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New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March 21.-FIour firm N'heat-spring quiet:
No hard. Sc: No Northern, 22lac: winter nominal
No white; DC; No red 7sc Corn fairly steady; No
white. 4lc: No mixed. 3ec. Barey-Good to choice
track, 56d5Sc.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
Tester-

Coffee Cabes.-Rio-Cefee market steedz; no ftio.
IL l16d: receipts 1000 bags cleared lor
the tinted states Iso o0J bags; stock. coo bags
ssntos-Coee market quiet: good average santos 4$lou
~ bags; stock 100000 bags. Hamburg
opened unchanged: 2So m was net Nr-
changed \ pfg higher sales. 1000 bags haNre-
Gonee market opened quiet franc higher AT Y m un
changed . barely steady. unchanged at oiSo m
fatal sal
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

market about G match
Of showing strength which right
TIE close OF the preceding day edseT The market
opened steady decline OF points 10 an advance
veopes considerable Notwithstanding isappoint-
ing cables which due 2ao points higher
points higher Ths early hrnness was the result OF
renewed covering and buying that seemed
the long based the continued food
reports and moderate estimates IoT the Gay receipts
Under thc&e influences the market advanced 1q4 points
from the opening but this the level of the
Gay. Reports were circulated that about 90
for delivery March and whatever basis
exist Cor the statement it, in connection with the un
considerable reTvousaess among the smaller longs and
realizing movement in. The advance since the low
point OF Thursday had been considerable and room
longs eviotntly thought wise 70 secure pronts In add
ceiling the short attracted
b The large estimates for tonorrows receipts at lead
Ing points Snd the heavier movement into SSat tnan
expected Weather conditions still less
unsettled and this checks selling somewhat but exports
closed steady decline
lcSest q the session The decline in the
March option month being specially influenced by
bales Total sales futures estimated 10000 bales
Port receipts 10 2 bales against 13e22 bales last
Exports were but l.4S5 bales. The weekly movement
usual comparisons, follows Port receipts S6.04s
Es Iss overland mills
mill taktnss estimated) $1,000 bales, aGaInst
<o2+5 bales year loss OF stock interior
gSS bales against f6 $50 bales brought into
last Total crop movement for 2ri days: Port
receipts Ss5e 1888 bales 6sl $40 bales last
year: takngs
i45 o00 bales against i2S6 15 bales last stock
against e6 bales last year. brought into sight thus
far this season. s4S52 bales against s3l2s73 bales
last year.
range Of prices the market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
AruE eosToN WOOL MARKET.

Common Arm. IS I'D Petroeum-Rchned steady
6hd Lnseed oil quiet. 2os ID.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
eInaer kaiss 100 baies specatica and export. Soo
AFnthcss e0ee receipts. N.0Uo; American "a 0O0s mid
s;sEs TDAns 6sod rs,sres sssnsd egist Potnts .S-
clItEnt options; closed 9aet bat STEADY. Iha8h
Nsy 6S4F8 1sdi axsy-Jans L2seS I'D: JSne- e-Juiy IS
eS27dt 5Esy-Aseust H1N: A1BuSt SeptsnhbsF b.fad:
@a; .nsyetnSer-D DeceEnbsE %s2e4sSd AanchssasF-
FIoCR ANC NEAL--Aa aa c1teoEns Of the decline ID
800 1sfa = - s.sS 49, .S8 si8is s's< ssss 1 as
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r., PHILADA1ss
PHIA AND READING RY. and BAL
TIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
South Ferry. Liberty St Fsr-z,
"a ASUTN1sTON-T 81 n 3Oan- Buaase,
BALTO, O,-WASHINGTfON. 'lO.2Ia "fO39au1. Diner.
BALTO.- W ASHINGTON. I'll. Gam '11-50an- DfAseS
RAITO.-W ASHTNtGTO '12 ssSpnl- f.00pm Disc
s.RnNAT, LIMITED 3 q 4opnl- p4aePs
"a A SHINGTON. 4 Diner.
BALTO.-W ASHINGTON." s 55pm- 7-00pnn Buffet
RAJTO.-W ASHTNds'FOF. = H12 IS II Sleerer1
"Daly- +Daily. except Sunday. SSunday oafy.
Ofres Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry. Aseor Hcsat
fi3 2S1 4S4 1900 1884 Broadway. 1872 5th Ava E
Union Square West I53 East l25th ST. 70 lESsA
245 Columbus Ave New York. Court ST.. "a 80
calls and checks baggage assts
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
LIVE crock MARKET.

a,sw-York. March 20. 1908.
SiS cars, % s. 16o headt IN
ana 2SM fer the @es1SS ~!
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

BEEYES-Eecelpts wase
esHdinR o. for slaUgntoFsfs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

Receipts Of breadstus at interior points N thouSAnds
last three ciphers (O0O omitted Flour bbs gram busn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
THE ELECTRIC LINE.
Mr., Kennedy Is interesting Eastern Cap
ltal In the Project.

Mr.. Kennedy Is interesting Eastern Cap
ltal In the Project.
Beaumont. Texas, January i1--Today Mr.
Ed Kennedy, IN company with Harry X
johnson, the local street railway maguate,
and an Eastern capitalist went out over the
proposed route Of the Beaumont aud Sour
Lake railway. Mr.. Kennedy stated before
leaving that there viii be a meeting early
this week for the purpose Of permanently
organizing the company. His idea is that
It will require S25O.OO0 to build the line
The grade will be light, the ballast easily
secured from the shell banks below the
city and the ties from the local mills. it
IS their purpose to handle freight. express
and passengers. The run to Sour Lake
viii be made in forty minutes. Sufficient
power VIII he used to handle oil tank
trains OF twelve or fifteen cars each. Mr.
Kennedy was the originator Of the Beau
mont, Port NecbcS and Port Arthur cleo
trio line on which $4,000 has already been
spent and S326.OOO is already In the banks
for completing the work, Il is thought by
Mr. Kennedy that the line will be com
Melted within six months The recent ac-
'tlvity at Sour LaSos has made the present
promoters particularly anxious to get the
work started.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
RATES ON COTTON.
Meeting Csllsd to Consider the Claims
of found Bale Pennle

Meeting Csllsd to Consider the Claims
OF Sound Bale People
The following letter has been sent 10
the roads members Of the Central freight
association:
Under date Of December %, 1902. Pres,.
dent A. Il. Marsh Of the Planters Compress
company BOSTON, Mass. writes: with
reference TO the matter of the application
made by this company 10 the Central
Freight association for a diferentlsI
rate on cotton compressed in cylindrical or
other bales TO such density that it can be
loaded to minimum of 10000 pounds per
car, ] should ike to make the suggestion
tndt You try 10 arrange a conference at
your office, about January 49, of the chief
freight traftic managers OF the chief South
western roads reaching st. Lonis. and OF
the chief Eastbound roads to the seabord
In my Judgment this meeting should be at
tended 10y the chief freight traffic officials
personally Of each interested road leading
to the Ohio and Mississippi river crossings
from the cotton originating points and also
by the chief freight traffic officials OF the
roads leading eastwardly from such cross
Client time to secure q full attendance (which
seems to be very importantly. please, there
fore. promptly upon receipt OF this advise
me IL you can and will be present at this
association's room on THURSDAY, January
%, 1903, at 1880 a. M, sharp, to consider
this matter.
President Marsh states that he will attend
any meeting called 10 state their side OF the
question ]. f. Tucker, Chairman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
WAS MURDEROUS ARRAY
A Negro Shoots Two Others
With One Bullet.
WINCHESTER DOES DEADLY WORK
Isaac Morrison Was Shot Through the
Head and the Same Bullet Broke lea
Of Mann Wilianis--No Arrest.

There was killing and an accidental
shooting In the Fourth ward last night
at the corner Of San Feline and Buckuer
etreets.
The parties shot are colored. es Ia also
the msn who used the gun. The dead
negro was named Isaac Morrison The
one wounded is called Mann" Williams
Aleck Robinson is charged with doing the
shooting. He escaped, The bah that
caused the death Of Morrison was
fred from, Winchester at close range lt
entered over the left eye passed through
the head aud sped across the street. lodg
ing ~ the left leg Of Williams. who was
standing on the opposite corner The ball
shattered the hone and may make am
putstion necessary.
The shooting attracted an immense crowd
and in q very few minutes several hun
dred negroes had gathered az the scene
Police officer ed Jones colored. was soon
on the spot, and he notified police he,d
quarters Several officers went out under
command Of Deputy Chief Howard. Jus
tice Matthews was called and viewed the
body, after which It was turned over 70
Westheimer and prepared for burial
Justice Mat hews, sitti ae coroner,
heard the testimony NJ Necie Little and
Faux Bird, Aotn colored. the rmer a
woman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
THE LEAGUE CONFERENCE
Much Time Spent 10 Celebrating the
Declaration Of Peace
BUT SOME BUSINESS WAS DISCUSSED
No Trouble Expected From Boston or
New York Clubs--Five Of National
Clubs Already Committed

Cincinnati, January II. Following the
adjournment last night Of the committees
Of the National snd American base ball
leagues. there was an informal confer
onoe Of the National representatives here
during the night sud today. While the
time was spent largely In festivities over
the declaration Of peace. there was much
talk about the meeting OF the National
league here on January ~, one week
hence, President Robson OF the ST Louis
club, who still remains with President
Hermann of the Cincinnati club. made
the statement that the meeting next week
was called simply to say Amen" 10 the
proclamation already made " was stated
by others that, with owe of the eight Ma.
tional clubs already fully committed to
Endorsement. there was no trouble expect
cd from Boston or the two clubs Of Great
er New York. Among the questions inform
silly discussed today was the expected IN.
terchange or Championship games between
teams of the National and American clubs
SO that fifteen instead Of seven ~ visit
Ing clubs would be seen ar each pace and
the matter may he brought M here ut
the National and American club meetings
When Pulliam and Powers lott for New
York they received a dispatch from ORGY
fuss, who went to Louisville. that he worii
90 direct to New York TO Join the Ma
asking the Brooklyn club for lndo sement
or the peace compact IL Is thought thar
Brooklyn and Boston VIII soon consent.
Frank De Haas Robson, who is still here
staunch friend OF John r. Brusl may pos
slhly return to st Louis via Tndlan9polis.
to confer with his friends about the con.
sent Of the New York club Before the
party broke up, .Puliqm, Robson and Herr
mann were positive there would not be 4
dissenting voice In the meeting OF the Ma
tional league q week hence To the indorse.
ment Of the Joint committees agreement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
Victoria Notes.

Victoria, Texas, January 1.-THE new
schedule went into effect today and every
thing worked smoothly. The day train oe'
tween here and Cuero will be daily, being
run as mixed on week days ana
straight passenger on Sunday.
Frank Rhea. 1--we stock agent Of the MIC.
,sonri Kansas and Texas railway, with
hcsdGuarters en- san Autonlo was here yes
terday. - Wi,
Texas aud Mexican railway went 10 houS
tom Yesterday on official business
r. e. Hatfield. travelling freight agent Or
the Cation Belt was in Victoria TINS week
Interviewing merchants .A,
rassonger denot In Victoria, one at the
north and one AZ the south end.
Wallace OI.eary OF tho sunset passehgeI,
department was IN the city yesterday anu
today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12

~ ~ ,orende Railway company, authority Is
hereby granted for the adopfion ~ the 'tol
rDming arrangement Tor application on ship
n.,n, between stations ON the Fort worth
M no Irande railway and tho Red River,
n,an. sra southern railway, Including ship.
on another Of said lines.
Rates on shipments. whole or In part
vs.aeept i've stock. which have raid full
s srd rates. may he returned to ship-
vet ~ point Of origin at one.half of Tie
aulhorized rate IN direction 81 Hrst move.
,l,s; II being understood that N the re-
outn.n snipment Is less than carload
r.ate IN the opposite direction viii appiv
y carload shipment Is returned. one.half
Inne, carload rate ip the opposite direction
thte on fun carloads returned shall not
ne iess than one-half the correct class II
Effective January IL. 1908
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
Valuations Filed.

austin. Texas. January II The railroad
commission has prepared and Sled In the
ouiee Of the secretary Of state valuation
ON the properties OF the following rail.
roads
Cane Belt
beanmont Whsrf and Terminal company.
Gnlf, Beaumont and Kansas City.
Fort Worth division Of the International
ana Nio treat Northern. between Spring and
italy and Waco and Branct
~ Louis. San Francisco and Texas
Texas and St Louis air line
Texas Short Line
Texas Southern. from winnshorcs to Pine.
ridge and from Haynville TO Marshall
Nelasco, Brasos and Northern
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
The FRISCO EXTENSION.

Santa Fe Surveying From Dodge to
Trinidad.
Guthrie. O. T., January li.-seventy per
cent Of the Frisco extension from Enid,
o. r., to Tulsa, l. T., has been graded
and Is ready for the rails. From Tulsa
+bn road will he extended to Fort Smith,
Ark, making a line more than $50 miles
The santa 70 Railway company is run
ming a survey south through OKLAHOMA
from point near Dodge City, Kan, the
partr at present being In Beaver county
3, 4. The route proposed is from Dodge
City TO Trinidad, Colo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
ROCK IsLANp PLANS.

Navarro County People VIII Be Ready to
Report This Week.
Fort Worth, Texas. January u.-Vice
President Hovey of the Rock Island is back
from his trip to Corslcana and reports that
the people Of that place aud Of Navarro
county interested in the right Of way
through the county for the Chicago, Rock
island and Gulf railway will be ready 10
submit their proposition to the company
I'm an probability, next week, Except a
small pronortion Of the proposed line at
or near Rice, all of the rIJht Of way has
is submitted, Il goes to the president Of
the company, who has the fual decision
in the prcmses Until the proposal is made
there ii nothing definite 10 say about the
matter Of the Rock Island going TO Corsi'
camn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
MOVEMENT or OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial tn The Post

Especial tn The PostJ
New York.-sslled Ell siglo, for Gal
weston.
Port Talbot Sailed: Bray Head (Brl.
from Dublin, for Galveston
Port Eads-Arrlvcd Manchester Slipper
Br), from Manchester; Oimpo AUST I,
from Port Tampa; st Hubert (Br1. from
ST. Vincent, Cape De Verdi, aud sailed
ton, Meletta and Stoddart; after crossing
the bar tho Abyssluia grounded on the west
side Of jetties Sailed Hispania (Swedl,
for Bocas del Torc; ri Vale Aml. FOR
New York: Venus (Norl, for Port Limou;
Marie (span), for Hamburg. Via Norfolk;
Hercules (Span), for Havre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
FRANK BIRDS TESTIMONY.
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. W. Leech, prominent rice grower Of
I'll Campo was In Houston yesterday.
Oswald Wilson, State statistical agent OF
the United States government, has returned
10 the city from Dallas.
Mr.. William j. Townsend, a prominent
citizen Of Mobile, Ala, Is I'm the city on
business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. J. Silbcrberg left this morning on the
early train for a tour Of the coast country
in the Interest of bis Arm
A. l. Haber OF Austin, who represents the
leicester and Continental Mills company IN
this state, is registered at the Rice,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
REVISED CLASSIFICATION
10 Be Arranged By Turner, Martin
aud GOODWIN at San Antonio.
A CONFUSING SHEET WAS PRESENTED
Commission Valuation on Number Of
- Roads Has ssen Filed With the
ar Secretary Of State.

an Antonio, Texas, January 11-GepersI
freight Agents Turner Of the international
and Great Northern. Martin Of the Arspsas
Pass and Goodwin Of the santa Fe meet
here Tuesday to frame recommendation
Tor revision OF the classification upon
local Texas freight traffic. The present
elassincation, It Is claimed, is confusing and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
CUPID HELD THE TRAIN.

oouhe Welded in Their Carriage
at Railway Station.
slnaes ceremony that savored highly
Ianuc was performed Yesterday az
y justice Mnrmion al the Ipterpa-
n ~ Sreat Northern depot. Time was
'na the nuptial knot vas lied
|, ~ contracting parties sat inside
.ue ildsc resting ono foot ON the
49, vehicle and with barred head
IrIs.s me door aud said tho words
n, ~ 'or veal or Tor woe Mr. Daniel
= q Houston. ''''7 ~
s,, hundred or more Interested srerta
XII, around the carrinpe.
IF. suH o. The carriage beside tbe bribe
bride M N L. W g, Johnson, brother
N .nssvsss6ry To hold tho .tr,t,
pe,fene ne Interesting eerenony Ms
eannil and Tor this cpt,rts,5,- ,i,e
b n re under obligations 10
liernat1o Mustaln and T.. IL Cueer ~
M ~ VIM 9nd Great Northern "a
\ he wor,l5'u hnld the train for n WOOL
"A u see the Young couple dlsnp,
/. A Iob Inc accomplished daughter ~
b w,rd pheeson " TIA Smith stro,t
and No.. snt Is only seventeen vsars
has been s a,s rare beauty. Her bus,
/ x. 4 = niphl9yed as stenoeranber for
las accsntod ~ company of e5nivestnu
hung cep prgla 9 position ni Tvler ANA
mon thetr VII make that citv tbrIr
Paessee return from bridal t"ur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
CITY BREvrlEs.

yesterday, a son.
The Katy Flyer leaving Houston tonight
win garry special tourist ear 10 ST. Louis.
The meeting Of the preliminary arrange.
ment committee for the organization Of
the Horse Show association was postponed
from yesterday morning until today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
Conditions OF Hawthorne Enuies.

Chicago, January II The Chicago Jockey
club has announced the conditions NJ twelve
stakes for the spring and summer meetings
al Hawthorne. entries 10 which close Feb
ruary !. The list Is headed by the Haw-
thorne handicap, one mile and furlong,
for 3-year-olds and upward with a gnaran-
teed cash value OF $1,000, 70 be run on
Nav pa. the opening day ~ the spring
meeting Next In Importance Is the North
ern handicap al q mile and quarter, with
5000 added TO be ruu at the summer meet
ing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
Fr.ioht Men Toasted.

Galveston, Texas January little
freight representatives Of the Santa Fe,
who have been in session here for the
purpose Of discussing the prospective bust
ness for the year, enjoyed an oyster roast
at Nick's resort. down the island. this
afternoon. A special train was provided
Tor the party and o number Of local officials
Of the company aud others were invited
All experienced a most delightful time
The visiting freight men left tonight for
their respective headquarters
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
Mennhis Entries.

Memphis. FEM, January 1.-The list Of
entries to the stakes Of the new Memphis
Jockey CLUBS next spring meeting pt Mont
eomery park. as announced by Secretary
McFarIaf shows by far the largest aud
most select list that has ever been re-
celypd here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
conferenoe No. Comnleted.

Galveston, Texas, January 1.-THE con
ference between General Manager Nixon
Of the Santa Fe and the committee repre-
senting the brotherhood Of Railway Train
men, which was IN progress last week has
still not been completed An advance in
wages Is sought by The traumen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
BOWLING CONTESTS.
CarIsruhe and Magnolia Clubs Roll For
Special Trophies.

Carlsruhe and Magnolia Clubs Roll For
Special Trophies.
The regular monthly bowl of the Csrls-
ruhe club TOOK place yesterday at DUN
ler's. The attendance was large. Mr.. o.
Shone won the prize on a score Of 43, while
Mr.. j. E. Parson captured the "also
ran" trophy With q pins 10 his credit
MIR. j. e. Blackburn won the Dlenstag
mug with score of 80. The following
are the scores IN detail:
Max steubenrauch p, Jim ParEou 21.
H H Hester 81, j. g Blackburn So.
J. D. Davis 30 O. Shone 40. IA Goebel
80. j. C. Goldsteln &c, J. r. Fox 23,
John Cross "a George Voss 81, g, l..
Watson "a, W r. Clarke "a, Ed McMur-
ray n.
The Msgnolias bowled for the Jones cup
at Jones resort Mr.. W. S. Abernethy
won the cup with score Of g. Scores
IN detail:
L. Bender sr 81, W s Alternately 54,
Henry Guy 20, A. Fourcade 81, F. NJ.
Heiuzs 90. joe waag Al, John Berdon ~
Pete Baumann. IT, 30. VIM. Relnecke A.
Henry Neumann 40, A. " Neuthard "a.
sam Malipa 81. g W. Flock ~, VIM.
Flock 46, Lewis Taylor A. John Schubert
81, John Henry &c. v r. Crook 49, +. G.
Meyer 81 Theodore Kreft 81.
The Houston Bowling club will roll for
the Jules Hirsch medal next Sunday on
the alleys at Dietzschold's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
The New Trains.

The new schedules OF the Southern Pa.
cite went into effect yesterday. The double
daily service between Houston and Victoria
and Cuero on the Macaroni division OF that
system was lnaugurated and the new trains
between Houston and Echo on the TEXAS
and New Orleans division were put on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
New Train Was On Time.

Beaumont, Texas, January 1.-THE oriole
Southern Pacific new train attracted
great deal of attention today. 1t was on
time both ways and was literally patron
lied II has already shown up as great
relief to the through trains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
Tho Feature al Oakland.

San Francisco. January 1.-THE feature
At the Oakland track this week will be the
Adam selling stake on Saturday. Some Of
the beat performers at the track will be 10
the race.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
TopAY's RACES.
Oakland Entries.

Oakldnd Entries.
Futurity course selling Barabel li5.
SANITY i1J Stella Pcrkius lie, Seize 1o1,
Almgyer III, Irma A Io1, The Scot IT,,
Malaspina Ill Socialist 1l2 Alaria 10.
Modicum 1ot, skip Me 40, Tommy knight
90, Grey Fox los, Sampson PIunkett lo8.
Selling, 2-year-olds-Annie Marie 1O5,
Selected as ssmar lo7. Emil l06. Planet
loI Hoce 10f. Floriapin Belle los. Miss
Ragen Is. Canonleus no, Or Rowcl lO5.
- tuturlty course, selling Bell Reed 1Ol
Egyptian Princess 1o6 Escalante iii, Mis-,
sion lie Ace OF Spades 1O6, Doliie Wisthof,
Ito, Fort Wayne i04, Ozar ToIle lis, Laura
+. NJ. %, Young Morello 49, Stunts "a,
Eyander. 1l3, hex!cana "a, Doren III, Nau.
lahka 50
Mile and nifty yards, seIling-sleeping
Child 95, Nellie Forest i0a, Lena los, III,
truda 104 Bill Massie los. Forest ]. 1i3.
piderot III, lllowaha l09, The Pride 100.
CRATER w Ill Hesper los, Bacchus l02
Thirteen siXtecnths Of a mile selling
Rose Of Hilo l02 Breton 1o4, Administer
l0T, Barklcy W, 1o1, Fairbury lo4 FIchi.
huahua 10, Arttilleryman lo4, vohlcer iO7,
Father Wcutker lo5, Dora ] 90, Ned Den.
mis- l0a.
y. ana quarter selling searcher 90,
shannon lO2 Lodestar 100. Artillar l07,
Ia ncncia 10i.
v Gather clear and track fast.
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ennolaI Authorlty Granted.

Austin, Texas, January 1.-THE ran
road commission OF Texas has Issued the
following authority'
In approval of Joint application, submit,
tod under No ia Of the Fort worm a"u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
SCHEDULE

n. & 7. c. 2. r.
c,,ns Central Depot ,or
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io.iF;aS6sm Arrive No. T. T.ZOp'm
q q 81 iG,sop'n Arrive No ." o'oo am
T. g. N. 0. r r.
Grand Central Depot ,ona
ro0am Arrive No. SIG %
70 1sOp.m Arrive No ?. 80
q o. 6.90a.m Arrive No 9'h''9 p"
g., n. g. S. A. 5S
c,snd Central Depot .,o
,nns am Arrive No. g.. J ~ pm
Q ," HAS 20 Arrive No Io'A' 80 A."
a. X. & N. r. r.
Grand Central Depot ooo
,nnSsm Arrive No. 200 am
y ,w sOp.m Arrive No. ~ aS p'm
. - 500 an Arrive No. O. wv am
% NJ: ssnd , Sundays only
N. WIG M. R. r.
Grand Central DEPOT
!. =, iO1sAm Arrive No is' 9'3sp'm
8. A. a. A. P. Ry
Ornd Central Depot
osoam Arrive No .6.4Spm