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IN ORPHANS COURT.

Before Judge Gunster in Orphans court
yesterday morning, guardians Of minor
children were appointed as follows: E. II.
Estabrook, minor child Of Jennie G. Esta.
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DIED.
| QUINAN-

Thomas QutYian. at his Lac home. 1885
Lafayette street: funeral Friday morn
ing at o'clock
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Miss Carolyne v. Dorsey. teacher Of
elocution. oratory and delsarte, 434 Ad-
ans avenue.
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OpeDiug.

"A dainty line Of Chlldren's Coats al
the Baby Bazaar. 512 Spruce street O
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CHAMBERLAIN MAKES ANSWER.
Responds to the Complaint Of the
Acme Coal Comp NY.

Acme Coal Comp NY.
George F. Chamberlain, of Shaw &
Chamberlain, defendants in the big
equity suit brought by the Acme Coal
company made answer yesterday to
the PLAINTIFFS bill through his attor-
neys, Patterson & Wilcox.
He denies that the coal which they
leased to the Acme company is of such
a defective quality that 1t can not be
sold. and attributes the Acme COM
pany's alleged inability to mine mar
ketable coal from the tract in Ques-
ton to its incompetency and not to
any fault Of the coal.
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To Cure n Cold in One Day,

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL It
fails to cure. CSC.
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Twining, optician 125 Penn avenue in
Harris drug store. Hours a. m., S
p. m. -
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ANOTHER DIVORCE WANTED.
Mrs. Devine Would be Freed From
Her Absent Husband.

Through her attorney, D. w. Brown.
Mrs. Jennie Devine yesterday began a
suit for a divorce from her deserting
husband, Samuel Devine.
She alleges that they were married
March 81. 1855, and that six months
later to the day he left her. absenting
himself from that time on. Court
granted subpoena in the case.
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WAS A BIG NIGHT
AT THE THEATRES
rockingham and Academy Of Music
Were Literally Packed.
"EL CAPTAIN" SCORES A SURE HIT

The Opera, Hopper and His Wife,
Edna Wallace, Are a strong Com.
binatiOn. Standing Room Only at
Both Houses..Sage Awakens His
Subject, Williams, After His Forty.
eight Hours Of Hypnotic Sleep.
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PACK PEDDLER WAS
NEARLY MURDERED
Duryea Was the Sceue Of q Blood
thursty Daylight Robbery.
AssAlLANr COVERED HIS TRACKS

Samuel Halper Of Wilkes.Barre,
Was Decoycd Into Vacant House
and There Pounded Into Insensi.
bility With q Piece Of Gas Pipe.
All His Money, Amounting to ell,
Was Taken.
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The King Of Pills L. Beecham'a-
BEECHAMS.
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DR.. Mcdowell, dentist, 24O Adams
avenue. ."
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,oas =, se9 n . Of ~ ave IsxlO0il: Welton
Percy as referee to the r russes NsW S s7oot
shave 425 It .. ns,tn lSsth7s i'A''. mar
George Hart eferee to Jacob Butler But sox,oo
iS,,ss Rss 30" and N Sfe s to- Wendiin mi and
,,Sis, %fs rs # W Of Courtlandt-ave @xioo'
,,sh ~ n $ s25 II . Of lith-avc. 2oNss'9; Con-
md Diehl to Dor'9sa pen =; ;;sis; iccxas
Helena Mahler and another to feFd''Ano h
,,s man; T' $ 10, ss4 map Of Wakefield. loox .on
100 stephen Kiunier and wife s,Save TO 10n 4ssI
Meiiids-st iiSS n of DOS hossuo'h 20 iohn Cal
1os so2 mar village Of Wakefield, looAli4' Will
Pas of 10, Sis. map same. 80 iaxii4; Jane amt
Leonard and another 20 Josephine 80 - na Nc
10. Soae NJ. ,o r1'lp Anna Ilresn s,;,,ooA
Attorney e s. 100 n Of stanton,st 22nwso' 2,,
C;erson Hyman and VIE 10 'osep"
,o,s.s' lot .c7 map Nicholas stuyvesant. Bowery
Farm; "a Sars s 70 ssS ssiaa q. west, Joseph But,sn
wieser wife TO Gerson LYMAN; o,xoi Julius
'n-s, ma = wife 70 John Muth and another So'o
Madson-st No s46: Herman Goldman and wi'e
ss%e5y 5%el No ss and 2s James Everard to Emma
strong aSs a wsss Flora Douglas Emma .. M
r,asn, No eco Ida rrotscher to % ~,
7sth 81. 40 ai2 Easi' Mary A o'Connor to Eliza
s7s Seh Nc Nc ss East Henry fend, Maria
s7;h ~. n $. 1858 IT " of Avenue A. ls6xl"o4;
,,a,h 49, .os M n Of Courtlandt-ave. s,Sloo:
August In! al to Joseph a Rice and w'ie;, te.;,
wen:'sra corner 1aSs II Of WeSs'er
av, 20 ix3s skis sxSGs Henry Meyer to ,, the -sn
,7s,S N%neTn ''as 70 OF Webster sOixse.sx
20 .xt7.5 Henry . Meyer to same ......''''''
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

~~rD>~ - - ->>c>-~-r~~>~~-~N~-~~>S>~NS'
A HANDSOME. stylish bay team, 10
hands. years old: perfectly sound. knd
and fearless. long, flowing names and tatis;
travel 10 miles an hour: price. Sop'
brougham. spider phaeton and Victoria by
Brewster nj half value. for want of use
Address postofice Box l35 brooklyn
SHETLAND PONIEs.-lO0 head on hand:
chllirens ponies. breeding stock HA-
ZELDEN FARM. Youngstown. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
WORK WANTED.
WOITk WANT EOs
Male.

YOUNG MAN f23,. 4. years experience in
foreign and domestic shipping. desires
position: excellent reference Address j..
BOX o. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

GARDENER. BY a good German neeas sa.
work: care OF horses and carr'ases' %S
handy with carpenters tools wages mon-
crate: best Of references NoHih'
ffuf. .
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
REAL ESTATE.
,rrsrNrss AT THE EXCHANGES.

William NJ. Ryan sold in foreclosure. . -,
.~,~h,v-af,n-s. three-s,ory brick stable. lot
&c, . 20 ,be oaint,0s A. 8 Dodin and others
for N3.50o u >os
ID. p Ingraham & co. sold in foreclosure MS.
a. and 40 East one -hundred-and -hfth-st.. thrse
nve-story brick fiat houses. plot 'sxl"'i' " - "
Al private contract Wilmerding fie,u nars
Snu rs,one dwelling lot 25x9Ss for Ray tiruhhut
sis" for Cornelia r. Jones. No. l West IHlpH sloso
seventh-si., three-story brick dweinhs' ''' -''
They were sold private terms
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

GARDENER and FL0Risr.-Mida,rs,cs,ic.. r,c,ic..
,rssnhoures special: iandscaping; vesee-
,ables. milking. tools. furnaces unders.vn,' 20
private or commercial. Acoress """
nE\ER. care Gunther. IA lst-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
REAL ESTATE TO LET.

REAL ESTATE TO LET.
Country.
MADISON y. J.-On the Morristown
Drive. finest location: for lease. unfnr-
nlshed: gentleman's house. amp.e
grounds. Particulars. EDWARD ?. HAM
ILToN s. CO. 90 Broadway. y. Y.
SCMMTT. " J.-Psrty leaving town VIII
sell improved property: 10 minutes RON
station: about 2 acres. fdr Slo.oD; worth
so UD bargain: terms easy. r.. G
POTTER. opposite station.
SUMMIT. y. J.-Desirabe furnished and
unfurnished houses io let for fa.l ana
winter: all Improvements: choice locations
+. q. POTTER. opposite station.
THE ORANGES. y. !. IA speciality
Residences for rent. for occupancy on or
after Sept. |: also. sale. 5000 10 SiOOOo
upward; terms to suit. Full particulars
T.. !. HAMILTON & co. 96 B'way. y y
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

=. iNC.'i f<'~l NJ, 81,
corner Nost-and-avc. and Prospect Place
Brooklyn. parties looking for nice. perma-
neni home are invited to call large grounds
tennis. hammocks. swings. croluet: table
and service excellent: parlor floor dining
room. reading and smoking room. twenty
minutes 70 Manhattan. Bath and Brighton
Beach near PARK: also handsome second
floor. for family furnished nr ur.rrnishei
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

GARpENER Married: German: under
stand. greenhouses. general gardening
and management OF live stock. generaiiy
u,eful Address G. r.. 3: Avenu. \.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

c,pDrZER. married man: no
children: understands care 81 green-
house. vegetables and farming ase VS.,
rcst reference. Address ; L.. II" west
s,,b =, care of lanifor.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

GARDENER and FLORIST. Understands
all kinds Of agricultural work. including
stock; entire charge Of gentieman's place.
Address J. a. BAILEY, 81 East leth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS,

cooooon>>oy>no~ooo. .~oo~~~No~~%NN~r~
THIS Is week u great clearing: every
thing almost given away 10 make room
for our new goods. JAMMES. 300 Broad
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ADV Elk llSfMENi y anu suDSCtlptlonr iVf
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Osice. No LAP Broadway. "a door north
OF 3ist-st.. until o'clock y. m: adver-
iis.ments received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until O'Clock
p. m. viz. @5t Sth-avc.. y. z. cor: 23d-
St. i62 6rh-ave.. cor. l2th-st. Macy's.
6th-ave. and l4th-sr i42 Columbus ave.
near West 66th-st. 100 West t2d-st.. near
6th-ave.: 02 East I4th-st.: 257 West 42d-
St. between Ith and s,h ave..; la Eas,
47th-M: 1893 3d-ave.. between 78th and
77th sts; i.O26 3d-ave.. near eist-st.; i.7os
ist-ave.. nea" sath-st.; $50 3d-ave.. near
4ist at n54 3d-ave.: 325 Blcecker-st.:
2eOs 3d-av-.; 2iO Last 79th-st. .92l 3D.
ave. 2.6d: sd-ave. o5 Amsterdam-ave.
4Uo West iod-st.; l4s East i6th-st.; ao3
East ;sth-st.. $50 9th-ave.: 65i 0th-avc.
1852 dave. near 6Ith-st.: 2oi East s6th-
ST.: 1870 Broadway. l.56j 3d-ave.. 100
sih-av~.: Ibis 2d-ave.: 1853 Gth-ave. Al
the Harlem offices: 2o5i A-ave:, near
ii3th-st.. 1876 East lcS.h-st.. near 3d-ave.
243 West i25th-st.. bet. eth and sth aves
$50 West i4Sth-st Al the Brooklyn Ofices:
3e7 .F'ulton-st.; 52d Ful,o~-st.: az Court
ct. IS Broadway, f.. D.; 1853 Broadway.
2. D.; 1.i52 Myrtle-ave.. near broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

GARpENER.-B Protestant gardener and
dorist: German: single. aged -. ID
years experience In all branches In Ger
many and this state; best references from
last place; wishes situation on gentle
man's place. GARDENER. 60 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

YOUNG MAN. with years business ex-
peience. residing with parents, anxious
for employment in any good business
Office
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

GARDENER. Single. wants position;
practical man In greenhouses. vegeta-
bles. grapes. improvements: references
rom present employer: state wages. Par
tieulars. J. N. 2. Henderson CO.. 33 and
81 cortlardt-st
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
APARTMENTS To LET.
~NoNrN.NNNsNNNr~@~N
f'ufurnf n ell.

ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT; rooms;
bath and buffers pantry; $50 East iIth-
81. corner. overlooking Stuyvesant square
Apply to Janitor.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
rom SALE.


UW8SSM AkIN0.
N~N%~cN-N~oo<oo~c~N ~N~~~~~~~~~~~~S~~~
COUTCRIERE FRANCAlSE. formerly
with Stern brothers: advanced styles for
fall gowns. ,apes and jackets; elegant
work. reasonable prices; ladies' materials
used; remodell!ng short notice. Nine AN
DERSON. 23s Gth-ave.. near 15th-st.. re-
moved from i5th-st
DIRE sSMAKER R..-A stylish dressmak~r
reasonable: lsdie. and childr.u's dresses
and wraps. DRESSMAKER. 2l3 West
12Dth st.
DRESSMlK X ER. Artistic cutter. fltter:
fast worker; by day or week; country
preferred REASONABLE. 1.2f2 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
Recorded MORTGAGES.

spp Emma, and bernhard TO Valentine >, wsOsf ef
Philip c Weber. e %-ave 'oil II o' g. zoo
ao and &ts to AfFfS d s7h srfss 5000
sam to Alfred < Brisss washins'On-ave' 5000
iso + Of ld,1s' sns vii. to Title and
p- tr~as C. 10 to Il shs Gsr%a"
.s" Of S.w-YsTk Soh-st, 1919 IT Of c0lum- as,s
ws Ns e los 'Fs;,ss Sssssn. IF .S's
cin,Ssr sSiss Anna and sans for :, ssS a.
ngs ot- New York. n 6th-s l'Slo II Oh -a 1900
mors"sss,: gee. 90 Ma;usl LIE In
p.sS saranee @'"'S COMPANY SewyqTS corner 5000
o Henry "a saa ss' In
i5Go (, Of Avenue A. years oos;h o"o0
csT's Msy G e. smssrssmays iS hsss s'I'1 .s 1900
Frank and wife 70 ss'9rr es,anents 1900
uss-s 'sTs Mary f. 'S snd nd Henry fsp'
Ions VS. & i If +, Of 2lsst months. 25Oo
HJsan Ge a, SON. c., TO 'GisP S. gushEsss snd years
,o%s 70 ESmsns ave- bsoTn, ysar. ssa lo
Koau% Adam 9 70 1s9rss 8 yesrs EARS 1900
70 IT srlas Si and wife TO Ida FroscheF :, oo
" S ps4 A"s'sS9 aSs wse see TO DcaT SIl saving.
old W Washington-eve lss IT Of l'o'n-s'' 900
,aspsTsrs sSsrs Salvador. to william Germain soo
Moody. joseph r ana wife Ralph Moody e .o,o
gowe,y No = '' ;DdSaa Siy Z dnd exectrx Of John
Suih deceased. to Julius LESS. 90 ds'. %" 1000
Ninth John. and anoihs. same 5ths'' ao' % M
., " "a 21-aye instalmens ........... 9'""
Mailer. Helena. TO Frank a n " van re,1; nan,b 500
same. BathRateave. 1So II n or i'-o
Same 10 nan,b oa ......................... 800
-, Is,n,e Holmes Bathgate ave no II 90.
I7sd month Observation-Disclosures. i'vU
TO property. l rontu- ''VN
GO. e. fraserick G Habe property de on
SAM ~ .......................... LOW
Ata1 ;,;:iana and Michael 10 Myron Burton. -
Bangste ave- ave lSD porel,y n Of demand 2ss5
go ,o Catharns 1, f l630 10 .tI5G Bath ooo
esie-avei "a, dsinsna -dsnr,rE Halte Ba,hgate-
13O n n OF l72d- st. demand -'o'
Mailer Helena, Frederick Adee, same Prop no,
eryt demand 100,
Psciotta G.acomo and wife 10 Uerinsh. any, -
Real Estate Title Guaranty COMPANY II ~ ooo
corner AIMS and l4ith 81. denland -''o''
PafI. Richard q. John c Platt n '''H-S'' ono
100 n W II Amsterdam ave year. l4'V"
schafer Conrad wife Andrew lsken NO 10 ono
Barrox ST / o'"oo
Schnce-ing John and wife g. the Bank for sav,
inys New-York 5 West End ave ana a.. coo
a4th-st : years. ioo'o"
Sans End ave. 30 n OF "fth- 90 ooo
@V'oU
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

NTED.-Naphiha launch: must be IN
good order and cheap. for spot cash. Ad-
dress. with particulars. Box 2'i, Bridge
port. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
sVBURBAS REAL S,yTATE-

soo>ooo~o~~>o~S>~ ~S>~o~~~~~.~o~oN~oo
AT MONTCLAIR.--Ho for sale and 70
let: furnished and unfurnished. "M. NJ.
TAYLOR. Montclair. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
autnmn Resorts.
Conntrp Boara.

.>>oo>N>NNN~~NNNNNN~N, \N~>>SS>~~~~N1S'~
GRAND VIEW FARM.-Board during September ant
" october. 81 80 and IS per week Two most besust1
roo,b. in Tho country; hou.e has BATH and on hgf
nIeration with hrst-ciass :abl, Mrs. j. II. TOTTEN
souhpor Conn. New-Haven Railroad convenient t
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
BOARD AND ROOMS.

>~~~~~>~N~.o~.~.~<~~~~ ~~~.ooo-~~~N~~.oN~.oo
A.-34 WEST iST-ST.--IIandsomely fur
nished AMI desirable large and small
rooms. with board: references.
DESIRABLE location. winter arrange
ments. particular attention to cuisine;
references. > East ilst ~.
LARGE. handsomely furnished front room;
hall room connecting; excellent table,
references 80 East 3sth-st.
MADISON-ANE.. CORNER 3iST-ST --
Handsomely furnished single and double
rooms. with excellent board and appoint
rcats.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

GARDENER. FLORIST. LANDscoaApE.s. -
nS'.o,c. 4, all branches OF horticulture,
also farm: competent to take fu,l snsr,e .n
~ gentlemans private country pace ~" ~
,lo ali kinds Of repairs marr'ea'
MARSDEN. West New-Brisn'on'
Island.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

happy TO welcome home their son Car
rinstoD. VINO mas been a. hchooi III sew
York aud came home satuAay FOR hs
vacation.
Miss 5halfcr of Mis- sissipp. who has
spent several months Win relatives IN
our city left for home last night, fol-
Ia Know her here.
Mrs. NJ H. Cooke left Friday morning
for N"lasco, whore sh" ia WISHING friends.
Mi,s Tailey OF Corsicana. VINO has been
visiting friends IN thc Fair Grounds aA-
dilion. ID with Miss frunit.. Iilte at her
noihers residence. ii0l Texas avenue.
FOR week or ten days.
Mrs. Henrietta Stackpole cruEer OF
Waco Is la the city yiHlns Mrs, Trap on
Bngby street.
Mr.. y. a. szabo and daughter, Miss
state. where they VIII stay all summer.
Mr., and Mrs. S. NJ. McAHnan have gone
10 Chillicothe for f.w months outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j T.. Niday are spending
the heated term in Reagan.
Mrs Ann Cavi,t OF Galveston IL in the
city visiting Mrs. Frank Connolly and
Mrs j. 7 Mnhonsy, st., va,.o.
ana children Mrs Van u. Virson, Niles
Plow and Miss caldwell hive gone In
party TO Ashevilie, y. C., for the SUM
Mrs w. u Munson. who has been away
several months. has returned home
MS Lucy Belle Mitchell OF Richmond
was In the ri,y "wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Gonzales Of Gaiveston is Wis
Ting Mr.. and Mrs. 8. NJ. Williams. i7i2
TrIas avenue.
Mrs n. r. Dolcn. formerly OF iious-
ton. but now OF Liberty county, Is in the
city.
Mrs. u. X. Warner has returned frog,
n short Trim u Tennessee. accompanied
ily her daughter. Miss Annie Warner, who
has been AWAY at school for some tine.
Mrp. j. r. Dyer and Miss Lucille Dyer
~ Richmond were at the Lawlor Hotel
yesterday.
MIR and Mrs. Harry Fox have moved
from their former residence to the New
Bristol Hotel.
Miss Annie ouinlan.. who has Just re-
, Mp,., from s'noo' T" I" tho AsS'0F
Mrs. Jennie Burton. vhs went 10 New
Orleans WEDNESDAY sight 70 meet ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
CHILDREN IN rANToMrME.

The crystal slipper was very elaborate
and brilliant performance on Tuesday
evening and Wednesday, afternoon. The
alrmni reception and other attractions
prevented a very largo Attendance Tues
day. but the matinee drew n large houHo
Wednesday \ curious error IN the pro-
grammcs rrm.nds one OF tho famous
French adaptation OF Hamlet, which l.it
out the prince OF Denmark. he primo pal
little Minnie Shearn--not being mentioned
nj all thereon. Mamie WAS most ia ici-
Mating Cinderella and Master Edmund
Ptndleton Turner made decided hit as
the prince. Indeed. all the characters in
tho Ilay We're remarkably well sustained
and tho drills were very good especially
that of the itle tots In th".r II Hh'
dresses. Tha, entire scene was charming
Mrs Christian deserves muc praise, BON
for the pretty plot and the time and SKIN
necessary to is successful reriifion Mhs-
ter Moody Dnwson's violl solos were
good and well received.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
THE NIoHTINoALr's homo


breeze.
From what henrt-thriIling strain.
Our Of the glowing depth of emorold treas.
Just heard. then lost again?
Shelf was the nightingale. whose ~.
vent heart
Thus meditatcs his part
While his bride tarrtes; o. 70 rude
Her beauty 10 his side
He-Hc Is the truc interpreter Of low
For who that listens to his lay
~ cover, hid from unacoustomed sun
This warm spring day
Knows II that passion he or glad or sad
IL pain or Joy his numbers move:
TIE. hope. nay 'us despair. nay rapture
mad.
Nay all OF shsse In one.
she-Sircich hither then, dear bird, tAv
tawny wing;
To our lone garden come ana sing
In thy deep-throated way
The love We cannot say.
H~--YNt come not at high noon.
Come when the silver moon
Lights up the chestnut tspsfs. sn0 bFeal
or the White. spreaded rose:
sand make the luminous pinks ana bust
Fairer than ere by day;
And the deep stiffness grove
Deeper, the spell more deep:
No sound save In tho stall an o. thak
.-H. G. Beeching,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
A DRILL on THE GREEN,

Tho Houston Cadets or 81. Andrew VIII
have a competitive drll with the Bren-
ham Cadets Monday evening June s., on
Christ church lawn. Aftor the exhibition
d,ill by companies i've picked cadets from
.arh comnany win compete for "A gold
medal The Houston boys in the medal
contest are Fred Clemens, Make lieydn
Robert Schneider. Sam Hriscoo and Aifrod
Swinele. and the Brcnham boys are l.. 4.
wilkins Charles Monday. * irke liarr son.
j. T. Key and Il. iaynie. Thanks for in
vtatlon Refreshments VIII be sold on The
ground for the benefit OF the Houston Ca
diets. Drill Mt s o'clock sharp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
AMENpE HoNoRARLE.

In the account of the Ladies Reading
club outing In iast Sundays society col
umns the fine recitation by Miss cogswell
was Internationally left out. and In the
rcport of the Woman's Reading club fiesta
the charming vocal duo by Mrs Glrauh
and Mrs. Carr me- the same fate. rlcase
accept humble apologies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
BRING FLOWERS.

The Central woman's Christian Temper
ance union will observe Flower NJ ss.ol
Ioy Tuesday. June Q. Al who have How
ar. ara requested to send them TO the Cen
tral C,hristlan church Tue clay AT y. m,
where they win be received by the com
mittee IN charge and Distributed TO inc
sck 10 asylunls. hospitals and prisons.
All vho desire 10 aid in the work Of dts
I r hutton Will lie heartily welcome al The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
LADIEs, AUXILIARy.

There will be n meeting OF tho Ladies
Auxiliary OF tho Young Mems Christian
association Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock a full attendance Is requested.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
WEDDINGS or THE WEEK.


On Monday morning Mrs. Elizabeth
Simpson and Mr. Eugene i: Heiner were
S,,;e,iv married al the BRIDES residence,
md isft Immediately after the ceremony
an their wedding trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

younger daughter Jeanne, returned FIJI
day, bringing Akss Jeanic with her.
..Mrs. Il. T Bryant lnae Miss Tilton Of
Nov prl"nns) Is visiting Mrs James Con.
nor. 1914 Washington street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
"OH. SUMMER NIGHT

The summer nisht concert Wednesday
evening was a very auspcious opening
of the Season. '.hc Attendance was goot
In quality and numbers. the music. rs
Professor Sogall's orchestra was excellent
and the evening delightful. Thanks 10 tn
management for season ticket. con-
ccrts Will hereafter be given on Tuesday
cNonin;,s Oh TMrncr hlll lnMn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

If THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and we'll tired
remedy. Mrs winslow's soothing Syrup.
for children teethinx. y sOothes ths ehnl
: :is1 ssI IS' 3! en- !: ~
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on THE rRol1.nY LINE.


MT. Hubert =. H. Wilson arranged n
Pheasant trolley party Friday evening N
honer of Miss Tallcy Of Corsicana. who is
Miss FRANKIE Hite's guest. a ear was
prettily decorated with naRs and eicctr g
hghts and scmr good music engaged The
party boarded the car at the residences OF
Mrs. T. Hqte. lie2 Texas avcnuc at 5
O'Clock. and traversed all the lines. filling
the AR with melody of music and merry
voices as II went At the close OF the
Journey the party got on at the home ~
Hon. and Mrs. James 4. II. WILSON, whore
q delicious rejection was waiting aud
FUZZY enjoyed by appctit-s sharpencd with
We ride through the cool night air. The
io!lownG X the personnel of the purity:
Hon. aud Mrs. James 4. ID. Wilson. Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry II. Dickson, Mr. aud
Mrs. u. X. Dillingham;, MIR. and Mrs. W
y. Fitzgerald. Miss Tallcy. Miss Neanc
Wilson. Mss frankie ti,c. Miss Rotis.
Miss lelle Dickson. Miss bentley Miss
Dilhngham, Mss Burton, Miss McKceNcr.
Miss Elsa Schmidt, Miss Mas,erson. Miss
Mary Masterson, Mis-. cordwrl. Miss
jeanette Jones. Miss Fs;rlic Cnriwcll. DR.
Mullen, br. Tacknhcrry Mcssrs Harvey
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Tackabrrry. w. H. Cleveland. Jr Charles
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