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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
r1pSr TRIAL TRIP OF TIE DETROIT.

Baltimore, Feb. IL tspecal.-The United states
cruiser Detroit built at the columbian iron "o'AS'
,ode her first trial trip today. Only the contractors
90 ,necrs and Government inspectors were on board
Tho handsome craft saiuted by the tugs ana
steamers in the harbor she slowly moved out OF
her dock. Several unsuccessful attempts were made
N Get through the ice In the channel, but as the
De,roIt was prevented from reaching the open bay
ro test Of speed was made. The engines worked
beautifully and the vessel was easily hnhdied' she
oromIscs 10 develop high speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

and Mrs NJ. w. Cover. Mrs. Ebridge T. Gerry Miss
Gerry Charles Lasne Adolf Aries Countess X. dc
Rcnessc. MIR. and Mrs. Natalie de sperau. II. T. Steele
and Joseph O.. Vandre
on the CunaId Line steamship Scrvis. for Liverpool
James Craig. 7. V. Conner. Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
Cloves, Archibald Touds. o. 'iedde T. Hathaway James
Lawrence Theodore LuNow. Water b. Murdock Henry
Sachs Charles Taylor and Mr.. and MIS-. C. W. Wisner.
The Spaarndam. OF the Netherlands American Line for
Rotterdam had among Others her cabin list Henry
Amniann William Kcmpf. Hubert Rouge. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph School, Benjamin Wolf. Frank Nahm and Mrs
H. Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
EXrERrAryxEyrS OF TIE OHIO SOCIETY.

Inc Ohio Society will have "lades night at It's
0oms In Ffhave tomorrow. General Ewing, COLO
mel strong snd ex Governor Campbell will make short
sPecches, and the committee promises pleasant sur
Prise to those who attend.
1nc annual dinner Of he society ut Delmonicos
en saturday evening will be the best attended one
. has ever given. II will also he unusually interest
ing. Colonel Strong will preside and among the
seesksu viii be Governor william Mckinley, 1r
ssus'or Calvin s. Bdce. Secretary John W. Noble.
$oRosman Michael D. Harter md Frederic Taylor.
Nons aave been sent to the presidents OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

At the request Of Mrs. Cleveland Joseph 'eners""
hos consented to appear on the lecture platform III
tina CITY OF New York In behalf OF the Ne"''"'H
Kendercarten Association. Music iiali mas o'eh en-
gagged for the lecture. on the evening Vi "i"''"
~. ,Yosorson emil. his lecture "A Discourse on the
Drona II is expected that he will also read MS
verses on tho Shakespeare Bacon controversy ana 'ne
c,ayedrrcr scene from Hamlet" TINS Will be .he
Second time that Mr.. Jefferson has appeared on ue
subject at Yale College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
JUDGMENTS AGAINST ". KING AND R. A. LA'vRIE

TIL. Sheriff yesterday received three executions for
400 a4 against william King and Robert A. Lnwrie. who
rno..d the Arm Of j. G. Bloomfield Co. importers Of
dve. a. IA Dcyst in favor OF the Following creditors
II.rover National Bank, e9.2l2 on q note the Mather
,.b,nc System and Kiev Company. sGO5i for machines.
md Maher Plat OF Manchester. England for Machines
Tn. business established many years ago by j. c.
Bloon field, who died In 1879 About TWO years ago.
,,assrs king and IAwrie disagreed Their aralrs werc
hoobt into court and Mr. King was appointed receiver
We has since then carried the business The liabilities
the time he was appointed receiver were about $4,000
and nominal assets, 81, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
DrvORCE DEyIEp MI. STETSOS.

Providence Il. l.. Feb. lie Walt Sfetsoh' '"e
artist did rot get divorce from his WIFE, INC court
today denying the petition. setson's VIE was aeeps
interested in dress reform and womans suffrage ana
went TO san Francisco to write on these SUBJECTS '"r
prominent magazines. The petitioner "ii,seu .e,ei
49,, .ho court ruled that the couple had not
mvod on,rt long enough for divorce To be granted
for that cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
prsc1-Fp FROM A BURNING BARK.

Ionaor Feb H. The British Bark Homestead
Cap,a,n shaw. from Liverpool August II for san
Francisco was burned on December 90 In latitude
s.. longitude ZIG w. The British ship strons9'
Captain Brooks. from San Francisco. December LOT
Queenstown rescued the crew Of the Homestead ana
landed them at Valparaiso.
TIE British steamer Damara, captain Lyons mou'
IonAon I.r,orv os u, 81 Johns, n. +, and Hall
fax has returned 10 Falmouth with her maehi"ei'
disabled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
TRAP SHOOTING AT THE FAIR.
PLANNING A BIG TOURNAMENT.
AN INTERNATIONAL CONTEST IN THE SUMNER
PRELIMINARY COMPETITION FOR

AMERICANS
Plans are now being maturcd whereby the great
est rap.shooie:s Of the world will be- brought d.
getker next summer n, Chicago during the Worlds
Fair IT. an International shooting tournament for
the worlds amateur championship. Pigeon shooting
iE tbs country Is largely confined TO the Eastern
Ctcs in or near Which most Of the gun clubs are to
be found. In Chicago. however. there are a number
OF enthusiasts among the members OF the Washington
Park Club. at siXty-frSts.. and they are doing AL
in their power TO make the sport popular in the
West. The Washington Park Club has decided to give
an international currament next summer. and Its
officers and members want the cooperation Of tho
Eastern clubs as well tho presence Of their crack
wing shots defend Americas reputation for skill
ut the sport. In order to get the suggestions and
ideas OF the Eastern men 10 the best dates prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
. =. pocrargLLOW Wakes Az ASSIGNMENT

wiIkesbarre Penn. Feb. ll'-F' V. hochaieio"'
-, made an assignment to-day to william stod-
Oar, a prominent merchant and a heavy depositor'
s,oddart will file bonds In the sum OF 100000 ON
monday next A statement OF the banks anairs VIII
be made at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
BE WILL BE BURIED BY THE PRESS CLUB.

Ambrose r. Tanning, the reporter who died on
Thursday at the Manhattan Hospital, will be buried by
ne New-York P,oss Club to-day at l03o a. m.
RAINING cied pennIlcss. The burial will be IN the
slabs plot In Cypress Hills Cemetery. The dead man
was employed on 1.-The Westchestcr Advocate"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
rpIysATLAyTTC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers on the steamship La D'.."t'
=, rho French Line which sailed yesterday for havre.
w.re MI, and Mrs H. l.. Andoyne. W. r. Amory. MI
and Mrs T. D. Benson. Mr.. and Mrs A. Ca'teet' Mr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

ST. Patrick's ST. Andrews ST. Georges, st. Nicholas,
Holland, New England and southern societies. Homer
Lee Is secretary of the dinner committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

Don't miss the gorgeous spectacle OF frozen Niagara
Twelve trains every day BY Nsw-iork Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

oUro COAL MEN VILE NOT FORM TRUST.
colunbus. Ohio Feb. 1.-THE Ohio coal operators
no,d \ largely attended meeting yesterday. and de-
n,aoa n abandon as impactcabe the plan OF forming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

,rust for the buying and selling OF all the coal
several OF the larger operators refused TO SINK ue.'
,1arttv II was however. decided to orsnniiLe u, an
os.orotion for tho maintenance OF rates si'''' "
that which was In operation In 1887
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srncrAI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

cOfoent e1, nara 1,,,,-.-s ~,-..i.s- 1S--<-
posnls 70, ,te - M, 1u'u 49,, llVMs ,l ~,
10 ne civ wSnN ~, "hNaa &c M n,
9orsed NHids ~ S Sll must % u, ~
mentsn anI ~ ,J5NN,mSsiH anpFV ~,
streets az N.h,,N ~ isWal nNiuv Wy
Ii conSfr,t,. NV MaiNs are "
above Wert ~, ;, 7le ', iSt ti s,,
the citV enrires,N ~ ,s,tin ~ tlV Vi,tse ~
pAnici Nv = sst,t6, , N,ISe ~ s sSypi ~
Secure thS syecs,t IN y,,eNN 9i 49, ri ~, "
city reeFys IVY r, v' y, XIV ven,FaS nv
ali hids ami ta e,, " y, relSv , MY ~. ~.
the eutif,s wnrtf ~ ~ Wy Yvms,yVN i"'
,,,,,,,- - 80 eHs 49, s- WV. wi w..
hillS FOR sIpEWALKs-
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srncrAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BITS FOR SIDEWALKS
Mayors. Office, city " Houston. De-
viii receive scaled proposals Tor he i'm.
nrOvemeuts " sidewalks as per rCsolu.
ton duly passed by the city council OF
the Cily Of Houston on the 9Th day OF
done according 70 specifications on Tile
IN tue city engineers office or the City
OF Houston, said sidewalks 20 be con-
strueted on the fclowing named streets,
or portions OF strceta whore Rood and
SUFFICIENT sidewalks do not now exist to-
East side OF Main street from Congress
avenue TO Rusk avenue,
Fannin street from Congress avenue 60
huSk avenue.
san Jaclnto street from Congress ave
nue. 60 Rusk avenue.
Texas avenue from Main street 10 san
Prairic avenue from Main street to San
JaClntc street.
Preston street from Main stree, to Car
Seated proposals viii be received at
the offlce of the city secretary until II
o'clock m. on the Sth day of January
brick, cement, concrete and asphalt, Pro-
posals for the work must be addressed
20 the city secretary and must he IN
ments s and s hid SdiuG mSss name smer' NE
streets on which the Sidewalks are 10
bo constructed Specifications for the
the city engineer. Bids must be accom-
panied by a certified check o. $500 to
secure the execution az tho contract
The city reserves the right 20 reject any
aud all bids, ana 70 award the contract
for the entire work or any part thereof
BE IN RESOLVES by The city Council
VI the City OF Houston;
Section |, That IL is hereby declared
necessary for the public interest that
sidewalks on the following nnmed por.
tions Of streets and avenues IN the City
Of Houston be constructed on both sideR
OF the same, where good and sufficient
sidewalks a5 herein provided do not now
exist viz.
tional and Great Northern railway.
Walnut street from Cont 10 Houston
East aud West Texas railway
Providence street from Walnut street
McKee, street from Nance street 10
Houston East and West Texas railway
Waverly street from MontEomory street
Eixsi9n street from Nance street to
Maury street from Liberty street to
odip avenue. from semmes street to
InGrahum's gully,
I'm street from Texas Transportation
railway to Odtn avenue,
to Walnut street.
Montgomery street from white Oak
bayou to Hogan street
Sec 2, That the sidewalks on said por-
lions Of said streets and avenues shan be
constructed Of brich aud bids
shall he collected for said work to be done
according 20 specifications therefor TO
be prepared by the city engineer and
adopted by the city council said side
walks 80 he four feet wide
Soc. 3. The cost OF constructing said
improvements together with the cost Of
collecting thereof shall as provided IN
section "a OF the charter of tho city OF
Houston, be wholly betrayed BY the
owners OF the lot or lots, block or blocks
or tructH Of land when not divided into
lots or blocks, Ahuitluw on said portions
81 said streets and avenues to be 80 Inns
proved, and 6nid improvements shall be
paid for M three annual inRtnllmOnts.
a true copy OF the original resolution I
adopted December 4, 1907. 20 which i
certify. A. S. RICHARDSON,
CiiY Secretary.
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BE m RESOLVED by the City Council
o. the City Of Houston;
Section /. That H. la hereby declared
necessary for the public interest That
sidewalks on the following named per-
lions OF streets and avenues lt the city
OF Houston be constructed on. both SIDES
sidewalks OF like character ag herein
provided do not now cSiai, We
shenru street from Johnson street TO
c6iorsdo street from Edwards street
10 Crockett street
Johnson street from Edwards street
Houston avenue from Houston and
Texas Central railroad 70 Missouri, Kan
sag and Texas railroad
Hickory street from Fauroao street 10
t oak street from Dart street to Bing-
ham street.
Tenth street from Washington street
pan street from Houston avenue to
Edwards street from Sabine street to
bashen street from Sabine street to
simmer street from Colorado street to
"a cieit street from Colorado street to
81 See 2. That the sdewalISs on said por-
tlons OF said street, and avenues shall ne
constructed Of brick OF shell, and bids
shall be solicited Tor saia work 70 be done
necordine Ia specifications therefor, 10
be preuarcd by the city engineer and
atl0f,ted by the city council, eaia side
walks 10 Be four feet wide
see 3 The cost Of constructing Gaid
improvements, together with the cost Of
ooiiectlng thereof shall as provided in
section "a 81 the charter OF the city Of
owners Of The lot or lots block or blocks,
ar tracts Of land when not divided into
lots on blocks, AUDITING Oh said portions
OF sald streets nnd avenues @ be 50 Inn
proved, and SAID improvements shail be
nald Tor IN three annual inataiHents.
true copy OF the original resoluton
adopted December 4, ls,8 20 WHICH
NN'H'@f (iify Secretary
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lIsT oN ANsWERs

LIST Of answers for advertisers in office
Of The Post fog week ending Saturday.
December 9, 1893.
Ability, 20I7 John j. Bowers. COD,
81 80, Duke, s7S0, Foundry CD T. H.,
2l0l, 2662, Grocer 90, G, II. l., Horseman,
2,S3 W, Mrs Pattie Harris, Honesty Gl,
J. w. Houston, IL. b., l. r., 2734, j. CD,
2lS6, X. n. !. C2), 21S6, 81 go, James Lacy,
2l92 ~, Mrs. Smith ~, 211o, w. c., 2d23,
loo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

FOR SAllE--or exchange for lumber, one
steam engine la running order; tl,lneh
cylinder, e2.inch stroke, band wheel W
inch; face feet diametorl reason FOR
selling too small FOR oar requirements,
befinK Mrs, Co, Hpuaton, Texas n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

For sAtE-~on aagy monthly payments.
ono 2-atpry honHe In Thlrd ward.
One 2-story house and eps rottage IN
Fourth ward south
Texas FAglnEH and Real Estate mgest-
mont Association, Trpat Company Hnllh.
Ing
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WANTS.
THE POST IS TUE GREAT WANT ME.
DUN OF TEXAS,
NOTHING PUBLISHED FREE EN
CEPr SITUATIONS WANTED.

-7'+ a. III AfAhlglA 4 " AN L Mn
DUN OF TEXAS,
NOTHING PUBLISHED FREE EN.
CEPr SITUATIONS WANTED.
The charge for wants" however. Is
Nmost nominal, and II You want any.
WINiIng, On Ad. In the Cheap Column VI
peclaily Is such the case In
Rooms FOR RENT,
BOARDING,
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
BJSl n E,SS CHANCES,
PERSONALS
STOLEN, STRAYED,
LOST, HOUND,
SlIlAIIONS WANTED,
WANTED 40 TRADE,
bids AND PROPOSALS
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS,
PARTNERS WANTED,
WANTED no RENT
WANTED BIDS,
WANTED TO BUY,
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

FOR SALE Bntwoen now and january /,
household goods ia good condition,
terms reasonable; house can be nsnted
rood locality for roorncrs. 400 Crawford
street. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

ROOM END ROARD-Very. eon llt
front room nicely furnishel WE NJ ls5sy INV.
references required: no cbuaIeh AVA
Texas avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

WANTED, IAN all round. sober prInter
Wishes working interest In country pa.
per; best OF references. Address Printer.
liz cal, sttect, iSansas cry. Mo. ii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

WANTED Position by experienced rcgia-
tered pharmacist; atriciiy telnGef3tp.
Hipgle. are .iAl bast references furnished.
Address boa III Houston. Texas, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

ADVERTISER deaifs.s employment as
clerk or salesman By the Isl of january;
good refprenraa, ADDRESS Socrates, 15il3
Pfestpn avenue city ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

IN DRUMMER AnDIT3Y,lS New and
modern -four, ave, Elk aud seven room
1900 ana $500 per month. 1t Wa have
nothing 10 sur You. bring us ninh al
the house yQn want. We VIII build Ill
and you can pay for It Ia Hnlall monthly
psgtucnts hlentrln cars % ana from
the oltyi 5scent fare 20 residents. Don't
pay runt when YOU can own your own
home. Alexander Darling K Co,
Capitol Hotel building, DQl Texas ave-
nue., II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

SITUATION wanted by sober male cook
70 cook or wash dishes, is willing ia
work tur small wJBea. Address, lSbs,
care Post ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

SIIUATIDN WANTED BY good an round
white man eepki single: Rood refornnoes:
i!lllTpaa roQlSlng a HHeeialty. Vim. Kelly.
Warren, Texas. III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

EXCIIAN GF;--A lot IN OAK !tAhh , Ier =
frsf-clags driving horse, OF Tor hplss,
buggy ana harness, /. Bryan q %. 1.
WA ,.5' no GRADE segenteen hsad OF
csftle for three Or four good mlik cove
az good breed Apply g ", ti Ilaa'
guperintendent Bayland olpnans llol.l l.-
Xc,7INGI5-A lot IN oak Lawn ior q
first-elaNs driving holfe' or ~ q ~ II
buggy and harness !. B.gsti = -.
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MANITOBA position driving delivery
wagon or to work IN atpr0 as packer:
good References w. Haaaatt. 1908 Way
GIRLS street Ia
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MISUNDERSTANDING by ArBt-olafFs bar
Der n city or country. Address II *
~ LIE GenHresa street Houston, pexs -
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shipping clerk. len years experiences.
good rd!erenppa furnislied. 3. II, care of
Post ~
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WANTED Position by Young man haa
had wide experience rs general ealasman.
win accept position with any good house
N Texasl referaneeE, Address Win q.
Hurts, LHiIng, rayaa. "a
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FOR SALE--purr breed game chlckens
grlst champions and Ga, shawis cock
staas And pullets. az rock bottom prices,
everything guaranteed; oorreapomdrnc3
solicited, Ed Mckee, Eagle Lake TEX, 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

State Rgents for the sale Of Diamond
NJ, and T. Butter Oil agents for POOR
man Milling Cos Anthony, KIN. Queen
lieo Milling Co. Mcpherson Kan; Flour,
1taham, Meal BrBn. Chops, Screenings,
etc, cAIlNad lots " HpeulAity; telephone
2O2i l0N MIN atreei nonAton. roNaa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

WANTED y Postum az hopBiaeeper III
large business hausc by graduate uf
PopEhkeapsle NJ "; nii4, i've years ex-
perienee Ia the hpkineAs. Address J
Madison, San Antonio, Texas. ~
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FOR SALll--At sAcrlhce pNrlor suite.
walnut upholstered IN tapestry, throe
oil paintings, ono steel engraving. two
pair cardinal portiers, double fringe, aiN
lRBranch street "a
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BAG4u FRONT AND LitEp MlATlsiS q
ssJ nprca near clinton, suitable f6f viis
NhtttY, surVeyor Trust conipany'a buld,
ing, Garner OF Main and Franklin streets.
~
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BIDS FOR SIDEWALKS
Mayors Olflne, City Of Houston, De
cember II. ls93 The city Of Houston
will receive sealed proposals Tor Tie I'M
rrovement Of Sidewalks az pr res5iu.
tton duly passed by the city council Of
the City OF Houston on the 4th day N
December. 1897, said improvement 10 be
done aeeording q specifications on ME
city Of Houston, said Sidewalks b be
constructed on the following named
streets. or portions Of streets yvffre GOOD
and sufficient sidewalks do not now ex-
let t0-wit;
Noble street from Gano street to Carr
,.iI.oraine street from Gano street TO
fiarrington street from Montgomery
street 10 fiano street
Marion street from Gano street 20 Carr
Terry street from Brook street to No
,,ggrdy street from Nance street 10
Noble street.
Hogan street from MONTGOMERY road
10 Cascara addition.
Willow street from Gan Jsclnto bridge
20 Liberty street
Sealed preposala viii be received at The
oiIiee q ne eiy sserstary until Y
1874 Bids win be received FOR brick Pro-
pbaalB for the work must BE- addressed
% me city secretary, and must be IN
dorsed 'Blda for Sidewalk lmprave-
ment5." and the bid must name tho
streets on which the H4ewaiks are 10 b.
constructed. Specifications for the above
work can be seen az the office " die
city engineer. BIDS must be accompanied
by certified check Of $3.50 10 secure
the execution o. the contract The city
reserves the right 10 reject any and al
bids. and 10 award the contract Tor the
ontire Work or any part thereof
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POSITION BY Al filler with Food ROTOR
oeee, Address call box ~, Orange, Text
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BIDS FOR SIDEWALKS
Mayors onice, City OF Houston, De-
cember II, 1923 -rhe City Of Houston
will receive sealed proposals Tor the lnle
prpHemcnt Of Sidewalks as per resoln-
ton passed by the city council OF the
cay Ot Houston on the 80. day OF De-
ccuiber 1879, said improvements 10 be
done according TO specifications on Gle
~ Inc oillce Of tho city engineer uf the
CITY of Houston, said sidewalks to bt
constructed on the following nnined
streets or portions Of streets, Where gond
ana sufficient sidewalks do not now exist,
I)ast side Of Maid street from Rusk
avenue 10 MotipN am avenue
- Fannin street from Rusk avenue to
Tuam avenue.
san Jaeinto street from Rusk avenue
To TuHm avenue.
Caroline street from Congress avenue
Austin street from Congress avenue
to Tuam avenue.
Crawford street from Congress avenue
TO Iuam avenue,
Preston avenue from Caroline street
TO 81. Charles street
Prairie avenue from San Janinto street
70 international and Great Northern
railroads track.
Texas avenue from san Jaolnto street
to Rice street.
Clay avenue from Main street TO Dow
liug street.
sealed proposals WIN be received nj the
oltire OF the city secretary until ~
1894 Bids win be received for stone
hrick, cement concrete ana asphait PRO-
posgls for the work must be addressed
10 the city secretary. and must ba IN
dorsed Bids for Sidewalk Improve
mentH" and the bid must name the
streets on which the side 0aIaB are 10
20 be constructed. Specifications for the
above work can be seen at the office of
the clty engineer, Bids must be accom-
panied by "A certified check for $40 10
sccuro the execution Of the contract
The city reserves the right 10 reject any
9nd ~ blds and 70 award the contract
for the entire work on any part thereof
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BY a young man position Aa
clerk on haHiatant hi officer mnderatA
RalHry, Address y, care OF Houston
poAf la
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WANTED lsuniipn as oynrseer III PLAN
tatian by young man - years. old; stn~
gle, not afraid OF work.. good refntcnre.
A1lneAa Al. hox %. IlnlletkYalle Itx. ".
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LAND nenr Houston on graded road. In
tan 90 iftyrAcre tracts. uuhfter of inila
from railroad sutton hiaeAglnith chop
ana school house, Rold pAcnp ana OH eliHy
terms 10 ilrst hnlf dozen families
y, n. DENNIS
At Houston Iand and Trust Company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

HoGSl tluGSl-If you want 10 buy hogs
write 60 hlaekah2aF " Glider, pannlng-
ton, Texas, III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

FOR SALE. Registered Jersey bull, nine
manths old; best strain and Ia fine con-
diipni would exchange for Young
fresh, high grade COW. Address ii0N
~ EARle Lake, TeNas. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

rOR EALiG-aAt a bargllln, fonr Vacant
buHlnaHa lots NJ Dallas Of viii trade Tor
nou1teu. Hurts county or South Texas
FiQpeftFi me Tour lots nre Ia the best
Nialpess portion 81 Dallas Apply ID
on address Garrett Hariaastie pl5ik
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