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THE COURT RECORD.

Court Of Appeals -Prcsent-The Chief
Justice, Mr. Justice Norris and Mr.
Justice Shepard.
1122-Stuart VS.. Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association. continued.
11S5-Peck CT all. VS.. Haley ct al; DO.
11S2-Gilbert VS.. Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association, do
l1T5-Clark vs Barber; on trial
125S-Bokol, Gwynn, McKcnuey Co. VS..
Costello: do.
l2l7-Staubley VS.. Potomac Electric
Power Company; argument commenced
by A. s. Wort hington for appellant. and
confined by f. b. Behrend and G.. c..
Cole for appellee.
1204-Clergvwon's Relief Fund Retir-
ing Society vs. Ferguson, continued.
120S-Bryau VS.. Harr, argued by f. c.
BrandenhuTg fer appellant. and submit
ted by +. H. Thomas. for appellee.
Equity Court No. Justice Hagnor-
Dodsou VS.. Thompson. hearing con
cludcd and cause submitted. Mutual Life
Insurance Company VS. RoIlow, decree
10 be drawn. Barnard US. Hitz: reference
10 auditor ordered. Pilling VS.. Walsh;
sales finally confirmed. Walsh VS.. Walsh.
do. Popular Fashion Company vs.. Payne
Postmaster General bill dismissed with
ont prejudice.
Circuit Court No I. Chief Justice Bing-
ham-Smith VS.. Gaddis, Judgment by de-
fault. Cartledgc ct al. VS.. Williams. do.
First National Bank vs.. Thomas, do.
SpeIr VS.. Manning ct al, leave to with
draw demurrer and plead 10 declaration
by consent Harrison Granite Company
VS. Guillord Granite Company et all
on trial
Circuit Court No. Q. Justice Clabaugh-
Polling VS.. Capital Traction Company; on
trial
Criminal Court No. 1. Justice Anderson
United States VS.. Charles Thorn. muir
der; on trial
Criminal Court. No. .. Justice Barnard
In re VIII Of Wilson w. Grimth. on
trial.
Probate Court Justice Barnard-Es-
tates OF Max 2. FcIEa. certified copy Of
will filed with petition for probate. Es-
tate Of Constantine Chase; will admit
ted TO probate and letters testamentary
c. e. a. granted to May ~ Chase, bond
$500. Estate of Aaron Won Camp; order
for publication. Estate Of Mary A. SmO~
linski; do. Estate of William +. John
son. petition for probate Of will filed.
Estate of Louisa KIoman; viii fully
proved Estate Of William w. Raplcy:
petition for probate Of viii filed. Es-
tate Of FeEdinand McDonough. petition
for probate OF viii filed Estate Of John
Mcmahon; opinion OF court as 10 validity
Of letters issued Estate of Max T..
/ Felka; viii admitted % probate Estate
of James F. Reid; letters OF administra-
/ tion granted TO Bessie /. Reid. bond 5000
! Estate Of Louisa Kloman; will admitted
/ to probate and letters testamentary
granted to George II. Plant and John "
Neurath. bond $500 Estate OF Kate b.
/ Atkins account passed Tn re Alex. Y
4 p. Garnett; do. Tn re Jeanne b. Brown;
| order Of allowance.
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Downward Course Cf Prices
Explained Only by None
tary Situation and the Ven
eZueIan imbrOgllO.
Weakness Intensified by Be-
lief That Next Bank State
ment VIII Make a Poor
Showing.

NEW YORK. Dec. 11--As was 90 De
expected. in view of the unsettled con
ditious which prevailed ut the close of
business yesterday. the Stock Market
this morning opened active and feyorish.
A Few stocks showed comparative
stoadiuess. Pennsylvania. Baltimore and
Ohio. and Southern Railway We're cases
in point For the most par, declines
averaging about hali a point were com
mon En- the initial dealings.
Aside from the appreheusious with re-
spcct to the monetary situation and some
m.seivines as TO the upshot of affairs i'm
venezuela there was nothing novel and
definite ttat could be iHsJauCed I'm con-
nccti0a with the course of prices.
The London market for American
stocks showed only small and irregular
changes in contrast with yesterday 8
local ANAL figures.
Active features of the early dealings
were ST. Paul. Union and Southern Pa
cifc. Missouri Pacific the Rock Island
shares. and Southern Railway. Among
the miscellaneous issues. trading waA
fairly active in Colorado Fuel and Iron,
Amalgamated Copper. and Consolidated
Gas The United States steel shares
continued weak. and comparatively lit
tie was done in Sugar Refining. Peo-
pies Gas was comparatively steady.
After the opening dealings the trading
Increased in activity. and the market
showed a greater amount Of pressure.
Expectations chat the bank statement at
the end Of the week would make a very
with respect to the general monetary
outlook.
Following were the stock quotations
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTNENT-DfHe Supervising
Architect. Washington. ID. g.. December s,
l9J3.-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII ha received az
this office until @ O'CLOCK P NJ .n tlc lZTU
DAY OF JANUARY 1885, and fHrI opened. for
Oh. construction lesrert u.uu.Iug and me-
rhlu.cal eguiVmeuJ of tho Physical Laboratory,
National bureau Of Standard. Washington Id.
c.. in accordance with the drawings and apeci-
taat.9ns, copies of which U1F h. bad no this
Office JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising
Architect. degu.l3151-.1y
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. Washington. December % 1902
Sealed proposals viii Doc r-lUIVe1 at this of-
Doe until I' M.. ON WEDNESDAY. UICEW-
BLk D., 1872. t.r removing tIe Fifth precinct
police station building. ou the northeast core
nor 0f Fifth street and south Carolina Avenue
southeast. Washington. d. g. Blank forms %
proposals aDf -recifHatiHEs. together with I'I
necessary Information, can un UH.1ingd upon
application therefor 90 fle Office az Che In
spretor nt Buildings oi the District NJ CuIum-
bia. u1I bid. urau these forms only U.il be
considered. THE ri-Ht is reserved f1 reject
any or l.l bids Proposals must ha inriu7.d
IN an envelope scaled and iHJ.rsad 0n the
outside. "FrupuaN I.r Removing the Fifth
Precinct Police station House and Stable. at
the Northeast Corner of Fifth Street ana South
Carolina Avenue Southeast. for fhs District %
Columbia IiENK1 B. r. VACFAEIAND.
HENRY J.. WEST. JOHN HIUDLE. Commis-
s'oner ~ th' District of Columbia
dcll.l2. .la.la.If.I7
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In the selection Of Mr. Hyde it is fair
to infer that the Standard OIL interests
were large enough TO compel a truce to
be declared. The Equitable Life As
surance is known 10 be intimately con
nected with the First National Bank
OF New York. and that bank is dis
tlnctly a Standard oil adjunct. Il would
appear from the relations known TO
exist between Mr.. Hartman and Mr.
Rockefeller that N any victory can De
extracted from the compromise. Harri-
man can safely claim 81.
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NEnGENTlALEa LN0rlrE covnANY.

N.. l"ias b"' p lf.a.
AZ meeting NJ tbe Board uf Directors. held
this day. regular quarterly dividend of TWO
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT lul au extra divi.
deut o. 1--WE PLR CENT were declared. pay-
able ol and u.r December 3d. 1902 to tha
sloe.loldcH o. record oH Saturday. December
la. It0-. at one 8'ei6D. g. PM.
Tho transfer books uill e'e-e en saturday, De-
otnlir- la. l.E. st . O'clock D. m.. and reopen
on f.iaay, january o. 1908. az ll O'Clock a. u.
u IhLDk !. WARBJRION. Treasurer.
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CHEAP MONEY
TRUSTEES SALE.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. Auctionccr.

JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, Auctionccr.
TRUSTEES SALE ~ BANKRUPTCY OF .TFN.
ELRN. LOOSE STONES DIAMONpS ETI
BLlNG BALANCE OF THE ROBERT LED
ING STOCK.
On MONDAY, THE l5TH DAY or DECEN.
Bkl,, A. d. 1902. al ID O'CLOCK A. NJ. .
viii s-ll hy public auction within tba -,i.e-
rooms Of James 81. EaJrGo. 80 Pennsylvania
Avenue northwest. Tot ievcIry, loose stones.
etc. beng balance stock of Robert Icding.
Terms cash
r WALTER BRANDENBURG, Trustee.
dclO-dGLz
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Substituted states coupon 3's. S5O00
1O75s Colonial Fire Insurance. 10N 195;
Washington Gas. 1906. 25e 1855; Mor-
genthaler. S01S7iz. 1001S7; Lanston. 100
0l0. After call-Greene Copper, l000
25ie. McrEcnthalor 1oHl86la.
BAR no An FHNns
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Fine LOT Of parrots, rnoeking birds
squirrels, snakes. guinea pigs. rabbits gold
fish Also canaries from $50 upward
NV no25 n
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LOAN COMPANIES.
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD OK FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
at lowest rates and on the day you Apply. We
are loaInng on the building and Loan Asso-
cntiou plan, which makes the cost Of carry
ing loans much les than you pay elsewhere
and allows you 10 pay i od In any sized notes
you desire, running from 01e 70 twelve month4
Il you have a loan with some other company
We Wili pay il 0d and advance you more money
Il desired. Rates Cherrfuily given, and no cost
10 you unless loan Is made. Call and get rates
Front room, first hcor.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
e25 + St n "
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There is no question about the great
value OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company. Il IS true. It is largely un-
developed. but it's possibilities are so
great. particularly when exploited by
Mr. Gates. that he perhaps had little
difficulty in selling his large holdings
TO those now interested al prices much
higher than those now quoted He has
been known 20 indulge 10 such practices
before
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To Those
DESTROYS of Saving

exceptional facilities are afforded
by the Banking Department of
UNION TRUST & STORAGE CO.
14l4 + st. NV.
Deposits made with this company
draw ? per cent per annum interest.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. President
JAMES c. PANNE.......1st Vice President
GLO l. HAMILTON I'D Vice President
Attorney and Trust Officer.
GEO. j. NlNfs-..-..-..-..--..S Secretary
CHARLES s. BRADLEY Y--.....-.-.T Treasurer
HARRY U. WILSON,. Asst. Treasurer
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRF-By the month. one frst-class
brougham and driver; just the thing for a Sena-
tor or Congressman. Address bon 452. this Of
daIl-2t
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLI MRIA. HOLDING 4 PROBATE COURT
No. u.1-p. Administration.
This is Co give notice that the subscriber
OF tlc District og Columbia has obtained from
;hs probate Court of the District Of Columbia
Letters OF administration on the estate of Mary
A. HON. late of the District of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against tho
deceased are hereby warned t0 exhibit the
same with the v0l',ncrs thereof, legally au-
thsuticltod Co ho =r bserlher on or before the
30 DAY OF DECEMBER A. ID. 1903; otherwise
they may hy law bo excluded from all benefit
Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 81 day Of Dcccr,-
her 1902.
t~DJLJ DAVID NJ. HESS,
2lGO 32d 80. NV.
Attest. JOHN r. ROUZER
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columb:q, CLERK of the Probate Court.
II. b. MOULTON. Atto---s NNlC5
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The Equitable Furnishes the Incentive
That CultlVatGS The Habit Of Saving.

The sign Of competence is property. The
first step toward independence is the own
ership 81 the first piece Of property.
The Equitable puts it IN eycryone'5 way
90 accumulate property. The shares taken
ont. on which you pay $3.50 a month each
multiply rapidly. And interest 40 per cent
helps 20 materially swell the sum
The purchase Of property is the first thought
when the shares nature They may pas for
the ground and house-0r you may prefer 20
put OH the money In the ground. In that
case the company viii lend money with which
90 build. which can be- paid back in sums
usually smaller than rent.
COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION, 1908 F ST Equitable BIdg.
JOHN JOY EDISON. President.
FRANK z. RESIDE Secretary.
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The manner in which the real inter
ests are concealed in the manipulate
Of a stock is shown by the outcome OF
the strife for the control Of the Colo
rado Fuel and Iron Company It was
not so long ago that John v. Gates
Ostentatously instituted legal proceed
ings against the Osgood faction TO com
pei recognition Of his interests as
a stockhelder in the management Of the
company. 50 far as the public was
informed the fight was only between
these two interests. II appears from
the compromise entered into yesterday
that there were three interests fghting
for the control: The Hawley- Hartman
faction. The George Gould interest. and
the OsgoOd interest Under the com
promise each one OF these interests IS
given four directors. and the balance
or power is vested IN James H. HYDE.
vice president OF the Equitable Life
Assurance Company. Of New York But
what has become Of the lltigious Mr.
Gates2
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FOREIGN MAILS.

D. G.. POSTOFFTCE, NOTICE.
Should be read daily. as changes may occur
at any time
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched 70 the ports
Of sailing daily, and the scned.'e of closings IS
arranged on the presumption Of their uninter-
rupted overland transit For the week ending
December l3. 1902. the last connecting closes
win be made from the MAIN OFFICE as fol-
lows:
transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAY-Cc) At HIS p. m. for NEITHER
LANDS direct, per s. s. Rotterdam. from New
York Mail must be directed ''Per s. s. Rotter-
DAM"
(c) At II :25 p. m. for BELGIUM direct. per
8. s. Finland. from New York. Mail must
be directed per g. g. Finland"
Co At n.2s p. m. for IRELAND. per g. s.
Jmbria, from New York via Queenstown Mail
for others parts Of EUROPE must be directed
Per s. g. Imhria."
(c) Al I:25 p. m. for EUROPE. per 6. s.
hronprinz Wilhelm. from New York via Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, and Bremen.
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MARKET SELLS OFF
ABOUT HALF A POINT
LOCAL FINANCIAL WORLD.

Until money becomes easier in New
York the stock market will remain stag
nant. with a tendency to sag TO lower
prices. The present condition Is no diff
fercnt from what it has been I'm past
years at this particular season. except
that the banks are now I'm absolute con-
troll Of the situation. and are managing
matters with great skill and frmness.
II is estimated the January dividends
and interest will amount to about $l75.-
o9oo0o. and it is to provide for this
enormous disbursement that the banks
are so carefully nursing their resources.
To prevent the shipment Of gold aboard
il was necessary TO raise the rate of in
terest above normal, and the rating rate
has been quoted as per cent for several
weeks. The banks Will cndeavor to keep
interest on call loans az that figure. al
though during the latter part Of the
month there may be furry. To main
tain the rate it was necessary to raise
the interest on all call loans. This pro-
duced liquidation Of marginal accounts.
and has had the effect OF restraining
speculation and lessening the shipment
of gold abroad
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lt viii take ten or fifteen days af-
ter the release OF the January dlvi-
donds before the money thus set loose
viii return TO New York. and rise
in prices cannot be expected before.
Any attempt in the meantime to raise
prices will be met by a calling of
loans. and an increase in interest.
The banks are in control and are
taking advantage Of the situation TO
make money while they are protecting
themselves. Six per cent is the legal
rate Of interest in New York. but the
banks are now exacting a commission
on all cell loans. which practically
amounts to usury. For instance. a loan
is made for SlQ0OO0. upon which inter
est is paid at the rate Of per cent.
but the borrower is permitted to draw
only $4,000. and thereby the bank gains
a 2 per cent commission. It is under
stood thai this commission is eXacted
from all borrowers, even when the col
lateral is giIt-edge.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
PERSONALS.
PROF. CLAY,

Card Reader PlIm.s- Medium. Removes s7euE.
rruniIGs the separated, gives luck German
spoken. $50 H 90. NV. 25c. soc. deU-2t
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NINE. DE LONG.

Matrimonial Bureau and Palmistry Parlors. ~
9th 90. NV. dell-2t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29
A SERIOUS DISAGREEMENT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC, ROCK ISLAND
AND SANTA re WAY DECLARE WAR.
Reported that Leeds Road Is stsndina
Out for Ten Per Cent Of the Kansas
City--El Paso Revenue.

Chicago. November % Present indjca-
items point to a war among western lines
over Immigrant trafflc. The traffic men Of
the passenger departments Of the western
lines met here today with Commissioner
Wodleigh and Chairman Mcleod OF the
Western Passenger association in an ef
fort to reach settlement II Is under
stood that the Rock Island is standing out
for 10 per cent Of the revenue between the
Kansas city and III Paso divisional points.
On the other hand, the Officials of thu Rock
Island are said to be willing to leave the
matter to arbitration When the confer
ence met IT was found that the Southern
Paciac was unwilling to submit to arbitra-
tton, and some Of the lines did not care to
contribute sufficient amount OF their pres
ent shares to make up the percentage de.
manded by the Rock Island.
The Santa Fe Is also said to be adverse
to arbitration.
A committee was appointed consisting OF
Passenger Traffic Managers Sebastian u
the Rock Island, George T. Nicholson ot
the Santa Fe and Z. O. Mccormick Of the
Southern Pacific. who were instructed TO
try to reach a common bosls and report to
the advisory committee OF the bureau the
result OF their efforts.
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CROKER FOUND GUILTY.

The New York Fire Chief Dismissed from
the Service Ky Commissioners Sturgis.
New York, November % Edward f.
Croker, chief of the fire department, who
recently was tried on n series of charges,
today was declared guilty by Commissioner
Sturgs and was dismissed from the service,
the dismissal to take place on December 10.
Chief Croker was found guilty on the
charges Of failure to enforce the require
ments Of the law for properly safeguarding
the Park Avenue hotel" of the conversion
of public property to his private USE" of
conduct preiudicial 10 good order and dis
clplinc in prosecuting and unlustly dis
eliminating against certain members of the
uniformed force, and of conduct unbe-
coming an otticer ana gentleman and
prejudiclal TO good order and discipline"
ON the charges of 'incompetency as chief
of tre department In the management Of
great fires" and of "scndlng false reports
he was acquitted.
Chief Croker declined to make any com
mcnt on the sentence, but II is known that
he will fight the matter to the end.
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TROUBLES OF THE G AND !
Settled for the Time Being by The Pay
ment of Two Notes.
THE KEITH CLAIM IS DISPOSED OF.
Again Rur1ored that the Property Is to
Be Sold in tho Near Future and
There Is Ground for the Rumor.

Beaumont Texas November 2s-Guif
aud Interstate matters have been amiea-
biz settled This time the note due j
F. Keith ct al was paid. amounting to n
total for the two OF $4,000 II will be
remembered that on last Saturday petit
ton for Injunction was fled aud tenn
porary restraining order issued against
Messrs Keith and others. preventing them
from selling the Bolivar canal and the
Gult and Interstate properties under n
foreclosure which they claimed as col
lateral FOR the two notes mentioned. The
time for the hearing was fixed for q
morrow and there was considerable In
terest In II, but this action stops all FUR.
ther trouble from that sources.
II is again rumorcd that the line is ahont
to be sold TO other parties and the rumor
has some color Of truth to It. In fact. the
payment Of the $4,000 would Indicate
that there is much basis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29
ENORMOUS BELIZE FUND.

Assessments for the Coal Miners Stop
ped Nov IS, Reached $4,000 600,
Indianapolis. Ind, November 2s.-It was
officially announced today at the National
Headquarters Of the Mine workers that
wnen the miners meet IN National conven-
iioh here In January 10 prepare a new wage
scale Secretary Wilson Wi report the
amount Of money given by them for the
strike 1t is understood the total was over
100000,
The convention here last January changed
the constitution Of the order so that the
officers are elected by the referendum plan.
The locals make the nominations and every
member then gets a vote on the candidates,
lt is not likely that President Mitchell.
Secretary Wilson or Vicc President Lewis
VIII have auy serious opposition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29
InterIookIna PIant Apnroued.

Austin Texas, November 2s.-Thc rail
road commission Of Texas advised ]. II.
Cowlen Of Dalhart, general superintendent
Of the Chicago, Rock lsluud and Mexico
Railroad company. and w. K. Scott OF
Fort Worth, general superintendent of the
Fort Worth and Denver City Railroad COM
pany today that 1t had approved the inter.
roads they represented at their crossing IN
Dalhart which We're in accordance with
certain plans died with the commission
April 20 and authorized It's operation from
thiS date.
The plant win be maintained and oper-
ated IN accordance with such rules and
regulations as the commission has hereto.
fore or may hereafter adopt.
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The Clover Leaf Social club entertained
npout 100 young people, members aud
thends at Pythian castle. Fifth ward. last
nlshi Dancing continued nutn late
hour. Music by Herb & Lewis orchestra.
lhis club was formed some time ago for
aocial enjoyment and weekly hop Is the
feature Following are the mnmbcrs. Bert
feters. president. j.. G. Krlmniel. vice
president: Claude DAWSON secretary:
ClaiIde Peters treasurer: Julins ilanielsep
Robert liYera, X. VI Peters, W. Il Morti.
sou. Walter Marmiun, Il. r. Peters D.
lones, w Comlskey, DR., r, H. Brnmby
a. White, w, r. McCurdy. w. j. Plat
Louis Mcbride, George Mcintosh George
Hickert. A. W Bebhcr X Porter, L. a.
Afto aud others club members.
4 grand mask bail will he given nj pr
tilan castle Tuesday evening, December 25.
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Tariff on Grain.

Washington, November 2s,-zoffciai no.
tlce Of an increase OF ~ cents per 100
pounds In the freight tarff on grain from
Chicago to New York was fled with the
Interstate commerce commission today. The
new grain freight class which VIII be OBJ
served eastbound out OF Chicago and other
points IN The territory east Of the MIssis.
sippi river and north of the Ohio ls 10
cents per hundredwelght. The grain sched-
nle changes usually follow the close OF
navigation Of the Great Lakes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29
New @. 4. and &. sevIee.

Galveston, Texas, November IS, Pas.
eenger Agent Mcclure of the Galveston,
Houston and Henderson announces that
the "old Reliable" will commence operat-
Ing solid yestibule train between lIous-
ton and Galveston next Sunday The
olcott, the pride OF this road. VIII be
returned from st. Charles, Mo, where she
has been newly lifted up. This ear will
make W portion or the solid vestibule
train which leaves Galveston at A. IN.
next sunday Mr. Mcclure says that this
VIII he the fastest yestibule train In the
Southwest.
The Galveston Houston and Henderson
track between Houston and Galveston is
In thoroughly hrst-clnss condition maxi
ing II possible TO make good speed without
danger.
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Neero coniplainants -

Richmond, Va, November 2s.-The case
brought by John $. Wise, on behalf of Ger.
tain colored compainauts, to restrain tho
state board Of canyossers from Issuing cor.
tihcotes Of election to the members of ,,,,
gress elected in the last congrcssionai oIo,i
Ton ana 10 inyalidate the new constitn-
Lon ot,,, oesah IN the United States court This
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29
laval eoILER EXPLOSION

Near Macon, Ca, Two Men Killed and
Two Seriously Wounded.
Macon, Ca, November IS. BY the OK.
plosion of boiler used With stationary
engine at Lizela, small station on the
Macon and BIRMINGHAM railroad, ten miles
from this city, this evening, two men
were instantly killed and two wounded,
one Of them being now in a critical con
dition.
The dead are:
PAUL ROGERS.
WALTON TAYLOR.
The Injured are:
James Witham whose hack is supposed
70 nave hcen broken and whose skull WA :
probably fractured was
IN unknown colored man.