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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

Ballot reform was the important subject De-
fore both the Senate and Assembly yesterday.
Each house passed a blankct-ballot BILL but the
two bills were not the same. The SaXton DILL
passed by the Senate, provides for an individ-
ual pastcr: but the Sheffield bill in the Assem-
bly,. which originally provided for such
pastcr. was amended before passage by nav
ing this feature stricken out. 1t Is contehded
by those who opposed even that sort OF pas'er
that it would open the door for fraud by pro-
viding means for identifying ballots. AS ior
the general pastcr, the Democrats fought haru
for the retention of this device, the patent risht
of which is held by David b. Hill, but OF course
without avail One Of the important things IN
surcd by the last election was blanket Dai-
lot. As soon as the two houses agree the "oV-
ernor will have chance to fulfil his pledge OH
tho Subppt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

The Democratic Senators I'm Trenton have
yielded to the inevitable as meeky as possible,
and the machinery of legislation is now in full
running order again. In the attempt to find
out who is responsible for the Democratic
plight blame is more or less equally divided
between Governor Werts and Attorney General
Stockton. Who conceived the plot we do not
know, but the members Of the Rump them
selves must bear 4 heavy load Of responsibility
for the deadlock. Now that it Is ended, the
work Of undoing the evils wrought by years of
Democratic msrule is to be pressed forward
with diligence.
The testimony taken by the Senate committee
which is investigating the Troy election shows
that the police Of that city acted on the same
principles as those governing police action in
New-York last November. The officers refused
to arrest persons who voted Illegally. and thus
encouraged the reporters TO vote rs often rs
they pleased. The Troy election was bold
travesty on popular government. Such pro-
ceedings could not be countenanced, even IL
they had not been supplemented by murder.
A remedy must be provided, and the police
must be taught to do their duty regardless Of
partisan considerations.
1t appears from this mornings Washington
dispatches that a new treaty between the
United States and China has been negotiated
by Secretary Gresham and Minister Yang VII
Only brief outline of its provisions is given.
An important part Of the treaty Is that pro-
hiblting the coming of Chinese to this country
except On prescribed conditions 1t is already
evident from the remarks Of certain Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

Only sinister influences at Albany could have
DELAYED favorable report and prompt adoption
Of the bill, to restore the real estate sales on
court orders to the Real Estate Exchange In
Liberty-st. That Exchange was unjustly de-
prived Of those sales by Tammany trickery.
There can be no excrse for failure on the part
of the Legislature to put them back where they
rightfully belong
The end of the legislative session is approach
ing. The rule for all the Republican members
from now until the close should be to give dill
gent attention to business to exercise due econ
omy in all appropriations. and to keep sharp
lookout for jobs. Jobs always crop out in the
closing days Of session. The majority should
take all pains to make this session clean and
honorable one. It's record up to this time has
been excellent. The Republicans Of the State
expect to see 1t maintained on the same high
level until the final adjournment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

vet thoroughly learned. but which they must b
made to learn so thoroughly that they can never
forget IT, No one Is more in need Of such en-
lightenment than Robert Adran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

This is the season OF criminal mysteries. but
the biggest mystery OF all IS how the Democracy
6 going TO crawl out Of the hole in which 1t lies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

Gravesend is gradually being c!eaased OF its
political pollution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
MllIlrNRA MA1rnna-


Ihe lleasian Companies Preparing far
Sah 4aelnip Celebration.
The hight Guard hal rs reanlaf monthly
meetha lest niaht 81 tbe Armory. ANA
after the puaincaa meotinB ,lie company
had arill
Mr. Z. - Grihle f0rneriy Of Gaines
VILE but hnW 81 thfe ci{V Wae eiarthi Nh
honuiatN nenhfr 90 rie unhihanv anil the
sNNphtAfN wnR Directed Is aN ihtNtm hin,
tffet More several ucW hNNlfcat Ions fat.
WNtnNet Elli, Ia Tho l1sht Guard club
winch Viii he hcted upon later
thete was q good Attendance and CONS
hl4nlnhle iuiNffoi was aroused 10 that n
san VepN4entlN I've eNracled chat tha com.
plnN viii bt tn ilstclaan shape az tho
lnewte raN relcefatien
lhn liouaa4h AHaieis hha 4 dftil iasi
WEht "a ihe knights nf fNtiNna htil Win
4 leigc n'intber % ihl'Mhafs ntosent 10a
hoNs reen q he taking mute aus intotfst
~ the 'asinins san leeiilta eeieAAt(en
ettets navy hasA feesivpa ffnR, the Bten
nhhi MtniefS daAtnk that shpy Mil d.
", w s,ltnnNance WITH twp 8a'ling sums and
INV hlgmond cavalry ecnlpany viii al.
tend thlmN MEN strong
FlN RfehhRm iisght NNarl has hRrs,,tst
nich ~ ~
'cle cetnmttt.e an luNlsFls,a ass, aNiiii,,.,,s
.ale SeAiN kiiVa Rnd ,-he MawaiAeIbn tNiati
80 ''flvefidu "a ne on hand Al. Vcf N,,st
tNh NatHNaiia ans san Antonio hast,, MAJ
heeh heatd if5nA haf i8 an sis,sthiisiN,
iAN SvnitAAles ftnm iheRe eitss Mil AL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
City HREvtrfns


4sierp weYr ~ yutefa Registered hy lseF.
fstrAN AinN Eaannthai Yesterday. tnAkinr
nv scsnl finniiief 80 OATS 2iaf
Ais Vi kAfhnni, Inaimref ~ the ftiuss
ton firHrlnH houAp, feNortH the follow
tnr bark iFisfVSi1seiii tinlisteh, Mafph 2
Ntifaa
Anton tsiaeeb aihieci II Russia n,efie
nj she County clrifs aiYlce, psaviWr fn be
admitted rs a fiiisen Il the tni,ea atatea
,clty AHptesoe md sioiicFtnr R6htft Aiisir
AiltH t'fsf thit unittttNusW tsfN nat viii hn
~ the hnnde 81 the friutur cp Monday
and niei lN e8lce wlli taAa MACS Oh the
nrst 1sinaanv ~ Aprll
isnthNsif easnHlahaafs Nninisis Tenn
fiiiin pet last iAphi ash appoiNtrii ruin4
fitipfer 10 tuals4 ntfahieiNpnfa tN attend
the fi~hd rnininnn4icip which VIII asHSaie
bio IL AAiAiip 81 pDeaiay Anyl
iptraiafs antesca The aNFvanss ri.ssa IT
1tihtiNa resldpnne y, the lasf
ssr1und addition 1hufaiay nlAlit anl stole
two pniff Is taii,H, b vest aud othef sl,aN
articles. ff1ln the hiccl inAn on the piaee
An unsuoeNfsn,l nttamni war made BIZ
two nlaa 10 htirnfatisn the tNfidVura ~
On NJ u NHNe ~ Sen lleiipe etteet
fore al entrance ranid besanacseA
ye% eislaS Rfttusssn sbnrir se5iAr Elas
arffsac, * AiAn ~ tiia nraNn ~ ls,Ni
ssetiAttek fissn Chsi,3te cauntN. vino -
slvies ss1l she tfetf e, fefseita f.,sa,
70 hail ~ sle aths ~ HNA wAie5t ~ vet
he fssa fAtl.St % rtse
V-ifa parbASn ~ lstsnra fnecntiv fatnd
~ ti3.i 1iAnetiln and 9cSAa Central Eflraad
eafsta IS lin nnll2e. psfr lee' IN aoe lANtr
Felt nj WHO ieivsrAphed p saceiiy mar
tNat fAa ietterA be 2,'W III htin ~ eanieis
Hlie lelffts We're fafwHnle1 last nieht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
clI,i5nNg rRornsr,

paution 10 Tho CITY Council MIR. Dunn'H
statement About IT,
rhe following petition has boon clrcu-
lated among thr members OF the Cotton
ioNehanee ard pcrhnbs others. aud when
Il raai reporter saw " there were twenty
signatures attached thetetpi
No tho Honorable uanfd Of Aldermen OF
tho city ~ lluuaten'
The undcralgned oltlsens Of your
eIly Respectfully ana earncsty pro-
test aRslnst the rebuilding NJ that
building treeentiy hurneD known az
the rhonltastdnh." ON The corner Of CON
sress avenue mud Isoulalann street THIS
place Was dlFgrace TO tho CITY nnu M
eyeanre TO the public w gcnvral Ws ~.
pepiaiiy do pr3tcat against the tnpuuhlnH
of ANY house on said property TINT WI
ia any manner nncfuRNh unen o. take
IN The sldewAiks on said cpurtese avenue
and linutsihhn street., ha was lone ~ NV
building lately burned down on TINS prop
efty wa turlhet reuiloal that u tne
owner of thls property has any cihin
to thu ndpwallka hN limitation on cther
Mise that the same he condemned Wv The
cltV FOR puhlip use ANA that The Walks hn
upenel for public travel shinh ~ 1ihef
sideWalkR afe IN front Of property adivih-
nfnnk punn the owner OF the property
referred Ia in the petition, waa seen last
niHht hy l'ast reporter and he denied
mOet einnhNtiuallt thnt tile huiluiur ne ~
now nuttinR M would be used for thc npr-
Mnlhn, the architect W. nov At WotN on
the plans for tiiS hniiuing nud Y ~ iriAE
constructed fOr the purposes - huais
mesa h1use.
'arhp iaet Ia raid Mr. Dunn "a man
can hnrdiN affnrd to put VI q building
f0f variety show purnuscH when the IN.
have no deaitr however 20 hulld for any
HNVl purulNp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
anie NNw ilAcM YIlAcl5.


'rw8 iMnareA HaleeA t'an he Secured
t0r the eNrins Meet
air uarysv r. y Wilson revived a
letier yesterday from COLONEL J. g llatch
of Hot spfinAA a Noied rsee hpree man,
Who ~ president u The Afoansae Jockey
vinh and . reptessloi,Ai starter Aad tadae.
wha saNe AZ his lciscr
y stc sour epenlne a ees goe May ~
lf sen can eogne NJ enA epend i h,N daSe
with me- 1 tAn ineke ArianfaMtn,s 10
tAlte troiu here ~ suiit meeins horses
eifsnah ID HAe yeN tlitfe or foNf weskA
hiah dlafa RACINE, and II s,iN MIL .,,,iSa
w, van atfeslfe y continue my mseuns
uhtii lust tiinF rNouth 90 Nal ne horlar
ta tnnaiNn Tor youfs We haVe NOW over
two Mndtesl hNlsef hpre and hy that
time theQn Mil Ne n,hfe, AZ fhrx afa ,tsins
4Aa h EVERY aaN J knew W. can afranee
- send yonr new track ~ 70 gfra,
Mf wlacn viii probably confer with
Mr. liatch M en eatiy day Az az the
openlna oi the new useh he viii attet
some hin puf1afe and only Nhre tho t,s,at
hofS.s on tho tlffs
rserythme inhisaise ssai 4onpion win
have q inpFt saefr 5ftdl ofeninF " tho nov
rave track and fair HtANnda.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
l.ll-A ..lltAI, ,,l.l- r1lllIa

The olasa IA Physical culture had a hns.
nicer meeting yesmldAy aud roriuea
permanent club
rhc sned that haa beon done and The
hnapii fell ffnm The weeks work undsr
alts i{aroor has inspted the lailes with
"a deAlin a. cAi3tinug and carry on the wcrl,
aftar their inatruetress hayes them The
club VIII meet ANaiu 80 complete their
arrangements sn the pariat8 Vt the NJ N
G. A lliia inernmg ai "a O'clock At the
mpetihg NVateniaS the faliawinH ofiiccra
,veir elected Mia a 49, neatiy. prasi-
dent, Mrs William ShtlehRM Vite ms.
iaents Mrs , w. t.selSc, ttcianret, Mira
Uearge Ia price, accfalarN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
THE DAY In THE CITY,
AnntfinSAh rAcfs Aauur rms
OMIT siMoNroN.
ne. .sfnfms Ma innoccnce o. the urime
Protest rrew ,he SECOND watd.
Az tachrcd Convict Gaps
,utea THO MISSING Girl.

=. emonton. the man who n IN thr
county ieli. having been Indicted FOR
pAttlciuatint ia the siiiins M tho gfpnd
eep,rhl depot sleutiy nalntans hls
Innocence. lie 0eea not deny that nv was
A ihe city nor thai he was a The depot
on that nlrht but he dpes eaS Tint Axe
hui nothlne TO do with the snnotine
kioreoVen he was ~, the city on the
nest day and was about The atrcete ss
usual ana made no attempt 60 conceal
hlinself In faci he IL quito well Dequnmt
"a ia tho city, and Pose reporter mel
nrycrn gentlemen yceeranN who bhw him
nu the stiaet, the iay AFTER he Tragedy
IN tsyasd 70 Fttions pistol Il V said
that aninn prtaou hua Hrnt X to the dfnd
fians relatives ~ Maggie Lake aud ttet
not ne verified NeateriRN ard this - riveu
ior whit V q worth. The prisoner y
Az extensive fafirte "a Fort ilend acrn.
hnfn ana inlatd tn Fort lenh county
Apptnpna tha matter. u may be Htnspd
thai ah,nts Npatka wlic was hhat Through
fhe Tlsili brpast has pe far recovered "a
Is hn aide u ~ - HE houie Mt Bhnie
Lake he lar hnnn ~ ~ jgsruhe u-
flttaary ever since Tho shooting
a an not dissfnntibd politician and
dan take data=i ne welt "a any man" said
Martin RYAN ~ pcst REPORTER, aput th,
vote raal IA the Second wRnl primaries
last fuesiay hieht a absolutely heWluet
ine. We vote aie IA TINT ward and nie
willing No elioM mn increase Of 40 ainee
hast rieci,ph THAT Wpull thrn cqnal 8h,
the highrat nunibtt cast VA ilin riiin9tieA
which wre Tor licnrY hlnund This ga "
an parties vetlha, Look al nhe Npla last
,tueri1y lereunt AA, inrkh ~, Fox ~
iiuthins And YET npt BALI at tue le.
and few daaupR partirinaft.i N n nnteut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
RnLIaloNa M AZ, ,.l.ll
lhr Revival IA ia 4,ahs,s,,.,,

" HN'FIFHI w NV IaNfFHarIN.
Tho meeung AZ the gabeinaele Motho.
VISA church. corner ~ canaline aud i,eii,.
continues Mlth iilsfNesihs interest Large
conversations arect Rey A J., rayior al
every HprNiuo, Al 40 - nf MI irAS.lnr
pipache0 from the tpSl i,Vahf thinrS sN
eNst dt@ie Nlten aaprty lsiicNe ihhl Sc
lrNaiNe thain Ana ~ efan itANa thtnf ~
The ffrnchsr sAit httV al ,.hAt V,.,t
waut fsfticu,riise ia hanf pelNr4s ssS
then lni,A God e., His word
ne lnsAehed tikaiA ~ niRht frria the
text Ne SIR not yONf own Ihspe was
tine Interest ~ hoth stNvitAs
As thiA IL Saturday There ull hp no
dAN rafvine. tili there ~iil I've itsaehinif
at 3N q N Alr, leyiol VIII re'rAlp ans
niler week lie NH Ne aasiAtedJ rs ReN.
H. q SeNldaN ot iianYrittss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
rllslaANAl. AlllNlrIlNN.

Miiaon Nt 1ifa7Aria, afe d ahe riiv
ksiaa eaalp willis q rSier II % The
city Nssilins sflantla d llof MilSinnNt
avenue
EafnafA NeHllhn hnd Mics iirlen Newt
ding of NsW york. arr NiHtticg lhe Family
~ 4 As NsNdina
luf1e n tsghVpne editor ~ flte Nfie
sis inA4Sa aftst q hhihf stay 81 the rtS ~.
tunnel home lsai plphf
itaraS Mnt'Afs al M eonsi, l'oSar, rsh.
slslitif n Hiehhtenh n ln ihf tlis and viii
SSH On fhe laueshas# mon ~ The qisN
tApiatn A. recsa Who n ysahneete'i With
ttfe improvements ~ thn pnistd Eshfea
r4,Vefnhnnt at NedAr itayaa, y ~ the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10

nm kate JiaxtsN e5nsnany fspsalca
slia nlaS 81 14ia Two psilAans % \
large p'alsner yesleislas tfternon na
sasa evening The Atalea1e WAS small, hus
Quite enthusiastic ana iht rericrnance
fsaA hifhiy aatlsPaetcfy The aonsrany "a
affoiH Hha thfenkhaat Ahst tlia nlay
NsN Mtis rnAuHisd ana wen ,stpHertt-i
e4suratt IA ln ntsnn AiNhta$ nfnNt waA nel
efh vetffi1inN AMI atnpt iQ feats we're
taleA Mslrse irNeit air ANTICIPATING
ftNf ttt4t I'll fHts csAleftf
IhS ljax ehcrt for lhe Nilzon barrett
tslraH1tntni was effun1 NcHtefdnN and
t,n dqiu4nd for tbrice fntis rap suite
s9siltfs4 1'f4s wifi Ht rno N the niy,at
Tet3bio nnlntesne afs % sfe saRson ami
4 rfoNita house n eSfoctcA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
KN0WLEDGE

RINGS conlnft and Improvement and
tenls 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The manv, who live ma.
Ter than Others aud enjoy life morn. With
less expenditure, Is more pomptly
adapting tho worlds best pn,iucts "a
the needs Of physical being. Will attest
the value Ia health Of the pure lionid
,aSsstsc principles embraced Ia Che
vmedy, Syrup 81 Figs
IS excellence i due "a its prescnlinq
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 20 The taste, the refreshing aud trnly
beneficial properties ii alerIeos lax
ellsc oiiecthally Cleansing Che sseleM
cispelhng colds, headaches ana levegs
and permanently caring constitution.
Il has given satisfaction IL millions ana
met With The approval Of the medical
profession, because Is actk an the Kid.
Aeys. Liver and Bowels Without veal.
enlne thom and Il Il perfectly isee from
evcfy objectionable snhSiaaep
Syrppef Fiss Is l0t r,le by an dnis-
gisss Ia 9lc and 81 bottles, but Il il man.
uiactured by the California l'ir Syrup
Co only, whose namc is printed on cvnry
packarc, also the name. Syrnp ef Fies.
and hoing well informed, yo0 will nei
becop. amy substitute 81 oiGped.
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l0CAf WnAruWN NelsrcAsra,

tineie lsaNls, mic Neathff rfspliat MaiS,a
a tcN snarks
ss The l'ast woathei feportpt WAS etsnd4
ms M iliAanp eainsn GA Alen street..
yesiawiay hneaps Dc heart shuhiMg
aeina eN the patemeni approaching fsnns
up nygsian eNeNNe AMI latl,ina Ia that
direeren BE- SAW shanhNns towAris him
0hSis leys nolonel ~ & wallas
wfAthRi pfopiiot
~. ana a sintle that MeuiJ hs,Nc meant
wta4 ANAhNatipn ~ . diph ~ spossNm
ra# hreie out the Old man, ehari,.
Inns en- q elasi " meeting Nii pld fflenl.
tFa terh leNkiur faf Mare Chhfne Nii.i
let Fwln NN desc ipnr daNa 4als Three
n,fH "a dis town what's maxine 80 pr
mieli altaa me slpn tNlo Nin 10 wsl1et
ana 3rs ,itn iall dat nian Finstrf--l ha
lfh dht q dc inltH AMI ha duh aitAiut ~
town dew ais hAh y pAt ~ DC ieperH.
charlie MinAr dNn Qih mo as hannWlitiht
Mont aayNl eita fWN lelisG ~ er t,a,f er
81 snt lRw amt stad Cat nian Is fNur
naNs pn' gsiM J uin't DE i.tStN hiipwa Ia
N,ns whetil ieh me Hlqal ftoni - hea1
lfemis tne iva dollars aA' 80 hR'f I'll aay.
fFa gNiHs tcr iiAA dnl lhniicN toa, sur aa
spa y Nnttl giile neegs sh0ea Right
mo w,'athcr man 81 vhs Ioet hcte suis
Npstei thai II wnuii ~ M Nrlfr 10 let
Ntho dch3i nA4t hurry It's urHi and 90
rive X snw NiNte ou the wfathrF leY The
infnfnatson Of thh wAil6 No ahicunt
~ Nyehnl ptiaAiA8tan, hnaeNeh waNM In
,ltcr MN "a thaiigf inc conversation from
Ainit charlie Miiidf and Mhfs loin
i,thhtdN nntit a moderate atnpant cf
k.tua sssatn of the tcaini' WAN nfoduced
AMI satisfy lNndeA W me rneknss uf thN
Sven. ssn sef What, saM the
pn,iihat Who waste NipufN tntiiet thfp
hauat b liln own VeonirN II brne my
81 farei liia lnDraln but lee " at Mars
lArQa ter day rnt nos wtfk iualS nNt Tor
Tt9n khf Nld man nhninhied VIZ nNing
IA Il s,,srslss,f Foaii iisse aAt ler hAd MAra
Snhfilo MHisf and va " hohcN on de
handNtltln' wiiai no Hin "a,
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rnll ctrY rMAcllrna.
Monthly Meeting Of the Institnto suh
jptia nf niHeuHplon

Monthly MeeilrF pf the Instltnte suh-
iutiA 90 nlseuHpion,
The monthly institute OF the teachers
~ Inc oty sohn6a win he held to-day IN
the lSiam building on Congress street
tbe institute wll he called to order az
'ptl6 o'clock and Il prpmpca TO he one
bf tlie most intefes,lng mcetlngA OF the
ieaoliaru icid ulls yeaF
The discussion Ia the general division
pipmlees 70 he moro interesting than
usual Some days 1go Superintendent
sutton ieaund tile f0llpMlng circular al.
DRESSED 10 The principals aud teAukrrf Of
the Vity Eelipuis, IA witch Ne outlines
Thu tnuEe ~ dlnruaploh IA the GENERAL
mepllnpl
our nest Institute Viii convene at alb
q, IN. March ~ lSii We ahpull make
such eknrllrnt preparation aa VIII inaufe
m lntetesnhg hnd pniimble aeNs'on Ihe
tolluwihs iupire viii Ne eOnaluotcd bN
I bisuuss the relations Witch voluntary
attention bears TO involuntary attentions
u Give rninpiete definition 90 attention
Wpe December Foundation, phge H. ami
othet HuNmfltiesl
o sh0w how attention may hc cnnald-
efea ~ euiugilna sdtyliy. 4lyn the "
inntthhon punvernlpg the hialuNlet ,liNn
hn prHinhi lhatihiieu,
4. Why " it that the mgtr pue briufH
le tho ohsetyntiep ~ phenomenon The
dive tho 'dark room iiiusnatlen con.
ertninB the nature pf ipcntti NE
GIVE hh illustration pf your own.
Y, How Y attention relnted 70 past eS-
4 4 lfoye; Attention Is selecting ae-
z NVhal 10 Tho basls of selealiunG
N,Ssnlpate varahle ana permanent ends
81 selecuom
, Why may attention be considered a
rclRtina ae,lNtyf ILLUSTRATE
~ v great pewer W attention evidence
"A
u, GIVE come rules fur securing and
ler hcllins the voluntary etteptinn of
Your NIPPLE
l,pneelhi Intention ~ eailca. ~ die duo-
a9tfisue ot TIE great niAatev of Rugby
aud ~ an nther aicopasfil teaehRfH
y hfn0lWa i1ehl nc his wplk Wna infiv.
al.ilgH Bll men vito la aead peivlae ia
nrld kept 4 hgH tlnai ~ iht dignity az
the work eNrt before him, Bnh wha keeflN
tonspelia 0f the tiapetitt hetweer the
Ideal ~ witch he ahmed Reverence lAr
wVfls W7s Morp than a theoiE with Az
nald More than nast teachers he pre-
nua siil1Y q the leaRens 81 The day"
y Nfnald concentrated the rnWara Of
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a1yets Now oNhief was atruet With The
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hNea and his thhEhtenod Wish to- hfnH-
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innd fensiiiNe ae ha was Echtlr AMI tender
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sc sN3npntNN Whatever he MA cieneed
0rpN ebrNpled his WliNlr bring And lhiA
FNpf,'nle earheetnees sc tharnetar afeGted
me wlinle srhppl Hike tesntN
Thu rnmaiiidtr " rho prngtanlme will
he aH Follows.
lhsNr,nA,Naie tsrttInn niaFnsalnn Of Mns
ihB ana rhumas Arseid
i'einafy snetlcn niscusslpn snhnsi
M Neffiusent,
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last nlaht and wac the most exciting
nnd lnterestinq that has been played At
, n'clooh liurtpn ana York wgic ~ Tue
table and mrhsurel cues an MoMh
dropped ont iaat ruceiay iirht geted nH
rcf6tec ANA vailed time York hgd hls
pnponrnt from the ,slhtt ant not uniil
feen Is hhNa ANY ahDNiur, lie then nulled
himpelf together nni w Some sktltW,
aafcty PLAYING won M ,ERiflr " pme l@'nt
,ylll lao 40 came toninlt nor Sunday uiuhi.
MnndnN nlihl Nnrk Nln moot Mlokeyl
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WHEN Al,b OTHERS NAIL. CONSULT
Dir r. A. HOLLAND.

INV IINAVNoI ami NNIII0d Nnt1lnllsf
m NERVOUS ANll SEXUAL fAfSfSASirs
sretanAtnfni,pea, seminal Weakness iioesce
Win dtremsl. ilunOsancY, Lost Aihnhaad
nNd the dreaded eNfrfH " cArlN Woo ia
YOUNG and MlnDLR AtiND MlsN
cAuEuiH Nfepatbre decay. nervous dShiiitV
and l'lNnlcal ANA mental Meaknesa All
ntlslW plttlent ior mafaiaer 81 anrins~s
l,eeitiye.y cNtvd SNpAllslS, GAMMA
lSlttA AND diiiEr AMI ali 6ls@,ses
ANecti1H the NEnito-t ftnatv Sfsicin az,
nceted ~ seiehtiilc and rNceeSsfil meth.
obs, ~
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An lAalilHlNd lNelnNNr.

Al HE International aud s.s,St f:stlh.
III aerot n tnnafekA aV'mie sfess.say
wsnlne ihe pasasnsers aeppt nien. rail-
lnad enplosss and ncrwa een4,ails we're
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Or, Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.

An those vino have not paid their taxes
viii have thoir property advertised and
seid, according 10 law.
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THE WONDER sr0Rn,
tess feet from Crawtord'e Tea Store,

:
rhc delinquent ,lst VIII be published not
later than She 10th OF March and al who
hsye not paid their tAxca Vim aud their
aafnsa OH she liRt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10

rho city delinqaont tax roll Is completed
ana the list Tor publication "a being pre-
lsArri,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
rnM iNoon qdUNNANlnNr

The oaonlng game " the 90
series of uAe poA tournament a,
the iutch'ns houea paslew began