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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NVE-F EEI---taI
FOR SALE-Forty-five acres at BettsvilIe, on B
& O. L. r. siZ-r0om dwelling, IN good Condi-
ton barn, stable, and mill twenty acres IN
heavy wood; balance IN good condition; not over
100 yards from station s. JJ4. Also tyauty-eg lt
acres good garden land. four miles from the
Capitol: 80 per acre " W HALL, go Va
ave. Sc. city cI5-3
BRENTWOOD. MD--Just outside District line
City and Suburban Electric or B. & O. railways:
lots 5x200 For $40. smaller lots at higher prices
Enquire ". A BARTLETT, 10Th floor, Loan and
Trust Building IeIZ-lU.O
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WANTED-An apprentice to learn dressruakin--
ApuIv 1873 nth st NV ella
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YOUNG PARROTS, singing eaEarles, knocking
birds dogs cats, rabbits, gold fish. etc; cat2-
logue TIE sCHAID'S BIRD STORE. 7I2 18th st
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-A pension clerk address. stating ex-
peTience and wages, Box $40. this Office els
WANTED-Sjx Iunchroom women, two men,
ChambcrTaids. and twenty white and COl0Ted fe-
males NOORE-S. ID H st NV MI
WANTED-PuPils in shorthand, 3 monthly Ad-
dress Bon $50 this Office MICS
NANTED-CanvaSsers TO investigate easy money
maker: . cents starts SIS weekly salary. 20
T0MAC NOVELTY MFG. CO. Metzerott Build
ing, no 81. NV, Room &c. mI2-7
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YyANTED-Mais goat must work IN harm
cheap. 1877 St NV e
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WANTED-A young man to do general work in
harroom. Apply 1873 st. ne. MI
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
IMPERIAL LIMITED.

IMPERIAL. LIMITED.
Montreal to Vancouver. daily. 1906 miles in
100 hours. Luxurious sleeping drawing-room, and
dining cars with unsurpassed cuisine Tc Banf,
Lakes II the Clouds Canadian Rockies Great
Glacier Of the SelkIrks Canons Of the Fraser,
Vancouver Connecting with magnificent En-
press Steamships for Japan, China, India. and
around tire world Canadian Australian 5. s
fc- Honolulu and Australasia For Pamphlets
address Canadian Pacific Railway 1923 Pa ave.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
icE. West Indies, Etc.

NONDAY-(c) At II-05 p. n for CENTRAL
AMERICA Except Costa RicI), and SOUTH Pa
CIFTC PORTS, per = :. Alliance, from New YORK.
via Colon Mail for GUATEMALA must be d.
rected Per $ $ AIi1uca-'
TUESDAY-(k) At 200 n for JAMAICA, per
$ : Admiral Dewey, from Boston
(c} At II-05 2. n for JAMAICA. per g 5.
Urania from Philadelphia
(c) At II:05 p. m Tor INAGUA and HAITI, per
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BAD BILLS collected OF no charge. H D. COR
DoN. LaWver. EL5 18th Il " ILL
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
FIRsT-CLAss to1soria 1sservice hair cutting. I5c.
J. j. LEE, 723 I'D st. NV. eI7-3
MATTRESSES made over on premises $50 ]
J FEENEY, 2l5 lth St NV NILS
ELOCUTION Go cents i lesson. Address R0x
$50. this Office mI7-3
ROOFS PAINTED by experts, $50 up: leaks re-
paired free; drop postal CTAS- y CARLISLE
HOO 9Th ST ne nI6-3
LOWRY K co, recognized alsomiuinc- and
painting whIrewashing, pIastciHg and brick
work. damp walls and lcaky cellars guaranteed
relieved IN forty eight hours less, and cement
ing WILLIAM LOWRY & co. go 18th ST ne
nIG-3
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted 81:
machines for rent by week or month at Open
HEIMER'S NEW HONE AGENCY. Ola 9Th St NV
mic
HIGHEST prices paid for gentlemen's cas.-of
garments; musical Instruments; guns and re-
voiyers; drop postal : ATLAS g27 D ST NV
PRINTING AND BoOKBINDING-5o cards 75c.
zoo envelopes 65c; 500 statements T5c; 500 bill
heads s5c; all other printing equally as cheap;
On The shortest notice. WILLIAMS 6l3-6i5 7r!, Il
NV; Chas W Dowden, Manager. MILO
ANY ORDINARY CLOCK cleaned Soc Matches
jeweiry, music boxes accordingly charged; salts
faction guaranteed; send postal; will call for and
deliver tree to ell parts OF District. CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY. 1874 7th st. NV.
Full DRESS SUITS, 81, for hire. 81 JULIUS
COHEN. IIO4 9Th st. nv.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE

AMERICAN LINE
NEW HAMPTON-LONDOS-
st Paul.Junc 70. 70 an St Louis. July II. 10
st Louis. June 2G. 10 a II st Paul Aug = 10 an
St Paul-JuIy 70 10 an, - Louis. Aug H. TO Am.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW RE-ANTWERP-PARIS
Southy' k--June i, noon iceland July 10 Eoou
-VadesFd June %. noon FrieSland july Il. moor
kcnsinEton.July ,. noon Peuni3nd. July q. moor
New twiH-screw steamers calling 1t Chcrbourg.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers L and - y i.
NV York Osica- T3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 F ST NV.
Or G. ". Moss l4lI St y. "
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For Philadelphia, New York, and the
East

Express, 200 Dining Carr. 80. Sis goo. 1870
llllaTng Carr. 1925 and HOO Dining Car from
Eilnington) 4 NJ 12-45, 9-15. 4-5e Dining
Car from BGltimore)- $50, 1000 and Il 80 P
n On Sundays, go Dining Carr, 100. SIS,
800 1928 II 20 Dining Car from WiImington)
a IL, 1915. 3-15. go Dining Car from Bald
more), $50, 1900 and I1;50 P. 81 For
Philadelphia only, Express, 7:&5 A NJ I2:I5
P NJ week days, 2-O1 4:10, and $50 P h
daily.
For Boston, without change. T:z5 4 NJ week
days and $50 P II daily
For Baltimore, 8:15, 100, 10. T:45. 80 Sis
600 1000, 1925. 1880 hoo A " I2:I5,
1915. Us I-25. 2:0I, SIS. $50 400 Limited.
40, go i'S3. $50 $50. 6:I5, $50, Is. T:45
1000, 1910, lbs, ard u:50 p. N On sun
days. 100 40. 100. S:I5. goo g,05- IG:25.
1888. Il 90 4. n Iz.I5, lis, z-01, s.I5. $50
(4.o9 Limited). 40 40 40. so 6-I5.
$50, T:I5, T.@5, 1890, 1910 and Il so P. "
For Pope's Greek Line 7:45 4 n and g P II
weekdays: Sundays 9:05 y NJ
Fer Annapolis. 100. i2-15 and 40 P. n week
days Sundays 9-oo a u. and $40 P. NJ
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line, $50 A N. 3.12 P. n dziIy.
Express for Florida and points On Ssaboard Air
Line II 81 A N. daily t-FGcrida and Metro
Poiitan Limited SIS P u daily
Express for Richmond only. 800 j. II. week
Accommodation for Quantico, 7:46 a. NJ. daily
and 4-25 P " weekdays.
Seushorc Connections.
For Atlantic City via Delaware River Bridge, all
rail- route, I2:45 P NJ weekdays Through
gressionaI Linited'') 40 and u-5G P N
daily va Market Street Wharf, 900 (Satur-
day only, 1000 and 100 A N I2:45 P II
week days. u-5o P. n daily
Atlantic City Special rs P n weekdays
Solid yestibule train. Pullman Buffet PariOr
Cars, Combined Car, and Coaches through to
Atlantic City
For Cape Nay, 1000 Saturday onIyl, and II 90
A VI. week days, II:50 P. " daily.
Ticket Offices, corner Fifteenth and g Streets.
and At the station. Sixth and B Streets. whers
orders can be Iefc for the checking Of baggage
to destination from hotels and residences
Telephone call TAI" for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pzsser-,r- Agent.
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FOR sALE-BTCYCLEs.

VIN VasEl5-
FOR SALE-Nan's bicycle; fine condition. s..
II5J 18th St ell
FOR SALE-Gent's high-grade wheel, slightly
used; cheap. Apply ELEVATOR, Bank, 18th and
6 SIS. m16-3
FOR SALE-GentIeman's bicycle; fine condition;
So. Address Bon 353, this Office. MICS
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-EleEant S-roOm house at Lakeland
Nd 81 per month. eight miles from CITY on
line OF B. q O. r Z. and Berwyn electric cars
T. s NEWMAN, gO4 st. mIG-3
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Tickets, sleeping es= reservations, and other In
formation furnished and baggage called Tor and
checked from hotels and residences Sy Cnloa
s7-snsfar Co. on orders left at Ticket 0f6cE, T0J
18Th ST. NV; OIL Penna. Ave. NV, and al
psnna- Station
'PhCue I44I for 2. R. r, Cab Service
FRANK s CANNON, Sd Y. P and Gen MsE
H. HARDWICK, General Psss'r Agent
l. 8 BROWN. General Agent
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ION 80 n 6-5z an, 7-35 q N daily, 2;l5 pm
- a-0a m daily Frern HarFisoaburg 1877
n, week DAYS and e:40 pm daily. From Char
iottexrile SIS an and $50 Pm daily
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. POSTOFFTCE NOTICE.
Should be read daily as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily. and the schedule Of cIosings Is
arranged the presumption Of their uninter-
rupted overland transit For the week ending
June =. 1901 the last connecting closes VIII be
made from this Office as follows
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MTsCELL
wANTED-MaIe goat must work IN harness;
cheap. 1927 s st. NV eI7-3
WANTED-SecoHd-haad sewing machine; prefer
ably Wilcox i Gibbs A-JouatG4: state condition
ard price to receive attention Box 3d. Office
eIT-3
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. Z MARKS.
IS Myrtle st. els
wANTED-OId feather beds for cash address
BOX go. this Office MOS
WASTED-Furniturc Of all kind; SCI rs before
you sell your stoves FRIES & NORWOOD. sth
and MICS
WANTED Pawn tickets for diamonds and Jew
CRY: highest cash prices paid for old gold,
silver, elc- LOUIS ABRAHAM. 40 Oh s. NV
WASTED-Powes lathe in good condition;
state price F. 5. GICHNER, Iron WORKS. SO
18th st. NV. mI5-3
wANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-oH clothing; drop postal I'll call
3 TARSHES, 1905 eth 81 nv. rn4-lnc
WASTED-stgdents; beginners in French or
Spanish; terms reasonable. address BOX 30
this Office. mI2-7
HIGHEST PRICES paid for ladies and gents
cast-of clothing. Address postal, / viii cali Il
RICE. 1882 9Th ST. uw. cI0-Imo
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wAxTED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

WANGED-By young couple room and board II
private family; other boardeTs; state terms
address BOX 35s. this Office TnIG-3
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FOR RENT-ORly FIVE left Of those tRrec-room
and bath apartments 70 white tenants only
renting for $50 each. NORNENT < SMITH.
Room J. 63I Pa ave NV. ulI5-7
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FOUND

ICE CREAM T0c gallon. not made in 4 cellar,
,srs and breeds typhoid dirItheria etc, moral.
don't eat that kind LACEY'S Is pure and
delicious COZ y Y. zve- Phone 20sI.
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WANTED-A white girl. about fifteen or SIX
teen wears TO assist in light Homework; small
wages, but good home; must bring reference
Call 2226 18th st. NV e.
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FOR P-NT-Bright furnished rooms 715 9th
st. H. els
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WANTED-AGENTs

WANTED--By a savings bank. z man 10 solicit
savings accounts; reference required; salary and
commission Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK, 18th
st and New York eve m22
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For sALE-sTBTRBAN.

FOR SALE-Lsrge building lots on electric road
eight minutes ride on q scent fare 90 and from
city. prices ranging from $50 20 $50 per lot:
ten acre tracts and small and large farms for
sale on easy terms JAMES E CLEMENTS. 1921
+ u Mig
FOR SALE-HaII acre ground; fJur-room cot
taEe; outbuilG;uG=; Grand View, Va; Ia t-r:i-
Chain Bridge NATTER Il MARLOW, JK j..
9Th st NIX. uII-2r
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taEe; outbJiG;uG=; Grand View, Va; Ia t-r:i!.-
Chain Bridge WALTER Il MARLOW JK u.
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-Good dyctor's rhaeton; one light.
one heavy oyster wagon; al cheap FLYNN 4
BLOUNT 5IJ IIth ST sw- a
FOR SALE-Two draft horses and one driving
horse Rear OF ISIS PenHsyI vania ave. NV ell
FOR SALE-Cheap twenty sets Of second-ha
harness and one set OF lead harness. Call after
p m 1898 9TH St ne ella
FOR sALE-Light opcn-top buggy. also new set
single Hdrncs-; cheap. lIzo X ST. NV els
FOR SALE-OBc- dirt cart; SO. 5I9 ~ st. sg.
els
FOR sA-E-Horsc. harness. and victoria; cheap
Apply at 50 Il St ne niles
FOR sALE-FIne leather trimmed buggy; bar
sain So 80 Gth 81 NV niles
FOR sALE-A very stylish cutunGer trap. light
and strong perfect order, or would exchange for
solitaire diamond stud CT ring. 2l2 or karat
perfect stone and pure white. Address BOX 35l
this Office mics
FOR sALE-Cheap, nice cutunder trap, seats two
OF four. bicycle ruuabout and coupe rgc.syyay;
party leaving city Can be seen at NILEY'S
STABLES, f26 sth St mlG-3
FOR SALE Contractors cart and harness. so
SNYDER. AFdwick, Nd m16-3
FOR sALE-Ouc grocery wagon trap. and Day
ton, complete. Rear f2i lst 81. Nv. oI5-5
FOR SALE-Oue phaet0n and enc light DAYTON:
cheap. Apply BOWLING, AuctioneeT, ST.,
near 9Th NV mIj-S
FOR SALE-Onc mare, harness. trap. r,Inab bout;
party leaving the city Can be seen at 1922
Vermont Court, between I and u, Vermont ave
and 18TH st. mI5-3
FOR sALE-A light -agon- Call at ~ 9th 81
NV. ml5-3
FOR sALE-Finc good business horses. Rear Gls
St NV. eIz-7
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FOR SALE-Cheap, at $500 six-ro0m brick on
r st NV, lot I7xI30; alley
FOR SALE-S2- $50 will buy { brick store and
dwelling, renting for so a month; situated on
a line. northwest STONE & FAIRFAX- sDr
and s0s St NV eI5-3
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-By a colored girl. place 10 do gen
eTsl Homework In small family eos L St NV
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/ FOR SALES, COO 1929 Corcoran st, tgF0-stOry
brick six rooms and bath; lot 2G-4x9s; side and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
RELIEF WORK CONTINUES.
One More Body Found in the Ruins of
a Burned Building.
SUPPLIES POUR IN ON EVERY TRAIN
Militia Is Apprehensive OF Trouble from
Negroes Who Refuse to Work
Yet Claim Share of Relief

Jacksonville. Fla, May S.-The work Of
Jacksonville went on today The militia
guarding the vast amounts of supplies
which are pnnring in on every train fear
trouble with the negroes Many of the
colored people refuse to do any work for
the city and set claim they are entitled
70 their share of the provisions sent into
the city.
The body of Mrs. Scion Robinson was
found in the ruins Of her home this morn
ing. Sne was the widow of Scion Robin
son, for many years agricultural cdit Tor
OF the New York Tribune and native
Of Indiana
The executive committee Of the relief
association today decided to put up at
once commodlous tents where work will be
provided FOR women and girls who earn
their living by sewing. They will he set
to work making garments for the destitute
ana VIII he paid for the work. Employ
ment bureaus will be opened tomorrow
me relief committee reported that hun
intos VI men, totally unused to manual
amor are entirely destitute. II is thought
mat many bodies are vet in the river.
ihe captains Of vessels in the river during
Tue hre report that many people were res
The city is still under martial law and
90 men and torty-thrce officers control
the city under Colonel Lowell.
over half million dollars worth of in
ssurante has already been paid by the ad
Justors and the people are commencing the
erection or temporary places of business
ana dwellings. new Windsor hotel is
10 ne erected at the cost of 100000 The
% a,ia building of eight stories, will
aISo ne rebuilt at once.
helel IS coming In generously on every
train and the subscription list IA datc
az om9 9i6 to about $4,000, with promises
yet arrived. Commssaries have been nstab
llshed all over the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
INSPECTING Pied HIMSELF.
COUNTY &C
.p.och Put a Pistol Ball Through
His Heart; Left Notes.
A NUMBER OF NEW CHARTERS FILED
Diocesan Council Is in Regular Session
Judge j. P. Richardson Is Oead--Su-
perintendent Kendall Upheld.

Austin, Texas, May s.-Emil \. Koch,
aged - years, a student of the university,
committed suicide some time last eight by
shooting himself through the heart with a
8s-caiiber pistol. His body was found at
an early hour this morning near the Seaton
InArinary In 1obln park by workmen
Two notes written on envelopes were
found OH his person, one written IN English
reading III don't XIII myself | viii XIII
somebody else" 4 note w.!t.en In Ger
man translated was as follows: 81 am GO
ing crazy" or about to go crazy"
Koch was the son of Mr.. Charles Koch,
n prominent German citizen OF Twin Sis
tiers. small town in Bhnco county re-
mote from railroads aud telegraph lines.
The young man was a member Of the
senior academy class and would have grad
uatod next month. He was very popular
With the students and the direct cause Of
his rash act is not known. He was In Il
cheerful frame of mind when last seen
mt his boarding house last night and his
sudden death was severe shock to his
many friends in the university. He had
excellent habits and was never known to
dissipate; be was a perfect specimen of
manhood and appeared TO be in the best
OF health. a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
WILL NOT STRIKE.
Resolutions Posed by English Miners
Conference Condemning Tax.

Conference Conforming lax.
London. May s.--Taiiing to reach Il de-
clsIon at early session today on the ques
tion Of striking in protest against the gov.
eminent proposal to impose a tax on coal,
the miners conference took a recess OF two
hours to enable tie district delegations to
caucus. Later a resolution was adopted by
the miners conference as follows:
THE miners have been told 10y the chan
cellor Of the exchequer that the export tax
on coal viii be paid by the foreign con.
sumer, and that there are no reasons why
Il should a1eet the workingmcn's wages,
and believing this TO be the reason the
house of commons So strongly favored The
tax, this conference does not see It's way
10 recommend a general stoppage Of work,
hut recommends that II any mining dis
trict Is asked to submit To- reduction OF
wages consequent upon the tax, n general
conference be Called To determine whether
The whole of the miners of the country
shenld be laid idle until the reduction Is
withdrawn"
The resolutions further condemn the tax
and repudate the alleged coilusions be.
tween the miners and owners to cause a
general stoppage of work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
STATE.

Emil Koch, unlyersltv strdoa.
tin. aus
iae court Of criminal appeals af-
nrmed the death sentence in the Raj.
iard case from BRACES county.
me attorney general has .renderod
an opinion on the medical bin passed
oy the last legislature.
hdWm Chamberlain Of San Antonio
saws much good viii result from tns
VISIT of the New York merchants
Inc spinning department of the Ron.
nam cotton mills is now in operation
Noniederate veterans and sons ana
uanghters of Contederates 10 the rrn,,
Der OF 5000 are assembled in annual
reunion at Waco.
The ST. Louis business men vere
shown over Waco.
me grand lodge O. d. n 8 In soc.
SOU At La Grange elected officers ana
adjourned. 4' anu
Inc Southwest Texas Truck and Fruit
Edna. 's''As Ut
az H. Guernger of Houston has
nieu petition In bankruptcy In the
FEDERAL court at Galveston.
another dredge has been put to work
on the ship channel.
me annual convention Of tho
"'mahs Christian Temperance Union
bury. ''u'' u uran'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
Diocesan Council in Session.


Austin, Texas, MAY S-The fifty second
annual council Of tho Episcopal church OF
this diocese is in session here at the
chapel on Whtis avenue. with fairly
good attendance, The following program
was Carried ont today:
1O;30 a. Opening service, the conse-
Grafton Of All saints chapel. sermon by
the Rev. Julius w, Rleker, rector of st.
Marks church, Beaumont Music under
the direction OF the choirmnster and choir
of St Davld's church. Austin. Offering
for n memorial altar cross to Bishop Gregg.
Z to y, m. Bishop Kinsolving's address
to the council.
SID r. NJ. Special missionary service
Speakers: The Rev Henry u. AYES, rector
of Christ church, Houston. The Rev. c. NJ.
Bcckwlth. rector of Trinity church, Cal
weston The Rev George l.. Crockett rec
tor OF Christ church, San Augustine.
Music. under the direction and leader
ship of the members of the University Glee
club
Tomorrow's program will consist OF mis-
ccllaneous business, except from to 10
o'clock p. m, ut which time a reception
Will he rendered to the visiting delegates
nj the homo of bishop kinsolying. and mu-
sic VIII again he furnished by the Glee
club of the university.
Among the delegates In attendance Is
Major Tom Crosby of Round Rock who
was an Episcopaian In the early days of
Tennessee,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
A RECEIVER APPOINTED

For the North American Land and Tim
Der Company.
Lake Charles, La, May Stills morning,
with the assistance OF deputy United
States marshal, General II. II. Taylor was
auly installed as receiver for the North
American Land and Timber company, limit
ed. In pursuance of an order OF Judge
Aleck Boarman, presiding judge In the
WESTERN district OF Louisiana. The action
was taken Saturday last at Opeousas, on
tue application OF j. Il. Watkins, who Is
The particular transaction complained Of
IN the sale OF 10000 acres Of The com
pih ERE s, lsnd At - per acre e naiillo llig,
payment of > cents per acre. The pcti.
Ton alleges that these lands lie In tho
on Sabine Pass, and that just across Tic
Sabine In Texas similar lands are selling
Toy 500 or more an acre.
For these and other reasons set forth
NJ. Watkins asked that receiver Tor the
property be appointed and that n preimi-
nary writ OF Injunction be issued to pre-
yent the conspmmatlon of the sale TO Hig-
glps, aforesaid. The court appointed Gen
srai = q. Taylor receiver, to give bond
for $4,000, giving the defendants thirty
days to show why such r0cevership should
be vacated, and requiring them 10 show
cause, before the court at New Orleans.
on q after May II why Injunction should
simultaneously with this action comes
the. announcement of n compromise by
which the stockholders and bondhnlders Of
the Kansas City, Watkins and Gulf agree
upon reorganization of the railroad and
q termination Of the receiyership June 4
Win this action Mr.. Watkins again be,
comes president of the railroad company,
which was occupied by him from the build
Ing of the railroad until the installation
OF the receiver, more than two years ago
The reorganization OF the Watkins Land
and Mortgage company last winter with
sugar refinery, with the above, Is sufficient
Indication that after a 1--WE years struggle
Mr.. Watkins Is regainng control OF hil
immense Interests In Louisiana.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09

Cincinnati, Ohio. May S.-Flvc and one
h1it furlongs, selling can Robert, Assna-
sin Brown Vail Time 1:l0M.
Mile--Ahe Hurst. Robert Gray, Banduu
II Tine Al
Hurdle handicap. mile--.Ilm blackburn.
II. g. Fox Earn Time t:5i
-Four furlongs SILK Cord, Cuhanite, Tom
Crahh, Time :50iA.
Five and oue-hHlf furlonas, selling Lord
Frazer, Chemisette. Corialls, Time 40.
Roltuire finished second but was disquali-
fed for foulng
Seven turpugs selling Sweet Dream.
Saragomp, Ruth narks Timc 30.