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bAPTIsTs IN SESSION.


eiatIan of the Austin ASSOC
Austin OF Churches at Austin.
3,x,.u teAas' August 10.-The Austin
,p,,s' n' composed of the Baptisl
i, -. oa o. Travis and Williamson coup.
|. NJ asa It's forty-second session at
d, h os BAPTIST church at 8 O'Clock.
E.n j, organized by electing l.. NJ.
s, austin moderator and J. NJ BLACK
alsi INV Nv Rock clerk. Letters were pre-
. spi,i,a. ne messengers present showing
Y ehurrsaa, and financial condition Of
ssiset, as and committees ON various
uliar ~ we're announced, who will repprI
lcnlrb,e nemainder Of the session.
rn preash.'. W. Vermlllion of George
sch VA the Introductory sermon,
ltaucn ~ practical and impressive pre-
IS: ~, .ue words OF Jesus in John
l.r Me-" any man serve Me. let him
n seysn, ana where / am, there snail
'iu Nv n =. oe II any man serve Me. him
Al lr,ns,her honor"
kt sssresiing feature If the nro,..,.
aa Of tbs Reception into the associa-
lhss tsSareh Of this city.
q rsessr, p'vpably seventy-lye delegates
esssa an, Others are oxpcs:,J.
Pnp,slnss uuFches out OF the ,h,rt .three
sfd ~ me association were rep,e-
IN letters and messengers.
was elected to represent this
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Three ,fourths of mile; selling ma, %eTioo
Incidental li9. La champasne ~, H. "p Inbm
s MaTtin caIbourne St. Francis. Brown Dick
liz. Alice y. Nellie Fonso. NetGe' ham ,e5
Kelly sercy ITO. Cathas 1917. Enio l., Piglt w;
'Fiyeeeighths Of mile, sellng-Pantland
lo7 Ed Wagner Russell r. on,ou Rn,t 5ea
Fanny o'Brien Mission ln5. Mont Eagle,
Dr. Dr. TAR, Aloha II, Piuton. Rayenswood sa'
seyon. eishths of mile-Rlchard J ll6. lior-
ace, Mizpah Fervor. Molo los. Sim =" loo.
Maggie Davis 90. n,t ,no
one mile. selling--Croesus. Plannin lo9'
Mnroato papcharn. Flsmmarion. Elidad, NM
rat i07. Celtic Bard. Harry Thobarn 100, Zen
more queen. Grey John. MeAipert iof' Elsie
y Five and half nrlongs- Florizar ilS. Lew
Kraft ST. lvor. Dramburg Thrive TX. meri.o
III San Cecilia 1884, Microscope l03. Donna
Anita, Major Mansur, Wasanta 100.
one mile--Jolly Roger, Tulane III, silver,
tone, Espionage 1Gs. Aureole. The Lady IN
BIue 107. Kastaine lO6. Keene Winkle loi. Hub
Prather I0i. Jim McCleoyy 100
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WORLDS CYCLE MEET.
The Racing Was of Good Order
HcfOrc a big Crowd.


Montreal. August l0-Another beautiiui nay
ard crowd Of 1000 people greeted the sceond
day OF the worlds cycle meet The racing
was of a better order. the management giving
pocemakers places in the semi-hnals. On
account of the time occupied In disposlng OF
The 100 kilometer race the fve-mile amateur
hand,cap was postponed until tomorrow, wnen
II will be run off as part Of an extra days
race. -
There we're two worlds championships on
caio, the l0O-klometer race and tho mile
Professional 49,. c.,.
rider. ]. A. Nelson. who had no d,.nc AnsL
ITALIAN, by nearly four miles and Riddle OF
Winnipeg. the only other fnisher. by seven
miles. . .,.,,. a., aa,rv
the mile professional championship to his
laurels -,
rood finishes except that won by the major
who easily won The most a, Interesting w Va.
earthly of st. Louis, and the fourth In which
Angus Mcleod. the fastest OF tne Csc.1 ;.s,n
5nish.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The L. A. w. has won a victory and ne
OUTLAW riders have been barred from tn ~
Which there are few world heaters there.
DUSTY Miller. recently released BY GIN
ciunati, has been signed by 81. Louis - an
extra neider Miller made one OF the most
phenomenal catches ever seen IN Houstcn;
ras when the Cincinnati team was practicing
here three years ago; Miller was piaytns
first and when high foul Up ws,a ever ths g
low fence in front OF the right bleachers g
balanced himself on the foctboard. held Sn
tc the fence with one hand and 1uggled tne
bouncing hall on his mitt until % nnsi'y sos
II safe.
First Baseman Donlin and Catcher
schreckengost Of the b. Louis team na aeh :
From what can be learned Of the euccunfsrr
from attaches OF the depot the esnt. ynlie y
lasted was decidedly vicious and nothing out
The interference OF several Of the g. Lop,s
players and bystanders preyentsd ptcpc cpss
81 the battle when i. was hrousht g Ssn
abrupt end. The trouble Vas csussS 9 ~, ~
Doniin's style Of throwing ~ oAu.
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KING OF THE KLoNDIIlE BROKE.
Hus Turned Over All of HIS property
IN pay $4,000, 900 of Debts.

IIaaa
Chicago, August lO.-A Times-Hcra'd spec
ial from San Francisco says:
Alexander Mcdonald. king OF the hioha'he
az ooo ooo HE assets are OF uncertain value.
After knowing for two years what It IS TO
he millionaire many times over he has as
shouiderng his pick and %itnou yn,ner ieayins
hh hride in Dawson with score OF creators.
for whose benefit all his Interest," ssIgn Dosh Nc.
ING pra aau bimeelf says there win not be enough
to go around 4 they have , To ~ value viii
nrnve ga ot0 90 at least, He is not at an as
heartened al his change OF fortune ihaeeu'
be appears much relieved a.. ,,a,i 40
Mcdonald was one OF the hrst, as wen as as
one OF the most fortunate OF tne hion ~ IT,
pioneers. when he married Margaret -. -,
holm in London February 6 las! hi5 w VIZ =.
was yariously estimated from Sio'VoV'pVo 70
Ave times that sum. .,,,,u,, ,raoo,,a
Four years ago he passed through Tacoma
practically penniless, headed for me klonais TX,
with tho avowed purpose OF pulling oun us
stake
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p..,,,s nj hawthorne.

Chicago August 10.-The feature ~ ha"-
,horne today was the brilliant race of News
eathcrer. who carried ii9 pounds ran six
furlongs in llSh and beat Montgomery,
Flora Louise and others. He was SO-to-i
shot.
Four and half furlongs-TiIdee Irene
Hayes. Aieen Wilson. Time '5S
Mile-Lucille Bramble, Cheesemite' Peter
McCue. Time. ia.
Six furlongs- Newsgathercr. MONTGOMERY
Flora Louise Time, l:l3R, en-,
ton IA ColoneI Wightman Time, 2;3i.
Five MISUNDERSTANDING Zaza' cara
Woolley, Time. l:OlA. .o ,.4o,s
Mile--Serrano, Maceo. Forsor' llihc' LIVE
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MINERS HAVE HEAVY CLAIMS.
Alleged They Were Unjustiy Eek
cIudcI from British Columbia.

AIIercd They Were Unjustly Ex-
cIudcI from British Columbia.
New York August 1O.--A special TO the
Tribune from Washington says:
James Hamilton Lewis of the stete of
washington visited the state department TODAY
IN Law before It the complaints of the Amer
lean miners in British Columbia. for whom
he is cot nsel They state that they located
number of claims and afterwards law was
nassea excluding them from the Dominion.
Canadians came in and took their mines.
The Americans estimate their Losses at
about slO.0oo.0OO There will be other claims.
which Will bring the total up to about
81 O00. 900.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

Robinson. Ransom Mamie: youngest
daughter OF II. L. Robinson. at Stafford,
August Z.
Higgins, r. w. aged 81 at Eagle Pass
Brandes. Mrs. Mary, aged 10; at San An
tonic, August S.
pitman. Maurice; at Arlington, August g.
Gibson, Wayne. aged is; at Bonham
August s.
Ward NJ j.. aged 80; at Mount Pleasant,
August 6.
Castleton. Miss Ella, aged is; at Sher-
Merker. Mrs. Jennie aged 40; at Terrell,
August s.
Donaldson. Mrs Robert; near Terrell,
August G.
Hays. Mrs. G.; at Taylor. August 4.
Martin. Mrs, Lucy, aged 81; at Hills
t-sro, August l.
Farris, j. H.. aged %; at Dur-sn, Au-
gust 8.
Hays, Mrs. Sue; at Cedar Mills, Au-
gust G.
Johnson, w w; at Gainesville, Au-
gust 6
Newton, John X, at Tyler
Sinclair. L. A.; near Center, August 6
Evans, T. S. at Marble Falls, August 6
Clifton, Mrs. j. e. aged 81; at Pool
vile, August 4
Duke, Mrs. e. T.; at Tyler. August Z.
Ansley John. aged 81; at Henrietta.
August I.
CLEMMONS. -Lougview, Texas, August
S.--J. r. Clemmons, the president of the
First National bank of this place. dice
last night at IL Is. after a long illness
He leaves n wife and three small children
Mr.. Clemmons was one of the foremos
citizens. He organized the First Nationa
bank here and remained its president The
funeral was held at the residence and W
attended by great concourse of people
The floral offerings were numerous an'
appropriate, one Of the designs being NJ
unfinished pyramid beautifully decorated
showing his young life's foundation wa
laid broad and we'll, but unfinished, hl
ago being as
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concerned Now General Miles is pleased.
General Breckenridge smiles and General Cor
bin is rratifed. The only man who seems to
be little weary is the secretary himself, who
for nearly two hours TODAY listened TO a
learned discussion by General Miles OF the
reasons why he should hnve control. OF the
generals department equally with
oe.ve reports from tho artillery anc cavalry
schools as heretofore.
Upon the conclusion of this conference, the
secretary listened yery carefully to General
Breckenridge who Is satisfied 10 remain under
the control OF General Miles and TO General
Miles and to General Corbin. and the oraer
as issued will differ but little from that under
which the INSPECTOR generals department mas
been conducted in the psst.
Thus General Miles has secured victory
over former Secretary Algor, and Secretary
Root has temporarily. at least secured har-
mnnnN.
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WILL. FIGHT MCCOY.
Tommy Ryan Says He VIII Meet Him
mt MiddIcwciGht Limit.

Especial to The Post(
Chicago August l0Tommy Ryan pissed
through Chicago today on his way to Moline
where he intends to train for his fight with
Jack Mohatt OF this city at Dubuque, Kid
McCov has issued an open letter, in which
he offered to meet Ryan in this city and ar
range for a fight of twenty or twenty I'VE
rounds to take place before the club Offering
the largest purse or the hest inducements ie
set the date of the meeting TO sign articles on
August H.
Il will bo there or have someone to repre-
sent me" said Ryan this morning In answer
&c the Kids offer There is no need OF
lighting over details. He knows | want 10
fight and that | will meet him at the middle
weight limit. will have a forfeit up all
right"
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|EWSBUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
nv. j. H. PATTERSON IN CHARGE,
OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
|Donds VIII Be Approved by the At
torney Genernl-Scvcn Recruits
Have Been Secured.

beaumont, Texas, August 10.-A consid-
|t'st congregation gathered at the Audi
ltrun last night and listened to an inter-
Adns sermon by Rev. Van Pelt, evangel-
Nd fhe Christian church. Rev. Van Pelt
dre here for the purpose of installing a
lsaof for the recently organized church.
sM After the sermon and services Rev.
4 Patterson of Galveston was placed
y charge Of th~ church. Rev. Patterson
'i return to Galveston tonight. Accom-
fa'ed by bis family he will come back 10
e''nanl about September l and begin his
PASTORAL duties.
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Does Not Approve of the Course OF
His BROTHER, William.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y. August 1o.-The cor
respondent of the News.Press sends his paper
an interview with John Jacob Astor Mt the
latter's country house near village. In which
he quotes Mr.. Aston as dlsapprovins OF the
action Of his brother. William Waldorf Astor,
IT. becoming subject OF Queen victoria.
My grandmother was a sister OF Colonei
Henry u. Armstrong and u daughter OF Zen
eral Armstrong" Colonel Aston is quoted as
saying They were both true Americans
and the Armstrong blood is strong In me.
When asked " Il were true that he con-
teniplated going to the Philippines, Mr.. Astor
said that II the war department expressed a
respond He takes deep interest IN the
progress OF events in the Philippines ana
says he will be willing TO answer any call
that his country may make upon MN.
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rnnAY,S ENTRlEs.

Three quarters of a milo--Armstead, Foxey'
Nancy Seita, Fontella, Erondelle. Ruby li'iey'
Mountain Dew Schanken lDi, Onshde 10Y.
Prince Michael. St Vrain, Capticnm u
dorpha, HI Ghor, sam Lazarus, ESQ ~.
Five-eighths of a mile--Orange ana Black,
Carrie / iU8, Troxler 100, Sen Sen. Barney
Last. silent Friend Ito. CO.
Three-ouarters of mile-Jake stern.
Glsgando IS. Flora c. Mousquetaire. Nancy
TIL Carlotta c Good Hope, Refer h -
can Eagle Hungry Nm. Borden liz. disr"tar
lilo. ,,. -ru.,rdo
,oI Aunt Maggie 100, Ranpm, Rushhclds
bloodhound ios Eitholn. o1rc ila, M;
Ar,na Lake Fonso Lena Van 49, Crosby 100
Little saie io5 vlm3r Eas.sr s GSTd aSa
10, Fourth Ward, Sorrow, Pa, Murphy lO'
Mystery no ,o,,
Wiye and half furlongs. meaidens, yea,
olds--May Tavis Jim Turner. Martha street
Tcse Caron. Marie G. Brown, Two slipper
Cherry Bloom. Leipsig. Recompense 'ly. 1no
Niilen Peter Duryen Ben chance, Dem.
DufIy Castine l13. zangwill IFS.
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SEVEN REcR1rtrs

Cspk.t
|t,,. Ice Hall of the Thirty THIRD
- - United States army, closed up mis-
|,a Avn, recruiting office this afternoon
h., !" '0r galveston. Captain Hall had
sss ' ,s .wenty applicants, eight of whom
N n, accepted. They are as follows. Ionn
|h,n Ss Rockville, Ind; John NJ Wood
Sr M.lls Of the Aston battery re.enlistea.
|p ,sSs% Scott, Beaumont; William Mane
E;,,s sa' Germany; Edward Valelte paris
[aqisI,,,h' g. Dykes. Calcasieu parish
li,, I.'a ia Clifton R. Gardner Gloster
FruI, george Hlndman, Dallas The re-.
M were sent to Fort sam Hn,ston
Eep,sn,a 'onio Recruiting Sergeant Fred
b hi h., VINO assisted Captain Hall. saws
b nay a'y-taird regiment is under orders
/ September IS. 0Afsacks' California
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rhree rnyor,te. ut st. Lou,..

st Louis. August lo.--The rain this mornins
made the track very heavy at the Fa'r
Grounds this evening. Three favorites won
Three heavily played second choices ana
Foxbard, 10 to shot. caused the oookmak-
els to be hit a littlc hard
Five furlonss. 2-year- olds--FoNbard Harry
Thatcher. Peter Duryea. Time l;06A.
SIX aud half iuriOngs, seiug--Iom hihss
law Carnagc Dolore. fine l.5b14,
six turopgs, solling-katherine D. Ga
.endo Diser. Time LISA,
Six furiongs-Hurry Duke, Carlotta u o"
Elaon Time 1913.
Mile and seventy yards. selling-Aunt Mas
gie Guide Rock, Judge Stendman' Time
siX and half furonss. selling--Barrts.
Ward Randazzo. Time l:26.
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yncht Fon, to Go to Corpus christi.

CORPUS EhristI, TeNas, AugUEt ~ MI
pleasure yacht Folly owned by Captain VIM
Hutchings OF Galveston, and purported to be
one of the most modern and hcetest craft OF
her class on the gulf coast. was purchased
yesterday from the owner by Mr.. Clark cut
Ter of this city, the price paid being Si2vO
This is a valuable acquisition to the already
large local pleasure feet which is one Of the
best on the gulf const. Captain VIII Ander-
son left here yesterday for Galveston to
ring the Folly to her new rendezvous. II
ID reported the vessel will be put In the pas
fenger and freight trade between here aud
the Tarpon club house and Rockport.
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PEARS FOR AMERICANS.
II Is snid That They Have Not Heard
of the Yauni Outbreak.

Chicago. August l0.-A special TO inc
Chronicle from Ell Paso says J. II. Latin OF
brentwood Texas. reached here THURSDAY
night direct from the heart OF the Yaqul gold
country OF sonora. Mexico. where most of the
American nrospectors who have gone into the
mountains in the past two years are con
eregated. He said that more than 90 Amer,
cans are In the mountains not Jar nol
where The Indians are massing Is $50 mile
distant. but the Indians are likely 70 retr ca
to the mountains at any moment peiore ~
advancing troops. Latin says NOT an - An s,,,
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IN THE FIELD OF SPORT.
Pierre Lorlllard's Colors Will Again Show
on the Turf Today
THE BACHELOR HAD A HARD RUN TO WIN
The Orioles Bnttcd out a victory
from Sc. Louis and chicnEo Just
Did win from Washington.

Saratoga August 1o.-Despi,e a cold rain
the crowd at Saratoga was quite large this
afternoon. Scratches were frequent, though
the track was In good condition. as shown by
the time made, The Lcmps handicap was the
stake feature OF the day. II proved only an
exercise GALLON for Marlbert 1t remained
for the fourth race to furnish the days OK
element, Tragedian was red-hot iavorite
and the money piled on him; Tragedian went
TO the front and stayed there TO the lower
turn. where the Bachelor headed him: In the
run home Tragedian came again. but suiied
az the furlong and the Bachelor showed III
front. Mahor shook Tragedian up and ne came
iast pussing under the wire on close terms
with the Bachelor so close that the pubic
thought Tgagedian had won, but tue Judges
deciued otherwise. aud their position ADMITS
of no uuestloning
Pierre Lorilard will make his reappoarancc
on the American turf tomorrow after an np-
sence Of three years, the filly Graia being MS
first entry, ,,,,
Five and half furlongs--Orcad. Tar Hi,
Post Haste. Time l09h, 49,
Mllo-Alpcn, Beana. Myth. Time. l;il%.
Kemp handicap Ave tuilongs- Mnribert, Inc
Seotchman Matehim, Time i;O2;
Mile and a sixtcenth-The Bachelor, TRACE
dian, Adolph Sprcckles Time, a:0iA.
Six furlongs.Ridcau. Dolly Weithon. Zen
Hadad. Time. 1i5h.
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ALL is NOW SERENE.


New York. August li.-A special to the
Herald from Washington says;
secretary Root acted In the role OF peace
MAKER and as result everybody at the war
aenartn,ent is pleased with everybody else.
the delightfully."- harmonious condition OF af-
,airs prevailing In department. circles was
brought about by the secretafy's announce
ment that the order respecting the status OF
the inspector generals Office would be 30
,and,aed as to be satisfactory TO everybody
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Fnsl,ion Snys.

That burned bread brown will be pop
ular colcr In fall.
That the satin ribbon stock has re-
placed the linen collar this summer.
That ecru paue skirts worn with Nlite
lawn shirt waists are very stylish.
That yolSes of lace are dotted with che
nile in colors in the shape of flowers
That the vogue Of the tunic style has
greatly Increased the popularity of yellow
laces.
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N.Ktn,c,.s pnr,nern bankrupt.

Chicago. August io.--A Tribune special from
Cleveland. o.. says: Robert l.. Walker OF
Poland. Mahoning county, filed petition
in involuntary bankruptcy today. Walker is
the man with whom President Mckinley was
interested In a metal stamping business and
lost his entire property through signing notes
for Walker. Walker admits liabilities to the
amount OF 100000 and AYERS that he is Win
out assets,
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BONDS APPROVED.

A'sor D z. Wheat has returned from
a3'''n where he went in the interest of
y, ,.' p'las which the council recently au-
/, ,''.i'sa Issued The mayor said that he
= received assurances from tho attorney
! ''A 'nai the bonds would be approved.
!, / 'Hs also that the bonds have been
n''.a AZ a nice premium and are ntsv in
- l. S.uu' OF the photographer. This bond
~ y LOT $4,000 and will be used in re-
Mu''s outstanding city scrip. The
9. l' VIII be here in few days and then
s MY WI be at par, though scrip issued
,ttssm.a 70 the bond issue will not be
''uea before January, 1900.
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ALuncheon Dclicncy.

Beat for half an hour the yolks of eight
eggs; add to them one-quarter of a grated
nutmeg, eight tablespoonful of wine, a
pinch of powdered cinnamon. six table
spoonfuls OF syrup, made by boiling one
cupful of sugar and half cupful of water
until thick and six tablespoonfuls OF chick
en- stock. Put all these ingredients in a
porcelain lined saucepan, cook for half an
hour, or until quite thick stirring fire.
quently. Serve cold
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Buffalo. August io.-Tbe four day card OF
the Buffalo Driving club was completed to-
day although with the brisk half hour
shower. the grand circuit performers were
kept busy until close to o'clock. .
Paeers. 2:l3 class. purse $lbOo-Sphynx o.
John j. Burns, Theodore shelton. Best ume'
Trot. 2.ls class purse $4,000, Queen City
stakes-Lord Vincent Lie. Precision Best
Pacing. 2:l5 class Frontier stakes. purse
s20OO-Coney. Annie Thornton. Toby Flynn
Time 2:09E.
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body in the Southern Baptist convention,
which meets in Little Rock. Ark May
next year.
Tomorrow will be taken up in reading
and discussing reports of missi onafy work
done.
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4 WOMAN'S REALM

ficulty. be converted into quite an attrac.
tive spot by the construction Of a fernery
This can be done by removing the flags, II
any, rearing them on edge as kind Of
border line, filling In behind with good
garden soil, II leaf mould and sandy peat
are not obtainable for mixing with it.
See that there is plenty Of drainage by
placing a thick layer Of broken stones or
bricks at the bottom, then add the soil in
the shape of gently slipping bank, stud
ding 1t with rough stones 1.-THE rougher the
better) from sandstone quarry.
In gathering wild ferns, do not attempt
to bring home large specimens. Be con-
tent with small plants with plenty of root.
They will make very fair show In them
selves II properly attended to.
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,.,,,de is the elegant ma !.
~ sf 's's toilette, which Is
a y '' magnificent closing re 70.
10y 'a' aver the hips with the
! nss f .',,sd At the back in double l''
ssasIia'c,seO trimmed with a deer. deep
4 sic n nouslly across the front,
~ !. ala .se left side in oveFsklr'
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suitnhle Hail Difncult 10 Obtain.

London. August 10.-wllliam A. Brady 10
experiencing considerable difficulty In hndins
a hall suitable for the proposed Jenries-
Mitchell boxing exhibition the Sporting cluo
being closed.
has had several interviews win b!aoy mn
JSffries. He says he 10 anxious to meet the
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TopAy's ENTRIES.

Five-cghths of n mile. maiden 2-year .olds--
The Corinthian, Long Isle Herbert, knignt
Danneret No Grata. Decimal III Hanai-
rapper Macon Angle Monaco Prince. La
Vega ITO. Little Veronica, Golden Rattle lo'.
one and one-sixteonth miles. selling
Meadowthorpc, Dan Rice. Hnnwell, FLAX SPIN
ner los. Strangest ~, 80
Five and half urlonss, selling-Jinks
Incandescent sparrow Wing, Choutcnoue'
Dimiuuttye l07. Oleska III. Queen Isle w.,
Burley, Donald Balm los, pr. Elchbers loe'
Lady Lindsay 9S "a,
One and half miles, hurdle handcap-fre-
uior l5S. Dutch skater 15i JufR3 Caesar 49,
Sanger 1870. Becky Rofo 1872. Article 1873
Raining: track heavy.
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break: all OF them would be taken completely
on their guard and fall an easy prey to the
Indians should they decide to raid their camps
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Now Playhouse for brooklyn.

New York August l0.--The death of Colonel
William e. Sim, proprietor OF the Montauk
theater, Brooklyn will result In the So
called theatrical syndicate OF which Charles
rrohman is tho head, building new play
house III Brooklyn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-11

puTLER- cLINARD,-Buckholts, Texas;
,nsust iO.-Andrew Butler and Miss Maud
ciinard were married by d. 4. crisweh
Tuesday night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-11
LUNCHEON
DINNER.


cream OF Asparagus soup.
Baked Red Snapper. Hollandaise Sauce.
Potato Croquettes. Celery. Olives.
Fricasseed Chicken. Green Peas.
Stuffed Green Peppers. Rice.
Lettuce Salad.
Lemon Pie. Waters. Neufchatel
Cafe Noir.