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Evening journal., 1896-11-30
TWO CIR COLLISIONS.

A carriage driven by Harry Cobb, Of
Claymont, was struck by car No. Ga,
of the Delaware avenue line, on Sat
urday night. Mr.. Cobb escaped unin-
iured. but the carriage was badly dam
aged. August Viewig. while driving on
Delaware avenue, on Saturday after
noon. narrowly escaped being seri-
ously injured. Mr.. Viewig's horse took
fright at the awning in front of the
New-Century Club, and became un-
manageable. A street car which was
passing at the time struck the front
wheel, smashing it badly. No other
damage was done.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
FREE ENTERTAINMENT AT ME-
GARY'S.

Megary G. Son, the well-known fur
niture men, have secured one OF Edl-
sons latest improved monographs,
and beginning to-day will give free
entertainments at their store, Sixth
and Tatnall streets. The concerts will
be from to II o'clock a. m, 2 to
and z to p. m. The program at each
will consist of thirty-six selections, in
Guiding Sousa's marches, President
elect McKinley's gold speech and
Bryan's famous Chicago address. The
entertainment will continue three day.
and all visitors will be cordially wei.
coined to the store.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
WILL CAUCUS TONIGHT.
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES WILL
CONTROL THE CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION ORGANIZATION.


The caucus preliminary to the assem-
bling of the Constitutional Convention
tomorrow will be held at Dover this
evening.
The Democratic caucus will consist
of the following delegates: New Castle
John Biggs, John p. Donahoe. Rob
ert G. Harman. Charles b. Evans A.
l.. Johnson and j. Wilkins Cooch;
Kent-Wilson ~ Cavender. Charles
G. Harmonson, Daniel V. Hutchins,
Richard r. Kenney. William Sauls-
bury Edward f. O'Day, Ezekiel W.
Cooper, John II. Schabinger. Louder
L. Sapp, Nathan Pratt; Sussex-E. d..
Hearne. Wood Martin, r.. w. Daisey,
A. j. HOrsey, Joshua EllegoOd.
Those who will attend the Republi-
can-Addickslte caucus will be: New
Castle-E. G.. Bradford. William G..
Spruance, Martin b. Burris and Elias
N. Moore; Kent-John b. Cooper,
Abner X. Cole David S. Clark, James
p. Aron, William T. Smitners, Beniah
Watson, George IL. Murray, Paris T..
Carlisle Jr., William II. Franklin,
John W. Herring; Sussex-C. +. Rich
ards, William P. Orr, j. b. Gilchrist,
w. A. Cannon, j. X. Wright.
The Republicans and Addicksites
will make a fight to secure the seating
Of the ten Addiclzs delegates from
Kent county, but they will be unable
to 10 so, for the six Democrats from
New Castle and the five from Sussex
will hold the key to the situation and
they will most certainly seat their ten
Kent county brethren.
Indications are that eX-Attorney-
General John Biggs will be the Demo
cratic caucus chairman. Sussex county
wants the clerkship and e. d. c. Hege-
man, of Laurel, and f.. M. Jones, OF
Georgetown, are in the lead for the
place. Franklin Brockson, of this city
and Robert c. Justis, of Mill Creei
hundred, two of the defeated Demo
cratic candidates for delegates, woulC
also like to do the clerical work, bu
the chairmanship coming TO New Cas-
tie stands in the way Kent vii
probably get the chaplain and ser
geant-at-arms.
The New Castle county delegate
will go down to Dover this afternoon
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
METHODIST CHURCHMEN MEET.

The main subject which occupied the
attention of the Methodist Preachers
Association this morning was the
changing of the name OF Epworth Nj.
e. Church to that of Hulburd Memoir
ial Church Upon the motion of DR..
Tinker the matter was recommended
to the trustees Of Epw0rth Church. 1t
was also proposed to hold a mass meet
ing to inaugurate a better feeling
among the members Of Grace NJ. E.
Church in regard to the proposo0
change. A committee. consisting OF
Revs. Barrett, Layiield, Hanna, Nor
gan. Tinker and Budd, was appointed
to arrange for the meeting. Miss w
l.. Armstrong, secretary of the
Woman's Department of the Armenian
Relief Association, was present and
made an address.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
PURCHASED A NAPHTHA LAUNCH

The naphtha launch Arab, winch was
the property of DR.. r. c. Baker of
Brooklyn, has been sold to the firm OF
Jessup & Moore. 1t is rumored that
the launch will be turned over to the
Cubans. to be used as a dispatch boat
while. on the other hand, it is said
that she will be used by Mr.. Moore foi
cruising purposes on the st. John.
river. Florida, and to sail in Other
Florida waters. It is the opinion
among yachtsmen. however that she
will pass into the possession Of the
Cubang
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
POLAND AND AFRICA.
JEAN ARTEO PUNCHED THE FACE
or MARY MOORE AND WAS
HEAVILY FINED.

OF MARY MOORE AND WAS
HEAVILY FINED.
There were victims galore. white
men, black men, in Municipal Court
this morning. and each had stories OF
silvery manufacture.
James Bouldon, colored, was the first
victim to make his bow TO Judge Ball.
He was charged with illegal registra-
tion. but It was a case of mistaken
identity and he was dismissed.
John Mason colored, chief wampum
keeper Of the 1893" society. was up be-
fore Judge Ball. charged with being
drunk. When asked by his honor
what he had to say i'm answer to the
charge, John made a rambling speech,
which Judge Ball ended by fining him
81 and costs.
Jean Arteo. n son of Poland, entered
the home of Mary Moore. colored, Sat
urday night struck Mary and other
wise created disturbance. When
asked by Judge Ball what he did TO
her Mary sobbingly said Your
honor ] was sitting feeding my baby
with pigeon milk and ginger cakes
when that man, Arteo, came In my
house yelling WhOopoO, come on ye
scarlings. and / will consummate ye.
Seated at the kitchen fire were som'
friends and myself. We all jumped tc
our feet. Gordon grabbed Arteo ano
pushed him over some newly baked
pies. when he arose again he came
for me and hit me in the face, knock
| ing me down. ArteO ran out OF the
house and / followed him. lie ther
struck me again"
Aztec had nothing to say IN regarl
to the accusation. and Judge Ban I'm
posed a fine of $50 and costs
Patrick Mundy was charged with as
saulting Eliza Johnson. The case wa
continued until tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
onOB0 MCURDY AS A HERO.

Bob" McCurdy, the well-known biz
cyclist and racing mate Of Charlie
Church. Of Chester, is a hero in the
eyes of the wheelmen and women OF
Philadelphia, where he lives. BY q re-
markably rapid ride from Thirteenth
and Tasker streets to Broad and Chest
nut streets he succeeded In having
prescription filled in time to save
child's life after she had been given
ND TO die
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
MAINS nELAYED RY SNOW.

The storm of last night was evidently
much worse in the South and South
west than in this section. Every train
from the South was very late this
morning on account Of the snow. The
first section of train No. So, on the p,
w. & B. railroad, was over an hour
late. while train No. 80 was also over
an hour behind its schedule. All of
the trains had the snow heaped up on
their sides, tops and steps and on the
rear platforms.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
BrRrNzER BAcKED oUT.

The horse race which was sched-
uled to take place on Thursday be-
tween Daniel Bubenzer and August
Ferske, did not come off. Ferske was
on hand but Bubenzer failed to appear,
much to the disappointment of about
600 people who assembled to see the
race. Mr.. Bubenzer says that the rea-
son he did not appear was that his
horse, Lightning" was ailing.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
AN ENJOYABLE SOCIAL.

An enjoyable social was given by the
Ladies' Aid Society, of the North Bap-
tist Church, at the home of Mrs. Dill
Ion, No. 1901 Pennsylvania avenue, on
Saturday evening The time was spent
in a pleasant manner. Harry Bonham
and Miss Grace Hargis gave several
fine recitations.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
ACT OF AN MIGRATE.

A man hungry and sore entered the
cafe of c. ]. II. Beckett, on West Sixth
street near Market, Saturday night and
asked for something to eat. Mr..
Beckett himself set a meal before the
man and left the room for a moment.
Returning Immediately he saw the
man putting a bundle of silver knives
and forks in his pocket. Mr.. Beckett
ordered him to drop the plunder,
and then put him out of the place.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
lie WON THE PIG.

A prize bowling match was held
Thanksgiving Day in Bavarian Park,
the prize being a 375-pound porker.
The pig was won by John A. Lengel.
and some day next week the pig will
be killed and become the main fea-
ture Of a "Metzel' supper.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
AN ENJOYALE sMOKER.

A very enjoyable musical and liter
airy program was given at a smoker
by Lafayette Lodge. No. ?, X. of p, in
its lodge room at Seventh and King
streets on Saturday night. Among
those who rendered parts of the pro-
gram were: S. f. Marshall, Charles H.
Lippincott. Robert L. Rogers. George A.
Roberts, II. c. Simmons, J. II. Scott
and NJ. Albright. of Lancaster, Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30

Never tried it : Why, it's the
finest Tonic and Bracer on earthi Get
a bottle of Quinine-Whisky and see. ID.
w. Lynch & Co, wholesale agents,
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30

OFFICE, SEVENTH AND KING.
II. II. Sergeant, dealer in coal and
wood. Large pea coal for family use.
Hickory wood foropen grates.P Phone 545.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
CPRlNGER.

SEWING MACHINES.
Wheeler & Wilson, $500 The Singer,
$500 Domestic, S25.00 Standard, $500
Household, $500. Other makes at $l6 SIS,
$50. Oak or walnut. Yen years guaran-
tee.
Sold at s1.O0 per week.
secondhand machines at $500 up. Re
pairing, 30 cents.
No. q e. Seventh st. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
POLICY PLACES RAInEn.

The police raided five policy shops
this morning, and succeeded in cap
turing several players.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
NOTICES.

LADIEsl Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand) are the best.
Safe, reliable. Take no other. Send &c.
stamps for particulars. "Relief for
Ladies'" in letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30

Hundreds of druggists, liquor deal
ers and grocers find Quinine-Whisky a
profitable and ready seller. ID. w.
Lynch & Co., wholesale agents, VIII
mington, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
SCHOONER LOAD OF SCRAPS.

The three-masted schooner Charles
T. strann, Of Bethel, Del, came into
the Old Ferry rolling mill this morn
ing with a cargo of scrap iron.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30

We have the hGndsomest line Of
CLOCKS NOW ON SALE
That has ever been offered in this city.
Among the large numbers of new styles
which we have added will be found many
imported
PORCELAIN, ENAMELED,
IRON AND POLISHED
WOOD CLOCKS OF
THE LATEST DESIGNS
MILLARD +. DAVIS,
NO. 8 EAST SECOND STREET.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
HELP WANTED.
sI'UArIoNs WANTED.
WANTED
FOR SALE
BICYCLES

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Five BIZ
cycles as follows: one little girls wheel,
cost $40; one womans Rambler cost $50;
one mans Gladiator cost $S5 one Wav-
erly, cost $50; one Stearns, cost $l0O. All
1896 wheels. What have you to offer for
one or all? Address WHEEL, Evening
Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1896-11-30

THE LEADING LIGHTLUNCHCAFE
Is Mitchell's. Try their famous Baked
Beans with Cream Tomato Sauce. Open
every night until 1 o'clock.
Northeast corner Seventh and Pop
lar streets
Evening journal., 1896-11-30
BUSINESS oARDs.

LADIES' coats altered and repaired at
Kings, No. 6l5 orange street
STAMPING and pinking done at No.
615 Orange street.
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JOHN II. KIRBY.
Master Commissioners

NOTICE is hereby given that | Will be-
tween the hours of 10 a. M. and d. m,
on Tuesday, the 18th day of April 1896
sell at public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash, IN the stores heretofore
used and occupied by w b. King IL
Co. and now occupied by me, and
known as Nos, 9n2. 90i and 906 Franklin
avenue, on the south side of Buffalo
bayou, in the city of Houston Harris
county, Texas. and being the promises
where the same Is now, and has been
ever since its transfer To me- the balance
then remaining unso!d of all that certain
consisting of whiskys. liquors, wines.
beers. cigars. TASKS. hotties and fixtures
of all kinds and character. desk, chairs
iron safe and all shelving. counters and
all other furniture and personal property
in or about said stores now used and DC
cupcd by me as trustee and heretofore
used and occupied as "A place of bust
ness by W. Il King &c Co., including
four horses, two drummers' bueeies one
dray and one delivery wagon. all con
vcyod, ana being the balance remaining
unsold of the property conveyed, by
w. h, King doing business under the
firm name of wv. -. King & CO.." BY
n mort gage OF deed Of trust, dated eX-
eoutcd and delivered 10 me on the 30th
day of December. 1880 by the said w
said Instrument specified. which instru-
ment was duly registered as chattcl
mortgage In the office Of the clerk of
the county court in and for Harris coun-
ty. Texas.
Witness my hand this 10th day OF
April 1896. W. l.. p LEIGH.
Trustee.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Ncw two
story frame store building. corner. two
lots, each 5exl0G desirable location for
family grocery store. VIII sell part cash
balance long time. easy terms or viii
exchange for improved farm. or good
clear acreage. j. G.. ). Morrow ~ Co..
5l3 Main street. y
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SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.
grinding and polishing; prices moderate;
electric supplies and repairs. j.. II. MIL
Ter. electric engineer. Houston. Texas. u
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POLITICAL speeches. lectures essays. lit
crary and other addresses written by a.
II. f.oughery. Drisklll Hotel Building,
Austin. Texas. editor Browns History
Indian Wars and Pioneers OF Texas.
newspapers, etc. correspondence So
liciiru 4-3O
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Statesmen. $40 daily mae
machines for cooling reiriem
anteed Is per cent che sl,,.,
Charged like a storage ssni,I
pcrishable articles lnaI rrss
structable. everlasting; L''
"A refrlg ,rator buys theal
agency given good men; ,, eli
Refrigerating Co, ClnclnneH
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DO YOU WAN'T fine Registered Berlshlro
hoGs-if SO. you can GIT the finest by
buying from W. Irvine George and
MI tiun stork rn.,l-f,. their hn,r. a,
Sunset Ranch, three miles from iIous-
ton, OIL old Pierce junction road en-
LOVING civ. NO sta@k SHOWN 'q ~; s =" iei
now ready for service fine registered
llolstein- Fresian male ana premium
BERKSHIRE boar. u
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a FRESH BARGAIN-ln Third ward lot
50xl00 feet, with a good new house 20xS1
feet. VIII be sold ~ a bargain If taken
soon: this property IS located at 2lld
Austin street and viii be sold cheap.
Call and sce owner on the place. 10
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NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Hous-
ton Land and Trust company will be
held al the office of the company Tues
day. April Il, 1896, at o'clock p. M.
Futus cage, secretary u
THE Board of Dental Examiners for the
Eleventh judicial district will meet at
the office of DR.. Gambati. May 6. to ex-
anime applicants. o. +. Gambati. sec
rotary. 5-ld
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INFOkMATfOS WANTED Any infor-.
Ton as % tic whereabouts OF ~. +
McPhc", hlacksmith, whose huIn" ~l-
formerly IN Orange. but NOR" recently
IN LAX. Charles. VIII bee gladly recoicei
BY Mrs " T. MePhee, Lnke Charles
la, or Eta Lodge No. a., *. r.. orauEc,
Texas. q
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WANTED-Men ana w ~ r,a|
home, pay IS 10 So PEI p.r
ing crayon por'raits' no n
method, and any ons Al III
time, day or evening at cssI
lars and begin wols .ariist n
II. A. Gripp, Gerrlan
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LADiES-Wc can save you money on
furniture: before purchasing elsewhere
get our prices; that's all We AJAX Diliing:
ham Furniture company, Main ANA
Capitol 81
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FOR SALE--Iifteen shares OF $lc0 zach Of
the capital stock Of q National bank NJ
Houston paying handsome dividend. also
brand new best make top buggy. AIply
ill6 Preston ayNnse -
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FOR SALE, CHEAP-siy White Leghorn
pullets. six Brown Leghorn puilr's, one
Pen Black Langshans. Two PAIR o. PeHin
ducks extra stock. IS Railroad 81. ~
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HOTEL LEASE--I.ong ana very cheap,
and furniture and ix;ures Of new y
room hotel in best city m Texas. AL
modern convenience. etc pne-half cash,
balance on time or IN good real estate
Hahl x Pudor Houston, Texas
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AGENTS everywhere -, Ny e,rl
ties: 81 daily sure I,,s ~ supp1
CURED; dema d NY" ,oc,
iogue free; sampp, N
Novelty Co, 335 bro".-
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ViTAE-ohE restores lost VITALITY cures
RI sHatisn. taiarrl. luaige siiuu. kidney
auu ftinHi. COMPLAINTS, lady attendant.
pfi. rE l1s Malu street, and room sol
Moore tNrurit building. a
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WANrED-Agen,s eyeIywhs ~,
latest and best Mckinle,y| .s n
ton. y Tine Bronze i hepsn y,
Protectionist. Send lVI N Shr
prices. Canton Brass
Canton, ONO.
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Personal.

FELIX scHKAM. teacher OF piano, Har
mouy Studio 1871 Franklin eveaue.
Leave orders az T Goggan s Bro. aud
C. Grunewali. u
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ICE CREAM | have opened husincss in
ice cream for the season and viii he
glad TO furnish You with Cream at the
lowest rates; parties wishing Cream Will
find II 10 their advantage TO call up
phone 500 before going elsewhere.
Frank Vance. s.,
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WANTED--General agents Y
Air Cook Pans, spleuu,rar
goods; exclusive te'i.
house: see Mercantile 1Mss,s
falo Specialiy Mfg. Co, blaS1
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JERSEY TJ+I.LS registered and pedi
Ereef, Lord Randolph, GIT Edg" Pogis
aul FanlrnEa. kept a. us barn for
service; fees cash when served. J. "
Barrett Fairsirw .
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Shall. We name The price Of The lmpirc
addition lots for you by 1000, A. ID?
We'll. We say the lots we arc Offering at
$40 viii be $500. Well. we say the lots
We are Offering AZ $40 will be 800 We'll
we say the lots we are Offering at $500
viii be $500. Now. don't tins beat in
tercst four times AID over and then
they won't be high. There IA lot of
people that want lots that are hcsitat-
Ing We tell you YOU viii never see them
cheaper. Now is the time, We have about
gotten through liqudatIng and We ara
down to rock bottom to buy. We are
going to push our city along, and We
aro going to attract thousands of dol
lars of new money. Why, the extern
sion of the street cars alone toward the
Empire addition Will advance the price
~ per ceut. Now listen, lots at e.50, s215
and 5000 Come ana see us. our contract
Is about to- expire. Wa viii divide the
margin ou these lots as long W. have
them. Scahrook ". SNduor, l0JHis Frank
lin. j. II. Jotcr, over Commercial hank
10
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SPLENDID CHANCE 10 nn
service examinations soon
Information about all cove
tions. salaries. etc. ilee q
Correspondence lnsutu'e'
ID. G.
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FIXTURES at n bargain, consisting Of
shelving, clothing tables, safe. lesk. vim
dow and gas fixtures Robinson & co..
All Main street. b. l.. Hancock, trustee
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MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE AS
Foclation-lnsurance in force. SS0N. GOO, 900
The largest Natural Premium Life As
sociaton In the world 1895 shows In
creased assets. Increased income. in
inc 40 1 ~ r, Nm ~ ;,p ",
si,Sa4, 900 This amount exceeds the com
bined increase of twenty-,hree old line
companies doing business in the STATE
claims in the state during 1875. and not
one honest claim due and unpaid. Our
new policy meets the demands OF the
people We wrote In Texas during March
nearly $500 go. Liberal contracts given
to good men. Address j. s. Chapman,
Manager Texas and Arkansas. 223 Main
Street. DnlllS. reXas
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WANTED-Lady. q OF I ,..d
for n business opemhs Iii
capital, the appointmehs,, ,,a
ncnt if competent. AaS
Post.
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Y ANTIN-Tp hu0w iNo whrrcubout- u
= - Suin. who worked at summit
Texas. ~ la92 and 1883. Texas Pine Land
Association. Siiabee Texas. Il
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OPIuM-Dr. r, q May Of Ennis gunr1n-
tees TO cure any caae of opium. NOR
phine ar cocaine disease in three 10 i've
days. without pain or danger 5-3
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FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching. White
Leghorn and Black Minorcas 81 for Is.
II. NJ Ramsay, corner Congress avenue
and Caroline. or ?Tls Harrisburg road. 10
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EMETERY WORK Of All kinds. lots
taken care Of a. ~ month. graves
soiiai monuments cleaned; lots curoed
George y. Nestgate. opposite Glcnwood.
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Special Notice.

Hl5,ooo Dollars in cash before his bid
Will be entertained
All of said property and franchises
Will be sold subject to the rights OF
july, J. ISL. to secure an issuance of
bonds, of which there is now outstand-
Ing ono Hundred and Thirty seven
Thousand Nl3I.0O Dollars, and said sale
viii be without prejudice to the rights
OF the above named bondhoders and
american Loan and Trust Company of
New York.
Tho decree provides that bonds OF
the Houston City Street Railway Com
pany dated September 20, 1890, may be
received IN part payment. for the bal
ton to the amount such bond holder
would receive thereon ia the event the
entire bid were cash, and in the event
the purchaser shall deposit bonds In
part payment for the price Of said
property, the court may require from
TO deposit with the Clerk of the Court
cash in addition to the SUN already
deposited sufficient to satisfy the claims
OF interVenors who may hereafter in
tervene In the. suit and establish a
claim against the fund whereupon the
titled TO receive possession of the prop
erty SO purchased by him.
IN case the purchaser shall fail to
comply with the terms of his bid or
any order of the court in reference to
payments or giving of tho bond then
bn torfeitei as penalty for nor-com-
pNance. If any sale upon which a de
post Is made he not confirmed by the
court such deposit Will be returned to
the bidder.
JOHN II. KIRBY,
NnE :.
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STENOC;RAPHER5, B0oEl
statesmen. druggists, teaeita
positions, are invited "a ~
Texas business Bureau;
nall. Proprietor. Dallas Ieis1
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NA%TED--By an expert accountant.
book, 10 write up. business disaniansicd.
etc can spend an hour or So each day
writing UP and Strengthening up books.
Address 7S17. care Post. y
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VlAVi A HOME TREATMENT FOR
UTERINE TROUBLES Investigate at
i02 liinz i;uildi1g lady attendant . 10 q
y. M, advice and health nook free -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-19

For SAIE-A three-chair barber shop.
centrally located TWO doors from Main
street on Congress avenus. Apply to
No. i07e Congress for information. "A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-19

perienc.d. single. sober ana can furnish
afst-ciaSS references. Address Drusgist.
box ~. San Antonio. Il