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THE FEAST OF PURlN.
The First Annual Bail at Turner
Hall.
THE OCCASION A VERY JOYOUS ONE.
Many Gay Maskers Make a Pio:urc.auc
scene-Uominos Cast or at the
Midnish. Hour.

Turner Hall was a gay scene OF must
and pirth last evening. 1t was the occa
sion Of the first annual Purim bail. give,
for the benefit OF the Compensation Betl
Israel. and 1t was pronounced a success
| FOR weeks the committees having the AT
ialr IN charge nave been quietly arrang.
| ng the details OF the ball, and invitation,
were sent out not only to the most prom.
| hent members Of Jewish society OF TINS
| city, but 10 the leading cities OF the state
| IL VIII vc Remembered tnst funni 5 "A
| ieast ceiebrated IN honor Il tne deIiver-
! aAce UI nation f.om tLta schemes of
! Human recorded In the book OF hslher
/ me derivation Of the name "I-utin' IL
/ si49 10 be from the Peridn "hurdlgnu >.
ana 'he least in accordance VITA I.s.nvf,
Il oi Joyous character
4ls celebration Is said to have made
'ts way among the Jews very gradually.
Accoidng to Losephus, howvve.. 1t WAS
u the Jewish world rurlm' tnci,forr ia
very appropriately celebrated VIVA oa.ls.
ne ma. was api.o prstely decorated
80 ne t4ooF N excellent conul,.Jn Iur
Inc aeNoiees OF Terps chore.
At ~ o clock the hall WIS wolf rlle5
WIZ gay inaskers. and as Professor So
san orchestra poured forth the melodies
oi A grand march the bail was fitfi,4.f,
ihausurateu, ana from that lime iiut1 a
lHlt uuur OF the night The hall presented a
.lsNt merry scene Of ma sllers loyously
'ti...,,t'iis IN me mazes Of the dance
ne characters assumed by the tuaska,.
Mtl' as various As the stretch of fhc
.tl .As'iaNou can picture from a fepr.s..n
sauoh ~ ne city hail on two legs to tn
man S'rns 60 have been o,.-rl,,t,.f 80
" onaracters. and they were All tbcr'.
rom me grave to the Ely and from rbc
Tr,'i.''s,,,@,iit,u so1smn 10 Inc grotesque and
I. et'-soiIle- The whole thrcng seeu,ri
pthl on getting as much out al mo 80,
49,, 49,, 40 s"NH possibly be crowded into tne
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HIGHER COURTS.
FIRST DISTRICT

raiNeston' Texas. March 5.-The court OF
elViI appeals transacted the following busi.
ness today.
Afilrmed-Alice Brinkley ct al VS.. Georcc
smith, from Polk; John H. Ro-ers w.
Martha Il. Roberts from Harris M,sso,,,.,
Kansas and Texas Railway comp,n, -,
Texas vs.. y. b. Stafford ct n, from, i,.,
~ Western Union Telegraph comnan,, We
,' ue''' rom Harris; NJ. c. Gullett VS..
I'"ault' from Refugio; W. L. Nelms
" a. vs. j. H. Magic ct al, from De witt:
Atias Engine works VS.. J. NJ Mcc,us,io,,
from Nacogdoches Va" 'ioN'
Eeiormed and Authenticated Bros
~ - 9Sn9eIyr VS. John C., and Nancy PAYNE
IN me case Of Mary j. Harter of al VS.
n. {. tierndon ct al, from Harris % al -
nedl OF iarter the judgment is reversal
~, ~ Cduse renianded and on appeal of
hSIh mo Judgment is affirmed Va
houoh TO affirm and certificate dismiss
tH because certificate shows no turisdir.
tluu-James a. Cushman Manufactlrinr
cor'i,amy Us, Green Bayou Brick Works
NCIPahy, from Harris.
MOTION for rehearing submi,tod-I. or,,
from Orange u l. uia!'
=, Suhmitted-Alfred Stoker We sauuo,
Patton, from Rusk: orr g. Tindso,. at S,on
company vs.. r. II. Thompson, from Rusl<.
90 ~ Merritt ct al. VS.. Bernard Froiberg'
al VI, ~, NnsK state ex rel Charles Smith ct
M NJ vH, a. n. Brooch ct al. from Shelby
800. u ' hahsaS and Texas Railway com.
pSny vs.. H. II Trammcl. from Harris.
SCI Tor submission on March ~ ls96-R.
a. Allen vs. Anheuser- Busch Brewing as |
is oH, from Harris Edwin Chamber
,aih vs.. J, W. Dallas. from WASHINGTON. |
-, ~ keiSsner vs.. Gulf Colorado and |
s 1nntu r. halfway company, garntdhee, |
rom harris; State ex rel Brad Hancock |
rs, i"tctlAllonai and Great Northern Rail |
Iodu company, from Chambers Western |
T. mon Telegraph company VS. c. A. pei
1T, from LaVaca; w j. Moore ct al VS..
XIV, Jerry ct al from Harris Francis
NhcN iIliams ct al, VS., George H. Tennent,
iI,orl itherty; san Antonio and Aransas
1 as hallway company ct al. VS.. James
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FOURTH DISTRICT

san Antonio, Texas. March 5.-The fol
wing ucclSlohs were handed down by thu
court OF ciVil appeals of the Fourth SUI
prcme judicial district:
guardian, from Grayson: s ,-arson ~. =.
u re% I, installment company, from Dallas
fr,n WNy1etherford ct al vs.. j. W. Golden
lI0m an; II. L., Marsalis VS.. j. ID
ROSA Kerr ct al. from Dallas 70
i reversed and emanded-William Hen
dr'sN Vs. s,, Peter j, Hendricll, from Dallas
g. - H ", ct a. VS.. Hurkett. Burns
, r,Snurg and San Antonio Railway com
zales. "S ~ al from Con
Reformed and afflrmod.-Iohr c
et al VS.. W. H. Trent from Hi - NoN
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THE REGIsrnATr0T On vorrns

me cliy registration books have been
Spen Ior three days ard only loH voters
nave 50 far registered There IL DANCE,
a., N,,sy ael ne voters Of the city should
s-uit 20 register only "a certain r,,,ltc-
zen uaF' au1 unless there "a sountb,nt.
t nSe ,o, an equal diMubguon Of tae WORK
can n't, INTRO WIZ Dr. some whose names
az ,ne last tNw days The hook4 v,1I b..
hrh' open for only seventeen dave nov
NJ ,,o, ~, !, Is q good idea 10 attcnI 20 ,hit
uoh yesterday was az ''e'a''A-
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ACTION ON RESOLUTIONS.
Will BE Called Up for Adoption by
Senate Monday.
THE RECOGNITION OF INDEPENDENCE
"sko" In Resolution, Nhich Brought
Up Pcrsonaiities-Kepubii As
sailed the President.

washington. March 5-For q long time
ms afternoon 1t looked as though the Gu
Dan question would be finally disposed of
III the senate by agreeing to the conference
report accepting the house resolutions. al
the conclusion OF Mr.. Mitchelrs elaborate
argument on the Dupont case Mr.. Shcr-
man presented the report of the conferees
ana asked for immediate action.
Representatives Hit and Adams, two OF
| the house conferees, were present, and 1t
| was expected the report would be adopt
Gu But as II was then o'clock Mr. Hale
| suggested that 1t was undesirable to crowd
resolution of this magnitude at a late
| hour ana with an empty senate. This
Drought on considerable debate. MrChand-
| Ter. VINO had not before been heard on
Nuoa' declared himself In favor not only
| OF recognizing but of maintaining the in
| dependence of Cuba, even II 1t resulted in
war with Spain
MT Hawlcy expressed sympathy with
inc public feeling against Spain, yet he
iehreu the earnestncss and eagerness of the
united states would involve us In war, not
! only with Spain but with other European
countries He deprecated the ippancy
with which warlike utterdnces were made.
MT. sherman concluded to let the sub
)ect go over until Monday. the senate hav-
ing agreed to adjourn until then. and he
gave notice that he would call the report
Up during the morning hour lasting from
L ~, 70 o'clock.
The question of Cuban independence
cane up Unexpectedly in the senate Today.
wen yoseI,,, ar; Allen of Nebraska presented IA
resolution directing the president to issue
u prociamation recognizing the independ
e'Ve Oh iuoa.
,ue REQUEST or MIR. Allen for unanimous
I'm oirSc MT. 10 make a speech on the resolu
personalities inconsistent with senatorial
o1 wv ocSy'
That If Mir. Hale objected the latter could
,@hS warninS that he would not receive
M h UoseI't on any measure as long
mis- Nhrn,,iIy, w9 s ~ tilr senate
doclarov ti 'uuSi,t i9Ith IRON MT Chandler |
nous %cos, VA. ne Woulu nov give unani,
liz ro,,, u,.scIt 70 senator VINO pretaced |
i, :, autucS' WIN 1t threat against senator's |
Mr. hiior ro.or,oa 49,. 81,
were annIin, bie " vi NJ M ms remarks
senators in s1nnorol va" INA u3ie anu not 70
IJnie ha Wa IN svnoiai ana mat as to MIR.
NIr Ji,in 'u ia hloiuSiGS TO oHcr.
ddtta Win H. H." hm wouId nave no ven
rouId h e., ~ "i,; A i ana tno"Ght hoth
to pay the Other ofr ''''s' 'n"" "a'' E'hs
Ar cband, 0ri'e .,,,,' ol'' ~.
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iipl SIC.
washington, March 5.-The house tod.,
Wr"lsIed for -four hours over no solario,
"' united States marshaIs and Other foo
lures of the amendment to the lcyisIo,iv,
appropriation hill to abolish the fee svs
tenn IN the cases of United Stotos n,
.orheys and marshals. Interest in tho,
| "epate was completely overshadowod . ,
II sensational attack made upon Presi,lou,
cleveland by Mr., Hartman tRcp.. Month
VINO FELT himself personally agrrieved H.,
| MI Clevelands uttorances at The presr,,
I terrain home mission mectin, in Now yor,.
on tuesday ana who seized the onnor-
fnnity allowed by tho latitude Of dnh,to
on appropriation bills to repel the idea
'hat the Western States were the honos
OF evil influences
Mr. hartman sent to the clerks dcsl,
ana had read the following extracts fran
MI Cievelands address: THE federation
W w, eNl ~ anu Indifference to Christan1ing
anu cIeNatlnS agencies in the nov STATE
OF inc West, If unchecked dcveloues I'M,
ou'"uly rtEuiated municipalities ami unsafe
It .ir and undesirable States"
wv hateNer may bo my Individual opin-
ION of the president" SAID MIR. Ha,tnnn
matters not. For the high office Of ths
president have supreme regard. Tho
loEltimata functions of that of;ire nre
limited TO those enumerated In orr co..
stltutlon. Under the constitution aud M
laws l deny the right of the chief rN.rtI.
IVY 70 WllIIuIly ana wantotly, in public
addresses or otherwise. insult any OF ths
citizens of any State OF the Republic over
Mhom ne mas been called to preside /
dehy mo constitutional authority of The
president 10 glNN uttCrdnCc in public nj
dresses TO sentiments aJnrabo or az
verse 20 proposed legislation pending in
Sither house Of congress. When tho presi-
dent made the foregoing remarks he knnc,
the admission OF certain Territorie, into
the Union OF States. lie had been advised
That majority Of the citizens OF those
Territories were antagonlstic to HIS pc
culiar financial and economic Views ana
under the cloak OF n supposed religions
address before religious organization
and with gross improperly and for the
purpose OF preventing the achievement or
the rights of Statehood to which they as.
pire and aresentitled. he gave uttcrancc.
as chief executive to this unfound, /
SANDER against those citizens of States
uphold "'''
feet and called Mr.. Hartman to order
us there nobody on this floor said he
addressing the democratic side. who is
related to the president by, ties OF affin,t
or consequently, social or political 90
estate your point" demanded Mr. liar, |
man, interrupting him.
Mr.. Powers is that It is not perlnissibla |
here TO reflect upon a coordinate brnn,i, ,
Of the government"
II am not rejecting upon the presilon,
said Mr.. Hartman. Il am rpfectlnr mo,
the sentiments which the president utters
and have right to do so"
Mr.. Hepburn 0Rep., Iowa.. who v,as
In the chair said he did not feel CALI
upon TO say WHISTLER the remarks caton
within the rule; whereupon Mr. MI
1pem:, Nis.p came to the support 81 ~ |
president, but he was promntlv me
ruled, whereupon he appealed from ~
decision OF the chair, adding that NJ
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sPORTING rTps.

:, san Francisco winners were Gordon col.
ms, SIR Nassar. My Luck Mobniosl,r
Shl'id iearer, Fat Murphy.
cnr'a Won der Abe was suddenly called
b9wd ana Cooley. He arranged dates TO-.
a tour ~ the Browns through Toxas prc,.
$500 borus. '''''Nes II
ON Eek sailpd from New York for I,,,.
IoRr. haNius IN charge Bicycllsts John \
Jonls0l' Anton Johnson, Kay Mcdonald
~ r. w elniS ana Pat O'Conm1r They -
p,ct TO return nome IN the IAN with far.So
pahN rolls won In foreign bicycle races
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SUPREME CnIrnr

austin Texas, March 5.-In the s,nrsr,,
court the following proceedings were haf
f,', rus IS OF error refused-Leach va Leach
., VI iarrant; Cranberry, administrators
A a. VS.. hraeger. from Travis. Aultman
Eu;Id;;,N vs.. Alien ct ux, from i.ampasas,
,,s LIE ana Loan association of pat,ota
% os et al. from Dallas: Caremon e.
S,or, u, tlrst National bank Of DeratuT
assignee RI fron o,unnningham ct al VS.. Holt,
Inn P..tcAlions granted-Stallinrs We J,I
DaIioit 'F I'm highland; Peacock Va City 81
donia I,.'lor want of jurisdiction-Cale-
from DaiIaurt ance company vs. Wenar
Cesn Ddl'as; Henderson VS.. ALBRIGHT fror,
s,i nh iiarke VS., Wynne ct nj fror, uors
b nng ten days in which 10 ti Il, er pnw
,r hehearing refused-MIlburn Nanufoctu
Adnuo "pdny VS.. Peak. from Tara
i las assignee. VS.. Collins. from BAL BAL,
fr ssmSmni atel ct al VS.. Half & Bro.
comba lov March xs en-, lE2-Amory Manufacturing
SCI az ~ company. from Dallas '''" re
Santo i1r March l6-Ciulf CoIor,do s
from Jobns ioa'lw'y company VS.. Warner '
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W. c 7. L. MEETING

,, Inc Woman's Christian Temperance
cu'oh WIN meet today In The chapel OF An.
nm, christian church The naetin,,
o'aIocppc called to order promptly al 2
gently reo NJ ana supcrintendents are ur-
norris gu sted To present written r,
iibo c after AFTER these have been actsd nm, m
nle Ma ANNUAL election 81 Officers NH 1ipppa
iended Tor 10. ,n MhiSh business viii be at at
Ny reception Of Miss Frsne,s ini'n M, Tor
month. wa Do here on the 10Th Of '' this
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Hartman had taken a liberty which had

Hartman had ,,i.,,,, iu,or.,. ,,.Lt.,, H.
never pec ieconntenanced in the American
| S1nStess belorc.
A. ne c,"Ir: rowe, r, was sustained ana
| ~ if"t .tIan Hrotccdel: me peucfnt
| age OF crime in these states ana Terri
/ toIl VIII not exec That found in the
State OF New York Where the presl-
Ihe per capita of wealth OF our state
| compares with that of any state and
!he PEOPLES patriotism can not b. lues-
Yo or fr 1nn 1t tnS pFeSaeni ana BIS New
| mi nii; country would never have been hui
nIi,na1eo ny the nausInS down OF he Am
er ait H ,;ta do 49,, ..
| FL rs Lrur We 40 not get our patriotism
ION loah wan street wh1re the president
gts ms, u-aughterD II is true none
ticular style Of patriotism which would
enable them to save by the strir.cst con.
u ,,ny i've tnlrs as much as their ..itire
Ky WYNN amounts TO- and 1T Is also true
nm INC PATRIOTISM of these corrupt ana
nave never YET been able to rise to that
..olIN pane OF supreme wisdom and vir-
'", ,,-
utes nXnir" '3''t a, H'r. a,tmans I'VE min
~, IA, nl,,'.i .noh 10 nnln MIN ont by the
niti,' =, NJ ui''"' OF securing reCog-
,i o"t,oan N'o'dihg ms time back to Mr.
'' al '.nnnn. q.
r tnlnN, sad Mr. Grosvenor. that my
a'i,lu from Montana has touched lpon
n,oV,i,!S., 'Grl4n' met WI we are
loWNlE IN virgin soil, as IL werc--''
raise the point of order that the
snlphlhn Is out of order" broke in Mr..
Su'YTer, necause Yesterday ne (Grosv,nor)
Salu on TINS floor that he had no religion
,i-auEnlerD Having no religion himself
- submit that ne Is Incompetence 10 discuss !
man s'o" Oh F+Ilsion OF any o,her |
.t,
rental s"tu lnut had no 'eligion." |
t ,h,n Dr. without 2 yestigc Of telicion |
,,,, M4tlout ne slightest Indication cf |
~ , SN'ts,
,s,thHn IN sorry Tor gentleman Nho has
yyovs ,,,,c,u,''ul1tu ar Sul2er 1T is al
10y" .uil oriunhte," retorted MIR. Grosve-
nor; when gentleman is possessed "
that h. N ronsi 1FG Of his own falinga
tbn ,,t,t, "'ls'ahtly advertses Them Ia
~ nu""S;
vcrtcd r. ,Shalrin'ln, have been di-
was abnnt am" me serious arSument that /
Yield the ba,nnce ' of ,,,. ,{aushteD and
-; 81 i'o'n Montana.
,,oi ~ IS also true continued Mr.. Hart
'hcse corrupt and unsafe Territorio, Oh
a, Stalcs has never yet been able
lor ANY ,u1, iolty pane of supreme wis
lain '', ~, 49, We @Nieh enables those WAC
.hirtt-veag ~, H. 10 Justify the sale OF
~ i"r l'i wncn that very DAY ten ycar
49," liuk AT ll5. on behalf OF the
,iondnrsd ~ .' ul3 state and Territories thus ,
,rntlva ' H. nun Nncu ny the chief on
ma respectfully suggest that the prsntcst !
'ionarios The school stotc NV, Mo'N ~, OF nus 7
men. viii bee found nj the \Vbita ti 49,. | !
laughter and apr,auseD '''
TINS closed the incident
he committee on foreign M a6oi Gn''tman OF q
.te's request for a confnrenCs ~ sem J
AN question and res buttons was ' ngr eu,
Thin l,o,sa r,,,,,,.., 4
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WEBR ENcAMpMrNr

ne members OF webb encampment N3.
80 independent Order Of udd Fellows,
MI meet tonight az Odd FelloYs' b,u
All 99pllS2ci o. this meeting IS 10 organise
which ~, Fam w the degree work Of
n,,n nH ~ me near future. as there arc a
ssens a o. applicants now awaiting de-
p.ctSd' no. many more applications arc cx-
M tba snVh' II ~ important for tho GOOD
a. az me IN order that All members vho s rsn
w '' VIII participate IN this team WORK
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RELIGIOUS NOIES.
HIETHDAY PARrY

Wharton, Texas, March 5-,rhe "h,rt,
day party" given by the Indies 90 ~,
Methodist AID society took rtooo
opera house last night ana was n q" s..a , ne
| success Tue affair Melted $is,Sd S.n i,dN
| VIII De donated 10 the use OF the chur,h
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PUT IN FoX's HANDS

New York. March 1.-The articles OF
agreement for the proposed fight between
Corbett and Fitzslmmons before the
National Sporting club Of London have
necn received by Richard IL Fox. Mr.
ron 10 authorized to sign the men va
cvNe deposits and arrange all detoils
lhe terms of the agreement call for :,
contest of twenty rounds or more win
place next June for n purse of foOo0 ,bo
tlmc koeperS. '"NeV' "Ilu
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made by the following candidates: Drs.
Parker Massle and McElroy. Mossrs. Dam
ish. McAuehan. breeding and Shaw The
meeting was held under the auspices OF
the llfih ward Improvement club and the
executive committee OF the club appointed
committee OF 1--we from the north side
and I'VE from the south side 10 select
delegates 10 be voted FOR at the primary
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4. AND N. COLLEGE, orrIcIA1s.

Ex-Governor l.. S. Ross. president of the
faculty Of tho state Agricultural college
at Bryan, d. A. paulns Of Hallettsvine' ana
Judge W. II, Cayitt of bryan, members
81 we board OF directors ~ the college.
9lIlfti IN inc city last night. having come
Town from Prairie View normal school
winch they had visited officially. They
tloppcl AT The CAPITOL hotel and last night
Went 10 see Lewis Morrison az the opera
house. They viii depart for their respec-
Two homes this morning
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PRoTRACrED MEETING

Moody, Texas, March 3,--Rev. Granv,lle
Dochery Of Cave city. Ky, who has hoo,
called 10 the pastorate OF the First ran
ust Church AT his place. closed last nieht
q sixteen days protracted meeting Ho
mas not yet formally accepted the can MS
...inr -. W.
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by fire; That on December -. iSa5. said
building was destroyed by fire; that al
though the defendants have been requested
several times they have failed, refused and
stil iaii and tNfuse 10 pay the amount
agreed to: that the failure and refusal of
the defendant 70 pay the poll " Is on ac-
count Of clerical error in said plii y. the
tault Of the agents Of said defendant cor
poraiion, Raphael Bros. by which the
building Is mentioned In the policy as hc-
ing located upon lot {. In block S1. that at
the dime said Insurance was contracted for
there was no church building In block s95.
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DIED AT wES,,,,-,-

of Char,a 'n, n AIRED years, daughter
tcrday afternoon. The r',,iieid. died yes
n nnIeI r r9F shipmen, by wcs,he,mwssrr mere pr, pre-
u ,hts WILL, Wiir be tskept o ST. Chayinn' bros
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SUNS FILEp YEsrERpAy.

The following suits were Cd yesterday
In the office OF the clerk Of the civil distric,
court:
Olivia Barnett vs.. Edward Barnett suit
for oiNorce. on the grounds Of cruelty.
Christopher Bamri,ell vs. the Houston
and Texas Central Railway company,
dans+-es; plaintiff prays for damages In
the sum Of $4,000 for injuries received
while repairing cars OF the defendant
company, July H. 1885
Phillips & Butiorff Manufacturing COM
pany VS.. Alex and w A. Hail suit on
three promissory notes aggresating
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PASTOR RESIGNS

Plano. Texas, March 4-Rcv. w. IA.
Wright has resigned the pastorshin or ,n.
Christian church and returned TO pallns
Elder Marten of Tioga has been enracs,,
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ROTH SHOWN THE ARr1c.1rs

New York. March 5.-Robcrt Fitzsim-
mons being shown the articles OF agree
nent sent hero by tho National SPORTING
club Of London today. said that he woul3
MOI accept them under the existing cir
cumetauces.
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IN Wharton county. Andy Mersfelder
postmaster.
l. y. PresswoGd was appointed postmas.
Ter at New Caney. in MONTGOMERY county
vice j. IL. Robinson. removed
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Typewriter Supplies, such as ribbons
carbon paper oil, rubber erasers. Tor al
machines. J. j PASTORAL Prtg. & Li,ho
Co., Houston, Texas.
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Clohurne. Texas. March 4.-Rcv. Abe
Mulkey arrived yesterday and is assistinc
pr Bourland in revival meeting az the
Methodist church.
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CAPITAL CIrIJJNcs

,a M9shin;Ston, March 5-The treasury tn
,hSS los, ioSt 1870 IN gold coin, which icny' 9
N3i9l. '"' so'u reserve Sgt
bnrrIna a, Lockwood will not he die
pa,. 'o oi, rom psaticiug as pension attoS-
colo"t' Sse was sustained In her rigbt 70
IL o,s,s9ins Tor TeNlns, issue Of Febr,,or,.
LiScE Co FRO county original1.Iuji,,,ss
war surytv ,,,r1, =, Nar county; Messiah
AoIp spring, Hood county a. "F en-,
''S'oIhee was established at Ro,,.
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Rooms for rent In any part OF the CITY
Can al6 Main street, No expense
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Hammond Typewriter. universal Key.
board, only $50. J, j. Pastorlza, Printi5s
and Lightographing Company, No. m,
Main street. ~
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