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ii.250. 1854 a.
sJs7.s25 "a

.a % IN. s. 900. 900 of funded debt alleged to
IN ean ,uihorzed these the facts The Leg
,stupe has authorized three future bono issue ,e
inrary bulding 100000: for new hospital seWW
Tbs trustees OF the Public Library can take care o,
ne 90 80, ~ their statutory appropriation ana
III, ia go of bonds Will be Issued making the TO-
,I ,7.0 900 This about balances the net amount OF
tal s.vo ;.o,on ~ the funded debt under the Leb-
,ahar Administration, which reduction VIII pe
kuech n ,rcreascd by payments OF old funded debt
before the appropriations 20 into erect
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RUN OYER. But NOT KILLED.

Elizabeth. April 8 (SpecaD.-A wonderful escape
from death by troey-car that Of Willie
Gagen ten years old, who last night was run down
in First-st. The car passed over him. The wheels
barely grazed his body and he lay in a space only
eight inches high from the bottom Of the car to the
stone. roadbed The blow that knocked him down
broke his hip: his head was severely cut by the
machinery under the car, and his body bruised.
but the doctors say that he will live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-04
A NEWARK PARK TO BE ENLARGED

The Essex County Park Commission mas us.'' e,,
to increase the size of the proposed bra"c" 30 ~
Park in Newark The tract to be acqu'ea
bounded nv the Morris and Essex Canal. B.oomfe'd-
ave. Flfth-ave and Lake-st. and contains 'om ~
fifty to sixty acres. bringing the urE The COM
n,ssion aIso decided 70 widen Sixth-ave from ,,h
ton-ave TO Gar,dest for park entra siI include
the new tract, the Branch BROOK fa'A WIN
from 100 to ll0 acrca,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-04
BELLEV1LLE.

The Belleyille Wheelmen Thursday night held
their annual meeting and elected these officers:
President. w. D. Smith: vce-president. Dr. c. H.
Winans; secretary, Albert c. Hill; treasurer. F. E.
Ramsen road officers. captain. Werner Forgie; first
Lieutenant, 8. ]. Cousins; second lieutenant. John
Acker color bearer. Melvin f. Jacobus: bugler, s.
Pauson: trustees Pierre Black. ]. V. H. Van
Riper r. H. Ashworth and A. c. Walling. The
Bulldng Committee reported that the new club
house would be ready by July !.
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FOR M.KINLEY AND HOBART.

p,a,reed April 3-The North Plainfeld hcpuo'
uca, urinary was held last evening. II. ~
spencer. Charles a. Reed and George W. nu''mah
were chosen delegates to the Congress psli'e'
convention. Charles s. sminck. l." b. "oois.oh
and Charles sebring chosen deiegaues 90 's az
Mckinley and Hobart for Republican s'anuAfa-
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ORCHIDS STOLEN SYSTEMATICALLY.

LOSSES AMOUNT TO THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
THE FOREMAN CONFESSES.
Summit. April CSpecaD.-About six weeks ago
William H. de Forest, the manager Of the Ken,
Place Nurseries, discovered that some one had been
stealing orchid plants from the collection which has
bcen valued at from $4,000 to 100000 He employed
Deputy Sheriff John b. McGrath 10 investigate.
After weeks Of work McGrath discovered that the
foreman OF the orchid department. William Young.
was selling the plants to Joseph Manda. florist al
South Orange Being confronted by the evidence,
young broke down md admitted his guilt to-day.
Mr. De FL rest says that the losses probably amount
10 thousands OF dollars. but at present IL cannot be
said exactly how murh has been taken.
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ABALLOT-BOX IN DISPUTE.
a
WEST ORANGE REPUBLICANS ouARRE. OVER
THE RESULTS OF MONDAYS PRIMARIES

THE RESULTS OF MONDAYS PRIMARIES.
Orange April (SpeciaD.-There is a fight in West
Orange to recover the baotbox used at the Re
publican primary in the Second District. The box
Is now in the possession Of Police Captain Bamford
On Monday night the candidates for the State
Convention were Elias NJ. Condt and Frederick W.
Schrump Mr. Schrump charges that Mr.. Condt
induced Democrats TO vote for him. in consequence
OF which the primary broke up In a fight The
original chairman OF the primary was Thomas w.
Jones. and when he refused to accept ballots from
alleged Democrats he asked 10 resign and
Henry Miller was appointed chairman. When the
90 and he was declared elected, and the ballot
turned over to the police.
Mr. Jones now wants possession or the Dox on inc
g-ound that he was the legal chairman. The cap
lain will not give up the box. and MT Jones says
that he will ask for a mandamns 10 coihpe' MN 10
dO
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS THE ISSUE.

Ridgewood. April (SpeciaD.-The primary -
nominate Village Trustees. which was held lase
evening. drew out the largest vote ever secured g
such a meeting. The fight was electric light ~
"anti-electric light" and the ANTS" won.
The antis opposed to placing the Village Boaso
in the control OF men connected with the compeny
furnishing the town with electric lights. The win
ming ticket was w. j. Fullerton. James Cornell11b
c. II. Dickson. 1t was agreed to recommend the 49,
propriaton CT 5000 to purchase a hre engine.
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THEY WANT A NAVAL FLEET.
NEW DIVERSION PROPOSED FOR THE GRAND
ARMY ENcAMPMENT

Asoury Park. April (speciaD.-The Council Of
Communication Of the Department Of New-Jersey.
o'ana Army OF the Republic. met here to-day. to
tepare programme for the annual encampment
~ oe held here June IS and 10. The officials de-
,aea 70 have parade Of the Jersey veterans on
o. 18Th and a committee appointed to wait on
crvtsstary Herbert and ask him to send feet of
hsvs and torpedo boats to Asbury Park. and
for ,tne vessels 90 through the marine evoutions
er.u sne benefit of the veterans Invitations were
IA hoed 10 the department officers of Pennsylvania
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THEIR TICKET COMPLETE.

Mon,c,ar. April (SpecaD.-The Democrats OF
this town completed their ticket last night by nom
mating Paul Wilcox for Councilman-at-;arre
Assessor and L. J.. s. Clearman for Collector
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np,zrs FOR COURT HOUSE PLANS.

Patterson. April 3 ,specaD.-The Passaic County
Cour, House Commission to-day decided to offer
four przes for plans for the new courthouse The
architect submitting the best plan in open compe:i-
,on will be selected to supervise the erection Oh the
hv,a,g The second best plan will entitle its owner
~ ssf The third will receive 500, and the fourth *U
Professor Ware OF Columbia College, VIII 70 Gu
xaged as consulting architect
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HE WILL SUE THE SCHOOL BOARD.
MILLER DECLARES THAT HE WAS ILLEGALLY
DISMISSED AND THAT HIS FEELINGS
HAVE BEEN INJURED

Henry w Miller formerly member OF the West
Hoboken School Board announced yesterday that
he had begun suit in the Circuit Court against the
Board 10 recover s25 900 damages for defamation OF
character He has retained Collins & Corbn. and
George W. Ryerson, to prosecute the suit.
Mr.. Miller was expelled from the Board by reso-
luton without regular charges having been pre-
ferred against him. 1t minated at the time
that the trustee had beer guilty Of demanding
money from b. b. Brown teacher when the latter
was seeking an appointment. Mr.. Miller declares
that the hints thrown out by the members OF the
Board tended TO jure his reputation. He also says
that the Boards action In dismssing him was IL
legal.
Mr. Miller will ignore the resolution OF the Board
exuelllng him and at the next meeting will take his
old with the other members.
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A SILK FIRM IN DIFFICULTIES.

Paterson. April SpeciaD.-The Barnett-Holden
Company. which is engaged In the manufacture Of
silk braids has been in financial straits for several
weeks. The company to-day gave chattel mort
gaze to James Hnchliffe to secure notes amounting
TO 5000 The company has been in business for
about
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THE FREAK CAT FOUND.

The feline freak. cat with six feet which was
the cause of the arrest OF Mrs Burns In Jersey City,
sor larceny has been recovered. 1t was captured
Yesterday by a policeman and restored to Mrs.
King Its owner, who was profuse In her sxpres-
sions Of gratitude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-04
LAWYER DISCARDED.

Trenton April s.-rhe Supreme Court has d.
barred August Richeter. the Camden lawyer VIE
is accused OF having enbe1zed SIS from q client
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-04

rbrea times has James NJ. Seymour been can
,,sa,a before the people in open competition. and
$3.50 times has he gone down in defeat. He Is
Va oecal candidate in Newark on all occa-
wv r,cn victory Is out Of the question.
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NVjERS!H NFN&
" ~ ~

.,.,. domination has come without any solicita-
in,s nv nart speech Of James VI. Seymour in
ton OH the nomination for Mayor OF Newark.
what's the use of making silly statements like
that?
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FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
MARvgIS or BEAUTY.

4 remarkable assortment ct manufacturing
pficeA
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BONDS ISSUED.
$4,000 o.
Ponds issued In two years.

Bonds paid two years,
i,crr.ase in gross indebted 10, ~,
in years. s.. -. 10 ''"'' ~
us,,ded deb, January !. ls'i Sll W
cniing fund January |. 1885,. ""'"'' %
1900. ,so. si.s21ao AZ
al d.h, January !. 1873 SlllW ~
Slim fund January /, 1s". 2o"'i' ~
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Decrease for two wears ]"
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Jersey City's officials are suspicious that the
coutb Cove battle is not all over yet. The Ameri-
.or Dock and Improvement Company. now the
Central Railroad Company, has apparently aban-
ssnad SIS claims 70 property worth nearly $1,000
ooo which il has been fighting ten years for. but
wovor wanser and his associates will do well
- keep their eyes open and be prepared for
l.. .o,oa n, her direction.
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NOMINAL Az iIEARNir.

IIcarno, Texas. june 2',--Announc.ments
nrc out for the district summer normal
10 he held nj Iiearne from July to All
gust |. The faculty Ii composed of. -.
a. McAskili, conductor, principal Calvert
high school. moral and mental philosophy.
mot rods and management, and history.
j. T.. cook. Stperint endent Iiearnc public
schools, grammar, arithmetic. algebra
and geometry. IA. Goolsby, Athens high
school. geography. physical geography
and physics. Miss Anne cook, PARIS pub
lie schools. primary department.
licarne being situated nj tho Junction
Of tho Houston aud Texas Central and
the International aud Great Northern rail
roads IS easily reached from every poln:
In the district. with an abundance Of pure
;riesian water. AID Tanned by The balmy
gulf breeaee Iiearne'g claim 10 being "A
health center as wnll founded WIN a
commodious. well equipped school build
ing, Il splendid faculty, and PHEASANT So
cal SURROUNDINGS. there is evTything 10
make the normal here success.
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DALLAS NEWS El.nGET.

Dallas, Texas. June 2a.-.Iames W. chill
ton, rho deaf mute whose eye was pat
out yesterday in scunle, Il In n critical
ronft'tion warrant was sworn out
against Sam Goodwin charging him with
he act. James Brown, who was arrest ed
In connection with II. has been reieasch
about The head and neck by knife tfia
morning aud VIII prohably die. 4 Mex,ct IN
man is under suspicion ~ committing the
act.
n I. Richardson. cloied of Ilouston
Is here arranging with The local com
lean far 10 be held 1T Houston frem she
18th to the .vh Of August He has al
ranged for "A meeting tomorrow night with
colored merchants. school principals and
others and r. confident that IT viii re-
suit IN Dallas being well represented at
the fair
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MI, close on Thursday with u ,oncNr, n,
,,lsnt me musical normal witch he hsa
oeen conducting has been q eraad ste
cess ana ne is pronounced an ahle teacher.
IN company with Captain H. A n. Wal
W,on, james paughcrty and Mr.. HynrsA,he
, ,rsi correspondents visited the rAr,n OF
mares Sugorck on SATURDAY and viii.
npssed the operation of the boil weeyll
un lately invented by MIR. Strohal al
nnnN,,lnofr and manufactured hv W. O.
.oiNr or this city. The macif ne seem
10 work satisfactorily and with a liiije
l,nprovenient In some OF {he details viii
uINuu,"tlosS prove an entire success sir
,r "".N Was operir.ng tho machine aud has
sIed' confidence in It's ability to do thc
wvrk' \ paten, has been applied for.
NJ. Mushaway of Houston was IN Ecc.
rliie FRIDAY on his return home from
Corpus Christi where. he had bcrn called
by tho death of his aunt.
IL Is learned that a series Of camp
'iee,ings WIN he held by the Mc,hcais,s
az ienan,n, plnero Mathis and ether
points IN this section this s,l,n,nur
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aLyEsToN POLITICS.

MINI They Can Elect Il Mem
Y, Ii the Legislature.
i Texas. June -. --There is a
5A.Mlity that the popuiists VIII
4 FIJI county ticket as well a.
nj the legislature jennie
,sglist nominee for the lower
Years ago, referring to tins
s,mra,lc convention held Sat,
N aid: III the Almighty ma
wrer TO control that conNen'
~ no. have ori,reh II more 10
F,rjou,r Charm ali Noah Ailei
I'm pcpulist executive COMMITTEE
4 sThe ticket s. mir ely has tn.
X, Of two caucusos ana ono con
nj i think the popufists vii
rining and Will send some on
sHsls,yre.'
SINE dissatisfaction with iht
tHiurday nights convention. hui
iwy pronounced, The convenh,cs
ia morse the State aeimln-stia
6yy part Of it, refused to exaa
M from candidates or anyb2,ia
1Egest the democratic platform
Eyitcnal, and apparently had hu
Ne IN view. and shat to pominai'
N the candidates of Ats cil1ice
sasy democrats were not Hln"'l
NJ frcept to secure instructions
sE ~. eHugrhss.
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duly addressed but without n mossagc.
aud very lately IN writing two l'tiefs'-
IN. to- IA sntimatc the other n hus!ness
communications found ihat the first he
pan. ~. l.. lilank, ESQ, My Dear slr'
and the second TO II man had mover
seen, clicerfnlly and costly. MY dear Al
these things am m measure used 70,
but | wna surprised when n friend re-
turned to me lag, week the envelope IN
which i communication from me bad
remchod her thai morning, with tha WORD
that it's passage through The mail must
hive added 10 The s,licty OF the clerks. 1t
read:
Dear Mrs. smith,
"'I2 i,as, 0Nih street.
"'New York CITY,"
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TILE NILS OF HOME.
Dear Mrs. Smith,
"'i2 Fast Wlth street.
q. aA-nn AnrE l'AiN y

sweet come the bells AT evening, and clear
The apnrrnnR' 'rS.
And, Hike Two white swans nohtnS, mo
steamers wander by;
But swcctor tar the ringing OF bells whera
ana dear he cry whore kildces fly among
Tn nils of home.
/ tong To leave the noises that make tho
ears rn iJred,
/ long 70 give up striving for power lons
dca red
Fer peace romos IN tho ringing OF bells
where dun doves roam
Ard IN the cry where kildHes NY among
the bis of home.
wan H. Hale. In Post-Dispatch.
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advantages IN dis hprging six shots Will
The scli-cocker would discharge Two. ~
order 10 be turned into ~ fHnnrr a pistol
mmat have large hammer, d plioni ma ~
spring, extremely smooth action ana u
cylinder stop operated from IN" hral 81
the hammer and not from Inc Trigger.
The new tanners are being constructed
with special reference 10 all those Ipints.
Thc makers do not expect Ia ma nllS
retail demand Tor thnm IN the East. Tho
tools have been complGtcd ana the hew
type of rcvolvers viii soon be found ON
tho narNnl
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vr..r,,r or WAY CONDEMNED.

beaumont, Texas, June % The commit
Toe which hoard evidence Friday mud Sh,-
,rday for the purpose OF conforming n
night Of way for the Gulf and lniersiate
through property owned by 5. II. Van
Wormcr today rendered a decision con
dommne the right OF way ana awarding
Inc nro,sartv owners damages in the Sunl
OF son Mr. Van Normer VIII appeal from
the committees decision
A posioffice Inspector Is in the city re-
ceiving proposals for the lease of prem.
;ses for postoffice purposes for term OF
Eve wears
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'aaAYNEs NOMINATED.

sHas, June 2o.-IIon. Harry
M, ~ city is favorably spoken
NE Tor railway commission
aeived u number of Letters;
~, alow his name to go he
In ana has about decided
em.nently qualified for
S. honored with the nomi-
on an aiSe representativ
:" me board. Besides being
n.r, v,seieIhtions. upright gem
Mn respect ma no man in
u" III the Positions with
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l.NlrEn srATEs pnIsoNEl.

Thornton. Texas. June -. ~ deputy
United States M rshal stopped off her.
vest. rday with ". j. Foisi. from tho
Waco jail on mis- why TO the United states
nrlsln at columbus. Ohio. Mr. foust was
.,c..a,nastor at This place and was con
'I..a laet v4ar With ambcIzling money
N ~, fnnjs lie appealed his case I, lho
sn 'p' court q The United States, WINCH
Vas affirmed. lie has gone n" ,,, 70 g., st h,n
n s,o,' off here 10 see his wife and children
,rl t,4rnut
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WANNA
! NllueAL NOTES.
,,,l.,.s''s.'s Not Work.
sr'., i Together
N sl'IsroN CONVENTION
~, Them Adm'rah'''
pssg 49, ~ 10 Confer in
.sssss - July o.

\ go. lane .s.-7rhe Post cor,
y. p Professor a. L. Mt. Maynard ar
:. ,u.s returned ,,'.n,,d IRON winch in1
60, ". professor, I noticed
"a oot seated and that your r
s''s "a a, before you arrived
pr3S,cc,,,d you mind giving ,o ,1
wo .,vs on the acton OF me
rst,ee in disposihs Vi '''
ausVered' aid. credentials
n.y. 's,t in tina, convention i9i
das,eyatson was a simple
N for Major MEN, i,.n ~, for r'y IA
49, =. Hon. w. -. Brush
nlsutTs psre duly elected from
~ .,,,son dclegs tcs to the
a. 2 ~ al usssrs. n. Il. Hancock
- XIV contested our eiee'io ',,',.. :
fn Y en-, but soon after arr,y
~. IN, n Hancock and t'rickc SUD.
M, 4 wonderful chsnIe OF
n Hcame or r re',c,loe a,3 W wore
!sos,iss OF Mex in'eN' nI,u "a, " ,,nll
l .sr,;ted on the temporary i", !,
!. a. .siIon Without an cxani'i,a,loi'
|ealsa' 'ssners In the case. III was
Il ne NWo, nrush and May
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NUN LOCAL NnTrs.

Alvin, Texas. juno Mixed carloads
I,l walermolons. canialoupes and nns't
melons are now being shipped from this
point,
AIr. and Mrs. James II. Anderson have
ken charge of the Northern hotel which
l1osures for Alvin first class hostelry.
\ number of lhc delegates NJ the NJ n
odist quarterly conference remained IN
L 'wn over sunday. severai N'S'''i's ''''''''
The brck plant Ia be located here ~
Professor ltll1more. the first ,on'rht
be used in the con -t-uciion 81 M normal
.nYn, ,t',lalme H. rApeciod 10 he IN or
eratlon wlthsn three or four woeks.
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THE TRIGGERLIsss PISTOLS.

Nov YORK sun,
Tr.ggerless pistols are about TO he put
uron the market by one Of the hig iiTe-
arms companies IIammerless pistols have
been N vogue for IA long time. hut the
trlgenrlcss revolver IL something n,w as
an article Of manufncturs. although Tor
years many of the catilemen and bar.
room scouts en lie West have been eei-
ting along without using the triggers o.
their weapons They either take the trts-
gers off or tie them back. and work The
action by striking the hammer WIN Inc
thick psyt of the palm of the hand.
This ID called flaming, and 1t has iis
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! sit0RED PoPt'LISTs.

s!ilas, June ~. II :. Fontaine,
ssan.ger from san Antonio. is
c'A a coloied populist camp.
aind % they will indulge in 81
n Eye feast. Jerome kearhy.
y.L Il. Rayncr. j NJ. Holland
Maze are h,i.ei for speech IS
lpon. Barney Gibbs una SOW
'h ccicred Non may come IN
W N the closing scenes, the
esalk."
The fact that Hon j. -,
not he a candidate for r.
!ns legislature the name oi
y bevIl'e is being quite prom
Hhsd as srntahle material foi
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lkxAs DELEGATION.

'une 29.-EIon. a. l.. Hur.
OF the Texas delegation,
s"he of said delegation 10
II III s - of tho Palmer house,
naon =, evening of July t, foi
NV important business. AR
t3ess, peen made al Chicago
wi,,e but none for alter
lat,nn pc no seh,s on the fupl
Ala ~ Tor alternates. who wi
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Diseases. syphiiis. Ernptions. o msn rh ra'
Ulcers, Effects OF Mercury, kiohsy ana
bladder Troubles. We.k n narak: nu o,iset.
prompt relief and cure for ufe nosn ~, SEX
T. treated conndentialiy una psvste'y: -
Rupture cured BY our nov msthods. Send
FOR circular .. !. ,,u.,.ra
r New No. 40 81. Charles 6treet.
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llcANs lNnARMoNIous.

sias' June .a.-To keep ne,.,e
~ the committee on ia,d c l.
spro.nted n, the harm my
enurday evening have de-
has Invite any speakers from
sA TIE orininal resolution
~ John Grant. chairman of
asl'lve committee, but Nor
aiSo invite quincy and Mac
W ny whites. who desired "a
want TO fuse " tn his wing
N va'ise he had downed Quincy
tore over the action OF the
speakers N refusing 20 IN
q We ratihcaiicn me ing. The
N y worth Texas are -adl.' ont
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rItI-INl. NORM 4 u.

Lining. Texas. Inne 2s--The ipl'ns nor
.,.., se,s,oi. under the Erection Of fr''es'
sor oKeefe and Miss Lucy Malone c.s 90
I i'ncisha,t. il proving a grams sno diss
There arc ahot sixty ieael l.a a aaioinns
me nnaF' school Of music X also 10
eou,,, Professor iiatinn. me wen
pp,tSi instructor. has charge oil H.
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pErvILLE TOPICS.

eosv,le Texas. June so.Irh9 M,SSa 81
'. and BelIe Thetford are iy'Ns AZ
h ~, n,'nt of death from an attack a.
rev'' g. Beaslcy, accompanied ny ms
fo'' M for an extended WISH 10
h,s mother in Nirsihia' a,, wil, m
rev ..no us, pupi' gu sunday heN, rr a.
the Me'h' III, Nc absent attending pf''
trttsS ,ot.. mesi'Iut ncolns school o. "u'''
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,,Npt,p FAILING lFMREE

Orange. Texas. June 20, This norhihs
, ,.nher nile in the yard of the Bancroft
Lumber company fell and Wilter 'iresh-
nr = ,,,b,,rer. was caught underneath IT,
,.,,.,,,rr him IN considerably and mikrns
:, natnf,l though not serious wou la' -
nhvsic,an was called and dressed IN
,mG,,na and ne will soon lie a. Wprk asnlh'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30
\ SECRET CAUCUS.

Z, Texas, June 99---'he repib-
satse committee OF the Paul
Wig .. the republican party Is in
ssa today.
n eorespondeut WAS the on.y
hns,ed TO the hnA during the
lrA there was a luli in the pro-
4M els informed that II was a
Eaa OF the executive committee
Is alterations would he fun
sas secretary.
~. was presiding aud there
vi ~ present. perhaps forty OF
~ msa, and one thing noticca be
fsrt was the hurruh and wran-
~ illnldant upon such conven-
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p,,rifIt.p ACCIDENT.

v,ctorIa Texas. June .. Mr.. Harry
c,,,bero foreman Of the bridge and bMiei-
,.,,,tmfnt of the Sunset route. broke
ye,orday afternoon in very l"-
nis y, ~ n,ssoror. ia throwing a stick r. q
G ,,s in bis yard he F'epbed h a G,,d non
tu5 IN front 4 h'm be WlT,h on h a. am.
nor i'eg, II Il ab9vn the elbow: near ne
abo nIIj, DR. shaw set &. and ne Is se'-
tinr along all right.