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BY G., c. Briggs his Atty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

Opal Johnson. Albrona Bierman, Ida War
rach, Babeock and Francis Doughty;
Mesdames j. NJ. Doughty, G. II. Brightwell
X. l.. Allen, w II. Smith, Edward Edgar
Ella Hatch, Ike Johnson, Willett Wilson
w. T. Harvey. j. fl. Bickford. Henry
Sanders, Sarah Burbank. G. 4. Dudgeon,
Joe Williams, W. G. Noble, ]. w. James
and II. Warrack; Messrs. T. p. Wood OF
Yoakum, William and A. T. Oertliug, j.
ID. Clement, Thomas Boyd. w. p. Regain
j. E. Garner. w. G. Peterson. c, J. Urban
J. d. Walton, F. J. Rocmer, ]. NJ Dough
ty, c. II. Brightwell, r. L. Allen r. l..
Barron of Victoria. Albert Egg and Archie
Staples of Edna. W. C. Noble, Edward
Edgar. VIII Henderson. John Edgar, Ben
Wasserman, Harry Raymond, Joe VIII
llams, W. T. Harvey. Wilett Wilson,
Henry Sanders, Joe Deutsch, Frank
Moore. Sam Dudgeon and J. II. Blckford
An election will he held tomorrow for
the purpose of electlng president and
board OF trustees OF the Port L.avaca In
dependent free school district.
The recent heavy rains in this county
have placed the farmers much behind with
their work and they are now taking adj
vantage OF the dry weather to plant their
cotton and work nut the crops already
planted. Cotton will be much later than
last year and great deal OF 1t has had To
BIO replanted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Hillsboro, Texas, May 4.-David Wall,
OF Cincinnati is conducting a succession
revival at the Christian church. There
have been number OF additions TO the
ohureh and quite a number OF visiting
clergymen are attending the services.
Comanche, Texas, May 5.-Much interes,
Is being manifested in the revival which
is being conducted at the Methodist church
by Rev. Bradwell.
Comanche, Texas, May 5.-Rev. ] C.
Grow has been installed as pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. A coed con-
gregation was present.
Gatesyille. Texas, May 4.-Rey. John /
Logan, the great Christian evangelist Is
Visiting his people in this city and will
begin series OF meetings May lS.
Waxahaohie. Texas. May 5.--A success.
full protracted meeting Is being held Il
the Methodist church by Rev H. A. Baur-
land, assisted by Rev H. A. Boaz Of Duh.
lin.
Valley View, Texas. May &C. L. Raj.
lard has just closed foup weeks meet-
ing, which resulted in greata- revlya,
than has been at this place for lone
time; thirty-iive or forty conversions ana
many additions to the churches.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
LOCAL.

Police officer Scott kills a negro. as ne
says, in self defense.
The Charlton school trustees ticket
elected -
The Chimes of Normandy" repeated
by amateur talent.
list OF the bound newspaper nles now
In possession of the Houston Lyceuin
The Brewers union Will give Mayfest
today.
The annual outing OF the Lords cyc,v
club.
Tho assistant engineer at the American
brewery badly hurt.
Burglars enter NJ. A. Grants store on
Congress avenue.
The Light Artillery thank Mrs Bur
roughs for her husbands picture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
METHODIST CONFERENCE
Proposed that Several Branches Be Merged
into One.
DEATH OF EVANGELIST MOODY LAMENTED
Elections TO Take Place Mny Ia
Bishops Organization Plan.
Religious News.

Chicago. May 5.--After an hour OF active
debate among delegates to the Methodist
general conference today committee Of
| fourteen was appointed to report plan for
tho conclusion OF the Freedmen Aid aud
| southqrn Educational society and the Church
EstS nsion society or either Of them. with the
Home Missionary society. intu one society to
be known as the Home Missionary society
of the Methodist Episcopal church. The
committee was instructed to report next Fri
day.
| Rev. A. Leonard Cincinnati. in discussing
the resolution which was introduced by
him. declared that the uniication OF the
societies would lessen expenses aud facill-
tate progressive work.
| There were numerous other resolutions and
memorials presented most of them being
| referred to their prcper committees.
IL. l.. Thomas OF the Washington confer
cree reported resolution tina. the con-
ference greatly lamented the death OF d, L.
Moody. the great evangelist, and prayed that
another great leader might come forth
| Adopted by standing vote.
A resolution providing that elections OF
| bishops. secretaries. book agents and edi-
tors be held May II and That no measures
| contemplating changes in the book of disci-
pline be considered after May 10 was referred
| TO committee. The committee was in-
| structed to report next Tuesday and II their
| report is in favor OF the passage Of the latter
| resolution the new question Will probably
| come before the conference without delay
/ The conference then adjourned until Mon
| day.
Bishop James NJ. Thornburn discussed his
plan for raising an army of 100000 workers
to fulfill the bishops call today. The bish-
| ops plan has freely been debated by mem
beers Of the general conference and probably
will come before that body early this month
IN the form OF a memorial presented by some
| delegate
Bishop Thornburns plan contempates.
briefly, an Organization OF church members
to become eyangellstic and systematizcd so
as to gather in 100000 souls and $50, 600, 900
before the close OF the century.
81 can not give my plans in detail at this
time" said Bishop Thornburn. for when ]
came to the conference had them only In
outline. Since coming here and finding the
| interest that is manifest can say that it is
probable that they will be In conference soon.
| In wnv nv nan NAV be compared to the
military policy of the United States. There
| is large volunteer army scattered through
out the country Say that a war is about
| TO break out. What has the government that
1t can lay its hands upon? The recruiting
sergeant. Surely there are a large number Of
recruiting sergeants to be found in every
/ congregation, every district and every an
nual conference throughout the country."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Proceedings of the Austin District
Christian Endeavor.

Taylor, Texas, May 5.--The Christian
Endeavor convention opened its second
days session this morning with sunrise
prayer meeting, led by Elder Chambers
of San Marcos. At . O'clock devotional
exercises were conducted by Miss Eula
Elliott OF Thorndale. Rev. j. C. Oehler
delivered an address before the conven-
ton after which THE Banner of the
Cross" was sung by trained voices The
paper written by Miss Myrtle Stearns Of
Circleville on True Endeavorers" was
an interesting recital OF suggestions. and
Our District Needs" was subject on
which Superintendent Fitzhugh Thornton
delivered very profitable speech.
Reports from local societies were made
from the different points in the district.
The following committees were appoint
ed; On ways and means-H H. Croft
house OF Gallas. chairman Miss Tyler
Mtlkerson OF Temple, Rev j. C. Oeher OF
Taylor, Miss Lula Reed OF Bertram, Be-.
nara Brown of Taylor On nominations
Mr. Gates Of San Marcos, Miss stearns OF
Circleville, On fine and place for next
conVention-M!ss Reneke of Smithvilie
Miss Bradley of Taylor. On courtesies--
J. w, Marshall OF Taylor, Mrs Erhardl
OF Bastrop, Mr.. Davenport OF Hutto.
Addresses were delivered by ]. w. Mar.
shall, Miss Lula Owen and President
Grotthouse.
After business meeting. adoption OF
resolutions, ETC., the meeting adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
LA GRANGE LOCALS.
Mrs. Byrnes Had Narrow Escape
from a Severe Hurt.


from n severe Hurt.
La Grange, Texas, May 5.-=The wife of
Captain j. NJ. Byrnes, late yesterday
evening, met with very painful and
what might have proved a very serious
accident Mr.. and Mrs. Byrnes recently
purchased a home here and were having
an addition built to the house and other
improvements made on it. Mrs. Byrnes
had gone over with her husband to see
how the improvements were progressing
and walked up into the second story,
which was only partially foored; while
looking around she inadvertently stepped
on the flooring onto the ceiling OF the
room below, which gave way beneath
her, precipitating her to the floor below.
distance OF some ten or twelve feet; her
husoand rushed to her and succeeded in
getting her TO their present lone, only
snort distance away. doctor was inn
mediately sent for who, on his arrival
declared she had miraculously escaped,
pelng none the worse for her fall, beyond
the shock and a few slight bruises.
The city council at it's last meeting
leased the city waterworks plant 10
Messrs. Taylor & Klllough for period
OF ten years from the expiration OF their
present contract
Gus Helmcamp. the !s-year-old son of
FRITZ Helmcamp twno died here last fail
OF consumption), died yesterday Of the
same disease, and was buried today In the
cemetery near Cedar.
MT j. ~ Hail o. this city has received
ms commission as census enumerator;
ms territory will be the city OF La
Grange.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06


The penison cotton mill has begun ao-
tual operations.
Fhii Heitjen committed suicide at san
Antonio because he had been indicted: he
declared his Innocence
Bad weuther caused slackenins in tho
demand for lumber at Beaumont.
weston, though many carpenters and
painters are at work.
W. 7. and L. Q. Llnson we're killed at
Buffalo by J. w. MIllor.
Work is to begin at once on tho sner-
man-benison interurban line.
The jury In the case of Sergeant Keeper
returned a verdict OF guilty and assessed
the death penalty
The rise in the Guadalupe will cause
Victoria county lands to lie idle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
FOREIGN.

Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria
given regal welcome in Berlin. which
Is en- fete.
Elections will be held throughout
France today.
England interested IN Roberts advance
on Pretoria and the mission OF the Boer
peace committee.
Secretary Roots Monroeism comment
ed on by the London papers.
European nations dependent on United
States for gold.
Port Said officially declared plague
stricken.
Millions are dying from cholera and
famine in India With no hope of relief.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
PORT LAvAcA NEWS NOTES.
Lear Year Hall Given by the youni
Ladies',


Port Lavaca. Texas. May i.--one OF the
most enjoyable affairs that has taken place
In Port Lavaca in quite awhile was the
leap year ball at the court house wednes-
day evening. gotten UP by the young
ladies' OF the town. The programme CON
sisted OF eighteen dances aud three inter-
missions. and the grand march was led
by Mr.. and Mrs, C, H. Brightwell. Music
for the occasion was furnished by the
Lawrence orchestra from Victoria. At Il
o'clock delicious refreshments OF ice
cream aud cake were served Those pres
ont We're MISS Blanche Burbank. BESSIE
Wilson, BERTHA Boyd, FlosSle Clement
Geriie Dudgeon, Jessie aud Belle McFar.
land. Gertrude Clement OF Cuero. Mildred
Jones, Mary and Fannie Boyd Lnie James.
Pearl and Sadie Johnson. Cornella Rur-
bank. Nancy Scott, Lucille sternberr
Annie and Gerald o'Niel. Nina Cameron.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austin. Texas, May 6.-Tho secretary OF
state today filed an amendment to the
charter of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge,
]. Q. o. f.. OF Texas. providing for the
elimination OF the words Right worthy
from Its name.
The following military commissions were
Issued today by the governor,
George b. Adams. senior frst lieutenant
battery %, First artillery.
George James Dwyer, hrst lieutenant
Border Rifles
Hampson Gary. major Third infantry
j. I, McDermott, captain Dallas Zouaves.
w. S. Bower. captain Mexia minute men.
ID. Arnold, second lieutenant Lyons
Sherman infantry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
TEXAS POLITvCs.

The expected discord in the Dallas coun-
ty convention did not appear and dele
cation in sympathy with Mr.. Bailey was
sent to Austin.
Gossett now has long lead over Burke
In the congressional race in the Sixth.
The Texas populists will get away to the
Cincinnati convention today.
George b. Burgess received tho indorse-
ment OF Austin county for congress from
the Tenth
handell Is thought 10 have carried COL
III. county for congress over Cough.
Henny Carried Bell county by an over
wheiming majority; Henderson carried
Milan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
THE PIso CO., WARREN, PA.
Warren. Pa, April 30. 1900.

wal ioh' L d. april oV, tSuV.
Mr.. Ben Wilbush, Houston, Tex
Sir; Replying to yours of the 25th
instant The Association of Retail Drug
gists nave repeatedly declared the opln-
ion that for the best interests of all con-
cerned. proprietary articles ought to pe
seld, in quantity, to regular job5ers only.
This opinion was reatfrmed by the meet
Ing at st. Louis, in which were repre-
senied nearly all the States in the Union.
we entirely agree with this, and because
1t is our purpose to help the retail drug
sist IN every legitimate way to maintain
iuil prices, we make it fixed rule to sell
our goods direct to regular wholesale drug
gists only. Respectfully yours.
THE PIso COMPANY,
Per Mary Miller.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
SAN ANTONIO DRUG CO.

SHH AHtonIo, Tex, Nov. "A, 1893.
MT Ben Wilbush. Houston, Tex.
Dear Sir: We are in receipt of your
taVor of the 18th, concerning the order
winch you recently sent US through Mr..
Parsons In reply will state that we
notified Mr.. Parsons upon receipt of the
or1ef that owing to the fact that we had
been repeatedly notified from various re-
liable sources that you were cutting
prices We would be compelled to decline
the order, as we consider such notices 3
polite request not to sell you.
thanking you for the order, and regret
ing under the circumstances. that we
could not accept the order, we remain.
Yours truly,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
IN THE HOUSE.
sundry Civil Dill Carries the Lnrees-
Appropriation On Record.

Washington, May 5..-The house today
passed the sundry civil bill 1t carries
slightly more than ssl 100000. about $40 oOO. 90,
more than any previous sundry elvl bin.
Tho general deficiency and military academ,
appropriation bills are now the only genera,
supply bills unactod upon by the house.
There was . protracted contest over several
propositions to buy li0 acres additional for
the 81. Elizabeth insane asylum az $500 an
acre but every proposition was defeated.
The senate amendments to the army ap-
preparation bill were disagreed TO by the
house and the bill was sent to conference.
Notice was given that the Peterson Craw.
ford contested election case would be called
upon Wednesday next
Al 4:sp p. m. the house adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
ssseseosessososesoseososssess
NEVILLE RRIEEs.
Reception and Banquet by High
school Alumni

- A'NNNP'hOh hhu Dy HtRf
school Alumni.
Beeville, Texas, May 4.--The alumni of
the Beeyille high school gave a reception
and banquet at the auditorium of the
public school building last night. The
affair was one of the most enjoyable
events Of the kind ever given in the city.
programme of vocal and instrumental
music was rendered BY some of the best
talent in the city, after which a magnlh-
cent spread of the most dainty and
palatable edibles was partaken Of and
the remainder of the evening was spent in
listening to toasts responded TO in
most happy manner by those assembled
around the Banquet board, in brilliant
reparte and bright and witty CONVEX
sation.
Prof. w. r. Thompson delivered his
famous lecture on Sunday Observance"
at the Baptist church in this city last
night to crowded house.
Colonel Ballard, brother OF ]. 7. Bal
lard OF this city, has been here several
days this week on visit Mr. Ballard
is engaged in the manufacture of brick
at Seguin,
V. Sterger Of Bonham has been in the
city several days this week buying horses
for the British army In South Africa. He
says the British do not want large horses
for the service In the Transvaai war
and he is buying none over fourteen hands
high.
Most of the truck growing interest is
just now being cenered in the watei
melon and cantaloupe crops, both OF which
give promise of being the largest ever
raised in this section
A ae
electric light plant and new waterworks
system has arrived and is now being set
up i9 the new building recently erected
for the purpose.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
TODAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Capture OF Brandfort was well con-
ceived by the British and carried out
like eiockwork.
Beers say tho Irish American regiment
behaved badly. refusing to Eight.
Relief OF Mafeking is looked for at any
moment.
4 Bsrtons brigade has crossed the vaai
river at windsorton.
Beers trekking northward. but lighting
hard.
Beers have vacated Christians.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
SAN ANTONIO DRUG co.
THE BEHRENs DRUG co.
Waco. Tex, March Is. Is,

NdVU' TEX, MArch 10, 1883.
Mr. Ben Wilbusb, Houston, Tex.
Dear Sir: We have your favor Of the
lsth' While we thank you for the favor
expressed in sending the order. at the
same time we can not ill the same J..
The circular which you refer to explais
our situation exactly. There is no com
p'he nor agreement among the jobbing
druggists, but the different patent medi-
cine manufacturers say to the jobbers that
they must not sell to those who do not
maintain full retail prices. They make
no provision for a reduction. as TO cash
discounts, as it is supposed such goods
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
BUSINESS MATTERS


Galveston. Texas. May S.--A petition in
bankruptcy was 1led in the United States
court today by ]. D. Cannon OF Angleton.
Brazoria county. Texas. His liabilities
amount to s19sS07. He has no assets ex-
cept exempt property.
petition In bankruptcy was fled In
the United states court today by James
Moore, Who until recently. has been en-
gagged In the Wholesale grocery business
in this city. being a member OF the Arm
OF Moore. Mckinney G. Co. His liabilities
amount to s5s,809. He has no assets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
MURDER IN THE TERRITORY.
City Marshal Myers Done to Death
by Negroes.

Fort Worth, Texas. May Ga special
received here at 1880 this morning says;
Hugh Myers, city marshal OF Davis. /, T.,
was shot and killed at 10 O'Clock by two
negroes. The negroes in leaving town be-
gan firing off their pistols; Myers went 10
investigate the trouble and overlook the
negroes half mile from the business part
OF town, when the negroes began shoot
ing at him. He was hit once. the shot
taking effect in the abdomen and coming
utes. Myers was brave and efficient
officer and very popular. Tho murderers
are still at large. A large posse has been
organized and gone in pursuit OF the
nurderers,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
NATIONAL QUARANTINE BILL.
senate Committee on Health Dcfers
Aciinn ON NeNf,a Hill.

Washington, May b.-Thc senate committee
on health and National quarantine held q
protracted session today, having under con-
sideration Senator Vests bill amending the
act granting additional powers to the marine
hospital service. Deeming IL undesirable to
act on the measure without expert testimony
upon the subject. the committee decided to
extend invitations to appear before it next
Friday to Surgeon General wyman and tha
health officers OF the ports OF New York, Bos-
ton Philadelphia. New Orleans, Mobile.
Charleston, S. c., and Jacksonville, Fla.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
STERLING REMEDy "A

Indiana Mineral Springs. Ind. ocl ii
Mr., Ben Wilbush. Houston. IN
Dear Sir; In answer to your rwud|
for rebate, be advised that ws II
stand that you are advertising aii Z
ing our goods right along at GU III
You are well aware that under OF, 4
Price Plan" no rebates can b ossI
unless you get the full advertised h
price for our goods. Yours very !rIs|
STERLING REMEDY CoMPAsI|
II. l.. Kramer, Treas. 4 ]snllG
And many others too numb,nu|
publish like the above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
MEXICAN BOUNDARY.
Treaty Signed Extending Time for
Its Establishment Another Year.

Washington, May b--Another extension OF
the time allowed for the fixing OF the water
boundary between the United States aud
Mexico was arranged for today, Secretary
Hay aud Senior Aspiroz signed treaty OF a
single article extending the time llmi~ one
year from December 70 last. The work Of
marking the boundary is progressing rapidly,
hut owing TO questions encountered relative
20 sovereignty over lands which have been
transferred from one bank Of the erratic Rio
(srarde TO the other n Gas not been possible
to complete the work MS soon as was OK.
pscted when the original treaty was drawn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
ARMY REORGANIZATION.
War Department. Officials Figuring
on the Eject of the Now I.nHY.

ON the Eject of the New LAW.
washington, May 5.--In anticipation OF the
passage by the house Of tho army reorganlEa-
ton BILL In unamended form the officials OF
tho war department have been figuring to
learn what effect the bill viii hsve upon
the numerical strength OF the army. II ap-
pears that the only branch Of Tho servire
when VIII receive an addition is the artll-
iery and the number OF men to be added TO
mat branch Is only 547s, at the maximum
branch Jas, The present enlisted strength
OF the army is 5000 regulars and IS 600 vol
unieers or total of 100000. The reorgani-
men. N''N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
COMMERCIAL.

July wheat and July corn shade lower.
July oats up 80 Provisions 1oa12,sc to
20G22hc lover.
Resctionary course OF prices is taken
with equanimity in the stock market
Gold exports have no bad effect.
Cotton futures to 3 points higher. big
spot business at Liverpool.