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through solid. commencing this cate. via
Rosenberg, sealy. West Point and Fla
tonia. Until further notice no tickets
must BE- sold from points east OF Rosen-
berg 70 points bstwsen Eagle Lake and
FIstcnia. and no. Iuckets must be sold
from points west 81 FlatoEis to points hs-
tween Columbus and Rosenberg. Trains
NOS. and will be operated on usual
senedule east Of Alleyton and west OF
Columbus.
Account Of accident to Colorado bridge.
on san Antonio and Arkansas Pass near
Eagle Lake. agents will discontinue esle
Of through tickets via that line until
further notice. This. however, does not
AFFECT through service from points wost via
Flstcnia ard the San Anisn.o and Arsnsas
Pass in connection with the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas
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residence Of his parents, ssl5 avenue II.
me funcral will occur tomorrow morning
at II o'clock from the residence.
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
James Louis Jones and Miss Hattie bur
toa. John 7. O'Connor and Miss Emma
schuld, Mental Cucei Agostino and Miss
carlctta Ghiselli. and Raymond Bcuse and
'iss Laura Hughes.
The star Clothing store. on Market
street near Twenty-fourth. was broken
into las night b. burglars and several
suits OF clothes. hats and other plumber
We're secured. The entrance was made
through the back door OF the establish
ment.
The Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe train
which was due to arrive hero at 10 O'Clock
this morning has been delayed several
hours by the sliding OF some new track
near Mills creek Many trains on various
roads have been delayed recently on ac-
count OF the recent heavy rains in the In
terror
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HE LIKES HOUSTON.



Houston entertained some distinguished
visitors yesterday in the persons Of Mr..
Charles L. Stone. general passenger agent
OF the Chicago and Eastern Illinois, with
headquarters at Chicago: Mr.. e. w. lie
Beaunae. general passenger agent of the
Cotton Belt, with headquarters at st.
Louis, and Mr.. Sam G.. Warner, general
passenger agent of the Cotton Belt linss
In Texas. With headquarters aI Tyler. The
gentlemen arrived here yesterday mora
Ing from the west and spent the day under
the ohaperonage of some of the local
passenger men. in looking over ne city and.
In enjoying the hospitality OF some OF the
clubs They remained 10 Hous.on until
last night. when they left for other points
In the STATE.
Mr.. Warner Is frc1uert visitor to
Hou. ton and is quite well known Mr.
Le Bsaume also gets 10 the city occasion
ally, but Mr.. Sion. las never baen hera
before yesterday although on one or two
previous occasions he has passed through
As was mentioned In The Post yestgriay
morning, the Cotton Bet and the Chi
cago and Eastern Illinois are contemplate
ing junction at Thebss H., thus giving
a through line from Texas to Chicaga,
and Mr. Stone and Mr.. LIE Dsalme ara
making their present tour for the pu pose
Of looking over the situation IN n
eral way In order TO ascertain how the.r
joint interests may be served after the
connection spoken Of Is completed.
Mr.. Stone If delighted with what 70 ras
SO far seen Of Texas, and as he has visited
practically all OF the principal points in
the State. he Is in a position 10 speak sd
visedly. He expressed himself yesterday
as being particularly we'll oleased wi h
Houston, which. In his opinion Is by far
the liveliest and most metropolitan eity
in the State.
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NOTES AM PERsoNAIs.


H. Maserson of Houston was in Gal
weston today.
DR.. G. D. Holmes. Jr.. left this evening
for Baltimore.
JEFF McLemore of Austin is an arrival
at the fremont
]. a. Hyde and II. r. Mitchell are among
the Houstonians in the city.
Mrs W H. Beckway has returned from
visit TO relatives at Austin.
Arthur T. Wilson, the advertising repre-
sentative OF the Dallas News, is In the
city.
Mrs. Lottie Ward Drew Of Houston is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Compton OF
this city.
o. w. Gibson has gone to San Antonio.
where he will remain some time on ac-
count OF III health
The Texas Press association is expected
TO arrive In Galveston next Saturday from
its Meeting at Brennan.
c. w. Steere. contracting agent OF the
Kansas City Southern railway. has ro-
turned from San Antonio.
Colcrei l.. j. Polk, general manager Of
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
company, left this morning for Dallas !.
). B. Morrow. travelling passenger agent
Of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
way company. with headquarters In Dali
las. is In the city.
United States Deputy Marshal borough
went 70 Houston yesterday. where be ar
rested DR.. Penn p Thoruton. who Is
charged With uplawfuily using the United
states malls.
Gearss stephen. son Of Mr.. and Mrs q.
Baunan. died 81 n:a6 M today at the
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ISLAND ITEMS
Gotten AIIll Stockholders Are consI %
40 Increase 10 Capacity.
THE SCHOONER MARY JfNNfrTf WRECKED
Two Children Died Of Their injuries,
4 LARGE Delegation for the Trans
mississippi Congress.

Galveston. Texas, April IL The stock
holders and directors OF the Galveston
Cotton mill have under consideration a
plan for Increasing the capacity OF the
mills SO per cent. This will increase the
number OF spindles from 10000 to $4,000
and viii give the mills capacity for turn
ing out lo,O0O,OU0 yards OF goods a year,
1t Is estimated that this will furnish en-
pioyment for between 100 and $50 more
men.
These mills have been doing considerable
export business and their prosperity should
give encouragement to the promoters OF
new mills In tho State.
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neduced pas.enEer Ratcr.

Reduced passenger rates have been an
nounced by Texas lines for the following
events:
BY the International and Great North
ern--Grand council United Commercial
Travellers OF America at Houston en- May
% and 26; State convention Woman 8
Christian Temperance Union at Houston
on May 8 to II, inclusive; State Epworth
League conference at Waco on May Is to
II, inclusive; annual session colored
Knights OF Pythlas at Austin on May Z
and S; Texas State Saengerfest at Austia
on May to 9, inclusive; annual ccngel-
tion Texas Bankers association at Fort
Worth on May 8 10 10, inclusive; indus
trial convention at Chattanooga on May
Is to 49, general conference Methodist
Episcopal church at Chicago on May TO
81; general conferences African Methodist
Episcopal church at Columbus, Ohio, on
May to June 3; meetings OF Texas
Pharmaceutical association a1d State
Dental association at Dallas On May is 20
II. inclusive; Southern Baptist and Auxil-
larry conventions at Hot Springs on May
10 to H.
BY the Houston East and West TeSas-.
State convention woman's Christian Tenn
persnce Union at Houstos: State Pharnd-
ceutical association at Dallas; Bankers'
association at Fort Worth: ganeIal con-
ference Methodist Episcopal church at
Chicago.
BY the San Antonio and Arkansas PAS
Banters association at Fort Worth; Ep-
worth League convention at Waco State
convention Catholic knights OF America
at Halletviils; commencement exercises
at Georgetown on May "a TO 30
BY the Santa Fe--Independent Order o.
Odd Fellows' anniversary at Ardmore on
April 26; commencement exer-ises at
Georgetown; State Christian Mis- iensry
convention at Paris on June IL to 10;
meeting OF grand lodge Knights OF
Pythlss, colores, at Austin on My 8;
United Commercial Travellers NEE lns at
Houston; Epworts League con'e-e nee at
Waco; Pharmaceutical association meet
ing at Dallas.
Bv the Houston srd Texas Cen.ral-Un-
yelling OF the Texas Veterans monument
at Galveston on April 90 to 90.
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Tirrt Court oil AppcaIs.

Galveston, Texas, April 12.--Followipa
are the proceedings in the arst court Of
civil appeaw:
Reversed and remandcd: c. W. Martin
VS.. st. Louis Soutnw ertern Railway COM
Iany; fiom Smith.
Affirmed: NJ. ID. Chonquette VS.. G. @
Mccarthy ct al; from Grdyson. 4. r.
Phelps vs.. First National Benk ct nj;
from Waller. Davis McCardell vs. Jobncs
Henry; from Polk.
Reversed and dismissed: A. II. Hill We
". Strauss; from jackson.
Motions for rehearng refused; Loon
simonton VS.. A. NJ. Perry ct al; from
Harris. Walter G. Jones, mayor, ct al VS..
g. &c, Doherty; from Galveston. +. Y.
Brown ct al VS., T. I. Pitts; from john
son. c. w. Hampton ct al vs. w. a. GILL;
land ct al; from Graysou.
Motion 10 file transcript granted; WI.
liam Jackson VS.. J. X p. Bradshaw ct
al from Gregg.
Motions for additional conclusions OF
fact granted: A. J. Spradey ct al VS.. This
state Of Texas ETC.; fro1 Nacogdoches.
". C. Jones. mayor, ct al VS.. c, =. Doasr-
ty; from Galveston,
Motion 10 certify questions TO supreme
court granted: Patty Joiner Eubanks
Company VS.. +. B. Cummlns. guardian;
from Hunt.
Submitted: r, Wiley va. ]. W. Liniley.
from Madison. Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of kentucky VS.. Lillian Mellott;
from Harris. Mary De Berry ct 81 VS.. J
G. wootters; from Houston. John w.
Bohan W.. Maria Bohan, from Galveston,
Amanda c. Kelsey ct al vs.. b. Zabaleta
ct al; from Starr.
SGT for submission April &c: A. r. Lacy
We. George Gentry, from Rusk. J. G.
White ct al VS.. D. Dedman ct al; from
Grimes. J. II. Garrison VS.. r. l. Kelley
ct al; from Nacogdoches. A. ". Ellis OF
al VS.. j. G. Harrison ct al; from Fort
Bend. Jason Mcdaniel ct al VS.. L. L.
chinski; from Grimes. johnson a. Craw-
ford VS.. c. NJ. Dllley & Son; from Ander-
son.
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palestine notes.

Palestine. Texas, April 12.-The Inter
national and Great Northern Railway COM
pany's new lake Is fast neaiing completion
and when completed will be good i'm
provement, as well as a benefit to the
company. TIE International and Great
Northern Railway company Il now put
ting in water mains over the company's
grounds and will have a tine water works
s, stem. Near the lake power house and
pumping station Is being erected. A good
boiler has been placed in the power house
and two double pumps. Knowles pateat,
have been placed In the pumping station.
Men are now at work on second lake,
which will be completed NEXT week
The International and Great northern
Railway company viii also put In al slsc-
tric light plant and will then have thar
own light ana water works system-
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nELEGArEs mo- HOUSTON.

The chamber Of commerce committee
on arrangements for the entertainment OF
the Transmississippl Congress who are to
visit Galveston Saturday, April "a, after
the meeting at Houston, which begins
April ~, met this morning 1t was agreed
that 1t is Galvestons duty to nave a large
Delegation each day, and IN addition TO
the original committee~of Waiter Gresham,
q. L.. Wallis. George e. Mann. W. l..
Moody, Jr.. Clarence ousley, J. II. Lang
beam, Z. o.. Flood. NJ. Lasner. John ID.
Rogers, A. W. Fly, Leon Blum, G. Rsy-
nleraholfer, John e. Baily and j. II. Hill,
the following we're appointed as delegates:
b. Adoue, Fred Alien, V. =. Austin, W.
+. Beers, ]. r. Cheek, G. 81. Courts,
Charles Clarke, w. A. Muller, L. V. Elder,
II. tocke, Charles Fowler, l. Hebron,
Captain Luth, Charles Frenchle, Thomas
Goggan, e, NJ. Hartrick, J. H. Hawiey,
k1win Sampson. A. B. Homer. John
Sealy, Sealy n1tchings. |. II. kempner.
John Lovejoy. Simon Mlstrot, J. II. Craig,
j. 5. Montgomery, NJ. Marx, Q. II. Moore,
NJ. F. Mott. J. A. Robinson. J. J. Schott,
George Seeligson, ]. F. Smith. John
Adriancc, A. b. fuller. NJ. Uilmann, J. l..
Waters, J. w. Keenan,. c.. II. Jones. j. p.
Alvey. Pat Barry, r.. G. Love, a. Borne
field, R. Bornefeld. r. NJ. Cash. II. Can
ms, l.. j. Polk, John Charles Harris, d.
b. Henderson, Charles Hildenbrand, j..
w. Rlddell, Morris Sass, -. DUG, NJ. e.
Kleberg, ed n. Ketchum, w. Q. Jones,
W. Jassen, W. B. Lockhart, Joe Levy. J.
b. Denlson, G. ]. McRae, J. Morrow, l..
S. Mckinney, NJ. NJ Mann, j. L. Clarke,
F. L. Lee, Daniel Ripley, C. .eD. Robin
son. julius Runge, j. D.-Skinnor. K. w.
Smith. H. G. Wheeler. S. G. Spencer
These delegates are called to meet at
the chamber OF commerce Saturday next
at II q. m. to elect q chairman and ar
range for attendance. 1t is urged that
all the gentlemen named will take notes
and attend.
The Congress- will adjourn at Houston
early Saturday, the 2lst, and many of the
are expected to visit this city.
They will arrive about p. III. They win
be taken out to view the harbor and Jet
ties and will then be rendered an oyster
roast or other entertainment
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Note. and personaI..

Mr.. G. r. Ryan. travelling passenger
agent of the Illinois Central, with al
quarters at San Antopio, spent yesterday
in the city on business.
Mr.. ]. n. Griswold, commercial agent
Of the Santa Fe, with headquarters ct
this point, left last night for q trip
through a part of Louisiana.
Mr. N. S. Medium, general manager
OF the Houston East and West Teas, is
absent on trip to San Antonio and other
poi1ts In that section otsthe Fate.
The Santa Fe has announced that the
rate of 80 i-2 cents on cotton gin machin-
cry from st Lois - Texa 60 mol pei ITS
will become effective over its line on
April 16,
Mr. Horace Booth, assistant general
freight agent Of the International ami
Great Northern, spent yesterday in Pa es-
tine on business with the headquarters
of his company.
Mr. George w. Ely, travelling passenger
agent Of the Sunset lines, returned So
night to his headquarters in Montgomery.
Ala, after brief business visit 70 be
general Offices OF the company In this city.
The various cimps of United con,sder-
ate Veterans in New Orleans have SO etc !
the Illinois Central as the official ne
over which they viii make the trip TO the
annual meeting TO be held In Loliv'l e
in May. No definite action In the prem
ises has yet been taken by the local
camp.
The Houston East aud West Texas fas
announced maximum rate OF 81 from
Shreveport and a minimum OF 80 cents
from Humble to Houston on acc 'u7t OF
the Trsnsnlsslss.ppl Congress Tickets
Will be sold for the train arriving N
Houston on the morning Of Apii p AID
will be limited 10 April p fer re urn
For the Same occasion round trip ti,fes
will be sold at rate of ona fare, no ex-
ceeding S. for trains arriv'ng in Hons-
Ton April IS and 10. These will be lin
tied 10 April % for return.
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The Cumberland May he purcha,. I'd

Corpus Christi, Texas. April IA spo-
cf1l meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Corpus Christi and Galveston stsams p
company was held here this evening FOR
the purpose of considering proposition
from I. Markowitz, owner of the steamer
Cumberland, relative to the purchase OF
the vessel After considerable discussion
Ell. Caldwell. president of the company,
was instructed 70 go to Galvest1 IN at cnce
aud inspect the vessel, and II found in
hrst-class condition to procssd to close
the deal and have the vessel brought here
and established in the freight tpadc be-
tween here and Galveston imme iiately.
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PATTON UNCHANGED.
Pacific Bridg VIII he an
almost Total Lss.

Pacific Bridg VIII he mn
Almost Total Lss.
out situation is ractically I'M
Inc Southern Psiac is opsr-
'hrough passeng trains via
sealy. West Pot and Fla
Is transferring ! passengers
trains at colunus. accord
plan outlined in Ie Post yes
nins. All freigh trains ara
ent around, with E exception
paood with compat material.
y Immediately need.
TO reports rscesd al ths
mayer Van Week d Ltldae AT
WI be practically Ao,al loss.
aas been stated, thnain pier
usiure was cntl.slylrstroyed
ose ., twisted out share as
. matter Of 'epla eli il prac-
lmpossibility. A mporarv
~ oe gotten IN shaias sros
Of course, but ~ vii
N entirely new rIge viii
pe built. Il is estlned row
oe 4 week or ten d. I efere
seain cross IA, rivca. this
a atm
In vss,. urippied, oateports
nan they have bsen NJ, ,, uy.'
ps vasat that all OF the,mnse
4ued within a day or i.
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FREMONT ARRIVALS.

A. T. Andrews, Little Rock, Ark: Geo
A, Boutwell,. 81. Louis; Mrs. c. A. Small
4 enyer: jeff McLemore. Austin; Ii. X
Mitchell. Houston; j. A. Hyde. Houston;
9. G. Aiken, Houston; Harry Simon. New
York; T. .. Kokosy, New Orleans; w c.
Leits, Kansas City; Oscar Becker. Dallas
and vile, Danville. H.; u. b, Mccuen
San Antonio; j. A. Russ. Palestine: Or.
l., +. Rsbicham. city. S. w. Clingan. De-
troit; II. s. Haines. Kalamazoo. #. u
Noodle, city ]. E. Clark. St, Louis; G. r.
Burbridge, DALLAS; J.. NJ. Johnston. bal
las; %. d. Subway and wife. TaylorvilIs,
Ill; J. II. Ginenbach. Philadelphia; N. NJ,
Coffman, pittsburg, Pa.
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specinI Authority.

Austin, Texas, April 12.-Gn approval OF
Joint application No, 154, submitted By the
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway company. the linss compoaiag the
Ceetral route and the Sunset route, have
been authorized by the comm. ssion to
adopt the following exception to we3t-
ern classification: Candy. less than car
load, invoice value 10 cents or less per
pound, third-class.
Effective April IL, 1900.
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wharton Locals.

Wharton, Texas, April lila grippe 10
epidemic in Wharton; some cases have
been OF severe type, but no deaths as yet.
There are several cats of measles ssso re-
ported, otherwise the health OF the county
Is good.
Mrs. j. T. Bolton, assisted by Mrs. J..
A. Sanders and Miss Lily Bolton are busy
preparing the little ones TO take part In
the exercises Of Chlldrep's Day which
will be celebrated Saturday night April
p, at the Baptist church.
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JOHNNIE BURKE pEAp.

The accident that occurred on the wharf
last Monday afternoon had its finale this
morning. when the spirit OF little Johnnie
Burke, after brave and heroic struggle
at S O'Clock freed itself from the suffering
body. johnnie was hero-a true he
He bore his sufferings with a fortitude
that deserved better fate Even with
such overwhelming odds IN deaths favor
the little man laughed, until his voice
was stifed. at the grim reaper,
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A SECOND VICTIM.

The explosion of the can OF kerosene oil
at the home of George Bailey that oc-
CURED just west Of the city limits Tues.
day evening has claimed another victim.
Little George Bailey. the boy, died at 5:25
this morning, making the second victim,
his sister having died the evening OF tb J
explosion. The mother is doing very we'll.
but Is suffering much mental anguish
from the loss of her two children,
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walls IAwLoR HorsL.

Eagle lake; Charles II. Thomas,
Dallas. Jew Orleans; X. NJ. Will
oria: Elk: Baker. Austin: A. Is.
mpstead II. NJ. Eroy. Dallas: j..
7; Kibstork. st. Louis: J. w.
Vile, .opllt, No.: Thomas H.
eaumont WI, Hilthomer, Iowa
Cork, Beaumont; J. y. Grad
We. J. { Arpgast, Fields. La;
Chicas'; Q. g, Atkins, Kansas
es schrper, Wisconsin. G. An
geo; George Lick, westlake. La. /:
90, Pitisburg. NJ. NJ. Binkiey,
Z. Jones, Gonzales; J. w. Nc
oit; J. \. Weht st, Louis; Aug.
lmore; 7. II. hilton. st. Louis ;
rs. st. Louis.
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In.tructron. 10 Asents.

General Passenger Agent Parks Of the
Southern Pacific has issued the following
circular TO agents:
On account OF accident 70 bridge AZ CO
iumbus, trains Mo-. . and 10 w1ii % run
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|usAND DOLLARS RI pD

% ?, Houston Offers a resj .,
!, 4 ,ss Tor Toe arre an /
n y tae party or pastiw 40
ne books or papers frg,as
w auditors er sscr,.s
asht OF March 7, lsllad
rs.y OF said books or D.
= aoliars Of sad amouaL /
ne detection and { NV.
|res ,eae snd i've hundred dls
ss sss or return of :
8. Il. srashear. Mayo
L J. rufily,
ny H. Dickson,
A. Robt. RosenthaI,
Finance committs
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Tho cargo was insured for $4,000.
TARGET PRACTICE WITH BIG Gun

TARGET PRACTICE WITH BIG GUNS,
The target practice at Fort San ia
cinto took place today, as had been ar
ranged. owing TO direction from which
the wind was blowing the sound OF the
firing could not be heard In the business
portion of the city. Five shots were
tired BY the rapid fro gun, eight by the
big teninch gun and three by the NOR
tars.
The results OF the practice were very
seya. ,9ctory Each shot will be plated
q reported upon.
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St. 10. Texas, April 1i.-This morning at
2 o'clock the residence Of W. S. CLANCY
was burned, together with all households
furniture. LOSS $500; insurance $500.
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a SCHOONER WRECKED.

A telegram has been received by undei-
writers Beers and Kennison & Co. to the
effect that the schooner Mary Jennette,
which sailed from Galveston last Satur-
day for Brazos Santiago with a cargo
consisting Of -four, lard and general mer-
chandise, had been driven ashore of Point
Isabel and the vessel and cargo totally
lost.
e. W. Kelly and the crew of the Schooner
were saved by tho mon from the life saving
station.
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Special Egg Rate.

Austin, Texas, April lin approval Of
application No. SAT of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway Company Of Texas, the
commission has granted authority for the
adoption of the following rates for the
transportation OF eggs from all stat ons on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
of Texas to the following points:
Rates in cents per
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hon Special leaves Houston r:so .. N.
u only All these trails leave the
IA Congress Avenue Depot TO minutes
lar the above.
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n. e. a w. T. n. n.

Grand Central Depot
D >. m Express Train. Arrive 6.4oa. m.
ke2ort. Kansas City ami Cincinnati,
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c., III. & II. n. II.
pot foot Of Congress Avenue
Galveston Trains

Trains leaving Houston at 4.ss p.
|riving at Houston ,:4s a. m and
so run Into Grand Centr Il depot.
l ten minutes earlier and arriving
hes later than time given above.
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ms arrive AMI depart from IN. Grani
except the Missouri. Kansas ana TEXAS
have depot In the Fifth ward. the In
I'D Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
! International and Great Northern DEPOT
sverue. The Missouri. Kansas and
h;ves,on. Houston ard Henderson trains
Irrational and Great Northern DEPOT
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kni are fast mall ana express between tn
Ia. going from Houston Via the Central.
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the current SECOND and thIrd-cIass rate
shall apply when less than the above.
Effective April 13. 1900.
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G.. II. & y. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
Galveston and LIN Porte.
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l. 4 G. y. n. n.