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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05


The schismatio spirit OF the inl'ah'l'
lis convention ci"pred cut Ia iVs on''1e
OF LEADERS, ana IN al u us pioceed'ns -
One only needs 10 scan '"' "9' Va ''
most conspicuous "tnue. 70 B'l ~
slance 'onlpfeaens'Nr l'ea vi 'ur III
SEPARATION ana motive oil the Ar'eulp!A'e
iahher hrask flower' fhltch i" ger
lows Hclm@nt was pnihW.lt' ana
hiochnidgs stand tor a dlscredited Ah'
i'p"""''ed i.'u' snip 100 ""'llu"''U /"
LOOK fof"'rh - now careers N the re
pu'llc"h party ana "'lhoni nope OF a
rg,uF" 10 l""ei IN Vne afi"'o,7'' PARTY
NHnout Il t"fief pre- emf whose name
d!sihNNtl b+4F lANi'' Interest. il'' lNfiNi-l-
ton nitchcd Us wagon to the Clcvclt
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RAN CAUSES wAsIIours,

san Antonio. Texas, september 4,--Un-
usually heavy rains fell this afternoon al
all points bctwoon here ana uValde, II
is reported that the railroad track has
Naslrouts are NOT very serious hove er,
and viii soon be required. The sain was
badly needed, as everything was d'yins
UP and water for stock ana domestic rse
has been exceedingly scarce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
INDICATIONS.

Washington. September ). Eastern
ieNas GENERALLY fair: variable winds.
Arkansas-Fair, preceded by showers in
eastern portion, ncr,hcrly winds.
toloraQo--Gcncraliy fair. variable winds.
" coming -fair. northclstcrly winds.
MontGna-fair, easterly winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

The substance of Chairman Flowers
speech at indianapolis WAS that he viii
never he reconciled with democracy unial
It offers him full and AFFECT apology
'rhe regret that Will he felt n, the loss OF
Flowers barrel ls tempered ny the rccoi-
lection that nobody ever succeeded IN
opening its bung hole
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
WEArRLR INFORMATION.
| Asr N1GEr,s sYNnPsIs.

lrerr general low pressure area
covering une southern and central por-
tons ot the country, with its greatest
depth over the West Gulf States
An area of high pressure is moving
from the northwest toward the south
west.
Partly cloudy to cloudy weather pfc
walls over the Missouri and Upper Ms
slssppi valleys. and it is generally Gear
elsewhere
Precipitation amounting to 10 of an
inch or more is reported from Davenport,
Kansas city, New orleans, Omaha and
ST. Paul
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ARTHUR HAYN '',s.r

A,,snta. Ga. sep' IL be 4,
u 1''a' .; s,s 1 sssss a q q
.'o 2.s ss. AZ. " ss. $,':'ii1.
prayer l Jus, o Killed VIZ ~, y y p
iiaaa'ty s s4e2S" TIE + V 81 81 q
sons o.. Of resFRSsS ey s.,,s M
and were ae SiSs row ir,s a e Z
s 81 Ih,r;d death i .l.;.:s5 Iis; W
plying e s 81 nssss,sd. ~, ms'
re hsy ias' ss,Uab 5s.id y ''''s
died.
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.


-, Generally fair weather prevails In the
Texas cotton belt. with Slightly higher
temperatures. The only stations that DID
no report rain T. the cou0A he.t were
charleston Montgomery and savannah.
tNresstVc rllnIali-3.5J-at Amlte, La.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

Dallas meeting OF the assistant Hanna
ties. and Indignantly abandoned II. This
presents a crisis. What Is the use of
asr.ng Crswford's eloquence <r Al
dredge's Wit unless Fat can be concili-
|ated?
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rXPlW.
rn.np1RLE B0llss-n, U. I. M

waco. Texas, sc'' ', 10 sia Y
&c I'VE mai mile, 'isialas, s rs
ploded ob 5a'S wiSSndlns ssn aHh ,s, q
S % %SSi s!m & D;''II vs. s Al
S %Sssns ysS1y ' saS .srr "a ~
iiq TSe and sin "S s5ss /. e., " .sss
ron ?. the tn 5 5STnaSissv' s.'ss.. ID
q
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VACCINE VIRUS pEcua|

Lenox, Mass, September tn
ish minister is In receipt Of skaf
the surgeon general Of th< sssfj
IN Cuba declining an offer Of vis1]
AZ all the troops have been rtHs
Smallpox does not Ireylil ~
soldiers, hut among the peops !
small towns and hamltls 10 " !
The surgeon general states thai =
is dccimatlng the rebel ranks :.
Tie government: Of Cuba . IN
cine virus TO Interior loEns ~
epidemic of 1851 the city o. NV
Cuba los, over 5000 by smallpox 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
ANOTHER (lld|
a" American A.ts,,,, !.
f'''''',' Ga.
CONSUL GENERAL Ii M
insurgents 90 Phlru,,.. 1
""' A''''a-p~s,,..ss,s s.s
d'a' oa*,ss

Havana, septemS., .
~ ST. the American sit,' ssl !.
e e . in July last % ~ N, " y
=. ndered assi.,anc. ! ~. Y \
p..'.'oh, viii be- - an
,r nc h.iss > at,vln.y =. M VI
AZ ihe distance =, g Il
l uos a,s, eap ,I Gsns,sai Z s.s's
n Ill., authorizing 4, loerin J. a
o,,'s he quoted By ' NJ, v
Op..sed 10 lranss,., ..etraatu n
a., The bl.js W.
at r. 4 per cent discount s's sas
The insurgell,s SsSs
anu ~. MANAGES. provinces ~ !, ~ ~
a., ~ ear iio.quin, ssn AMI y " s !.
T Te ., WV whom y m wsrs only / ~, ~
lac insus seat isa,,., ".
ne v,ieit..y Of San cs. suls 4
H,o, nihged two pd,onss a
BanderJ. lbe insrrsss ss,
eentiy crossed the tr,e,s y W. y 4
OF P-rar del Rio. NJ. Nh
y bls -rlct OF rriniaad, Sam ny 4 y.
II al OF e.gnty men. n ~
an eXped. ION under Nm. w.
WIS lanacd en- Monday We e.
e G nnn p,,n mar Nuevl,as' NM,
| re hr.,isn steamer An,,.I
iaise amount Of yaluasss , y, l!
board; arrived at carieuaI, NY ~
"ra Wcyior gave enera,,,s W
81 ding the Aidanhu' '1
nunloats have zone IN ,,-.j
A,roahhu, Il Is believed N,H
tiEnees are the MuDsop 's, ~
pany of New York. -.
ne 3ngiish sailors Rap~
henzle Of the pilot 81; Y
eare with an expedition ia N
co a. Guaboa. and who W. y !.
libcry. -"
General Aug.wa Of Ii, ~
low fever.
The insurgents With B,a,n
Gently crossed the miliury n ,
del Rio, were las: seen a IL =,
MNanzas. gong In the d!rs1r'
province OF Santa Cara
\ captain IN command d rs
escort has SURRENDERED v,,A \, !,
arms TO the Spanish authedrs |,
10 Grande. gl'D =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

l.! Hung Changes remark that there
nre too many political parties In this
country WAS colncident with the organ
izaton of the Indianapolis holt. but there
Is no reason 10 suppose that It was sug-
gested by that enterprise. 1t was merely
one of those happy hits of Providence
that bring II great truth and It's lilustra-
ton in close conjunction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
STREET RAILWAY in stt,t-p

lo 11l""9 csa s s n ~. s1,s
wus thrown lnio ,,s in ,ss Is sTScH
s .9:ss' The he IstSiss',. aa'as,
j he property is !, N viii All pay s''
managers claim II W -- "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
AMERICAN MERCHANT ,ssu

HN MrnInhNr NR
Havana, September i.-Sanuai :
an American citizen and rx..ty H
don't Of the province Of a.arr|
been arrested on board ID, gr|
steamship Seneca on a poatal 1
and is row IN custody. NJ. I'M /
10 he a merchant Of Jram.n.a. Z
arrested just as the steamer vi \
pc.nt OF sailing. II Is said iIal III
have been trying for tv.rly .ial
feet his capture.
Tile United States consul Easi
eral Fltzhugh Lee, has been corna
with and 4 Is reported that N \
tered a protest against Mr.. TuHIl
and has not ded the au,hr,H Il
ington. *f {,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

ttH'rfh S''''" '@'''N'
successor to Carlisirs political estate Is
In the position of an heir without cry
,-.,, ~. a,,,,o.
rue lho"o' ,''' "Y,' WV ,., ,r,,hho,,
Gratis III repu'!l.an 9'a''s' W. 80,
votes rom ". N.",,S 90 ,,.,,, -, ,,o
IHe s!'Ver o''' "' -, - ,'a aon1,tru,
republicans IN republican ana u'no't"i
best Of the shake up.
- -. -.
The increase oil the 'Na,'oh1. es". ~
Si2.ooo.GO in August Is a"o'''r i's' 49,
i,6 Novrmbor
-
II Hung Chang thinks the Americans
pay business mon too much ana govern
mont officials too htle. nut Ii might
.r.1 tn ,,. ,,,i,,elv fort,,r,,s come Of
o,, ,,o.. n,ilc,s nav. named to save
w." 9,, ", ,h,,r ..,lsr,cs
''' % ''' -
All crops are shor' VI NOR" ''N - "a
celt inc ma,''nN' 'ioP ~ ''" .,s,.',,,
'n'nE more ,I'" i "'0D'" 0' ~" '''''
to lay GUY 'upld.
$500. w., 10. WOW, int, ae-
soot It,, Ni,, ,,.l,, ,,., ~, .,tnd,,. ri,-ht and
,,..,. ,,l..'... ,'......, ~, ,t.,,,r',.ai ,,.,.
N'''' ~ ''' ~
formance was ahl" to see IN" stage. Ihere
rs Il bit Of consolation In the thousht that
this reform has a Westward motion.
M - ,., 80, .,,.,,
wv "pl'"u9o wa, ''',.. IN VA, r,,t
"'''' A' A'u'd""l"'7 va, n.y. ""
nlsrk nnnra's beadouarters.
some OF the Texas delegates 20 the IN
F'anapolis convention gave notice 81 ara in-
,entcn to holt II a docket should he uoni-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

Texas wall export moro than sjooco,co
worth of cotton this year and the most
of It will get It's passage papers at Hous-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

With deep water all the way to the gulf
Houston VIII be the zenith city of tn,
unSalted seas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
THE IRISH CONVENTION.

An Address Issued TO Irish At Home ana
Abroad.
Dublin. Septemeor Am address to the
IRISH at home and abroad. signed by ill
| The foreign delegates, has been issued. 1t
expire sses the belief that the Irish Ma
| t-Unal convsntion was representative
one, and exhor;s all who desire the wei
fare of Ireland to supptrt the majority
rule. The siEu,rs further appeal TO the
PeOpie OF Irrlani to unite for the cause
OF home rule, and they undertake. 20 con-
Nty TO their coust. iUtents, the delesates
sense OF he MAGNITUDE 81 the auth'r'ty
OF the convention. and they nlclse me
Unlatius support Of the lrish pariAtneht-
AIRY party until the blessings OF sell gov
eminent have been won for Iceland
London. September THE Dublin ccrrc-
sp1ndont of the Times. writing OF the
Irish convention, says The end OF tne
o'Douncl. who pres ded with great tact,
suppressed several resolutions aimlnE At
che Adoption OF strong measures against
the cccles iastics."
says: 1T was revelation n the foreign
drirsattons that the man who - absolute
y the greatest force In irish politics re-
FUSED 70 Recognize the convention INC
Nsf onalist asks whom the apbhcsis of
u Hon VIII hc pronounced ana when the
eNorcism will De warranted t. cNpel the
ev!l persons refusing TO regard Dillon a.
The evening Parnelllte organ dubs the
convention "a burst hubhle."
Timothy Harrington in an interview
of D!lloniics." Mr.. Heuy den ed the riEht
OF the Amer can and Canadian delegates
60 Interfere IN the internal affairs Of the
IRISH party, which could not he the con-
Germ Of any convention.
The Daily News diheran saws:
Though the conversion failed to exh bit
q very encouraging spectacle Of irish
nm y, 1t has not been ne empiiv demon
strtton Its OPP 'ne,,s- believe"
The standard tconseratlve> thinks the
convention has proved the hollowness Of
the legend for home rule T. adds: There
VAS m r. eEutism ;han patriotism dis
playel"
Tho Morning Post conservative saws:
Tn convention has eSc 'ed noih:ng, hn'
good HUNDRED contempt. IL H., failed TO
hurt o. benefit lvrr creature"
Dublin. September lin Distressing tho
IRISH convention Patrick cox OF Rochester
said. II m nix hat wher W. return AVID
az TIE convention tvil 30. p .vI q, -,...r :
nhnsnce for good in the United States.
servar, girls. as 10 commonly sad. but
~ thinking men, the work Of the con-
N'ntion is bound - result In Las ing ef-
feet II the tr'fh I'm ireland .o;f their
e ats nov AMI week IN rial earnest they
WI receive strong backlog IN ~ Iuited
states, financial. and otherwise. w have
teen SURPRISED and delighted with what
Mr.. Co@tlgan said: nth convention is
an unuua'ided success and rnnec's credit
u.on the irish at homo and abroad. irish
nt"n ana their descrut artS t1e world over
VIII look hack t. It with bride. II II ia
not an absolute unon 81 the Irish rate
'oiay, The. foundation for solid surnort
laid II the mnorirv will be Influenced
hv tho solemn appeal rf the convention
- recognize the majority rule. the astira-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
BUSINESS MATES
n.xv FAILED

NATIONAL BANh I'M
lIolsna, Mont, sep'enps,s 4 vi
u the First National Os ! d. ~!
rss announced todlytt h nersiIlss .
,ic, president, says Inc
lafi IN iull. I'D
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

Pat o'Keefe did not get that recognition
TO which his high eminence in all patr!-
otto movements entities him, at the late
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Not Included in means.


Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at all stations at y. m.
ioth meridian time:
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The parity between freaks and beck
numbers was easily maintained at the
INDIANAPOLIS convention In the ratio CT /
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

The republican party has no plan what,
ever to offer for the improvement. Of our
currency system, and the removal OF It's
control from the bankers and brokers Of
Wall street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

the Union Veteran League OF Canton.
ONO has forty-two members. A pou r..
Gently taken showed that thlrty-cight OF
mem would vote Tor Bryan aud four for
Mckinley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
WHAT 1T REPRESENTS.

HOUSTON. SATURDAY. SEPT. 8, 1896
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At wAsHrNGToN--H. G. Roberts. Of
0re WITH 81. Louis Republic Bureau,
AT AUSTIN-,L A. Petit, office In tho
Dtats Capitol Building.
AT DALLAs-W. ". oLca-y. office sos
Main street. Murphy 4 Bolerz Build'ng.
AT GALVESTON--J. n. sullivan. office
h the Evening Tribune Building.
TEtEPrONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. lS1; business. is&
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

Henry Watterson's chances as an as
pirant FOR the Indianapolis uornhution
would have been greatly improved ny
making bonfire OF all the files OF the
Courier-J ournal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

Late estimates from the populst state
executive comm.Stee claim 10000 votes
for the populists and credit the assistant
iianuaiitos with 350co against liSNo Tor
tho regular democratic ticket. With sta
tlstician Bradley on the tran, the rainbow
Is having a hot run or 1t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

There was evidently studied effort 20
Keep breckinridse in the background at
Indianapolis While Il was Il ghost
dance, ghosts that called up ghosts in
pettcoats were NOT wanted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

r, doesn't matter wha. the indianapolis
er,ornr,se may call itself. IN the popular
na,,d IN will always he labeled Mckinley $
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Tho president II willing 10 sacrifice All
OF his political relations 10 tho cause Of
monometalnsm. but The enHsuns officer
Is warned to keep away from nuzzard's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

It win be easy to determine by watch
INK the Proceedings at the For, Worth
onErnuon whether n truce has ucen con-
Guided between Hanna ind Quincy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

The increase Of the National debt by
ST.. 0oo. 90 in Ausuat is another Instructive
object lesson that points t1e way 20 vote
M NoVcmhor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

General Simon BoliVcr Buckner Us the
successor to Carlisrs political estate IS
m the position of an heir without cry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

The Indanau5lis bolt Will hurt the demo-
Gratis In republican states. and withhold
votes from Mckinley IN iouhiiul state s.
The silver bolt at 81. Louis VIII hirt tne
republicans IN republican and doubtful
States. Altogether the democratic get tHe
best # the shake up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

There VIII be big chrysanthemum
show at St Louis jus, after the election
and II chairman Rufus Hardy Il rs 10
gain reputation as Warwick at 'he
polls he Will stlll have a chance to enter
with the Texas exhibit ana win n Prize
for radiance and expression.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

Ex.Land Commissioner McGaushey vsn
80 back TO the lcgi stature as floaicr nom
the Fort Worth district No killing frost
ever reaches the political aspirations or
your Uncle Jake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

III Hung Chang thinks the Americans
pay business men too much and govern
mont officials too htle. ouL l.! might
change his mind il his attention were
cal.od to the princely fortunes some of
our ofArc holders have MANS 10 save
out OF their salaries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

i0''1rts orders on the subject AZ talk
nS seem to be similar to those Issued 20
Mckinley nut he has boon heard from
ll's WHO'S picture. in several attitudes.
hhs been printed "a the newspapers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

Joe Chamberlain. EnElard's coioi ial
secretary. deserves a hearty welcome to
American shores as thu only foreign son-
'n-iaw OF fho coun ~ who has Agh'-ued
.~ ee',co bills without adIin; 20 rs iaX
---tn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

All crops are snort tn North Texas OK
cept tho marriage crop 1t takes some
thing more than 4 drouth or an election
to lay on, cupid
The record-union., 1896-11-03
SEEING THE FUTURE.

A so-called magician in London has
been coming money lately by showing peo
pie pictures of their future life. One
strong man saw himself depicted as an
aged, worn-out wreck of humanity, broken
down with care. A woman in robust
health saw herself transformed into a
gloomy invalid. There was a trick about
it, of course, but every visitor went away
feeling heavy-hearted and Respondent
to-day who would be filled with similar
terror if they could only see the future in
store for them unless they do something
at once to prevent it. They are nervous,
weak, tired, languid, exhausted in nerve
power and physical strength. They are
sleepless, and awaken tired and unre-
freshed, without energy for the days
work.
When people get to feeling like this it
plainly shows that their systems are badly
run down. These symptoms are the sure
way to get rid of them is to take pure,
medicinal stimulant which will build up
the strength. The best stimuant is pure
whisky, but it must be absolutely pure,
and there is only one whiSky-Duffy's
pure malt-which fully answers this de-
scription. This whisky drives out malaria
and builds up the whole system. 1t makes
weak, weary people strong and well. All
grocers and druggists keep Duffy's pure
malt whisky. There is no othe1 whisky
like Duffy's, and nothing else that can
possibly take its place
DATE TAKEN-THE FORESTER
Band will give their Third Annual Domino
Party at Old Pavilion on THANKSGIV-
ING NIGHT. November 26, 1896. 1t
The record-union., 1896-11-03
Second Supervisor District.

FIRST Observation-Disclosures north by
the center of street, east by the center Of
Second street. south by the center of Y
GLIDING Brannan's Addition. Polling place
No 1115 Front street Inspectors, T. M
Leitch, Grant Black. Judges. Joseph Hop
lev. T. Pendergast. Ballot Clerks, +. "a
nazzi f. Cooney. Clerks, II. w Woods
]. Maloney.
SECOND PRECINCT-Bounded north bv
the center of street, east by the center OF
Third street, south by the center of
street west by the center of Second street
Polling place. corner of Second and nj
streets inspectors. ]. r. Shellars. G. Bur
nett. Judges, George Stack. Prentice Mas
lin Ballot Clerks, j. Torres A. Guitierez
Clerks. J.. o. Aubrey. II. Fl. Hummel
THIRD PREcINCT-Bounded north ~,
the center of * street, east by the center
of Fourth street, south by the center of
street. west by the center of Third
street Polling place, international Hotel
inspectors, William Carragher. Donald Da
Ross Judges Il. S. Hotchkiss, NJ White
Ballot Clerks. William Hurley, William
Sheehan. Clerks. j. Ramsey, w. E. Kent
FOURTH PRECINCT-Bounded por.,
by the center of X street. east by the CEN n.
ter of Fifth street, south by the center nf
Y street, west by the center of Fo,Irfh
street. Polling place, &c corner Fourth and
nedy. Judges, p. A. Miller, E. ]. Figg
Ballot Clerks. e. NJ. Marks. N. ]. Fetbess-. 3.
ston. Clerks. E. NJ. Brazil, II. Nj. Butler
FIFTH PRECINCT-Bounde north bv
the center of K street, east by the center
of Sixth street, south by the center of v
street, west by the center OF Fifth straat
Polling place, Armory Hail. Inspectors
William Ryan. C. Weisel Judges. {; IL
Gray, B. Lesser Ballot Clerks. w u
Davis, Foster Cady. Clerks, NJ s. Wabr.
haftig, John King.
SIXTH PRECINCT-Bounded north nv
of Seventh street. south by the center OF
Y street. west by the center Of Sixth