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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02


| guagos. together with tho elementary
branches, desires n position in IL good
school. Address Language. this office /
| WANTED-position as filcr in band mill
a No. all around mill man: best OF
references and satisfaction guaranteed
Address -. y. NfcCrimmon, Chester
Texas. II
| WANTED-Ss situation by Young colorod
glrl as cook. nurse or housegirl, w
i,nly, Apply or address 1915 Crosby
WlANTBD-lA Job by an active Young man
as yslsd man OF porter. Address III.
this office
WANTED Position by first grade
teacher as principal Of u town or Wiz
lage school; eighteen years experience;
good references. Address box 2i5. Ell
--Eir, IsN ..s-----------
MECHANIC (marrietO carpenter. wheel
wright and car builder. wants work ait
mill or gin; have plenty of tools. can
run gin. Address j. Bowen. Dayton.
TeMas. 4
NO. i COOK and baker Iwhifc) want. lob
in hotel. restaurant or boardsng carr
good references: sober: In or out of
city. Address SIT this office
wANTED--Young man wishes situation:
any kind OF work. Address $50. this Of
nco.
Waterman or TO do private detective
work best references from business
men. attorneys and officials. Address
~. ~, el,ls " i-e
WANTED-Posltlon by hdy as COM
panion or housskecpcr WITH nice Fam
~ VIII care FOR children ann s aeS ~ iTt
Office, 4
III A r,,ty interested sees this. n, Young
man wants soxne suitable work, am q
"ncn sor ra,ior onicr,,,inmenr and de-
v1opment OF mcd,unshir. Address 7l3,
this cfiicc,
STU TioN wanted by a filst-ciass stick
or and machine hand Address 7l5. this
office. ...-------.-.--
Observation-Disclosures az waitcr or porter;
this offcc.
e,,ur.n,,o,, vy,>,r,rD ~. c...,t.,,
siInal ION WAN lEi,-ly n sWen'sh
Hlluuie-aSNu lady as mani hrrhc or
ena,,psri, T., i,oso, 81, IN is
80 =, .rnrances. lie e1Srns,worthv
Miss A. oland.e, san Angelo Texas Q
,,-I,r,, ,-r,,I =, - 80 ,,-,--
WHoisEsiAbE pbAi,EkS-Who wants
an al travelling man Good hnstiee and
acquainted wfth central IeNas tiude'
S ,oyslos , p,psuarJ3a' AuireSs NJ y;
----e--
SITUATION AN-rDp-An all round
naws 49,, ioh ,s,.i,,,ar ~, ,an a. cr,
bosslns' at, wants nar,nanent Situation
commissioning August i, Address BOX 2Ib
PittsburE Texas. 3
----------------------------
n ~, o,A'4pi us nous'keeisr, no
pnle"tiou TO loaNinE Guy WIN parties
.ilu WWkdnE ou,sluS CIV STATE wages
ae.rsss s2s- thls on,
STU ALTON wANTED--By colorcd man
good " alter porter In store or bar; we'll
Experienced In Homework: understands
milking CT attending TO horses. Address
l0z shls olilee. ---------s
MANIFESTATION by settled white,
lady as thambermaid In return for boys
Hoard Addscss Mrs, H., 1919 Cont.
Fifth ward. vi
nov ,,ta.e a. ,,.,,,,,, 49, .,oro
- ~ , Wa usaNe "a yns ,hjs ~
,,ca 10 'e'' " 'V'' ''s
" 4 ,sTID e;It,oIIon H., Lov Of Id: work
y" ~ = .- 80 49, ~ an roaLe liz
a. any NM w,S,n eli on ar ,Sdr,.ss
t t,s spOi nsi'o a,e,, N"'i va ~
VA >,1rrI,~ s,tpa,lon IA, !, ,,c,,nx man no,
" - : i+i u, r 80 70. ~ |
atraiu OF WORK Apply ~ i'' tn'' o'i'0
-.---------.-.- -------------.
rfs al tn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

NOTICE TO LAND owNERs--f have
established land agency. with travelling
men snd sub-sgents IN Texas. Kansas
and Nebraska ] am fully prepared 70
reaion. Give me your price. desci1p
tons OF land and terms before you give
contract 70 stk<rs. I. ]. Gala. Land
Agency. Ensie. Texas. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

DISSOLUT1ON OF PARTNERSHIP--
Tho firm of Carson & Foley heretofore
eNisting In this dav mutually dissolved.
y. II. Cursor. John j. Foley Houston.
July /.
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FOR SALE.

SIXTEEN HEAD of the finest and best
saddle and driving horses ever brought
to the CITY: three matched teams in the
lot city broke and gentle for ladies. We
are here 10 stay every horse guaranteed
as represented. j, b. Thompson. orange
Swan. salesman. Larcndon's Stable. 3
FOR SALE--A first class buggy and sad
die horse for sale very cheap; sound ~
dollar. Call at 1918 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

NINE. C.. A. BUJAC, p!aniste, studio pa,
Mason block; special attention paid to
residence II desired: instruction TO De-
ginners. also advanced Students. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

WANTED-A good. active while boy =
act az drummer and porter. must be
willing to work and be polite. Apply at
DtlGrey House, -Anele.on' Texas. -
WANTED-A nrst-class waiter and dining
room servant German or Swede prefer
rsd. must lie polNe and wilhng % Mork,
AMY at Delaney House, Angle,on,T Tex
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

A TEACHER OF ancsent and modern Ian
gauges, together with tho elementary
branches, desires a position in IL good
school. Address Language. this office. 4
WsANTED--position as filer In band mill:
"A No. 1 all around mill man. best OF
references and satisfaction guaranteed.
Address u. T. McCrimmon. Chester,
Texas II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OWING TO the rapid increaso OF trade. I
nave this day associated myself with
MT. chris Basber. and Will conduct the
Market at sos Main strest, until furtte-
1otice. =. G. BYRNE,
te .. BARBER,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

FOR SAIE--In town OF 1000 eight pas
senger trains pass daily. good hotel. %
rooms: reason foC selllng. other bust
ness requires my time. Address box LIS:
Flatonia. Texas
WANTED--Partner to Join In putting up
a gin at one OF the best points In Texas;
good opportunity. Address w. b. Gul.
lett. II Campo, Texas. ~
FOR SAI.E-Trayeling photographer
outfit. tinfypeJ and photogrsi n, large
new tent will tsaGI buyer. big casn
baraafr: am having Texas Apply y;
Romans. Kendleton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

WANTED Situation by a Young colored
girl as cook. nurse or housegirl. IN
issinIy. Apply or address 1915 Crosby
SlVeet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

EXPERIENCED MAN wants position "a
Waterman or TO do private detective
week., best references from business
men. attorneys and officials. Address
No. aS7. this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

WtANTED--Posltlon by hdy as COM
panion or housskecpcr with nice fam
lily. will care for children and sew FOR
them; town or country. Address 81. thds
nfoco 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

MECHANIC (marrieeO, carpenter. wheel
wright and car builder. wants work a,
mill or gin; have plenty OF tools: can
run gin. Address j. Bowen, Dayton.
Texas.
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STU ALTON wanted by a filst-class stick
az and machine hand. Address 1l5. this
ufti.o n
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SITUATION WANTED.

BOOKKEEPER--Young men. cxpcrlcnc.
cd. desires stoihy position or extra
work; time and terms to suit Address
Bookkeeper. this oftice 4
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1T A rarty interested secs this a young
man wants sosne suitable work. am q
hynnotist with somc practical eNper-
nucc, ;or Darlor entertainment and de-
voloDment OF mcdiunlship. AddrAss 7l3,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

AGENTS and t'anc'i nHraE~. salary OF
commission. Hunter Tailoring a'o S""'
CO. Cincinnati. ONO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

W'AN1'ED-Posltton by hrst grade
teacher as principal Of u town or VIII
lage school; eighteen years experience;
good references. Address box 2i5. Ell
Ein. TNNas. 4
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WlANTED-lA job by an active Young man
as ward man or porter. Address III.
thin office 4
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WANTED-Posstipn as houselSceper; no
objection to leaving city with parties
and working outside city: state wages,
Address sos this otf.sa 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

WANTED-A man to drive Laundry
wagon: must he well ACQUAINTED " N,
Wand Laundry,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

WANTEp-Situation by "A young colored
boy; j am a very good cook or SUI
perimcnuont. Jim Harris. lGC7 Saulnier
Stre,.f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

NOTICE r. hereby give, that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and honri
of directors of the Gal, eston. Harr,s
burg and San Antonio Railway company
viii be held at the office of said com.
pany. in the city of Houston. Texas. or
Tuesday. July 9th, 1891
&c c. u. SEGER. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE DIRECT NAVIGA-
TlON Co, Houston. June 6. lsg7~-The
annual meeting of the stockholders and
directors of "The Direct Nav,cution
Company" viii he held In the ccmpanv's
office, No. 100 Franklin street, IIous-
ton. Texas, on Tuesday. July g. 1897 at IL
o'clock a. M. PAUL. FLATO.
10 Secretary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

ION NDONoR" cures without mcilcige.
and cures when medicine fails. sold or
re1t'd by DR.. j. VI. Arnold loalec Tor
Sonrh Texas. office. Moore & Burnett
bll.dine. 1913 Texas avenue. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

HO1 SToN SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING SCHOOL. Mason Block. Mss
Alice +. Harper. principal. II vou are
ambitious and will work hard. we want
you to take business training course
with us ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED--I-ady partner In paying busi-
ness; must have $4,000 In cash, must
be refined and OF good standing. Adj
dress Confidential. this office. a
to invest from 500 10 500.
having business eis'o DOCTOR Wishing 10
exchange property. Call or address
Southern Star Business Bureau, Hous-
ton.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE--A machine shop
and foundry. Address George ]. jordan
Uillsb)ro Tell
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HELP WANTED-A good cook: also a
ward man. can Ut once. Mrs. Massle.
SlS Mckee ss.ceet
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AGENTS W1ANrrED-To sell Dandrurfane:
ov.r 600 cans sold in Houston IN Two
weeks send - cents for slhipie n L,5
terms Agents supply Co, room iVl' loi5
TnNas aNnnme. Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

SITUATION WANTBD--An all round
news and job printer, who can do en-
boSSng, etc, wants permanent situation
commencing Angus, |. Address Box 2@t.
PittsburG. Texas.
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NO. COOK and baker (whitc) wants lob
in hotel. restaurant or boarding. cars /;
good references: sober; In or out of
city. Address SIT, this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

FOX Sl.D Won can have your watch clean
ed or main spring reriaced under SHtr
antee at ~. {. Wrede's, 400 Travis
81. d
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-25
REFORM SCHOOL REPORT.
Needs Of the institution for the Care
of Unruly Girls.

The report Jf tie Girls Re form School
has been submitted to the District Commits
sioners ny Mr. Frank Stroud, vice president
Of the Institution. The. estimates for sala
ries and maintenance are 81 1928. The
trustees ask for an addition 10 the main
building aud ether Improvements OF value
Sr S54, 200. u is stated thatth efficiency
OF the schCnl aud economy both require that
the ,s5o,n00 for tlie addition OF the main
building I've mad. There could be ninety
or more cells added with no addition 10
the force, except possibly two teachers
The present force is, Notwithstanding THIS,
deemed absolutely necessary To oversee
',Ie girls properly and to prevent theII
froiA escaping from the institution. The
present building j. said To be greatly in
need Of painting. aus
The farr4 Of the school is stated 20 he
in an excellent condition, but in order 10
keep the vegetable raised for the inmates,
Z small building, to cost SO SEQ, Il asked
fer. Heretofore IL Iss teen necessary 70
sell vegetables raised. and then buy Others
as the winter progresses.
The trca SuIer of TIE institution has beeIi
working for some tine without salary,
as IN the last appropriation bill no FRO
vision was made for a salary f"r tins
office. \ def cheney appropri alton #
5000, TO tie Immediately ava liza hle. l. asked
inr, and also provision for salary OF treas
uer in tie FIXTURE
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-25

Judging from certain preliminary warn.
tugs contained in the short official dis
patches from Simla, we may look for more
AID more serious fighting in Northern India,
any day. After the fight on the samana
Ridge aud tie final capture OF the strategic
position held 10y the tribesmen, sir Yeat-
man Psrrs was ablc to form ii junction
with the conln and Of sir william Lockhart
a1d their combined forces under the lstter,
are now operating against the main strong
holds Of the Afridis and orakzais. The
latest new Is that these tribes Inen have col
Iected ia large numbers on both sides Of the
Scmpagha pass, where they nave in-
trenched themselves after sending Their
women 70 safe distance. Evidently the
native tactlcS are dictated toy some hody's
strong military sense, either natural on
trained. The camps of the British are bar
aS>ed IL Night bv constant deep firing,
uneasy and restless. while the innurmerable
passes aud mountain dcfileS present al!
the conditions for q guerrilla warfare ia
-orable TO the de,dzens Of the region and
greatly difficult To an Invading army COM
PEELED 10 keep open long line of com
mumcation ana supply, and rnlpeded hy
heavy provision. ammunition and ann
buIance trains, besides artillery.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-25
FUNERAL. OF MAJOR HANNEGAS.
Will BE- Conducted by Father Ryan
ut DIR. MaAey's Home.

Major ScllnIan Ianne gan, for Ilany years
dooTkeeper Of the diplomatic gallery or
the Senate and one of the most widely
known attaches of the Capitol died yes
terday n the residence of Or Frederick
MoNcy, at Rhode Island avenue and Twelfth
street, where he has lived several years
MajLr flanagan had been, apparently, ia
health until last week. Friday morning he
was suddenly taken ill with cerebral
hciiiorrhage, form of ap0pleNy. He lost
CONSCIOUSNESS Immediately, and continued
Ia that state until his death yesterday. The
daucGterof the stricken man wasSummoned
and she was st His bedside when he died.
Mr.. Duncan Hannegan, a sou of MaiCi
HdnIiegan, has been a member of a field
party OF the United states Geological sur
vey working near Denison, Tex. Tie wa
al~D teleCr1 I'hed of his fathers Illness and
arrived here today when arrangements for
The funeral We're made. The services VIII be
held privately al = O'Clock Tomorrow at the
residence OF DR.. Maxey. Interfuent viii be
made at MoCrt Oh vet Cemetery.
MAJOR nahnc;.an wa, iurn near CoSinc.
ten, Ind, in 1929 He was the Son u
Senator Elw ard A. flanagan OF Indiana,
who died in st Louis thirty-eicht wears
ago. The deceased was "a descendant IL
one Of the r5ost famous or Indiana tar.i-
hes, and the tragic story OF his life Is
most interesting one. His son, Ned Han.
necan was accidentally killed some years
ago neGr Old Point Comfort. The de-
ceaSec has been connected with the Sen.
ate since 1875. and was thrown in contact
with al the prominent Statesmen and diD.
lulDatS since that time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-25
AFRAID OF vANDALs.
George NJ. pullmah's Remains En-
CaSed IN a Mass of Concrete.

Chicago, m, Oct 25. The coffin con
tanning the body of George NJ. Pullman
lies ih ma IS Of concrete one and haif
feet chick on he bottom and at the sides
aud three feet on top, while bars OF steel
placed above cffectually protect it from van
dial attacks The Work of putting in the
concrete ana riacihg the steel bars was
completed late yesterday Afternoon.
Mr.. Pullnan's family desired that some.
thing he done to render the grave impreg-
Gabie TO attack, for vandalism was feared,
particularly ia view of the ill-feeling
gcnderel because of the great strike Of
ls@i, when threats were made against Mr..
Pullman; life
The heavy lead-line,i mahogany box con
tliring the coffin was wrapped in tar
paper, apon which was laid an inch I'll as
phaltun. mich will prevent the ingress
OF air, and, except in the case or some eT-
traordinary disturbance, viii preserve he
body foI ages The grave is d rectar gular
Pit, 3 feet long, feet wide and : feet
deep, with "A flooring of concrete, strength
encd by bands OF metal.
The relatives OF Mr.. Pullman listened TO
the reading Of his will Saturday evening
What was the docunIe.. None of them will
say. John s. RunnellS Mr.. Pullman'S
lawyer. who drew the Will VS. Ill guesses
regarding it's contents are worthless. There
is & provision, it's said that the SONS must
mend their ways, under penalty of having
their aanuities cut off.
Robert ] Lincoln and Norman b Ream,-
the latter wealthy board OF trade OPP
orator, are ramed as executors of the
estate, aud Mr. Lincoln has the viii
locked VI in his safe. 1t was delivered Ia
him yesterday. The Willis 10 be offered for
probate tomorrow.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-25
MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1897.
Notes of the Day.

There is a story to the effect that at the
dawn OF iast summer when the President,
.-oaded TO a desire for action toy the atroC-
tiles OF Spain in Cuba ana the demands q
the nation. wrote message 10 the Con
rreSs. - il has been alleged, recognizing
the belhEereucy Of the republic, he Wa
warned i'm the course OF an angry colluquy
winch cnsucd upon his literary effort, but
precedcd any chance to get il over t.
Capitol Hin. that he was wantonly aud
wIckedly wasting good powder ;hat. If
kept until just before the Ohio election.
yuuld he used 10 save The day FOR bIs
great friend in that State. INN cdiately
when the story leaked out, as everything
happening in the White House and the de
paitnlents Is sure to friends of the PreSi-
dent assured uS that he still was Favorable
20 Cute, and that it would only be
necessary - wait until the last week in
October 10 see something drop-some-
thing OF highly patriotic and sensational
character Well, here We are, arrived ~
the season of promise and what thcne
Something is about TO happen, but we do
not expect TO find il anything very fierce
except in appearance. There can be no
d.ub; that matters look bilious for Mr..
from Mr. Mckinley might help him; but:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-25

Only a few days more aud we are %
see the uutconie OF the Union Pacific deai
n3de hy Grover Cleveland with the Schiff-
Morgan syndicate. The disqualification
of the system. if the syndicate succeeds in
holding Mr.. Mckinley 10 his predecessor
contract, illanount TO 1921 600, 600. drid
the War street value ret upon III. ~
curitie. TO be issued as representing that
capital is stated at $3.50, 600. The
Government claim is 500 COo,ooO nut Of
this S2O.O0O, 600 goes 10 the syndicate
10y way OF good-fellowship. Ahead Of
the Government claim is the first Eiurt
gage lien If S37 coo, 600. If taken up al
pr the Reorganization committee" then
would gct for $50 .0oo 900 net, property
which waH aud Lombard streets are wait
Sl5476O 900 So the syndicate would
get the road at SS4.760 600 les than its
present cash subscription value in Wall
street after clearing Off all cncumhrances
The general understanding appears Ia be
thai the Influence %: the combination is
too strong to iuNify much hope that the
President w:l interfere. II he should not
there VIII re trouble over the matter when
the Congress meets. tut as far a. the tinan-
cial interest OF the nation in the matter T.
concerned. ;hen n win be too late. Syn
6icates know what they are about.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for constructing a bril-

PROPOSALS for con structing q brick
eight-room school building ON the south
east corner oil flfst anu Qnlhcy streets n9rln-
bia. Office of the Commissioners, d. c.,
Washington, ID. C., Oct 21, 1s97-Sealed
until m on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80,
1897, for constructing a brick eight-room
school building at the southeast corner OF
First and Quincy streets, Washington,
ID. G. Blank forms Of proposals and speci-
fications, together with all necessary in
formation, can be obtained upon application
therefor at the office OF the inspector OF
buildings of the District of Columbia, and
bids upon these forms only will be consid-
cred The right is reserved 10 reject any
or all bids. Proposals must be inclosed in
an envelope, sealed and Endorsed on the
outside: Proposals for constructing an
eight-room school building, corner First
and Quincy streets, Washington, ID. G.
JOHN w. Ross JOHN B. WIGHT, VIM.
M. BLACK, Commissioners DC.
oc2 2 -6tex5
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bur Resulting la great injury TO, hisinterests-
Ranks, the open aad active interference or
the Fedora Administration in the local
fight, and tie dangerous confessions OF
Commissioners Butterworth regarding Pres.
dent Mckinley personal la nj in the matter
have been had enough. Taken together
With the evident intention TO crush Low as
a looming Presidential quantity, and the
manifest impossihlity or electing Tracy,
they have tened TO Prove the existence
of a deal between Plat and Croker 10
throw the election To the latter. And now
comes Platt'sman. State Chairman Hacketi.
holding th' tacful of cats wide open. II,
declares il.at while the boys ia New York
may give the Easy Boss a throw-doyd, he
viii oontr] the next legislature, and then
anything wanted IN the big city viii have
TO be paid for strictly ina advance. He de
olares that the up-eomtry hayseeds viii
net only stick TO the Raines law. hut make
it stirfvr. II coinpels the city 10 pay a
good many taxes for the jays, and that
benefit they are in no danger of turning
away. SO Wa observe that neat little
Arrangement of inter partisan balance or
power has been fixed up between Plat
and Croker. One IL 10 run the state and
the other the Metropolis. upon the basis of
an equita he stand-off and divide. But
Ia ckett. or tica, What viii the bosses 30
10 him for exposing the game?