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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-19

10, 20 and 20 acre t.ncts. three and a
half. -FOUR and five miles from the court
house. az $50 20 $40 per acre: easy terms
~ splendid little Brazos plantation at
y NOR
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nor RtNT- Two-story DWELLING house,
water and gus. modern improvements,
l5Np Franklin street, Just a ieM DOCKS 8,
from MaIn street krupp & Iuiiy. -
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I'm

SOUTH front rooms. with board reduced
rates; excellent table board. SO per week
Iouf hlorks from court house. i0I craw.
ford, corner Preston. references ea-
chhug,I 81
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WANTEp--A position as clerk or a~Nist.
ant In Comm.ssary and telegraph ope-
rdior for sawm.ll. can give reference.
Address Te'esrtpher, this office. 10
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HIGH EST price paid for .econl hama gru-
i'cmcn's clothing, drop mn postal AMI 7
wHl call II. Caplan. j92 Milan and prai-
rie II
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LIGHT employment OF any kind wanted
by "A white MAN ninsic. active. good
references for board ana lodging. Dis
patch. this office 10
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LOST collection book of sun Lire Insur-
Hnco co Finder win leave same at
office, No. iolaIs Prairie avenue and re
r'iNo reward ~
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" t..itit -NScnts to otuvHss the city.
CAN az photograph sallvry, b0'a Main
st, liot stun. Il
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CAPITAL HOUSE capitol ana Main
sslrcc, eiean.si. newert and most CON
i3riahle rooms IN ely, Is; ~ ani o.
accommodations .3
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WANTED-'ro trade gents light piano box
Rad buggy, nearly new. for good high
grade low phaeton; must DO In good
condition. III. s. ii. Wilson. n
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W ANrED-If you are Catholic. uuvin-
rloytd ana va work FOR yiS per week
write MaeCuunell Bros. II Franklin
street Boston. Mass.
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WANTED-To buy onn hydraulic Jack OF
about 20 tons G, paclty, state price, con-
dition and make. L.. Il. Milisr. Il
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STU ALTON wanted by good. Industrious
boy to work on farm FOR his board. Ad
dross gi2S. this office. -
WANTED SITUATION by bright hoy IN or
nee or store. age IL. Address Di2g. this
office ~
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|fjTyNo sSEH0jRThAND AND TYPE.
f HssshoOl-M Mason block. Miss
Eliy ~ m,e,psf. pr.acipal. makes a
kal hv framing stouographers for
Id vas ness positions. lf YOU mean
: 0oihe ard luke course. #
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w ANTEi1 \ white girl to wash iron and
ho Erer1ily u@cful IN family Of three.
Apply at 2O5 Mnnitt street, Fifth wnrl n
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FOR SALE OK f,xCHANGE--One or two
billiard tables. very cheap, CT VIII take
a good horse and phac.on or one or
more typewriter machines or bicycles in
exchange. ". NJ. Norfleet. Hutchins
lious.. II
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FOR SALF-An assortment Of second.
r5nd betting, pullcys, shaf,iug, hang.
ers, pip.nS etc. Cali AT the bushes
ofiice OF he Post. Il
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| WANTED TO BUY.
~- AaIa.- Nv. WILL.

WANrED-To buy largo horse for delv-
cry wagon. Apply los Travis street q
WE PAY the highest spot cash prices for
second hand furniture stoves AMI other
household goods. Boston Furniture Co.
MN IrlIrl, hNcnuo. \. Crlmer. AGenl. b
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WV N~~N<~~>><
We wish II di8.inctly understcod that
fuiwe ana tres ARE to he first olass--t hat
piIgtlna. cultivation, pruning. etc. are 10
bo done jusl right
For TINS we VIII charge you $1,000, payable
500 tciSh. and the balance IN nine seml-
annual payments Of 500 each, with interest
ut per cent per alnum. This II for tho
iand and "a thrifty, bearing orchard, miGd
you.
We are able 70 carry out this uhprecc-
dente1 offer only by selling 20 or more lots
In one body. 80 that We can enclose, plant
and cultivate 400 acres or more at once.
I'ench, plum and ig trees and gra pc and
blackberry vines will bear pIentifully in
three years Pears, apricots.- oranges and
the nut trees are In fun beifing IN six or
seven years, when your orchard will give
an annual return OF $50 TO 1900 par acre.
Wc shall raise tho price OF our fruit
lnnds from time to time without notice..
The price here given We can promise only
TO those who buy now.
~N~~~>~~N.~~>
Can on or aidreas
THOs. w. JACKSON,
400 fremont street, Galveston, Texas
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WANTED no EXCHANGE fruit faIm In
Tyler and four room cottage and lot IN
can't lots. closs In. Address q. J. Palmer,
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nor RENT'-Niccly furnished rooms, con-
ivenlent TO boarding houses. relsonaDie
Issmto Apply SIS Main street. II
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POSITION by mothery lady to care f1r
small child at my own homo. very
healthy locality for Children IN winter.
far compc usation expected; references
exchanged. Al lress AIRS. lletty box u.
Sour Inke 7. o.. TeXas. ~
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WANTEp-Boy To curry mute Tor st.
Louis Republic. Apply John ~ 1lnag.
Mt lludlloston'7 saloon, RIO Congress ~
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GREAT BARGAINS offered in Furniture
carpets ana Linoleums for cash. Irish
Down Cushions at cost; don't fan to get
prices before buying. Il. Illig. Main
street.
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l HAVE n good home for girl betweon II
ana ~ years Apply A. u Cordier. with
Fischer, tordicr ~ Co. grorers Chartrcs
ana Congress /.
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FALL SEEDS. ALI. NEW CROP Winter
Turf oats, Alfalfa, Clover, new Rye.
Mediterranean Wheat. Barley. Turnip
Seed. Crimson clover gnrGon and field
seeds of every description. wholesnlr and
retail Holloway Seed Company. Dallas
Texas.
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WANTED a hrsf.clUss harher n once,
must Toe soho and attortiVc 10 business;
It 80 "a position Tor The ght man can
IN or aldrcaS } L. wit lialhng,r.
T'Snn. Il
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FOR RFNT-One furnished second story
front room for gentlemen. Cal al ~.
f,1
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FOR RI.NT-Neat hvc-room cottage 1900
Dallas. between Austin 1nd Carol'h"e,
AuDlN on urofut.t4F. -
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tuoita To Join The Lane Bros Mus rnl
Team. Write nt once. care 81. Goorpo
liolnl. DAllnA. TeNNA "a
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TRADE OR EXCHANGF,-Ch Choice. unin-
numbered residence block Of eight ldrre
lots. IN me town of Decatur TeNHf. to'
lumber or south Texas land. Lock boE
~ Nehuaco, Texas 70
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I. o. cling. forces mo to scak a
..'''eft N therefor offer mV
set n.o-',L~e ll ,msnagel husins.S
Z he priee e! dividends Of 3 par
{, hi. 90 ASK ed. ;.pl cash. AA-
su-'i' -. -
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UMBRELLA .1IINSs-i0O. 3 years cil
= te"t clear, loo, years old, feet clear
\. Whitaker. J13 Travis y
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Jun on n,. nroil,s rs the ave-
y pahps my Auetul,ion $50 ~
,t'v,X XIV. Jtree " 3. I,9 5ls'.i
l..L-iialf i-. 80
rg,s, busineee - n my wagon
IA must Nm. r a yolng man
avis me on ball 'l cash. ana w'!l
- Co.hr,. ii'a y Adlgess ia
---------L n,
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| GENTEEI. LADY. very fond OF children.
wishes SITUATION to take charge OF them
and be generally useful: IL excellent
cook Address sie6. this Office. 20
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WNNTI.Il-A whl'0 Flrl " or l3 yolra OH
WHO ~ WILLING 10 assist Va homework
home. Address MIS-. a. H.. Watson De.
NNra. 'Tlkns. II
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Midland. Texas; will exchange Tor a
good registered Jersey COW. Address
box f2s BRENNAN. Teas 10
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N5 TO $50 q month salary and oypcnsrs
To SOL cigars TO dealers, position prrinn .
ucnt. experience unnecessary, largest
and finest line; extra inducements. W
l.. Kline Coz ST. Louis n
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! WAnTED TO RET:

having vacant hoIsss
TO lis; them with Boyle & MeCorm,ecTs;
s0ss Main street.
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NOTICE-Thc hoard OF pharmacy will
hold n moctln, November &c. nj ZOE Main.
to examine applicants for registration
A. f. T. csllng. relittrar
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FOR SALE or Trade for city property, -
acres poruy improved L. acres Wei I'M
proved aiap dairy, cattle AMI - vnrs-
tics Of thoroughbred poultry about two
miles from city. by the owner Address
- a Hn. lkS cltv n
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WAITED Live people IN every locality
a. 81 weekly aAlary aud expenses TO take
crdrrs FOR Christmas E1ods' permHns n
employment If rialt. Manufacture TO.
box 63gS Boston. Mass lz-li
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WANTED Twonty-nix men TO saw four
loot wood at Andorsons store lIarris-
/.
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SITUATION WANTLD--An eNpcricncod
commercial man would IKE position
in a commercial house, also experienced
In wholesale or retail irIe business Al
dress e. this office ~
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FOR SALE Just arrived. Il new lot 81
high grade Jerseys. al! fresh with Young
calves. Texas IA sod. California stables
corner OF Franklin ana Chenevert SITS %
FOR SALE-A hr,i-ciass FISH and oyster
market; best stand In Houston. Address
u. Il. 4o5, this office. 10
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APPLE CIDER, zig pre- sclves SWISS
ShcNse, blolter m1ckeicl, smoked hall
but and herring. buckwhcat. new syrup,
hcrey. pit,cd cherries and oNnpoiatti
raspbtarics at kedwood's, 80 Travis
pm ne ~. ~
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FOR TXCHANGf--i4anIs Hnu city prop
critics, both Northern ana southern Mrs.
Cora Bacon Foster. Moore Burner
Building. I0i5 Texas avenue. II
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. Il0r tho ~. use and ground 4.
n A1,,Ipo. poultry husin -. ms
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.~e fsAls, honritug house IN
CENT , i,hi1 Office. %
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Houston, partly improved and near rail-
road station. IS --er acre.
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\ WOMAN wants sewing by the day 10
do at home. Inquire at all 81. Emanuel ~
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WANTED Equities m improved city
properties IN exchange for clear lands,
Eacon Foster. Moore-.urnett building,
lOl4 TexuB HNcUi,c.
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TI7I7 NlsilIiD room for rcnt, second TooT
front room south and cast "Npo'IFr'
bath room convenient. llOa Rusk streadt;;
NJ O Mh-l.. -
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WILL TRADE splendid newspa per
plant. worth SIOOl. for small farm. of
sheep, or cattle or sell cheap for cash:
John G, Tabor, Denton. Texas q
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11
BEAR CLUB.
It's Members Were Exceptionally Sue
cessfuI in the Election.

It's Members Were Exceptionally Sue
cessfuI in the Election.
An after-eIection meeting of the Bear
Club was held Monday evening last at
B'nai Birth Hall, Eddy street, Vice.
President I. P. Kincaid in the chair, E. n.
Maison secretary. A report from the
finance committee shows the club to be
in good condition. A vote of thanks was
rendered to Treasurer Oscar Tolle for his
ever timely aid.
A review of the candidates at the last
election showed that nineteen members of
the Bear Club had been su successful. The
three newly elected Republican members
of the Board of Supervisors, as well as the
four Republican mem bers of the Board of
Education, are members of this club. The
only Republican Senator elected in this
CITY, Ed. l. Wolfe. is one of the earliest
members of this organization. The Su-
perior and Police Judges and Justices oil
the Peace are also enrolled in its mem
bership. Some of the Assem- blymen are
found there too.
Some suggestions were made by J. F.
Gawthorne for continuing the active life
of the club right along, to keep it in effi-
cient working order for the next cam
paign. The idea was ably supported by
e. ]. Casey, and on motion the subject
was referred to the executive mmiltee
to formulate a plan to cover the susges-
|
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11
DOCTOR COOK

functional diseases of the heart, lungs.
liver, stomach, kidney, bladder and urin-
ary organs. Female complaints also come
within his speciality.
The doctors system of home treatment
by mail is absolutely perfect, aid if you
cannot call at his office you can write to
him fully and without reserve, with the
assurance that your letter will not be pub
lished or your name exposed, as all his
professional dealings are strictly conf
Dental. His Offices are located at s6j
Market street, opposite the Baldwin Hotel,
and he is there every day from to II A. NJ.
to and TO P. NJ, except Sundays,
when he may be consulted from 10 to II
A. M. only.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11
AMID AUTU BLOSSOMS
Averell-Harper Nuptials at the
Third Congregational
Church.
Pr ointment New York Engagements
That Will Interest San
FrancScanS.

The Third Congregational Church was
the scene of an interesting wedding last
evening, the contracting parties being
Miss Elizabeth Sarah AvereIl, daughter of
Mrs. S. B. Averell, and Frederick F. G..
Harper OF the firm of Sawyer & Hough,
Custom-house brokers. 1he church was
prettily decorated with autumn flowers.
Rev. William RAIDER read the ceremony
that made the happy young couple hus-
band and wife.
The bride wore pretty gown of white
taffeta completely shrouded beneath an
overdress OF mousseline de sole.
Miss Eleanor N. Averell, sister of the
bride, officiated as maid of honor. and Miss
Olive Harper, sister of the groom, and
Miss Martha A. Thomps OF Petaluma
were the bridesmaids
Richard n. Mason was hest man and
Edward Hutchinson, William III. Hyde,
Henry Beatty, Walter Averell, Horace
White and Churchill Prior the ushers.
The engagement is announced of Ed
win Wildman of Elmira, N. Y, 10 Mrs.
Soph Seymour Chapman of Ogdens burg.
N. Y. The wedding will take place No.
VEN Der "a, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Seymour, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Mrs.
Chairman is mem Der of the famous Sev-
mour family of New York and a grand
niece of Horato Seymour. Ex-Governor of
New York, and niece of David Seymour,
Ex-Governor of Connecticut. Mr.. Wild
man is the proprietor of the Elmira
Echoes and a we'll known contributor to
the leading publications. He is a cousin
of the late Jefferson: Davis, President OF
the Southern Confederacy. and brother
of Hon. RounsevelIe WiIdman, ex-Consul-
General 10 Singapore, at present editor OF
the Overland Monthly of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11

Club and great lover of angling. In
reply to question as to what policy he
intended to pursue as representative of
the State Fish Commission Mr.. Vogel-
sang wss a little tardy at first in express
ing his views, but after warming up to
the situation he said that he would do all
in his province to cater to the wishes and
desires of both sportsmen and anglers.
ITO be candid with you," said Mr..
Vogelsang, 81 cannot say anything at
present, as am not in touch with the du-
ties of Fish Commissioner. You can rest
assured, however, that / will do all in my
power to please the anglers and sports
men of this State. This being an honor
ary position l have accepted of it because
of my love for the sport. It's thankless
Office which is sought after only by those
who have an interest in the propagation
and projection of both game and fish.
am a strong advocate of protection to
game ana particularly during the breed
| ing season.
i'As the Fish Commissioners have their
hands full in looking out for the interest
of game fishes-that is with the small
| force of deputies az their commando
| think that the game side OF the question
| Il now refer to birds and animals) should
| be under the supervision of q game
warden.
81 understand that in many of the East
ern States two officers are appointed, viz.
a game commissioner or warden, whose
| duty is to look after the interests of game
| birds and animals, and a fish commits.
sioner, whose duties do not in any way
| interfere with those of the game warden
| From what / can CLEAN through exchanges
that are devoted to sports of field and
stream, the two offices work in harmony,
and the result gives general satisfaction to
both sportsmen and anglers"
Relative to The changes that have been
made in the opening OF the game-shootine
season, Mr.. Vogelsang said that he did
not approve of the alteration in the old
game law.
81 contend" said the speaker, 'that
the market hunter should be permitted tc
kill and ship game after the 18th of Octo.
ber l, upon which date the sportsman il
allowed by law to kill game for the sport
of killing and the pleasure of the eating O.
| whatever bird or animal that falls to hi:
gun. If the object OF the law so framed i:
to protect the young birds and animal.
from slaughter, then why should not tn,
| sportsman refrain from shooting game
until such time as the market hunter il
allowed the privilege2
al do not believe N class legislation
and / think that there are many defect
in the present game laws, which shoulc
be rectitied. However, tn e sportsmen ane
anglers Of this State can rest assure tha
l will do all in my province for the bette
interests of game and fish"
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11

TO CURE A COLD In ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
pists refund the money If it fails TO cure 25c
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11

is Pringle. Say, am expecting message,
but 1t may not come before we close. If
it is brought down there just receive it and
paw the charges, If any, and l will fix it
with you in the morning"
Nolan knew Pringle, so he said "All
rig l." and thought no more about it.
About $50 that evening young man
called on Nolan and handed him an en-
velope which was addressed to "Mr.
Prinele," " but which he said was to be left
with Nolan if the former was not at his
place of business. He stood about after
delivering the message, and Nolan asked
him about charges.
II came from San RafaeI,' said the
man. land it will be dollar"
The money was paid over and the mes
senger departed. Prinele did not show
up the next day, and Nolan delivered the
note in person with an explanation.
why did not telephone to you," said
Pringle, opening the note wonderingly
Then he handed the missive to Nolan
who read one word and only one, and thai
was Rats" Then light daw ned on both,
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11
There Is Strength and Health in This Gre
est of Discoveries!
Where Renewed Nervous Energy Pure Blood Freedom from
You Well!

Mska Ittr Chicago
public of others OF
onrodu ciont section o gr
of
thec
people
Prof
dw ard E. D.,
what rdinariyt termed
of life suffer
but prman cures
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11
THE WONDERFUL X-RAY
Its Incalculable Benefit to the
Physician or Surgeon
Doctor Cock. the First Specialist on
the Pacific Coast to Operate
the X.Ray.

Few events of modern ages have so
greatly agitated the scientific world as
Prof. Roentgen's discovery of the X-Ray.
By its aid the physician or surgeon can
look farther into the mysteries of life and
penetrate deeper the secrets of disease
than has ever before been done by human
eyes. The living skeleton is laid bare.
Flesh becomes as transparent as crystal.
The exact position of the bullet, fracture,
tumor and other diseases or deformities OF
the internal organs is easily located and
plainly seen.
The mammoth X-Ray now in use by
Doctor Cook is of the very best and latest
improved edition. and shows beyond the
shadow of question that this distin-
guished specialist is strictly up to date in
everything pertaining to his profession.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11

women the land good recommend every sufferer
anesc c.
will accomplish
titles they nev a m racle
honesu adve off
high
Bell o. Warren
B. w F.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11
GREEN EYED MONSTER,
Mrs. Francisco Duve of Vallejo
Street ChastiseS Her
Husband.
He Had Her Arrested for Batter i,
but Acting Police Judgs Barry
Dismissed the Case.

An amusing case was heard yesterday
morning by Justice Of the Peace Barry,
who is occupying the bench in Judge Con-
lan's court for few days curing the
lat,er's absence.
The parties to the case were Albert
Duve, 651 Vallejo street, and his wife
Francisco. Duve is % years of age, small
in stature and of spare build. His wife is
big, stout woman, about double his age
and size.
Francisco had been arrested on the COM
plant of her husband for battery upon
him. Albert took the stand and told in
an excited manner how he had gone home
Monday night and his wife commenced at
once to reviIe him. She called him all
all sorts of names, and wound up by seiz-
ing him by the collar and throwing him
on the floor. While in this position she
whacked him over the back with an um-
brella till his bones ached, and finished up
by striking him repeatedly with her fists.
"What was the matter with herr" asked
the Judge.
"She accused me of going with young
girls and neglecting her, but 1t isn't true. "
Mrs. Duve, with her black eyes snap
ping, admitted that she had punished Al.
bert and said he deserved it.
"He was with two young girls last
night" she said, land he is always with
them. / wanted him to give me money to
get divorce from him, and when he re-
fused 1 lost my temper and chastised
him."
"Are you jealous of him?" asked the
| Judge.
She looked at Albert for a minute with
| O sneer upon her face, and with toss o.
| her head said: "Well, yes, l am. He j:
nv husband"
The Judge dismissed the case, and ad
vised Albert to take the initiative and ap
ply for divorce on the ground of cruelty
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11
EXTRACTED THE BULLET.

Chances for Michael McSally's Recoy-
cry Are Favorable.
John Carney, the marine fireman who
shot Michael McNaliy on First and Bran
nan streets Monday afternoon, appeared
in Judge Campbell's court yesterday morn
ing BY consent the case was continued
for week.
Police Surgeon We'll performed an
operation upon McNaliy yesterday and re-
moved the bullet. 1t was located on the
right side between the eighth and ninth
ribs DIR. We'll entertains doubt about
the bullet having perforated the intestines
and says that should McNally suffer no
relapse Within the next twenty-four hours
his chances for recovery are favorable.