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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
N. w. NORTHROP



sTH FIook NltIfsk> Tkt1f hSli.I,isei
Tor If.pfs
ate has4e "a fasf strf. Z. fffseto Cherry -
sn.l Neaifhs Ave wiz t4ff fft
ffl.s hssss ssr n - frles sfFrst ~ffit ssf,tefa
improvements eni bafe. ia
s,,.s l.srss -. a,ntsIls street. ffsf ief east
~ N3ll-ssn nFesfrr 81
sl.,s isa.use 90 keufh Uuleo s,rf~f ,selfa
tihefrY ftrs,at ana hsrItiIf aFrattr. sisa ~
rlis,,lffrs iff1f.fsrtfr.eg- IS. -
s,ssts al rs~aus a. tlafk. r.rnef tael stfesi "a
Tifth stonife s.
fA1 TIE ai.sss places Tffg cpnftnl ~ =
ktFasst carl
Tor sale
-,~s fsr.1sss - w.. fssrttsu $500 frsf ~
So. rtresl rrd s4ss-rf cars. q 81 epf ~ iftt
Two Ii1nra= 90 ffnhttiin ffftrt Ftf.tt Aatlt..H
estrrae and sffs-ei rsfs A. -, an1 A. 1s
tprr huuse 81 soufh triss sffetss via hers..
H1l1
tsr~ hrsuss - fifsh sresue. .~ss unsssn ssrr-i.
YET rssnfas - 80
d'sss fscu>e - Wet SIRED nesr Iens'sf4
sfrAssi. So.
one hoass - Hears sfrssl. siiii rsnietn he.
fruvnnseuie fz.fst
flssr lrnef - iufon Etrfft. firns fftffI EtFefl
slfh srsfssarr ilrfsFetsfarftis- tfffI
alsn serssel stlers ~ dife-s rrtfs
tnratst 49,. N,sses trffI.is.d g. hfliA
rsstttif fes<oerts - fssisersiss - sntt tSif-
fFaerr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Z. = ~ SIS per- day AZ hosna. sailing Lighsrinr
s1s1 Platter and plating leselrg. shirilcs.
tableware. etc. Plates the finest u ,s~elFy
ss-.d A. new on ali kl5i3< ~ metal .ifb esiid,
SILVER or r.lrt II. No sxpericslce. No calttai.
Esery house has good neooins slstlnx. u. n
nplnss EoluiTls,sla, -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

promptly yelled. soaring them worse
than they did her.
The noble army II tramps has con-
cluded that Lansing IL nice place to
pass the spring and the town is oyerrun
with them. The Lansing police force
never sleeps
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

10 trkre srssn. rssoice husfnsssl srf rrzftsns
lots ~ sauih TAR a cfsr. nsust - seen - =.
appreciated. God neishts,stss~f property
fevefog,ins fast. fprtr fssfsl esrff lssslf.s
s.sssheasf - cfty. Thirty eight .s'fe ferrn 40
sna s.n@-bsf rs.iies frosa siilsee - HnrAis,.
Ihlrfe<n scrrs. three rsfirs @aufh ~ cite
Esehtt seres tirnfer~i fsna. Hfsssse sad - "a
TIE fssrsshfng village - LAKE. fttssse p snssef
ec--d. xrrsfls drislns hnrse - trtf Tssusarst -
fos sFn. II. KIRKLAND - fisless arrnue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Some time ago Princess Beatrice pro-
pounded this question: If you were not
10 b. yourself. what Englishman or
Englishwoman would you rather be.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
MASONIC oIeEcToRY.

GRAND RIVER LODGE No. "A, r. as.d & NJ.
VI Masonic hall. Lyon street. tharie< N.
>orton.N. NJ l.. A. Rodgers. sacfctars.
noRIc Lodge No. 80. Pa A. M Dorio
IL hall, Me-. - West Bridge street DR.. J. Al.
bright. ". NJ; Louis Martin. secretary. No 81
Pearl street
VALLEY CITY LopsF 40. H.F&sN
Hall Nos. aud W Lyen street. Jchn Row.
son. W. ~. George w. Lsisour. secretary. No.
10 Genal street.
GRAND RAPIDS CHAPTER No. :. h. A. N.
NJ - Masonic ball. Nos. and 10 ivon street.
FL l.. Bouring. ". =, No. f7b North aim
street. tenrge ". LaBour, sesrftary. No. fs
Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

GOOD HOTEI.--~sss s S s s.,S
oaly 81 Ia s. frsnsients. q srd 81 -; bath ffeT
AT Lsncoln House. No. - Spfsns street. oe4f-
nntse az good fAre sny 80 hous~-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

7rTHfAN DIRECTORY.
ltOWAN LODGE No. - Regular conven.
\ tions Tuesday evenings at - o'clrck Al
the hail. No. SIS and 81 Soufh Division street.
Visiting knights cordially invited William q.
Wood. c. c.. Charles ID. NtRhr. h. az X. and ;.
VALLEY CITY LODGE M. isf Regular
convention every Monday evening Al sDo
Hall corner Bridge aud Scrihn~r streets. r. n.
Nalcott, {. c.. w. T.. Stevens. h. 81 X. and ;.
4 lily LODGE M. 10 IA Pages hinek
j corner Plainfrid and Colt avenues. Ragu-
lar conventions every Friday evening az 81
O'Clock A. l.. Caikins, c. c.: Leo A. Caro-. n
of X. and *
IMPERIAL LODGE NO. ia Regular con
Il yention every Tuesday evening AT so'ciock
81 Flke hall. Ionis street ". i. Perkins. @
C., W. z. >eahr, n ~ K and :.
Tuesday March 10. work in third siorrnc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

L'OR EXt HAS6E-I wish IN exchange my
II property known Hotel Mchinnon for
stock Of merchandise: hotel doing the best
business in Northern Michigan: good bar trade:
will sell furniture and lease property. steam
heat: electric light: in fact. all modern I'M
proyements. Address {. X. Smith, Cadillac.
Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
COUNTRY.

IN ACRES gardening land only two miles
~ from the city hall. viii sell at bargain
or exchange for cheap house and lot or will
rent IL for one or more years Willard X.
Griffifhs. No Canal street. ec-f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

- Afht3 COMMISSION Teat ear~ts ~
bsit6le - fatenf tsersrni fst frssicx
f,ss-r THe r<r<s ss@efst $50 rr,=Ff fsszs fsss.
fhe sFs fTEs@e fnk t1Dffs<s.t5F a. fse sr.r.r- 81
Nassk ttks nsgsr. 81 - - xer r.nt f.rffit.
trests e1e<srx - go ~ We ale vsEs
keneFzi ssenf - t<s& ftsfs~ - s>r<5ttff sf4
arsfe1taf - = ereFtts a snre rhha~e - rrake
rsres ~tfse - TERMS "a srtrtrse. - srss
fne Nrnrpe krasrT Hss g. bss "a IL
trnes~. 80 &c. = fst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

n Mothers Litter -
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
Last winter | did not think
my little ones would have a
mother long. suffered ter.
rbly with female troubles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

esrrsce@ g ~prsax
JED . 1.sous.~ $40 ussasa ns-As -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

INoR SALE-Six acres in the south part ~
II the city near Burton avenue. for sale
cheap for cash. or will trade for other property.
Call at IS and 81 New Houseman or teierhons
ss3- A. X. Antisdel. ssu
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Want Columns
LOST.

Il or Near ssty ball. March - sasii pnx
I doz Answers V nsne n Lepp- ftndef
Elesss resarn "a = Lewis street and resolve ne
&ard II s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

L,oR SALE--f have a fine brick house. well
j located, large yard. barn. etc. Ought 70
bring Si2.60: IL sold At once will take 500
Who will b. the lucky party, Call ct - or 81
New HousemAn or telephone SD A. n.
Antlsdal. s1sf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

L,OR SAILS ix lots an Anfisdh court. ca
Il north side Of Lyon street. between college
and Union. For sale cheap. This is A grand
chance Ia get home, well located and near
the schools at bargain. Call al - aud q New
Hopsemsn or telephone SD. A. 4. Antissiel-slif
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

y, ssId poE ss, rocky; And perhaps wishaft
rick STU" enough sa'u her-
And 50 It ia.- said paws. "rhere;
tnere's that chrrnumeter nzcd Aai aow
y = aoout Time 70 up anchor and clear
lie 20, lit a clsar and stepped on deck.
here YOU WHAT'S your manner, ho
cried % one 81 the hands. iean-fanhed
slean-nuili fellow from some fAr Western
,slena' aud OF a darkness almost appnShsh-
ing 10 tho african.
Salile Day replied the man.
Devil 4 Ia saii the capiain. s'D,dn.t
Know We had ladies' on board well. snilv'
9 ,., me by hauling down That rag there
~ &c uie same for you another sime .
ile watched Che yellow bunting as Il was
eascd past the crosstrses md handed
down ON deck. You'll iluat no moro ~,
this shir." he observed Muster dc neo,
PIG Art Mr. Hay" he added speaking nm
necessarily loud. II have word 10 saw
TO thpm-' - isa'
~ was with singular scnpution that
herrek prepared for the ifrsr time 10 M.
dress n crew. lie thanked his stars IN.
oeed, that they were natives. Rut even
nauves he reflected. might ha critics too
quick Tor such a novice ne himself. they
go isiNtiNt hutilc tallse from That pre-
sise ana cut-and-dry English which pre.
walls on board a ship. Il was even nosiib,,.
they understood no other and he rneled
his brain, and overhaulca his remln,s-
cenceH Of sea romance, FOR some appro.
pirate words
Here 'nenl tumble aft" he said al last.
Lively now An hands ,ri1f'
'rliey crowded IN the nieyway IKE sheen.
Here they are, sir, aald Herrlcls.
For some time tho captain continued 70
nee the stern; then turned with feroclops
sNanenness on the crew, and seemed 10
enjoy their shrinking.
Now he said, twisting hts cirar IN
his mouth and toying with the spoIes Of
tho wheel, Tn capfRin Brayn. COM
mand this shin This Is Mr. Hay. first ON.
Ger The other white man ia cabin atcwara
but hen stand watch and % his trick.
MY orders shall he obeyed snnrtiyi There
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

THE CARGO or CHAMPAGNE.
The ships head Was lalt 20 clear isimco
10 the north, aud the captain sal down IA
the cabin with n chart ruler and an
epitome.
East 1 half nothe.e said he. raising his
face from his iabors. Mr. lay. yon'll
have 20 watch yunr dead reckoning
breadth OF course I'm golng 10 knock a
hole right strAirht thtpush the faunotus.
and that's always near touch. NON. if
this southeast trnde ever blew out OF the
southeast. which II donl. we mlsht hope
e lie within half point OF our coufae
Say we lie within a pn.nt Of it Thatn
9ast about Weather Fnkaravn4 Yes, cir,
THAT'S what we've got TO do v we tack for
it, Bring us through this slush Of little
he showed where his ruler intersected the
wide Wing labyrinth OF the Dangerous
Archipelago II wish II was night. ana L
could put her about right now we're losing
time and casting We'll, Wen do our best.
IL we can't fetch Peru. we'll BRINK up 20
Ecuador. All one, guess. Deprecated
dollars down and no questions asked A
remarkably nne insiitoouon, the South
American don.''
Tahiti was already some way nstern.
the piadem rising from among broken
mountains. E'imoo was already cioac
aboard, and stood black and strange
aGainst the golden splcndor OF the west,
when the captain took hls departure from
the two islands, and Tho patent log wac
SET,
Some twenty minutes later. sally Day.
who was continually leaving the wheel to
peer In az the cabin clock, announced In
a shrilt cry 20 BAilr and the cook wae
TO be seen carrying the soup into the
cabin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

/ Il guess I'll SIT down and have q pick
I with you. said Davis TO HerriclS 10y
the time I've done It'll be dark. an vel
! clap the hooker on the wind for Sos;h
America
In the cabin. at one corner OF Tho table
4 Immediately beiow tho lamp, md on the
lee $50 Of a bottle OF champagne sai
/ Hush,
whats thIsg where cid that come
fromr' asked the captain,
It's fizz, ana u came from the aftci
4 hold, Il you want 10 know, said Hush
md drained his mug
'This'll never no,' exclaimed Davis ih'
merchant geamqn's horror OF breaking
into cargo ahowlng ipcongruouHly form
on board that stolen ship "1here sii
neV n any good came u games Ike that
''You bybyin fuld Hush "a yellow would
think ftD ear 'inl We were on t,te s.fnafrt
And iook ele. you've put this job W
snsomely Tor me, aYen't Yang I'm Il
10 on deck and steer While you i've ~
aud guzsle, ana I'm 70 SO BY a nlclSns'nt
and got to call you eil' and mEier
Weli.you look here MY blolfe i u have iisz
nd lib.. or II wont nash. tell you that
And you know mighty weil you amt goi
any man-of-war 10 signal now
Davis wax staggered ''td give fifty dol
lara this had never happened lie aald
weakly.
"well. it 'aE 'apponed, you Sec" re-
turned Hush, Try some; IT'S deyilisil
good
The Rubicon was crossed without another
plrssgle. The eaptnin filled a mug nnd
drank.
u wish Il was beer,r he saia with a
sigh "But there's no denying rs the
genuine stuff and cheap al the money.
No'y, hniab, you clear out and take the
whcsir'
~ nttlr wrnfch Ind Eisined "a point and
he gas gay. ny, ay STR said he, and
left The others 10 their meal
pea so1pw exclnImed the captain.
.Blamed II I thought J should taste pen,
soup again.
Herricis sat inert and silent II was
Impossible after these months Of hope
less want 10 smell (lie rough hlgh-sDlced
sea Yi1fnals without lust, ana his mouth
waterea with neslre OF The chnmphane
Il Was no less Impossible 10 have asslstea
at tho sreno between Hush and the cape
tain and nor TO perceive. with sudden
blpntness the Gnlf where he had fallcps
He Yves thief among thieves IL said Il
10 himself. re could net touch the coup.
u he had moved A. III. Il must nsye
been 70 leave the table throw himself
overheard and drown--au honest man.
Here said The captain. spok
siclg old man have a drop 81 this
the champagne creaned aud buDbied In
the mug; ia bright color. ~ lively cl-
ffryeecence eefzfd hla osa III IN too late
10 Hesitate b. lhonshts bis hand took
the mug inalircsisely; hc drank with up-
sa ssG tSe yssei ofy 81 AKA T's rss Il down
with sparlliine eyes.
There II something Ia llfo uffer al'iH
ne crfea ~ had forgot What II Wa IKE
Yos. even this ~ Woffh While Wine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

shall be no growing about the SoilSai
which win be nlsove allowance. Your put
handle 10 the mateA name, and tack on
sir 20 every order / give YOU. II yours
smart and quick. IN make this ship com
Portable for an hands" Hs took the cigar
out Of his mouth. III You're not he nd.
ded in a roaring voice I'm make II q
aoatlng he'll Now, Mr.. Hay. We1l pick
watches il you please
IAN right" said Herriclt
'You VIII please use 'sif when you nd.
dress mt Mr.. Hayn said the capaaln.
'Pn take tho lady. Step 10 starboara,
Sally" And then he whispered Ia Her
riclss ear, TAKE tho old fnun.
''I'ii take you there said Hsrrick.
whats your nuueT' said the captain.
I ''AYhnt's that you snyg on. that's not
Engssh; IN have npue Of your highway
gilberish on my ship. Wen cali ypu old
Uncle Ned. because you've fo; no wool
on the top OF your head just the place
wfeer wool ought TO grow. Step TO port,
uncle. Don't you hear Mr. Hay Inns Picked
your Then Til take the white man. White
man step 70 starhonrd. Now. which Of YOU
two Is the cook7 Youg Then Mr. Hey,
takes your friend In the blue dunearee.
step 70 port, nunsRrec There, we Know
who we M are: Dnngsree. Uncle Med, Sally
Day, white Man and Cook. Al r. n. Wa.
- ~, silaso ~
..r..s .,,,.,,,s sai, tsil mo rona ~ Tho
words. "nlspetsa HslIien, .,aa.
m plain san, the rudder hard aport, and
The cheerfuly clenking windiass had
brought the anchor home.
~Al eleaF' Ar'' er'sn i's''''A 'f9n '"s
bow.
The cantain met her with the wheel,
as she bounded iike = stag from her , re-
lose ZOE msi.sp. 80 s,s narttaa nan tho
,y n whitened ana ran out; the Faral-
lono was under way
Her hersh haa besa eiasA e the pass
ks ssssh al ia ehannei between the pier
ends of die reef. the breakers sounding
ana ,sliitsnink 70 either band . Straight 1Il
through the narrow band o. Five ahe
shot 70 stnwei "a. ~ s.,.,,se ,,,,aar foot
ana uoo1Qnt DE- ~. ,,sn.,,rs n,,sl-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

Railway Age, . !.
The Lehikh valley teilWny a. sa',hv 49, =
copfesHediy ~ attempt ~ lnt NV IN XXX,
g teHt inc stfength p " ~
templated but mover before ~. H'o ak ~.
ercfHlve action, u " noln's'ta ilsn. 49, }.
IS no disbursement N regard 20 "ahfpl ou q
the grleypnces upon whiph ny sulAn , z
oafspslbly based are N reGHFn 20 MINOR
details Of an aKreemqt hnrrnyiious'y inane
bcswo4n tbs company and ~ men some
time t,.y. IN regard 70 these unimportnnt
details The representatives q the labor
0rkani2afiopa fhuucnted action bY the pres
idont aud general manager Of the road,
These officials declined 20 treat with m
intermediary authority between them
re,vec nn1 thesr men and thereupon the
efrike ems begun Tie ORGANIZATIONS par
ticlnatsnr are az fcliowe;
TIE nrofiisfi,sse rt Locomotive Enei-
nAerr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

cbrononeter In is place AZ ne peo nea ..,;
eNot mnchr replied he seess \, a
berth or deck ] lnn't k7oN u ! . s ssae''s
bnt rye no immeaiate use fpr 1s''''rt'''
smallpox" -. fr,,d e,thsr,,'
Antd Beri3cb "But the tnppsns n,
two men sticks 10 my thfpa'r IN .,,, M M
and mate dying here one ~ ,,,,,,,, they
other it's grim ! wonuei
said iast7" 10, .,,a the cap.
.atn .Prohahiy mighty smell polaso ~,
that's the thing follow iisare 80. 90 ra ~
birnself one way and the real outlnsS' ss1d.
quite another Perhaps WissulI ~, Seei.
Here, old man. fetch up the Hli' -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

astern The fair island was nnfoidsng
mountain top on mountain top; Ehuao,
on the port boatd. lifted her splintered
pinnarles, ana suit the schooner raced
TO the opcD aea.
"rhiakt cried the captr'n With a
gesture yesterday mornins dsnsua FOR
my hrcakiNst like a poodle dog.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

lyon arr charged with mutual assault =
said the Judge, land from the appearances
Of your faces you scein 70 hnye been very
much IN earnest What have YOU 70 say
for soufselyesf
,wc wrro merely fthearsing for foot
ball match. your honor" nnhwertd tho
two yonay men.
sOh, II that Ii the case, viii let yos n.
Let them be discharged, Mr.. Clerk. New
York prsss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

Magistrate yon my you resolved I<i6k
f}osn behind. aud Il was quito dark - the
ltime. How could you recogniFe the ni.
eressort {.
Witness Il knew the tip 81 biz boyss-
am his shosninke- 9aniois,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

FifAt Boy Whnt lslpa of q dog q Matt
Second boy He's d Uniting dog.
I .'IIe doesn't look lllEi much Of hunters
! ADoeanst, heyi IA at You can't loAys 4
bone ans hes IN Do n nei9hborhpod tkkS
he won'tnnd Il. 2@-gioud News
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

gotllrr tist n,o9emont Is 40 aesiotb blow
~ lilo senrraA welfare that II can not be
Tolerated,
The Lehiah Valley strike - q Gigantic
piatske,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

Briggs say, old rnpn. ! vnnt yop ~ ~
ttodure me 70 your club.
Gfiggs tdoabtfaiiy) They nre very pAf<
ticuiaf, Did follow, whom they admit
4fiRgs- Hut Jon aot Ia. New York HtE2
AID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04
I'hronFh sleeper 10 ~. Louis Fran
Halveston aud unuaton.

Trains Nv Houston, a. m. l1;l0p.m
r. u, GEORGE ciiy Tickle, Ageut 2q'
Main street
NJ. H. Himmuns ticket Agent. Grand
Central Depot Houston
nj III nnbhlnp q e. ntd a. A.
G. w. BflN. Traffic Manager Iioualons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

cInras-I>o you tAen. psopis -
bcainuiuk 70 aali ne ~ ~ -. { IS
Nzud4- You mean tll4t So1 ~ 4
xinnipe 70 hear zbedl X 4oo,1s;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04
La Porte Road.

-
Commencing MoncnN December !, n
regular daily service win be nsiablphed
between Houston and llAporte vla ! aud
q. n. X. r.. La Porte. Houston and
Noftnen railroad 10 end Of line near Deer
Park and stage MS folicwaf
aoushboued i. q q. N, leaves Houston
II 4, mi arrive at HARRISBURG lies q. m,
L.. II. a FS.ieaves Harrisburg mao =: N.
Stage leaves end Of track iiAao ., M;
Deer Park "a MI arrives at Ia Porte
lilo p. m,
Northbound stage leaves Ia Porte : a.
M. Deer Park "a, NJ, end OF track $50
a. m.
III II. & NJ leaves end OF track eAb a.
M, arrives at Harrisburg 1910 a. n.
i & q N. leaves HarrlaburE iosS q,
nj, arrives OF Houston 1885 q, NJ.
Fare between Harrisburg and In Porte,
81 ticare Houston to Harrisburg, 10 ceutel
Tickets on sale 1913 Franklin avenue
Houston. aud with q, w fppkiife 1T la
Porte. gliAS. w NELSON.
cenl. paes AIT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04
THE EBB TIDE"
3 ROBERT LOUIS sTfvas1os ana 11oTp ospousss

wreck In
sfsr o. \ ride n AnairA s"-"e1 ste.
1905 BY Robert LOUIS Stevenson osOournel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

when Jo1cuA Jefferson concludes il1
brief aiArfiuH Aeaton he wiiI begin. n.
.Ian,.nry d fQilf under Major Ponds man.
Augment delivering ieetiifnh. viii, The
stage ~ his bubiect, ~ an tie large cities
of the county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

roland Hood IA actively rehoarNine his
new play Dthotn and II to produce Il
at the AinpbiOn thentof Ia ftfepnisn. be
ccnbef I. The piece II IN four nets With
The scenes aid IN Dakota ana in New
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table was araken. "Tske some more OF
this. Here, drink tlsia, ] order you to.
Don't start crying when you're out O
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,,,,prna nu-ooncInaea.

,ra,e.s returned Davis. rye
,ssce; ! may never get another.
~ lie word back me w; I
starved together long enough
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the cane, when the Minister expressed
himself in the following language j
am very glad to know of this as soon
as do, and | am obliged to you for
coming to me at once Please say for
me that there is not a word of truth in
the report that subscribed any money,
or signed any document, or authorized
any one to have my name engraved on
any cane to be presented to Mr.
Spreckels or any one else. 1t is an
outrage. l did not think there was
any one mean enough in Honolulu to
perpetrate such an outrage on me-"
Consul General Severance, upon
being shown the inscription, said it was
the subimest instance of cheek he had
ever seen, and an outrage upon Min
lister Blount
Hearing that Mr.. Blount was Of
Tended Royalists stated that the names
we're not those of donors, but of the
men who had been marked for assas-
sination," They did not say, however,
by what authority they had used the
name OF Mr. Blount.
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H0N0KAA COURT NOTES.
THE FIRST SESSION COMES TO
CLOSE.
A Light Civil Calendar But Plenty of
Divorce Cases A Number OF
Suits d dismissed

Deputy AIT rney.Gener.l Gardner
Wilder returned yesterday from Hama.
kua, having spent two weeks in at.
tendance at the first session OF the
Third Circuit Court He reports a
small calendar, both civil and criminal,
the latter being finished early in the
session, and the proceedings already
published.
In the civil calendar the most i'm
portant suit was that Of Kuahopu OK
by Kauholaia, his guardian, vs.. Mrs
w. +. Scott This was an action FIR
$1,000 damages for injuries sustained
by the by in being run over by a
carriage driven by Mrs. Scott, in which
the pole Of the vehicle struck the boy
on the head, destroying the sight OF
one eye. The testimony showed that
the accident was the result OF the boy
own Carelessness and a mixed jury re
turned unanimous verdict in favor OF
the defendant
The case Of Ken kaw lk) vs.. Akoi
for desertion, was dismissed, as was also
the case of John Enias VS.. Carrie Enlas
for the same cause.
ID / IL. q Al L
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FL0TSAM AND JETSAM.
THE OCEANIC COMPANY'S AUS
TRALIA DEPARTS.
Steamer Claudne From Maui - Hawaii
From Laupahoehoe Coal for
Kauai Streamlets.

The steamer Claudine arrived from
Maui this morning with a big lot Of
freight including 1900 bags sugar
Purser Beckley said there was no room
for even passenger and if any more
had come along they would have to be
hung over the sides of the steamer
The steamer Aloha completed dis
charging to day and hauled out in the
stream to await her turn at the sugar
She is expected to sail in about ten
days.
The steamer Pele took ESQ tons
coal to Nlkaweli plantation this after
noon, and the schooner Liholiho SO
tons coal To- Kekaha plantation.
The steamship Australia sailed at
noon TO day carrying about $50 tons Of
sug'r lot Of pineapples and bananas,
and foil list Of passengers
The bark Andrew Wclch is rcceiying
the big cargo from the steamer
Claudiua at LlkelIke wharf to-day
The Waimanalo will leave hereafter
Mondays and Thursdays for Wsianae
land Walalua