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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
REFORMS IN THE CONSULAR SERVICE.
Mr. Chiffon STARTS ON AN EXTENSIVE TOUR
OF INSPECTION

OF INSPECTION.
Washington April "a (SpeciaD-To determine
where reforms In the Consular Service most
necessary and advisable and to discover the best
nsshoos for charging the scope OF consular work.
80" Chiffon the chief of the Consular Bureau
=. ."e oate Department. has Just started on a tour
~. inspection which will embrace before his return
~. 80 canada. all OF Europe. the consulates on
n0r'hern coast Of Africa and possibly those In
Nm, a ana the Far East. Mr.. Chiffon goes first to
.s.co' where this Government has several impor-
~ consular stations. and will spend possibly one
.. '.'n 10 examining the work Of the ncumbents.
Tor himself the actual workings Of the con-
~. ana deciding what can be done to advance
w. eenefal commercial interests OF this country In
,.S Several OF the consuates have been for
-. carelessly mana ged. and the benefits which
~ should give have been lacking.
- MS return North Mr. Chiffon will visit the
cS S1n'on Of Canada where ne will examine every
h. '1'ste OF the United States. There Ia said to
mpors. en much laxity In the system Of inspecting
glins 10 ana exports to and from Canada. and snug
ernosns greatly reduced the receipts Of both Gov
Again., 10 provide additional means Of guarding
Mr. isnmIsgl!ng win be one Of the purposes OF
tons wnau Canadian trip. In Europe Mr.. Chill
vast sOrx will be widely distributed and cover
suiste. amount OF territory. All Of the leading con-
psov.,wril be closely looked into, and where i'm
70 the s,s can be made they will be recommended
etysne authority under which Mr. Chiffon works Is
which snn une annual Diplomatic and Consular bill:
a inspecn "priates $4,000 to cover the expenses OF
gent anton Is one OF the most capable and intel
Last sumr IN the service OF the State Department
new yics"cnena ne was sent to Armenia to open the
nenisns , h. during the massacre OF the Ar
tsa after vs,nt city He was recalled 70 washing.
~.ns four or ye months 70 o
& SSfo e b the chief Of the Consular Bureau Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
CONVERTS ZEAL FOR PROTECTION

Washington. April A.-The Ways and Means Com
mttee to-day heard Representative Johnson. OF
California In support OF his bill for the protection
Of agricultural staples and American ships in the
foreign trade by authorizing the payment of bOun-
ties on exports Of Agricultural products Of the
United States conditioned their carriage In
American foreign vessels
Representative Skinner pop. N. c. said that he
was framing bill on the lines OF that OF Mr.. John
son. Since he had become q convert to Protection
ne wanted to- see the same measure Of protection
extended to the neld az was given to the shop The
commttt0o took no action on the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
TEN JURORS TO TRY HILDRETH.

Rome. ~ Y. April AIN the Hildreth trial this
forenoon the tenth Juror obtained. Frank Sweet
of Hawkinsvine. An extra panel Of talesmen was
ordered for Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
The Blaisdell Paper Pencil
GUESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.

business yesterday.
Miss Proctor. Utica.
r. J. Fisher. Washingtoa
w. Churchill & wife. Irvs
ington, y. Y.
w. A. Mills. Columbus
Ohio.
c. Hale. Washington.
GILsEY. ,
H. c. Cushman. Albany.
]. A. Brook. Montreal.
n. Hathaway & wife. No
Bedford. Mass.
T.. z. Walker. Bangor, Ma
r. q. Clark. savannah. c.
r. G. Clark. Saratoga.
NJ. c. Smyth. Philadelphia
c. p. Lebon. Boston.
c. w. Manahan. Jr.. Ee0
Orange. n. J.
MARLBOROUGH.
w. A. Garner. San Fraop
H. J. weistrandt = Vita
Peoria. Ill.
]. r. Fried. Macon. Ga.
II. A. Jos,in. Boston.
]. n. BonEartz. Provtosnoo
NJ. Latx. Philadelphia.
NoRMANDlE.
Or. J. r. williams. Pww-
Mrs. ]. c. Batche,er. Bu6a1o
p i. Cowles. Hartford.
A. T. Conway 4 wife. boe-
J. 'I lawrence q wife. Phiis-
delphia.
L. francesca. PaiefoS
Italy. f.
PARK AVENUE.
r. J. Brown & wife. rorce>A
W. W. Day. 81. Louis.
e. c. Lewis. Waterbury.
!. Z. Mackey. Chicago.
A. L. Lang. Toledo.
A. n. Smith. Chicago.
WESTMINSTER.
8. H. Buhrman. Cincinnati.
@. Pauline. Manchester
England.
J. W. Thorburn. HillsbeA
T. s. Combsrs. Liysrlool.
w. H. Peck 4 wife. oero0p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25

r, TIM, has been called upon to consider tne
uss Had this third Grand Jury not found ndlct-
ments the cases would have been outlawed oetore
the MAY Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
The hotels did a good
ALBEMARLE.

The hotels did a good
ALBEMARLE.
c. II. Mccormick. Chicago.
N. l.. Brown & wife. Chi
cago.
W. II. Forbes. Boston.
p. Lorillsrd & wife. Tuxedo,
Mrs. ]. r. Hanscom. Phila-
delphia.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
J. c. Moore. Chicago.
]. r. Coyeney & wife. Traf-
ton. ". Va.
J. Z. Hunter. Union. s. c.
G. W. Moore. Nashville,
Tenn.
N. 7. Fay & wife, New
Cumberland. W. Va.
F. T. Livermore. Detroit.
Mich.
BRUNSWICK.
w. II. Peasants & wife.
Jacksonville. Fla.
r. J. Ferrer. Brussels.
j. 8. Murdoch. London.
ID. Lammert. jr.. Philadei-
r. ". Cooper. Providence.
A. II. Renshaw. Troy.
Mrs. c. Hodge. Detroit.
EVERETT.
c. Hin & wife. Memphis.
x. Noble. London.
G. Park 4 wife. Springfield.
Mass.
c. ferris 4 wife. New
Haven.
John Davenport. Stamford.
HOFFMAN.
II. II. Hamilton. Concord.
n. II.
]. II. Gleason. Albany.
A. ID. Foo,e. Chicago.
J. Appleton. PhIladslphia.
ID. McCool. st. Louis.
.. Aloe & wife. st. Louis.
A. d. Strange. Paterson.
r. w. Miles. Meriden. Conn.
HOLLAND.
W. Johnston. Baltimore.
W. r. Woodford, Cleveland.
H. W. Hobson. Denver.
J. w. Hutchinson, Chicago.
w. Leland. IT,, Atlanta. Ga.
y. 2. Proctor 4 wife. Utica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25

The first interstate commerce case involving the
conviction OF a railroad official for violation Of the
law docketed In the Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day. c. C. Wright. agent Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company at Pitts
burg. convicted In the District Court Of the
United States for the Western District Of Pennsyl-
vania and fined 5000 on the charge Of making a
special rate on carload lots OF beer from Cincinnati
to Pttsburg In favor OF +. II. Brouning and against
Henry Wolf. He asks the Supreme Court to reverse
that verdict and sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
rrv TELEGRAPH TO TIRE rRrBuND.]

HOUSE ECONOMY CRITICIsED-THE sEcTAR1AN
QUESTION CROPS UP AGAIN.
Washington April 24-The Senate made consid-
table progress to-day the Sundry Civil Appro-
Kation bill, having disposed Of all the amendments
fsp~ted to 1t by the Committee on Appropriations.
Some comment made on the practice attributed
10 the House Of Representatives Of appropriatins
sums only sufficient the cost Of service for
elk or nine months in the year and throwing on the
senate the responsibility and blame OF swelling the
appropriation bills. The advice proffered by Mr..
NILS tDem, Tex to cure that evil was for the
senate 70 pass the appropriation bills just az the
ROUSE sent thein leaving to the President the duty
.. informing Congress that additional appropriations
were necessary FOR the public service.
noIe was also some criticism OF the action OF the
Eouse IN cutting on appropriations for Providence
hospital IN Washngton-that action being attrib-
u'e1 70 rengious btgotry and intolerance. At 5:45
D. m me Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25

The case OF Harriet Monroe. who wrote the ode
for the opening exercises OF the Worlds Columbian
Exposition at Chicago IN October 1892 against THE
New-York World" for damages caused by the un-
authorized publication OF the work in advance Of
Its delivery at Chicago has been docketed in the
Supreme Court Of the United States The plaintiff
obtained Judgment against The World" for 200
damages and costs In the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the Southern District Of New
York and that Judgment affirmed by the Court
OF Appeals for that circuit. From that Judgment
The World brought the case TO the Supreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25

Messrs. Corliss CRep. Mlch.) and Mahany Rep..
N. " appeared before the House Committee on I'M
migration and Naturalization to-day in advocacy OF
their bills TO restrict immigration The particular
purpose each has in view Is to protect the cities on
the Canadian border from the competition OF Cana
dams who come into the United States merely to
work. carrying home with them and spending there
the proceeds OF their labor. 1t is believed that no
action Will be taken at this session OF Congress on
these bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
ADVOCATING BILLS TO RESTRICT IMMIGRATION
A PROBABLE LUNATICs EscAPADE IN THE
CAPITOII-A RAILROAD MANS APPEAL
TO THE SUPREME COURT-AN
OUTCOME OF THE

Washington. April PA cable dispatch received
at the Navy Department from Acting Rear Admiral
McNair, commanding the Asiatic Naval Station
reports that the cruisers Boston and Detroit and the
gunboats Machias and Yorktown arrived at Shang-
hal to-day. No explanation Of this unusual con-
gregation Of warshps was contained In the dispatcn
but It Is presumed at the Department that Admiral
McNair has brought them together for fleet evolu-
lions The naval REGULATE tons require that squad
shall assemble for manpuvr,ng once every SIX
months. and recent letter from the Admiral sal |
he hoped to bring four vessels together for fleet
tactics In short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25

In the Senate to-day Mr.. Dubois introduced Dill
repeating that section OF the tmberculure laws re-
garding the sale OF timber. and making 1t unlawful
TO Issue grants TO any persons. corporations. etc.
to cut any timber the public lands free OF charge.
except that the Secretary OF the Interior may per-
nit under proper regulations. the use OF timber
and stone free OF charge bona hfe settlers, resi-
dents and prospectors for minerals. exclusively for
individual use for frewood fencing building. etc.
but not for the purpose OF manufacture. sale or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25

Senators Thurston. Hill and Villas. a sub-com-
mit,ee Of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary.
this morning considered the bill now before that
committee regulating contempt Of court-a bill
which is the outgrowth OF the Debs case No fnal
conclusion has been reached. but It Ia understood
that the subcommittee will amend the bill so that
in the charge OF direct contempt there shall be no
appeal, and In proceedings in indirect contempt II
shall be optional with the court whether not
there shall be jury trial. The report will be made
o full committee Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16
TODAY;
::CQ|100d BQ|dWIn Apples,
:CQT100d Colorado PO|O|0eS, F:
!: C01O0d yellow Onions. :
) Will be Sold AT Low Figures. 9
; II. ID TAYLOR & SONS. :
sssssssssssssss =
l.HI|.I|!'y>k9
As ~
Wnl be Sold AZ Low riru

MIR. James Read. st. Louis I,apcr
hanger and contractor, In ,numerating his
iow past troubles said; II cant be-
ain to tell You all the suffering
| have gone through with my
stomach. indigestion. dyspepsia and con-
stpaIinn, which also gpve rise to bill
iousness and headaches, MANY morning
have gone 20 work ON a Job and had to
quit. | lost my appetite and nearly
starved myholf In trying to work up n
roliah for my food. ! took bittcrs. tones,
pills and everything else, but thoy didn't
cure me. My wifc had ALSO some trout
hl" with her stomach and friend told
her to try Ripans rahuics, so We started In
together 10 take them. and after a few
boxes ] began 60 feel bully My appetite
came back and now | feel AZ well AZ
over did. My wife aud swear by Ripans
TAhul,s"
Rpans Tabu'es are sold by druggists or
by mail II tho price go cents a box) Ia
rent to the RipRns Chemical Company.
No. 10 spruce street New York. Sample
NAL 10 cents For sale by \ E Klesling
iruggist, 5o2 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16
FINANCIAL.

49,. '- $50 w L!z44.-
WANTED To borrow $500. cool real es-
tate security. at reasonable rate of in
forest Address Real Estate, this Of.
fee ~
5000 TO LOAN on city property; also can
accommodate sixty and ninety day on
tho proper security. a, Paul Il Co.. PIC
Main street. II
WANIED-To borrow 5000 for lively.
months on well imI roved Brazos bottom
Plantation security iirst-class Address
Money this office 10
MONEY TO LOAN for the erection Of
homes In the city If Houston only. small
monthly payments, 5000 TO place 'rt
once south Texas Loan and BuNd'ns-
association a.. X Taylor. secretary,
Cotton Exchange building. ls-7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

=
lhe tusion movement stating ,bo, ~
~ tucHi 10 the last aud would ho a
800, l'iht conventions to helm tho ono
mui y aiens' II is said he received hi, roi
from many Of the fusionis, load
~, ~ oaiIe away month or more bn
- ,uv campaign was over. A pentlon,,
VINO talked with him In this ci,, d.. ~. ~
n's return from the State, however SAYS ~
nd,oi reefs very confident that bis ,,a..
n lrienus VIII accept his canaid,c,
anu send him back to represent ,ba,,, !,
."e SENATE The legislature Just chosen ba
man. ~, .us!ph majority. and there viii Ia
Two pin,,i",os from the three parties,
Wo ilatts are likely to be members n
sne next senate, He OF Connection, 10 os
surcu o. reelection. and no Of Nov
Is asserted, can be sent 10 succs., lar
nc ueslres 1t, II not, IL ia cnnned,, H..
VIII name the man. 9nou III
CAMERON AND VOORHEES,
vi '"e ten senators who are certain "a
stay at home two only, Cameron nj pom
sylVania and Brown of Utah aro r,,,,,
i!e"ns' brown was practically unknown IN
'ne nation at the time OF the admission
oi otah as State, but he made sor,a
'ie'cHes IN the senate that won for HIN,
attention. He is a lawyer and never NO
lofe heid public office. He and his M,
league, Senator Cannon. were e1.o,n, h..
The same vote and i, an,...,. W
got the sbort i,r,,, ~ u,a"'Hs iots brown
mons torn, e,,,a a. u, a. lew months Can
cameron is now rounding ant t,yer,,
years OF service in the senate. at tho 400
nc lirSt came into Official life as
a'CIetdly oil war under President Grant IN,
ie'o' III less than a year his father. Sinlnn
"i'ie'u"' VINO mad been senator FROM
pennsylvania many years, rcsisned and tn,
son was elected as his fathers successor
lie Was re elected for three sucrcediny
terms.
Voorhees, and blackburn bay. Inn, hoo.
familiar figures in \yasbirgtor ~, ~
mer first came tn co,,o~nss e. te,,, Nv i"i
ing for five successive terms His darrat
III lhe race for the Forty-th third congress,
tho n ~" a. ne hi,nselt attributes IT, to
democratic eandi1otn tor ,re.t e,'ey 's .le
csncy being caused in tho rntod s,o,'a
senate by the death of Oliver y unr,,,,
the governor epyointnd Voorhras ,,.h,, ~, ,S',
his seat November 10 M sl,nno, 'J I','
first words In the senate rsre on -, A.a
appeal in tnyor of ths fro, oo,,,,,, IL.
and the presrt.yation az ,ho 80, VI S'''.
rcucv as INN lngal ,,, 80, s. eo.''' ~ GU,
issue the St,to NJ Ind,n,,o IN US
tho demncrntic ro,,,. ,h' 20 'Nil leu u!
M Gyms. , ~, 'o''uN 'nk year
Hi'-A' Nh' hN' HILL AND Villas.
Senator blackburn began his congress
sional career in the Forty -fonr,b co,cr,.s
,,,o, ,,.,........ VS.
lug IT," years III 'he lower mouse
ne came TO The senate March 4 1915. and
Mas reelected in 1880. He fs a native so,,
,r tho s,,,, ,,at ,,...,....,
j., 49,. '''''''e' ''i'''' anu se'Noa
III 'ne tohIedefate army throughout the |
war. It's defeat for re- election last snrint, /
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16
INN
| LOST, STRAYED, OR Stolen

..,..E.Isi.... -. n. JxiIy-.
81 EOR r.surn OF gray horse, about II
hTnds high. branded o on lett side o.
Icck or ;houl Ter; lost with saddle aud
bride on. Return 80 i01 Milan, Houston.
Texas. ),
LOST Sunday. November s. between
Houston ana Texas Central depot ana
Mckinney street, watch charm GockrD
Liberal reward II delivered to VIM. u
Cleveland q 60: II
lpft fr1St foot recn broke and walks
little lame: has leather collar on neck
with iron ring Ia H. Finder return 10
l5l7 Gano street and receive reward 10
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Bay horse, star
In face. branded q on left shoulder.
parallel bars on LEFT thigh, bay mare.
gotch cared. branded u on left shoulder:
g. reward Tor recovery OF each Mrs. =
NJ Maxwell Marlin. Texas. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

MONEY made fast by selling u. r.
Throop Eye Wmtcr Recipes ana Eye
Water, RS the host on earth nay father
gave $50 for II and used II for forty-two
years WIN wonderful success IN his piac-
ticc; there IL big money IN III viii sell
county Recipes cheap. If you want 10
make money apply at cnrc to IT, n.
Ihroop. Andcron Grimes county
Texas n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16
|lyCEs IN THE SENATE.
| .,,,.,., Gain o Senator In Each
Of Seven States 5N,
| MEN ARE NOT COMING BACK,

uno.e Political Future Is II
C...n, very Ncbulous May Also
Remain ut Home.
', ~ thirty senator's who will take
| .s.,. on the ith Of March next nearly
La that number will be new men
[,v here for the first time. At least
|. a, the thirty will be republicans
| rill be democrats, four will be pop
I three independent silver men. OIL
I,sn boilers, and one, to be elected
L,,h Carolina to succeed Senator Peter
kteb,rd, may be either republican.
la. or popullst, according to the flu
,thh may be brought about in the
ssisIaiure, where neither party has
I.r,y but where either two may com
nd elect. In the event OF Pritchard
rSOsen bis own successor, it is as
se will be pledged in advance TO
+ free silver, which would class
v,n independent silver man.
srty senator's whose terms expire
arc: Allison OF Iowa. Blackburn
i.tucsy, Blanchard of Louis
price Of Ohio. Brown Of
| ll Of Florida, Cameron of Penn
"a Dubois of Idaho Gallinger OF
Is.upshire, Gibson of Maryland. Cor
! Georgia, Hansbroueh OF North Da-
| NH Of New York, lrby Of South Car
lines Of Arkansas, Jones OF Nevada.
h South Dakota. Mitchell Of Oregon,
4 Of Vermont, Palmer of Illinois.
d Kansas. perlins of California,
4 Connecticut, Pritchard Of North
h, Prgh Of Alabama. Squire of
|,sion, Teller Of Colorado. Vest OF
IN. Villas OF Wisconsin and Voorhees,
Tina.
I. we're classed in the first session Of
resent congress as fourteen republi-
fourteen democrats. one Independent
he farmers Alliance. Senator Kyle
inlepeudent and Senator PETER Ito
ts Alliance representation. Neither
these gentlemen is partial TO the
Il pOpulist, cust1marily applied to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16


RELIABLE couple desire two unfurnlsh.
ed OF furnished rooms IN good family
suitable for light housekeeping. use Of
parIor desired, state rental aud part!cu-
lars 800 this office. IS
WANTFD-Those having vacant houses
to list them with Boyle d Mccormick,
gosh Main street. LII
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

LIST OF ANSWERS
| 10 advertisements in office Of The
Iost FOR the week ending saturday. No
,975l lloI; l. w; III; 1922 e, 1858 80,
C. t., Cook aco3, d, W. %; e5So; $3.50,
s sfS IannS S5 So 5 ~ co az 81 s5% g}'s
moment t9; pool $ H. en- 30; +. G.;
s9g5. lI20 ca, H5Tl; gG2l. N613 Want t3l.
ggI5. W. J.. james Weeks. 1885 90. sj7i !,
MRS. GATES. Gl2 Main street, is making
stylish skirts and Elton, Rolero or Err
pira Jacket, WITH vest. for 81; all work
reasonable until December. q
MRS GATES. 6l2 Main street is making
STYLISH skirts and Eton,, uaMcw or EN-
pre- jacket, with vest, for 81. all work
.-lson oIe until le-e.nber. =
CONSULT Prof Rney, phr5nolog aud
learn your special calling in lie. office
90 Washing ON street. Il
NGANl-A home treatment for uterine
troubles. investigate, at i02 nu2 build-
ing, lady attendants from to . D. ~. {,
9dA.1e md hoaliA BOX FREQ .
cNKPl"rS. crumh cloth rugs. feathers
ana mattresses renovated. repairs fur
M urc urhoistcr 50" ana lay. CARPETS.
giit-cdgo9 references. Hrpry Tnnrdorf,
smith and Mckinney Phone Cos. ii
Nook $ school Tor Dancing win open for
ladies' and chiitr"n saturday, November
II, at %. m Lessons every saturday
ana / flOl-GaN III \ u. III.
,,,,,.,, -,
+ hfr 80 bundle ol electric klniIinE WIN
oNeiy "Iitr @ na4i lon coHi or corr OF
wood. SIMPSONS Wood and Coal YARD
phone ~ %
PHpIOGRAr'lS-Go to Matlock's gal
Icy, ofHs Main street. Houston for
'Ns-'itrs ~ lLhs ufros to sHt
lhe lM"s' n"tWHinl plantno photo.
graphs cs cheap AS the cheapest call
- So ...g'!' ~
~ ~ NS',N hhs FcI9Ned MS oihCe 10
MtSon hlotk, room ~; second iioor.
lak' eloNA,or corner Main and Husk
avenue Fhone siL II
YOU ON LEARN SUoRTIIAN ny
mail write for circular regarding our
mail course. Houston Shorthand and
IApcWrUng School Mason Block, Miss
Alice T. l!Arper, principal. II
MIS- ii IS FULLER vii make nICc
street dr, SOS rrltu now antll Drremhcr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

SPECIAL NoTlcES


NOTICE Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of she stockholders and
directors Of tho Houston East and West
Texas Railway company VIII be held al
the general office Of said company ia
the city OF Houston, at 10 O'clock a. M.
on TUESDAY, the lst day Of December.
} he. la'n Isa., a. Ana p ar r Secretary
Company. 0rN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

LADY wishes a position AS governcss or
clmpani ~. or any position OF trust can
tSach music, painting English. etc Com
ioIlah.e honc more n,pvrtpnt than high
taiarN. Address with ful PARTICULARS
MISS Grace lie Min, 6i2 North Kansas
street El FAso, Texas II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16
HELP WANTED.

~.LI..~ ..-NE4lSa--
CAN FURNISH servants TO 10 any
and all Kinds of work also give work
TO the unemployed. Can or write Bu-
rcau Of Information. bl4 Travis street.
UP stairs. II
WANTED Woman, German or Swodn
preferred to cook, wash ana IRON for
TWO, must he competent. Apply 1893
fea%e avenue, city. II
WANTED-At once ono nr'i-cIa~s coat
maker. Apply l.. Iiousuran. 1908 Coa-
gross avenue II
WANTEU" IirSt-claas coat max II Al
once. j \. Nichols. NaVasota, TcXas II
WANTED A dancing master Addr5sS
William Dunlap, iiuiiaBcr Texas II
SO TO $50 ii month salary and expenses
to sell cigars to dealers position perma
nent: experience unnecessary; largest
and finest line extra Inducements "
l.. keno Co, ST. Louis. q
WANTED Live 0copio in every io-aI7T
at SI2 weekly calary and expenses Ia inke
orders for Christmas g7ois permanent
employment If riglt Manufacturer. 20
box 55oS, Boston Mass l2-ll
WANTED--A live Young man TO report
and solicit FOR daily paper; win give
right Nan half intcres; In the naper Tor
his ~ icts. must pe sober and a printer
Audrey The Pilot, Rryan. Texas IS
WANTEp--Whle woman 10 d, house
work for small family Apply Thro
Keller, corner Louisiana and Congress II
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
sa-litA..s.- ~4.~Ja1,....

WANTED by eolored man
as cook, porter, driver or place AROUND
Tue mouse. Will endeavor TO give salts
idctirn, Address H5li this office Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

WANTED SITUATION as night clerk or
as hotel runner. willlnS to work at moi.
crate wages, am sshgi. and ~ years Of
axe. NdtrSs N4S3, this office il
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UMBRELLA HlliNAS-i00, years OH,
; feet clear; 100, Year, old. feet clear
n. Whitaker, O3 Travis n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Al'llE CIDER, ~ PR serves, SWISS
,looyo, bloaier mackeiel smoked hall
but and herring buck wheat. new syrun.
hcrey, pitted cherries and .vaporn ted
rasphodries at Redwoode, bio Travis
Iht no go. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

SITUATION WANTED by Young man, us
oihcr bill! OF shippihS Jgrk nave had
cNp"ltnNt ia drugs, grocer. cs ana cioth-
Ing, Address HiN6 thus office is