfer Co. will call Tor ana ChesH D"sb's'
.cn hotei or residence through 10 destination
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

BOOKS 81 every description bought sold
gnl exchanged: small parcels or libraries
purchased: highest cash prices PAID. calls
~ residence free. send postal LOVER
ING NETWORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
81 Broadway. between 9th and 10Th sis.
Omen evenings
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NACHINr;Rl \.
TlPEN RITERs.

TYPEWRITERS-BAs AIMS u.A
chimes cheap: Remingtsns. smlihs ~
guaranteed: rentals reduced COSbOLi
DATED TYPEWHiTEk EACHAS0t. 80
Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.

ON0NN-~J--NNsN1--si --~r>>NJ>O~~O~N
Female.
ATTENTION Refined. cultured Christian
lady offers services FOR pleasant. perma-
nent home and moderate salary az gov
erness. companion. assistant in household;
can Nil ary position Of trust: an expert
enc-d. successful tsacher. good house
keeper. neat sewer. agreed bic reader. ex-
celient opportunity for party with mother
less child. backward pupils rapidly ad-
vanced. interesting methods. would en-
gage for September and give services for
summer 81 small compensation, would 60
anywhere. references exchanged. Address
W. II Overlook Place. Newburg. y. Y.
CENTRAL AMERICAN lady. not long IN
country. wants 10 teach spanish mod
crate terms. willing 90 60 anywhere. T..
s. ila West Goth ~.
CLERICAL WORK or assistant book
keeper, by an experienced young woman.
Address GRAY. 100 Monitor ST, Jersey
city.
COMPANION or ALTERNATELY com
petent woman. 70 elderly lady or gentle
man. hiEheFt references, present employer
can he seen: so month. Call or address
r. r 10 East 3lat
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

IRVING PLACE. I4.-Eew rooms: new
beds. Tiled bathrooms: absolute clearli-
ness. corner.
NICELY FURNISHED parlor ard he'd
room. first hocr. with hath. breakfast
and dinner optional, reference required
hEtTl. 229 East GIth-st.. l. station
THE HANOVER. 5th-avc. and l5th-st-
Furnished bachelor apartments for the
summer; parlor. bedrooms and bath. n. p.
HATHAWAY.
% WEST D-ST.-HanIsomeiv furnished
rooms: breakfast optional. reference.
9th ST. 20 WEST. Furnished parlnr
ana adjoining bedroom large. cool con
venierf. h-eakfasi n des'red CLARKE.
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financial mreiinas.

PACIFIC NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Mills Building. 10 Broad Street.
New York May nth. 1890.
THE FIFTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
l. Of stoaSholder, 81 the Pacific Mail Steamship Com,
kcld q. the Office Of the Company 10 Broad
street Mills Building). in the City ~ New York
Wednesday 8st day Of May 1899. between the hours
o. 10 noon and NJ. for the election Of Direct
o-s transaction Of such other business as may
books or the Com
panv Office Of the Union Trust company
Monday. the 22nd day OF May, 1899 al clock NJ
A. NJ. JOSEPH HELEN secretary.
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financial glettions.

financial Glettions.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
~ Wall S.. May 24th, 1899.
y ELECTION for eight Trustees and three
Inspectors Of the next ensuing election will be held
a. the once OF the Company OF June next
(the first Tuesday, the hours Of u NJ. and
HENRY l. THORNELI. Secretary
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OLD DWN10Ml0M G6NJE.
DHESSMAkING.

HlGH-GRADE ladies' tailor and dress
maker. formerly Of 5th-sye., will make
tailor made suits in finest imported ma,
terials, lined throughout with best quality
sik, Tor SJs. regular price. $40; absolutely
perfect hitter; exquisite workmanship: also
Inc fancy waists. bicycle suits rainy day
costumes. etc: work done at my establish
ment oriy. Mrs MOSTKOWIIZ. Is West
.lc-st
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Majestic 100. May n, noon Majestic June y. noon
Britannc... June neon Brltannie' o. noon
Geymsnic 49, june a. noon Teutonic July II
Lr messenger freight and information apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier No As. North river. once, y Broadway. ~ \
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DRESsMAKER.--A highly capable dress
maker will. II desired. 1T at patrons
residences. completing work at nome. rea~
81. ring twice.
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Ocean Gieamrrs.

MAON[E STEAM@G10P CO.
- DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE
connecting with all railroad and steamship lines
SUMNER Resorts Steamships 'Horato Hail. new and
Manhattan leave Pier No. S. r. r.. foot OF Narxet
street every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday p.
steamers ttte1 with every modern improvement
eomfort and convenience Of passengers Tick offices No
40 Broadway. corner OF Reade Street and general Of
nee, No Do South Street. opposite the Pier.
HORATIo HALL. G. y. A. 900 South Street
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~ For La Guayra Puerto Cabeilo. Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao-Callng also at Porto Rico.
From Roberts Pie. Brooklyn.
CARACAS ............. Saturday. June 2. P. VI.
( PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. June II. F. NJ.
These steamers superior accommodations for pas
BOULTON. BLISS 4 DALLETT.
General Managers. 1875 Front ST.
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THE OREGON RAILROAD AND NAVIGATION co

New York May q. 1902
THE COUPONS due June l, 1899. on the Con-
solidated Mortgage Bonds OF The Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company will be paid and after June
1899. on presentation at the office Of the New YORK
and Trust Company. No. 40 Wall Street New
Ycrk city - -. .. -.
THD OREGON RAILROAD AND NAVIGATION co
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

Trains arrive at and depart from Grand Central Station
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DRESSMAKER .--Campetent: tailor: cuts
sr;is'icelly; references: 81 per DAY. 76s
Amsterdam care Of Mrs Kupferie.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
DR1NER.-By a young man. Fl. as coach
driver In city or country, with or with
out board. G. WILLIAMS. 81 Summit-si
fstorel brooklyn.
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1FFERsON d CLEARFIELD COAL a. IRON
QUINCY. OMAHA & KANSAS CITY RAILROAD COM
PANY
THE COUPONS due Jure LIST. 1899. from the

first mortgage Sc bonds OF the Quincy Omaha a
Kansas city Railroad Co will be paid presentation at
me once ~ the hscal agents. GILMAN. SON CO. 81
Cedar Street, New York city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-14
cATAnRH or THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant, simple, Safe but Encctunl
Ynr II.

A pleasant, simple, safe but inectual
Curs for 1t.
Catarrh of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are full or bloated
sensation after eating. accompanied some
times with sour or watery risings, for
nation of gases, causing pressure on the
lungs and heart and difficult breathing;
headache tickle appetite, nervousness and
a general played out and languid feeling.
There is often foul taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, and If the interior OF
stomach could be seen 1t would snow
Shiny, Inflamed condition.
The cure for this common aud obstinate
disease is found in a treatment which
causes the food to be readily and thor
oughIy digested before IL has time to fer
ment and irritate the delicate mucous sur
faces of the stomach.
To secure a prompt and healthy di-
sestion is the one necessary thing to do,
and when normal digestion is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disappeared
According to DR.. Harlanson the safest
and best treatment is to use after each
meal tablet composed OF Diastrse,
Aseptic Pepsin a little Nux, Golden Seal
and fruit acids.
These tablets can now be found at all
drug stores under the name Of stuart s
Dyspepsla Tablets, and, not being a patent
medicine, can be used With perfect safe
ty and assurance that healthy appetite and
thorough digestion will follow their regu-
lar use after meals.
Mr.. n. j. Booher. OF 27t0 Dearborn
street. Chicago, ILL.,, writes: "Catsrrh IS
a local condition resulting from neglect
ed cold in the head. whereby the lining
membrane OF the nose becomes infiamed
and the poisonous discharge therefron.
passing back into the throat. reaches the
stomach, thus producing catsrrh Of the
stomach Medical authorities prescribed
for me three years for catarrh Of the
stomach without cure. but today | am the
happiest Of men after using only one box
of stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. | can not
find appropriate words to express my good
feeling. | have found flesh, appetite and
sound rest from their use.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the safest
rrenaration as well ss the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form Of
indieestiar catsrrh Of the stomach. bill :
iousne, lur stomach. heartburn and
bloei = = ,,r meals.
n ~ III ook. mailed free on stomach
20. q, e; al addressing the r A. Stuart
2. ~ III, Mich. The tablets can be
drug stores.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLARS' OFFICERS
AFTER THE ELECTION THE GRAM
CONCLAvE WAS CONCLUDED.
Next One Is to he Held NJ snr A.
fonio-List Of the Grand
Representatives,

Fort Worth, Texas, April 13.---The grand
commandery knights Templars Of Texas
closed its sessions with banquet and re-
ception at Hotel Worth tonight.
Business of secret order was transacted
today after which the following officers
were elected =. T. Morey Of Bolton.
right eminent grand commander; A. r.
Howard of Palestine. very eminent deputy
grand commander; f. NJ. Clbough of Gal
weston, grand gencralissimo; Jake f. zurn
of Fort Worth, captain general w. II.
Bell of Austin, senior grand warden: j.
Edwin Chamberlain of San Antonio, grand
Junior warden; j. C. Carpenter Of Sher-
man, grand prelate R. NJ. Elgin of Hous-
ton, grand treasurer; j. C. Kidd of Hous-
ton, grand recorder; T. F. HARDWOOD of
Gonzales, standard bearer j. p Reagan
of Greenvile. sword bearer; A. v. Lane
of Dallas, captain of the guard; John M.
Ward of Big Springs, warder.
The next meeting of the grand COM
mandery will be held in San Antonio.
Following are the representatives Of the
several grand Communicates near this
grand commandery
Alabama--L. NJ. openhelmer. Austin.
Il
California;. S. Morse, Austin.
Colorado---John Martin. Paris.
Connecticut-James F. Miller, Gonzales.
District Of CoIurnbia--John o. Johnson.
Austin.
Florida. r. Fuller, Calvert.
Illinois-A. s. Richardson. Houston.
Indian Territory-W. II. Bell, Austin.
Iowa--A. r. Howard. Palestine.
Kansas-F. NJ Gilbough, Galveston.
Kentucky--A T. Anderson, Trinity.
louisiana. C. Carpenter. Sherman.
Manner. O. Rounsavall, Waco.
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. 9.
Kidd. Houston.
Minnesota - Gus Harrison, Sulphur
Springs,
New York;. T. Beall, Ell Paso.
New Jersey-P. r. Morey. Bolton.
North Carolina-E. r. Norton, San An
tonic.
Ohio-Charles Davis, Ell Paso
Oregon-R. NJ. Elgin. Houston.
Pennsylvania-F. p. Sexton, Ell Paso.
South Dakota. r. Brinkerhoff Waco.
TENNESSEE. r. Noyes, Houston.
Vermont--T u. Lubbock, Houston.
West VirginiaE. j. Fry, Marshall.
Wisconsin-H. B. StoddaId, Bryan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-14
TWO PITCHERS SIGNED.
Isaacs Released and Staples and Cy NuI.
key Taken On.
WORK HAS BEGUN ON BASEBALL PARK.
Crovcn Thinks Mighty Well of Pit
cher Murray-Excursion VIII
he We'll Pntronized.
WORK HAS BEGUN ON BASEBALL PAR

Work was begun at the park Yesterday and
will be pushed to finish in order that the
grounds may he in as good condition DOS
sbo for next Wednesdays game: there Is
much to be done and it will have TO be done
properly to get the diamond in any sort Of
shape. However. Crowol is confident that it
can be done and he is the man wo can see
that it is.
Hurlburt arrived yesterday and completed
the team with one exception. Isaacs was
given his release. the MANAGEMENT having
been thoroughly considerable OF his ambition
10 play at San Antonio. and Staples. who
played with Dallas and Galveston. and
Cy Mullsey. protege of Wagd of Fort Worth.
were signed as pitchers Staples Is here and
Mukey will be shortly. being the only alb
sentee.
In talking OF young Murray, Crowell is en-
thusastic: he believes him TO be good
pitcher and says he viii be as good player
as any in Texas in very short ORDER he viii
be nut in against Galveston IN the opening
series aud will certainly snow his mcttle. Tor
that is bis home town.
The Galveston Houston and Henderson had
out big red circulars yesterday advertising the
.haseball special Of sunday that road ~ en- .
titled to he named the Fan road. for IL
has done more for the enthusiasts pleasure
than all the rest OF them. II " yerv likely
that big crowd will 20 down u Galveston
sunday to see the game. for it viii be the
first excursion as well as the first game.