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stick to his academy altogether. except
TO act as manager for Horace Leeds.
The Orange football team has made
dates for games ON the Orange oval as
follows Sept. %. Stevens Institute; oct
9, Wesleyan University; Oct, IL. Harvard var,
q, Lehigh University Nov. 3, New York
Athletic Club Championship gamel
Nov. 0 election day., PRINCETON Uni
Nov. H. Crescent Athletic Club Cham
pionship game)
The schedule OF the Crescent Athletic
Club football eleven. as now arranged,
IL: Sept. 70. probably Union College
sity Of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia
Oct. lS. Brown or Amherst: Oct: 20. Uni.
versity Of Pennsylvania at Brooklyni
oct. "a, Rutgers Institute; Noy. 6. Cor
nell; Nov. 10, Boston Athletic club; NOV
90 probably Orange Athletic Club.
The Gaelic A. A. schedule for next
Sunday at Ridgewood IL two champion
snip football games, as follows: Kick
hams vs.. Faugh-a- Ballaghs and EN-
NETS vs. Meaghers, With the ,S esGe prEH
owens and O'Connells. which the g. A
A. has decided must be played over, thu:
will close the preliminary series Only
the winners Will take part In the games
10 follow.
There will be game OF football
played on the Polo Grounds next Satur
day between the New York professional
team and n picked team.
The Knickerbocker Yacht club will
| close the season with ladies' regatta
on Saturday afternoon. Races will star
| at p NJ.
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was made. and do not doubt but that
better time could have been made
Alix was sold to Morris Jones as a
yearllng for $500 1t is difficult to esti-
mate her value at the present time.
Monroe Salisbury Is now part owner
and she has improved under his train
ing.
She resembles a thoroughbred in lo-ks
and has been steadily at work since she
trotted a mile in go as n two-year,old'
In 1891 she reduced her record to ZIG IA,
and In 1892 she equalled the record Tor
four-year -olds, 210. At Chicago last year
she trotted in 20 "a, and at Terre, Haute
this year she eoualled Nancy Hanks :
celebrated record OF 20l AK was bred
at Muscatine, Ia, by Daniel Hayes.
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ALIX TRULY A QUEEN.
Cut Down Nancy Hanks's Record
to 2.O3 ga Without Effort.
Trottcd the Mile at Her Own Gait,
Never Being Urged.
Her Trainer at Galesburg Says She
Can Do Still Better.

The fastest trotter in the world just
now is Alx, the six-year-old daughter
OF Patronage and ATLANTA. She earned
the much sought for title of "Trotting
Queen" by covering a mile in 2.o3 "a. at
Galesburg. ILL.,, yesterday.
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JUDGE SMITHS TAILORS SUE.
He Says the Clothes Were Poorly
Made and Too Expensive.

Victor Smith. the racing Judge. is
again in legal trouble. To-day he was
sued in the City Court by his former
tailors. Al Powell & Co.. for $273, for
clothes furnished Smith from Aug. 10,
1882. to Dec. 20. 1892. The bill was orig
inally 1878. but Smith paid 500 on ac-
count. Among the items is s65 over
coat, furnished to one Darneille, as the
compliments allege on Smiths orders,
and for which. 1t Is alleged, he guar
anteed payment
clothes, except the overcoat, for which
he denies all responsibility. He states
that the prices charged were eXhorbi-
h tahy nagh and ana ,hat mat t ne CLONES were
Justice Mccarthy set the case down
on the October calendar.
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Mrs. La.eIIe'. Death Acc,a.n,.I.

In his report to the Superintendent. Capt
Eason. Of brooklyn. SAYS that the death Of Mrs.
Sarah LaIslls. Of - Downing street was prob
ably due 70 an accident He thinkG she fell
from hs window while leaning out
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A committee OF the Detroit branch OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company's Conven-
ton visited the City Hall this morning. Peter
Nichol who led the Committee. Is from Port
Huron. The others were j. NJ. Welsh. OF De.
troit; j. Heating. OF Detroit: T, Kralemann, OF
Detroit; J. Crowley, Of Detroit
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Removed the Interpreter.

Interpreter LinEi criscola, Of the Brooklyn
Court OF Sessions was replaced to-day by LinEi
RieCo, in the trial OF big Jim" Bonoslnga for
The murder Of Robert Balsamo. II Was charged
that CTiscoo did not interpret correctly, The
Ease will probably 60 to the jury this afternoon.
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Charles Reed, a driver Of the Knicksrbocker
Ice Company, who was arrested this morning for
driving In front OF a trolley car in Fulton
street and refusing to get out OF the way, was
fined So by Justice Walsh, In the Adams Street
Police Court,
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Lower Taxes for BROOKLYN.

It was said to-day at the once OF IN. Kings
County Supervisors that the tar rate for Brook
lyn would not probably he determined for sew
eral weeks yet. Mayor Schieren has promised
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MCFARLAND SEEKS DIVROCE.
Three Co-RespondeDts Named In
His Suit.

Justice Cullen in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. this morning allowed Mrs
Clara r. Mcfarland $40 counsel fee and
81 week alimony to defend the suit for
absolute divorce brought against her by
her husband. Frederick Mcfarland. The
couple. who were married in 1876. live at
Bellmore. l.. L., and have three children.
Mcfarland, who admits In his afiidavit
that he Is weak physically and mentally,
says he has been able to do but little
work for years, and that his mother has
been Obliged to support him and his fam
ily He says he gave all his earnings to
HIS wife In his complaint he accuses her
of being too intimate with John Harten-
field and Frederick Rosendale, two board
ers. and n tea peddler named Londmore.
Mrs Mcfarland denies the charges.
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Twenty words OF SITUATIONS Wanted"
advertisements in THE World" for 10
cents. Fourteen words OF Houses and
Rooms" in THE World for 80 cents.
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NAL,
(From TRUTH

From TRUTH
Wife, must SO to the doctor; fear
I've got dropsy. l weigh $50 pounds.
Husband-Where were you weighed?
Wife-On your coal scales.
Husband-Then don't worry; your
weight Is normal.
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Couldn't Resist.

from Kate Fields washingtonD
The Judge (sternly)-What induced
you to marry this poor girl when you
already have four wives living?
The Prisoner (meekly)-Force of habit,
Your Honor.
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SELECT ACADEMY stenography and typewriting.
633 wiloughby ave, Brooklyn: highest stand
ard: typewriting done; terms moderatei catalogue.
wooLwINB SCHOOL. Tullahoma Tenn
Ninth year; 4 home for boys and young mon
school now open for students
s. S. wOOLwINE Principal.
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II you wish any boarders for the Win
ter advertise In THE World" Fourteen
words for % cents.
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Every Tuesday is THE Worlds" Bar
gain Day." in which all For Sale ads.
are repeated free in THE Evening
World"
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81, 500 SPOT CASH will buy half interest IN my
restaurant: not large place, but very nand-
some one, and one of the best located in the city;
long lease; crowded all day long with very anest
class OF patrons and actually coming money; I
find the hours too long and duties too much for
one not over-robust man to manage alone; only o
wide-awake, Industrious man. with good creden-
tias and willing to devote his entire time and at
tent!on to the business act as cashier, &C., will
bs considered acceptable person most
thoroughly investigate the business and will nnd
everything exactly represented; the whole
place is positively not for sale: ! want honest,
live partner and will give him a fair. square
deal, but | won't take dollar less than the
above named amount, and that cash in hand. for
half interest; it's dirt cheap for that considering
what the place is making; II you all right
and mean business get further particulars from
Mr.. REEBER. 10l West 18th st., room l.
10 900 CIRCULARS So ,O00 cards. 81; bill
heads. catalogues. pamphlet work. &C. KEEL
LOGG, 10 Cd ave
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS. "a WEST GOTH BIT.
w. Med. HALSEY Phi. d.
Short lessons thoroughly mastered. Reopsnf
Wednesday, Sept rs 1894 or one hundred and
ninet, nine boys prepared for college, one hun
dred aud seventy were admitted without eondi-
lions Special honors and prizes taken In three
colleges this year by boys from this school.
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So, 500 WANTED for Boston, Philadelphia or
Chicago to handle my system; man well con.
neS.eu, ga,eaiitan 'huIVush nun h nAn, foO
can surely be made; principals only; "a hours to
decide; business established in New York over Q
years. Address for interview only,
NEW SNSIEM lhA 9Th
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sJOo-RESTAURANT and boarding house, 20 rosmsI
furnished and occupied: low rent long leass;
! must be seen TO be appreciated. r.. As Broadway.
BROOKLYN
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| WANTED-An energetic young man with capi-
ial from 500 TO 5000 to place a patented
| tailor's measuring machine on the market;
money in 1t. A. NJ. CONE, lt2 North st Pitts
| field, Mass
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Colleges, Schools, &C.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE,

in the City OF New York,
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION will be
held at the college buildings from Sept. 10 to
70, beginning each day at IOA. NJ
INTERPOLATION and REGIsTRA-
TON begin Sept. m
THE TREASURER will receive fees In
Room 10, HAMILTON HALL. Madison ave.
and 10Th ST., sept ~ TO ~,
MEDICAL STUDENTS mstriculatc and
pay their fees at the COLLEGE or PHYSI-
CLANS AND SURGEONS, 437 West 6ath st.
The academic year commences on Monday,
Oct 1.
SETH Low, IL. d.,
President
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THE NEW YORK
Business College,

Mount Morris Bank building. 81 East l25th ct,
Bookkeeping Shorthand d Academic Departments
day evening sessions. Both sexes. For cata
lUguo address CLEMENT C. GAINES, President
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SCHOOL OF STEN0GRAPHY

and BUSINESS TRAINING, s Fast i2d ct (for-
merry 1923 9Th aye); daily: Tuesday and Friday
special evening classes at club rates for those
ploycd daytime. Miss PARRISH, Miss CoNKLIN
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WANTED-Partner with small capital as treas
urer dramatic company. HILTON, Altman
Hotel, 4th ave-, 10th St
WANTED-Partner with 81, 600 with services
to start In good legitimate business. XXX, 2T0
w. 23D st.
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PRATT INSTITUTE, BROOKLYN n. Y.
Day and evening classes will begin work Sept. "a.
HIGH SCHOOL--A three years course for both
sexes, combining drawing and manual work with
the usual studies of high school or academy.
Entrance examinations will be held Sept IT
and 49,
DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTs-classes in
freehand and architectural drawing, clay model
ling wood carving. design, art needlework; also
regular art course and normal course for train
ing OF teachers.
DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC ART-sewing,
millinery, dreHsmaking, physical culture. Com
bined course In domestic art and domestic science.
| DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE-Nor-
NAL domestic science, household science. hygiene
and home nursing. public hygiene. cookery. laun.
dry. Food economics.
DEPARTMENT. OF SCIENCE AND TECH.
| NOLOGY-Normal manual training. drawing and
| machine design, algebra, geometry. physics,
| chemistry, electrical construction, mechanical
| drawing steam and the steam engine strength
| of materials, carpentry. machine work. plumbing
| house. sign and fresco painting
| DEPARTMENT OF OMMERCE-PhonoEraphy
typewrlting bookkeeping arithmetic. penmanship
| English. Spanish.
| DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION
ing class for teachers. mothers class specia
| classes.
| DEPARTMENT OF L1BRARIES-Free library
| reading and reference room. Glasses In librar.
| training. literature and cataloguing.
| For further information or for application
blanks apply at the general ofice OF the Institute
| Ryerson street. FREDERIC b. PRATT
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Business Opportunities.

| PARTNER WANTED inigrocery business; sure
Investment first class neighborhood; no on
opsiton; butter md eggs will pay all expense.
long lease lrshman OF good sense, aged bb To M
West 10th ST. ~"
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TO RENT-Ffsh. oyster. fruit and vegetable stanS-
| Hamilton Market 1925 Sd
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TnompSOn'S Business College

and Institute OF TcIcarnphy, Stcnogrnpby
and TSpcwriting. Each department In charge
Of n specialist. Terms reduced. Call day OF even
ing OF address A. W. MADISON, A. Nj. Prnci
pal 30 Fourth ave, Opposite Cooper lnstitutel.
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PARTNER for well-establshed business; pickIes
| St, Brooklyn.
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A. an Executive Committee meeting
OF the Driving Club on Tuesday even
ing II was decided to have trotting. and
possibly pacing, races every Saturday
afternoon during the balance OF the
season at Fleetwood Park. The follow
ing purses are offered for Sept. %: 800
each for the IA. 2,25 and 2.l0 classes.
trotting; the entries to close with Score
tary Mason tomorrow night at 6
o'clock
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Loans.
Do You Need Money?

to any amount at per cent. to merchants manus
facturers and reliable parties on furniture storage
receIpts and other securities. without remorl
CONFIDENTIAL: easy terms; New York BrooklyA-
MERCANTILE LOAN & GUARANTY CO..
81 Nassau St. corner Fulton st.. N. Y. City,
Rooms 7O9-7lO
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Good viii a Interest For Sale.

BREWERS AGENT LANG. 2is East ssth st, Of
fers good-paying liquor store saloons. from $500
| to 50. 600 cash.
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ART SCHOOL.

WFlN HKA NUT, FHsT 1Dth n.
illustrating for newspapers magazines; architec-
tufal. mechanical. free. hand drawing, painting
daily evenings circulars,
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Entries for the Williamsburg Athletic
Clubs boxing tournament will close Oct
s with Charles f. Greves, 526 North Sec
ond street. Brooklyn. and ]. l. sullivan.
2u Broadway. this city. The bouts will
be held In the Palace Rink. SO to sS
Is. The tourney Is open to amateurs
under A. A. y. rules. In the Ito. 100, 1870
and 40 pound classes. Gold watches
are the prizes.
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prove the solution OF the problem, he
said he 10. confident that after the sena-
tors and members had an Opportunity to
examine It they would see It's merit and
put 1t through both houses before adjourn
mtnt.
Representative Bland has also said re.
Gently that he did not expect to get up
nis free coinage bill in the house until
after the disposition " the t0rin.
Three bills which were introduced by
Representative Bailey OF Texas may never
be reported from the committees TO Witch
they trc referred. but vii. he offered as
amendments to the dlrfctent nppropria-
tion bills and will no doubt cause con-
siderable discussion. They are those 10
abolish the retired list OF judiciary, army
and navy II IS not thought probable ,has
these bills may bear amendments or bc
made part OF the judicial ARMY and navy
appropriation bills, but they VIII DO offer
ed and arguments made mat The retired
lists cost the government nbout SS,otN,eO
IA Npar.
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A BLOODY BALL ROOM.
TERRIBLE CARNAGE AT A NEGRO
DANCING PARTY.
Scene of Mirth and Merriment Trans
formed Into One of Tragedy,
Four Persons Killed.
TWO BROTHERS DO DEADLY EXECUTION
WITH w1EoHBsTERs,
One Stands Over Tho Dead Body Of tho Other
and Fires Into the Crowd Boys and
Women Alike the Victims,

Columbia, Texas. January I.-Full ae-
counts OF wholesale killing at Cedar,
about eight miles from here, are Just In.
&C. N. Williams was dancing on the door
and aroused the luminosity OF Lemon
Gayle, who demanded that Williams sur
render his place on the door to said
Gayle, Williams at FIRST refused, but
Gayle became boisterous and Williams
started from the room. when Gayle and
his brother, London Gayle. and one Bob
Enly began FIRMS at Williams and others.
London Gaylo shot through the window
and Killed hoy named Ell wnddy, when
another boy, Isaac Scott. remarked. Lon
don Gayle has killed Ell waddy." where
upon London turned and saying, what
is that to your" shot the boy through and
through, killing him Instantly. Then a
perfect tusIiads followed from guns and
pistols
A woman was slot through the breast
ana is NOW dead.
Lemon Gayle Is shot through the body
and viii die.
a negro girl is shot in tho face near the
eye.
Another Is shot square IN the middle of
tho forehead, the ball CHANGING and lodg.
ing next to the skin back of the head
One boy Is shot through the arm, and
another through the right hand, and
others have received various sllghter
wounds.
After Lemon Gayle was shot. It is said
his brother. London, sprang in ana stood
over his PROSTATE body. Winchester to his
shoulder. ana pumped cold lead into tho
panic stricken negroes. unable to get out
OF me house in time to avoid his awful
vengeance.
Three are dead. fourth fatally wound
ed. two seriously wounded. aud about half
dozen have minor injuries.
London Gayle IS reported safely in the
county jail. and It IS said that Baly has
been captured.
All parties are colored, County Attorney
Burkhnrt is here and thinks he has the
right men.
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a FEnIALE cRANK.

washington, January LA woman Of
medium height DRESSED 10 dark clothes,
whose talk seems to iniicate her mind
IL slightly unbalanced was arrested at the
White House today and confined In the
First precinct station house. Her appear
ance at the White House was not sur
prise TO the officer there, as Captain DeN-
ter on Saturday had received letter from
her, announcing that Ahe "opld DC on
hand today 10 take possession Of the
White House. She did not 80 there, she
said, 10 see tine president today but
merely 70 see the doorkeepers, and they,
seeing that She was not exactly IN her
right mind, had her taken away. To the
station keeper she gave her name az Mrs.
E. J. Lacey, over ~ years OF age. and a
widow. Her residence Is in thia city.
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Washington. January Lit Is generaAy
agreed among democratic senators that
me financial question win be allowed 20
remain untouched in congress nntu h'er
the tariff bill shall be disposed Of
Senator VOORHEES, replied 70 question
concerning his silver bill today, that no
effort whatever would be made TO press
It until the tariff bin should be out Of me
way. rhcn. he said, the bin would Re-,
Give attention, and he thought II weuia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-02
TEXAS FEpERAL PRISONERS.

United states prisoners were brought up
From Paris Texas, today in charge Of
Marshal H. A. Dickinson ANA eight depu-
ties. and lodged In the Kings county psnl-
tel tiary, which has the contract now for
taking United States prisoners. Among
the number are Two Indians and two me-
groes, They are all serving terms for
horse stealing and felouies,
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San Francisco, Cal. January 1.-OfA-
cials OF the California Traffic ASSOCIATION
announce that they have secured $50, 900.
the subscription necessary 10 keep the
American Navigation company IN the field
as a competitor in New YorA freight
traffic. The funds were required to make
good the companys contract with the
Panama railroad company.
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A LOCOMOTIVE ExPLopEs.

Higsinson, Ark, January THE boiler
OF locomotive pulling a through freight
for ST. Louis exploded near here today
The train consisted of forty cars, of which
fourteen were loaded with cattle. About
twenty cars We're wrecked and great
number OF cattle were killed. Head Brake
man Ross was instantly killed the fireman
injured and the engineer seriously hurt
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sIyIcIDED IN JAIL.

Pine Blum, Ark. January III D. Me-
Dermott, the murderer was found hang
ing from rope made Of his bed sheet in
the jail ycaterday morning. He shot and
killed school teacher named Brooks In
Deshu county last year IA quarrel oyer
money, fed ana was captured but nude
his escape He was finally caught In
Texaa MeDermott was % yeara old.
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MYsrrRIous DEATHs.

Independence, Kan, January 1.-G. W.
Reed, Of the Long Bet lumber company
was found dead in bed this morning and
his wife and child are In a dying eondi-
ton The servant girl was also dead.
The affair Is mystery.
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FATAL noILER EYpLosIoN.

morning az the Cincinnati Southern rail-
road shops Charles Bsekert, wife, and
jesse Lang. colored. were instantly killed
by an explosion of the boiler OF an en-
CINE. They were repairing the engine
when Beckert struck bolt by mistake
causing an explosion OF a steam hue
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ropAY,s EVENTS.
The Posts Bulletin with what whl
TrnnSptrc ThiE nay Through
ont tllC Country.

VS. ~, ' ,,,. ...s.,..,,-
rrnnSptrc THIS Day Vhr""Sh-
out the Country.
,,isANiSsfhSJN M'S ,,c.t ioaa n wbat ne
rnnstin,t On denon,inntss "a "4pe,inl scs-
sion u II cantPmnlnfas regular spoctal
nnd eNt,nordlnnt,y sSssious II this depart
ment Of Inc governmcnt The regular SEES
sipns are 10 he held every four years,
conmencln,, with lSoa ana tho Bneclai
every four yenre berfnninr with isn't Tx
traagdina3v' scssinna arn stch as NAV be
cnlipd nv the governor In pursuance OF
scctiNp t3r ar ttN N,netih,tion At a "sne.
claI,' session mono mt approrriatlon aud
such other mnttrrs az Tho governor may
IN Writinp sm6n,Jt "a n while IN session
Aside Tron, nnnrnn,in e an ana revenue bins
M I"risint Han NV oaii bs INA unless liz SOW
ornor shnN submit in writing some matter
once '''''''' "'S '9 WIN P'''"''E w
NEW yoRK-All the big YACHT clubs
have their nnnuai siecfions ~ 9ficers dur
Inc Inc Months az 5nnIiarv Fehr1inry and
March The animal n%et{n.r Of tHe Cor,
inthinn NaN,, ,slii Ia Geid t6iS aote ghe
annual meetinp OF NE RTooklyn Yacht
club Nvill be held on "Wednesday. January
10 fpbc snsyn nSnirn ,sorintbians viii
rnoot ~ Ntentil, r"t,,,,r,5 &. ina Ampri-
"nn VIE ctnN TucsjnS, i,nii,rv nj rIa
atlantic Yacht cluh's annual meeting will
be held tho SECOND monday jfl Febrtinry
M rrL,,e,,t ,,t,tl,,SS, mo scrnFd
We,inesinv In FebrHorvi Tho Corinfhian
club tho FIRST Monday ln March: tho New
! Narch ana ths New rsay Yncbtstnen
| Tho last ThurstinV IN March
/ IEANENNORTH- new steel draw
! brIdge which crosses *, Missouri here
/ ana when ytns butt nj n cost OF about
/ 81 6d6 viii bn nnoned viii in,unsiur
/ crr,f,1ppies today irbe strpnrth az ms
Z bri6ga Vim he tSstad IN tbe presence Of
/ The public by having ten large locomotives
Z on Il al onr time train consisting ~
/ 100 cars viii enter I,envenwerth over the
I nay, brllca Thegn cars " ii be lopded
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Washington, January 1.-The total mum
her OF postoffcos In operation in the
United states on January J. 'S9i Is 6SSB.
Continued on PnRc :.
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CUT FErs OUT.

We have few hundred copies OF Parts
one and Two, which will be delivered
direct to parties bringing the coupons and
10 cents to the office of The Post. Come
early and save the delay of mailing your
order.
Art Department Houston Post.
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GEO. v. GAINES PHARMACY.
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
$1oo FREE INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POST VIII pny 800
10 the Iclsnl heir of any person who
meets death by accident, provided
that mt the time the person so dying
has upOu his or her body THIS PA
PER. This insurance holds good for
I6 hours only, or from u. m. TO II
". IN. of The date of this paper, sat
isgnctory proofs of cuch claim must
he presented within IS hours mt the
business Onlcc of The Houston Post.
Remember this policy is void unless
THIS PAPER in upon the person at
Vine of death.
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Local foFNcagr for Texas east OF the
iOOth meridian. for tweniy-four hours from
midnight:
For North, Central East and South
west Texas- Fair. slightly warmer
For the coast district-Faif ana warmer.