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Washington, March mir ClpVoiand'e
| t,.lt, ntop,, "a, Nor,h r,n,oit,,, ..,n., 49,
nv 800 "l N"''''"" ''"Ns '"AeH
MN mo hpof'smhns pnradiae, and mon
TO come barrie vim dueit reese n,ynn
,,,,.u 80, - - -. $50,
N"'eWi pi"Htt hlu pfIHuPs rev pIhpi1
RFprcgentntive Royburn Of penusylynnin
80, a -, ,,,.s,,,.,,,o ~, ~, n,ErtG co.,
iln" su"V pIrbViNe -" tip N"it" N"io
Ina coast and 10 familiar with the grounds
through which the presidential party IL
,r,tgin,, a., te,h,,rr,s nroaar,, a on
N'"'"Nih' 49, 'NN' ~" l'NN /" "
buranCa Island. ana inciuhos 1000 acreH
upon which are 500 deer. Mr. Rryhnrn
bpg Moon ,le1t door MT IA lima ,yblic ont
H,,ntin,, tte'i,s nccn bc,,,, IA, reu III
KIM biislf hsaT tIe lnrgest ,,ne beiug or
thg lsftls,t sigS
pfiovs Ntr Revburn'f nrtarrve strctrhes
pIr5ilf,, 9ni,bl niri ,,itI ,yild fowl nfh
,,,9,,s .,,i a. ~, I,,ots,,, ~ ti,. ,,-tiIfv
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THE MARQUIS OF DUFrRR1N NOT
WANTED AT PARIS.
An Autograph Letter to Queen VIC
toria Sent Prom oarnot Max
ing the Demand.
IF NOT COMPLIED WITH pUrrERrR,s
PAssPoRT WILL BE GIVEN HIN,
Great Britaia's Ambassador Said 10 Hav,
Been oOneernsd in Recent seandals-
no, Said TO Know What Far, He Took,

Paris March i.--rhIs city has been treat
cd today to an Angophobia sensation
The newspaper Cccarde says that presl-
dent Garnet by autograph letter sent 10
London by special courier has demanded
that queen Victoria recall the British am
passador. the Marquis OF Dunerin, stating
that otherwise tie British ambassadors
would receive his passport.
This ultimatum is said to have been ac-
companlcd by documents that Lord DUFF
fen had played Il leading role IN the scam
dial disclosed by the Figaro ana duplicating
the Princess Marie portions. also the
prncess waldemar OF Denmark aud
Colnt danny, recently Flemish ambassa-
dor ut copenhagen, The sensational story
alsoa saya tha, the princess and Count
danny were merely the unconscious tools
Of others, addIns that President carnot
knows what part the British ambassador
played in connection with The aehcne to
obtain the czn's approval of Che Franco
Russian understanding.
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to without, division ana then the house ad-

to without division ana then the house I'D
1ournCd,
There was state OF fevcrish unrest in
all sections OF the house with Mr.. Glad
! stones arrival. me premier entered hur-
r.cdly. AS the cheers which greeted him
died away MI. GlndStone's expression be.
came wlstfuL The strain on the rest OF
the ministers WAS also apparent and dur
ing MIR. Glndstones speech tho greatest
excitement prevailed Throughout the house.
IL was whispered on all sides that the
great liberal leader was making hie laPt
speech 10 thc COMMONS ana the delayed at
tack upon the lofus delighted the radicals
Mr., N +. oConnor. commenting upon
Mr. Gladstoue'S speech said. The old
man made a good attack upon the lords"
OF INK kouse ~ som,pnns ,bs shancsllor
Sir William Vernon llarcourt, announced
that the government had no Information
government desires the Assembling OF u
monetary conference. The British Eoverl-
moW di not intend 70 make proposals. as
" Shw no advantage,
Tho Pon Mall Gazette announces In big
type TINT 1t Is definitely settled that MIR,
GLADSTONE would have an audience with
the queen ON saturday mex ana that he
Will thcn Officially tender HIS resignation,
II Is understood that the public ans
nuunccmcnt Of MI G.aiStonc's retirement
from office win most certlnly be made
on Monday ami that Lord T. ,eobcrry viii
be Hummpnei, In conclusion, The Pan
Man Gazette says that there Is 40 present
mtonuun OF dissolution 81 parliament
MI Gndstpne'g reSigna ton, according 10
the Gu2cttc. was dec ded uuon az the open
lng al the year, TINT necessary arrange.
monts domnnd such consldcr4t ton ana aro
such that It has thecn decided TINT clad
stunc VIII retain his seat In the houEe Of
cummons, but lie VIII not tcfnpin "a meme
Der OF the cphipct
Mr. banourcAcre waited today uron the
liberal whip. RI Hon Edward Malcrl-
banks protesting against the ihcA that
Lord Rosehcrry should be se'erted 10 suc-
coed Mr., Gladstone SAYING that " .hc
premier wAs not chosen FROM among the
members of tho hougp of commons they
would loaVU the liberal party
Mr.. MHlur.hnnltg promised 70 submit the
demands Of tNo dcputatlon In the proper
utlilrtpVe.
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VICTORY FOp sILVBR.

Washington, March 1.-The passage Of
the Bland Bill thts afternoon BY a vote Of
1858 to i29 was great victory FOR the silver
mon. II was long fight, and one IN
which they never yielded an inch, ana the
whole hiibustering movement was intend
ed TO worry Band into cutting the second
section out OF the bill. but no firmly re-
fused 10 DO 80 and succeeded In passing
the bill. which r. undoubtedly an advance
for silver from the low position u mas re-
Gentry hold.
IT. chief provision Is that IN the second
section. which provides that sherman
notes, which are payable ~ gold Or SILVER,
shall be cancelled when received Il. the
treasury AMI cancelled In amounts equal
10 the amount OF bullion coined into stRnd-
ard dollars. silver certificates payable
only In silver ARE 10 be Issued In lieu OF
the retired Sherman notes.
Unusual thug for him day ana made q
short speech, and although the nmend-
ment which he offered failed, MS IDEAS
were generally commended.
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BLAND'S BILL PASSED.
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE SECOND
SECTION PRESENTED.
one Hundred and FOrty-0ne Demo
Gratis Voted for and Fifty
Against the Bill.
ALL TaB BULLION IN TIE TREASURY
To BE COINED.
Mills Refused to Servo en- the Ta:iE Committee
and Demanded That the RESOLUTION
OF Voorhees, Be Withdrawn,

'FeN ,,, .r
an .i8tts,, -NaIoN iHe lous suus
~ ~, Ec over the Bland bill Tor
IN, 'ghi the silver saiguioragc and
t,. .i,, '' NV e', NV 90,
'N 'N' '' '''S treasury Nu' ''''
ca To-Day 10y The passage of the bill by a
vote OF los 10 llq q minority in favor OF
,b.. hnt ,e ,,..... .. .,..,.f - "a b..
,'''' cav
40 oIIHs tAt Oil on a vote WAS "'"PNca
by "a bare quorum Immediately AFTER The
b,,,s, ,,,,,..,I ,.e. ,,..,ls.,r, ..,,-,.,- t,u
,i-.[
hdoes'eiel' oGt they were po"eTIeaa 10 uo
anything further 10 place an obstacle IN
'' AS, va" a., Oh ''.e o'l'' , .,..,..,.
1A'' '"7 a"'IN1-i'e"' S N"eiSN ~ N''1 ~"
ure by ITS oppgAen,a were defeated, the
one wh!ch poiled tAe most votes being Mr.,
oo,aw"lte. 5 amendment to strike ou' 'Ne
slsVNH eeoVuh'
The bib as PASSED, was iu the nature
OF a substitute Tor ihe ar,.irnl teNt of the
-,.,,,r mn ..,,,,,... MO-, l,5
measure me 'Adheta 40 nos "'l'N' vac
material features OK the DIN, Nht-A pro-
yldes for the go.nare OF The silver sc.gu-
,,r..., ,,, Nh. .,.,s,,,.,.. ,,, i..,,. of a,.ysr
" @ '
cerulcHlcs thereon II need pc IN me V'7-
erection OF tha secretary OK tna treasury,
anal ft..r,,ta, t.,. ,..,... .,,. al. tn. -.uittiu-
anu thereafter lle co'''se "a '"e 'e'''"'.'-
4el OIL 'At h0'"'H as 4''' as i'A1' '"''s
and the issue OF silver certificates thereon
to take ,ho place OF the treasury notes
ISSUED under me sherman act, Which are
.o he renriyea Aid. c,ucelt,,i az fust as lac
co.ua.e fakes place.
The change made In the substitute SIM
ply nuke spycmc Che fact tina, inc scib-
nOraSe IS 10 he coined and tuat TINS uli.
notes uuaer existing ia"s. An analysis %.
the Vote by Whlch the biii passes SHOWS
th1l ~ democrats, ID Tep3pNeahs ana
popuIsts-totd ltS-Eoled iol II ana ~
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clEvGlANp1s pAn'Y.
The President aud COMPANIONS Enjoyng
Great sport

llt iltFNtnN dUu AoNlhANlohs iNlolhE
Great sport
elizabeth Guy ~ g.. Mnreh d. Pres,-
dent Cleveland and HE party are rtll fur.
thcr away from civilization. The yacht
Violet was lying az Iona Point, near the
foot 81 Albemlrie sound ana the CheBa-
neolsr canal Not having an opportunity
90 try their akin on duclSs there led 10 their
hauling M anchor and they btood away
TO thc southwark. rhe Violet crossed
Albcmarlc sound ana entered Crootan
sound, about thirty miles distant from tho
starting point Here the vessel is anchored.
Two miles distant lies Roanoke island,
malo memorable by the landing OF Sir
water Raleigh ana later 10y tHc opera lions
of thr tleot n The bloody battle of Roam
oko ana further 60 fhp eastward, but In
PLAIN sisht OF the presidents stopping
place Hes NnE's H. with rs niysteri-
oua-snoving sand hits 4nd near al hand
e Kltiy Hawk, u cvii fame where the
Unitod states steimahip Huron Naa cast
away ana nearly all Of the officoro and
crew ware drowned owing, it was said.
20 lalen Lights on the shore, II ~ nrobanle
that The Violet viii keep to the wcat side
of Inc sound. where tho water IS deep
enough Tor easy navigation.
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quorum was made on this vote and the
Before the anal vote cluld be taken Mr.
Tracey OF New York moved to rec0minit
INC OIL withcM instruction TO the com
mlWee on coinage weights and measures.
lae to i65
me vote was then taken ON the taal
plStsge Of the bill The bill passed-i6S
Loud cheers and hand clAppInr ERECTED
,pe liual announcement Of the victory won
nE the advocates OF the measure
Mr Cummings then asked and obtained
ui.tR9 linouS conscnt for the passage OF
sarge and the bill passed
Simpson.
Al 600 the house adjourned.
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no cuANGn pROcpDuRE.

washington, March Representative
Bell has introduced bill which WIN prop
ably attract much attentiin Ia legal or,
cics. II provides that a case transferred
from the State 70 the Federal courts ehal
Do taken TO the Federal court OF ths
district IN which the county Ia located
rather than 10 the Federal court where
the next term IS 10 be soonest held roI
Instance a case transferred ~ conanone
county TO the Federal court eonla pe
taken 10 Waco rather than up 70 1ranain,
regardless Of the time OF terms al either
ulace
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Washington, March 1.-The public dent
statement issued AZ the treasury depart
ment today shows an increased public
debt during February OF SNG0i.2i5, Tha
cash IN The treasury amounted 70 SiS70l5.-
sI. which Is an Increase for phe month
OF sigV5JGal. Both Of these increases are
largeY due 10 tho bond ISSUE OF %D,O)0OOD.
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Murdered a Poilcemnn--Attempted Suicide
Not Successful.

ANuA NhAAfhnANAs
Carlisle, Pa, March 1.-The crime FOR
which Charles solyards today paid the
denth penalty was the murder OF a police
man, George y. Martin, on SATURDAY
night. April s, 1879.
heat early In the evening and shortly At
forwards he was seen TO follow a man into
d dark lane There was o shot man
ran and Martin WAS picked NJ dean. FROM
nefsed the murder suspicion az once faH-
taned upon SalynrdB. = noted HarrlspurB
thief, who had been seen 10 Carlisle that
day reward Of 1900 was offered LOT
he capture ~ The murderer, Salyarde WAS
traced first 10 HagarstUwn. thence 70 Win
chester, Va. where he was arrested
brought back aud convicted OF the 'nur-
der,
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MIR. WILSON'S CONDITION.

City OF Mexico March ITO me seefs-
tary Of state: dust heard from Mr. VIII
son. His temperature Is normal ana gen
eral condition good. conyaleseenee sure
N not imprudent. but slow, needing good
Dourishment and rest; out OF al dangef'
ciittendon, Consul General.
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IopAY,a nvENTs.
The Posts Bulletin with What VIII Trans.
pire This Day Throughout the



BOSTON, AN important move In the
nght between the New York and New
England and Nov York New Haven and
durtfoid roads was made on February .
IN the unttl States circuit court for the
New England II WIS n3thinE less than
an attempt which u t. said, WI be sue
cosatpl, 70 prevent The New Haven road
from discriminating against the Nov
England and 70 accomplish what is being
tried by other means IN several orders
now before the state legislature. Judge
Colt has granted " restmininE order
against the New Haven company, which
holds good nntil dissolved, The hearing rs
net for today. This action on the part OF
the New England Is not only novel. but is
ono oil Who most Important and far-reach-
ing results of any taken ~ the recent
railroad history OF the Gommonwealth
Epw YoRK.--The ladiea' Of the Naval
Veterans association Of the nnitei STATS
are 70 fundamentally organize ~ Bipoklyn
today THE officers OF the body viii b.
known by naval n3n1ehcatpre, such as
commander lieutenant commander, iicu-
tenant ensign, master ensign, surgeon,
paymastcr, chaplain, quartenmaater boat
swain and masier-at-arllis As all offs
Gers viii he ladies' these names will be
used In the feminine,
BATON RoUGE,--.Cfovernor Foster re-
Gently signed rho death warrants Of DAve
Johnson and Mansfield Nhthingtph, the
two negroes convicted IN this parish OF
Kane, aud who also confessed to the MUIR
dor Of Professor Nonh0fe at Burnet1e
The execution Is orier 60 take place today
betwoen the hours q i2 M. and ., m
sr. PErBRsBURG, An international
exhibition OF machines, appliances ana
apparatus for the cleaning screening,
dressitg and drying Of grain and ogher
Heod from March to 10 The exhibition
is 9rranlxed by the Imperial Free Econa-
mic Society of Russia In Petersburg.
NEW YoRK.--1'ho aecond Of the great
pigeon shooting matches between crack
teams from PhlHdeipha and Now York
tnltes ploce at Babylon today. beautl-
ful CUP lg the trophy and New York has
already won one ont OF tilo three proposed
matches
MILWAUKEE,. The applications OF
Chiefs Arthur and Sargent and other rail.
WHY union leaders for modification Of
Judge Jcnleins' order prohibiting North-
ern Pacific employees from striking will be
hoarh today by Judge Jenkins
COIyfAD TcxnH.-lrhe corner stone az
tfc court house Of Gollad county VIII be
laid today with Masonic ceremonies, lsx-
cnnslons are beng run by railroads, At
torncy General cuiberscn and other prom
in6nt Texans will speak.
GALVESTON. Texas.--,f'he Daughters %
thc Hepuhhc Of Texas viii today upvel
"A monument 10 this memory OF David q,
Burnet ana sydney Sherman.
TO-DAY is Texaps Independence Day and
10 a legal holiday tn the Lone star state
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Washington, March 1.-The santc has
confirmed Martin ,. gpssel 70 be col
lccior u cnstoms AZ Chicago; also Jams
Hnr!a.t - be collector 81 iuternal revenue
Tor the Eastern district Of New York.
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,he house adjourned
THE SENATE.


r,I1W ass, Avg
I'm Su-4NAih'
N@AhhSton, March IA controversy
which seemed imminent IN the sonata Ia.
day. OWN, u, AZ. ,,.,.,,,,..,., .,..,,'.,
80, "'"e " -N'. NV"'hueS iNSV'1Noh pro-
i''sl'e that Mr Mills OF Texas be tempo
farlly assigned In tt,p rnntu,tithc an ,,,,,,,.,.
IN tho ohen ~
glhsted f, ~, Va SS,' ,atul N'vv WeS u'sa
ton nj H. ,h,,,t 800 "a NY i,so,.
or mo ~ -, 'iiu ' ~ ''le uVH'N"
Alter tt ~, mini, t,,, V,S An t,,,.,.,,..
cJudcd i,,0 .',,ch o., 80, "A - = ~ = Nv'l-
lion arm ,ihNI, ~, ~ ~, -" '.,tt"n HuVS-
I'm Tor Inc rfSiion nj MN NJ, w '.,
sion off,rs ,. ,t,U,,ts,,.,o 4, ,,,,i,"' i,h
Furnished Nh, 5n.nh ,,5,,,.,t a.. nus
speech ON mo tartn y.1,i,'b E,cs,,,' ~, ~ y
aud included a Usrs,nnl dsSSi" lssiv.,,,,'
Mr. Doluh und Ms Aii"n ~ Ngt,r,.t,, W.
There wan t,,,t N sfi,, ..,t,.,,.,..,, ,f a.,
ocrats i'm a. ~ I" 9.''i, euS,;iVS o. "sin
to-day. An,nnt otbgt. Y,rtIii,,,. nj ~
OF Mississlnni nm, 'tg ~ ~ N i,v,,o,tsy
20 Tho cpnsfitntioN 49,,
peudNncs ~ ~, 80, ~. 10 wy w
Mr. Manderson ~ x rh,,,sl,t, S,,, - ~,
,or,,,,lit' az, 7v W., oA .N'pldsha from the
,i,isori,sins qn rut rue offered a. resolution
tigafe ibe NV 1IvT,tS'"tS wa W'' 10 nlNes-
1ee"y We sSrlpuig OF us'us thG water
H. 6,strtc f'S ~ + et , OF l.u'tS halid IN
, sae ot electricity Tor lighting the public
5fi,,i'Nlnbs NV me sAIoc@ OF MANh'uBlun'
-. Nl'N"''u thot 90" ATTENTION OF tine
NV',,ir.,''ve ON tulcs ha0 heen called 10 tue
iHsuu'S'elley ara even dangerous condl-
t.vl OF Inc capitol electric lignt plant ana
s3tid tlal the now congressional library
W., hSailn6 eompleilon ana would REQUIRE
t Xxx ,ttSt,vit OF an electric liBht plant ana
s snN iiJIi''.'itttt muNya ,he erection OF
fn ''''' p'""" rue 'uSoluHoh was agreed
w.;
ro,. H. y u, ,I, OF tiAhols ihtrouueed a bill
~, w a sld.Yv ht ue treaS-
Hs max t,il ~ spii,is,
for ihn rttsiilis,,T,,s az ~ ,,t
son az ,i ~, W. n '''il Sul'i'iA'S-
btsia "a a,n iifrerr,,' AL 49,, ~, va -
abroad ON Mr. CJ,lI6rS's nofinn IN ,ssl
ol.tion vas ind on i'm t1bis fl,,,,,,ora NV
Nh Nitrhell of Oregon offarcd n rrs5ii.
ton directing Tho committee ON iuiicinr,,
Ia rcrart sN1ni iu,.lsaintion ~ 1nv Tia
United Staten had for thc protection Of
salmon IN the Columbia river IL was
agreed to.
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Washington, March 1.-The senate COM
mlttee on Indian affairs today authorized
"a favorable report on the removal Of
Southern Ute Indians from California 70
Utah IN accordance with an agreement
WIN The Inllnna.
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pOsTMAgrEng AppOINTrD.

Washington. March b. l., j. Wer,he!mer
ana wife OF Dallas are here ana were yis-
itors AZ the capitol today.
W. W. Glass was appointed pcstmas-
ter an Bald Prllr!e today. vice H. y. Jen-
niugE. regl9ned
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STATE AGENTS rop


y ~. HLAND RUBBER WORKS.
Betting, Hose. packinrs E,c
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY.
r,,,,.- wood split pulleys.
HENRY n woRTHINGroN
Steam Pumps
e. C ATKINS & CO..
Cirel lar and Band Saws, Btc.
BRADFORD Betting co,
Leather Betting.
~ IhoPoLlrAN lNJECroRs.
MICHIGAN a,5iG5A SIGHT FEED LuBR1cA.
MAGNOLIA METAL Co,
Magnolia Auti-Friction Metal
NJ d q. TAYLOR co.
old style Roofing Tins.
NIAGARA STAMPING AND TOOL CO,
IlnnerS' Tools and Supplies.
CoNEL MANUFACTURING Co,
saw Gpmmers Syases, Etc
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loo TnEe INsuItANon.

THE HOUSTON POST VIII pay 500
10 the Iegul heir of nny person who
meets death by accident, provided
Unit at the ttnie the person so dying
Sos unou IFS or her body THIS PA
pIsW. This insurance holds good for
IA hours onis. or from 7 n. IN. 10 IL
-, IN. OF the date ut this paper. sat
isfnctory proofs of each claim must
ne nrcsrnfcd within - hOUrE nt she
nusiDess Once Of Inc no ton Post
Remember tb'a policy a. soid unless
rms PAPER is apOn 'he peFaon ht
sine of death.
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nor ~ SS',ssorl,S iy ME- HNNlN,,,
ygrO Goidzl"r Grahnn q; 1c,,f 11SS, ,scT
IlalHre Snincr t{nrn,Sr yS,, ~, ~,
iiHys 1li,' iirjn,,, tifft.
iioSicr S VS,iS ~
TTI3i,N,aS g. iSnnsS !N39Mla,, HHlek Huil'
fal JShnNnn ,5Si,,, INv X - y ai' w,
Igork,y,,'5N ond j,t'In.., "a tlu ! y,
Ms ,'c'' MSSMIY, NV-A'ee[, MGNall' Mclt-
N,,,pi,,, "Nt lSS,N..a,,, "oS 81 M l.. =
oItbySt -, re'' y lIS,i nv,
isktiMaa'e' ~, a az AHsiNeF hcrhNS'
I'm y nhilps. rAGgtt SelsK kandnlt
NY hVedi heS ou.l,, honlhson OF Penn
Sa slinse 5sorIi, S'lauIoi.'
SuuW' sherman Sichles somers SperrF'
| stephenson, stevens {. W. stone, W. y,
stone. Storcr Strauss, Strong, Talbot ot
;Mnry,9hd, FlwnSy' Tracey. pdSIgir2in'
Van Noorhis OF ohlo MadSNorth. Mnlk-
er, WanSer Warner, Wells' W ever, wheel
er OF Illinois, wilson OF ONO, Woomeg'
waugh wright OF M'Ssaehusetts-loo
At tho opening of the session OF the
house this morning Mr. Cummings OF New
York asked unanimous consent fer the
G2nsderatlon % me pln Approprlau9s ~,
States steamship kearsase, aground ON
hsncauor reef
ar simpson W"uteu ~ N,vW w,,Si,,r vi
Ih WHs nldNteI % SrHtN'eU' o' u"HA''
"n M cents ,t,,, ~, ,o,,,n soJ, ,,r r,,r,-
~ S MY U,uvi '' , IN ~ ~, u III H.,
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~, ,,,,,t ,,,,cb mo is c5i1'is1 l,v mis-
III H. MON, ~, 90, .,,,i,i,, ,bc ,,,,r,,s, ,r thu
M'i'[ on 49, ,y,s nn5 lec "a 'e
Iii sba ia rsbuilt." asked M. Slupsou.
w NJ 80 -, W, ~ O., ,.Wi Ma. ,,,,,,,,,,.
AZ 1850 - ~, Ttp
w, W N''H'i w. , Nj 50
10 H." t''3 ~ ~. ~, " 'u ~ ~,
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uss" Vlu'f N"9 w '"ttW' w '"Nl''..,,.'
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We carry n full stock OF Oh -
manufacturers prices, anf i0sD,
correspondence.
T. V. HETMANI ( GO.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
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C'hicfs Arthur and Sargent and other rail-
WHY union leaders for modification Of
Judge Jcnldns' order prohibiting North
ern Paolflc employees from striking will be
hoaid to-day by Judge Jenkins,
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GOIJfAI, TcKna.-lrhe corner stone az
the court house OF Gollad county VIII be
laid today with Masonic ceremonies, le4-
olrslons arc being run by railroads, At
torncy Gcnoral cUiberscn and other prom
lnAnt Texans will speak.
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GALVESTON. Texas.--,rhe Daughters %
.tle Hennlltc Of Texas viii today unvel
a monument 10 the memory OF David q,
Btirnet ana sydney Sherman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-02
sALYARDs HANGED.

TODAY ls Texhs Independence Day and
10 q legal holiday tn the Lone star State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-02

NEW YORK 1.-The aecond Of the great
pigeon shooting motcaes between crack
ielms from PhllHdeiphia and Now York
hi CUP lg the trophy and New York has
already won one ont OF tho three proposed
ma tchtfs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-02

sr. PETDRsBURG,- An International
exhibition Of machines, appliances and
apparatus for the cleaning, screening,
dreealng and drying Of grain and other
Eecd from March 9 to 10. The exhibition
ls arranl1ei by the Imperial Free Econ9s
mic Society o. Russia IN Petersburg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-12
aLa EspafloIao

FoNDA CASA DE HUEspRDEs DE ANTONIO soMoHANo
Gale dc Tetuan nimero 10,
Bnen seryleio, eameradO trato, habtaclones ven.
tlladas con vista al mar comdas todas horas pre-
clos sumamente m0dicOs--SE ADMIrEN AB0NAD0S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-12
HI OR1HnN DE OB9IvAL

De repente pareci6 sair de extasis miro el relo
Mad Chairman para que tenga en- su Jenny Fancy
-Estoy vuestras 6rdenes dijo 81 juez
-Esta bien; solo que como deapues de Fancy ten
dremos que oCuparnos de Tremore pueno sera que to-
memos nuestras medidas para acabar con 81.
-lC6mol Sesperais dar hoy mismO Gina & las dos
empresas3
Sin duda en- nuestro ofcio Ia rapidez es 10 mas in.
teressnte precise empear enteros para
recuperar una hora pefdids Tenemos una probabidad
en- este momeno mahana seria quzA demasado tarde 81
no cogemos las primeras velntcuatro hora tendra
que cambar nuestras baterlas cada de mis-
hombres tiene carrusj buen cabao. A estas
horas habran recorrdo todas tapcerias de Paris 81
he razonado ben dsrtro de hOra esaremos en- act
tud de obrar.
Mientras ssf hablaba, tomaba papel tinbrado con
aus armas 6l trazaba rapidamente algunas hneas
-Tomsd-dljo al padre Plantat-ved 10 que escribo
uno de mis- subo1dnados: Mr. Job: reunid seis ocho
de nuestros hombres Id aguaruar lnstruccones mas
en- del vendsdor de Vnos hcores que esa esquina
a Gale de los Martlres ue Lamartine."
- Por que ALI no en- vuGsrA cksa2
-Porque tenemos lnteres en- evtar pAseos in1ties;
ALI estamos dos pasos de Ma. Chairman muy del
retlro del conde de Tremore porque e miserable ha to-
ado de SECURE p0r habitacioD enters e ba
rrio de Nuestra Sonora de Lorsto.
lQue os 10 haCe suponer2
Eli lsgente sonrio cSMo 81 la pregunta le psreciese
candida.
lOlvidais-dijo-el sobre de Ia carta dirigda por
Lsurencia aus padres2 LleVaba 81 simbre del puz0u
Dc Ia Gale de San L,zarOi vsd 10 que 70 EupopgO:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-12

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