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For Sale.

i.-sTCRE Flint, RES, 5 upright butte reirtg
orators. sliding doors; beveied mirrors coun
tiers shelvinss coner-nIills, tcales. inrtor- iron
tea c.ddies. cheap. 25' Broome st. block
east Grand st; I'd ave station.
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FOR SALE OFT Jersey City Heights. a rrst.elass
Gcicstessen store In the bost location new IT,
lures, fresh stock. kcoj respous tor ceiling. Ap.
ply 22l EalLsAhe ave. JsIasy CITY Melkht5
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FOR ShLE-.Caudy and stationery store. lnGuir
Mrs LUBE $50 Marhattan ave.
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FOR SALE CiiEAP--A corner butcher shop, With
horse and wagon. must be sold. Inquire at
Meyersp. Jamaica. neat Schencs ave. f',h Ward
krUohh
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STu ST. 3i3 w.--Good board, single double
rooms: gentlemen. s.; ladies reasonable: all 49,
Communications,
4nTIi ST.. III W. Large, cool double 4 snglY
rooms; excellent table; table board; Summy
~ i'es.
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18th ST. s33 w.-I.Arse small handsomeiy
furnished rooms; good table board; terms ~.
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34rH ST.. -" W. Large small cool. aieen
| rooms: quiet, homelike; doctor n house sxoeks
lent table first. class location; price moderate.
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DOWNTOWN SAL oS for suy reasonable rr'cC
tor sale on account OF family trouble. 1857
Duane 81.
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FIST ST, 2&s W Desirable rooms: excellent h.
bile; good house: families. gentlemen; rsasos:
able central.
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FIST ST. 25s w.--Small 4 large handsomely fus.
nIshed rooms, superior table; good iocatieoe
summer prices. r. /
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4STII ST. .Os W, near BroadwAy-chsn$el
/ hands. single double rooms; excellent posres
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S,rH ST. 200 w.--Larss 2-story front room. !
tosrd; summer rates.
18th ST. w.-ssiset board; Southern faul
references Cashier, P. o. box Ass.
a4Th II. y w.-Large 4 small rooms. VII
Nthou, board, In select hoise: relerenee.
a6TH ST., a. ". -farge nicely furnished n
select house; tao o board.
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| FOR SALE-First.csss barber shop three chairs I:
no agents. IS? Manhattan ave" Brooklyn.
| I'OR SALE In Eroohi,n q ars corner liquor
| store. good reason giving for selling the yame.
| inquire at 733 Myrtle ave Brooklyn.
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TYrEwRITERs Remlnstor So to So
Caligraphs. Barlock. Munson. Brooks, $40: all
makes: rented S:I, - kept repaired tree: tele-
phone 33lS Cortlandt. Typewriter Headquarters,
- Liberty.
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Il, TIER. cheese aud ssp store: here's chance
seldom met With; doing strictly cash irndt. For
particulars. apply 1854 lie kaib ave, near Rroud.
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9TH ST. 81 w.-IIandsome rooms; nice
very reasonable; special terms 10 two 4
men homellke.
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CORNER LIQtOR STORE for sale account Of
desth vt proprietor long lease; doing good bust
meas. ne.l, hu.d up. Il Catherine d., or cali
Mrs 10 Maniac al
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41TH ST 23y ". Newly furnished rooms; exS
cellent table; transients accommodated table
boarders. summer prices; references.
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9th ST., IS w-Eieyantly furnished rooms; =
conmodstien hrst-elass; board II desirsd- ME-
STEELE.
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CORNER LIQUOR sroi,E West lt?th st; .cli.
j. j. REii.E3 / To. 3t3 Esst l2ds
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9TH ST. $50 VS. large. lsh, rooms SIS, Rins
bell,
IiST ST. ;G7 W. Fine hcots \ apartments;
mcwly painted cheap {" good families. Harris.
.,rH ST $40 vs. nice light rooma; new
hroNu. stone, Improvements. LIST floor. SlJ,
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MAN.r raEM MovEp.
Clfiscns or IEl Paso wili Try to Raial
Money 10 Pay Fare,

Citizens or Il Paso wfl Try to Raise
Afoney 70. Pay rare
san Antonio, Texas Afnrch n The
lsHitea States industrial army u 100 men.
OF witch General Il q Frey ii the com
mander Is not moving on 10 Washlngtpn
worry rapidly.
Tie people OF ri Paao, hearing that the
army would turn back and visit their
eily again, are endaaNQrng 70 raise sun
hcieni money u pay FOR irain Win
which 20 bring the army 10 san kntonlp
and negotiations are now pcndln9 Nith
the rntiroe1 officials for securing the
l0wasl possible rstr for the men The
Southern Paciilc Officials state that they
are perfectly willing 10 hsul the men ~
their fnres are paid,
1'hn Injunction prohibltnE the men
from Interfering with the moyomcat OF
trnips rs aiill IN uiieci IN lci Paeu county,
Fienes1ii Frey Is again mystcspuHly
mlsslng tie. wac ~ Del Rio yessrfday,
hut last Might he disappeared from thar
place and he has not yeb been located
eAil east bound freiEht trains are care
fully ineiifcted 10 sen Il he " On board,
but as yet he has not been discovered
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Mn. KRurrscHNrrT TA1.Ks.


Has No Reply TO Make 70 Governor
Hogf--Sun5et's Side nf the Case,
what about the tramps?'' was tho
o,,ee,ton ~. 4, f.a,.,raI afa,,,,,... -.
hchhllt OF tNe H0utnein tdcthc BY Fost
reporter yesterday.
fsa,.6,,s,t,,. * ~, 49, l., $3.50, ~, =.
'"'''r - wa lsSt''A ~ o'is'tepon silf
army ~ sun af sierra Blitlica. They
moved 10 that point from Ilniay where
ti,.,, ,,s- ,-,t,,,.,i .,..stast,, 80, $500.
..s.s'',Ast ss,st' Wy 49, r.,''.'i
have not sueoeeded in boarding any Of
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Scarcity Of Provisions rs Steadily Dis
banding Frny'a Army
Van Horn. Texas. March sz-About
twenty dessriers from The ranks Of the
Industrial army hive passed through fhis
place They report that nei ieas ihan
200 men have deserted The main body on
account q The extreme scarcity 81 proyl-
elons and have scattered out along both
railroads ~ search o. food. Tho head
quarters are temporarily located al elerra
Blanca. thirty miles west 81 here. where
about tfQ are IN camp and nlinost on tho
verge 81 starvation Their sole s6pply On
rarons Flnee rearhlng That pace has
been = beef and a few leaves Of bread.
The people % me village are expecting
,he afms's arrival ~ any time aud arr
prepared y R'ye Item > warm reception
provided ii'e} attempt 70 lake food BY
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pErrER CONDEMNS IN.
Considers the whole Movemcnt as Childish
and F,ooiish.


and Foolish.
Washington March 27.--"lt's foolish,
childish remarked Senator Peffcr today.
when asked about Coxey's army.
have advised against II from tho
start he continued. sand have written
letters aud ia speeches polluted out that
no object could be attained hy any such
hap-haaard movement as this. II Is no
spontaneous uprising and organization like
the Farmers Alliance. CoNey Is horse
trader a horse razor ana gambler 20
ssart with, ana L Is not to be presumed
that he could blink about him the men
who wouid DC necessary 10 give Weight to
such a inOvcinont,
Il believe N organization. but there Is
nptnlng IN thus movement thar conntrnuu
ttaelf 10 the Judgment of Those Who usSile
10 Stand w anu ilSht fVt men and women.
4nis .'trfas ~ .. c9Mh1 vac " pt0cr.
eud do not anticipate That Il VIII cense
Auy trouble, but the authorities can not
but prepare TO SEQ TINT no breaches OF
lAeN al teinaisttsi a. m-..inE utinnnnh
even IN n peaccablc way 10 secure what
y. y-Sh ~ soon a. tntty q snow 90
disorder there viii be men 10 say stand
aside, move on, just rs there would be
Il any person should attempt TO interfere
with any punhc movement.
These do not belong 20 you, but 10
the public. they would be told ana any
WORKING y The pubic .wouid he swert
asiue. CoXey sent ont his circulars aud
secured noforiety. lio GOT repiea from
people who Thought II would ~ a Jolly
trip ON, yes they said, we VIII Join.
you; Wen Ro down there and make those
fellows come TO time, AMI NIL that sort
'of thing, l3us tney werc not replies from
mon VINO give sfabili1S 10 a movement
against wrongs,
q do not think have had such
hearty laugh Tor months as ! did when
rtaid that the amy wnnld stop nj
Camp rAffer' last night. could not be-
llcNc that l WAS 70 be 80 honcred, an
! have discouraged the movement from
the start
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MARY YIsLI.llNl INvIrEp.
But She Sent q Telegram of Encourage
tuent Instead

Eut She Sent Telegram of Encourage
ment Instead.
Topeka, KAN March 21-Mrs Mary ~
Lease has returned from tho fiaat and
chew poaitica and speak Cor the oppressed
~ the Nation About noon She feceived
an urgent invitation 70 Join Cutey's nfqny
but did not ACCEPT because she aaid she
had ~ attend The meeting nf state board
81 charities She sent CoSey the follow
INK Telegram III reply:
Dear Leader % The Peace Aigny;-sRof,
NIT me 70 pffes yun lie parneFt WiRt OF
an earnest heart Of he success OF tifn
great movement conceived and protected
~ You, May the road 70 Washington,
be uuinpleated, 5hr march triumphant the
peace 20 yon, dear hero, and the hfaYa
comrades Wlioin You lead be the laurel
wreath, the ylctors pain. NY nea{ffcll
best wishes so with you.
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Sesiatof Stewart Ee4refS coxtxya lps,fs..,.,.
70 kffr - Che March
NasHpeisns Marsh x Hqnetor Stewart
says he does pot rrpcg mpiillf any re
npensa e cpkey'a l''ply e his u, u. sa5
ins r'et , = epalIpIi. NOT Ithgaa1Ips tho
remonatiAnee
y regret said iie sAnsttr eshsl Sueh
+ INC fect Tht Hanger ~ thai c1xeYa
relacAes Washlo4foa may gal,1s.sk i',2 Is,2
elrV7 ~ a fetpfri3a VI hard rhaI4ct2r.
Ii,s'n .le large etl'fs ntaf jRaf'a0t9a.
&n1 WI pe ~ nflAtA " w lnalofi} ~ ~
tfe4f that NE ua{cntaiz viii feMIlt In
much nnristsr ans eqlfeflDa tn4 think
Als SaNN{ pp fhe Mfpa ipad 80 40.
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MUST NOT INTERFERE.
GOVERNORS ORDERS TO CAPTAIN
OF THE RANGERS.
----------
Protection of Life and Property Their
Sole Duty 81 Paso oiti-
Gems Indignant.
GENERAL MANAGER KRUTrsuHNlrr IN.
TER iEwID ON TRE QUESTION
has Nothing 20 Say In Answer TO the Governor,
ssuthern Paoiao's Side Of the Case De.
ssrlsri From rrsy'a Army.

=. Austin, Teas. March gT.--Governor
Hogs IS sill indignant over the action Of
the southern pacnc company and does
not mspd using strong language in ex-
pressing that indignation
The language which he uses 10 his tee
gram to Captain Hughes OF the state
rangers is partially Indicative Of his form
OF mind
He received this morning the following
telegram from u large number OF FL PaSo
citizens ana upon receiving II wired Cap
tain Hughes. both OF wlhch kilograms
are given below;
Governor james s. Hogg. Austin, Texas:
III Paso. Texas March 26.--Gcftcral
l'rey's industrial army have been
hauled by the southern Pacific Railfuad
east Of here IN the heart OF a desert.
John u Hughes. captain. win State
r0nEers, ~ Mt Sierra Blanca 20 prevent
these men from entering on trains. He
has just teleglaphed Judge II. y. Recls-
ham here. ''den tired bur orderly Have
nothing 10 eat Railroad refuses 70 maui
These men would move on but for the
rangers This county can not support
them where they now are They can get
nothing TO eat. The iniamy OF this rail-
road IN hauling these men from CAN
haul further Is without parallel for bars
barIty. IL you wil order the rangers
away iliey can move IN some direct on
VIII Texas employ its armed police To ass
sist this railroad company - siatye 400
or 500 men 70 DEATH
Signed by a number OF FL PGso citizens.
The following Sc the Telegram which he
sent to Captain John Hughes:
Captain John Hngbes. State Rangers,
SiefrG Blanca Texas.
Austin. Texas, March fiat once re-
port 70 me by what authority you are
iihere and why you are serving the SOUTH
ern Pacific RAILWAY company IN keeping
that starving gang Of men "a the dnseft
announce 70 ell persons Interested ahat
you VIII no longer interfere or take sides
In the pending troubles there except TO
protect life or pi,opertY IL by clIiei rail-
foad forces or tfrspas8es's deadly weapons
are used YOU are Commanded 10 arrest
the Offenders and hold tiem until dis
posed Of According to law.
I The following is the anAwei received
by Governor Hogg from Captain Hughes
Uovernor j. S. iioEg, Austin Texas.
tiefIss Bianca. 5fexHH March ~ ~ am
not serving the railway company Tssn
day morning q switch WAS Displaced a
protect Dreperty ordered them nneau-
ing this industrialal on tl,e train at Fln-
lay. At Sierra Blsnna aided a deputy
sheriff N serving Injunction issued to
hhc Stnipe by dlsia1fit Judge. My command
10 IN camp at Ysleia nnd waa when your
telegrani was received. E'uh explanation
VIII Follow by letter.
John r. Hughes,
Captain Company n, Rangers.
The governor says that for tie present
this VIII end I'M communication between
MIN and the rangers
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Ilrrnh EqsaIlNa.


Arrest 81 Alleged Whiteranpera May
Lead TO Jlo1dHhed
Forest rsss Ark March sl.-srhs ar
rest q afteen aliesnd whisscapnera IL
Paievsi1ies tiiia county, on Indictments re-
turned BY The grand Jury now In ee3aion
baH canssd Intense excitement. The uou-
Die arose from this failure d soma d thA
farmcra % discharge sheir ohlleailonS
a. the meyehanlh and tis Consequent
foreclosure 81 mertsagca held hy the
nctchaniss This 4 II aaid. I'D 10 ll,S
burning pf a number o. farm h6pacs
owned by The mrfchAnts. ana Il ii sor
this oiferse TINT the pAriiek nfaor arrsst
wcre Indicted Il "a feared that the ~
tense feeling that hss been anGsudsred
may result III plcoasnea' Y
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Hungarian Flag WIN M bis5ixvxd ii
Honnr az kpKalftli
New York March - In response 10 Die
request Of d delegation representing W.
ricus Hungarian s0ciefies Mayor G.itog
today cordially consented thar iahe liun-
saflau ilag ~ foathd a. haif fdAet along
with tho stars and stripes on April I. Q1e
dry Of Kosspth's funeral The mayor VIII
alsp view the parade Of Hungarian WI.
lcicslea on That oeeaelon. III deferred i3r
the present his reply Is the reQreaz 13,a<
. liberty IN Dc hung h front pls tAe
city hall and tell1d ninety iN3 flihes
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central station Superintendent Powell
iuqiid that all We're on their way 10 Mas
siANnt 70 purchase SIX fawhidcs and have
Ian ~ l,9avv fis-vrtiunartcre IN The nofil-
lnN. saying; u propose 70 stop Tits tramp
nuEAnrc, Whether the superintendent
WAS In earnest IN hls thrcat % Whip the
frnnpH " mol known. rherc are now no
lrrgncrs ~ the work house and fully two
thirds OF them a4e lrsrnps
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pDpAiaaiNNr IN AnK.ANsAg.
Real worltiisEneg SAID 70 Have Formed 1.
toinnuFgy

Company
l-Istle Rock, Ais March q. IA cb.cparsl-
i've army q unefnploycd, eonStstins Of
fortyrflye men, arrived IL this city on q
freight train from Texafsana this MORN
Ing. 1sncy hHse no money nat are COM
fortnbfy ciothal rae men aay they are
not trampHs bit worliingine1 seeking ems
fil0ymefil. Two OF the men called on
Mayor fiall and requeted Il permit II
solicit food and work. They gave their
names AS u W. prinlrotc, "captnino Rsid
q De Aprada. serretnfy.
In the panty are wof1guen OF every de-
acrsDiicn inlecbanics iwo cJflipoAitnrs,
rond men. cooks AMI walters Ths riilea
ana rospilatht1s 81 the band arr That the
members fssriiiiit iifassTfp. 10 begging Ia
allowed The officers got PRIVILEGES from
Tho mayors Of the rili-s tnrough which
tiiey pasar1 % solicit onpioymeiit and aid
sgh4ta7 IA, town
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ELEcrIoN 81 InnRs.

Member OF Rarilameuf AdVocateH an EN-
tifely New Set
London, A5irrn q The 1T. Hon. Lord
Henry Courtney, member OF tlle house or
commons. who WIS formerly chaifmnn
Of committees ana deputy apfnkGr Of the
house tonight addressed unloniat meet-
ins al takcardifl, Cornwall Mt Court
neN advocated the election or new Att 81
pferH ore FOR each pvnBty throughout the
Kingdom. The pfreditery priuc'ple clone.
ne nnid. was nat sufficient 10 keep the un-
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pfnsam rNsUnANoR.

Hivon POST VIII pay 500
t<ehrsr OF nny person VINO
"a hx ncridens. provided
tefime the person 50 dying
= iis or her body THIS pa
~ Insurance h9ids good for
z<saly, or frnza d. M. 90 II
Itaise date of this paper. snf-
~ proofs os cnch claim mnaf
seated within - bourA at the
~ Once OF The 40 ton Posi.
|ssssf Tits policy 1, cold unIcss
4 .ifER Is unpp xhe person AT
siiststh.
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-uNIsMrLoYlan IN ApAlN. +


ftIVFIIlE 1ffIU FIFII HIslE MAKE l4ElTHE7IfI The
Military
CAdis March asA terioua riet has
taken place ut san Lpear sle Roxranied.l.
A mob Of 1000 people essi 81 soris nsfa.Irl.
The street and iinailr became 50 dIsoez
DERBY tlrat they pillnsea number of
stores ami did considerable nnouns Of
other datnnRe The police being ut)Afiy
unable T. cope With tEie aiss.fnance. shs.
military Aathorltiea wore called Oh and
nent d strone force Of lfoopa 80 the scenic
OF rioting; which rliccsadpn IL suppl asslnIt
the Disorder. u!
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peace army on il0 march To Vaehtnetou
Secretary II. r.. Adams hnd nude arranrh-
monia Tor twenty-fonr members 81 tha
group to leave Tor Mnsslllpn and Il Was
tho intention 81 the advocates of bomb.
compel ccnxrtas 90 Pass the two bils pros
vided the lawmakers refused to listen 10
peacefw arEnmtniA
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Bourbon. Ind. March n. A large mum
her % idls farm hands und factory men
vino i've ~ this ~ and seyerAl mprs meg
ff3m Hon Ntna Green and nfoiaan hnyn
~ 20 iain cpfcr'e army Home sfnuipt
ioirf1 the fantt
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waaAlnsipn. xaf,A si.~zk po<.oifinf
wne established today a fIelpis, Nan1s|es
eonhly, Frank =. EnnlH poasninsIor,
inpster A. Huivsr Ia Hall county, vice
kanaom Case roa.Eufis and ~. y. Renei
~ tuApy' GrayHun county vice y. T..
Eoif, resigned,
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iHdianapolie Ind March y rl,s police
correied q gang q twcnt3-two lranps ID
The eastern limits OF tho clly ana cilrtufed
The entire gang, When brought to the
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Columbus. Ohio. March "a The Coium.
hps group o. anarchists are III bad slate
Of mind Oyer the refusal Of Commander
co1ey 70 permit chem 70 accompany his
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eANAap lserIsfap


Mataxoiass q.sxas March $d.'-.i bald
three nesfoea fol tlle murder q NJ l3ui-
din IN this coarsS 4 fta dnye ago. oiaa
held slxteen s,s4fpts 1T ssitaezes fi,z III
Stats Now. X !hfS4 rart3ek arc Il FI&e}|a
of th'a State, tds1t h94 1tfn 10 Alzsti)t)f
g iyfcl aa3 Of Timer pIs'@s sI'.s, i<>siis5It +
fully. 5J - fIsfci ,on: = +
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WARRINGTON -l'he house cosnmitten
on Interstate and foreign rommVtec has
decided 70 siye a hearing today 10 ttlp
project Of ESTABLISHING d &ntiunAl Dureau
II Benlth, Several members III tho New
YORK Academy ~ Medtenie Wlll then mako
sarranstmtDsf IN hebAif Of The neasure.
and i1r, Wy1nan, surgeon general of the
marine hospital service, Will sneak m ppr.
p0eiiun
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l5aubssitutine rule that any cliKible club
can join without an Initiation rec. and In
casn any nsshsannent ~ NECESSARY u shall
not exceed $40.
NfTT YORK, William Cullen brew
lHter Formally anipunced late last night
ne engAscnient of hls aAngbte, Mssa
10 hrankenaisin. cr ItussIa. The weidiuR
VIII take liisce tonight AZ the fuinc OF
M. brrwaters Count % frahkensiein,
being Catholic The tnftifinge cetemopy
win be performed ~ AFchpishop Eosrt.
gan.
WARRINGTON lrhe house committee
on Interstate and foreign commerce has
decided 70 siye a hearing today 10 tsle
protest Of estpAlisnlnH 4 NatnnAl bureau
YORK Academy ~ Medtcnie Wll then mako
arrungtmtita N hebhlf Of The mrlsura.
and Pr, W5lnan, surgeon ENucral 9f the
marine hospital service vii sneak m op-.
poeltipn.
HURON Mayor Meyers. on behalf Of
The CITY q Huron, has served q notice an
Judge Campbell pf inc Firth circuit court
TO appear unfotn she bupfenie court ~
peremntpfy fpaidamus shouts not be y.
sued compelling him 10 decide the WHft.r
case argued before him November = 1888
involving $4,000.
NIgw YORK. The sraha arch Council
q t,si apps ~ ttatefut Mn De held
q iis iiesel savoy q, PIT
ffnterniticH With thlriy-llye chapters as.
uthuteii ~ over the country. fr4m Fhe two
inc Leland Stanford VI. university 10
California.
Tho sfampcd envelopes and newspaper
wrapper coutract. the largest ckteted into
by tha po*teniea Department, Nlii ha
DoPals JUST issued Tho bids win BE-
opened todaf and tho contract VIII 30
Into oneNnou October y
WII,I.I s MET0Nss 1inss The schedule
Of the Williams college ball team for tho
coming season has beuu nllnopnrea Some
leorKetawn. ~ WakhnEsDn, March 80
University III pennsYltahla, al Hhlladfi-
phia March y istlsiFi'. At raihiqhcni
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fore NE MipneHnta LeHKne 81 Republican
riuDs here today
NOW YORK To-day Dt .Ioxerb Joa-
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STATE AGENTS ron

CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS.
Betting. Hose. Packlngs. Etc
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY,
Wood Split pnlleys.
HENRY n WORTHiNoroN.
Steam Pumps
q. c. Atkins & Co.
circtiar and Hand Saws, Etc.
BRADFORD BETTING Co.
Leather Betting.
METROPOLITAN iN3EcToRs.
, esr IAN SIGHT FEED LunRIcA.
meets 81 large ar CO..
nre course ~ " vs5s Ant-Frictson Metal.
fade outlook Bs " 49,
'oning crop. Yea ~
az have been hiyhls eonns Tins
s q ne fasss ~ Z supp sopplls So''
'ep il-S Etc.
we barry as ck OF the sss,vo 4,
e @a"sass,ssscs ana s'lisl' your
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HOUSTON. TEXAS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28

NE.W fORIl,- -WllliAiii Cnllen lifew-
Hter formally announced late last night
the engnNcnlent Of his dAugbfnr M.sa
Annie SeAbnfy brewster. 20 Count Henri
ao htankcnaiein. or Itus1ia. The Wedding
VII take liiice tonight AZ the home OF
Mr. Brrwsler. Count 40 Ffankansieip.
being q Catholic, The iniif9ge cetemopy
win be performer by Afchpishop Eoirt-
gan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28
'PEx BR AND.

persons snink has been titi
the present advance. The
"a very largely professional and
4. y 4 large sc,ls@. As was stated.
tbe street Is concerned the veto
.leniorasc bill Is assured beyond
Although the course Of the mar
.Onewhat irregular. the stocks
"a recently been the strongest
50 today. This was true OF
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28

eilbSfltutlne rule that any eligible club
can join Without AN Initiation req. and IN
case any nFsAsainent ~ NECESSARY il shall
MOI exceed $40