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list executive committee. Chairman Hrad-
ley gives IL ont THAI Two resolutions were
paSscd and that Bryan ami Watson would
he the NAt.ocal candidates u Bryan ac-
ceptei the populst nomination. and the
action denying that any oNcrtures OF fu-
sion Ind been made by either the TppuNst
or republican state executive ccinmitc
A telegram was received from Marion
Butler stating that Bryan and watson
will 81 September Il be notified Of tlCir
nomination ana that Bryan's reply IS
looked for then.
Despite this action there IS fusion IN
the air. Colonel Sledre OF Kyle said to a
Post reporter today, III Tom Watson or
.any other outsider persists IN Debating 20
vas ropulists we will throw him out
= the window"
Bradley gave out the following IS the
pppullst electors Al large, Q. T.. Cai
and H. L.. Wood, First district. y. u.
CAbjucss, Second district, w. Garner
Third district. J. phorue. Fourth N.IfCi
: G. Harper. FIRM district. +. ". kirk
patrick, sixth dlslricL r. q, session, ,
seventh district O. y Harris shth
district. J Il. Martin; Nin;h district. NJ.
NJ Wilkins Tenth district, J i Alien.
Eleveatn dis'r.st A, J Cssrfother,s,;
district u. II t,iNclfni
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BAILEY AT TAYLOR.
An Able Expcsslca Of Democracy Pops
Are for Bryan

An Able Expcsslcn OF Democracy--P Pops
Are for Bryan.
Taylor. Texas. September li--Hon. jo-
seph w. Bailey spoke here last night 10
the iarres ana most cntelliscn, ccncourse
OF people that ever assembled in this city
20 hear a poltica. speech. ana for fullS
TWO hours he held the crowd spellhound.
swaying them at hs will as oalv the
gifted Joe Bailey can. His speech was the
most scsthlng criticism 10 Mckinley SIN
and the sc-called sound money dem 3cratlc
takcism ami populst fAllAclcs that WAS
ever listened 10 IN ths cSy, while his
pure democratic utteranccs Of the hou-
ored democratic dccirincs ami principles
proves hAm to be a statesman Of whom
not only Texas hut the entire Nation
should be proud
W w. Neims. popul.t candl Hat FOR
railroad corlmiSs,ontr, uaie a weak a.
tempt TO reply 20 the speech ~ Mr. ia y,
n1t, AS Is customary with THIS branch Of
,hc so-called populistic body. his spce h
consisted u mud sling nG ara abuse OF
the democratic party. Even intelligent pop
ui.s> here were disguised w.'h h.s speech
anu A u Note the strA. Cht 4 -mocratc
81 kei REGARDLESS af me advice Of Nelms.
Williams, Tracy and the balance of the
se'f-arpolniri leaders o. the populist patty
goo tnls section. TWo-thirle OF Pee popdlS,s
here 80 no approve NJ fusion win the
republicans As advocated by thu Nclns-
Nli Alns-fraCY comb me- ard Will either
vote i9r Bryan and Sewall or for Bryan
and Watson
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OF which will be 49, by i;3 feet ana In
addition to this tlcra Will he boiler
room ana othcr sheds. making Gre 81
TIC largest cutc"i r'.cs ~ tie county.
The boiler amt engines are LOW here
and being unloadrd ana work IL Icing
pushed in ordet 20 get IN readiness Tor
Inc present crop This enterpsisilg nrn
is also having boiler room IONi2 ieSt
built at their ncs sue lr house, which rs
eguinped with -hrec : -tl'ng boilers, COM
pTisirg eighteen drLu,S tost ther, 'V htfsc
ROVER. Thee are building - nc ne"
suglr-house a ,inn .Sri liiNl2S fe"t
These buildings aie Yeicg constr ;'ted OF
The best heart rc;1s aNi Louisiana yci-
low pine. every piece being 3rts sod. MIR.
J. NJ. Cooper IS experimenting the 'un-
stru ton. Mr.. Ashton Smith has ''n
engaged this WenK Ia lAtns cast IRON
pipe from these iuA lil,s to the taNon.
Tho large cotton gin Of the same hrfn
is being pushed 20 fl' capeciv under the
supervision OF Captain ~. :. linllcn.
Mr. Y y. Cunum-hlm nI:orms The
Post correspondent ih't t'cir cot;or tIon
this year win be lsoD bales aSLirst ap
males last year rne cane Is growing
fairly well ana II liie fail the crop
will he much hettrr t'a'i expected. There
are good pfosrcc's II rain t,l1N.
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OLIVE NnTES

CHVe Texas. September S.-Mrs. Rich
"Iu larry OF Sabine Pass. who has been
,,oh'inE week visiting her parents,
Mr' ana Mrs, u. V. Hemmenway. ana
n'r sisters Mrs. j. f. Donald. Mrs.
f. FOR a. Go Surg S6,, and Mrs, F, r West, leaves
iIomm, , uoine ms evening. Mir, t.. V.
- 'tl.' WAY was one on the sufferers .of
MA MIA Rre a. storm ut Saline Pass in 1855.
1n,, III ms declining years he has settled
~ bo ~ o.d Hardia, near his child ,en.
,Mno are more than willing that he shall
No, ,,en,, " them In his old age. MIR. Hem.
e., way wsS one Of the first settlers of
sabine Pass, but after going through
h KIN, ne dld IN 1856. he says he has no
In, 70 20 back. He is also strong
ht,N9n man ana hopes to see him come
oni In iho lcad in Noveuhsr.
,,,,,,;, rank Petty OF IlInmorman. La. is
VII i,'!ns ms brother, MIR. y. a. Petty. lie
WI run town 70 Sabine Pass before icav-
ny nome and enjoy the gnlf hreo2e.
,, All - a. Stornenhe:g Is Visiting has
moIh'r N Houston. From Indications
mere are other attractions there.
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EAGLE rNss ErcIllNGs

EAGLE Pas. Texas. September Io-Pri-
va Nicholson Of company II. Twenty
third infantry of Camp Eagle Pass. ac-
cilcntan' shot himself though the hand
ihi7 afternoon. and Us a result VIII lose
mo fingers of his right hang
The Officials of tho southern Pacific
arrived here his aluroon ON a tour of
h epccUpu They found the bran III OF The
roaH n good condition
Extensive prepare lions are being made
TO ,yl' rate The id,h on the Mcxirar sde
named after the prcsi1en, $50 elchrltio1
WI commence ~ lhe l5th which is Presi-
dent biaz's birthday.
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CAIo11NG cOLoRrD vorrRs.

Lulng Texas. September II The col.
orci inhabitants II the rolore1 colony on
Seals crook had % big barbecue today at
which Rediin Andrews. popullst candl.
afte from 'his stric; Tor congress. and
J. r. Raynor The colorei u. m1sthcn &. arr
bllsd 10 snenk Al ot che county caNdi-
lates ~ every shade ari complexion were
Iresr0t 10 NIX thar best 10 catch m to the
coior,d vote
Tie coloret contingent will give bar
h"cuc here tomorrow. the candidates Will
asain D., present ami VIII uuiouNe Ms pay
h'ch tar.T prices f1r all tina vlauj5 and
refre~hrerts chat are consumed Thc col.
0r J Dor fhrr r thi- section kuows Just
bow 10 ratch on 70 thc racket VIXEN T.
comes 20 nuyrcc" *
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o. II sa ans digestion ~
o,asT and his blood i,uo n,o sea I'll
probably have been dis P.!s, lhsr n
dinarily have to wres, l1owadaN d III
and business difficulties ~ Y, s sitrn4,
are calculated to test tbe;,~ .0stie'as I
durance fully as much Il , -, sueag,h M
non, non did Samson's, A man y non q ta)
must NJ ISL, be good physical couS; \ .sus,1
as true Ct the man whowoyl. u,! mo. N
as OF the man who works viii; ,s Y. As i
The man whose brain Is Oo IL ~ a' r
pure. blood will suffer from 'is, nm |
be listless and lacking n N. .. asaaasas !
business, unfit for pleasur,.A s'{ .ssl
Golden Medical Discovery sti,uMI.,,. h.
gestive organs, invigorates , ,Ss y. "
and strengthens the news ,ss ~. ,,ssi, 2 20
arteries with the rich, red ,r raa a sA
health 1t restores waning .r.. o'
bbuiids up strength. Itmakes .e es.I i
flesh. II should be taken n N.Y. ~
or woman who is weak. sicIp ,us1 4
emaciated. bloodless, ueryelss. zee ~ !.
Druggists sell it. uxa
Miss Julia Ellis, Of Faith. Mel. 4 }
writes After suffering for aa y I
lingering disease, was adyi,.S y ~
fierce's favorite Prescription ana y. n
icai discovery took Tour hot,l.,v q !
scription and three Of the ,n.,..xa
found relief. Life is now no Icr,r
to ine. weigh one hundred md i, ~
a year ago | weighed Q, pounds n,
sometime since ! discontinued ihe ~
shall praise II wherever 90 Ii,.ISss
ever before. My health was VEN ma,s .
and ! feel tina, I owe a great desl
deriul medicine. | truly beli,ye -,
NE. | thank You for the advice III. !.
kindly gave me while taking your nssrs.
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JUDICIAL OFFICES ELIMINATED.

Hampstead, Texas. September il.-Dur-
ing recess at tho republican convention
at Fort Worth, the delegates from The dif
fcrcnt counties Of the Twenty-ihird .uli-
Cll district convened and tra,r.ot MIS-
trlci Judge y. s. Reese ani District Al
5orney Joha NJ P'nckncy Tor fr-e'ection.
hnih OF these Eentlcmcn arc democrats
anu 4 may be said Of the republ!clns of
the district that they deserve credit for
hNYtnS sHm.nntoi judicial Offices from
lnfusaN politics, Both judge Reese aud
ihSir Attorney ninckucy have also been
indorFcd hv every demOcratic convontlo9
gone conclusion - " wv
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iHE HIGHER COURTS.
FOURTM DISTRICT

~ = III ~ DIS IRltT.
Fort Worth, foNas September n-Tbt
following moAons were this day sub.
mitted;
For rchcartng-,J. c. Dunn ct 81 vs.. u. /.
- ttfc. from Wichita county ,...rr
Union Tclograrh con pan, rs
8roNe. rom iartant county " "A. rhs.
nm " W. h. Worhan, from cav conn.
~ inner Shieli, vs. W $ Nuckolis
l)ccker from Tan IN. county: Texas and
ftclilC railway ompany vs. \ Riid.rsun
rom = iylor county; Coleman X Lysaghi
W INNeN .'M,ns y 60, from Parker coun;y
w. W. f4inrs ct al IS. J. ! FAUX e. AL
rom WicM'h county. llilahelh Edward.
v Z. a. tuWhria. from 4 nrln. ,uuu>
ueAaS ana Pacific halfway ompe1w g.
W H. q. liighnm from Tlylor ,ouut,.
W 9. STEPHENS ct ux W.. e. W. TaNloT
ct al, from BOsquc county. II. ". fhi.i II,
vs. J, G. Chestnut, administrator. ct a.
from clay county. l., r WAson x %
10 dismiss appeal For Wort and
i,enNhr l'ati"ny company Va. ilcarc n
Nh. rove from Wilharscr codntS: " l.
Tabor, ". Elizabeth barbour al al. rom
callahan county.
To Sc; asile or Ter OF dis nissal- Mis-.
SQUIRT kunsa- and Texas Railway com
p9ny OF T'N's Vs. j. T., poss e; A. from
TO submit ON suggestion OF del4y--Mis-
souri, k4ns1s and Texas RlilwGy Com
phn} OF Texas 49, Melton IS soft. nor,
Montague county.
To perfect recorl-,N X. McCil vs.. NJ
Nj, nay. from Baylor county.
FOR extension Of time 80 MA briefs and
record agreement Orient Insurance COM
pnny VS. 9 w. Moffat, ct al from Tar
rant county.
To submit transcript s Fletcher
vs. Erin city Iron Works, from Cooke
To nlc record T. -. Jones 60. ii US II
NJ. hamhcy' from Baylor county j. W
tompN'N " Texas and lacinc Railway
To affirm on certificates. ". BARTER
VS. j. l. Campbell. nom Potter county.
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rlNGERs MAsIIrn nrr

Temple, Texas, September ll-Mr " r
King of HE Times force in this civ l.,,I
The three forcungers Of the ,,ft b,nd
cntreiN mashed ou while feeding 4 iob
press yesterday.
rank hrammond, one of the Santa re
ulshi yard force, had the fingers nf hi :
rsht hand mlshei while 60 ,nii,g ca,
last nigh. '''''S va
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MUTlLATED IN 4 GIN

hu''hs' Texas, September 1l-This
morning al an early hour Ben Burt. son
OF J' NJ Hurt of the Lnling Ginning COM
nv Mhlle attempting To remedy soma
defect in one OF tho gins had hotb .u'tto
ra'sht IN the saws and BADLY cut In,
Eoerehan dressed the wounds. AT nrese,,
btrt Is roasting easy ''N9N'''
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CROPS vEM SHORT
70 the Editor of The Post

To the Editor OF Ihe rosN m
Hazel Dell, Texas, Seplemus' IA,
is a disposition among me M n
ths cotton buyers to repfHI,n. L 4 10 y
b"irg larger Than !, rcany Il ~
..oanty The estimate Of ;is n, p:t n
eee oIvcr last year is ab ,Slrs rscei sa'll
mi nv .nr 10 failure in set.aas, 4 ,as ~
wiiil It TO about same 'Ss'e u 4
Tla .nlle " yield + rcs. y
~, which IS NOT "a, ia,' n II o. \
,brc, inches OF rain on in, ,. hostSstS
s ms, ~ which came TOO i Az sari 4 y
he All cotton. Corn N us u, bassai }
c "r viii average aeoui, ' M NOR NOT 2
=. rre. some farmers u@N ma fiheis > u
otbcrs none at all but ,,a as ,S S ~ "a
IN, di,"rable Old corn in tne 'consIlGs
y = i II he enough for h., heine ana S ~ 8
y y ~ acreaee OF mil!es IA ,' Is iss,y
p i,l;,h mother good rain WIZ " III ID Z
3 oinn 'wyoli ana IN fine cosa ,hsy u
grs pre- priee Tor their cet to'sS T,hats W
S1ph -" 4 W. ApP'"'-l~~
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BITTEN BY \ SPIDER

lhlins, Texas, sep mber ll.-Nlarcalns
ierara' living at the old san Antonio
crossing on the SAN Marcos liver. was
bitten late yesterday evening by a spider
While gathering villa plans Tho bite
ltis head has -woilca 10 The size of a
bu' Noi entirely closing the eyes. Nuiner.
9"- remedies have been tried without ef.
feet -
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For Tile rilrInnnN

Last summer we had % child suffering
from bloody HuN, whcu wc Cdmu into pos
session OF bottle of chm mboruin's Collie.
Cholera and piurrhnra Remedy | gave
some Of It 10 the chilA lctorilng 10 dlrye-
IONS. II afforded utmost instant fei-f an 4
effected a permanent cure, leo. J.nk!un
Cedar Cerek. fancy Co.. Mo.
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FAD DAY FOR pINEs

Dallas, Texas, September II
criminal district corr Pink v,.' Wv
t"scrcd. was given fourteen vc1rs' = ~ ~ T.
dhril of horse nrl Pink Blrni, '"e
" we man. was hurl s1N IN tlr ,S
OF Stduchg It Ms hrruat - N"dfsc
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rNN .NsIrN sI.nE1.rs nnciANizr

Waco HeNa-. ;cp,,iuDcr IL rns ox-
students OF the state university have or
sani@ed the TcNis University GuL Of
Waco aud .ho .oi','w.a- Officers have lcen
"l' sea, lfesi ieli. -. g. Dri'-w wee
itHHHeni X. W. Aircws; 81. e,riy. W.
\ Ny er fhc 'lup wlt n,Ite ,,,si,
i"nt N'nS.o on of thu Safe uiiver.. 10
deliver ID lecture in Waco soluo a ,, in
lNccmhnr. " w ~
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EOHEMIANs r. cef,unrAr,.

Brayan, Texas. Scpten.bor 1.-THE no
H'mians OF This county are preparing 10
ave a grand free hArhc ,ue At su.a,on,
hNe miles west OF Bryan, on thu Ie,h IN,
slant ruhir speaking will be tho ,rI,,
OF we nay. brass bald wll be 80
cured fnr tho Occlslpo w &c
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Sabine Pass, Texas. September AR
rived; Norwegian bark Johannes. frcm
Hamburg, IN ballast.
C.sarvu and SAiiri; british bark Alice.
Wilson. for Vera Cruz win 2is.00O feet
nf Numhpr
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IINORcEs nNANrnl,

hry9n' TeAas' '''ptomo.r II - Tho fol.
.so,~ a divorces ',ere gran ell y...,,,.''.
VWs sN ,b nr.~iey itom lane Hrpz;ey. i,obegr,
Graves from Rphar, Graves, @'''e's' Aha
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Dallas also made addresses The crowd
was small but male much A,ise with a
brass band and by anvil shooting. The
speakers were very bitter In their de-
nunciation OF CulberSon and free silver de-
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tower on the bench, will rcnsu
on on" next Monday, september + ;,,.cA !
0'1 The cotton crop is being Ian r;.ls !
is Of a fine quality. but ~ y y 1
nnr cont less than It wonla 70" "
II favorable rains had fallen
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BURNED TO pha nal

Proctor, Texas, septe'n'ss ~ mis-
Of Mr.. John Stephehi ,,sr.ned lis, r's FL. I
+, barely , ssS1psa, as he t,snr
them of from the 9 ssui rar up. Al "
rlmtd Ridley was qua"
niture was lost. 10 ~,
Mothers give Ans csIle and loC,sIs u
children aud stol, V q. o. sessn'
the bowels. Ut, rs re
sole manufacturer.
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THE TEXAS COTTON CROP.
Estimates Made by the Department
of Agriculture.
ONE MILLION AND A HALF BALES


Austin, Texas. September 1.-THE fol
lowing was given out today by the com
missioner Of agriculture;
Department of Agriculture. statistics
and History. Austin, Texas. september H.
on the 3lst of August issued circular
Aett,r for the rNss giving the estimated
average per acre OF the cotton crop of
Texas for this year al % pounds lint cot
ton. This estimate was based upon re-
plies received from every section Of our
STATE. The decrOse As shown thereby
placed uhe present crop ~ aboui one bale
10 FIVE and one half acres Tor the entire
acreage OF cotton planted In the state
In 1884 to 1895 Texas produced httle over
S,o1icn bales of cotton. In 1879 TO IS" the
production of cotton in Texas was l.Sl9Vo>
bales. something more tnan hllt as mnch
is that of the previous yulr The acreage
in cotton for 1891 10 lS1, a. reported by
the county assessors, was lsN>,-r5. For
the year lSs,-e6 the estimated reduction In
tha acreage sfrom that OF the previous
year was abou, q per cont The increased
acreage OF the present year. 1851, makes
The total acreage OF tae STATE about equal
20 that OF lS9i-95, bit the decrease below
tho production Of ,hat Year VIII be nearly
oar quite 10 per cent. Now. II We take these
estimates OF increase aud decrease Is be-
Ink approximately correct. enc acreage OF
cotton in Texas for the pr sent year. 1895
"a can not exceed 5pF.Wn acres and We
may safely venture go say ,hat tht crop
produced viii not eNosd $4,000 bales. And
although the published cotton reports nnd
statements put the present crop of Tex
as al from 2.Nm.OoO TO 14eo.i>n bales, | be-
lieVc thar II will he even less than .5ir. 0o0
bales notwithstanding The heavy "a rs
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE FOB
WOMEN.
Fall term begins Sept. ls; LoT 49,
eXcclled. Pleasant home nle u i !,
classical ard literary courses Avs"
MISS r. J. DeVoKE ~ ~
Pennsylvania, Plttsburg, las .s- =
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THE PoPuLIsT PROGRAMME.
i'i.4s, ieN~s september II As the re-
suit 81 the executive session Of the uopu-
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EXPERIMENTS IN X RAYS.
Patients Who Have Suffered by Ac.
cidents Are Photographed.
ADVANCE GUARD OF TIE FlREMEN.
None OF the Grand Officers Yet Present.
East Texas Press Association Enter
tnincd- Home for Homeless.

Galveston, Texas, September ll-Quite
number of persons assembled by invita-
ton in the basement of the medical col
lege this forenoon to witness some expert
ments with the X-rays. The experiments
were under the direction of pr. Se,h Nj
Norris, professor of chemistry and phys
les at the college, who had rigEed up a
small electric dynamo and other necessary
apparatus.
The first subject to be photogrd ,hed was
II, IL, Willis, who two years ago, while
working at the Beach Hotel. IAN a needle
in his right hand. lie has had six opera
tons performed since, each time some
part of his hand or arm being cut Of. The
last operation was on August z last. Now
he has about inches OF his arm left.
a Photographic plate in its case was
placed on a table alongside the Rhum-
hJrU col, ana after the doctors had taken
me bandages OIL of what was left of Mr.
VI ms arm, he placed the stump, en-
cased in some cotton batting on the photo
graphic case. Then Professor Morris
screwed the N-ray tube around IL Gt is adj
Unstable aud can be carried or hung at any
angle dcsircd) until it WAS directly oser
anu about twelve inches above the portion
OF an arm, and the current was turned on
For about ten minutes the rays played and
Mr. Wills patiently waited. When ne was
told he could go his wounded arm was
bandaged and he returned to the StAly
hospital.
Next II. c. Lacy, who Two weeks ago
fell m front of Dr. Randa!fs office ard
broke his arm. was brought forward ilis
arm was strapped to his body and from
his neck 10 his navel he was mass Of
bahdages Photographic case was put
behind his right shoulder strapped On, a
towel tied around that, the N-ray tube
adjusted to the proper elevation and for
fifteen minutes he sat there while the
break IN hiS ann was being photographed.
The doctors said the longer Tune con
Htffat a - p
count Of the large number Of articles the
rays had to penetrate.
Next Gus jam. with lrok IN leg and
reclining on a litter rugged upon wheels,
was pla ed under the tune. Ills leg was
PHOTOGRAPHED and back he went to the
HOSPITAL.
Just how successful the experiments
were will not be known until the plates
are developed.
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HONE E0R Homeless.

Ihe deed tp the property purchased by
tho county for the home for thu homeless
located at the corner of Thirty-saventh
street ana avenue II. n quarter of 4 block
with a two-story house thereon. was Sled
iodhN The cost of the properly was $500
ana a further sum WIN be expended in
Flalrs ana hitting IN the place. the work
20 he dnno " once The property viii
non turned ovar to the lady manag ers
81 mr. hcmc for homeless children ami
lh' ma = of their present temporary
VIII be removed there re Ia
u.es are expected to sustain the in4,iiti-
Ton lay their own Efforts, aided by the
generosity OF the uullic
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SEASONS END MOT FAR OFF
One More Weeks Pay for the
Senatorial Aggregation.
CHANCE FOR NINTH PLACE
Ten of the Twelve Clubs Are Fight
Ing Hard TO Better Their Standing
or Hold the Position They Now De-
cupy in the League ce-Cincin-
natl Has Little or No Hope.

This week will end the League season cf
fighting for ranks that are deba table. Sec
end, fourth, seventh ninth and eleventh
places are the ais TO which five pairs
aspire. Cincinnali's chance 10 pass Cleve-
land is slight, but they are in mood 20
fight for that chance. Boston, after tying
Chicago for fourth place. has gone ahead
by the Colts defeat yesterday. Philadei-
phia, after one day al the top of the sec"Hd
division, has surrendered the position 10
New York, and will hardly head the Giants
again, as while Joyce's men are liable to
he defeated b the Senators the Orioles will
do the trick In the PhiilieS.
The Washington Club will certainly bet
ter its position if Il can play the same fast
ball il did last week. Bruoklynis only eight
points ahead of the Senators and have Il
hard campaignfur the present week. WaG-
ner's n.en, too, have six stiff games 10
play, but as they easily defeated New
York on Saturday i; seems reasonable 10
hope for repetition
Three games with the Giants and three
with the Bostons will end the season, and
the numerous loyal rooters wish that all
six viii ber won by Tom Brown and his
healthy youngsters. Everybody will be in
the game the balance Of the week, and ea ch
contest will draw the lines tight between
thehome cam and the opposing club. Here
hoping that they will win tlc half dozen.
Louisvillc's hope fer eleventh place is 50
small that it is held in place by half-inch
hinges.