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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-01
FOR FRUIT GROW Elts.
serious Omissions In IL Biu Now Bc-
fore Congress.

To the Editor Of The Post
Referring to your note relative to the pro-
posed law now pending in congress. pro-
yiding for the prevention OF the introduce
ton and dissemination OF injurious insects
copy OF which YOU attach. would state that
have read the bill and find few most
serious omissions in It's provisions. Omls-
slons so serious that the advisahillty of its
passage in its present form is questionable
II will not be necessary to quote at length
from the proposed hill as your readers have
no doubt given it a careful reading. shall,
therefore. refer to 1t by sections.
Sections !. >. 3 and provide for the in
suectlon OF all kinds of nursery stock and
propagation material. as also fruits i'm
ported to the United States. The penalty
for attempting 10 import trees, scions OF
fruits infected with dangerous insects, pests
or fungus diseases is heavy. and justly so,
Tor certainly measures looking 10 the ac-
complshnenj OF such immunity can not be
too rigidy provided for and prosecuted.
In section 3 the FIRST important omission
occurs, 1T provides for the inspection OF
all kinds OF nursery stock and propagation
rails, crown in the United stats which
may become subjects OF interstate COM
'A'N''fs wv NAAlikN hlt iHSlNttA'A vi llNtls
grown in the States and which are also
subjects Of interstate commerce. The I'D
Visibility Of spending time and money in
providing for the rigid inspection of the one
and not the other is a questionable eXpendi.
turc. to say the least, II should be re-
momhored that for any given locality the
ffuitlng orchards are the sources OF in
feeticn for either the fruit grower or the
nursery man Propagation wood is all
most universally taken from bearing trees
whenever the same are accessible. II must
Therefore be evident that the nurseryman
needs protection from the orohardist with
his bearing trees, should they be infected
IN which case protection against the fruit
of such trees should be provided for. since
II Is well known that some of the worst
insect pests attack the fruit quite as free
IN as the trees.
In these DAYS OF rapid progress aud the
hish standard Of the general and agricul-
tural press, nurserymen are compelled, as
u matter Of business aud self proservati ion,
10 he thoroughly informed about these va
lious injurious pests and diseases, and with
but few executions no effort on their part
is spared 10 protect their nursery from in
lection. There is consequently less danger
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of Tho ,,.,dasnr,,l decentralization, 80 ,,t,,t
Gus insects and diseases ,bro,,,b tbni,
agency than through mo hundred az mis-
cellaneous shinments of infested fr,iifs
Both The orchnrdist and The r,,rservn,an nc
a class recopntze the ,n,nortancn ar ,be
strict,st Vigilance ia ,hesn n,aftnrs apd II
is manifsstk iuadeouote to Io,,,siota eor
the one and omit mo ntbcr
The worst fratura of tbc ,,-ossr. form, =,
| the bin deyelon,; whom ono rrnstds,s ,bot
of the shipments from any givon lnc,Iitv
| those from tho g,,', ,,. h, -, 80, ~
| to transmit tho rrst in a.. 80. t,i'',.
| form and thar ,baso' ,,roi,,,,t, ,,.,, ,',,,,,,
| from msnartion <,,,.c, st,,i, ~ ,,,,,tt,
| crown for y,,, ~. 80" - "a"aa ,
| wears ana mo ,,,i,ai,nti,.. .'',','' W.
tested wood has been usa5 q, ,,,,a,.ti -,
win he d.trrtl ma tt, -, p. VI ',iuu -
or dostrovod ba,, ,. '''.su
made Eurbo,,,,r, hi 50, IN -" . or
stocl, .ro No. w i,i.i'.7 vi hutseIS
movers to Iisso,,,,'a, '.'ll,'I III mn
arc moi ususli, en-, Iii. 40 ny
parties ,yhjln mo fr,,i, t', W. ~ , Saiiie
ana r.s.Ia IN ~ inns so 10 every nome
om,it,cd ena,,, en- ~, Shoulh either be
tbot th,, a,,' ~ 'U' ~ iius. NE e'lueH'
~ ON l,,,,'., ""SnU N''n lle ieaSt danger
,bo n,,,..,.,. wv" 49,, "'"t" VN me piouuct o'
~ 9'4f idtHer IMAM thaJ oil the or
Tror, tho ,,r.,.oi.,- =.
b,t ~ A 1ur iol'su'nS ~ must oe evident
I, nJin
,.s,a,,, ~ nS BrnNli'hs Tor thorough
cb,rd ,s 'ti'Iu l"sp1o'oh' since the Or
both fr,tt VIC Itnco anu original source OF
s,,;,a,'io Wv nnu the PROBATION material.
Io,yin,, -, ",l'"tl' rouIu no llliietea lot a.
$500 re III orchafu when known to be
a,,rItnotio 70 lIihalh infested without the
me nas, M ~. "elolc measures 10 eradicate
.no pesV' me proposed blll provides for
-. InIfu OF the legislation required
al, .,'-;ne =. an ehectiNe measure ana to en-
" aD.e "s enloTceineht TO accomplish the de-
i,,rI,rs ne,,n VI an" immunity from, IN
~ Az 'ous u',s's OF olhef diseases
s..r,o. "enr'"i MANAGER OF the extensive nur-
sc,,, ,,i 1910, Us % inc NliNeStHn Nur-
oa,,,,, any ofendru company my experience
annitco,io,, ., 'lS ~ posI'ion 10 lor.See me
SppIicalloh oil perfected bill in its three
s,,oi,. nancy inspection of nursery
iusnec''oh OF fruits ANA Inspection
VI oitlaFu ,, aIso iully realize that a
w. tee',u plli would ne oil untold benefit to
,vo,,,, ~. ,eteSl l,VoiVeui ana MS passage
~ , ,',Huil'li'"''ot "cNoully 10 be
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I""Isr"tion society Mcc,,.

s ol'y' Texas. April 2o.-The San
antonio and Arkansas Pass Immigration s.,
cle'y heid an important and entbus,as aI
court house. '''"S az inc
San n h ap'nn, Of delegates from Houston
We're l in o,iSna Ioahum and other places
nont figure T sEro van Dcryoort was promi.
n ir,,o Iarhest labors is doing tbn . anu by
T The new, much valuable seryie. aust "
=, Nv nrNi session will be held ~
o, INN I'm o. May. at which time '" U,a,,a
tensige lama ana" e Win be discussed and an exs
deal directly v MIX formed when viii
more than m,l,I land holders representing
lands. "'a acres OF agricultural
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The Hnrrison County Kil,iuu

emerson Texas. April 2S.-Yesterday
WINE Hal Wright. colored, aud his grown
son were on their way to Harlton, a village
u, harrison county, they were wayluid and
Sho' Nv masked men. Hal being woundcd
amu ms son instantly killed The murder
ers kent themselves concealed
dsa naupposing both Hal and his son were
J pTsoro Jury OF inquest was summoned
wounded d'V Wv 1uiy arrived Hal, though badly
.ne hurdertrs had dlsapps ared raised hI,,,
S rna up, when those who wounded ' him
nu , Out again and fred at him IN. I'm I'm
u or, ume. Killing him Instantly Thev , Ieo
shs s Inc hr,t tWo dad men and Disappeared ii" in
NEST nf DI his without arrest. Hal did the
oonslderod ~. uaulns at Jefferson and was
industrIo's pn most people here to be a very
INDUSTRIOUS and prosperous farmer r. very
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HOSPITAL CARS.

The late accident near this city. ON the
houston and Texas Central railway and
indeed, other and worse accidents on roads
IN other sections OF the country. where
there were many wounded people 10 be
looked after and dead and dying 20 be car
riod TO points where they could be properly
cared for. gives direct interest TO suggos b,
tons recently made by several prominen,
papers that all the railways should be
equipped with hospital cars.
II seems that this novelty known as III,
hospital car goes into use on all the rail.
reads In Belgium this month and has been
made tho subject of special report 10 our
state department by our consul at Client
These hospital cars make provision not only
for the transportation OF tho sick. but for
such persons as may be injured by acct
dent along The line OF the road. II also
enables railroad companies to transport
large numbers OF invalids TO health resorts
or places OF pilgrimage. Ordinarily the
American roads have little TO learn from the
Buropean roads either as to equipment,
comfort or general management. but here
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

CoI,ro, rr,.,...,,,, H..
saw "a man of dignity who was ovcrhnr
d, ned win sense
Er,d,,i, CAM, -,
e,.',,,',' ~ w nus p"' VIuseu Il iot "h
Nav yort ,n, Stoo ooo INN I'm aNsnur
saon N az, 'ur Si"o'Vu'' anu VIII buiid ON
rr,,'. a',,. 30
y, Wu a,'v" v, NV, i'c,inan y, hells'e'n
~ H,tr',,'iN Nv suinS Nivhpishop ha'@ef
w. ,"' S'Hnu'l II Almost unple-
't',r,, !" 'ho history ot The Catholic
'""''"'
u,,'EsiSlla anu loss OF memory wore Miss
l@lch lelFE = ,hlei aiillrtona in the Ill
ness from wren she Is happliy recovering,
compete rest IN n quiet country place has
oeeh me principal agent In her cure.
n prize of $1,000 has been offered BY
Prince Leopold IL OF Belgium for he best
treatse 10 be written before 1901 on The
Military History of the Bolgians from the
Roman Invasion Until tic Present Day"
W. II. DarnelI. l5-year-old bov resid-
ing in Hardin. Marshall county. Kentilclkv
proudly writes 10 A newspaner, II am
10 years Of age and weigh $50 nounds and
am feet inches hish with NV shoes
off '
An ancient ouodron, ho,r,,r tho r,mo
of robert Kidd Inc celobratnd n,rate ia in
posxessIon M n family a, Eooli',I No
il ia more than ooo ycars ala ana is .,,o,,n,'
oa with ivory which bas NV ~ o1 'ar,
brown win agc 100 ~"
~
,,t'' - ~" man man Slhyt u, OF Now raven
,D,uSvu I" r,au GOVERNOR ,oohes nfonlalha
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THE TEXAS PAPERS.


The following notice to the members
of the Texas Press association has been
/ issued by President f. II. Baillio:
The association at FL Paso having Sc
lected Greenvlllc Is It's place of annual
meeting and the executive committee hav-
ing appointed May II, IL and 10 as the
days OF meeting, hope members of the
association will be present on that occa-
sion. The executive committee of the assoc
ctlton is hereby called to meet In the
city Of Greenyille. on the 10th day OF
MAY. 1881. at . O'Clock p, m,
and every member should be on hand
Tho citizens of Greenville are making
great preparations for the entertainment
of the association and large attendance
is hoped for
The Terrell Index truthfully remarks:
The town that watts for enterprises
or any Kind 10 come and locate within her
borders viii get left. But thJ eptcrprisiug
town that reaches out aud grasps for man
ulncturing industries is TIE town that has
PLENTY Of business aud ready money and
dots not depend on cotton for an existence
The COrsicana Sun says OF the Ladies'
Home Industry club Of Corsicann:
This is one OF the most beneficial move
mcnls ever made in our city, and the ladies'
who ar" the promoters Of It should have
the help Of every business firm in the
e,,,!S., ~ Is work lor tne prosperity of
cIi,,,es "o,o,u IN, i'ol,.'oS' OF classes OF
vi'NueS ana ot He'usuheSY u - broad,
protection for an G,slnrss hoso ". 1n'1 rnr
sicana. and those who manufnct,,re cooJs
wares exc In our grand old state of Texas !
iic business men are glad to see such a
i1oyo ana we ask them to encourage these |
noble women IN their good work for our !
city, county aud State.
The Irn7oria Nevs ragis,ors en-, ,o,,a,,.
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SOME PosTsCnIPTs.

The delin1uent taxes in Chicago amount
TO over $4,000 900.
GRAY foxes were plentiful in Connecticut
during the past year.
In some portions of Abyssinia the men
mark the ears of their women as II they
were so many hogs.
Great Britain has one-fourth OF Tho
wealth Of Europe. although possessing only
ninth OF the population,
Al Bombay all the Hindoo sentries saluto
any passing black eat, thinking 1t may nos
siblv he the soul OF an English officer.
In Japan the price of cycle varies In
ratio TO its speed, thus, for a ten mile hi.
cycle YOU may pay Go. but for a fifteen
mile perhaps Gl2.
The willow is one of the most adantah,o
OF plants. 4 willow switch stuck in Tho
wet ground viii almost Invariably lake root
and become tree
Tho Tooth anniversary Of the consecrat,o,
OF DR. Edward BASS, the first Protestqrt
Episcopal bishop of Massachusetts,. will be
observed May T.
IL is said that Beethoven circle. to las,
,hree weeks Is 10 be held In Berlin in lSqs
uuIliln when time all the works of Bee
thoNen are 10 be given.
The February output OF tho WIp,tars-
rand gold mines. in South Africa--ali o00
ounees--was the largest on record. win the
eNc,pnon OF that OF last August
connecticut legislator thinks that Tho
acts OF the legislature should DO TRANSLATED
mo foreign tongues for the benefit Of hos
VINO can not speak English.
riimrese day, tho anniversary Of the
death OF Lord Beaconsiield, was obscrvsd
IN London with the usual display Of his
iavorile flower. The decoration of Inc
oeaaohstieid statue surpassed all records
According to the government returns ,ust
ssu,u mere are in Scotland s2sy agricul-
Of from ono to five acres. IS. s2l Of from
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pREYlNG UPON THE PUBLIC.

when the public come In conflict with
a citizen who is attempting TO make tho
community pay him three or four prices
'or property needed for public use and an
appeal is had 10 n jury for the assessment
OF damages, the latter generally forget
'hey are paying part OF the damages end
assist the obstruotionist in his ATTEMPT Ia
rob the community at large.
This general disposition to side with Tho
Single Individual against the collection Of
individuals known az a municipality and
the ignorant disregard of the fact that the
p'uitrators are portion. however small.
OF the damage paying public. was strik-
'hsiy eNemplfied In case in Philadol
ph'h tho other day. The city wanted n
piece OF ground for necessary public usc
mat had been assessed for a considorable
Time at $1,000. The ownor demanded ak
Ut seven tunes this amount for the prom
efIy' and when submitted to a jury the
'aiue was fixed at 100000 The philndcI-
nh'a papers were naturally lncenscd and
contend That II the owner and jury are no.
Tobhins the public now then tho tax os-
SCISSOR and owner have been robblng the
community fer some time past by the
ridiculous assessment of the property at
$1,000
such Incidents as these. constantly re
CURING in almost every community, en-
! haA'2e the necessity. some time since
suggested by The Post, OF publishing tho I
Assessment lists. either by posting COM
pleie list in every ward and civil district
Of tho city and county. or by publication
w some newspaper of general circulation.
" men are returning their possessions for
taxation al one-sixth or one. firth or one
fourth II their actual value they ar, ro,.
bling the public OF It's lust dues and work
Ius an Injustice 10 hundreds of others who
are PAYING taNcs on practically the fun
value Of their property Assessors and
EQUALIZATION boards permitting such in.
qualities ara equally entity of wrong
doing and the only possible way for tho
public 10 protect itself in the premises ia
by general publication OF the lists
The other trouble, the evident disposl
lion Of tho citizens to stand together in
loecing the community. whenever tbe on. !
'orinniy is presented. is a matter OF
moral education and can hardly be reached 5
" law Tho gIaring discrepancy between
published assessments and claims for
damages, however, would be a great factor
improving public morality in the prem t
seS and m shaping u healthrm public
pnion.
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IoUsToN. SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1897
THE GREAT RIVER PROBLEM.

Tho proposition to offer nrIzes hv IN,
neral government for pans from emf
int engineers for solving tho Mississln,i
yer problem. has met with some noted
.dorstn cuts. Congressman Savers of onr
ate. among others. being in favor If frat
nd second prizes of $50 .OOo and Sos. 900. re-
sectiveh.
There seems TO have come ont nj tho
resent disaster in the srcot yn,l.y , MN
liar conviction that the Federal ,,n,,a,.n-
Aont should take finn control ~ tho rt,c,
problem, and that at on., mud .otfIn IL
Bpcedily. Tho Nasblngton roy,rnn,cnt
Hone can save the valley NJ IN. u,sIss,,,,
from Il recurrence ~ su.h cos,,. ooo1,
las the present one. Tho st,tos ara, ma,
! able financially. It tbnv vor, a,,no,yoro,
otherwise. TO afford the ,ecuri,, +, ,h,
future which the noorlo ~ ,,,, ,,,r,.,-..
must have. The uumbcr of n.o,,l. otroc,,i
the value of land ovpr,,ovycd mad ,,, ,,,,,.,
bl!lics OF the section hereafter ,,ln,
heavier pou,,latlon and , ,d,,b .,.,,o .,c,i
tiyatlon an reouiro n,o, IN. va,inn ~,
large should not roatnopo f,r,hor mo n,a,
and successful soIutio, a, 30 ,,ro,, ,.,o,,.
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THE WACO CAhNi'"
.yencrson's aueen.

Jefferson. Texas. April b. Ia
ing resolution was adopted BY vac y, \
Commercial club wednesday evening |
%: u,,ov NulA
Resolved. That on TUESDAY, nj. III ard,
. a. IN. to 6 D. m. the Guy . you,a 4
POLLS for the selection o. u. q, letters
the Waco Carnival, May INV ope is1
Votes to cost 5 cents each, a al Gisslre I'D
10 cast as any votes as tle' u pOlls .F
body invited to participate, ,or Old cita
opened at the club rooms Owe will ~;
Bank: proceeds of the ele s. v'i,s be II
mated TO the successful laay wv"
compliments.
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| me signing Of ihn reform measure,
| Tor cuba by tho quccp regent ~ SPAIN
| m7t no, be taken asa AN Indication That
/ ANYTHING Nltp Genuine rcfartu ia T., Ia Mt
| tetnr,sd in ,rnl, a,t, -
taps,., ,,,.r,,,, H., t'''''S -
| VOTING por,i,t.,,, t.t
| rroi local ,,o,to,., XIX.
| Of fr,,,Ior,, 40 ,,,, -. Wv t'''
! uo, 1,,, ,.,,l,.... ,""'
chlaod /, . mon, .,"'', "'s'''
/ ia tho t,i.,..s. ,,,,, ''V'N 'e'o''"
80 VI s"'n
! rho E,y-ts,a, =, A.. ....,..
| .bor,. ~ '" w even
ciSIye ,n,r ,r,., ana more de-
no , ..o,t,,. ''' '7' p'eAf''ea II would
49, 'Eo
I.N -g4p1tnr c,,,,.,..,
IA. r,,i,,,,,..,i- ', ''''l'9'" recent
l,y .,,,,s, ma. , 'N''''' low Ne sot r'ch'
MIN, ia,,,., M NV "HNop VOW ana oongAE
ho C.,.. 80 W I''"' as easy a. could
T., ,i,.,,.. i''p''' "o"'N"r' Is wlll3l6
,l,. -, io' '"'e can be made cas-
,g,,.,,,. Wv y, '' l'''0 "has' nat wants 10
sA,o vo,, , now ne saved tho
Nf i"u 'uN always lcnend tlnon "a
newspaper mans Interest N any details
% Row 10 ave dollar.
nan. 80 ----.-----.
House T., ,,,,,,. "S''l n'l''oh dollar Whlt3
f'""Se ~ heing revived IN WRshlngton in
counting revenue before tho hen ia ON
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''"N'1 Nhe' man Is "aid 10 be showing
many "shs OF advancing age. Tho Old
nan mas heen IN the ring a long :Sme ana
- N0'S percrpahle that hts blows are
GROWING weaker whenever he essays To
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A Itttle Boy Kiiie~

Elkhart. Texas, April - ,,,d., N
loading nlMr% logs on a wagon ye,', 70 I'D
eight miles east OF TINS p,1 VAS y,
them up with a chain. He the ne W.
, 1," o mA one of Ben McKizie,s ''0''
hnys killing him instantly.
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Mckinncy,s Queer. ;.

Mckinney. Texas APP" ,,, ys.st,
ME sim was elected May qa''I vas d
to represent Mckinney at the ~" ,,ss
niyal next month. the m a,,sS' Will
PROCLAMATION calling an ele .,suu.r. y
conducted in the usual me p,!! d q
were three candidates and and .h cast 10 b.
nearly eoualled the number G srsat "
cent municipal election. 50 s'
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The CITY.

The Post i~ delivered to any part OF tina
" by carriers at slD per month: three
lnths. $500. six months. $500. one year.
,Oo.
pr Thcodor. Berin1 has charge OF tho
~ Circulation and Collecting.
Nessrs. Theodore herring and Charles
y bills. both ADVERTISING and subsorip-
~, and no money should be paid to any
i other than those named. unless special
ptteSl authority signed by the Business
bnagcr is shown. All accounts OF any
10 should be paid by check In favor OF
Ic Houston Printing Company.
10 orders for goods" etc, are given by
management, and none Will DO accept
In payment of office bills
fubsc!- ara failing TO receive the pape5
Kulsrly Will please notify tho Office
pmptly. Every subscribers paper is eN-
uted to be delivered not later than $50
IN.
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Struck by lightning.

Abilene Texas, April 2s.-last night the
resident of ID. NJ. Martin, eight miles north
OF this place. was struck by lightning. one
side OF the house was torn down. There
were several people in the house at the
TIME, and all were knocked down and badly
shocked n. B. Mccoy was leaning against
me wall that was struck and was so badly
shocked that it was several hours before
he recovered consciousness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-01

Granbuy. Texas, April 29.--During the
night of the 27th instant the dwelling of
MI Boswell. living few miles in the
country, was struck by lightning and
burned Fearing Storm the family had
l l gone TO a neiehbor's. perhaps a hun
u ,lcu yards away, to get refuge in a storm
house with them: Just as they arrived -,
,he cate they saw their house struck by
l.ghinihg and in few moments in flamee.
Was saved wv wearing
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Mr., Ingalls, evidently fasled to meet the
requirements Of the new yellow journal.
ISM as Il war corrcspondent--,here is no
record of his having bought a ticket or
procured PASS for Thessaly recently
The ex-senator IA iurld enough for the
new journalism only in spots.
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Mrs. General Harrison is recklessly, but
innoccntly. Of course, destroying rapidly
a great and growing sympathy among
the experienced voters of this country for
her husband, the -preslden5-she de-
ciares that he has not had to walk the
floor yet with the new bahy
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston Printing Company.
a. WATSON, r. NJ. JOHNSTON.
q. ]. PALMER, secretary.
rD 3 DA n1'sn. POSE syrD,h as cJ 1osr
es,i-Weekly Post, fi2 Coils. per Wesk.

Inferred at she ruetofBoe At Houston, TsxAa
Second Glass Mattar
@cripton by Maii--Daily and sunday Post, ono
lear. $500; six months, $40: three months
S2.UO; one month, 81 90.
nrdAy Post one year $3.50.
emi-Wcekiy Post (Mondays and Thursdays) one
year. 90; siI months, SOC; three months, 25c.
Eastern business ofico, 90 Tribuno Building, New
Yorx, The S. {. Beckwith Special Agency.
Western Business ofsce, a5p 1.-The Rookery,.' Chr
cage, Tho >. c. Boo with special Agency.
g. :. X. Holland, TRAVELLING Auditor,
hov Irlc,hs, La. - business beAdquarters At 1874
81. Charles street. r. Y. A. rooms Il II. Gilbert,
Agent
1fs Posts Travelling Agents Colonel w D. Car ~,
Genera, Travelling Agent; VIII Y. Linn, J. n.
bensh, u. H. Holland and y y. Carey.
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Joseph Jefferson says he has no idea OF
retiring AID VIII appear in public just as
long as the public will allow him or want
him. THIS eminent actor has at last hit
upon new style OF advertising as novel
rs IL VIII prove effective.