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Arizona republican., 1893-11-11

The Red Corner Panic Cash
Sales.
A few more of the $3.50 shoes left,
they are bought up so fast. They are
as good as any $500 shoe.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-11

Trees.
All kinds OF fruit and ornamental
trees cheap. Owing to the fact that
Cleveland is teaching US an "object
lesson" In compelled to sell all
nursery trees at sacrifice. Come on
boys with hay or grain, bring any
thing but jawbone.
Send for catalogue.
R. E. HARRINGTON. Proprietor.
Phoenix Nursery
Arizona republican., 1893-11-11

The Hotel Nadeau OF Los Angeles, is
the favorite resort of Phoenix people In
that city. All the Phoenix papers are
on file and Phoenix patrons are always
received with the warmest of welcomes.
Firstclass accommodations from 81 q
day upward.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-11
Mesa Nursery Co.

mGSd IN UT SGTy 90.
We have on hand the finest lot of
trees to be obtained anywhere. All
kinds, both fruit and shade. Umbrella
trees a speciality. Address P. O. Box
u, Mesa,
Arizona republican., 1893-11-11
CrySanthemum Fair.

The ladies of the Christian church
will give a Crysanthemum fair on
Thursday and Friday evenings Nov. 16
and IL at the store room formerly oc.
cupied by Gold berg Bros. on Washing.
ton street. A musical and literary
entertainment will also be given.
Books that can not be found at retail
stores. Call and see E. B. Jones & Co.,
Monlhon corner.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-11

the Nickel Plate.
This popular restaurant 10 now con-
Quoted by new proprieters, Harbert &
Mackinnon. 1t is the best place for
quick meals, good steaks, good coffee
and wheat cakes unsurpassed. Try it..
Arizona republican., 1893-11-11

The Red Corner Panic Sale.
We give more yards of the best mus
Inns for dollar than any other store in
Phoenix.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29

sidering the many internal disturbances
10 which that country Is subject Her
public debt Is only siai.e5oooQ, or a per
capita debt Of sli,si, the population being
n 500. 600; her revenue sso.siO0o0 per annurns
expenditures. siD,Sg7,oc0; imports. slo,225.
90 and exports s7h.ies,Oc0, Canada, our
northern neiehbor, on The other hand.
with population less than half OF that
Of Mexico, owes twice ~ much money
Canada's population Is i.xis.poo. her rcve-
nue. Per arnun. sSSess.0Oc. expenditures,
SIG, SO. con; her debt, S7sH,sFaooo imports,
siia,ssi.c 600 and exports sas,fii,0oo- The
debt per capita Is ssa.a7. or The Central
American States Honduras IS the most
largely in debt. With a population OF
is2.0oo abe owes saiii7ooo. or Sab.e7 per
capita. Costa Rica has q per capita debt
OF NS76 Tho per capita debt OF Nicar-
aFun 10 only s..
Mr. Preston's report shows the popuia.
ton OF the countries ot the world 70 be
]. 2Si6gi 900 tho total revenue shbgc.l 81, 900;
total expenditures, A.kli, H6S o0ol total pub
lie debt, SCI. 576 Els 00o; total imports, $e.fGp
oei. 900; exports. sS55s,ai7,op0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29
TINE pRnNDERc;AsT TRfAi..

Chicago December Is. Attorney wade
al dressed the Jury IN behalf Of the prls-
oner IN the Prendergaat trini to-day Mr.,
Wadc's address crented Considerable In
tarest because Of hla Introduction OF tho
quaint practice OF addresHlng tho iSrors
tndividuaiIy He CLOSED with an eloquent
Plea ftr hias clients life,
Succeeding Wade. Attorney Trude Bpdn
tho closing speech for the posfnutiop. The
address was eloquent and at times Dor
dnrod on the sensational IN pleatAua
for the dcatt Hesssence, i'r paid W,
HurIlsona WOULD be I'D iass 10 ask the
execution OF an insane man. rho ques-
tion N arc We TO live under the stars and
stripes or the Cd rag Of anarchy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29

aud occupied Federal buildings amounted
90 S4ieeiha The contract uhligations "
the end % the wear amounted to Sslo' ses,
Balance OF appropriations available 81 :
2a2, aSa of which sS,S29 i6i Is for sites and
construction OF buildings.
n his report today the supervising ar
chlicct retera specially 70 the following
government buildings IN course of con-
struction IN Texas; Extension to the Dali
las court house aud postofiice building y
said 20 he well advanced and VIII be
ready fof occupancy at an carly day. So
ON Of original appropriation is yet avatln-
bic and not covered by contract.
The custom house. postofiice and court
house at lsl raso has been fully complies
ca with the exception OF IN elevators net
available balance on hand $40.
The custom house at Galveston Is COM
pieted al save tho elevator, aud Is oecu-
piod availahie balance Slaii.
Court house and postofnce at Paris ~
under roof. ready for supply OF interior
finish, contract for which will be en-
tered into within short time; available
balance Si2bS7.
Court house and postofnce AZ TeNar-
kama, Texas and Arkansas, Is practically
nnlshed. with balance OF $50 on hand.
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TWO JUNkETING TRIPS.
-----
HAWAII AND NICARAGUA TO BE
VISITED.
-----------
The Annual Report of the suporvis-
ing Architect of tho United
States Treasury.
------,----
THE TfLIMAN PALMETTO LIQUOR
TRADE MARX CASE,
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The Use Of Bicycles by the Army Wooden
wArships Tho Case Against
the Crank

Washington, December gs,--we are to
have two more pleasure trips for mem
bers perhaps.
one OF them is trip to Nicaragua 10
inquire into tho condition Of the Nicaragua
canal It's contemplated by Mr., Morean's
resolution providing for the appointment
OF a Joint committee OF three senators
and three members Of the house, II Is
made a duty OF this committee to inquire
into the condition OF Tie canal and the
prospects OF the completion Of the work
by the Maritime Canal company, and to
Investigate such other matters connected
with the construction and control Of the
canal as may better enable congress- to
determine what legislation. Il any, IS
proper and necessary for the promotion OF
the general welfare OF the enterprise.
which now seems TO be regarded as a sort
OF government work. a similar resolution
is pending IN The house. The house. how
ever insists that The committee shall cons
slst OF six of It's members and three
from the senate. such a trip as this would
undoubtedly occupy q couple OF months
aud would afford a rather pleasant diver
sion TO those members who might be so
fortunate ms to he selected on the COM
mittec They would probably make the
trip on n government steamer or revenue
cutter ana the expenses of their travel.
sustenance, etc, would be borne by an
appropriation out Of the contingent fund.
a trip 70 Hawaii rs another Of the juu-
keting possibilities IN prospect Mr.. Blair
has a resolution pending TO nuthnrigc q
committee OF the house 10 visit Hawaii
and make full investigation and a similar
resolution by Mr.. ifoar Is now before the
scnate This trip II is calculated, would
take little longer than the proposed trip
10 Nicaragua, but that fact would prohn-
bly, not deter a good many members from
earnestly seeking appointment on the
committee. Both Hawaii and Nicaragua
would be pleasant places 10 spend the
winter months and II either or both Of
these resolutions should pass the country
might as wen prepare itself 20 bear the
absence Of u dozen or more worthy mem
bers Of the two houses OF congress,
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or INrETensT 10 rrxANs.

OF - y. Gray of Han Angelo as bank ex-
sminer FOR south Texas district will be
foade tomorrow Cray N strongly support
ca BY Pasohal ana citizens oE the dig
tricl
Professor Constance Reaaeo or Aueiln
was visitor ~ the capital today
Rockwell county, Alice j.. Wpsnack vice
q. W Lloyd removed Somerset, Afaa-
o0sa county ". n, Hurting, vice James
H. Reed resigned; Hpniqs chss county.
" g. Ciorlnger. vice j. s. Mcconnell,
deid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29
orD WOODEN wARsHIps,

Warrington pecembcr 2S--ine airiy,si
of the cruiser baltimore AZ Hong Kong
,,l,ss % HE Asiatic station tile finest iiag-
ship the United states has ever sent 20
chin. The Baltimore VIII proceed 10
Yokohona aud there viii relieve the Lam
caster as Admiral sSerritfs nag ai,ip
lie latter returning to New York ey me
cane OF Good Hope. with the BALTIMORE
win no two other ships Of the new navy,
the kunbaat concord and the little Petrol
biilt at Baltimore. The Withdrawal OF
thu Lancaster will leave the Marion End
Manocacy the only wooden ships a.iilohed
te the sutton. and as the Marion ia soon
% be ordered home and the Mcnneify
Sold for Junk, Il IL probpbls that none
Of tho old ships Of the nnyy viii eyer
lie assigned 70 that station again Two
Other new yessels win be ordered 70 ne
statlpp When they ARE ready FOR commits.
sIbn. 80 that IN six months HE feet VIII
cenptieo fyc chips recently constructed.
w,th one az the finest cruiHers IS senior
vessei But Tor weaknesses discovered
IN tho castine and Alachias both q t5icln
vs,iia have been on their way 70 China
two months ago
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,,Is,.euIpAaINc; no OFFICE sEEKERs


washington. December 27-one Of the
reforms contemplated BY Mr DoeEers =
rernntttee. now investigating the meth
obs az thc executive departments y
REDUCTION in the number Of officers AZ SOME
Of the ports of the country FOR instance,
A Is shown that at Blk 81 inc sfepofis
a naval officer IS maintained ~ salary
az 5000 year, whose duties are sonleNIiht
vague and superfiuous. The necessity ior
iris ofheiale existence has never been
very clearly demonstrated, and BIT Dock
ery,s COMMITTEES. Il Is said has some 20
the conclusion that the Office miRnt az
seeii be abolished. The ports nfecicd arc
Boston, New York, FhliadelphiA, cllalleF-
Ton. New orleans and San Francscn
IL IL also asiRgested that the oiiice OF
mIfy6y0r 81 customs - quite unnecessary
III many OF the ports. There are more
fhan 4 dozen towns throughout the coun-
NV where lie cost OF maintaining thls
ofJce IL much larger than the fees col
iaetsd by Il. and IL "a proposed 20 abolish
ths office entirely IN siich towns, J Is also
,.unecessarv fl cities IKE New York 30 ?
ton and other large geepOrfa where a COLI
hector Of customs and q forcc 81 appiaisT
org and deputies are maintained. The I'M
preasiou OF tie committed IS that the work
III collection and appritiGeinenf Of customs
would proceed with az much facDity and
convenience n neither a naval ofGcfr nor
surveyor 81 cuatNlE existed, These ~
forms viii no doubt be dlscouragine 20
some OF the office aeckera who nrt after
Tie places in question, bur Mr.. Dcciery'R
committee seriously contemplated thoir
lnaueuration
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run rNoINElsts ENIoINED.

ci4selana Obio December Is wrifs
we're served today upon Chief Arthur and
other National officers Of The nrothar-
hood Of Locomotives Engineers from the
limited States circuit couri az the Eastern
district u Wisconsin cnjolnlng them anu
the order from interfering ~lfh he oper-
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slrA.I.IB A1. MclRKMrN fsfr.LEp.

Southampton, December While a CYL
indt,r WAS bring sunk today the wharf
10 be used BY the American line Of steam.
shipa Il exploded and II mid 70 have
Caused the death az several workmea.
who are missing
In addition 10 the man inigatng 2wo
usen are 80 terribly injured that they viii
al. tSit5I
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cAnNEaIE Mi. nc MnsuAiIs.

Pittsburg. Pa. December zs- The lower
Union mill OF. the Carnegie plant Of this
city paid on today and the men were
taken individually Into Tho Office, where
q soala WIS presented them. THE details
of the scale were not made public, but
without II doubt the men viii aocept \.
TIE resumption Ia al OF the Carnegie
pants wi take place Tuesday next
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coLorApo.a IlEalANps.

Denver, Colo. December q ResoIu,
tons fayoring the free coinage Of silver al
the ratio VI i6 70 ] and the coinage 81
tho seignioraee opposing the isspa oi
more bonds and Demanding Tor Colorado
prlaflons FOR. constructions OF reservoirs
were adopted by The Farmers alliance
today
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!.AlSornnR $3.50 lITla IsE.o;f.

Hanover, Decembef 2s osifi ~ lliI8fI
BsmarcIz govermor u Hangover, second
son OF Prince Bismarels has received 4
letter In which tine wrster threatened u.
hiow up hiH house Armed police foitea
are NOW watching the government 4uiId-
iDg. Quantity OF Dynamite has heesf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29
YELLOW FEVER ATT RIO.
THE sCoUReF OF DISEASE ADDED
TO WAR.
BoMBARDMBxT OF RIO AND THE SoRTe
O0ETiEUBs,
nuenoa Ayrea, peos,nber ss.--very bnd

Buenoa Ayres, pece,nber es.--very bnd
,,,,.s nrs ras,,had herS frcu. III, =, II.
II =
anpcunced that the unfortunate city -
now the victim Of the raYagee Of that
,yorat and most dreaded OF an d,r,aSSs
-. -. mo- ,..,.. {,
yei'V" isNes. eAe's nays
been reported.
Following the fever news comes infor-
ma tinn mar tho bor,ba,ssn,c,,, ~ ~ -st,,
~,
Y
p'"Aies' seeNisu usA'sl''ii'sAh y htans mat
tors TO ermlnatlon one way or the
other
rr,,. .,,re IL az rnhs, .h,rs ~ ,ne ,or,s
q ana IA hnve hesn ,,t,,Isua,ly rever'
ma 10 have reeultca Ia .xlllitr.. Il number,
~ I7eIrofoss iefentisre n ~ sfi,so sat,l tl,af
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29

Washington. December p. .-I'he annual
report q jeremiah O'Bourke, supervising
architect ~ the treasury. FOR the year
inY the year expenditures Tor the erection
al new FEDERAL buildings ana sites and
Tor repairs and preservation Of f1lshs1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29

Washington, December 2q,Ioseph Don,
jam WIS afTalencd today on the charge Of
sending threatening letters to Vice Press
ideay Stevenson and Senator bliils he
BaF bound oyer 70 await the action u
the grand jury, fixing his ban at 5000
s Ills 1ftorney VIII make application for
writ 81 hnbenA corpus 10 determine his
sanity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29
DEpREpATING on puBLIc LANDS.

Denver. Colo December as-rhc Col-
orado Forestry Association today adopted
n resolution calling attention Of tho sec
rotary 90 the interior 70 The fsft that The
timber Oh W government lands 70 col
~. ri ea.s III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29
LOOKED on WITH SUSPICION.

Washington. December n - Delegate
I2awlins of Utah has introduced an inno-
l.oeHt-ioalStag hill Srhtci- VIII doubtless be
made the snhjec. of some inquiry befora
II Is reported 1t provides for tho open
Ing to settlement Of lhe reservations OF
the Bintah and uncompahgre Indians IN
Utah The bill provides for the opening
of these lands urdcr much the same con-
,iftions as indian reservations have been
opened elsewhere. Aliotments arc % 10
made IN segeralty 20 the Indians. and the
surplus lands are TO be thrown open TO
settIement by the whites. A very small
portion OF these lands is worth occupying,
and II IA not probable that there Is Il
quarter section really IT FOR agriculture
within Its entire limits. That much II
shown b. rlporis made az various tllnes
b. special agents 10 the interior depart
irent. and just what The lnIiqns Who
1niaht resolve allotmerts could do 10
maintain themselves Oh these lands ~, Of
course, not explained by the b.li.
The secret Of the measure g SAID 10 lie
ia the mineral value Of these lands. Ae-
oording to Information in possession Of
tht depart5.out, SOME of The rlohasf as
,,bat D,.ds In the world lie within this
resaryation A st. Louis company has
been working some OF these beds FOR sew
oral years, and others are Vel unopenea.
Tbe opening OF the lands ~ settlement
would permit the development q the n4i-
phaIt mining industry n thar section
nsnhalf li some Of the beds, Il Is estimate
ed Is worth $50 a ton, ana yet Il Is pro-
posed to allow the entry aud setuenent
of thcse lands q Inc government price 2i
81 % an acre. Under these circumstances
susnicson Il naturally directed against
Mr. Ra,gifrsS bill. and Chairman Holman
~ me public lands committee, to whom
Inc measure has been referred, will make
a careful investigation 81 the facts psiefs
admitting O report 70 the hoqSs IT u
eaid mat under the last administration
one or two special agcnts made elaborate
ye,orfs on the value OF these asphalt
hsda ana thai these reports were care
f,slv suppressed II the infercsts o. the
q, aus concern. which now enjoys 2
,,,onoT,oly 81 The mining privilege on the
roearvatfon
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New York. December 2aheports 81 se-
,rre weather On the ocean stil continue
Is csn.e So ~ vessels are a;flying oveF-
due ana have many sfofies 70 ieii ol high
winds and rough seas
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rnn ~ coNrnMEp

chicago. December A.-Junse Grefsc'ip
Of me Federal court entered az order ~
at ,rsets IN lie National corlase COM
amy HI New Jersey week ago
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nA1LnYes BANKRuPrcY BILL

Wnshlnrton, December 2S.--When Nep-
resentative naiIey OF Texas reported a
bankruptcy bin, differing from tile Oates
bll in The mhtori1l point OF having no In
voluntary provisions, he did not make IN
extended report. Now It appears that Mr.
oates 81 Alabama and AIR Wplyerton or
pennayynuih win make q minority report
against The bill as reported, Ar. Halley
win also prepare a report moving Why
he thinks his bill should be preferred to
sng other The point he makes If that
with an involuntary eianBe Ia the bill
the house would refuse absolutely 10
consider the bill by paragraphs and il ~
apparent no measure could pans II IL
contained this provision, which ms proven
81 obnoxious 70 the majority Of the
house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29
PENSION FRAUDS.

Baltimore. Nd December es-+lfnIted
states Special Examiners Gutter ana Ft-
tcfs admitted to-day that The report that
extensive pension frauds had been DIS
aovsrst IN thiy city hy them was uut.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29
North End san JaeInto BfIlge.
500 FREu INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POST wiz pay 800
10 the legal hear OF any person who
meets death by accident, provided
tDHt nj Inc lime the pSfspn - iiyiHis
has upon his or her body THIS PA
PER. This insurance holds good for
10 hours only, or from Z n. IN. TO IL
u. IN. of the date of thiH paper. sat
iSfnctory proofs of each cInIm must
he presented within rs hours at the
nusincss oGicc of The Houston Post.
Remember this policy Ia void unless
THIS PAPER is upon the person mt
Iime of death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29

london, DaSon.ber Is here fas.as d
be 1.-THE hope 81 Safety qk the fxe i:fit,<f I
detacllmtnts eoznploudfi reetneiIvfjx o<
Captain Ni;soii and Captain HatfaWl <<fp
|are reported - have been pnssAftf i!3' 4
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CUT THIS our.

we have few hundred copies q Parts
one ana two, which viii be delivered
direct to parties bringing thc coupons and
10 cents to the Office Of The Poat Come
early and save the delay OF mailing your
Art Department Houston Post
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THE Use OF THE BICYCLE ~ THE
ARMY

Washington December Reconsideration
has been given lately 20 tho adVisahllty
Of Adopting the bicycle ns means Of
faeiiltating travel ~ the army, The Dis
triet ~ coinmhia has now an organized
bicycle battalion which ~ capable Of
efficient work, especially In city like
this rhe principal objection raised
againnt the use OF the bicycle Is TINT II
would not prove practical IN general SER
vice. lnasmuch ~ no wheel has yet been
Invented which poRscsHcs all The requisites
"a ford streams, climb mountain rcnds,
CARRY camp equirmentA ana tic IKE. BIZ
cycles are now uHed 70 limited extent
IN the British army. but chlafly b. non
CONN Issonud officers Oh recruiting SER
vice.
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cONaULAR APPOINTMENTS YET n
BE MApE.

Warrington. December IS -The adIourn-
ment Of HE sanatc win prevent any noipi-
nations being aaaaS tof nearly two weeks.
and as many Representatives nave left
The city Tor their homes, thore VII be few
cutters on the president during the week.
a number OF representatives. are inter-
aatsd IN consuisr appointments, but The
president has given no confederation 10
thsse vacancies and viii not DO 50 until
congress- again assemblies. Aside from
these and n number Of appointments I'M
der the trearhry department including
assistant reeistcrehip, there are few left
Of my great Importance
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rnnAY.s MEATnER.

yvaa,iurfon, IerfnIlff p, ! a nll--foF
t.s'stcrn Tex.s.-colder winds becoming
northwestcrly.
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THE EN- PE4tuR'S NEW ptHti}Ai}* n.
n1rIir December d * IL Stated in4t
Emperor William y frStnN % ppfcnts4
& new cape diamodd. said to ~ ne .tfeA
tat IN The world AMI more xAlnAi,,e tu..:i
the Kohlnoof Weighing azl kafasts
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NOW ARRIVING.

Large stock OF
TIN PLATE
IRON PIPE AND TUBES.
IRON AND BRASS PIPE FITTINGS.
MERCHANT BAR IRON.
GALVANIZED AND BLACK SHEET
IRON.
WIRE AND CUT STEEL NAILS.
RAILROAD SPIKES AND TRACK
BOLTS.
WAGON TiMBERs.
WOOD SPLIT PULLBYs.
HORSE AND MULE SHOES.
PATENT WAGON AND BUGGY
WHEELS.
BETTING. HOSE. PACKING, ETC.
These Goods were bought at Rock bot
tom Prices for Spot Cash. and delivered
on cut rates, Write us for prices and
terms, or call in person.
7. v. HEITNANN Z CO.
HOUSTON, TEXAS,
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ROASTED COFFEE.

:. nave Just organized and are now
We n coffee Roasting Department
|feilnHsr nrpose Of supplying the Texas
n y. Tx Fresh Parched Coffee OF the
Iinaf ,rsllty and most delicate blends.
~ Nee aroma is not evaporated by a
q ,y,rney from distant markets.
~ ..,,rrnend our
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NEW YORK ~ Mime. Lillian Nordicn,
eonfano, Miss Carjoti4t 1espfg1cs, coz
traitor Mr. IL Ii. AieI{iniey. tenor. md MT.
David I3isphan, baritone, wiz be the nclo.
lists at the performances Of the Neselam
IL The Dratorip faciniy tonight mad to.
morrow at Music hnil. under the direction
Of Mr. Waltnr DamrnHch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29

ST IOtItE --JndFe James ID. Fox will
tndny call the annual conference or the
judges OF Missouri to order Among the
Rpeniscrg VIII he Judge Shepard Barclay
OF the attnrnfna raiirt md eN-lndge Henry
ar the nilprefna court.
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TnE WEATHER.

~ peparlment HougIon Post
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nouND ron mo,

/ Buenos Ayres, December 2s,--AdVicosi
! from Ria say fpriuii,irrr inhabitants have
lheen permitted toorganixe defcnae bettal-'
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TIIE SUSPENDED LAWS.
Pcrnaml,,co, December 2S ;uspeusisn
81 $hc LAWS will be continued IN force up-
"a January 81 N; e;