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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02

MOTH, Il Whereas the district court OF
T -. cabhs .t al vs. The houston beli
nnu Magnolia Enrk halfway coinran.
Ell al No. 1897 on The docket OF said
court by is order OF February I. low,
ari o.ntul ma spCcihl uiniissioUcr 70 Sci
all the property of said Houston BELT
and Ma.Dolia Para halfway company.
ana said court on May d lssG. renewed
said order ani authorized and empow-
errd me- to sell all ihr property OF said
company ON The irst TUESDAY IN July.
lsm. being tho 18th day ri July. 1896, In
'front.' OF the court house door Of ilatfls
county Texas, at public auction TO-
cash. without limit as 10 the amount of
The bid and subject the approval ~
The court
Now therefore, notice is hereby given
that uo this first Tuesda" in Jaly. 1886.
being July I. 1875. viii sell at public aus
ton in front OF tho cour house door OF
Harris county, Texas. be- ween the hours
OF 10 m. aul y. M. all the tropsrty.
rights and franchises of said Houston
lci and Magnolia Park Railway COM
pauy, iuoudinr It's railroad. right Of
wnr. rolling stock ears rngiucs ana AL
OF tn. equipments With us frnuchiTr AMI
ali other prpper'y. ri-hts and franchises
wloflpr rnuutera,ed herein or not Sa y
sale VIII be made to the hirhort hi dur
tor rNsh without limit rs TO the ainout'
az the hid and subject Ia 'he approval OF
he court. II, S AlkI.LL
~ 81 eclnl CCmHifs loutrs
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Real Estate for Sale.

FOR SALE-one lot IN Third ward, low
price. IN 81 desirable lucet on, convenient
fr sWcr and water conncctlons. No.
dress IL. c. Chatham. @1 Milan ".
FOR SALE cheap--Ssp acres OF ilne black
piuire timber land WITHIN three miles OF
Fay CITY, county seui OF Mat4goria
county Terms easy. Groom X Hodges,
Wharton. Texas.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALt.-.slt acres
In Liberty county. near railroad. three
fourths prairie. tor $2.2a per acre.
ldi0 acres on San Jacin,o bay for 81
per acre on terms
1900 acres on south side OF Runalo
bayou and fronting same, sixteen miles
from Houston. a, sia per acre. "a snap"
$50 acres ten miles south from lious-
ton, on International and Great North
ern railroad, al so pcr acre.
lM acres nine miles south from Hous-
ton at 81 30 per acre
a., ~ anu 100 acre tracts nine anu ten
niles from city at $40 To so per acre 10
per cent cash and balance long time
fruit and Vegetable land. four to n,e
miles from court house. at $50 to Sij
per acre.
city property-Four room cottage al
sl5oo. $500 cash. balance long time with
Three beautiful lets In Third ward for
slOpo. "a snap"
one 10, and four room cottage In Third
ward for 1850. $3.50 cash and balance one,
two and three years
one and four-ftth lots and ten room
ho,s rear in. on capito, avenue. ior
5000.
Two lots and two houses near In. On
Preston avenue for steN on easy terms.
Lots In Fifth ward on monthly In
stallments.
Il. Is. GAuT.
Real Estate and Rentals. RinA ri
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NoTlCE-Ofiice Houston III
rect NAVIGATION Company Houston.
Texas. May 30, 1876 In pursuance Of n
notice liz hereby given that at ,hc an-
nual meeting of the stockholders II this
company To he held al the office of the
company IN the CITY OF Houston on
the LIST day Of july. iss6 action viii he
taken in reference 10 the sale of the
company's property nnd Whining mp of
its Affairs looking to the cxplrat on OF
the company charter in October lSDi.
l.. Megrett. Secretary Houston Direct
NAVIGATION Company IL
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" 4 >sg.IT , ,.-,a ,,.t,... ,f,.,,,,,.,a l.,
80 ~ -, hrv' MI ''" ,, W
~ ,,,,, ny 'ntyn
on.y ,S.1eranced man ned ,ipplg, isiei-
sarss wanted 4
,,i,,n ,.g N''il'' ''SV" ""' 'f'''7o'',
- ~
WANTfl,- rive husllng agents 10 repre-
be uoiny ion agents, experience unnec'
cssary Can al once iits Capitol ave,
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Situation Wanted.

| situation Wanted.
TTATION WANTEp-Dy coIoTcd man
t. work around house Address T17j, this
Office.
WANTED. Situation by white boy n
years clio 10 work In a cigar store or
office. Address T., u, this Office. ii
DRUGGISTS. REAp--A SITUATION wanted
by graduate IN pharmacy, registered
strictly s-lsr. honest aud careful: hest
references age, .; single. mo crate sal
| AIRY. Address j. X. Hodges, VA strand
Galveston. Texas ii
POSITION wanted 10y a German 10 take
| care II horses and COW; Is a good niiker.
wiling T. work for srsall wages Al
dress 721i. this office. Al
| SITUATION WANTEp-By German
! miidlc-aeed. competent drug clerk dur,
ing summer Tor half salary. Fox ise.
NN. LaGrangc. Texas, Il
WANTED--By a Young Ia iy with cxne.
Ii,,nce; p'sii, N rs 81 nosrapher All .ras $
WANTED Position as htus0ilo0per. no
objection t. the cointry Address 7?SS.
this office,
WANTED Position by carpenter and
cabinet maker German; w.lliig to all
.,!aresa Ii. b., this sfdse 4"'" Il
a BOY. Il years old wisaos 81 situation Of
some kind. Mt afraid of work. c.ln give
| reference Address 72SS. this Office Il
| a BOY. Vs. wars old wishes a situation of !
some kind. not afraid of work. vii give |
reference If necessary. ADDRESS I29s inis |
ofiicc
STU ALTON wanted as cook IN lmbor- |
NJ. or"ay kind # holseNork Address
| '-a', this Office. A I
EXPERIENCED cook and baker wants
| SIT on boarding train or section salts
faction glaiantocd AZ moderate wages
Address -. M ofiicc. 4
W.ANTED-slriation rs dlnesisis assIa- |
| tait. four Years 'Nuer once. good dis I
] Tar
encos. Address 7ssi, IN officc. ii
SITUATION WANTEp--A sober. indus
| trieus youns man wishes pasi'ion in
! eNlerienccl; WILLIS TO work tar small
salary. Add IS ,-a., this oiiiec 81
AN EpuCATt'D. redael lady ct amiahle /
disposition dtsrs position us gov
.rness OF companion for lady, willing /
this office
| SITUATION WANTED-An cTnerIonc1-s I
delivery driver wishes position rs sgon
MS rossibl' well .acquan' 4 with clay
M wi;iins 10 w5r!S cheap, Address 72S7
-nls oI-ll
WANTED Work NJ . tifsi cilss bell Toy I
4 or e!e vaiet hoy. i1ire-s IFS. this Of I
flee. A.
Dai'GGlsl' with over iWelV@ y-1ig 'cx-
! nnreace wants position. lirs'-class ret
! rf"hresi Jung man. single. Will work
| SON Austin, Texas. 2
! STU ALTON WANTED by all-arsuiid hoy
I Nnl.i, or atrHIius 10 horse ANA buggy.
/ Address " lliun. III. oak street >
! WHITE WOMAN wishes sltUntloa IN nrl-
iatr iamilyi good cook AMI Willing to
/ attend To dining rooil so. .iG Con-
4 gross street. =
\ MARRIED NAN OF - tnns havc work:
/ can keep 10 oils and has mad experience,
WI 20 anytHug, btst Of references
AasIl - goo eare Post. >
. : 3,
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Help Wanted.

WANTED a good waiter Gcrmaie to
wrrt ~ beer saloon mud lunch counter,
OF Aug rhooter's Park. ihlrrisburs f.adi
CAGES wanted 4
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SITUATION WANTEn-An cxperlonccf
delivery driver wishes position rs s9on
as .rossib!' well acqua ~ 4 With city
this office. 4
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WANTED--.iormnn girl 10 cook Apply
ity's store. corner Bayou am Peterson,
illn word
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FOR SALE--liirh grade Jersey COW fresh
in milk, young, gentle and iiuo mixer
at ios Lai1ranch street. between Preston
and Prairie /
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NOTICE is hereby given tina; the un
dersiened has tins day been appointed
ny the county judge OF Harris county.
temporary adminis 'latriN OF the estate
of w Blucstein. deceased. her = ST.
office address is No. 500 Main street.
houston, Texas.
6 Harriet Bluestein.
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NOTICE Is hereby given chat The com
missioners court oi Harris county viii,
beginning Monday. lune ) .>ih. 81 ~ At
board ot cqual2liisn, SAID CONT WI lo.
main iii session ful HE period of thrco
weeks. T. +. Dnprcc. clerk county couli,
Harris cVuniy. TEXAS
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WAHyflp- rive hustl!ng agents To repre-
seii new n.'in If insurancc quick to sell
big money ion agents, experience unnec-
cssary can al once. ilt3 Capitol ave.
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STU ALTON N'ANrED by good wasonnr
or delivery driver. knows ciiS wvll.
three years' experience. willins to 20
anything. Address 1850, tins Nlnce. :
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TO WNOLNSALE AND NEIAlI. GIi0-
GERS POST on IN grocery establish
mont & pg hJokkeertr irst-class win
dow dresser, hot salesman, city refer
cncos. Hustler, this office. =
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Board and Rooms.

Board and Rooms.
FOR KENT-With or without board. TWO
large. comfortable south rooms. modern
improvements. hot and cold baths, etc.
Apply W. G. Wagiey. i0l KAN bu-..-
ing.
ALI modern convenienccs furnished
rooms, with or without board; first class
board and tlrsc south rooms at moier-
ate rates. 1909 Rusk avenue, I
l2li FRANKLIN AVE. block from post
office and courthouse. large cool rooms
with good tab,e beard bath room; terms
reasoi.l bic; day beard $3.50 per week.
FIRST CLASS BOARD and rooms may H.
hnd at 1904 Lubbock street. 4
FOR REN1'-One or two furnished rooms
with OF " hoEt board or for housekeep-
,ns In family Of .Wo; bath privilege:
references exchanged 1901 Dallas ave-
nue..
NEW BERRY HOUSE, 1913 Franklin.
hoard ard room 81 - to $500 per week
coolest location and best 81 90 a dny
house IN town, hot and cold baths. 3
FIRST CLASS BOARD ana rooms may be
mad at s0I Lubbock street. I
LARGE front rood not and cod baths,
hest Of table board. good servants. au.et
PLACE, clio in four blocks from court
Rouse. 40i Crawford street. corner Tres
or acme.
FOR RENT-Two nice newly furnished
rooms win bath; beard II desired, pri-
vate family: terms reasonable, refer
onces exchanged. l2it Prairie avenue,
between Caroline and San Jacinio. 2
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Statesmen TO show our cigars 10 deal
err. $50 monthly salary and expenses
Inexperienced men lees. Folk. Richie 4
CO.. st. Louis. G-25
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ALL modern convenienocs, furnished
rooms, w.th or without board; first class
board and lnrsc south rooms at III ODER
ate rates. 1903 Kusk avenue. 4
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pu can have your watch
Inspiring replaced uufipr
flrst-class work done
able A. c. Nreic, io9
C
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WANTED l}v II Young laay = position
as tc.chor al clnliren tn mayatc family
OF school. college gradual, ami can
give best pf rci,s,ncrs. Address Bon
l62. ChhnneM tl!l TeNAs. 2
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300 CASH and So per month win buy
an elegant f,Ve-room cottage in Th,rl
ward. This IS SPECIAL bargain. tall
AZ once. William Mansor, Slllg Main
street. Room 3 If
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BIZ DoNAliER to have
e, wedding lrAlisS-a
lentlon ami On snpr. no.
avenue, across Nom the
s
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WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD our stock
of furniture, carpets. ctc. TO +. Illig
Sr Who viii continue the business. We
hcSienk for MIN the same patronage ,N-
tented as hv our friends and the public
IN general. tsdw INK " i,ro. ,
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WANTED Work ~ first cllss bell oy
nee.
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SITUATION wanted by sober and hon
orablo man az porter in store or ,"!nct
or to drive a delivery wagon. AdaIesS
1913. TINS Once.
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Referring to above, I wish IL thank
my friends Tor their patronage bestowed
upon the lata firm Batr,i a Allen. anl
solicit a continuance OF their trade for
my successor.
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$500 REwARp--A reward Of 5000 is here.

S25oQ REWARD--A reward Of 5000 IL here
10y offered by the undersigned fer the ar
rest and conviction OF the person or per
sons who on the night of May "a, l&a,
murdered L. II. Baker In the city OF
Houston. Said amount has hcen placed
in my hands by citizens Of Houston Tor
the above purpose, and is in ADDITION Il
reward OF $3.50 offered by the governor
Of Texas. Upon the conviction OF the
guilty parties by court of hnal ,csor, the
sum mentioned viii he paid to the person
or persons bring-y abou, such conv'c-
t.on. II. h. Rice, Mayor OF Houston.
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Situation Wanted.

WANTEI1-S Situation h5' young man is
years cd. have In eNptf cpcr In coun-
Try store. hlect. y sil.or ~ "a chances
Va advance Address j. Norbert Wool-
scN, Oakland TcXls.
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Financial.

MONEY to loan for short time on any
good security, personal. ehaite' eoliat-
gr4l sto.ts h0n1a, notes. tic. rates
reasofabie. business confidential. Room
3, lpO9,s Congress avenue :
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fpK KEN T---One small and one large
Icuitu. -4vJ rrAuknu st,rt !,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE
The Arm Of Rarrct n Allen Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent NJ. Allen
continuing the Wholesale fruit aud com.
mission business. III Main street. and
assuming N! liabilities and collecting all
uutsiandings due the trm,
j. w. nARKET
NJ ALLEN
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'."s"7V't III 49, nv
gate at ia2 BinZ bulla-
aant from > to o y. m.
tn book free. d
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YOUNG GERMAN farmer wishes siiua-
tion: can cure for norsc and Dugpy and
work "a selten Address 'e11S, ta.s Of
ice. .
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SITUATION WANTED-By a German
miidc-ased. competent drug clark dur,
ing summer Tor half salary Fox isa.
NN. LaGrangc. Texas, /,
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FUE NhNI-- nes.rAblc tWU-story rcsi.
oehVe, loll iiavis street, uatn room ana
sewei conn,cton. Can on address NO
"a bin1 puil0iug
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SITUATION WANTED by colorca man
work around house Address i15a. this
Office. I,
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INA rem mber that let
Khan oily are not deliN-
pastoffce. II initials are
n, dirt cted TO the are of
or postoiice box. Ai-
M left Nj our oiiice or
:-ail to-
posi-, Houston, TeNas.
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REflNFD YouNG Man OF q with good
commercial education wants position d
hll clerk oi shiYpins clerk have j. goo
knowlt i,-e of hodkkcppn>s. can lufnish
references by high Standing plsihteS
men OF this city. Address 1913 thls o.,
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ftk KEN -ScNeu-l-om cottage fiIr-
As'.u OF tMO ICONS lurn .s.i,,. ur ul-
iur'lsntu, tetei.nDes iequ.reu. Apply
-oi- rin IA s.reet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-31
RAVAGES.
Destruction in Santa
Clara Widespread.
PLANTATIONS ARE DESTROYED
CAUSING LOSS OF HUNDREDS OF
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
WILL BE SUFFERING
ANTONIO MAcEo REPORTED TO nE
IN SORE STRAITS.
Gomez Making Efforts 10 Go 10 His
u-Iiaf--othcr Iinttie- Ar"
WILL BE SUFFERING
ANTONIO MAcEo REroRTED 10 NE
~ SORE STRAITS.

Havana. Jan. 30.--'rhe insurgents
continue the work Of ravagins the
province Of Santa Clara, ana the de.
structlon there Is widespread. A pahd
Of a thousand have burned towns and
destroyed crops In the cultivated dis
trlct OF Los C;idos. Fort Martinos was
also attacked and the garrison made
a truly heroic defense until night,
when the insurgents retreated with
considerable loss.
The insurgent forces in Santiago de
Cuba are by no means depleted. ana
numerous bands are securing the coun-
try around Bayamo
The sound of what appeared to be II
serious engagement was heard yes
teTday between SebJucal and Leborica'
IL is Learned the fight took place at
the Sehoba plantation between the
two places mentioned Much artillery
that the Spaniards under Cahellas and
Calyis have been engaged with the IN
surgents under General Gomez.
\ dispatch from Placcntas in the
puyince OF Santa clara says that sew
cal plantations have been burned, the
loss being estimated at 100000.
Reports are in circulation here to the
effect that Antonio Muceo Is in sore
Distress his followers being scarce OF
both ammunition and provisions, and
being obliged to slaughter their own
horses to eat. There is no doubt that
| Gomez is making strenuous efforts to
! open a way through the military line
| along the railway from Havana In
| Batabano, and 1t is said that Maceo
| has sent several omissarics to Gomez
| urgently appealing TO him for succOr.
| In response to these appeals Gomez has
! succeeded in passing the military line,
| but the authorities claim that he has
| not been able to keep any line OF re-
| treat open for himself.
| Washington, Jan 30. Representative
Money OF Mississippi, the senator-elect
| from that state, has recently received
| adviCes from Cuba which are OF CON
| siderable Interest, According to the
statements of Mir. Moneys informant
the devastation Of that island has
been carried on to such an extent
that poverty, famine and widespread
suffering will surely prevail In the neal
future, unless by some means the hos
tilities are brought to a close. Tn,
writer says that the crops OF this sea
son have been practically destroyr.
throughout the most " the island
cane mills stopped, bridges burned
roads torn up and business almos
entirely killed for the time.
London, Jan. 3i.-A dispatch to IN,
Standard from Madrid says The pa
pers here protest energctcally agains
the United States senates committee
attitude on the Cuban question. The.
declare that the Insurgents have full
filled none Of the requirements by In
ternational law to require their rcco3
milton OF belllgerency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-31

Texas congressman
washington. Jan. 90.--The attend
ance in the house was slim today pit,
Wadsworth Rep,, n. ", from the
committee on agriculture, reporter tnc
report OF the elections committee IN
favor OF the sitting member, ID. -
Culberson, from the Fourth Texas DIS
trict, and against j. ii. Davis was
adopted without division.
The unanimous report in the case OF
Rosenthal VS. Miles Crowley. rom inc
Tenth Texas district. In favor oil Crow
ley. was placed on the calendar. ana IL
was agreed that Mr.. Ro5enthal, the
contestant. should have an hour to-
morrow to present his case. when II
will be acted on
on motion Of Mr.. Doolttle Qfep.'
Wash) IA resolution was adopted re-
puesting the president at his earliest
convenience to transmit to congress
the report of the board OF engineers ON
the NlcaraRuan canal
Mr.. McClelland (Dem., ". " MADE
the point of no quorum, but the speak
err counted one.
The speaker announced the appoint
ment Of Mr. wellington kep, Md on
the committee on labor and MIR. 3clk
nap Rcp.. ND on railways and canals.
on motion OF Mr.. Dinglcy Uiep. Mel
| chairman Of the committee ON wayi
| and means. bill was passed for the re-
organization OF the customs collections
| district Of Alaska. by which the sec
Rotary Of the treasury should have dis
| cretionery power 10 designate sucl
| places as sub ports Of entry as the In
| tcrests OF revenue and commerce
| might require.
The house then at , o'clock I'D
| iDurup1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-31
REACH NO DECISION .
Question Of Consuming Ambassador
naynrd Is brought TIP.

washington, Jan. 20. No decision in
the matter OF censurlng Ambassador
Bayard was attained today by the
house committee on foreign affairs. hut
the discussion upon the question which
absorbed the entire hour was one of
the most interesting which tho commit
tee has INDUCED In for. n long time
The discussion was along patty lines,
the Republicans urging a resolution of
censure and the Democrats standing by
the Ambassador The aub-committce
consisting OF Messrs. Draper tMasa.).
Pearson IN. CO and Dlnsmore (Ark.),
which had been charged with the set
tlement OF the matter reported that IL
had been unable to agree upon the
form OF "a resolution. IL laid before the
tuli committee i've drafts OF resulu.
lions. which had been submitted by
members OF the committee. There was
wide range OF differences between
these resolutions The most radical OF
them denounced In strong terms the
Edinburgh and Boston speeches and
called upon the president 10 recall the
ambassador. The most mild on the
other hand did not mention the utter
Rnces OF Mr.. Bayard but simply OK
pressed disapproval OF the practice OF
making speeches on home politics by
amy representative OF the United states
IN the countries to which they are ac-
credited. The other three resolutions
covered the ranges between these ex-
After the meeting the committee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-31
STAND ny TmE NEGRO.
Christian EndcnNor Has the Color
Line to Deal with.

Boston, Jan. SO,--The great Christian
Endeavor rally of this afternoon and
evening revives remembrance of the
worlds convention OF 1895.
The only reference made to the
alleged discrimination of Bishop Arnctt
in three hotels here last night by reas-
on Of his color was by Rev +. Clark
the presiding officer. who said:
There has never been any color
line drawn in the Christian Endeavor
This hall is pretty well filled but is not
too full for Bishop Arnett Some OF
our homes are pretty well filled but
there IL not one of these homes that 1,
too fun to welcome Bishop Arnett."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-31
LOOKS LIKE DOODLING.
General Garcia Complains of the
Nrshrl Emrnlsheh Him.

Vessel Furnished Him,
New York. Jan. 81 1.-The World this
morning says. A meeting Of Cuban pa
trlots, which was not known outside of
the revolutionary band until last night,
was held at the Aston, attended by
nifty or sixty patriots. including Palma,
Gonzales de Quesada and Senior DE La
Cruz. II was said that General Garcia.
the leader OF the hlibustering expedi-
tlon, who sailed Monday on the steam
ship Hawkins, put in an appearance
to give an account of the disaster.
General Garcia is said to have severely
criticised the Junta for providing him
a vessel not only rotten, but Improperly
equipped for u voyage.
The vessel cost the junta $1,000,
while II was really worth not more
than $1,000, The honesty of the agent
who bought the ship was questioned,
so the story goes, the discrepancy he
tween the value OF the ship and the
purchasing price being pointed out.
A resolution indorsing Minister Palma
| received unanimous consent, and II is
believed the rupture concerning the UNI
lucky trip is patched up.
District Attorney McFarlane admits
| that his office IL investigating the Me
Farlane expedition, but he expects no
/ result
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-31
EXPECT A COMPROMISE.
Two Heed and Two Mckinney peic-
gntrs MnNr nccn ChNscn.

New Orleans, Jan. 3O.-The Republi-
can state nominating convention held
its second days session today and at
late hour tonight is still in session and
very noisy.
Kellogg men who are for Reed have
been losing ground all day. a caucus
OF all the leaders except Kellogg was
held and It was decided to send two
Mckinley delegates ut large and two
Reed men to ST. Louis. Kellogg Will
not be on the delegation. There is lit
tie doubt but that the decision of the
caucus will hold.
About midnight the convention went
to work and the first movement was
accomplished The fusion ticket put
by the sugar planters was Endorsed
making three conventions which have
declared in its favor.