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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
THE LATE MAGAZINES,

Ihe frst issue of Tho Quarterly OF the
Texas State Historical association has been
received from Austin. II contains the ad-
dress Of the president, o. NJ. Roberts, upon
The Proper Work of the Association -
which was read before the association at
its first annual meeting in June. 1897. The
main work OF this association is the dis
covery collection, preservation and publica-
ton OF historical matter, especially such
as relates to Texas. Its work is clearly
outlined by Ex-Governor Roberts address
Which is OF great interest and value "His
tory of Texas Geography" by z. r. Full
more, Is another able paper, being an ef-
fort to classify some of the most import
ant events which go to make up the geo.
graphical history of this great State. NJ.
NJ. kenney writes Of Tribal Society
Among Texas Indians" and Hon. Iohn
heasan furnishes paper upon THE Ex
puision OF the Cherokees from East Texas"
aohn Crlftenden Duval, the last survivor
OF the Goliad massacre, is the subject of
an excellent article by William Corner.
Lovers of animals will find a rare treat
In the September Scribner's in the sym-
pathetic story of "a Misunderstood Dog ;"
by Bradley Gilman. His tramp master fur
nishes strong human interest in tho
story. +, Hopkinson Smith was one NJ
the art judges at the Tennessee exhibition
ana ne has described It's salient features
with his usual pictorial effectiveness, and
mas Illustrated It with mary drawings
made on the spot. F. b. Sanborn has dn,
up much unknown and entertaining ine
formation about Lord Byron in the Greek
revolution and new light Is thrown ON
eyrons character The sword Of Byror
whleh hangs In a Chicago library. Is shown
In one of the illustrations.
colonel George f. Waring. Jr, contrib
u'es to McClure's Magazine for September
an article on The Cleaning OF "a Great
CITY,, that to readers who have not care
July considered the subject win he ARM
Ply revelation. Recting the story Of his
own experience as commissioner OF street
cleaning in New York City during the last
Two years and a half. Colonel WARM,
demonstrates that 1t is quite possible q,
comparatively small cost. to keen IN
s.reets OF great city as clean and whole
some as well-kep; house. And So tar
ieachihs IN Its physical and moral effects
Goes ne show the public cleanliness or
uncleaniiness OF city to be- that It should
seem that the most immediate means -
making signal reduction OF misery ana
crime IN any city Il a general imnrnvs-
mcnt IN street cleaning The article IL a.
iestrated with special drawings shovin.
cleaning p'o'eu street
julien Gordon tMrs. Van Rep..e,,.,
ofuserl mas used for her last aovel ! study
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CURRENT FUN.

"Widowhood makes woman unselfish I"
why so?"
Because she ceases to look out for No.
and begins to look out for No. a.
Brooklyn Life.
Brought 1t Home Late. --"where have
you been until this time Of night?'
cant you see? Been mimi"
"Minin'?"
Yes; prospectin' for lodel"-cleyeland
Plain Dealer
Doesn't your wife annoy you by ask.
Ing questions at the baseball game?'
Never; she Is one Of those women who
always like to let on that they know all
ABOUT everything Detroit Free Press.
The Original Summer Man-Rrowra
tains? INV i'iouh-
Towne-Mohammed. believe.-New
sapsmith-I sawed Miss Dolly swift,s life
lawst night! ii'e
sissington-Bah Jawvei
oapsmith-fahs! When proposed to
her she said she'd rawther die than noarr, ~
me. and SO excused her.-Puck.
Dear. said Mrs Crouch, as she showed
ner lord and master a picture OF bs,,
WIN pretty woman's face under II "f
w.sn you would get me q hat like that"
az. II be glad to- grunted old Gnn,ch
c ~ you WIZ only get face like that
Money Is not everything"
should say not Mine is noth,rr.
Indianapolis Journal. Ao'nihs'
ohe OF the surgeons of hospital asked
an IRISH help which he considered the
mos dangerous of the many cases then in
ihat, SIR said Patrick, as he pointed
10 p case OF surgical instruments -London
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DON'T You WANT ANoTnEn DEAL,

lwritten for The New Time.)
Keep a-readin' and a-thinkin'.
" and by we'll do some ivotin'.
Take npthin sure for grantid,
Prusperity's not implanted.
Ainx the banks still a-bustin'
And factory hinges rustln'.
say. don't you think the gold-bug speak
era
Stacked the keerds on you poor oreetcr
N, T. Anderson.
South Bend. Ind. June 5. 1897.
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chanes furnished ~ banks. ana some Of
ths Ieadins bankers are determined to de-
wise means by which to bring back 70
themselves large snare u this business.
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Detroit Tribune,
BY donning that blouse and going down
Into the barbados. Mr.. Quay might ma
: chance 70 earn few doliars toward
squarinG that ss.5OO.0oo deficit.
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A Maine TIN.
Lewiston Journal.

Lewiston Journal.
New York's cable cars should be regu-
lated. According TO a daily paper /, was
about , o'clock the other morning tha, IN.
Gable Cars struck Two 'Ae
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WonId Ncycr Getu

brenlam Press.
Turkey owes US an indemnity, but II tho
sultan Gun handl. US as " we were the
SIX rowers tho debt shSlld he ,,h \ rsss, -, ~,
~ once 10 profit and loss. sPN' w
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What She Exu.c,,.

AtchIson Globe,
When woman says Of another woman
she is very pretty" she expects her
husband TO speak up promptly and saw
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Ton mN,s MenIher Ia.,

When Tommy cried we ran to see
w NAL could the, usvhin's sorrow be:
Why don't somebody make il snowp,
H detroit Free Presa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
Had sawed No Wood.

Rockdale Messenger.
nsS are those who think that Miss
family re sa,ksa TOO %, much at the Anthony
nothing persona,,,ro LOT one who had dsne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
THE EvoLUTIoN or FRIENDSHIP.

The Detroit journal Affects to sec the
xencsis Of a triple alliance consisting OF
Russia. Germany and France AZ the out
come Of President Tauro's visit TO the
cxar.
Not only Ia the Journals conclusion con-
trary to that held BY the closest students
Of European politics, but It was written
before the object Of President Faure'N
visit was manifest The French president
concealed his real purpose In visiting the
car 30 soon after the visit Of Emperor
William. He gave It out that be was
merely going to pay friendly call to his
friend. but 1t has turned out something
more. and the object OF his visit Is now
apparent to ALL and II does not SAVIOR Of
anything that Is remotely connected with
q friendly feeling towards Germany.
The evolution Of friendship has been al
lance and It win soon become manifest
that II is to be offensive and defensive.
The famous triple alliance or dreibund In
not Sin It. as 1t were, with this last play
unon the European chessbonrd Russia
Western Europe. II means that Russia
wants some OF India and that France
wants Alsaca and Lorraine. It means
for IIokenzollern and the final
Of the German Empire
or It means that Germany viii prove the
most powerful milton IN Europe. The
great European cataclysm Ia not far away.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

Bolton Reporter

Ds'soH Heporter.
ner rne procession. composed o. e.ccc .ooo
free ave. SUI moving IN The dir ct.uu Of
crsta' '"'sf y 10 70 l. FAN in. We demo-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
rbtnpB0Nn NUsiBEnss
Dditsrlal. 81. Business. ~
THE CITY.

3 ~ rvot = delivered to any part Of the
10y by carriers st ti.0o per month; threo
4nonths. 400; ak months. $500; one ysar'
v Nj. Theodors Bering has charge OF the
CITY Circulation and Collecting.
Mesgrs. Theodore Beftnk and Charles
Lott are the authorized collectors OF al
'lcity bilts. both advertising and subscrip-
|,5tion, and no money should be paid to aay
lone other than thosc named. unless spccial
written authority signed by the business
Il Manager Ii shown, All accounts. o. any
iBixe should be ptid BY check In favor VI
'iThe Houston Printing Company.
y No orders for goods" etc, are gwen p7
lehe management and none Will be accept
nd In payfncnt OF office bills.
y Subscribers failing to receive the papei
Regularly will please notify the office
1brompuy Every Subscribers paper Is ex-
bec&cd to Be delivered not later than 500
~ m
'ilNIHTON. SllNuAY, AIGliST I'd. Sil1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

Texas got another small consignment
OF postofiice pie last Friday and it bore
the Grant trademark.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

The Afrldts seem TO be swntting John
Bun for swatting the swats,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

That low coughing heard up on Onion
creek, Travis county, Texas, is Colonel
Alexander Watkins Terrell clearing his
thoat 10 announce that he is out of poll
fce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

some candidate FOR governor next year
prosaoiy expects TO win out under the
rule that splits 30 to the house,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

The eleven wives Of the ST. Joseph man
ought TO organize an Adnmless Eden.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

the railroad commission Is accummu-
iauns varlesated assortment OF prob
lens anont the compress question.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

Last fall Mckinley said that low prices
were blessing to the people Now he
says that high prices are indications Of
prosperity. On which proposition is he
hnpnotg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

New York seems to be getting small
idea OF the negro rape ncnd. Now watch
results II hos caught.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

II Colonel Sellers of the new American
party is in anyway related TO the one in
troduced TO us by Mark Twain, his party
wili soon have millions In IT,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

julien Gordon tMrs Van Renssel,er
ofuses' nAs used for her last aovel ! study
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

LAY Gould continues to win even In
death. Sarah Ann Angel has written to
George Could ana confessed that tho old
man never married her.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

"Widowhood makes woman unselfish."
why so?"
Because she ceases to look out for No.
! and begins to look out for No. a.
Brooklyn Life.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

Another college professor chokea on
th's time In san Francisco. why don't
'ne goidbues put in the Spanish garrotcg
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-
What do the initials r. p. D
sent when placed after a man suR
Rerum Politicarum Doctor-Doc~
Political Sclence). It is a Germah
gree ranking with PHI. d.
Is "tamale" the correct name ~
Mexican article generally tnus ccC.
mated?
No; the singular of the WORD =
accent on the last syllable, p'us+
males.
How old IS Lieutenant Governor q n
where was he born and how ions pilf.
lived in Texas? . q
He Is 40 years OF age and has ~
Texas forty years. He is native =
nois.
Is it true that Texas sends % p 9srs
OF her college students to insu'unuHo5
learning outside the State? s ~
NO; SO per cent attend colleges
State, according to recent statist'
Who originated tho Young Menu
tan Association? .. y
The first of these associations NJ
ganized by George Williams IN
in 1s44.
How many Masons, Odd Fellow o.
Nm ghts of Pythias are there rso s.
United States? Aionss -
Masons, $4,000; Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias. 4i5.000.
Which of the United States y |
densely populated?
Rhode Island; 1t has "a peopis
square mile (gross area)
Who was the architect Of ~
dents mansion? 49,!
James Hobsn. an Ir.shman- "A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

The cheerful Idiot who wants to be
funny is now getting his work IN by bot.
''ins up messages and sending them
adrift,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

Bob F.tzslmmons' strike over the solar
pleSus was nearly as good as a strike N
the klondikp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

baseball club has been organized II.
Japan. There will soon be an oyerproduc.
tion of Japanese fans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

The coal strike Is becoming monotonous.
That ST. Louis conference should preoIp.
tate crisis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

Three young men went over Niagara
Falls tho other day. We'll, thcy'll never
do Ii again.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

That girl who climbed to the top OF a
mountain to sing the star Spangled Ban.
ner' was consldorate OF other peoples
feelings
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

Brought 1t Home Late. Where have
you been until this time Of night?"
cant you see? Been mimi"
"Minin'?"
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WILL WHEAT SELL HIGHER?

HOUSTON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20. 1897.
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y man named BaclSis says he will ro-
form caney Island Not with that kind
of a name
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
TDNC ISItND SOrTiL NOTES.

The Northport Literary and Library Union.
which took a vacation in the heated term, Will
resume it, meetings next week.
The Young Peoples Social club of Sea GIN be-
gan its fall season Friday evening. Meetings
will bo held weekly at the homes of the members.
Progressive euchre and whist are the CHIEF at
,r,ct.ous Of the meetings. Friday evenings gath
ering was held at the home OF Mrs \. Smonson
and was enjoyable Among The members are Mr..
and Mrs H. NJ Coburn Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
smith Mr. and Mrs a. Smonson. Mr. and Mrs.
W Y D. Pearsal. Mr. and Mrs. Irving {. Sniffen.
Mr. and Mrs C. W. Sniffen Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. VI.
podd Mrs Wander Perrin. Miss Pearsali, Miss
Fisher and Sherwood V. Weber go
The Sea cliff fire department VIII nave us pa
rade and soc.able on Wednesday IL VIII De a
purely local affair. j..
Mrs Walter koop. OF sea tin' was me suef. sho,, o,
honor at a birthday reception gwen py aoout
twen;y OF her friends Tue sday evening last
The Hampstead Branch OF the w oman fonticd
r-ronorv League will meet on Monday evening, at
the home OF Mrs Baldwin The subject for dis
c,lssion viii be Treaties .- o.,
Freeport Good Templars are arranging ior a
so@nt programe will be presented and refresh
msnts M s' T. sniffen. OF Sea GIN is visiting friends
in woTons Literary Club of Hampstead will
hold its irst meeting OF the season AZ tne h2,he r
Of Miss Viola Bedel next Trssday HemSr Dante
ch,h has undertaken the STUDY Oh ro"iei' D"''e
AM Mrs Irv.ng G. Snifrsn Of Sea c!in has been en-
!" VI, LARK Of Futon-st.. Hempitead, VIII spehd
,,a winter with relatives In Brooklyn. ,.,.,..
III" Ths members OF the Greenport Literary society
held their rst fall meetnS by S Miss Mary Howell
wheh w nG an,G Ms Alfred Cox OF Sea Clir. who have
bcen spending several weeks al ocean Gfo'e' re-
'pvhss MISS Anseiiqas IIammp, of Ns%-YOrk CITY,
visiting Ntss Place. OF !.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
CONTENTION or CHURCH hORhhhS'

,,,vprps OF TIE oPEN AND lNSIiio i'O''"-
curRcH LEAGUE To MEET IN THIS GIL
MI, ,o,-,h annual convention oi the open a"o
,ns.,,r,ton,l church League will be heid IN 'ns
c,tv PARK Branch of the First Presbyterian O"'''A
on october - and p. ,h.
DR. Thompson. OF the Mau'So"
,erian church says OF the League;
.Tbe League stands for al that is Implied III .ns
phrase The open Church We oeness S,antlv ~ 'a a.
Pn,r.h ,ha, j. op,n every dav ana i cons -
.nrt a. a ri,lt our churches adopt the iree-pew
svstero though there are variations III ,ra tnr pior
fH,r Il. stand FOR the idea 81 nlinl,s'ratuiSv,,. uS,
No wish to nut into operation the ptlncpIIe IL I'M
we understand Christ excmplined % %Mnen N ito,h,d;
,"o, - no nnistered unto. but TO minister
n,st vary 10 suii localities. What soou
IL, one locality would not be- sui,aols IN lHc,nss.
'Eh essential thing the principe OF NIP m a.
and the missionary mpu. Sc We lay srv vn a.. o.,iv.
'n;ri,,. our own membership 10 tax. up s acMHs
Christian work rather than comior'any Sanss srtrms
bant yy,h the idea that the minister or perna2s'
,% o,r 'srs ard the paid assistants AN DO II az.
Many prorrlnen: speakers from dihereht c',tss ~
will ma ke addresses ana pans lot me "oih y. wv
League will b discussed
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

tern, OF Seth Low He was born farm n
what Is now known as the Bedford section OF the
city on his mothers side he claims descent from
some OF the earliest Holland families on Long
Island AT an early age he entered the employ OF
a wholesale grocery house in New-York. In 1885 he
vas associated with Seth Low. grandfather OF the
n-esont candidate for Mayor. as the trustee OF
nubic school in Brooklyn known as NO l. FOR
many years ne was an active memoer OF tne noa'o
- Education and has been instrumental IN ouildhe
IN the excellent system which the city possesses To-
dav For many years prior 10 1874 ne held the
'' CT ~ Auditor OF the New-York Custom
,,.o =, .ba, wear he was elected by handsome
,,ior,,v m represent the lid Congress District In
u,htrg.on Later he was defeated In a contest to
renresent the Vth Assembly DISTRICT IN the hees
ia,rra President Johnson offered him the position
~ Collector OF Internal Revenue out Il was oe'
cned. ,,, ,
In ,s7,-'73 he was Mayor OF Brooklyn His aim
,,n,a vas 70 defeat the Ring power In
nrr,cinaI government. In 1876 he was again asked
On ac,ont the nomination for Congress from the
ma District but could not be induced 10 accept
c,o ,sao Mr. Hunter has been trustee. secretary
md treasurer OF the Dime savings BANK, ahd UNI"
rrrentlv he has been seen in his once every day
NJ Uunter was seen by Tribune reporter yes
,erday afternoon He WAS sea.fu ,v III inoesnhere
t is enioving good health for one OF ms yearsI
but rheumatisin keeps him from the active use "
MS tss ssJ ,i VIA he thought about the present
Nvoraltv situation Mr.. Hunter smiled ara se,ro ~
70 10, his mind run back TO the days "hsn ne MIN
solf u.as in politics Another question arouseu III"
out Of his reverie and ne said; aid;oo-o,. will win.
Wen take it that the pemocearS " ,,,cS divided
The Republican party seems TO be 100 "'uo" u'''
for effective work. .. ,.o, dov,n IN
YES am going TO vote haTe AZ Tsn peen WvcN or
,,I caorge I know Tracy and MI. Hun.sLs
chuckicd and don't like him at all ,aSs As iol aways
been Democrat but | shall vote tor SEN or non ~
He would make good May9r ne Was Ss forces op.
noeSG no 70 Tamriany seem to be TOO mucn di'iue~
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
JNCENDIARY'S WORN IOILED.

FIRE IN BUILDING IN THE REAR OF TENE'
MEHrHoUsE DISCOVERED IN TINE
The prompt discovery OF an ncendiary ire "ni'n
had heen started in the workshop OF Meyer klau-
hers Empire State dyeing and cleaning establish
me,, AZ No se5 Bedford-ave.. early yesterday
morning. saved TIE building and prevented p'oo-
able loss Of life The building. which Is one-story
h-,op structure is in the rear OF three'story
frame ,cnement-hou Klauber lives win MS
fan,uv on on. of the floors OF the tenement-house
JUST before o'clock yesterday morning Mrs
Kl,uber nns awakened by the crying ot her phpY'
- abe pa-sed from her bedroom into the hitchen
.he saw . rrlght light IN the workshop ana arouseu
h.r hushana Elaut.r saw that tnc PhC'
arr and shouted for help. TWO lohcstneh i.aru u
~, AMI IN. three entered the shop ana iouiiu 'HA'
nm, ~ r,,bish was burning IN the cenir" OF the
door \ raw pals Of water cxingulshed tle nihZ' ~;
n ,nv.sfPation showed that the rupbish nl'l
bcen saturaied with keroscre. klluper ,o'" ,H tIe
III. Thai he suspected a former enipioy e. VIZ
nrhnr, ha h,d had trouble. No one could be iound
Who saw the suspect lettering around inc pr ~ 81
Fire Marshal Brymer Is assisting the po'ee IA W
ing to find the person suspected
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

Tho second meeting Of tho Prospect huchr' Iuo
Va. held on Wednesday night a. ihe hon' ol MI
and Mrs Charles r.. orr. a Sov"nty -four 81 ana
Firhiconfh-ave The prizes were Won ny 'i'''''
Schillinc Drllert. orr and VAT
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
GEORGE u. BiNNERNAN FOR THE COUNCIL.

Tho Ropubicans Of the With CouncE Dls'rlr'
ho,., made a strong nomination In George w
rorrorrlan Of the Twenty-sixth Nard. Inc us
:ri,t i- naturally Republican. put III N- 80
,,, .hore things are 50 mixed. there Is no
IT,, y,b,t will happen Mr.. Bannerman' now
.. - tho sor, Of a candidate who will win num-
drcls Of Democratic votes on account OF ms per-
soma strength. He has never been canu'ase 10. h's
poli,cu prcfcrment. or h'ld an ON, h nared nv
l'nts IN working for him. are NOT haHpeieu y!
old scores. ,,-- &, tho CITY Of Brook
w p"l"i - moor parents. and had a nafb lHie
Nh J." ' Tny 70 gct a foothold. After far eauca-
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
WILL HE OR WILL HE NUT
-o, ,vrpsTrp GIVES A PUZZLING RE.
nv To . or-ERY AS TO WHETHER
HE WILL. VOTE FOR TRACY

,,o,or Frederick w Wurster was asked yes'er-
a.. ,rhather he intended to vote Tor Tracy VI i>
Cornpared with his answer typcai rep's VI Wv
nsI,hic pries,ess would be decisive he sa'u
.1 have been absent from the city 1or aoou.
u,aot but from, what understand OF the si'uauo"
here II is so complicated that many WHO WEI ~
g. so,n. particular candidate as EiectioH
nv, anproaches. IN oder to save the Guy "vN'
f,rling into the hands Of TamHahy nan -, -
hor,.,s led by Henry George, may not oe S,ns autS
80 Tor the candidate of Their choiC" W.
W ors v,Io can defeat the TWO men inSInHnnjs -
This was the course pursued by @ thou,u, nn, Win.
~ Money Democrats last yeal. WnV, no. "r,v
...,sir., III. <csllcrt nominations OF lhe' P"'''
800 ,b,ir votes 10 Mckinley: . ,- ..s urck.
saye tme. r.sazed that a vote for Palmer and BuSN
o .nieht result in the election OF Bryahi sita. a
i i'i ~ thousands Of Republicans, VINO are trr,sn,
;~r hetvean Tracy and Low, VIII p,.o, - are sim.
Iev I, Tealjzc that the conditions TINS year arc ~
.lar. - ,,,,,, .bo,.oht they saw in this
n,rio,s Uttorance declaration on ,ne o.. Snnrb
H. Mayor tna' under the crcufn1SIa'''Tr Trocv men
inCtrnroted il a. a declaration ior ,nmany
rl, 'nossble savior of the city lrofn hasf by
ord George They are supported IN Wsvor.s bust
- ,c, ,Sat & W Schleuchtner, tne Sld&U.
~ w IA nortner has announced himself Tor i'a0'
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

'No: out.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

Il Is understood that no move has been MADE as
yo. 20 secure q successor 20 the Rev Dr 'hauho'y
Il Rrcwsicr formerly rector q Grace 'hurch N
tho Hciehts who will bc consecrat"d nishop 'onr- %
,,,,or of Conncciicu' on october 2N IN. KEY Mr.
',i,kfn tho assistant rector OF Grace thurch. mas
acr.n,ed cali 10 Huntington. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
BATTING AVERAGES.
BOWLING AVERAGES

The <!nss Coun;H - GsoIl. .t2 va .e @ al ar
lis eIeye. PCT up several good games 70: tht
leaders <. 7. TodGings headed the figures. ano
the Others Will be seer from t"e fo!Io"Ing'
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

MI Adelaide Wolrott Van Hocscn. youngest
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs \ \ Van io's"n. WAS
married TO Henry Meade Smith on Tucseiy even
Ing She hom. o' her parents. in ST NJ Irk's-fv".
owing irc"f, N'r"dN NcIn' ~. th' wedding was
= quiet orc. The ceremony WIS performed by tn"
Kty. D- J ". Farrar.