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OF the said bill. or that any attempt mas
been made as such TO influence
Nfp uAIF's STATEMENT.

MIR, HALF's STATEMENT.
In tho discussion which preceded action
on the resolution Mr.. Hale said that he
did not suppose that any senator believed
that either the Senator from virginia or
the Senator from South Dakota had been
improperly approached or Influenced.
There was nothing in the association
with those Senators-nothing In tneir pun
lie or private character-which Wouiu ior
a moment Justify the harporlhs OF
suspicion Of that kind He supposeu tnat
Il would be found on inVests@.ioh ,na
those reports, those suspicious that hdu
been sought TO be set anoa'' VIZ 'o"le
thing in the nature OF piaCkiialI' anu
80 40 fror, other matters than those
which the committee was TO investigate
and were only stirred up for the purpose
Of calling away attention. IT was the
"ston thief, crv. With that In view ne
though, thA committee ought TO con-
sider all these other subject ma''eiS
r,oet ,hnroughly, and he hoped 'hat the
Senator from Massachusetts, woulu aC-
cont any amendments 20 ms resolu''onis
that would make Il more penetratlns anu
would enable the committee TO go the pio-
foundest depths, so that at least the Gun
trv and the world might nave hsh' o'i 'no
subject. that certain portions OF lhe
hin had heen surrounded by lnhuehce
tbat alarmed the people and would dis
grace the Senate II the beliefs were true
That could not be too thoroughly prooeu;
There were aAoat among the people Oh
the country suspicious so great oouots
so great. that it was best that they
should be set at rest by thorough anu
complete Investigation. 49, .o,
The Vice-President announced the io'
~
resoIution. Messrs. Gray Oem., Del)
Lindsay Dem. Ky.), Lodge, Rep, Mass)'
Davis Rep.. Mimi, and Allen Pop'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
NEW sOUTHERN ENTERPRISES.
A Number of Them Projected in the Sew
eral States.


BALTIMORE. MD. May i7.-The Manu-
facturers' Record in it's weekly review
Of the business conditions OF the South
saws:
While there are, of course, complaints
OF dullness from some points. the gen
ersl business outlook OF the South shows
that increased attention IS being given
10 .the organization Of new manufacturing
enterprises and to new railroad projects
the building Of which will have very
important influence upon southern adj
vancement immigration matters continue
to attract more and more attention and
even now more farmers are settling in the
South than ever before.
Among the new Industrial enterprises
reported by the Manufacturers Record
Of the week are: A 100000 phosphate
and fertilizer company, organized in Ala
hama TO operate In Tennessee; several
new concerns in Mississippi, and large
lumber plant in Alabama in forty barrel
-four mill; a sewerage system. granite
quarry, piano factory. 10000 steam
boat line. and . $4,000 cotton oil company
I'm Georgia: $4,000 electric light plant;
$1,000 water works lumber plants. and
cannerles. In Florida; $4,000 brewery,
$4,000 -four mill and brownstonc quarry
I'm North Carolina: a $4,000 merchantile
company and a $4,000 cotton seed O. mill In
South Carolina: three flour mills, cotton
tie mill and cannery in Tennessee; can
merry. woodworking plants. etc, in Nir-
ginia
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COLORED PHOTOG RAPHs.
An Interesting Paper Read Before the As
soctstiop OF virginia Engineers.

ROANOKE, VA. May 7.-special.-The
Association OF Virginia Engineers held a
monthly meeting last night In their rooms
in this city Rene de Saussure read a
paper on " Photochromy. or the repro
ductlon OF colors by photography he
demonstrated that colors could be re-
produced by the same process now used
I'm photography. with the exception that
mirror be placed behind the plate.
and that the baths for the plate be alb
solutely pure, which would give as the
result positive" and not q negative,
as in ordinary photography. This i'm
portant discovery was the work Of
scientist and not a photographer. Mr.
de siaussure says
This bright young engineer was until
n few months since lieutenant In the
French army. He has been IN America
several years on leave OF absence. ana
having married Miss DAWN, daughter
OF capt. Henri DAWN. the railroad con-
tractor. resigned and applied for naturhii-
zation papers.
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA, May M-Gov-
ernor Mitchell has appointed the follow
ing delegates TO represent Florida in
the Southern Industrial and immigration
Convention, which will convene at Au-
gusta. Ga, May SOth; Colonel d. II. FL
lott. of Sanford; Colonel John Bradford
Of Bradfordville, and Hon. John y. c.
stockton. Of Jacksonville. For the State
at large: Colonel ". d. Chpley' Of Pen
sacola, for the First Congressional dis
trjct. and Hon. J.. p. Bishop, of Citra,
for the Second district The Governor
has been requested to invite all the
president of the Florida railroads TO at
tend the convention.
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ATIANTA EXPOSITION BILL.
The Committee AdJOurns Until Detaiieu
Information Ia Furnished.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE House
subcommittee on appropriations, having
charge Of the bill appropriating 500 900
eor Government building and exhibit
- the Cotton States international EH-
nosition. considered the subject to-day.
Nessrs. Howell and Spaulding, Of At
lanta. Ga, gave information as to the
amount Of ground available for the LN-
position. facilities for light. water ana
the amount Of money they expected 10
raise. At the suggestion of the commit
tee. they VIII present a detailed state
ment later on.
The committee discussed the feasibility
of transf arring the Government buildings
used at the Worlds Fair to Atlanta. but
no conclusion was reached, and the com
mittee adjourned until the data promised
by Messrs. Howell and Spaulding is re-
ceiVed.
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is Democratic scheme got up In order
TO scare certain Democrats who oppose
the bill on account OF their opposition TO
the income tax and force them into line
so that they may not act
There is plenty OF material for investi-
cation for the committee. II Mr.. Lodge
can get 1t appointed-a fact that is
doubtful. II will hardly be permitted to
be voted down. for that would cause a
showing OF hands; but 1t is believed
tonight that by some parliamentary
trick il will be discussed and then sent
TO the calendar to sleep peacefully pend
ing a resurrection which will never come.
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been the practice during the past week
for senator's OF both parties to dritt away
from the Chamber when the usual hour
for adjournment approached. The MOTION
OF Mr.. Harris. to take a recess uhtli
tomorrow until II. would have the erect,
should 1t pass. TO continue the present
legislative day and do away with the
customary morning hour. in which busi-
ness other than the tariff bill is trans
acted by the Senate. Such action would
bring the tariff bill Immediately before
the Senate from day to day, and keep it
under continuous debate.
REPUBLICANS SAY 1T Is TRICK.
The Republican leaders. In discussing the
situation tonight, admit the right OF the
majority to control the time but they
were offended at what they call a par
liamentary trick, which they accuse Mr..
Harris cf having played, after marshall
ing his forces behind him. They admit
their willingness to permit the question
OF longer hours or the continuation Of
the present legislative day 10 come up
for settlement after they have had due
notice. and their members are in their
seats and on equal fighting footing with
their opponents. Because they were. as
they claim. taken at disadvantage, the
Republicans began a system of filibuster-
ing in the strictest sense of the word.
not one of them denying the fact that
ii was filibustering pure and simple and
I'm the short speeches that occurred be-
tween the monotonous roll-calls, the ma
jority was warned that fllibustering
would be continued throughout the night
If the Democrats continued In the policy
inaugurated by Mr.. Harris. After the
Scrgeant-at-Arms had visited the resi-
dences Of the senators and notified them
that their attendance was required, a
quorum appeared, only to disappear when
vote was called. 1t being noticeable.
however, that silver Republicans Joined
the Democrats in making a quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
G. III. DANIEL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
a Native of virginia, and Claims to be
CnnsIn of Senntor Daniel

ST. LOUIS. MO. May 7.-Charles II.
Daniel formerly of Amherst Courthouse.
Va. but for the past few years a resi-
dent Of this city. attempted to end his
life by swallowing laudanum in Forest
Park last night. He was taken 10 the
city hospital at noon to-day. and Is re-
ported out Of danger.
A friend of his received a note this
morning which Daniel wrote several
days ago, in which he bade his friends
goodbye and announced that sufficient
money would be found on his person to
purchase a grave in Bellefontaine ceme-
terry He also left the following obituary
notice to be published at his death In
all the papers:
"Suicide-C. II. Daniel born at Amherst
Courthouse. Va, February %, 1870; died
st. Louis. May Is, 1894"
He requested that Mrs. II. r. Griggs,
Of SO Il street, Northwest, Washington,
d. c., and Leo Daniel, Jr., Of Rappan-
mock. Va. be notified. He claims TO be
a cousin of Senator Daniel Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18

TWICE SHOT.
A Quarrel About n Woman Leads to n Sc
rious ARRAY Between Two Negro Mon.

RURAL RETREAT. VA. May 16-
Special-Yesterday evening JEFF Hamilton
and Bob Jackson, both colored, became
engaged in a quarrel over woman which
came very near resulting seriously for
Hamilton.
They had some words, when Hamilton
turned, and with an oath, dehed jack
son TO do anything. Jackson had a dou-
ble-barreled shot gun and a pistol on
his person. and as Hamilton started TO
90. emptied both barrels Of the shot
gun and one chamber Of the pistol, In
his back. The two loads OF shot landed
I'm the upper part Of the back and shoul-
ders. and the pistol ball into the loins
Jackson was arrested and put In jail
in default Of bond. Hamilton, though
right much injured, Is not fatally, and
some hopes are entertained of his re-
covery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
The Riker Case Dismissed.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May H-TSe
Court of Appeals Of the District Of
Columbia. has dismissed the case "f
Carroll Il. Riker, OF Chicago. against
Secretary Carlisle. 10 compel him TO sell
10 Riker s5O.O00.0OO of bonds. II VIII he
recalled that Rikers offer was not con-
sidered by Secretary Carlisle when tie
new bond issue was apportloned out in
last February The court held that as
ALI the bonds had been sold to other
parties. there was nothing else for it to
do but 10 dismiss the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
rHE PARSONS IN CONTROL.
They Represent s4.O0o,ooO of the South
Carolina Road.

NEW YORK, May 17-Of the $5.oOo0oo
stock Of the new South Carolina and
Georgia Railroad Company the successor
of the old South Carolina railroad, Charles
Parsons takes 100000 which carries
control. Holders Of the old bonds got a
norton Of the balance Of the stock.
Charles Parsons is president Of the new
company and Charles Parsons. Jr., Is
vice-president. George Parsons. +. B.
Wesson. William Lummis, Edwin Par
sons are expected 70 be on the new board
Of directors.
The Parsons interest Will not be called
the active management OF the road. but
q southern man will be succeeded as
vice-president and general manager. 1t
will be the policy Of the road 10 foster
local industries as much as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
WIPED our nv CYCIOKE.
A Little village In OHIO Entirely Destroy.
,d-seyer Lives L".i.

BRYAN. OHIO. May 1.-THE village OF
Kunkel. in Williams county, was almost
entirely destroyed by a cyclone this az
ternoon. Seven lives are known TO have
hcnn lost Thirty persons were injured.
some OF them fatally. and more than
flty houses demolished
Kunkel IS a town OF about three hun
dred inhabitants IN the extreme north
western part OF the State. on the Detroit
and Logansport brancn OF tnf Napasn
railway. Montpelier. Ohio. the nearest
telegraph station. is closed for the night,
ana there IL no communication between
this city and kunkel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 1.-THE
House Foregn Affairs Committee to-
dav authorized favorable reports on the
Joint resolution permitting Captain sci
fridge, of the United states navy 70 @ @ac'
cont The cross Of the Legion Of Honor
trom the President of France, and the
Senate bill permitting Professor Asah
I1au of the United States navy. 10 re-
ce,ve a gold medal from the French
Academy of Science.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
COLONEL O<fTEs WINS.
Little Doubt that Iie wa he Nominated for
Governor.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. May 1.-THE
Age-Herald will print tomorrow n tabu-
lated report OF the results Of the County
Conventions as compiled from results:
oats, 26si4; Johnston, 2,J 1920. This
Includes ten contested votes for Oates
from Lee county and nine contested votes
from Hale for Johnston. Necessary TO
a choice. 2i3. thus showing Oates has
majority. giving Lee 70 Johnston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
A Strike Declared on.

PATERSON. N. j.. May H.-The cen cen,
.rai committee of ribbon weavers this
morning OF declared the strike off, after a
desperate es struggle Of eleven weeks, a; a
majority Of the operatives Of the mills mills
Of llf"' the william Strange Company ana ana
lew Bros went back to their looms
TODAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
gpodgrass Renomiuated.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. May r.-H-
C. Snodgrass was renominated for Con-
gress at 5 a. NJ. on the 46th ballot.
While returning from the convention
on a train DIR. A. l.. Griffith. delegate
from Jasper. Tenn. was shot ana kihea
bv John l.. Sticlxley. delegate from
White county. Stickley was very drunk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
ANOTHER BLAzB IN BOSTON.
4 Fine six-Story Granite structure Badly
DAMAGED by Fire.

DHmAftN Nv Ai'N
BOSTON, MASS, May F.-State-Street
block. a slx-story granite structure, bound
ed by Atlantic avenue on the east, India
street on the south, and state street on
the north. was badly damaged and its
contents ruined by fire and water early
this morning. 1t was used as a united
States bonded warehouse, and the custom
house officers states that there was over
81 10000 worth OF goods in the DuildlhE,
and in his opinion the loss Will exceed
100000, without taking into account the
loss on the building. This is valued al
$4,000 and is damaged TO the extent of
sO 600 The structure is owned by Mrs.
Paran Stevens. of New York. The Gus
tom House. which is close by the burned
building, was not injured.
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amendments to the River and HarbOr Bill

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May IA num-
her of important amendments to the
river and harbor bill were offered In the
senate to-day, chiefly relating 10 south
ern points. Senator Butler seeks TO IN
orsase the appropriation for continuing
tbe iponroyement Of the Winyaw Bay.
8 c.. from 10000 10 $4,000, also TO
increase the appropriation for improv-
ing the Santee river, S. c., from $4,000
IN $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
COLONEL MOSBT At bristol.
He Saws that He Is not a Candidate for
Pre.fd~rt-Hfs O'd Home.

BRISTOL, TENN, May n-Speciai.-
Colonel John S. Mosby, the famous Con-
federate guerilla chief. stated here to-day
that he was no candidate for the Presi-
dency. He was en- route from Nashlng-
ton TO San Francisco. Colonel Mosby
spent a moment here. looking at the
old house where he lived in war times.
"The hardest fight of the war with me-
said he. was telling my wife and chill
dren good bye"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
Enrihnnake In sra,land.

EDINBURGH. May iT.--Slight shocks OF
earthquake were experienced In Annsn-
dale and Eskdale Hills. near Dummies.
this morning. The Vibration uaseied
nOrthward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
D,scborging Foreign Workmer.

IrNIONTOWN, PA, May line ON
o,ois of the Rainey Coke Company an
nonnced noun today that every foregaeT fosf in
their employ will be DISCHARGED as, as inss st
as as possible. and their places VIII u
filled with negroes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
Co. ra,tnrnl-llrr zII AffnIr.

LONDON. May l7.--The Times Lisbon
L., -"os,,ondent o says the principal European
coprsspo" oG~ers haus been consulted by the
Por,us .ns rspture with Brazil. and the
70 s,a,,on Of Great Britain Is solicited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
Trlecrnphic nreyities.

Legal papers have been served az mart
ford. Conn. in the suit OF the i.en'ins.D.
Typewriter Company VS. Miller Ma' ~,
agents Of the Franklin type"f''e'' i''
infringement Of patents. -s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
p.xcr ov THERMOMETERS.

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at The Times Office yesssr.
day: A. NJ, So; u NJ, u; ; ~,
age 81 l-3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18
WEATHER. romEcAk1.

WASHINGTON. May n.-For virsnis;
p,a,r except probably showers and thunder
,s h, northern portion; south WINDS
FOR North Carolina ana South Carohnes
Generally fair. south windA ...-.-
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Several other notifications OF the reso-
luton were suggested and adopted until
the resolution az finally agreed 10 read:
Resolved That committee OF five
senators be appointed TO investigate these
charges. and TO inquire further. whether
any contributions have been made by
the Sugar Trust 20 any political party
Tor campaign or election purpose or
secure or defea. legislation; or whether
any senator has been speculating in sugar
tariff bill.
Resolved, further. That said committee
be authorized TO investigate and report
on any charge or charges that may be
hled before II. alleging that the action
on any senator has been corrupty or i'm
properly Influenced In the consideration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11

Mr.. L. b Moody. one Of tho most prom
,nent LAWYERS of this city left yesterday
for Houston. Texas which place ne ~
tends making his home He has been 10
r,ts5 here for The past ten years and mas
tut up very extensive I pTai'ig Site GqiSa
~ the business nj his clients, OF sHtI
integrity and gifted wiz gnu Si@rdi aIg' Is
I'm "a mart When questioned as 10 ms
reason f1r giving dp PTS lIgrii ,os1 lp6ntsm-
afinr r.mnvius 10 Houston loi - iIC re- bis
,breg Z.aars rs he felt conha I'LL va
ohser,,.fion and investigation nav i31re ,'s
desti1rd n become one OF t f,,,,,rs
ritiSs i'm the South iu the ne3I lH. r "a tbe
mo commercial Commenl- n,,,,5 nnnpje
,,-.rb1a Consideration Of the s9 I,,.i,i T1sIt
"a thst ritg ana trusts mat he iaiisb i bas
o. Oh, S,'- 5he sams success there WI eT5-
~. 90 attended his efforts mere
IN ETi4s1 Commercial ,o,ros,icinp
ia ~, 70, taEes pleasure IN chi Vel,
~ ne a,,nvo AMI extending a eoIals5d mai
l lilg IN Mr. Moody feeling Sssseartiy he
with his public spirit g.,to.tS %il and hard
,,,a-i.ers for the interest OF our c''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
IE WAR AT AN END.
'BR OF SURRENDER MADE By
DA CANA.
Insurgent Admiral Goes Aboard
q Portuguese Man-Of-war
for Asylum.
LILLIAN MINISTER AT WASHINGTON
CONFIRMS THR NEWS.
atohsH Received BY tho Department. q
State from Minister Thompson Also
Tell the Story.

s
NJ 's' l'ltSn - '''.uV'ces reeelved
,s' e','.'ul''ent Hf'e enis aluer-
H., ',,. ,'''. -, tE'ol.'p9on az no
h, ,,,s,,t ~ NV ,la-iia' repel-
ts,c,, 1rhnrnn.,,, 49,, ~ liN'.h
,,,at 'Ass,,t,a, ~ 80 Wy i'.ip'siis
pnr,,,gucsn ~. $500, ~, sN''., ~
he hnrhor ~ nj, ma 49, s,,. y.
,sient peixot, nv ma pnr,,,,,,,.,.n 80.
an one, ~ a,,,r.raar ~, ,,,,,,,,t,,,,,. ~
prote.,tton for hlms,if ana foI,nvso,s
DISPATCHES received nv mo stnte a.
n,ent wore m cl,a,er. nnd when trnns-
1 rcnd as follows:
mann:
. de Janelro, March i2.-Da Cana TO-
through The senior Portuguese naval
mapder, offered 10 surrender TO the
ilent of Brazii provided ne and hia
,wers were guaranteed protection
INST punishment. Thompson.
Fami
y de Janelio. March ia.--Da Cana
gone aboard a Portuguese man-ofwar
asylum. Thompson.
rrctary Gresham believes that this
les tho end Of the Brazilian war
re is considerable surprise expressed
by those Interested In the affairs Of
that the offer OF surrender should
been made through the Portuguese
mnnder, who. up TO this time. has
shown my particular disposition 10
hand In tho conflict. 1t u not
lrht however mat the action Of the
.ueuesc In receiving dn CANA Is nee
In, mn nct ~ avnnathy Win thc I'M
M, Tho pori,gneao arc said %
,,,,ve , nrt,c,,,Ie a, ,r,ernatIo,al law
s,ao,a,i -. ,,.,,,,, n,u,t. y
=, n,,,a -, W. ,, az. - ~.
''i.ee' y , .s'p, 80, 80, =,
n No.. rs%e- " : estsi.sva $3.50
nis ,s"t - ass 'u'n - ~. te0Ve-
u iae Spars " n,os. nat'Vns eN-
IN cases Q, nun gnvlllAeu peopiss,
moreover the pras''ap insnrgents
4 never been recognized by anybody
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
- Is MANE LIqHT

age on ,no6ern craze for bnildings mat
IN. ~ tpt me Tower Of Babel % b'nsh,
might be qs ven 70 =, rs InnfeaSed th ia
NIe ap8 rs defendants should nave
Ava claim on its ilgh- Science ht5
5cmonstrated tbs. sunlight y enc o. iae
most tT,,.,,s,,btre and gse need only our
ne a" dnd out that offensive ,qd2rs
.-.ntts IL the mos. after DARK. li W
must nave SKY gcrapers leI e5 mae noe spe
.tan an excuse for the giazier ana an
electric lamp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
INroRMAr1oN LnAlsEp our.

crnment Crop Report Known Before
Officially Announced.
Louis Mo-, March l2,--The Post
patch today makes the following state
Il In double loaded type;
hat Friday cipher telegram was rc-
led IA ST. Louis from Chicago saying
{ the government report from the de-
tment Of agriculture would estimate
reserves Of wheat at 1l5.oQo.0OO BUSH
Another tolegum said that the re-
/ would be bearlsh on wheat ana bull
on corn.
be report when made public confirmed
i these hints. The amount OF wheat
me hands OF The farmers IS placed at
10000 bushels and corn AZ $4,000 bugh-
This is bearlsh on wheat and builish
corn.
.ow did the information leak outg
ve the Spectators placed agents in
department?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
------- -, sncIETY.

The Ladies' aid soa''H .-, ii, business
BAPTIST church at ths i.sl, resolution Of
meeting %, o"s s VINO 50 mudy aided ,.r tailn
I'M their Washington ~
fnent. which was aaQlle 80 desire 20 eA-
10 Major NJ. lo2s5a M, 70 foF his Eindness
tend our heartfelt thenAS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11

-..,-. ,,sr,ipf, between 80 and a degrees,
el1i V-9irr- 10 the number Of times the door
a. opeRei IN order 10 light na.cn ana
NOW me contents 70 the plole ah! tle
.s..,,. -,,r1piI1n OF Ice did not dFrrd-t more
t'l''''..' rauuIg daily For sale ny
tn"" '' BERING s. CJitIES
,,--,e- CONGRESS Avenue ANA Travis street
InmELmn I.AA..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11

SET FOR TRIAL THURSDAY
psciusIto. Mlss.. March l2.-N. p. Rat
case was called this morning. The
snsc announced 10 the court they were
hy FOR trial and the case was set for
lrs1ay morning this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
GENTS SUMNER S1Spt9DERS.

LOT loS Gents Fancy Web Sue.
pendars fancy overshot. worth g5S.
our price, per pair.
i.lI -lN stients' Fine Web wire
our price ...........
LOT 2A5s-Ceuts' Black Susperders
fancy white embroidered patent
drawers catches, bargain az CSC;
our frlNe o.. o.. ... Observation-Disclosures.
LOT 5000 Gents French Mako I'm.
itaHou Guyot Suspoulera. bar
gain az 95c our price.
lol DOZEN Gents Genuine Guvot
SuSpendefF usually sold at j0c:
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