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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-31
Police made A BIC raid
Four Gambling Dens Visited by Of
ficers Saturday Night.
FORTY-ONE MEN GATHERED IN
Gambling Devices Valued at So, 900 Were
Confiscatcd-City Enriched $S00b by
Fines-prlsoners Given Hear.
ing Before Alderman Fuller.


PROBABLY the blggest rald ever maue
upon the sai,ollhs HOUSES ~ soi oe.an,o'
80, 80 'N't Oei1 ..ioe, go ' ~,
..noi-, ~. VI ''le 80,
r,o,'ann "sS 49, "a on,,;et owe
:, A., -,
ill., -. .n,nnnao,ie w.. 80 oonasoataS ana
80. =. ~ ",,', 'SS -, roaa
,,,o,,.o, ,e",,a S.a,so,, III
= roa,,,s ,,.N e,,s,It,s,ss - -, ~ ~
80. 70 -, - -, 49,, troo
so.ht nv r,i isona,, 80 a1,,a, haor-
t., a,,,,,,o. 49, 81, - 90 ,,os,.o,
dav morninr hv AIdaruan FuI,er in tha
rrovor,s oftioa
Tho nraoa ro,aoa wanna Eu Aeor,s
W., -
mo ord Iindo,, straat. Chr,s Arro-
MANS al OK Iaol,avorro ovenue.
C,,,,,s CrI,o,,,a' - o,7 ,oI,o,,,o,o 40
nne and num,nia,, e KoeIay,s 90,
oo,,o,,,a,,,o 1890 n,ho aura',s ,,,o,o
nade unon informotion ortorod Nv
Chias of po,,oa Sir,,,sa,, hofaro A,aa,
r,or Frl,or Satrrdo,, oor,,,oi,,,s ho,,
;nc. hoa,, 80 ~, Sa,',,,in, 80 49,, a,1ho
freonen'taa throa ,e ~ nIaoo., lid
peseen' "uae simultaneously
Ihe ralus We're made simultaneously
,,,n. ,I1,u,o oeN y, He'sn,I.s , e, open
Dta.,. S - s "Ae 1-''ie SA'o y, i.,
,a,,,, -, rrt..-Ns 49, ~, -.
,at,,o,,,,a1, " ~, e"e i'e %"
avtar,o,. - 49,. - s'0 80 $50 '"s
oaoinst ~ no.r,''SIt., p ls'eeu w e''''i -
So ara AZ ChNcs s'' Si.I, ~ ese" , one eS
ri, raa H. ..., I'm ~ itoH "iO S"l't.''ii
t;o,,a I,o,,ta't N.I PEI y. ope, =,
a., 49,, - - ~ 80 'oNON.
r,o,t 80 n5', - % .A, tiiieu q" a''oi :
pi"' .i,'Ns' Do e'ei
81 '''e ''i'S'' '0i VI p0ii'e %"
~ VI. uiiae en' squ.,os iepoi'eu a'
49, WIN men ~ piiSoiiei D.
80 sno"1u s"'ielihs eon-
N'.',e '','e -ilNI u"'iS wen h'io"H III 'i'e
oi I,-'.i' ee'lie.le CIV ploie'0'oii"i VI
49,, -, p'-s'e ,llS T' P'0pi
=. eoiiOtei' D iu,i'
=, " s'ie =! ioo.ieia "ele i,i,n "no
~ t.,v.I e.ei S-eay pulsuies wouiu new.
,n',i',S,. - % %i On
- Mt's s,,n. ., ''ie 'ieal - my W. W..
- 49, ',o,, sne S,'i' , ms " s''1ln
- - S''ae '''eu ''i'u Siieepi'h i0oN'"e
hearing at Midnight
Alderman Fuller was brought from
MS nome and IN very short space OF
time had imposed hnes which VIII make
the city richer by about $500. The pro
prletors OF the four joints were hned
sloO each' ana the players $50: tax
OF $40 was levied upon each employe.
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In LOCAL THEATERS.

"Hoss and Hoss," the famous farce
comedy, has been secured by the mana
ger of the rockingham for the New
Years attraction at that theater. This
Is the best play of its class now be-
fore the public, and should draw large
audiences here. ''Hoss and Hoss" DIFF
fers from most so-called e-comedies
In that 1t has a plot. There are a
number of clever people in the company
and each is equal to a pleasing special
ty. The cast introduces an eccentric
judge, an erratic lawyer, a typical Bow
cry girl, humorous German sheriff, a
Weary Wraggles tramp, and several
pretty girls, who sing and dance at
every opportunity.
"Peck's Bad Boy" will be introduced
at Davis theater this afternoon, and
there is every indication that splen-
did treat will be given to those desirous
of an afternoon of mirth and merri-
ment. The company has been specially
selected and the adaptation Of the
piece Is excellent. The whole perform
ance abounds in the merriest of fun and
the pranks of the Bad Boy cannot fail
but be a great attraction at the popular
theater The piece will be seen at the
theater Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day afternoons and evening.
II Il Il
Next Thursday, Jan. 3, at the Froth-
ingham, Scranton will for the first time
this season welcome the Lehigh Uni
versity Glee and Banjo clubs. All the
men in the city who are interested
in the university, either by personal or
family ties, are doing their utmost to
insure the success of the concert, and
it will undoubtedly be very enjoyable
occasion. This Is the first extended
trip the clubs have taken this year.
Il II Il
On Friday night the "Chlmes of Nor
mandy" will be produced at the Acad-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-31
THE BACHELORS BALL.
Arrangements Made for Tonight's Bril-.
lia It Social Event.

Aiiuu6cLncHIS Mdue LOT IOn1gntS Br1I
liant Social Event.
The Bachelors ball will be given to.
night at the rockingham. In music
dress and elaborateness Of detail the
ball promises to be at least the gala so.
cial affair Of the season and has at.
tracted unusual interest. For severa
days the members of the committee Of
arrangements have been buslly en-.
gagged in preparing for the event.
For the convenience of prospective
guests 1t may be we'll to note that car.
riages will be permitted to approach
the entrance only from Spruce street
passing out on Linden. This plan, 1t Il
expected, will save time and avoid con.
fusion. To avoid crush following the
ball, carriages will be called only fol
persons with their wraps on and at the
door ready to depart,
During today the false flooring will
be laid and decorations completed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-31

emy of Music by the Scranton Oratorio
society. The following is the cast Of
characters:
Serpolette, the good for nothing,
Miss Julia Allen
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The opera will be produced under the
direction of Professor Richard Lindsay
Mr.. Peakes, who has been engaged for
the role of Gaspord, will on Jan. 81 join
Miss Lillian Russell and company, who
are now playing the Grand Duchess"
Mr.. Peakes will assume the character
of General Baum.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-31

The S40.0 200 School House.
for Columbia avenue has been let and will
be commenced Immediately. There are
still few more lots left at low price.
Arthur Frothingham.
Office, Theater Lobby.
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postoffice Hours Tomorrow.

The stamp and general delivery win
dows will be open until 12 o'clock New
Years day. The money order and regis
ter windows will be closed all day. The
carriers will make the usual morning de-
liveries.
Buy the Weber
and get the best. At Guernsey Bros
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-31
DUFFY DECLARED INSANE.

lie Was Taken Back Again to the Hillside
Home.
Patrick Duffy, of South Washington
avenue, who attempted suicide by TAX
ing dose Of laudanum on Friday
night, was placed before Alderman Full
Ter on Saturday morning, who, after an
investigation, ordered his removal to
the Hillside Home.
Duffy Is apparently about IS years
of age and has been an inmate of the
Hillside Home for some time, and, Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-31

RHEUMATISM in the back, shoulders,
hips, ankles. elbows or wrists, is caused
by accumulation of acid in the blood.
Hoods Sarparilla neutralizes the acid
and cures rheumatism.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

traction. which would almost kin me
Ny stomach and bowels were 50 badly
liberated and mhamed 1 could hardly
hcar Tie pressure of my clothing. Would
often pass quantities OF blood from bow
els
For five months before I went to DIS,
Mansfield d Boxel { was completely
Frustrated ANA in c5ns.au pain, day and
aiEh, The las three wcclSs of my suffer-
lng was tho mos- eEcruclaiug torture Of
my HE. had gpasns Of 'hc stomach;
pain was SO severe / thought ! could not
stand lt any longer. At three different
times my wife became alarmed and called
u .be u6iehhora; thought L could not live
taroueb tae horrible spells.
"suth was roy condition when I went to
the Copeland Medical Institute for treat
me1t. ] was relieved almost Immediately
ANA i'm "a few weeks was a well man.
"I now cat anythnE L want Have no
pain or distress of nrv nature aud am
gaIuiag in flesh every day. i would adj
yise au who are suffering as ala TO take
prs Mansfield * RoNelrs treatment as
quick as possible
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part from that and, sun more IL dec,r,
ing ,s IRON ,,i ne iair summary You giye m
then You are saying that we ho,, 81 -, ~ q
something which We have mo-, ana aa,t
You have no hight to do" The inWn,c,, '',
must so; and, This being the trial os or'
tom ii VIII be made perpetual Win 80.
IL is easy TO see how newsnsnc, ,,j,.,,.
be ereatly injured among the membe Il,,7 ,,l
43ns lat'lgnlaf trade or c7llms by tho pu5.
articles. conveying Tho srro,,,,. ,,o''' l's
That it had uniustly denounced 49, .,,.',
uureulng their calling The declt.o, In
TINS cose Is In favor Of honesty and e,o,i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31
TRADE OF EXCHANGE.

FOR TTXCHANtiF--A Leon country, fia-
nfantation Of y7s acres, on Lake iNtuo.
Ma III miles north OF Tallahassee ~
acres In nigh state Of cultivation l Y.
provements, five room cottage y .5yu..
ant houses SIN house, barn ana zstpn :.
~ head horses and mules. reaper stup' ci,
necessary wagona, gear and plore, Ky
aereB planted IN oats; land rleaf t' ''s
nerfecf: land alune rpst owner fif'Hssa Y,
Address IT,. box es, HonslQn. teA--.. ~ -
FOX SALE OR EXcHAHdfi-'lwso' o,, ~,
ness lots with house FOR : xH,A,H ~ ~
equipped farm. address ~ h4n.' .. ..
tonla, Texas. -.---.,.'..-
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FOR RDNT--A Ave room dwelling house
corner Leland ana st. Emanuel streets.
Inquire either of Gu Wichm1nn or Il.
PHuegers ggQcery store, references re-
qulred,
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AT HALE PRICE-Glo ocres naauand
county land. every acre tnlablo. some
timber; good water at 40 feet: Ave miles
from Cisco; two good railroads; popula
ton OF county, i1.ooO to 1900; improved
farms adjoining on all % Us; must DO
sold by February J. 1894. os the State
is crowding for back intoreat G2c@ after
that date; land worth 81 per acre. but
viii take $3.50. clear lille for all or half
must have $500 to clear. but principal
runs years at per cent; this is a
bargain for any one with q little money
wanting a good farm; viii take balance
in one and two years at s per cent or
Houston inside property Cali or adj
dress A. J. w. care Post. Houston,
Texas. 4
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Located Permanently Corner Travis Street
and Texas Avenue.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
DIR. n. Is. MnnsneIh, Consulting
LIZ. w. A. BuXch, Physicians
pcCiolties-Catarr ana an diseases on
bisoasSs. skin Diseases Female Diseases
and an Chronic Diseases
Office Hours TO II o.. m. : TO p H. .
70 S j.. m. Sundays I2'o9 10 = p III
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LOgT--On Congress avenue, hetwfen san
Iaeinto ana CheneVert streets. one
lady's black pocket book; finder VIII na
rewarded BY leaving same ~ l.. and q.
~. freight office or 4. W. Houses Rang
u ~ Sedgwick. "
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AS we furnish our patrons
with this splendid Series at
the cost of postage, mailing
etc., we will not keep a
stock on hand, but will have
all orders mailed direct from
the publishers. You should
receive them in about ten
days after your order is re-
ceived. Tell your friends
about it. Address,
ART DEPARTMENT.,
HOUSTON POST.
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NEWSPAPER LAW.

IA. sur
y BE st4p /, the modern develon-
81 Wh5t wa NAV c1ii rs,ys,,g7,a,.
h,st bsrn tin l,. tba birb
a issli,a ~ ~ r,r-l,,-1 ,r,., M
1,alntoirsa a.. r,ase ,r,-
anrsr tbs r~-t or ~. no,,,,,.
Il nv inm,.f.-, ,,. rs,.,UI..,-
+ rislesa;rs go, - i.
0N,- -'''7 '''' ~ '
/. s-rb,r o. 1850 .,.,-.- ,....---..1 %,
Il Il Tl,,c. 5,.. -l ~
= s,.s - ~ i..,''.'5 d.. e'.''- Ce.-
Il n fo,55- III ,.gii TO- ..a,,. ,'.,,
\, !" r,. i.'nl..' ,'.Iel aHel'oA
4 ,s ~. d. ...'- l'', ''.1 w..
M trtrgl,, III ,I"', u'lt ,''.,, y. u.s.
y y iu't(aueel INTO n fespnaN.-
1 n, ~ a men poke or me az
VI a. auction s.'es t4a.,e IN good
IN reality said the Times,
ins pre- ut 1ystem an auction
l'ost unfair Of "l sales, ana is
u.e'uS lh,.Hal OF aizpos'ns Of
4 VI seo1a. foFthe' rtnarlls
Iae about tae Knockout system.
rs ieslsnea 10 exclude competl-
auctions, ana the article ended
- =, "orl5; ha matters are nov
. 40 one VIII resort no an auction
H.. oisPose OF his goods by any
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LosT. FouND. sTaAYnD, sroLDs'

.tos,r- .I,rosvn leather ponketbooif contains
inF receipt and Two keys. between CAD
ifol Main and Pease: q liberal reward
vyiii IL naid 10 the finder, Mrs AureiA
Huebner, nc Capitol avenue. I
FOffND--One valise With books In y, Ap-
nsrentiv bsionging 10 A. zieglnr. Apply
10 u Q. Ekols, Daley street, Firth ward
near chapinan's diary
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@5 a IXE0rITE SIS

Catarrh aud Kindred Diseases
Treated at the uniform rate of So a
month"; medicines free. For all
other diseases the rates will be low
and uniform, and in proportion to
the actual cost of the medicines re-
Quired.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

4 MAN wants u iob tending TO horses and
buggy or milking, ami doing anything
around inc place Henry Cook, lJi1
Robin street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs--Bi BIDS WIN
be received up 10 " o'clock noon, tep-
40 ~ erected al MadisOnyille, Madison
county. Texas. Plans and fpeeiheallons
rnay he seen nj the 1fhees ot the
county Judge. IadaOnYille' ana =. ,,
clover K CO., architects, Houston lsAas;
a eertiaed check To accompany eaeh pa
70 the amount Of 5000 ="
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31
MARRIAGES

Announcements unoer this head are 2
cents word.
PN5GF'Tr- 'NS-N aTried- NJ f6e 10 1i-
dcuCe uf the BRIDES parents IN GrOus.
heeck. Texas, Air Clarence padsett To
-Miss Le'ia Tyug,
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REPOKrER- Al round young newspaper
man rom North, good descriptive writ
place on some Texas journal Address
"Jdhn' Post Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

FOR SALE 1900 acres IN Live oak coun-
~, 300 pcfea Ia cultivation. dwelling,
business house nnd tenant houses;
acre. For further Information, r j
SlgaEgs Real Estate company, Boeylle.
IeNus. TX
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31
nIDs AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE no CONTRADICTORY Proposals
are invited by the underslgned Tor lay
Ing brick required In MIS- oulidinB now
aud Travis street. w, NJ. Rice.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE MEN--Piana ana
proposals for a steel drawnrase arelVah
the Neches river % miles above Beau-
mont will be received az the yhlce OF
John H. KIRBY Of this city until - p. y
airy 8, 1854. Gulf, beaumont ana hahais,
City Railroad company, =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

FOR SALE Two carloads Of young and
Gentle work and buggy horsesi also
eome good work mules; have sofne. ilno
Matched teams. an stock on trial be-
fore buying. SD Wssfheim9fJ CORNER
San Jaclnio and Commerce Streets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

ROOMS AND Excellent front
room with board. suitable for Two; gem
tlemen preferred; house hos an modern
improvements; few bOudcrai a0i GRAVY
ford. references CNchnnEed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

NFC0W-DIcI, In CaldwolI Toxins. Iauu-
AIRY Is, 1885,, Mrs. VI. w Mccom, aged So
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sIrlArioNs WANTED

w ANTEl-By q hrst-clHss miliuer and
strictly business woman, a position as
hummer 40 millinery department ary
goods store; best references, Address
Mlihncr care Post =
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FOR RgNT-Win board beautiful front
south room on second floor; TWO blocks
from Capitol Hotel. Apply l2ll IcNaa
avenue ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

FIFTY iron bottom trunka, All siKes. mligt
be sold at actual cost FOR cash only, TO
make room for furniture. GreanDerg
Bros, Cos Main, Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

BRICK stDt.W IiSsS-i.5w prices for
brick az kiln. San Felipe works: paved
road TO city limits. good level road.
balance half mile. j. W. Barret. hnsi-
ness manager, Oh Main street. phone
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

WANTED A ludy who understands
cutting and making mems pants aud
costumes Apply immediately NlN. -
s. sherman. costumcr, COG and Cos Main
street, up stairs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For sub
urhan properly, an outiit consisting OF
pair OF good blockcy work hoiNos.
gentle for a lady 10 drive. either ainein
or double; Will stand anywhere without
hltchlns; also spring wagon. suitable
Tor drummer or for q delivery wagon;
would exchange same as part payment
for suburban property. Call soon on }.
w, Johnson, 10 Hadley ave. Houston 8
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

MAPS Of ali counties, state ana civ.
also OF all city additions, by r. Witty.
surveyor Trust Co, Building. eAIablishSd
1872. a
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rnnsoNAL ,contInucdo

HOUSTON STEAM DYE WORKS
description cleaned. dyed and repaired
also hats cleaned. dyed Rad shaped
No. llt Travis street. A. kirschnick,
proprietor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

neglected cough may lead To con.
ss uinbti9h' therel9re,tok DR. Bulrs Cough
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

| FOR SALE-Arield hicycin: NJ, and ~,
tiresi 500; lois Mckee street &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

AGENTS MANTlCD-IAdlcs and genie
mako IS 90 $40 dairy selling the electrical
wonder. can on on address s. j, o.,
81 Buffalo street D
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ron RENr :

FOX hEN Three furnished rooms com.
plete Tor l,ght housekcepine; prefer rent
ence exchanged. Apply to lSil IeNa,
avenue.
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WANTEp-N salesman. Apply at thy
Singer Manufacturlng compauy's office
lulS Prairie avenue,
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mELp WANTED.

TWO high grade, experienced picture can
Nassols HalarN OK cummtaSioni state cN.
pcriencc. y. a.. care loat W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

FOR RGNI'-onc elegant furnished front
room two blocks from Capitol Hotel FOR
gentlemen only. Apply at Wm, Lasler
uUlrcd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

WANTED -F.rst-cilss white woman cook,
one VINO understands the business and
WHO can come vel recommended; mono
other need nnply. can lOii Lamar. l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

WANTED Two or thrcc families 90 work
ON farm, man ond wife. for wages, J,
II R Bnrhpe IoVpludN ToNnH.
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ron SALE.

FOR SALE--The fastest combined saddle
aud harness stallion IN Texas; good size
~ Hast. Address Fcote Bros box ali
Houston, Texas 20
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Coupons
For Part Three
Now Running.

Don't fail to get the back
parts at once, or you may be
TOO late. Any one Coupon
and 10 cents good for any
one part. You cannot get
these views except by clip
ping Coupons from THE
HOUSTON POST.
A Worlds Fair Coupon APP
pears in THE POST every
day. Don't fail to clip out a
sufficient number to set each
of these parts.
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FOR RENT OR SALE--A nrst-class cen
ualy located boarding house: persons
desiring 20 rent same must have some
capluu. Address l., q. box gus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

FOX itENr-Smul furnished room, Sill
Per week or Sc Per month. central: 90,
Austin street, corner Texas avenue.
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WANTleD--Guo cook, with references
Apply N7 Mary street. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

2j1 ACRES l61 acres 100 acres and q
acres Of land. near houston, offered
cAeap hy lioSacls y Co, No, l0l3 Preston
avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-31

a SPLENDID BARGAIN on Milhy
street. corner of Brady, three lots. doS
100 each. seven room snttNRe, barn l2NS0
chicken house and other out buildings,
underground cHtcrn; the entire three
lots, l5)Xi00 fenced ana cross fenced,
all IN excellent repair improvements
alone worth The money; price $3.50; $500
cash. balance one aud two years. Her
bert y, Fuller. room i1i lSiam buildiuE
n
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nnAI nsrNrr l,on sAIn.

We have an extensive list OF lands az
bottom prices in all the coast counties
~ tracts 70 suit We also have several
improved plnues, Which are offered very
low and on easy terms, Cash X Luokel,
3u1ls Main street
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Announcements undor This head arc .
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-16
strlI.e. Az co,tIr Folllss.

Workingmen, as rule, are sverse to
strikes and were it not for the ambitions
and avarice Of soheming sgitators the
number Of occasions when labor and
capital are arrayed in conflict would be
few. In the majority Of cases strikes
prove futile and the only result at
tanned is 8 heavy loss to capital, which
1t can stand, and a heavier loss to labor,
which it cannot stand.
AS an instance. take during the year
1898. IN the State OF Pennsylvania
There were ffty-thres strikes, not one
Of them necessary. OF these six we're
for an increase Of wages, and thirty
four against a reduction Of wages. The
loss in wages alone aggregated nearly
two millions Of dollars.
This morning, after nearly a years
idleness, the striking potters OF Trenton
went back to work. They struck against
a reduction Of 50 per cent they return
agreeing TO reduction Of - per cent
The loss Of wages to them reaches over 1
million dollars. and it will take severa
years continuous work to regain thu
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-16

The Summer meeting 10 Philadelphia,
IN connection with the American Society,
will afford a great opportunity to teach.
ers and students to obtain practical in.
formation upon the most important sub
iects now occupying the attention Of the
savants Of this country No one can
question but that the present Is un
doubtedly a period Of industrial dis
turbance and social discomfort scarcely
ever before known in the history Of this
country aud this fact lends an interest
to the lectures and discussions which
will take place at this meeting
1t is a time when good advice, from
those most capable Of giving It, is es.
peeially needed, for the people are be.
coming disconnected with hard times
and other evils which are not fairly I'm D.
derstood and are laid, with or without
reason, to politicians Of one OF the other
party. according to party affiliations,
without either sense or understanding
There are causes for our troubles back
Of politics; causes understood by men Of
learning which are rarely handled by
politicians until they are thought ont
and frlly considered by such men as will
give their views out on this occasion.
At this Summer meeting some Of the
ablest men Of che country will treat
upon the live questions Of the day. It
viii give to the students Of political
economy rare opportunity TO gain an
insight on these important subjects and
more than al, it may end in the solution
Of some Of the business and socia
problems that are causing so much un
easiness and distress among the people
Of the country.