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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03
FIRST THROUGH TRAIN RETURNS.


The first combined passenger train OF the
Canadian Pacific and Great Northern
roads 20 leave Seattle and go through 10
Vancouver returned at d O'Clock last even
ing, having on board the special excursion
party which went Mt the invitation of the
two roads. The party representing
the Chamber of Commerce was COM
posed of r. .. Graves. president; William
III. Naittlesey- secretary: Griffith Davies.
II. W. froseh. +. f. Wittler, +. A. Hill. c.
III. Lilly. J. ". Goodwin, John sehran,
W Il. Forrest, A. NJ. Brooks, n. III. Young.
BESIDES these there were Gen. c. \. Meem
Can't. Frank Taylor. L. H. Morton aud y
W. Lyons. assistant general manager of
the Everett Land Company The railroad
companies were represented by George
Mel Brown, district passenger agent AT
Vancouver. and T. W. VI ctilnnis. agrn. NJ
Seattle. Of the Canadian Pacific, and II. G.
Stevens, district passenger agent at Seattle.
and J h. Copeland. snperlntande nt of the
Great Northern.
When the train reached Everett ON ,he
return trip the party called Messrs. Me
oinnis and Copeland 10 receive thanks for
their courtesy in giving the excursion
which were expressed IA tho followinr
resolutions.
"NHagEAs. Ry the unifcation of the
Interests eft two great transcon,ineutaI
railways. the Great Northern and tho "a.
madam Pacific. IN the present ioiut track.
age arrangements. Seattle becomes fhe
Pacific terminus OF another great line ot
tratlsc; and
NhEKtAE, IL - owing 10 the courtesy Of
the local officials of the two said roads
thai ne mbers Of the Seattle Chamber of
commerce have been the recipients of an
excursion from the metropolis al Wash
ihgton te the coming metropolis Of British
Columbia over said lines.
hesa!sef. That the chamber Of Com.
meFee hereby tenders 10 MeSsrs r. ". Nc.
a1nHis and George Ne. L. brown 81 the
'anadlan Pacific, and 10 MeSsrs 4. T.
Shelby. !. Il. Copeland and r. & stevens
~ the uTeat Horthera railways, is crate
iHi appreciation ct the kind ness shown OF
the opportunities given for viewing the
beautiful scenery 50 noted along the route
and she chauc. ct visiting the handsome
city Of NancouysF. h. T."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03
TOLD HIS OPINION WITH HIS FIST.
Attorney Morris Gees Outside the Law
for Redress

Attorney W. III. Morris emphasized his
opinion Of Clarence Peppier yesterday
afternoon by punching him in the ear
PeppIer Immediately swore out a warrant
Tor assault aud battery and the case viii
be heard February Ia
IL appears that Morris ( Benson. attor-
ncys, held q premissory note from a man
named scott, secured by cha,gei mort
gage on tao teams Of horses. The note
vas sold TO Peppler by Mr.. Benson during
Morris absence. but II is claimed on the
agreement that Scott was not TO
be pushed. Peppier had the sheriff
take possession Of tke horses Thurs.
day night, Il IS claimed, aud Morris
x Benson. 20 protect Scott. purchased the
note back a. an increase Of about So over
what they got Tor It. When Morris met
FePp,eF yesterday be told him thai ne vas
NOT gentleman 20 take advantage of scott
and that be felt Ike punching his nose.
Fepp!er replied something to the effec;
that Morris had better not Try il. aud then
Morris Gst shot oat. IL was not knock.
oat blow. bat il cut Mr.. Pegpler's ear. lie
bad Morris arrested and the case viii De
heard ~ Justice Humphrey February IA
Ne. Norris. when seen hy a Posr-IxrEilf-
GENtKs reporter, said.
y IS. ! struck him. sad While i nav
nos oe TGEat IN tie ewes 81 the iaw fee n
Is as man - man PeppleT &aew about
TIE note, pretended 70 Re Scott's friend
sad after purchasing tho note IN nay alb
seace Gil not AeSp has aEFes E4ent -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03
Railroad and oorpora,ion Notes.

r. Il. De Yoe. travelling auditor of the Union
Pacific road. was In town yesterday
Niue car loads OF sugar arrived by the North
ern Pacific road yesterday from New York
The receipts Of coal from the mines on the
Columbia Puget sound road In January wera
- tons.
The receivers OF the Atehison main line have
been appointed receivers G! the Colorado Mid.
land railroad.
The Dnion Pacific receivers win on Monday
pay the interest on oregon Navigation first Sc,
due January I, amounting to tlis.26a
General Manager {. j. smith and General
Superintendent, II. +. bush, OF the oregon Ina.
proFsmeat Company, were In q. ympia yes,er-
day
The salaries Of the general officers of the ben.
YER s. Flo Grande railroad have teea restored 10
the basis in force before the voluntary reduction
that went into effect Isst september. The sal.
aries of other employees viii be readlusted
March I.
The receivers of the Lake shore road have
made new distance tariff on lum ee- logs, lsth.
shingles. shingle bolts, cord wood ani bark, thus
doing away with g number of special rates rul-
ing hitherto
Ihs Northern Pacific road has reduced the
rates on dynsmos. fire engines. wooden names
aud stamped ware from Chicago. Mississippi
river aud Missouri river common points to
North Pacific coast terminals TO be effective
February =
The stockholders of the Virginia Land ana
Tosnslte Company, owning iaad on the Lake
Shore road. met yesterday and elected the fol.
lowing trustees; Thomas r. Cakes Henry 4
Payne. George r Eaton, W q. Chapman and l.
A, Nadeau.
The United states court At Denver has ordered
the mon Pacific receivers not 60 abandon the
JulesanrE cutoff until the matter has been al.
ius;ed blythe court This shuts of the ac,ioa
contemplated hy the Union fseinc. to so ioto
effect GA February g.
Ia the auditors once yesterday a trust deed
was placed on record by which thc North Seat
Ge cable Railway Company. by q. T. Denny, It's
president conveys 10 The Guarantee Loan and
Trust Company in trust al iu property 10
secure the payment ot Sao<0 worth o. 81, 600
bonds recently noated by the company SIR
haony explained last night that about sIo,eon OF
the motley thus obtained had been expended in
buyiag aew cattle for the road ana that the
remaining $1,000 would be held in trust by
jacob Fnfih, 10 I've expended in keeping ths
road in condition ia tAe future
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03

The heaviest car load OF freight which
ever arrived IN Seattle now stands CT the
Northern Pacific depot on the :arges, car
ever seen here. 10 consists of tao cables
for the Front street road from ST. Louis.
one OF which weighs a, 7fJ pounds and is
~. SIS feet long. and the other weighs =. 6i0
pounds aud is II. oo6 fee; long. the aggregate
weight being 20. 405 pounds. The Hat car
on which they stand is thirty-seven feet
long, has sixteen wheels, is capable of
carrying 10000 pounds and was built
especially for the purpose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03
Astlvssx IN the Forsss..

Increased activity in the lumber bust
ness Is noticeable all along the Lake Shore
road. and the business Of the road in tie
last week Of January vas better than that
% any week since last June. Lanes log
gine camp on Sesier's spur. near -uoho-
mish. and Day Bros. and Chapman's, on
Chapman's spar. near Clear lake, nave
started operations. making six along the
road sgaiast none last summer aud fall.
The Fremont mill is again in operation
and oiGord's mill. ~ Arlington. has
started after n years suspension.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03
THE Z. p. rs KICKING NOW.


eHfcaeo. Feb. z-The Union Pacific 10
DAP refused 70 Dc party % the raising Of
the $3.50 hasing rate nox in effect be-
tween the Missouri and the Pacific coast.
on the ground that IL would have disss-
fToHs effect On local business. The inter
s<fed hnrs we're In session today to en-
deavor 20 prevent utter Generalization Of
rsBscontlnsnfsl traffic. hat nothing was
accomplished The search for . remedy
xIll continue tomorrow.
The Atchison today announced rate OF
cents mile 20 parties OF ten or over. II
claims the Union Paciac has been secretly
making this rate for theatrical parties and
has also been deadheading advance agents
ard excess baggage The Atehison rate
applies 70 only t-ans- Missouri territory.
but i intirnates thai lines east Of the rIver
have been doing the same as the tinion
Paeisic. and unless stopped the cut will
extend into the territory OF the Western
Passenger Association.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03
BREyiTIES.

Fried chicken lunch .odsy at Mrs Atwood g.
In all the schools lew primary classes win be
started on next Monday. They will DO for
children just starting 10 school.
Burglars entered the cellar OF Phil Ne!s' resi-;
dener, at So Harvard street yesterday morning
and stole asoa. So worth of provisions
SIX more chinsmen were added to the lists of
applicants for REGISTRATION Yesterday hy Deeatv
Collector Harlan, making the total 10 date So
Herman Harrison, the Serth seattle tailor
who made such botch OF cutting his throat.
was taken 10 the county farm from the city lail
yesterday.
iszac Burns, petty iafceuist who can lie
easier than he can tell the truth, wes sent 10
the county jail for twsasy days yesterday by
Justice Caldwell B1rns stole Ratchet from J
h. oEdusy.
F. A. Mcdonald, deputy collector Of customs,
received the sad news yesterday of the death al
his Only brother. W. l. Mcdonald. at Jscssoa-
vile, Ill Deceased was leading lawyer and
prominent III tae councils Of the Democratic
party in Illinois
ne funeral OF Franklin Paine was held az
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon at the rooms OF tie
cross Undertaking Company. under the aus
pices Of Columbia lodge. No ?, A. o. L. ". ana
the g. A. K Rev r. Dunlap Dictated aud in.
teEmsnt took place IN L@ks View cemetery.
Rev. g, II. Shan, general missionary Of tia
A'NN's~'+1s N~~h~SF sNas ErtAF1cI from the
East, bic third visit 70 Seattle, aaa will preach
tomorrow evening, 50. at MssonIc temple. Hi,
assistant, Rev j. Z, ksyes. viii be with him
next week Al the Caivetsasist conferences A.
Tacoma
fSEaca church was again taxed 10 its ufraes.
capacity last evening u seat the people who
ieesei 10 hear ". J. Ford. The REVEALS: sow
holding series Ct meetings there Mr Ford
has q style OF orAsory peculiarly bis owa Which
holds tae attention OF bis hearers FROM The BE-
ginning 10 TIE end Of hls discourse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03
Highest of all in Leavenng PowefLases u S Govt Report
Roe! B Bsxdsgz
ABSOLUTELY Pure

ion district. Many OF his constituents
asked il Of him as they considered he should
CAST bis vote in the ward from which he
vas chosen. and which ne viii represent
in the usual course Of affairs, until March.
iSas.
By an odd coincidence he has taken the
house next to that occupied by President
ksoebcr OF the house OF delegates. who
represents the same ward in the lower
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03

ST PAuI. Feb. Leaders of the rail-
road mems brotherhoods were together
this morning, discussing the matter of the
Northern Pacific grievances. They were
in session with representatives of the road
this afternoon. and after hearing them il
was decided TO make another appeal TO the
receivers against the reduction in wages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03

The passenger tariff Of the Lake Shore
road has been revised 30 as 10 make con
siderable reductions 10 near points as far
as Derby. The reductions in single trip
rates are as follows: Wayne, from 81 70 IS
cents, BothelI. from 81 10 IS cents: Wood
inviile, from 81 TO 20 cents The round
"trip rates to these points and Derby are
reduced from 81. 75.to the following figures:
WAYNE. Sis, Botheii. Sis: Worthwhile.
si.5o; Derby, si65 These rates went into
effect on February 1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03

Tie funeral services OF TsomAs Price we're
held yesterday afternoon a. Bonney & stewards
ehapss. Rev. john z. Damon officiating The
"a bearers wera J. J. Tharaton. Timothy Ryan
DEAN Mctrsth. r J. R3oney. James 0lll and
Natg Braualk4a. The lntegmens took place in
lake View eemstsfy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03

Alderman Sweeney Eetarns to Hf.
Elective Ward

Although 'here Is no guesiioa as 10 Al
defH3aD Sweeney T.gAi 20 reside in auv
e'heE "&E'- ihan the SIKH. ahlcA be rep
fsssGts ~ tbs city council. &c has decided
- change Els residence back 10 ihEf elec-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03

hsbss on this side 81 the ocean Mark Ten
snis wIil probably 90 TO China and estab-
!lsh business relations wish the merchants
there
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03

~ ; O'Clock this afternoon Sham the
Mexican burro which has been on exhi.
hltion IN the show window Of Hyam,
rauson & Co will start on ITS race against
time 10 the music of the firms {uvenfie
brass band, From the store At the corner
OF Front and Columbia streets IL win 90
up troat and Pike. down second and
columbia 10 tie starting point. with CAV
decorations flSunsing in the breeze. seats
NIL re placed in the show windows 70
afford The ladies an Opportunity Of seeing
she race and VIII ne reserved for them
alone Guessing a. the time of the race
wiil &c kent VI until . "a r. IT.
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Ihe rapnl.r Sic mea.e 60 nr ssla out.

Mr- J. OlCoy.ch arrived ON the Titv al
fucaa from san Francisco Yesterday for
the purpose 81 closing up theIr store here
kHoNn IS the Popular shoe Honse. 1910
fTont street, between Madison and Spring.
TIE stock must positively lie sold within
ninety days, Goods will oe s0,a ~ sboas
hall price, commencing today, This Will
Re monsy saving safe fer the puddle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03

Tie Northern FSesas kFe paw fuuasnx alaias
ca aSsSssa seattle at fortiaad ca fratas
lesvtas seattle daily al ? q n. sal leaving
foy,lAa& aSlgy at a n Ta.s service -
Acknowledged q, Ia fss -, rr,a.s~4
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b. s : Homeopathic Cough aud Croup svrvn
Pleasant 10 taSs and wig cure Sold bx al
lEuggiSts
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Mrs, I. l.yaea has removed - ~ Second
street. Tie nes store Viii Re kn8wn as
Tbs Bedfegn.
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tioIAE ARRIVALS

= Frtck son s ~, gae.a TCasassr. pa-s.ssa
huSErN "a h-akaw. ~t3naoc-.
NSN eFs "a. \ aaesy Txsa-A
= 'ft-- tf.l1sa, q Il Astbsws.
a a5saza. Esrasas NrsE s. t-lsyeFse~ So
" 20 E@4a &gAstxea Ns4r.s-s y 81 "a.
81 NFAeFzcher, asa - Nj. wn.sarg,.
Is ss 8agh. Ha.eas Mes \ = strs
V 81 AkHats & . Meat n ~ W,.Afs-.s1 s~....
} kySs = e. EEefe1s Nuran tsg.fssxg.5s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03

Qa;ck relief from cRorP and v blooming
cough Is afforded BY ng. p.Jayae' : Expeeto-
raat. ;he cd family STANDBY for Cough.
and Gods, Pulmonary and Bronchial atlsc.
fsunS
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oesn urtli oelock torieht. c3ope- 4 r.vv
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CITY I3REyITIEs.

There was work in the rel cross by
Euthyen commanderr, X IT,, iarl nigh.
Bansford chapter. order OF The Eastern
Star, viii hold It's regular meeting tonight
IN the Masppic Temple,
Mcssrs Mcdonald a Farmer shipped a
carload of veal f. New Orleans yesterday
which was raised in Harris county
calico dress bail win bc gwen tonight
by the White oak Social circle at waite
Oak hall, corner Of Holly and H-ockctt
Mr.. p. Raphael, manager Of the HouE-
ton Clearing HOUSE. reports the bank
movement FOR March H. lsei al y5Hs0j
There were Sa9 voters who added their
names TO Registrar Max RoscuthaFs list
yesterday, making the total TO date 1888.
The warehouse Of Coleman & Schultz
sn the First ward was broken into by bur
glars night before last and about 500
worth OF groceries stolen.
Il j. Walden. the man who aitcmpted
suicide hy jumping In the bayou MONDAY
eYcmng mas been taken IN charge by the
Sisters Of st. Joseph's innrnary.
The negro Charles Nation, who was
brought TO the station house yesterday
suffering with consumption, was sent 4
7he county hospital by city Health on
Ger clarendon
Tobe Robinson. negro was arrested
yesterday by SheIiff Ellis, charged with
theft committed IN Grimes county. ia
IS now In jail awaiting instructions from
Grimes county officials
1nere VIII he a cplorc1 political meet
ing az the corner Of RuslS and Paigt
streets at O'Clock Saturday night
All the candidates are invited TO be pres
ent and address the crowd
Mrs. Lydia HARDWOOD aged 70 years,
native of Ontario, died In Brazoria on IN
18th day Of March at 7.30 o'clock In IN
evening, and her remains were shipped Il
this city and embalned by Wall q Stab
nnd shipped last night to Beot. Wis, 10
burial
A couple OF boys tied can 10 dog
sah IN the Firth ward yesterday and a
the dog started down the street the,
yelled mad dog. Quickly the cry VA,
taken up by number OF people on IN,
street, and man hit the dog In the heaf
With rock and killed It.
A gentleman who has recently arrived
IN Houston from Denver has purchased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-15

iaet evening Niou,gI3re lall presented a
scene ~ mirth. the occasion being a com
p..meusary dance u honor Of three caarra
.ag yoIu@ society bellies. who are visiting
10 this city. Misses Ella Metz OF, New
York. Hat,ye IIotbcntbal ~ D soto. Mo.
and Mamie Stern Of Galveston IL was
given by the young Hebrew gentlemen
Of this city. AZ "a early aour dancing
commenced and the evening hours were
pleasantly rpeu, tripping the light mu-
lattlc 90
Al rhe miduish, hour tbe beautiful
"HpmC sweet Home" brought the even
ug's entertainment 70 CLOSE Those
present were Misses Mamie Ahcie7hn
1l,a Meta Hattye Ifoheuthnl. AIaute
stern. Della KAN. Josie oqct Bella
HAHN Cora Jacobs l1a ZlrkoNsEy. Esther
Ham HeyGe EgseaHeid Messrs Joe
Ros-ntaal y. r Fox Joe Levy. A H..
R5scuthal Ernt fssker n Frccdnan.
C4as Z. Jones Zoe 4al4 Iyuau Levy.
S-mulIan. Ad3lph Rols. sesrnglr lew,
El Jonas, Alex Resented % Atau;a,
Ga
The party was chaperouoi hy Mr. and
Mrs IA. NewbOuer and SIR and Mrs
Dan Blrchard
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street, In the Firth ward. has assumed g
more serious aspect and charge of
criminal assault now appears pu The pa-
lice records against him The chArEe
was made by Mrs. t. Mu,vey. Hicks had
hearing before Recorder hun-
can yesterday aud was bound
over to await the action Of the
grand jury iu the sum ut Sl93 As
he could not give the bond he was re-
The man Hicks who IS charged with
the crime is YOUNG follow about ~
years OF age aud SCENE to be haii crazy.
He does not saem o. realize the gravity
OF the charge placed against him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-15

There VIII be meeting OF the pck
Downing Camp q Confederate veterans
Sunday
Important business win come W and all
members are rquestcd 10 be rr.sa,,
Delegates will DO elected 10 attso5 ,t.
annual meeting ~ the Terss JigjTi-- ~,
Waco Anril 9 ana T. ana The n.etirr.
~ me Nationa organ'zs lou ~ Tinted
Confederate Veterans al Ri,.t,. ,'''N4
Ala, April Is ana ~ "'''' nam
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several hundred acres q, land some seven
miles north of the city, He Will use ~
ana Is hrcakiuE nh the land now prepare
Tory 10 culuvating 10 next f.dl
iNeN T. II. lRmkin vail preach az tae
Iu9m Avenue Mission touisht az NoC'oe6,
anu bis subject viii he us hea'h VIC
sNA ihcse Thursday n.ght services ~
the mission are very Interesting ana krcAt-
y appreciated 10y those liyp- n thal part
oi thc City. Dr. Lamkiu extends a near
~ LuN.Llt.nn 10 IN - --.--..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-15

A negro named Bill Harris was drsv,o.t
In the bayou AZ the foot OF Nan 80,
lie was WORKING on raft In the -
while drunk and FELL on INTO w ~, Daiou
and before assistance could arrive ~ ~ ~
drowned '''' ne was
Justice Schwander held an lnonas,
rendered "a verdict IN accorda'nce ~
the facts stated above WIN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-15
THE DAY IN THE CITY,
ARRANGEMENTS ron SAN JAoINro
DAY.
Additional Military Companies that
Have Been Heard Prom Meeting
OF Old Hickory Camp Tonight.
Arrest ola Tailor Notes.

The arrangements Tor the celebration
Of San Jacinto day by The military and
frcmen are progressing well. The mefn-
bers az the committees are hard az work
and win leave nothing unaone 20 make
the affair success Colonel Richard
cooke. chairman q Jac committee on in
NItauou yesterday received letters from
the following companies accepting the
invitation 10 BE- present q; ;Ae ecleara.
ton: Brennan Fed Aranc-y, Govern
ors Guard OF Austin. II is ;housh; tAat
in addition to the names Of the companies
already published, the JcG DAVIS Guards
Of Jasper VIII be present
The programme ot the musical and Nj
era-y entertainment: 90 he given this
evening by the Hadley EGort society IN
the lecture room oi The Frs Baptist
church Is as follows.
Piano solo........ .....-. Mss Ateie Kern
Recitation--..- ..-... MISS ivan lta.leo.lf
Song o.. ......Nlss Esg5ile FurEhein
WarhhnE-.......... =. Miss Anne NE,fnt
necitaticu-..-. ..-...Nlss lEStine rEAhh-.t
Song. ,......s.. Air, W. w. l'AL Ats-
Piano solo. ........A Mrs. Katharine Craig
Recitation. -....-.- ..slrs- WIN, ~ ls,t.-,.
song--.,-... -.-..... LATHE A1n4-hr.A atW
Resi.ation a Voice From iae 200.
house by special r1ueso -..-,
.......-...... .....Eiss Mazda Mcleod
TaEso solo. MIR r. T.. Burlington
Plano solo,. Miss Jae.e AaEe4 1
song ..------ .....' '..'---....- -ssS ="
Tuesday evening large number % I
young people me; az the Nor1h star hai. .
IN Jourieviue and spent she evening 90 I
social pleasure Dancing was the man
feature Of she eveinF and under t1e able 4
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Tho case OF William Hicks. alias Herr.
ing. who was arrested few DAYS ag,,
charged with using abusive lanena,e y,
Mrs c, Alul ey at hei home on w,v.r,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-15

stoIen-One smith Premier typewriter.
No 27lor, so reward FOR recovery Of
same or for detection ~ thief George
Ellis sheriff. or Jno vs. StansHeld, Hous-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-15

ME" ANp HANDSOME QUARTERS
ana reHdy tp show Easter Cards ,r,ya,
no9k8 Aud ail She new literature ai iisn.
sp,l h"nh store Shay building. Voc con.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-15

FacNea

FeaChcH, Rua0heFr7e9, TeaT9 AurIC0ts-
Ch-rro3 Apples and Cranberries. also
"A fresh supply nf Ferris Ham ANA Bone
less Bacon, Silver Shield Hams A
Phone 20
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gag cooking stoves and hot plate, ~,
sale by Houston Gas JdEht 90. ~