The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-15
Nornanana.--c. l. Swan.

Normanana.--C. !, Swan,
Each enc OF this committee" says
Captain Hutcheeor sis expected to do all
in his power for the entertainment and
comfort of our guests, the delegates to the
Transmisslssippi Congress. who will be
with us the coming week.
II am informed that some Of the guests
viii arrive on the trains Of Monday morn
ing; others v Ill arrive on the trains reach
ing here Monday night ard Tuesday morn
ing. | have therefore, divided the recep-
tion committee into squads, to meet the
respective trains coming into the city,
take charge OF the delegates as Shey arrive
and see that they are comfortably set
tied in their quarters. and have every at
tention paid them.
''The following gentlemen are expected
to meet all trains which run into the Hous-
tou and Texas Central depot. and TO be
promptly on hand Monday morning, Mov
day evening and Tuesday morning TO meet
the arrival of each train, viz. Geo. A.
Qulnlan, II, f, Ring, ]. NJ. Rockwell, os-
car Reynaud, 3. T.. Bonner Charles Ashe.
d. b. Cooley, Sterling Meyer, c. II. Mildly.
Geo l.. Porter Nj. A, Wescott, II. w.
Cortes, II. b. Gushing, N L. Mills, ]. w.
,nitmer, w d. Slosson. Jas. Adair, j. r.
Waties, c. G. Drerer, d. b. Stanclin, VIM,
Christian, Roy Nj. Edmonds, w Il. Fall,
Tom Richardson. r, w. Weir, Homer T.
]
~ G. Kittrel, u. ID. Dennis, s. b. Strong,
p. X. Ewing. Ed Khan, VIM. ID. Cleve-
land, Il. A. Peden, H. W. Garrow, I. j.
Boyles, r. NJ Johnston. p. X. Carson, II.
T. McGregor. w. NJ. Mitchell, LYMAN
Levy ]. NJ. Cotton, S. +. Carter. A. G.
Howell. 5. f, B. Morse
The following named gentlemen Will
meet all International and Great Northern
trains for the east and from Galveston at
the International depot, foot OF Congress
street, which may arrive on Monday and
/ Tuesday
E. g. Crawford. Cllff Grunswald. b, a.
Randolph, j. h Lester, y, A. Booth, W.
T. TORY james A. Baker, Q. T. Holt,
A. !. Sohureman. u, r. Richardson, h. J.
man Keller, NJ l.. Robbins, George Me-
Eville, L. j. Parks, James Butte. Horace
Booth, j. l.. West, #. NJ, futile, j. NJ
Griswold. j. r. Meyer, John II. Kirby,
Jesse A. Thompson.
The following named gentlemen will be
at the Missouri. Kansas and Texas depot.
IN the Fifth ward, 10 meet the arrival of
all trains on that line from the NORTH and
from Galveston which may arrive an
Monday and Tuesday next:
f. A. Reichardt. w. L. Foley, =. W,
Cave, g, J. Palmer, Frank G. Jones, Abbot
Cockrell, Morris q. Gimbie II. C. Nose
hart. J. ], Pnstoriza, John H. Lang. C, w.
HAIL. S. Taliaferro Hugh Hamilton. ". s.
Meldrum. ]. S. Dunlay, j. /, Campbell
Charles DILLINGHAM;.
The badges for the members OF the re-
cep,iop committee can be secured by cali
ing on Mr.. Tom Richardson al the League
room, under the Hutchins house. at any
time. The members Of the committee will
therefore secure their badges, ana every
one rs expected 10 I'LL the appointman,
made for him as above indicated
49,
The following local delesstes to repre-
sent Houston upon the floor % the Con-
gress havs thus far been appointed.
i BY Cotton Exchange. w VI r. watson
John II. Kirby. W. H. kirkland. Charles
Dillingham;, J. NJ Rockwell
BY Manufactureis' Arsocistion---Johr
Y. Dickson J. J. pastorix2, Z. n Burke