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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-18
A RINGER REINSTATED.
William BrannOH Has Been Squared
With the Turf.
HE WORKED THE BOOKlES TO A FINISH.
Alleaed to Have "Runo in" the Noted Old
Horse Tanner Under the Name Of
Polk Badget.

Cincinnati November 1T.-wiliam Bran.
non, who for nearly a year has suffered
ostracism from the American turf. has been
icInstated at Latonla. The offeuse which
maze Brannon an outcast was tile supposed
ringing" Of the noted old horse. ralnel
under the name If Polk Badget at Latonid
on which he cleaned up something nAe
$4,000.
lIranncn trained the horse or the pike
outside Of Latouia and nobody knew any.
thing auout MIN until after the coup had
been made Polk Badgct opened at 40 10
l and was backed down to : to ). Jockey
Keith had the mount and tried to make a
close finish, but the horse got his head and
finished away cut In mont
Brannon never claimed the purse. THEY
cashed the tickets ana walked The horse
TO stable in this city ard that night ne
was hidden behind some freight 10 bag.
gage car, painted to prevent recognition by
the officials and shipped direct to Jersey
CITY The tran grew so hot that he had
scarcely reached the stable there when he
was taken out and shipped To Hopklnsyili,
Tenn.
The horse is dead, also the jockey who
rode him Judge ms said he thought
Brannon had suffered punishment enough
and gave him reinstatement in the nature
of pardon.
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Bennines Entries.

Seven furlongs, S.year-olds Beggar
Lady 90 Flora II. los, j, A. Warner, Flora,
90, Land Of Glover lO5, Wool Gatherer,
Garter Ban Kngstelle, Bounteous, Tour,
Rabunta 90 Bin 102, Balloon 100, Anna
Darling "a.
Maiden 2-year Odds. elevcn-sixteenths of
mile--Ansk, Bruff, Triton Swamplands,
Little Arrow, Long Love 10, Missile l0i,
Waswlft, Justice 10, Lemoyne 1O1.
All ages, mile and nifty yards-Andy
Williams, Collage 100, Climate 1l2 Himself
10, Blueridge 81 Justice, Lord Quex 100,
James Fltz 81
Two.year-olds, six furlongs- Misleader o.
The Pride of Surrey ~. Earnest Parhlm
lOI, Hans Wagner l0T. The -Four Hundred
100, Rose Of May "a, Gold Braid los. Lace
lOo, May j. "a, Hot l03 Sucasunna 90
Paylike ~ Atheola 99GGoraide 81, Locket
81, ANDY Williams 107.
Selling, 3-vear-0lds and up. mile and "A
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90. Flax Spinner tO6,
Curtsey 10i Jack McGiun 1Ot NV herr
log. Arganautc %, Ringleader 1O3 punctual
%, GRAY Dallp as, Piederich 1O1, AVIATOR
90, Shark Vesuva 30, Whistllng Con 1O1,
Spry &C. Lizzie A. 90.
Handicap 3-year-olds and up. mile and
three ACCOMPLISHMENTS 12J, The Puritan
120, Lucky Star, Carbuncle III, Raffaello
10. Trebor ia, RoXane ll3, FHtalist los,
Alfred Vargrave 1902, Ohnet 100. Surmise
0S Handicapped o.
Clear and fast
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EASTERN PARTY IN HOUSTON.
international and Great Northern Stock

International and Great Northern Stock
holders Visited the City.
Houston was visited yesterday BY a
party of New York capitalists, interested
in the international and Great Northern
railway, accompanied by some of the high
officials Of the road who have their head
quarters in Texas. The party was COM
posed of Messrs. j. H. McClennan, NJ. j..
Cuples w d. Pritchard and w E. Ebangh,
large stockholders In the company, and Mr.
Leroy Trlce, vice president and general
superintendent, whose headquarters are at
Palestine, Texas.
The gentlemen, being largely interested In
the welfare Of the road, and desiring to
famlliarize themselves with the property,
decided that ne best way to accomplish
that would be to make an actual inspec-
tion of the roads OF the system. lne. a.
rived In Houston yesterday morning under
the chaperonage of Mr.. Trice, and, after
spending few hours in the city, put on
on a trip down the Columbia Tap, return
ing TO the city in the afternoon, where they
remained last night. They will leave this
morning for Bryan aud will make an in
spection of the Fort Worth branch now
being constructed
Each member of the party expresses MIN
self as heinz well pleased at the condition
in which the property was found to pc
maintained and. all of them are perfectly
delighted with their excursion to the Lone
Star State.
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Crookett social News.

Crockett. Texas, November 16,-rhe ladies'
of the First Pregbyterlan church gave an
enjoyable oyster supper at the church
parlor last night 1t was given to raise
the amount of the debt on the building, and
netted about SIS
Miss Kemper, milliDer for Dan Mclean,
has resigned her position and will leave
for her home In North Texas Monday.
The Lotus gave an enjoyable entertain
ment Wednesday night There was music,
cards dancing and games OF all kinds.
About twenty couples were present, and
they report a delightful time, The mem.
beers Of the club are composed OF some Of
the best people of the city, and are doing
all IN their power TO make life enjoyable
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RAILROADS ARE AppREolArIve.
Greatly Pleased With the Passage OF the
Anti-Sealpnu Ordinance

Sreaty Pleased With the Passage OF the
Anti-Seaping Ordinance,
The railroads generally seem to be great
~ pleased with the recent action Of citi-
zens of Houstonsin inducing the city coun.
cll TO pass an anti-scalping ordinance to
protect them against the operations OF
PaIues VINO buy and sell reduced rate rail-
road tickets without the sanction or
authority of the roads
number of the roads that enter Hous-
eon nave determined to show their appre
citation of the action of the citizens and
NE council by booming the approaching
40, NO On carnival to the greatest extent
possible The attitude of the roads In the
premises Is correctly shown by the FOLLOW.
NJ ietter written TO Messrs John u.
Wooford, Ed KAN aud Frank c. Jones
, NY compose the railroad or transporta
Hop committee of the No-Tsu-Oh organ
lzatlon, by MIR. Il. J. Martin, general pas.
sengGI agent of the San Antonio and Aran-
tlemen: Yours 18TH Am glad to read
ihe Houston ordinance against ticket scalp
in EDd n3R9e 9 II VIII prove effective.
entering San Antonio succeeded In stop
ping tieket scalplng during the San Anto
re I5i; International fair, by getting out an
II all cities and larger towns in Texas
would unite in protecting excursion ticket
safes thfre Is no doubt but what the tray.
elnF pnulci the communities and the rail
roads would be -utually benefited.
Unfortunately the mind OF the average
traveller secs no harm in dsposlng of Il
railroad ticket when he would not be guilty
OF uolng an improper act In other
nranches of business 1t is 10 be hoped
.,i 'or 'tv administration will enforce
the ordnance.
- eo.is,, the Sap will cheerfully
join hands with other roads entering HouS,
ton IN turning Itself loose and will really
shell the woods
Regret to say that our section Of the
country, within 100 miles of Houston, is
not as thickly settled ns we would like
to have 1t, hence YOU must not expect
very large crowd Of People from the sap
most and do all we cnn,
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ToDAYs RACES
Oakland EentrIes.

Purse, maiden 2-year.olds, five furlonrs-
Robert Bonner II 10, Peggy Miles 1O5, Min
take 11S, Knockngs, Malasplna ITO, SEN
Bruce 113, Duke Of Rcheicu Jos. Tarilo,
The Maniac 10, Mayor Bird, st. Chester
1lS
Selling, six furlongs-G Gibraltar 1l2 Nor
ford ia, Distance, Tibuion 100 Scala
wag 104, Censor 1o7 Ben Ledi 49, Mike
Rice Ill. Trimmer, Fine Shot 1OT Wlo.
ming 1l3, Torsina Ill
Futunly course, selling, 2Ncar-olds -Pi.
rate Maid 100, Eva g, % silva Cruz. HIua-
chuaca 1913 Dr. ScharlT rs, Sol Lichen-
stein 1O5.
Handicap, mile and a furlong Siddons
9s, Articulate 1OI, Flying Torpedo %
Brutal 1o7, Barbara Frctchie 100
Selling, mile and a sixteenth Lady Med
dleSome lilo, lmperious l0I The G0fdr 96
Lzzella 1l3, Lodestar, DeCoy ll7 Gulun-
thus 100. Sunello l07, Bonnie LissaS 0S
Selling, seven fullongs Gurta lO2. uor-
ton. Sea Lion H., Marion Lynch 100 Be
deck 1O7.
Cloudy and sloppy.
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Hearne Personals.

Hearne, Texas, November 16.-Hon y. H.
Tracy of Roekdale, a candidate for con-
gress, was in Hearne for few hours yes
terday
Mr.. W T. Watt OF Waco is in Hean
today looking after his extensive Brazos
bottom interests
Mr.. j. l.. McNutt returned last mig I
from a business trip 10 Bryan and NJ ] i
can.
Mr. c. A. Garrett OF Calvert Is in Hearne
today on business.
Mr. Louis Glass Of College Station rs
visiting relatives here.
Miss Marie Shields visited in Houstsn
Monday and Tuesday last
ASiss Stella Smith visited in Calvert
Thursday.
Messrs Frank Meyers and Rob Rober 5
Of Bryan visited IN Hearne sunday
Mrs Bama Adams Of Dallas visited In
Hearne this week
Mr. S. L, Hart visited in Waco Sunday.
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AN INTERESTING COURT SESSION.
The Maverick County Grand Jury After
the kniohts OF the Green Cloth.

l ne Maverick county Grand jury After
the knohts of the Green Cloth.
Eagle Pass Texas, November 16.--District
court after having been III session ten
days, adjourned ON Thursday. OF the Grim
iral cases the most noteworthy was that
of Cagetano Farias assault with intent
penitentlary. The civil docket was pretty
well cleaned Up, and quite a number of
cases We're disposed of. The most i'm
portaut case however-important because
of its natuIe-was continued. 1t was that
of j. NJ, Chittem VS.. Galveston, Houston
and San Antonio Railroad company suit
for damages to his pasture by ire alleged
TO have been caused by the defendants. The
amount claimed originally was sos 7S4.Sl
but 1t was reduced to S40,O21.s7. The pas.
lures of other parties were also damaged
az the same time, but these seemed to be
awaiting results in the Chittem ease. The
grand jury, discharged on the 10th, were
reconvened on the 18th. They returned
fifteen indictments, ten of which were for
gambling, and in the ccse of two land
lords for permitting gambling The cases
An incident arising out Of the grand jury
session was the hastv departure of a promi-
n n government official to ell otro lado
There was light on the matter when on
Thursday the State of Texas appeared by
It's district attorney and complained that
the gentleman had disclosed and published.
while court was In session, the proceed.
ings Of the grand jury to person directly
concerned in one Of the gambling cases, but
before arrest The court imposed a con
ditjonai fine of 500 The gentleman wi !
be cited to appear at the next term OF
the court 10 show cause why the hne
should not be made final.
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TESTIMONIAL TO j. H. WARD.

Is Presented With Handsome Loving
Cup by Associated Press Operators.
Dallas, Texas, November 16-Mr James
II. Ward, formerly chief operator and
agent in charge Of the leased wire service
OF the Associated Press in Texas, who re-
signed a few days ago, after nine years of
faithful service, was tonight presented with
handsome solid silver loving cup as a
testimonial from the operators on the Texas
circuit who have served under him. The
presentation speech was made by Mr..
Alamo Wasson. night editor OF the Dallas
News I'm which office Mr.. Ward had his
headquarters for many years. The cup,
which Is Of massive aud artistic design,
bears the names of the Associated Press
optiators at Galveston. Houston, Waco,
Austin, San Antonio and Laredo.
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COMPLETED TO BoNHAM.

Good Prooress Being Made on the Deni-
son. Bonham and New Orleans.
peplson, Texas, November 17.--The Dent
son Bhham and New Orleans railway
was completed to the suburbs of Bonham
last night. The road viii be part Of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
system. 1t will give Denisou direct com
muncation passing through one of the
richest agricultural districts In North Tex
as Regular passenger trains will be put
en- about December l.
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STOPPED AT HUNTSVILLE.

Huntsville, Texas, November ia spe-
cial inspection train having aboard the gen
eral superintendent and second vice presi'
dent. Mr.. Leroy Trice, superintendent l.
c. Rady and Mr.. Marion Trlce' private
secretary, OF the International and Great
Northern railroad and the owners OF ms
Could system, Messrs. McClennan anu anu
Cuples OF New York, leIt mere carry 1n,s
ton of the road.
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Splendid Country to Live In.
A.. t-af. NH.


Orchard, Fort Bend County, Texas, No
,emOer l6.-l have lived here at Orchard
eight years and have been reading your
most valuable paper FOR several years,
which gives us all the news we need.
ind this the best country | ever lived In,
No trouble for a man to make an easy
living here We have the best location Tor
a large water plant and rice canal that |
know Of any where, and canal here can
easily water from 10000 to 10000 acres or
land SO where is the man that mas the
money To put In and build the best canal
In this country. Here we have lots OF
wood handy for fuel and near the santa
Fe railroad. So oil CIl be skipped here Tor
fuel Who will be nrst to investigate TINS
field for big business II. H. Aylor
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Falls County Commissioners Court.

Marlin, IcXas, November lb.-CommIs'
sioners court was In session this week.
The resignation OF j. NJ Bailey as con
stable OF precinct No. was accepted aud
A. q. Walton was appointed TO NIL the IN
expired term The resignation OF j. Nj.
Stovall as constable OF precinct No. z was
accepted and T. w. Ward appointed for
the uncxpred term The reports of the
following officers were approved
w. u. mes county treasurer, II. =.
Mccoy county clerk, ID. H. Boyles, II. II.
Lyon, NJ. O. Nx, J. w. Waters, u. c.
Nos 8, 4, 8. Z, ana s respectively.
An election was ordered held In Liberty
school district No. p on December IA to de-
termine whether OF not the sale Of intoXi-
eating liquor shall be allowed in such dis
trlct
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Bryan, Texas November 16-The com
msslouers court Of Brazos county has ar
ranged to work the county convicts on the
nuhllr roads for another year The work
OF the past year has been entirely salts
factory, ana the roads Of the county are
in good condition. Mr.. Henry Martin has
been employed Ms superintendent and Lon
Parker as guard Suitable buildings and
sheds viii be built in which 40 take care
of the cOuyicts.
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ACCIDENTS TO RAILROAD MEN.

One Fell OFF the Top OF Box Car and
Another Was Run Over and NHeo'
Texalkana, Texas November If W.
Allison, brakeman on the Iron Mountain
railroad, while on the top of box car
nj this place last night. lost his. balanes
and fell to the ground oreaAlns oo'A
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They have an elegant plano aud have or
dered billiard and pool tables
Mrs. w. r. Page has returned from n
several weeks visit TO relatives IN ST. Louis
Mrs. H. c. beaverton and Miss Anthony
OF Grapeland were here Thursday.
Mrs. w. h. Welhorn and SON Master
Elmo, are visiting relatives at Longview,
and will be absent until after the holidays.
Mrs, r. ID, Craddock is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Numsen OF Palestine.
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Arranging New Time Card.

Galveston, Texas, November 1.-THE
superintendents of the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe are In the city arranging new
time card, which is TO become effective
about December l. Among the superin-
tendcnts here are w. u. Nixon, supcrin-
tendent of the Beaumont division; w h.
Scott, superintendent Of the southern diNi
sion, and w. H. Hartgan, superintendent
the time card is finished it can not be de
termined exactly bow many changes will
be made.
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A Hunting Party.
To the Pos

land, W. H. Perkins. 9. II Dennis, W. II
Brchanan, r. c. Cooms john A. Oracle,
Henry A. Pelz, Thomas BogerS Thomas
Sanders and James Earnest leave this mort.
ing for an extended trip ON the BrazOs in
that savors of sporting psoclvitcs.
II. G.. Reading.
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WIN Bun for Attorney General.

Georgetown, Texas November lb-Hon
Robert A. John, assistant attorney general
Is here to spend Sunday with his family
Mr.. John announces his intention 70 enter
The next election; and bcTond doubt he
Will have the hearty tnpport OF al the
counties in the primaries.
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Cleburne Has a Good Chance.

Cleburne, Texas, November 1T.--Mr. Gun.
bingham, right Of way man for the Inter
national and Great Northern railway, Is
in the city for the purpose OF looking into
right of way matters for his road. He
thinks Cleburne has a good chance to
secure the road.
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Baltimore and Ohio's Bio Order.

Baltimore, November 1.-THE Baltimore
and Ohio will place orders for the follow
Ing equipment deliverable in 1902: Fifty
locomotives; thiry-Sight passenger cars.
and $50 freight cars The total cost will
approximate S7OOO.000. The rail order for
1902 is 5000 tons
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THE WEEK FOR HEARINGS.

Commission VIII Consider Several Mat
tiers Commencing Tomorrow
Anst,n. Texas No, ember 17.-Tuesday Is
the day for opening hearings oeiore tne
az Cnestions 20 come up Is the one re-
iating TO delayed passenger trains on inc
big roads n the State.
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AUSTIN WANTS THE KATY.
Citizens May Take the Matter Up With
President Rouse Today.

" T'NISO Ouey'
Austln' Texas, November 17-President
ii. C. Rouse and party of Katy officials
VIII arrive in town tomorrow morning and
spend the day in the city. 1t is reported
VIZ. Trey VIII make proposition to the
me capita city from Taylor 10 San Mar
COS. a distance of sixty miles, for the pur-
pose OF giving them direct line to san An
lonl9 ana south Texas. Local citizens arc
considerably worked up over the proposed
Improvement and it is believed that the
haty VIII be induced to come to Austin
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arms he was carried 10 the company's
hospital at st. Louis today
nu betterton, aged IS. an employe Of
.he Arkansas and Choctaw Railroad com
peny, was run over by q train and killed
d., lew miles from this place yesterday.
me remains were brought to Texarknna
Idst night and will be shipped TO William
sonytlle, No, for intermept
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Great Automobile Run.

New York, November 16.-Henry Four
nier, the French luromobiLst established
new worlds official record for n mile
today, covering the distance In II A. sec
onds. The record was made on the straight
ward
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" ORLEANS RICE MARKET.
pew OF the Movement and Business
OF the Past Week.

orleans, La, November Though
ri IN good demand at the close of
SeeA' but business was restricted by
fsnl offerings. This was particularly
tne better grades. Clean rice was
4la prices We're well maintained on
msner grades, though Nere is a
~ toward easier prices for inferior
Neeelpts of rough rice were light
WI part Of the week, disclosing
M 'D m,,I on the part OF producers and
aems,S's 10 hold out for better prices.
+. porto u Tor low grade or red rice
4ers hleo continues strong. The
A sb,r however, are stlll unable TO
\ Sn9lp room, and ii will he ISc mid.
sSeeember or the first of the new
IN s,e relief Is afforded nv the new
Il 'STgSamers which will be put into
NV aJS Iexlcan- American Steamship
il 4 Suueu another vessel 10 It's fleet
4 10 "vyeh' and this will be of some
Min 'ne rice trade. The MexicanS
4hls an unusually large amount OF
Il eoS, e"I on account OF the failure
IN Ne,, vn6op IN that country. Rice
&lionstor orleans are % the opinion
aork M ava Galveston rice dealers
VI wiz good trade With Nicaragua
81 Binossee,h5l Spanlsh-speaking sales
n to soiicjt aud other Nicaraguan
n rlce ~ business. Nicaragua has
M ~ or the free list, and There Is
~ prevent the Americans from
Tue entire rice trade of the coun,
Va nv VSyement at New Orleans. as
IN secretary lIy. II. Smith OF
leans board Of trade.
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FL. e. & w. T. II. II.

Fifth Ward Depot
!. 7.Ooam. Express Train Arrive lo.oOp'n
Grand Central Depot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o.02aD
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a.. II. q 5. A. Ry.

Grand Central Depot
Ma 1905 am Arrive No s.1.39 p m
NJ ills ?. m Arrive. No'Ie 4'Ou a. "
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Q. A. & A. r. Ry.
Grand Central Depot
~. o.ssam Arrive No, a..o.2 pm
G., C. & S. F. II. Il.
Grand Genital Depot
.7.OOa m Arlve...... g. Sam
ids p m Arrlve.......S.ZO pm
Galveston Trains.
100 a. m, Arrive ....... $50 pm
1.A5 pm Arrive........7.3O pm
Additional Sunday Specials
.s.55 an Arrive ......-S.S0 a. m
isO D. m Arrive, ....3.ZO p. "
/ Seaside Special arrives ll.30 p. m.
n these trains eave the Santa Fe Congress
Ne petot 70 minutes later than the above
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r.. q n. o. II. n.

Grand Central Depot.
AISa.m Arrive No. $1,000 p. N
v g. $50 ?. m Arrive No PAS n
NJ 49, 40 am Arrive No 9.lO.30p 70
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a. v Il. q NJ. II. Il.
A. & A. p. Ry.

Grand Central Depot
Ma ,u IO.15a a. m Arrive No Isa. 3.3S p N
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NJ, *. Il II. II. II.
NJ, K. & 7. Depot Fifth Ward
oman ................Arnve 9, 80 a, y
7Osp m ...,...... .... arrive 3 81 u
For Galveston Trains see G., IL & ii.
]. & G. n. II. II.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue
1880 p. m.,........,......A Arrive 80 a. N
ZOO a. m..,........ go. Arrive us pm
Columbia and Velasco Trains.
i a0Oa Arrive 4.45 p. n
Daily Excep; Sunday.
il 900 am SUNDAY only) Arrive 4.A5 pm
G. II. & IL. II. II.
.L&G. n, Depot. 6.00a. n
d N. K. & I. Depot. ............ 9. 4 ) a =
Il =. !. g. G. n. Depot ...........,,9 Us ) a. n
"a Grand Central DeFot.......,..4.4S p Y
"A &C. Depot .............4.SS p. n
Hs Grand Central Depot ..........9 900 p n
"a. i & 6. n. Depot. ..,.......SlO p n
undays only
Midnight special arrives I2o a. m Sundays
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g., IL. & N. II. II.
c,ar5C.sn.ral Depot

toOsA m Arrive No. A.. 900 am
70 ITO D. m Arrive No. 10 90 p. M
10 900 a. m Arrive No, 6..7.OO pm
~" Ms and Sundays Only.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
IL & N. c. Il. II.

H.. s. IT. C. II. IT,
Grand Central Depot
no m Arrive No. q. 40 p. m
100 a m Arrive No l..I'ZO p N
= hoo .. m Arrive No. o. olO a. "
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d nv HVSsement at New Orleans. as
" orlssS secretary Ky. II. Smith OF
'eahs board Of trade.