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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

The King OF Pills Is Beecham's'-
BEECHAMS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05
STREETS OF MANCHESTER
the CfTT ENGTNEER sUBMITS ms
MONTHLY REPORT.
Meeting of Council Committecs-Eaiiroa
Men Dissatisfied ia Salisbury.
Oihcr Matters.
M,scursr-u BUREAU RrcnmovD Tmrs. ,

llANlIffI'H bNktA' bA'''''f'
No. II2I Hull SfHGIr. AIIIh BLOCH
Captain james 4. Lpscomb the cry
Engineer has submitted 10 the Guy
Council the following report OF ms &c
partmont for the month OF November
II eeals WIKI streets generally mciud-
,nc the removal Of garbage FOR the past
month as per bills approved ana oopl-
CHIC pay-rolls, which are suoin'''9o do
follows. 90 o.,
~ nan of Bowen & Bradley. So -
10 mi OF John H. Gil. .....' ~
10 Jlll OF ". ). LOwiie' 1890 Az su II
Streets generally -, s-oeq
nO. sth llrs. week pay-Io'i - 80 eo
Istu Second week pay y,
.iu. Third wees pay -lO', W ~
z'tn' fo'i'n W." ''' - S2iS %
GARBAGE account 80, go ~
kOV. ON, First Week lay-lon 80 W
I'm. second week pdy-loh A. -
20th. Third week pay ron -
..tA, Fourth week 3 p1y-IV" = x52 "A
S34l "a
Nov. 4th. by maintenance OF
morse OF hchaid ., ~
Cray ..... .s.ss...' - w
Eth Biu against inc
Water .COmmls- %
slOucrs ...... s..'' ~ a. On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

In execution Of 4 certain deed Of trust,
dated tie 18th January, 80 ana fecoil,d
ia ID. b. $50 -. page 3lh -nflco County
Court. default Laylns neen mace IN we
debt secured. and nc.ns required 50 70
do by the beneficiary, the undersigned
trustees Will sell, by public auction on the
premises. on ....,.., ,.o.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER O. 1886,
AT o'clock p. NJ, the abovc-namcd
REAL ESTATE. described IN said deed,
the lots fronting together % ieet ana ,ae run
ming back within parallel lines ~ ieet,
the two dwellings containing hNe rooms
each. the other house being a store or sood
size. with three additional rooms, All being
new. neat. ard attractive ana OF de-
sirable character and location for busi-
ness and rental purposes.
TERMS. Tor cash as &c 50 much or the
purCha-e-mOuev af may De- necessary 10
pay the expenses Of executing the trust
the delinquent taxes, the ratable snare
OF the taxes Tor the present year anu
the sum Of $3.50 now due and payable
on account Of the bond referred 70 ia SAID
deed. and as 20 the residue or the pur-
chase-money. upon such terms as 10 cash
or credit as the trustees may determine
and as Will be announced AT time Of sale.
JAMES ls. ELAN.
ROBERT LECKY, JR.,
J.. sITTERDING.
Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

NOW IS THE LIME TO MAKE YOUR
4Ntruit Cakes. Pun FuallHbs. ctc., i1r
the holidays. We bought the biggest u4r-
gains ever offered. Read how low.
Bcst Gr4nuiated sugar, per pound.
GOOD lami ........ ........s..'..s+.
Ae" ltal-lu1 .....s.-...s..s.s.ss sss''t'fs
rev tlIfdnts ...........-..-........s 3D.
NeW '4uou s.s.s.s.sssssss 800 .ssss's'''f a.
New Orange and Lemon Peel ......... ll
New Cleaned Currauts ............-.....
New sccdless kaislns ..................
Large tOllluuts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D
Chalmers Gelaunc. for ............. 80
Larry June Peas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
JelIle Wine. per quart ..--...--.-..-.... ID
Cape Cod tranberrits. per quart ..-..
New Dates. per pound .................
New Mixed Nuts, per pound ....--.... .
New FIGS, 4 pounds for ...........,.... -
Flake Aominy. per pound ..............
The best Corn you ever ate per
Good Boneless Goldfish. per pound 90.
New Rye Flour. per pound ....... ....,. ~
Good Green and Mixed Tea. as good
as You pay iOc. for elsewhere...-- 20
Good PORK per pound ..............-:.
New London Layer kaislns. 3 pounds
Imported MacarOni. 4 pounds loi.-. -
Good Cream cheese. per Iounp- 800. lv
s. ULLNfAN'S son.
1S20-1S22 east Main. JI6 east Marshall.
Phones 3l6 and "a. ap+
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

OrD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
'-N PAN.4A..

NTn DOMINICA = EAMcAtlP COM
DAIrH SERVICE.
Steamers leage Norfolk.
D. A.. DAILY 200 re- 49, M
49, for New , ork direct. Pas.
f-EA sengers leave Richmond
NO. VIA g.. and I'D. railway 500
~eL-.tiN a g.. or D.. and B. rail.
road ~. and w. route
4. NJ. 20 connect with
steamer az Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
10. New York VIA James river every
Monday passengers AMI freight ana
o5iV1 ct 5 T. II. Additional steamer
Grflcht ana steerage passengersl leaves
Ticnm0nd for Norfolk every Wednesday
5P. 81. connecting with main limo steam.
en- for New York.
o'rpON NEW YORK. passengers can
tesra DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY, FOR
pichnrond VIA Oid Point or Norfolk
GfpFCT STEAMERS Via James river
-o,fe leave every Saturday passengers
aoi fre.chn and Monday freight only.
cerfr~s from Company pier. 20 North
Ser T. " Saturdays h. M
-Ecr fuu Information apply 10
rtrI~ D MAYER, Agent
tale east Main street. Richmond. Va
- 81 rrr1T tTT0TU,
~" N. p. rnh T. a.. New Yor1.
u uLADELPHIA, RIG Il ..,SSFA
NOND. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

M ANTED. \ GOOD SLAUGHTER-
" HOUSE MAN. one that understands
cutting fresh meats. white or cOlCrcd. APP
ply until Monday nc -si5 Hull street Nan-
chester. Va. acl-lt'
Mn AND WOMEN OUT OF EMPLOY
Va MENT aud willing 20 work cln 'carn
oI H permanent situation at good wages
hy writing at once 20 p v. H.. Fox 2s3,
Augusta. Me. de5-sas So tu&th1Tt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

TIE FANORIIE ROUTE @Ohlii'
LEAVE RICHMOND.
3.0J L. NJ. $50. lD local express. Mondays,
Wednesdays. and Fridays. for West
Point luu intermediate 500 ton'.
Connects with stage 90 Lester Manor
for WalhcrtOu, also at West l'NlAt
with steamer for Baltimore. stops
4g5 p. 81. 80. Is. baltimore limited.
daily except Sundays. for West
Point. there making close connection
on Mondays. Wednesdays and ffl-
days with steamer for Baltimore.
500 A. ~. so. i Local Mixed.
Leaves daily except sunday from
Nirginia-Sfrect station tor West
Point and intermediate stations.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
9I7 A. NJ. Daily
1910 a. ST. Mondays. Weane days and
Fridays.
500 l.. 3d. Daily except sunday
FROM West Point end ini rmodiaie
stations.
Steamers leave West Point 100 goo y. ri.
Mondays Wednesdays, and fridays, ana
Baltimore at 5..l j.. IT. tuesdays. Thurs
days. aud Saturdays
Ticket Office at station foot of NIrelu'1
stroe- open from 90D a. VI. t0 t.ON D.
A.. and from $3.50 j.. 81 ORD A. ~. city
ticket Office. COB east Main .trgcl
j. " GULF W. a. TURK,
Traffic Manager Cen Pass. Agent
~. H GREEN General Superintendent
Washington. ID q.
J. g. HORTON. Tray Pass. Agent
go east Main street Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

EOR SALE CHEAP. TWO HEAVY
/ DRAFT HORSES. Address ID. g..
care The Times office. dei-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

NOTICE.
D-0r~~-0-c-~-r-r-.. r-r-H-~-~-0-r-0~~~,r-~-
NOTICE.
For comfort ana convenience use Rich
mond Cedar Works STEAM-DRIED
KINDLING WOOD. the best on the mar
ket. Price $3.50 Ter hdf cord, with or
without blocks Always say whicl you
prefer when ordering. Best way 90 order
is boy postal-carl TO secure prompt de-,
livery. We now keep our kindlins Wood
under shelter. Phone Si no2l-sa&Wctt
s-..s-7a-s-ss-
sINENTs.
CONCERT CORCORAN HALL
WEBB QUARTETIE AND
OLD DOMINION SENTETTE.
Tor Benefit Third Presbyterian Church.
MONDAY NIGHT. DEC. T. 1896,
$40 O'CLOCK.
Admission &c. doi-2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

~-o~~~~~-~<--~-----~~~---- = r.
by J. i. Elan & Co.
Real Estate Auctionee.s.
iiI3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE.
i BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
THREE Nr-,.- DETACHED TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSES,
TWO DWELLINGS AND a slyNE AND
DWELLING COMBINED,
on
THE EAST SIDE or TWENTY-FIVE
STREET ........-...
BETWEEN Il AND ) STREETS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

Travelling Passenger Agent,
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05
w ANTED. CASH FOR COAL AND
W WOOD.

NJ ANlED, CASH fOk tOAH AM
W WOOD.
Dcst snlint Coal. per 200O.............S 81 70
Crate Coal foeg1 Observation-Disclosures. 20
Rect Ionf, Pine. nor half CORD. ........ G1
Sec0nd-Growth Pine. per half cord. I so
Anthracite Furnace Coal ............. ; pD
Aufhrarite-Fue ........ ............... 8 %
AuthraCitc-Sfovc and Nut ........... 1J
i'i 1ne3Si- vs. '''.7' 80 90
Send in cash and get bottom prices. old
stores. 1900 west Broad street. old ana
Vow Phone. 4l1. 1873 east Cary street,
Phones Old and new) lll
nolg-Dft-o0dGt CiiAS. d.. PAGE.
W ANTED. AN IDEA. WIO CAN
VI think OF some simple tling t1 n1fert2
Protect your ideas. they may bring sou
wealth Write JOHN WELDERH URN
a. co, Department Patent Attorneys.
Washington. u. g.. for their Sl.ND prize
offer and list of 200 inventions wanted
ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

y uLADELPHIA RICH ~2FSTA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09
DINGLEY TARIEF nILL.

Washington November s Senator QUAY
expresses tho opinion that the pinglcv
'ar'n bl'l may be taken up again at the
approaching session OF congress. II is ro-
called that this measure passed the house
but was held up in the senate by the re-
publican free silver senator's with the aid
OF the democrats and populists If mode
49, i"'iCaSc OF 10 per cent in the schedules
VI tnc l'soh act with the exception OF the
sugar schedule and few others. There
Is some ground for the expectation that
the republicans who checked the bin AT
the last session may not continue ia oh.
sIruct IT'S passage, 1t is contended nv
those VINO advocate the passage of an
emergency revenue bill at the next SEES
sion that additional revenue is needed nj
once, and II action on the tariff is DELAYED
until a general bin can be passed the i'm.
porters will stock the country with goods
MS would increase the amount OF duties
pald m hut the republicans fear that II
would affect unfavorahly the revenue thai
may be collected under the general tariff
Hesitation which they propose to enact.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09
AT SAENGERBUND HALL.


Flag Presentation to Sons of Hermann
Ladies' Lodge Organized.
There was quite an interesting ceremony
at Saengerbund hall last night 1t con-
sisted of flag presentation to Magnolia
lodge No. I. Sons of Hermann. and the in
stallation of officers of n ladies auxiliary
lodge, organized yesterday and designated
Eidelweis lodge.
Judge julius Schuetze of Austin, the
grand president of the Eder of Sons of
Hermann in Texas, was present and offici-
ated at the installation of this new lodge.
He also presented or dedicated the flag
that was presented to Magnolia lodge Mr..
Alex Barttlingck accepting the handsome
banner on behalf of the lodge
The Eidewes lodge was organized with
twenty members and the following officers
EX-presdent, Mrs. Anna Kopp; president.
AlVina Stein; vice president, Katharine
Ju ngeri secretary. Annie Bartlingek: treas
urer, Mrs Frances Heine; trustees, Caroline
Schinand. Matilda Lieb. Mary Deitzschold;
guide. Mrs. Annie Proebe: inner guide.
Augusta Babron; deputy for the lodge. Mr..
Chas. v Heine.
After the installation ceremony and the
flag presentation some very pretty music
was furnished by members of the Saonger
hund and some of the ladies present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09
ARRANGEMENTS NOT COMPLETED
Nothing Definite Known in Reference to
the Late Mr., Waldos Funeral

Nothing Definite Known in Reference tc
the Late Mr., Waldos Funeral
The many friends of tho late l. Waldo
who died in St. Louis Saturday morning
tailed to learn anything definite in refer
ehce to the arrangements for the burial in
houston, Notwithstanding a number of
kilograms were received here Yesterday
The body will leave St Louis this morning
i'll special car, presumably over the Iron
Mountain and International and Great
Noithcrn to Houston, but this is not off
clai' II Is expected that number of ST
Louis railroad men will accompany the re-
mains among whom will be the members
OF the southwestern Traffic association
lelesrams OF more definite character will
certainly be received today. when the local
arrangements will be attended to.
yesterday the chief topic In railroad cir.
cles was Mr. Waldo's death He had hoer
allihg to some extent for some timo but
zen days ago he seemed hale and hearty
a lew days prior to the election II is said
ne participated in a sound money demon
stration In st. Louis, when the fatal pneu-
mona was contracted His system was in
such condition that the slightest malady
would have eagerly taken hold and rern,in-
ated fatally.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09
CARLISLE CALLED DOWN.
Jndqe Fleming Exposes the Methods
of the Great Goldbug.
RECORD OF DISQUALIFICATION.


Washington, November s,-Relative to
his discharge for alleged pcrnicious activ-
ity, Judge W. u. Fleming, chief OF the
law division of the treasury department
addressed the following open letter to the
secretary of the treasury:
Hon. j. G. Carlisle, Secretary of the
Treasury
no objection on your part to my actiV-
ity In the campaign which has just closed
was ever made known pending the cam
pagn. on the contrary, | was informed
that you held to the view that you could
not remove any man from office for exer-
cising the same rights which you yourself
have been exercising. My removal from
office the first intimation of which was
obtained from the newspapers while on the
train on my return to Washington from
my home, was therefore a complete sur
prise to me. No one knows better than
yourself the long friendship | had mani
tested for you, the interest | had taken
and the sacrifices OF time and money mate
by me in promoting your ambitions In
view OF all the facts, it seems that | was at
least entitled to some warning and notice
before being kicked out of office. without
even the opportunity of declining 10 re
sign Had | known or suspected that |
could not hold office under this admins
tration ana at the same time exercise the
rights Of an American freeman would
haze promptly rendered you my rcsgna
tion at the opening of this campaign
"lnasmuch as other appontces of the
present administration. including many in
your own department. have been permitted
to take nm active part against Mr. Bryan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09
HAD A VERY FISHY TIME.
Formal Dedication of Narnccke S
Fish Pond.
A MAGNIFICENT BARBECUE ENJOYED
The Dedication Ceremony by the Left
Hnnded Fishing Ciub-Am En-
Juyabie Day.


Mr.. Gus Warnecke Is the owner of a
49,, ,a,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,.., -, 49,, f,,,,
very hdHuS""'c suburban idFIl ana lru''
orchard located about four miles from the
city. on Bray's bayou. near Harrisburg.
Anon, o,,,e, ,,,,,r,,,,.,a,,,. ~. W.
''' '''i' ''''''','S "
hccke mas paced there u line iish pond
that is kept constantly supplied with
fresh v-atey fran, an .hur,lan,l, nou,inp
- .,'.,, ''''' '''' I'D
ar'esian wei.
This pond is 5O0X5O0 feet In demnsion
and zoos ia , dot,th of ,ho,n snvon feet
,,' - ~ ~ "a ,''V"' ~,
As ponds lioelaily stocked win me f'h
are getting to be quite fad around Hous-
ton. Mr.. Warllecke built this nond with
it.. ,,.,,. 81 l,,,s ,,,,.,I,'t. 49,,
tie NieW OIL mus Supplying H. ana az me
iAit1u ntsn'i,s cIup i,"s
a pilpo ii a.c cereuio,iS III coniect.o''
NN.,n ,nc ,d,siica uon OF lht5c ponIs, Vle
',', " ~ iuNite" out ycs-er4N w i, nv
IA 1,,'t' , az mn hca' ~ oli,Vldte a.
~ Ivi'1tdtoty SCI wees, In aldi'iph 10
w t4lin nlcnlprls NJ. iiIe.hc iiso iu-
f!uv " mLinlutr Oh litthds ana MI. mares
~, 'o'"'''ce'eu ING aeiN'ces VI MS
NN''"' ..i., ,... a.,
,,u,ss ,luv ior ne e'lt9rlaitilleht Oh ms
St,.,, W az ,'e'he NJ I,' go = it,"s
,i'.i ~ ''hip'tu' 'uitSiNtiHs Oh H'hlS"",
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09

have enough proof however. to astonish
the civilized world. have conducted much
81 the investigation personally. and know
Thai the evidence we have procured is of
thc mos, conclusive character"
who has been engaged with you in this
investiration?" was asked
~ do not care to say at this time" was
Mrs Keeler's reply. I'VE have had conf
DENTAL agents employed all over the South
for the mast two years. They have had
access TO prison and legislative documents.
heen with investigating committees who
have visited the camps, and consequently
have had the best opportunity II get the
knowledge that we most desired The mat
ter will all be brought out at the proper
time and | sincerely trust it will have
the effect of abolishing the lease system,
which is nurtured and bred In blood"
The evidence is divided into heads.
Among these is an estimate OF the num-
Der of illegitiuate children found In the
,amps the lashing penalty for infringe
meut of prison rules and the food regu-
lations. Mrs. Keeler says that she found
twenty-three Legitimate children in one
of the convict camps ana tells of a young
white girl from New York. the daughter
of New York business man. who was
so horribly outraged in one of the Florida
camps that she had to be placed under
the care of a physician An extended his
4,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09
KENTUCKY.

Republicans Claim the state-Increased
Vote Polled.
Louisville, KY. November S,--The fol-
lowing statement was given out tonight
from the republican headquarters.
Practically complete official returns give
Mckinley i4i plurality in Kentucky; unof-
fetal advices indicating rather that fhe
Tour missing counties will increase rather
than decrease these figures The republi-
cans elect four members of congress and
a Judge Of the highest court of the State for
an eigh year term, and by the filling of
vacancies have secured majority Of two
IN the general assembly on Joint ballot.
which insures republican successor TO
Senator Blackburn
The total vote in the State will approxi-
mate $4,000 an increase of 10000 over last
years vcic and 25,o00 more than the high
est estimates before the election.
The republican vote increased about 40 =
0u1 over Governor Bradloys vote a year ago
which was higher than ever before cas-, in
a presidential election and the democratic
vote was 1000 higher
hese figures will give some idea of The
intensity of the political struggle through
winch Kentucky has just passed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09
CONVICT CAMPS.

congress to BE Asked to Investigate the
Lease System in the South.
Washington November S.-A sonsatio,s,
expose of the convict lease system Of the
Southern States promises to be one If Tho
features of the next session of congress-
For several months a quiet investigation
mas been going on among the Southern
prisons and convict camps and the parties
who have been foremost in the work al
'esc that they are armed with stacks Of
evidence which they intend bringing he
fore the house of representatives in the
hope that 1T will be instrumental in having
q law passed that will completely wipe out
the prison lease system.
The Icy in the investigation seems IN
be Mrs. Clarissa Keeler who resides NJ
~ X street northeast. She refuses to dls
close the names of the parties who nave
been Identified with her in the work h,,r
intmates that much of the evidence has
been obtained from confidential agents who
are in the employ OF several So,,thorr
legislative investigating committees. Some
OF inc evidence so far obtained is said to
be OF such vile character that il is ma,
for publication. \ great part OF IL has al
ready been set up In type. while work on
the balance is being rapidly pushed tn "a
init OF the matter being brought to the a,
tontion OF congress before the LIST of Febru
airy. Mrs, keeler was seen by a renor,oc
today. She said: The world can na,.o.
know one-half of what have found on,
ABOUT the southern convict camps. We
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09
rHE nIKoR cHoIIN snclErY

The regular meeting Of the Bikor Cholin
society was hold Yesterday afternoon at
their hall on Preston avenue with very
large number Of momhers in attendance.
Mir a, $ Greenstcin. vice president. pre-
siding After the transaction of routine
business MIR A. Grcenstein was elected
unanimously president. and s Falkson vice
president, 10 serve until the regular olcc-
ton ia January next
This society organized in October, 1875.
only by few members. today has tho
greatest number of memhors of any Hebrew
organization In the STATE, and at each meet =
Ing new members are admitted The main
object OF the society Is to assist the moor.
attend the sick. and bury the dead. The
pr's"u' officers are; A. S. Groonrtcin
president ). Faikson, vice president; simon
Grecnherg. secretary Sol NJ Colman. treas.
urer. aud Jules liirsch, 5. $. Schlom, Nor
ris Greenhorg, trustoos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09
THE SIIELTERING ARMS.
\ Circular Addressed to the Friends Of That
Institution.

r,t, , 50, 4, , ,r-r,.
'lrcuiar Addressed TO the FRIENDS Oh A''V
INSTITUTION
To the Friends Of the Shctering Arms:
This circular is prepared TO show the
sriords -, ,,., c,a,,,. -. ,,,. ,,r,.,.,,t
'ne ~ '''' s',N
needs OF the nome, In the way OF lurnltuIc
and to guide them in applying their gifts.
Following is a list of furniture needed;
First floor-
Hall-rlfteen wards Cocoon Mating. one
h,, ,acl tuo hau nt,t,.' ,,,,, ir,,nyo ono
largo stove ,boss b,rnnrt ,,y,. ebsdes
Reception Room-one desk one table
four chairs one rocker one large rug
three shades. pictures
Dining Room-0ne extcnsion tnble one
side table one sidohoard t,yelve chairs
three shades ono china cioset
kitohen-One large s,ovc With furnish
inys one sinh .vn t,i,los ,,,n cbotre ono
water roolar ono ,t,t,, u.ht,., d,,,,,r s,.t
ON, dozen Guns and saucors ,L,a r,t ,al,1n
cloths threo Yards long1 tbrre wine tnbln
rloths three vnrda iousl th,.l, lo,,,n nan
kins. one niece crash towoliur
second floor
Uall-Twentv Yards Cocoa r,attl,y tbren
shades. one large stove
Red Room IA Owe st,ci, iro,, hod
stead one woshstond win f,,r,'ts1ir5e ono
mirror nne small rocl,or ono rhnir nn.
taLlc three shades ono r,,o r,tnr
ned Room No 9-T,vo eir,l,, irnr hods
one washstand with furnishings one
rocker two chairs two rn,s onn mirror
one shade Taken
BED Room No 3-Two ei,gle iror hcds
one washstand with f,rrishinrs onn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-09
THE CHRYsANTuEMuM SHOW

lhere was not fun attendance of the
decoration committee of the chrysanthc-
mum snow at Turner hall on Friday after
noon. The chairman of Tho cor5mjtton
Mrs Willett, requests meeting M rrri
ner hall on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
me general committee and committee TO
provide tables for decorating purposes are
requested to meet with the decoration
con mlttee. The following ladies' are on
these committees and are urged to attend
ms meeting, Mesdames Charles Dilliuc-
nam Edward Muesgc, Aubrey Mcclure.
Arthur Cargill, A. s. Hall. Seabrool Svd-
nor, George l.. Porter T. X. Dillingham;.
j. a, Baker. s, +. Carter. j. l. CamDbell.
o. c Drew NJ, J. Byiscoe. W c. Crane.
t w. House, Il, L. Collins. H. +. Weems,
and H. w Gnrrow