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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
5fhool Aaenflcs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors doverness
&c. o Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-fULTON y Union Square.
GENCY Miriam Coyicrc supplies tutors proiehsofs
"A teachers governcsses In NIL dep.s; recommends
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Uantlna Hfaosmles.

4 LEXANDER MACGREGORS Mcndessohn Rooms.
n los WEST 9th ST.
Private lessons and CLASSES In dancing every day.
IrEKNANDO'S ACADEMY 49, East h5th-st. Quarter.
private lessons. any hour. 81. class tickets at
pupils convenience. Extra select private ciasses
~ GEORGE DODWORTH -
no 6si FIFTH AVENUE
Class and private lessons Mems class commences De-
cen.bcr 81 new. The Amsterdam.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A TIE NEwYokK InIBuNE WILL BE RE
way "a door north Of Thry-nrsst.; and ADvEH.
TIsEMENrS at the following EIanch Onlcss: 23t
Eighth ave- o. O. corner Twenty hird-st; l62 6xth-evs
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SINGLED OUT GAMING,
cALvEsroNIANs SAY III Must nr
SUPPRESSED.
Nonc Of the Other Violations or tho Law
Touched Upon by the mass aroe,tns.
Mayor Fly Pledges Himself 10
Enforce tho Law

Galveston. Texas, March 10 .--Tha ms..
meeting OF citizens for The purpose OF taxi.
ing action looking to rigid enforcement 4,
the ordinance ana law against ranhiin,
was held in Harmony hall tonixht 1hc
han was crowded and Overlooking By men
and women Of the best element In ina
city. Hon. +. Charles Hume presided.
Speeches were made BY Rev. DR.. Bird.
Bishop Gallagher. II NJ Trnehehrt Re-
eoroer Mafsene johnson, pr West. Mayor
IVY and a number Of others, all aivocat-
ing the rigid enforcement Of The ordinance
against gaming.
Resolutions were adopted unanimously
hg the meeting in line With the sentiment
oppressed hS the various speakers.
Mayor Fly came ia after the meeting
had been In progress for some time ana
during the course 81 his remarks sstid il
to see that all laws for the suppression of
all evil and laMitSsnesS were rigidly car
tied out, hut that REFORMS could not be
The tenor OF all the speeches were al
reclel against gaming Other violations
Of the State laws and city Ordinances fully
~ henious ard demcralKing were not
touched upon.
aae nea-ng wes q disappointment 70
the relcrinGrS, WHO expected Some ere.tn-
izaton would be eitectel LOOKING 20 the
suppression Of vice or ITS ceatrol by the
meeting. No such action was taken ana
the projectors OF tne meeting Virtually
apoioei2ed TO the city onlcials FOR having
the tancrity to hoid meeting to pass
upon their Stewardship and what many,
honest and sincere citizens in the town
hoped would lead 70 an organized move
mept for the suppression OF all manner OF
vice IN this city ended in wind
After the meeting a prominent and law
abiding citizen made the prediction that
all gambling hotses would be RUNNING
wide open inside OF two weeks and that
the Protectors of the megiing lacked the
necessary nerve to inaugnrate the reform
in this city.
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nAMnLERs FAI.L our.

One shoots Another But None OF the
Wounds Are Dangerous.
Waco Texas. March ia.At ~ o'clock
today w r Armstrong sand Jen Davis,
two prominens gamblers and proprietors
OF rival establishments became involved
IN a dinicults which resulted IN Ain-
strong iring four snots At Davis, three OF
which took effect, one in the back Of the
neck one in the right arm and one grazcd
the right side All nre flesh wounds and
not dangerous
Both parties are reticent as 10 the cause
OF the Difficulty.
j W. Damon, who was on duty as
bartender when the shooting occurred.
sud he heard Davis talking In loud
manner and using abusive language, A
moment afterward he saw Davis strike
Armstrong over the head with II heavy
chne, When he did this Armstrong drew
his reyoNer anu began shooting. lnime-
diateiy after the shooting Armstrong sur
rendered to Constable Dee Cock. who was
or the ground at the time. aud accom-
panied him 10 jail Armstrong gave bond
in the sum OF 500 ON q charge OF assault
with intent to murder.
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famuasaA have bern several days N We
iaeco, the Chicaa9ant fof tao purpose 81
inspectins the leity and river WORKS and
railway and terminal faciliiieg, witn-Whach
they We're much rleasci
Tho TUG Colonel H. INGALLS, and hNrges
Lee and Fera7lecn are finishing up carr
goes OUTSIDE for the British steamships
Coqlict and Aifold. tn SAIL for Gtiinan
ports Will Texas and Louisiana logs and
stages ceron and 4opsson manufactures
Mira J,Idga c. G. Voxle and daughters,
Misses Mac and Pearl, will icavc on tiie
Afford ior a six months trip through
Europe
Tile schooner Golden Arrow came IN
yesterday with cotton from Matagoria
and Calhoun counties.
The schooner Mary Ann came down the
Bra1os yesterday with cgton and 1eed.
The Steamboat Hiawaiha is due from
up river landings.
The weather mas been perfect for farm
ers und also for the numerous hunting
and fishing PARTIES along the coast but
rain Is thrratened to-day. Tides have been
unusually high Tor s2veral days,
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RELIGIOUS WORK


Great Enthusiasm IN the Sid Williams
Revival Meetings
Orange. Texas. March 10. There IS no
small sir In this city over the revival
sclvices at the Baptist church a,he
crowds SET larger and larger at each
service 90 hear the evangelist, SID Wiz
Hams and the stir has freely come sun
day afternoon toe speaker talked on
strong DfinisN 10 very large crowd
Ia which the men predoiniuaied ami at
she close q me service nearly every ingi-
yidual ia the horae pledged himself 20 use
ni5 influence aginnat whisky.
jaast nleht Uue nnNse WAS packed and
1aenmet anu MANY sioo1 AZ the windows
rle evangelist took Tor his teN.i How
snAA we escape y We neglect 50 greal
sgiVauDnf'' Al the close MIR. Brown saul.
i've wcny forward Tor prayer. The meet
ms has just begun and thlriy have unHed
VIVA me. chnfcn. quite d number Of men
prplassed conversion last nigHt Mr.. Mil-
iianA made y nianber 81 alnusgng re-
marks about rciap-trapH excitement ami
said he Dever wanted the Impression 10
create a stir among the sinners
THIS Orange Ainihiera' association met
~ the Baptist church today al D. M
y. ii Marin IN The chair. The following
W A. Edienan, W. w Watta j HI
Nartin and Sid Williams Devotional ex-
trtlHfn were lea py iilf chltiffnnn. htn-
ntes of tsa previous mee4ng were read
AMI Hdsptesi
". II. fldienlan CBaptisD reported
twenty acvessions % the church yestef-
day. Rev siS Williams occupied tha pni-
pis morning ard EVENING afr. wi;liams
lecture Ell temperance az n. m. mad a
telling viSe9t 80 men came foiwari ana
SAID they would ilSe and vote pfohlhition
81. ~ f'ytnrson tPrestyferiafD pfeatshed
morning and evening 10 aulentive andi.
eners NJ reviyei fires are stlN burning
10 his church
w w Watts fadeth0ditD reported a.,
increuFe In attendance 81 4he Sunday
school He pfeached morning ana even-
inE IN euthusiastie meeting Tor tie chil-
dfen et 2. ~; fpnr aces l2ns
" u. Martin ideihodisfl ft,lorted SER
ylees held ~ lne NORTH Side morning ana
afternoon.
"A resolution favofinH local eption Yves
introuncei, freely discussed and passea
isiz s<hcIs aredia q9fHssi Ia enc mat.
her 81 iiririns nlit ssoons
iAe investing adJ9lrned. % meot al the
Presbyterian church March "a az = II nj
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llENHAlM BUDGET.
1eviidoers Punished IN The District court.
House Rurslagieed.

Fviidoers Punished IN The District court
House hurslsiieod.
BrenhaIn Teas, Mhreh 1a-Distrlet
court reconvened this morning ana the
criminal docket was taken up and the
following cases disposed or;
The cnse OF the State vs.. wilson Brad
ford on two charges Of horse theft and
one OF burglary resulted ON a pea Of
guilty OF his being sentenced 10 two years
IN the burglary case and Nye ia each OF
the horse theft cases. making twelve
years in the aggregate.
The case OF the state vs. WIN Ferger-
son. resulted IN two pleas Of guilty. one
for burglary and ons for theft. ana ne
was given two years IN the penHcatary
10 each case
burglary and theft. resulted in hls rrttins
Wg years In each case ON q plea OF
guilty
700 Payton hls accompice on the same
ChaTge was given -FOUR years
The case OF the state vs. August Rich
ter charged with assault with intent 10
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murder, eot biz charge rs1ucft g aeSfa-
Sated Assault ard cn q piee ~ guilty was
rned tioe
Th.fd street WAS fltcrr1 tnfoVkN y pGricf
v,indoa last niCtt 81 a hufr-nr. who
rtssfi .hrrnra he naricr 20 ar. hfd aifs.
lsagsfnsr's bt1 rom and without dlstor1-
fun thtif siUnNgrs stcic Nr. Gardner
watch THAI wNs hanging % The wall
CcnFtstlt Jnr. fiwllE q CnAppeH Hill
came rs this morrtrg tAvirg "a cusihiy
Nav Carrnatk cdArffd VITA then o. a
hurs Adam foihsr tharrfi with assault
thstrsd rlth assauif stth inteiti SO MIR
ddi. ans l1gkod them al ~ IL ia;L
Mr. III tNrirav iri 'asi evening ffr
CsRfratfhr " 1rqWor rs a tcic1rnm sum-
fusn4nr sim to ihr bedside ~ ais M.hcr,
MO 3 auiss ssck % tlai place
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srILL wANgs THAr cup.

Dunraven Has Bought a New Yacht,
Which VIII Have "A centerboard
London, March 9.--rhs Times an
nounees TINT Lord Dunraven, owner or
the cutter vaikyrie that was defeated
hast year By the yigllant IN the races for
Dragon II adds that Lord Dunfayen IN
tends 70 NJ the Dragon with a centsrboard
IN order to test the relative merits OF ii
fixed keel and centerboard.
TAis he viii 90 instead Of building a
new twenty rnter wirh ceagerbOard He
VIII race the Dragon against the peirdre.
the next best twenty rater. The Times
says il is an open secret fiist Lord Dun-
raven still hae AS eye on the America
rim
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AT 3ossrRANn
I'hrisinE Little saw Nii Town and
Reading Cannisnity,

Thrssinr Little saw Miil Tawn ana a
Rsafirs Ca.n ni8nity.
sosserand TFxas March liz After an
Absence - faore fhan twelve months, the
wrtes socaa hsnseit aeAin guest q
the kossiiao!e people y tss fhrivlng mill
town q 5osserana Here ths brothers
F'eser ana Prank 5ozsarsnd. reign SUI
pTsme ana there Is 70 community HI
ttc Stase e ssssssa =.ze that has better
soyesnnant nor better schools and
cS1rehss The aaoant of business done
mere hast year. aespise the aill season
was very large ana compares iayofabiy
~.sh ths otstf laFse yellow pine mills,
During ,iie year just passed. 1875. there
were gao ears o. logs brought in to me
snl-ss c.er their spienAld an steel rail
iossinE ROAD, sgstes4slng ie6ase feet.
There were during the same time I0is
ears - 4aa.Ber sAlpEsd from these m.lls
soing 81 al sveessb.e points from Alex
ieo 20 the na60tas. carTyiAs Hs-g.5lo feet
.e s,rass safes OF lumber amounted TO
sls-st' Aee trsgnis fAia On iumeer
sg.a 1fAfetsa AinyuAle4 70 S-S.54A ~
iaF tie graalet PARK OF the sales were
HAae tfee ~ nparl lle cana ~ tne nilli
ave m.A4oa .eel AltAa0sn lumber IS LOW
ana NlntS are aarN, the iusrerauds wal
kesp .neir Two MUS running and wii
liiecl al competition.
The aseu II 5osserand from the own
eis 81 fna mil u4Wn 10 ne men who 10
tne nardest hncr are ESSENTIALLY a read
snlfs are 70 BE- seen good BOOKS. maya
-iies and especially The Houston Daty
ana Sasni-a eekiy Post, which reaches
m9fe iAan SIXTY families nere.
Ny stay a josseranls mills was pleas
ant being sAe guest particularly OF Frank
s9srertil,i Esq I am under Obligations
~ epprtt-sics EXTENDED 10 our pil time
friend, No.onel ,. +. Q. Dudley. the head
hga1keener Coions Dudley Is a gsniAt
kind-y gentleman OK the Old school and
WAS never known @ 50 back on friend;
einpi0ye OF Josserands. TO joe ~ Co.'S
lirs assistant 1pokkeeper Tor three years;
y ~ Aisgata. tpreman OF the Josserand
saw mil; Js A. West, for four years
foreman % JosSeran1 planning milis ".
~ BOwSrs. yard foreman at Josserand
59f I'VE years . r. Menk, chief store
son 81 the senior member Of the firm.
foreman ~ the MrDNEe saw mill: q.
NicnelaS; engineer az the Mcpuffie
i2iis r. Ho'fk, foreman q the Mct3pf-
iie nlsner for four years. Il. y. panie.s
Tor four years foreman oil the McDuifa
yard, a. James, woods foreman. VIM.
w, ~ Dunlop. assistant stgrekeeper and
Wade Ellis cliored. who has been In the
employ u the nrn for many years,
wish 70 extend special thunks
Referring TO those Just named, mo finer
set Of foreman or Wofillnen can be found
~ any Of the mills IN Eastern Texas.
prime u life and % their united efforts
dne 1he excellence ~ the lumber turned
OIL ~ iGsscrauu. and their care and con.
sfieniious york has made this lumber
ifs own in All. In future the news from
Jqsserand will be furnished The Post by
Air Bowers, who has been made
rho public school lHs. session had fifty
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80 80 cRoP NorRs.


RAIN AND CROP NOTES.
san Marcos. Texas, March ls.-splendld
rains fell ast night.
Gonzales Texas. March ia good iain
| fell this evening south ana east Of here.
Palestine. Texas. March 10. --It has been
raining here necessarily for forty-eight
hours.
Brenhain, Texas March 49, AT 80 this
Afternoon there was heavy rain and
hail storm
Huntsville, Texas, March 10. .copious
rains have fallen today, proving OF special
bsneflt 70 gardens.
Calvert, Texas March ls-The heaviest
rasu for many years fell mere today be-
tween the hours OF and 8
Bryan. Texas. March IA very hard
rain fell here this evening from > TO ;
O'Clock and II IA stiil showering.
san Antonio, Texas March ia.--This
nioralng rain extended as far north rs
/ Citg, but was insufficient to do much good
crockett Texas. March ia heavy
rain, that WAS needed. feli ast night and
today a mortimer is blowing UP. Tne-tiaHt-
ing,
l.ampasas Texas March ie.-Ancther
severe wind storm passed over this city
last night at about O'clock. II was fol-
ported
I.uiing Texas, Mar.h ia heavy storm
ragged north OF here last alght. doing
muen danase u y groMing ce!a here
entertained Of a frost
Austin Texas March l0.-'rhe rain came
down ~ torrNDts iest night after niehiSht
ana Showess haNe peen iSiiins ~ through
the day. .iIhe grass ana BUGS are fespOnq-
ms rapidly 70 the moisture that now fills
the earth.
Round Rock. Texas March ia heavy
il was Recommended With h..ch wind ana
some hull. but not enough g 40 any dan-
now ana prospects eie for more ra iIl' ~
tsaeisaaia -r.,.,. Af,rst ID 1890
e, ,,,,.,,,,i r, hre th4s ,s,',t,s
se,ft 4 o'itcis s,,t it ~, 49, p
ny III, ,,,5,.oj,na ME na ,,s II Nh
lis - th ss,.5i 49, 49,, A., III ,3,.s
Of the farmers have corn up. which WIS
needing rain badly
ne 3, i.,stt N, ,,,,, .s 5
ing about ii 81 IA. ana aster rnidIesht va
= has,5y NH Is fsii4sts ". 49, s,ilss
rot,, IA. Al t,,,,,.,,6ss's p
C,,rn .ss1,si.siis, i,s I'M a,,d ro,os is -sad,s
FOR nlosSine II we h5vn NO eais syessfaer
with mis- season farmers, viii i,SaE,s ssnod
erc4Ss
,.i r 49, -
IN t,,.. h,on fsii;e. ia t5 nelsy
naH ~ ms afterHoar ai,fi tbe eio,Ssis are
trednent, But 90 lar VERY i;ttie Wind 5re-
vable And n IL honed fhas No ria - NJ
spared any cyeionic visitation.
CROPS ARE nateriallv deiaved beeause
~ a5sseaslV,e ,9el ,,.tife. ,,,l,b .,-',e
dicafions az m inaehrlte contfnt,a,,sa of
such condition.
Tehuaca1a, Texas March l9.-.l'ne tirst
tea,her III ~ a,aine s s,ge ~ os
while the top Of the soil was h good
.l.i 4 LOT piowing, ne ground was
ss,sss &, aiiVil applS 1917 nas Deen
n,er,s SUNNY af WIFI stiaf ms ms f slill
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IAMEs PRICE pEAp.
Suspicious Point to His Having Been
Poisoned

New Orleans, La. March t,--James
Price. the race horse owner. died tonight
at the charity hospital and the case is
surrounded with considerable mystery.
Two weeks ago he sent two stable boys to
a grocery fol some whisky. and after he
and his wife had drained the bottle during
that day he began to feel sick. A doctor
was called and treated him for nAlariai
fever
Finally his condition became so serious
that he was removed to the hospital. The
t55ctor found no Fever and no symptoms
Of illness, but he grew weaker steadily
and died last night
The wife suspects the whisky and says
the stable boys had made threats. She did
she drank and because Of the great eN-
element under which she lahored The
doctor VIII hold an autopsy and the police
have hegun an investigation.
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'GRANubn NoqIcs.

0raaser' Teyes. March ie.-OA accoun4
q the division "a the school two prlVafe
schools ofened here tits morning. profes.
ser " Johnston, the CHOICE 81 the pes.
pies parry. opeHing N the eehool bpiI5in-.
whlle Profession ]. n Morse Hfo taJ
enqffe II ne public school siarted out n,
l5iLpiisi fiit'Fen iioth schools are well
!, Elder r Smith u norkdaie. pastor az
t1e chrlsiian church hero hold az dr
fSiF,icf ~ lhtiF 1hnI "g1e ugw ohIrra M
tended "'-
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aorRMp On 49, JouRNALIsAL

Kansas Guy Nou-Couformist.
JouruNIsm IN this beautiful Southland
Of our ls enough to take the starch out
of luruips. Rarely does IL happen that
ono becomes financially able to meet all
hIs bills When he does he Is looked up
900 With "a sort OF vague suspicion lurking
in me background that he has been fum-
bling with an old greasy deck somewhere
between midnight and day. Advertise
mrnts are ordered out ana subscriptions
Cancelled until the paper looks Ike II had
been struck by one OF Fosters preyarlca-
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rss-EsTzssE March lAsigs A S FOX
hos rstar1 .ran sit u relatives a
H1usiol
sAr7T ~ sssiety rs1pis wera royalty
ertfrsalna3 81 shs afernysr g.! saint Pzt-
r.nts nsr ~ ar an Nrs J. 81 Galley
4e ss51eir4eted -lfr tnt ahsts l.as BEEN
~ lts-@TfEa ~ the E=s6e3isl ohNr.A Ter
81. tsst t- Days wl cenispps fer The
r.st ~ - VT
yhe Brste Steitp urzrnAtir company
llsirs q uees enFzve-ie1v az the IPJl-
rie lfera hulsf acElfht
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Yoaknm, Texas, March ls.-Ihe lit.le
a-year-oid daughter Of SIR, ana Mrs. j. ".
Hargis died las; night OF congestion. .l,,e
remains We're taken 70 Gonzales TODAY
10 be inferred IN iAe family burial ground
he family nave the sympathy OF a large
number Of friends IN their sad oereave-
mont.
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SH1Nl5R .afsrch Js.--HonJ julius scbuelzo
81 Austin. grand president, and John
Bfopcf Of san Ant0nio. grand secretary N
q, p. "A 8. lodge. organized three Ieaees
u fhc above order az iaia place ye.tarfisy
consst.nS u me following desgnatei
lcdgea.
Noss.s.egsrled loage,at Ulled, Texas. with
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TAH pEArN aoLL.

AHE MEREpiTH. coLoRED.
Bfenham Texas. March ls.--Ahe Mere
dlfh, eoiored. died "a camptown this
morning Of paralysls About a week no
he wns found ~ the roadside by Rev
Browning AID carried 10 mis- home tnit
never recovered.
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NEW oTLEANs RACES.

New Orleans La. March 10 selling.
ak furlones Oak Forest Bob Neville,
Lizzie Fred Time, l:2c
Selling seven ftripngs- yirden, Pearl
c.. Sal Ford. Time 1;42A
Sa.iinF. nve flrlnngs Bcatfce susie
Melt Scottish Belie. Time, i.loh.
Handicap six and "a half furlopgS--
Maric Lowell, Rorealia. Time. l;3l19.
Selling. seven and u half furi0usst
Queen isrd Forest King. Belle Of SPRING
Held. Time, lsf7M,
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HIS ANSWER RED HOT,
rArRtoK's DOCUMENTS ~ THE DIS
RARMKNr CASE.
tnapugns the Motives Of the Judge aud
attorneys aud Makes some stArsiiog
Avermcnts-An Old Man suicides.
A Light sentence

al .sa.
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yers present who save their opin,on g
tAe Solicitation OF Jnase heafNan' 81 she
relations Of an a1nicsis c'iriae % the
courts, and asserts that every person IN
the court whether counsel conreeted wiin
the case or nor, was under the influence
OF Hutcheson. rcllticaliy and personally
His indictments ara severe, ana when
the parties whose integrity and testimony
-. n,tesftonel an, ni,onounred iInauali-
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slekS charges IN MS ails~ef' i may re-
salt seriously ior mat sentleiiian'
IN eoneieains Als nelilltkAois answer
faifieN aileseS to'il ynase boafiIlen eeld
MIN he plirsusd the course ne aia % save
his tFatriek - HE as hu'eheSon was de-
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1nase Boairnah SAID 70 MINIS YOU do
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my course IN rms case nave saved your
life twice."
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cult matter 70 seeure Jury 10 Try tie
ease. Some ~ those summoned swore that
WA INA oth,., t3a .tss sig, lt ll,Sy
d esipItll punishment. aud one 6r tw5
pgoducsd doctors certificates % the e.
lsNt mat y tns3 We're required 70 ST on
lN w July Ahslr hsAish hisne re SERIOUSLY
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W. 1911 M ivli tliu q ilaA. spent
ms lufy was secured: Ionn i5afnn. Louis
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-20
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