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Evening journal., 1891-05-07

HARRISBURG, Pa, May Z. = The bill
amending the wholesale liquor act so that
dealers may have the right TO deliver theiI
goods in any county of the commonwealth
was defeated In the senate by vote Of a
TO TO-
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MEADvILLE, Pa, May 7-G. b., G. W.,
Il. A. and Victor Delamater, Of the defunct
Delamater bank, have been arrested on a
warrant sworn out by James McHugh,
who deposited $3.50 with them Dec l, 1890,
four days before the failure They waived
a hearing and were released on bail.
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NEW ORLEANS, May THE report Of the
grand jury is OF course the general topic
OF conversation here and is approved by
all classes of good citizens. The Italian
consul here-Signor Corte-is, however,
not enthusiastic over the document He
says that he is very much displeased with
the report He furnished much informa-
tion to the jury, he says, which was evil
IDENTIFY ignored, as there is nothing in the
report to indicate that it was used Signor
Corte adds that his oath Of secrecy pre-
vents him from telling what he testified to
before the grand jury.
Serious Complications Feared.
The consul says that be will Immediate.
ly transmit the report in full TO his home
government, and he fears that serious
complications between Italy and the Unit
cd States will be the ultimate result
He said to a reporter today; ~ had
taken pains TO bring before those gentle
men all the documents, papers and infor-
nation In my possession relative 20 the
men implicated in the Hennessy murder.
j now find that the grand jury has not
used my information as l had given it 10
them, and much that did say was only
partially made use Of "
Endorsed by the Press.
All of the daily papers comment freely
upon the report of the grand jury, which
they indorse without exception The
States says; THE report Of the grand jury
brings to light a number Of startling facts
concerning the assassination OF the late
superintendent Of police OF this city, the
miscarriage Of justice and the subsequent
| lynching Of the prisoners In. the parish Jail
Naturally the grand jury could indict nc
one or no number of those concerned in
this business The people did IT, and no
| grand jury could devise way to indict
the people,"
The Times Democrat says: THE grand
| jury has made the proper return in the
/ parish prison lynching-a return that viii
meet with the approval Of the entire peo-
pie, otof the people Of New Orleans alone
| but OF the country
The Picayune says: 1--WE accept the dec
laration of the inability OF the grand jury
to get information AS to the participants
in the storming Of the parish prison. The
/ grand jury could not find the guilty
parties. That is plain enough Any in
sinuation that the entire people Of the
city are responsible ought not to proceed
from the grand jury, which is acting un-
| der oath
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NOR aALE.


TOR SALE.--A FINE ROAM HORSE. 16
Y hands high; guaranteed sound; sold for
want Of use only. Apply 10 r. w. Smith, 9l0
King street.
DIANo - SEVEN AND ONE THIRD
4 OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
GHEAP; in coed order; easy payments to
good purchaser. Address. PIANO. Evening
Journal office.
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At the office of the tax collector, S. z. corner
of Sc 7enth and Shipey streets, In the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county and State Of
Delaware,
All that certain lot or piece of land situate
in the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows to wit.
Beginning at the northerlY side of Taylor
street between Poplar and Lombard streets,
at the distance of one hundred and fifty
seven feet three-quarters of an inch from the
easterly side of Poplar street and at the
centre Of the party wall between this and the
adjoining house on the west: thence
northerly through the centre of said
wall and parallel to Poplar street
sevepty-six feet TO the southerly side of
an alley; thence aasterly along said side of
said alley and parallel TO Taylor street four
teen feet eleven inches to a corner; thence
souther'y parallel to the first mentioned line
and Poplar street through the centre Of the
party wall between this and the adjoining
house on the east seventv-six feet TO the
aforesaid northerly side of Taylor street; and
thence thereby westerly fourteen feet and
eleven inches to the place of beginning. be the
contents thereof what they may, with the free
use of alley and under drain in common.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William n. Blizzard, and to be
fOld by JOHN j. DOUGHERTY,
Tax collector for the Northern district Of
the city OF Wilmington.
N. B.-The above-named property to be
sold to satisfy lien thereon for unpaid taxes
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On Saturday, May 8, at o'clock p. m. A
car will leave Fourth and Market streets
at 3 80 D. m. B. F. townsend.
Agent. to Affect Sale.
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viii not defend the lawless acts Of the moi
or deny that the proceedings Of the grand
jury have resulted in a deplorable failure
OF Justice
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PUBLIC SALES.


DUBLIC SALE OF COWS.-I WILL SELL
Il at public sale, rear Booths Corner, Della
ware county. Pa, on
SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1891,
AT O'clock m, cne car lond Of carefully
selecte1 Cum berland county Fresh COWS and
Springers. A very good lot and guaranteed
as represented. Two mont crs dit.
WILLIAM S. GOODLEY.
SrIDHAM q Son, Auctioneers.
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-.-e------ r+---N7->re-4
NOTICE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
IN the 3 eace, New Castle county, Della
ware, Wilm ngton. Del May Il do here by
give notice that all Licenses and State Tax
due thereon are due June l. 1891. Pa able 1T
the clerk OF the peace's office, Wilmington,
Del. w. BIGGS, d. +.
NOTICE.-AN INVITATION Is EX
~ TENDED to al Democrats by the Tenth
Ward Democratic Club 10 attend meeting
TO be held in the Weccacoe Hall, Friday
evening. May 8, a. o clock. An address, viii
be delivered by Henry @ Turner Esq.
JOHN J MEALEY, Secretary.
MOT CE.-THE DEMO RATS OF THE
4N Sixth waId will meet at the rooms of the
Young Mems Democratic Club on Thursday.
May Z. 81 8 O'Clock 2. IN. BY orders
GARRETT HART, Chairman
MO ICE.-A MEETING OF THE DEMO.
~ cr.ts OF the Eigh h ward will be held at
the N. w. corner of Taylor kirkwGod
streets. on Thursday evening. May Z, at 3
O'Clock to organize for the city ca paign.
ANDRNWT KlEfT. Chairman.
NOTICE. A MEETING OF DEMOCRATS
IN Of the Eleventh ward viii be held on
Friday evening, Mgy g. at 730 O'Clock, at No.
40 wright street. by order of the chairman,
ANTHONY MAGUIRE.
NOTICE ELECTION THE ANNUAL
N mee1ing of the stockholders OF the Equi
table Guarantee and Trust Comyany for
the election Of directors will be held at the
ON % OF Il company on Monday. May 18th,
bet--et a the hOnrs Of 10 a. m and II m.
OTHO NOWLAND. Secretary.
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nusINEss oPPoRTuNITIEs.


N6yARTED.-A SILE II PARrNe r WITH
" Sh0a0 N a we'll paying business. None
but those meaning business need apply 70
"PAHTHER,n = this office.
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REAL EsTATE.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
POSTSCRIPT.

Bargains in Real Estate; I'm
proved and Unimproyed.
The last of the old ALMsHoUsE
PROPERTY now in the market and
must be SOLD.
The few remaining lots .at EAST
LAKE PARK on easy MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
Your RENT PAYS For Your
HOWE ON My PLAN
MONEY for COOP MORTGAGES.
6 per cent. DEBENTURE BONDS,
PRINCIPAL and INTEREST GUARAN-
TEED.
los. L. CARPENTER, Jr.
923 MARKET TREET.
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HELo FURNISHED AT OSE DAYS
Ii .tst6 Cod girls wanted at all times at
@ity employment Agency. MOI, East Seventh
street, Telephone 6T6.
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BOARDING. .-PLE AsANT ROOMS WITH
ID board. Apply to MRS. j.. K. PRIMROSE,
: o. 812 Mark e rect
WHoR RENT SECOND STORY FRONT
II rooms; wi b or wi hout board. ll24 King
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HOR RENT.-FU NIsHED ROOMS FOR
y gentlem n. Reference required. 403 West
Efphfh street
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HELP WANTED.

NTANTED a GOOD HOUSE PAINTER,
w al Lnckmen paint shop, 2l4 Shipley
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TIE VER M gDNT.

Location on Vermont avenue, close to
beach: wide porches; electric bells; on line
OF electric cars ard omnibuses.
3. NJ. PRsehall.
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Sneakar sirman SAID in an lntervi

Speaker Sirman said in an interview;
'Yes. l brought 1t over to the Rouse
before Clerk Hearn had journalizsd II
over. did it on request of CLERK
Dunn, who wanted all passed bills
received nine bills and reeeipted for them
to Mr.. Hearn. by receipt signed by Clerk
Dunn. / took them back to him the
Evening journal., 1891-05-07

gXJAs TED CARRIAGE PAINTERS.
w Samuel j. White, Second and Orange
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THE MELos.

A home cottage, pleasantly situated neR
the beach. l47 Kentucky avenue.
Mrs John II. Cooke.
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the effect of the intent may plainly be


NAkF Huiieitof Lyman n RttAs
The bin was drawn by City Solicitor
Lyman, for the convenience OF the Street
aud Sewer Der artment and City Council
When looking over the enrolled copy In
the Office OF the secretary Of state this
morning, he thought the bill looked
longer than 1t should He examined 1t
closely and became convinced thai some
thing was wrong He called the atten-
tion OF j Harvey Whiteman to 1t, and
they began still hunt.
First they went to Clerk Dunn's desk
aud looked at the original bill. They
became convinced OF the trick and com
munIcated the fact to several Of the
members of the House during tbs noon
recess. The matter was kept very quiet,
despite the fact that Clerk Dunn was
very anxious TO have the matter invests
gated Immediately.
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TAx ooLLForoR.s aALEs.


TAX COLLECTORS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Il Of an act OF the General Assembly Of the
State of Delaware, in such case made and
provided, will be exposed to public sale
ON FRIDAY, MAY Is,
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PASSED A RIDER.
Who is Responsible for
This Crooked Work?
DOVER'S BIG SENSATION.
Someone Tempered With Bill
Prepared by City Solicitor Lyman.

House hin No. ass Amended by a Rider
So as to Keep the Present City Audi
tor In once Untn 1s9s-Hsw 1t Was
DIscovsrsd-Ind Indignant Representatives.
order an Investigation-suspIci Cir
cumstances Related by the clerks of
Both Houses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-06
ConcratuIatory Resolutions

The following resolutions were passed
by the Tarrant county teachers association
yesterday:
Whereas, the Office of state superintend-
ent of public instruction was made vacant
by the resignation of Superintendent
Pritchett to accept the presidency of the
Sam Houston normal;
Whereas, his excellency, Hon. ]. S.
HOgg, governor of the state of Texas, rec
ognizing the goodness, ability and superior
qualifications of the Hon. James M Car
Isle, a member of this association, has ap-
pointed him to ill out the uneXpired term :;
therefore be it
Resolved, that we most heartily indOrse
the action Of Governor Hogg in appointing
to the important position Of state supefiI-
tendent the Hon. j. N. Carlisle, man who
for the past ten Years has lent his talent
and best energies to the public schools of
the state, q man to whose care and keeping
the school interests OF the Lone Star state
can be trusted with the brightest pros poets
for the most favorable results, q man who
will perform the duties of the Office with
credit 10 himself aud honor to the state. 4
Resolved further, that a copy OF thess
resolutions be placed on the record of Lass
rant county teachers association and one
be sent to the Fort Worth Daily GAZETTE
and Evening Mail for publication, one 10
His EXcellency Governor Hogg. and one to
Hon. j. NJ. Carlisle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-06

Something new in the way of an advanc-
ing enterprise is the French system of ora
tory and society gymnastics, to be taught
at the conservatory OF music on Hous-
ton street. Francois Dolsarte was the
founder OF this beautiful and sue
ccssful system, in Paris, in 1925.
WHAT Comte has done for exact science,
Buckle and Mill for history, and Ruskin for
painting DelSarte has done for expression,
reading and culture. Many are The names
made famous in their different c-ffeers that
have owed much to his Observation-Disclosures
Sontag, Pasca Monsabre and others This
greatest of masters says: ''Ail things visi-
bic are the expressions of an interior spir-
itual essence" but not all that is in the in
terror is expressed on the surface, cOnse-
quently we need his gymnastic exercises 10
perfect the body, that it may express with
trace and ease what the soul pOurs forth
and feels. That Fort Worth may keep
apace with our Northern cities it is to be
hoped thar lis people viii encourage this
system here and be liberal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-06
The woman,s Humune Society.

The Woman's Humane Society of Fort
Worth met at the parlors of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church Saturday at 4 p.
IN. and proceeded to organize. Mrs. Hugh
T. Wilson was elected president, Mrs. Drew
Pruitt, vice president; Mrs. J. c. Ryan,
treasurer, Mrs. L. d. Mayes, secretary. A
committee on bylaws was appointed con-
sisting OF Mrs. f. l.. Jordan, Mrs. j. r..
Jeter and Mrs. Hart. The society adjourned
to meet Tuesday afternoon at p. IN. sharp.
The number of women present was fifteen,
which was quite a number for the first
meeting. We hope TO have larger meet
ing on Tuesday at 4 p. N. Win not the
Young women of the city come out and Join
the society! They can help us much if they
will Mrs. L. D. MAYEs, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-06

The first meeting of the Tarraut county
teachers institute Of 1912 met yesterday
at the Belkuap school building with about
sixty teachers present. New officers Tor
the ensuing year We're elected, viz: G. +.
Hammond. president; and Miss Matte
Hudgeus. secretary
Mrs. Ed T. Warren presented the World S
fair subject 10 The institute, and = World S
fair club Of Tarrant county teachers was
organized, with Superintendent ". II. Pool
chairman and &. T. Murray secretary.
RESOLUTIONS cOngratuiatiug Professor ].
y; Carlisle on his appointment to the hon
CRADLE and responsible position Of state
superintendent of public instruction of
Texas were passed.
J. 4, Rodgers Ct the Texas School Jour
mai was in attendance ana furnished feast
Of educational wit for the association Alr.
Rodgers paid several compliments 10 Gov
,-r-or HogE.
Tie teachers Of this county are taking 4
progressive step toward grading the rural
schools.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-06

TIE GAZETTE had the pleasure Of brief
couvers alton yesterday with Mrs. c. C..
Drake who vas ole Of the party that ac-
CompSnied The GAZETTE girls to Hardin
via The Santa F'e. Mrs. Drake speaks in
HIGH terms OF President aud Mrs Yancey
and the facuits Of the college, and thinks the
Texas girls are in good hands. Mrs, Drake
remained two days at the college aud re-
turns home well pleased. DR. Tancey is a
noble gentleman. Mrs. Yancey IS kind,
loving woman with much experience with
and great sympathy for young girls. Mex
leo i5 = healthy place and ell rhe details of
college lie satisfactory 10 her. The
Texas girls. Mrs. Drake IS confident, will
bc happy @aG content when they get down
10 WORK watch will begin tomorrow, Pres
ident Ianccy having given them two or
three days 70 recover from the excitement
Of 'he trip and The most famous contest in
which girls were ever participants. The
young ladies viii organize Cor.cSpon-
dence cluo and send TIE GAZETTE q weekly
letter, each one writing in turn and over
her own name Mrs Drake saws there are
twensy-eisht Texas girls al Hardin aid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-06

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN SURGERY.
BERLIN, Sept. IA rather remarkable dis
covery has been made by DR.. G. l. ISlfch OF this
city. He was conducting experiments with d
view TO determining if weak solution OF
cocoaine would prove effcaciouS local
anesthetic in minor surgical operations, when
he stumbled upon the fact that simple water
injected under the Skin with syringe renders
the flesh at that point iuSensible TO pain. The
effect of the water is to create slight swelling
resembling that caused by the sting of gnat.
The space marked by the swelling remains in
sensible to pain for some minutes so that in
cisions can be made without causing the slight
est pain.
For the purpose of ascertaining the opin-
ion Of physicians in the city on the diScoy-
cry GAZETTE reporter visited three of the
most prominent of the profession in the
city. Each said that the discovery was by
no means a new one, but that it had never
been tried By any OF them and was only
practicable in cases OF small import, such
as small tumors and like affections.
Wishing to test the efficacy of the new
German discovery the reporter volunteered
to let the doctor experiment on him. An
injection of cold water was accordingly
made in the arm of the reporter
The place where the water was
injected, as was said IN the teIe-
gram from Berlin, presented the appear
ance of the sting of "a gnat. The physician
then made an incision about d third of an
inch deep in the place where the skin was
pulled by the water. The sense Of pain
was completely deadeued, and the doctor
cut at will without causing the least pain,
the only indication of pain being at the
time when the water was injected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-06
TIE CARLISLE RECEPTION.
The Arrangements for the Event Next
Monday Evening.

The Arrangements for the Event Next
Monday Evening.
Professor J. NJ. Carlisle who has lately
been appOinted superintendent of public i'll
structlOn By Governor Hog, Will be ten
dered 4 reception Monday evening from $ to
/ at the residence Of j. w, Spencer, sos
Adams street Elaborate preparations are
being made. and the affair will be one be-
fitting the occasion. Entertainment both
musical and literary will be furnished the
guests
The following is the committee having
the reception III charge W. d. Harris. W.
II. Pool. W H. KimbrOugh John p King,
J. W Spencer, Z. c. Drake, Thomas Brat
ton, Nj. H. Jones, w. T. Williams, f. Il.
Carter T. p. Martin, G. ". Armstrong,
Max k,lSer, J. Z. Montgomery, o. W. Gil
lespie. ~ NJ Rea, 0. S. Latimore, j. \.
McKni ut, n. Harding, Il. NJ. Tinnon, I.
=, Hurley, james Ryan.
The ladies' reception committee is as fol-
lows Mrs. Ed Warren, Mrs. Z. H. Carter,
B. l.. Spencer, Miss Ora LeBow, Miss
Matte Warren, Miss Ethline Boaz; Miss
Julia Cannon, Miss Lena Terry, Miss Ruth
Wingheid. Miss Minnie Williams, Miss
Rosa FOLEY Mrs. w. II. Pool, Mrs. Ben
Ship, Mrs Thomas Bratton, Mrs. 0. ".
Gillespie, Mrs. y. Harding, Mrs. j. I.
Montgomery.
The music for the the occasion will be
furnished by Professor Ault's string band.
Eegant refreshments viii be served.
The following interesting literary pro-
gramme will be rendered
Address, Judge ". ID. Harris.
Recitation. Miss Lottie Carter.
Address. r. i. Powell.
Instrumental music, Misses Field.
Address. Judge Il. A. Boylin.
Recitation, Miss Forrest Tucker.
Address, w. II. Pool.
Instrumental music, Miss NJ. B. Hurd
Address, Superintendent L. G. Harris of
Dallas.
Vocal solo, Mrs Stan berry.
Address. Seth Stewart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-06
MORE CONGRATULATIONS.
Those Received from Various Points by
Professor Carlisle Yesterday.

The friends of Superintendent Carlisle
are still sending him hearty congratulations
by the score The following are q few of
those received yesterday:
DALLAS, Ten. Sept g. 1891
Professor Jas. NJ. Carlisle.
Please accept congratulations. You have
high and responsible position. There is
room there for the exercise of all your
powers The public school system OF Texas
is her most precious possession, and what
you do to perfect it and bring it closer to
the people will be greatly appreciated.
With kindest regards | am your friend,
E. 4. DEWITr
CoMANCHE, TEX, Sept. l. 1891
Proiessor j. NJ. Carlisle.
Permit me, as friend and admirer of
yours for the last seven years, te say | am
delighted to know YOU are soon to be at the
head of our educational affairs. Professor
Pritchett has made US an excellent super
intendent and you are worthy in my esti-
nation, TO succeed him. With best wishes
for your continued success, anu very truly
your friend, W. +. ROGERS.
COLEMAN, TEXAS, September l, 1891.
Hon. James NJ. Carlisle,
Allow me 10 congratulate you upon your
good fortune in receiving the ap-
pointment to the high position of superin-
tendent of public instruction. l say good
fortune. | mean by it, that it is just recog-
milton of your true worth from a high
source.
Of course it is unnecessary for me to con-
graduate the public on the selection made
when had had my way you would have
been in your present position long ago.
Believing, sir, that you will make as great
a success in your new field as you have
ever made in your more humble position,
l subscribe myself, Your Friend,
G. p. WEBB.
LAMPAsAS, TEX, Sept /.
Professor Carlisle.
RESPECTED SIR-I hear you are superin-
tendent ! an well pleased Wish you
well Yours truly, EUGENE l. BROWN,
A Teacher.
SIS WEST JARVIS STREET.
Fort WORTH, TEX, Sept 5. 1891
Professor j. Il. Carlisle.
DEAR SRI was truly delighted to hear
of your appointment as superintendent Of
public instruction. l feel that it is an ap-
pointment Of which you may feel proud.
Accept my most hearty congratulations.
Very sincerely, RUTH WINGFIELD.
DUBLIN. TEX, Sept 9, 1881.
Hon. James NJ Carlisle
Allow me to extend my congratulations.
You will perhaps remember that 1856 the
county association Of this county passed q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-06
resolution favoring your nomination for the
state superintendency. Your friend,
7 ~

resolution favoring your nomination for the
state superintendency. Your friend,
W. J. CLAY.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, Sept. 4, 81.
Mr.. ], NJ. Carlisle.
Have Just returned from an extended
visit to the country, and am most pleasantly
surprised to learn you have been appointed
state superintendent. have always had
the utmost confidence in the success and
triumph of the trustworthy. The public
school interests of the state are in good
hands. Accept congratulations. Your very
good friend, S. p RENDER.
BAILEY, TEX, Aug. 81, 1891.
Dear Mr.. Carlisle.
Let me congratulate you upon your last
great success. / can't express to you how
glad l am to know that the world knows
and appreciates your worth.
l have accepted the position at Fort
Worth, though heartily ashamed of the
grades l made in examination; but l shall
know what to expect, and think l certainly
can do better next time.
With heart full Of gratitude TO you for
your past kindness to me and hoping that
you may be always as successful as in the
past. Your friend and pupil.
LULA BAILEY.
WACO. TEX, Sept g 1891.
Professor Carlisle.
/ note with pleasure the proper recogni-
ton of your fitness for the high position TO
which you have attained. 1t pleases ME.
Accept my congratulations and be assured
am truly your friend,
NJ. THos. EDGERToN.
CHAPEL HILL. TEX. Sept. 3, 1891.
Prof J. N. Carlisle.
Allow me to congratulate you upon your
appointment to the position OF state super
intendent. Success attend you. Yours
truly, L. W. TARRANT.
CoRsICANA, TEX, Sept. l, 1891
Supt. J. VI. Carlisle
We congratulate you on your good fortune
in being state superintendent of schools
Very truly yours,
j. A. TOWNSEND.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX. Sept. l. 1851.
Professor j. G. Carlisle,
Allow me to extend my hearty congratu-
lations on the marked and entirely un-
sought honor conferred upon you in your
appointment by the governor to the Office
of state superintendent Of public instruc-
ton. Assuring you of my hearty support,
/ remain, very truly yours,
H F. EsTILL.