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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23
FootbnM Gnmc Ycstcrdny.

Yesterday afternoon at the Baseball rark
football game was played by the Houston
ana the Houston High School Football
teams. !, was the initial game Of the High
school hoys, but they played we'll. making
two torchGoWns, the REGULARS following
with one, another by me High school while
The regulars scored the last. making The
score when time was called--Iigh school
l., regulars s.
Tho High school team il much cncour-
aged by the result OF their first lineup.
and are rrncticng in anticipation of n com
bat with the Rail High school team OF Gal
weston h The near future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
The H,pnotists.

Whether the audiences at the opera house
this week have been skeptical. or other
wise. rs to the entertainments which Pro-
lessor Lee, the hypnotist and his assist
ants. have been giving. they have laughed
heartily night after night and enjoyed the
exhibition OF the power OF imaginative
suggestion apparently TO the utmost The
attendance was excellent again last even
ms and the fun plentiful, The engagement
VIII close tonight and the professor prem
lses one Of the most enjoyable evenings of
the week Exhibitions have been given at
several private residences during the week,
where small parties OF friends gathered.
This afternoon the opera house stage will
be given NJ to The Foun linr with
'issy fitzgerald as the bright particular
star and center of interest Tho advance
sale Of seats is already very large.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23

The meeting of real estate mon to be
held at the rooms of the Houston Business
League, Monday evening, January %. at
1880, is exciting great deal Of interest in
real estate circles Every real estate man
in Houston and those who may be in the
city on that evening are cordially invited
TO be present
II is not necessary that those participat-
ing in the meeting should he members Of
me league. Tho real estate men in Aathcr-
ing together can exchange ideas and dis
cuSs questions which will be of advantage
TO the city and section. and act as n unit
upon matters which are of general interest
TO the city
Promp, attendance at 7:30 will enable the
meolIng % got 10 Morl without delav
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23
4 House Robbery.

Thieves broke into the residence of Fred
NJ Court Tuesday night ana carried off 4
valuable flute, watch. pocketboolI Of Mrs.
Court. containing her market money, and
several smaller articles that were priced
highly as lecpsakcs
Robheries have been committed before
in this part of the city tFar Grounds add-
tlon) and policeman is badly needed there.
The family feel that they had very mar
row escape OF being burned out. for the
thieves were very protusa in their use OF
matches. which they lett scattered about
ihn nnnrs
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INITIATES AN OBLIGATION.
h Creditor Can Not Collect For
Goods and Mares
FURNISHED FOR ILLICIT PURPOSES,
x Decision That VIII Ancct n LARGE
Traffic In Furniture sold on the
lnstnllment Plan.

There was case in Justice Fi;sc's court
yesterday to which was applied for the first
time In this city a decision Of ihe court Of
civil appeals, the result Of which viii nat
urally disturb very large traffic N furni-
ture sold in this city on the instaliment
plan to prostitutes.
The case at bar was that OF +. l.. Hood
Va. Dora Moore
+. l.. Hood had sold large quantity Of
goods 10 Dora Moore. on credit. payments
10 be made AT stipulated periods Payments
fell behind ana suit VAS brought 10 recover
the amount, hut on trial justice Fitze held
that Il WAS not recoverable. tie follows a
decision OF The court Of civil appeals al san
Antonio. which declares that where q -acr.
chant sells goods TO the keeper 81 a house
Of PROSTITUTION on credit. As he expe-ts his
payments 10 be- made out 81 the proceeds
OF her Illegal business, he can not, through
The courts. collect hts money.
" The decision invoked IN This case vas in
sthc case OF Reed rs. brewer in san An
Tonic. the sliiabus Of which Giles tAsi
: plainiiG. with full knowledge of he facts.
sold furniture for use "a a house o. pres
titation. nnder a contract providing for
monthly payments, aud that ,he purchaser
should use she furniture n her house tale
10 remain ia the venlor until the .rsue WAS
paid uqoa this proposition Il was held
BY. the courr that The cont-ac. and rctes
given In accordance .herewlth. we're S1d.
being based upon an Illegal consideration
The court further held in rendering It's de-
cisioa Ihst The debt vas ;ouu Jed Greu an
Illegal consideration, cpatr4ry to public
policy and sooJ morals ard VA, lhe ,ou-
iraet was Therefore rendered vud
Continuing, mt ccur says The 1zw dis
counignalcas contracts. the consideration
Tor which most cclao cui O.; vocation aot
.only eeETsaias ard opposed % pub'lc foi-
't3s aescncy Eut morals br; oge pru
which ise statutes OF the states have Z laced
the siaHp - .isappr1fal auA hr-rdei as a
crime acsius' society. it surh r7atfatfs are
knowingly Nladc The parties thereto need
hot sNutct ne lo-cltr4tlon u taa courts ia
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,rra ugemcnts for the EncHmpmcnt.
Mcnlnrinl HrsnImtion~ of Nc,nerI.

ARA ufscmcpt> for the Encampmcnt.
Memorial Resolutions nf Rc>pcrt.
Mcclellan post. Grand Army Of the Re-
public, held Is regular meeting Thursday
night. The principal matter considered be-
ing thc STATE eacanpmant 10 he hs.l here
nest April Tho cacGmpmcnt was discussed
ar -onic length and committee or prunm-
inars arrangements was appointed. the
committee 70 rsqe., 90 an adjourned meet
Ing 80 be held az -.eo . "a. sunday. Z. e.
n~}cr IS chairman Of The committee ana
N,sss Rust Woei U.s. freiichs and Engle
~re l's other Atmrlrs THIS committee
Ntfl mef ,uHisat 20 Mr Dryer office.
an urgfaf e1n5t wal be E.nle % secure
-he atteu-1u q All th' members next
sari4y Afternoon IL is Important that all
should hr there. as the matter 70 be- con-
siie.ed Is Qup tha- invites iAo attention of
a.i .he u.euotra.
~ ihc mee-iss Thursday ;ho memorial
committees appu,rtel ~ draft suitable
" resolutions on tae deaths o. Comrades
George Z Gage and William Fuller report
Ct as fellows
To ihe Worthy Commander George g. Nc
e'olan Post. 10 @, Grand Army oi the
h7uthe.
We your memorial committee. appoiatod
ior zoe sad bl. frat-T.al duty " reporting
suitable resolutions of respect ami rrglri
10 our beloved and rglried comraac.
George T. Gage who in tho course OF ma
tugc mas bcea barrett irom US. reSuc fully
report aud ass; thai the following resolu-
tons be spread upuu our rHongia and that
yoly IN sect De transmitted by the a3ju-
fant % our POST Gee tac relatives OF orr de-
ceasel Comrate.
Resolved That ga the death Of our be-
loved Comrade rho Grand Army 81 the Re-
public and our loved aud comson country
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CITY oFTirEns.
Voters Who Tbinis The, should Al
~" Elected. Not Apnrinfcd.

~ btf''"H. N"t AupEi nfrd.
TIC following Petition Is being circulated
and s'grei and aiil be presented to the
council az i,s next Meeting.
To the Honorable. the Mayor and Board o,
Aldermen Of the city Of Houston.
nc under irncd residents and voters o.
no cit. OF Houston respectfully represent.
The city n Houston g a democratic city
and iis government should be a democratic
goFernmont.
That a democratic government is a gov
crnmeu. ~ The peoulc
That In government OF the people pub
lie officers are the servants Of the people
and should he chosen by 'as people
ina. in he proposed changes OF the
Houston city charter. tho propf sition to
have the mayor, ALDERMEN treasurer. AZ
SCISSOR and collector. city attorney. Lcalth
officer and eirCct commissioner elected by
The people IS democratic cnd right.
That the proposition 10 take from the
people and vest IN the mayor ani aldermen
the election Of secretary, engineer record
or, market master. gcayCnger and uchocl
superintendent, IS undcmocratic md wrong.
reelection upon tho intelligence OF the
people and their capacity for sclf-goyern-
ment.
Wherefor9we respectfully ask that In any
amended chatter asked tor, II be proyid-
ed that recorder secretary engineer. mar
ket master. scavengcr and school superin-
tendent. as well as mayor. aldermen. treas
urer. assessor aud collector marshai. city
attorney and health officer. b. elected hy
the people. Let us elect them all
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23

A Familiar FiEnrr 60 The Visitors to
Ia Porle and Mnr4an.s MINI

A Familiar fiEurc 60 The VISITORS to
La Porte aad Nnrzan's Point.
Colonel Rising a. Ia Porte Familiarity
known TO DIS h,s' srieats Is "ual aas
been the htro O., mans interesting stories
I in connection with the growth Of ,he resort
city so popular dlr.as the MINER mouths
with To- people Of Houston. Co,ouei Rising
and Ais famous team of mules. just tribe
larger ttau Jack rs5h.ts. earned great
Reputation ln tie days whom hey elrr.ci
Passengers between The eud Of the railr5ad
ana Ia Porto. The drive Mas for long
tine seven mllc- ove- .se palr!cs. Colonel
Rising was ihe "Ha-s Mons~ q the line
and be newer .aiiei ga make connections.
He wes msN agent manager. ticket agent.
conaucioy and driver and during be long
service he carried MANY uru Of prom
inencc lhe cgloGe, narrr oi jer'cA 20 4
peyias ga reer aslus tle familiar tftle
OF "Dal. tut be would occ4sio1eNv sin
down AID SIG down hard uRau a familiar
snlat a'eek who i0ai 800 many Hchrties
upon sheTt aclasin4ncC Colonel Rising
Is eooH story fe-lcr bri Be has most
Nioirnt dieUke f1r rrotrnity and he never
aNoN"i ite use ~ 'rlss warls 600 his
preatuco up1n ans account colonel Ei~fr-
Is an extreme ana Observation-Disclosures r-ottri.
Zionist lie nas 3n af-rIi1alt- i0l-luz rp-
wsfn lilies 4nf hos stsr'es u r-ca hls
hrifhi -yf17-o!1 1ny fr rtlirg him Gap
NitA ihe MemheFs M tae Let Fans FISH
inE cluh tne ooIuae. Us "a great fsgrrIfa ana
his influence is largely rssrarsibi4 .or 20
many nemhers o. th4t famous orsani1a-
non. hNMs acquired lhl Sunday school
hati;
Last weoh Ia Porte Chronicle Says %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23

In the county court yesterday Judge Shaw
made the following orders:
J. f. Jones VS.. Harris county. damages
judgment for defendant
James Niece w. Mutual Building and
Loan association; verdict for plaintiff for
$500 SO.
Nancy Jackson vs.. Hartford Insurance
company; continued generally.
Mrs Page Fischer VIZ. Liverpool, London
and Globe Insurance company; continued
generally
y, Il. Stcgal vs. Hugh Hamilton, con-
tinued by agreement and reset for first
Jury week in March term.
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eggs ara without shells aud were the prod
uc1 o, 4 game puliet ) months old This
was her frs. experience In the egg laying
business and she aud her owner are very
proud q the achievement
Another remarkable egg Is now IN pos
session OF Postmaster u. {. Smith II IS
a very small hon egg. not larger than a
crow Xxx. hut the remarkable feature
about u IS that no matter ia what position
ii : placed II viii Immediately SDriug up
on IT'S small end aal remain In that posi-
uon and iu no other. In this respect Il il
lise chllis toy loaded with mercury. but
M Smith pledges his word that the egg
is natural and that il has never been tam
perC1 with.
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The Mission Work.

Tho directors OF the Florence Crlttcnton
Rescue home mot last night and discussed
plans for inaugurating the work,
The general opinion prevailed that the
hest plan to pursue would be to locate the
permanent homo somewhere in the suburbs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23

The following suits were filed yestor-
day In the office Of the district clerk
John Kennedy VS.. Ransom Sutton ct al
debt and foreclosure.
Eddie Little VS.. Della Little. divorce.
city of Houston VS.. Henry 7. Brock ct
al. for city taxes.
city of Houston VS.. George b. Washing
ton. for city taxes.
City of Houston VS.. Frederick Hart, for
city taxes,
f. r. Olcott VS. p. H. Miller
l.. Crawford VS.. V. II. Merriwether ct al.
debt and foreclosure.
Salio L. Zurich VS. John Zurich. divorce
and injunction.
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In the district court Judge Tod entered
the following orders:
Frank Johnson VS.. Texas and New Or
leans Railway company; continued gener-
ally,
George Sampson ct al vs. George l.. por-
ter ct al, continued generally by agree
ment.
Alice f Hooper VS.. George w. Gaines
continued by defendant.
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Young Peonlc,s RnIi..

There Will be rally OF all the young
peoples societies In the city at shearn
church sunday afternoon AT o'clock sharp
The rally vs. for the greater Acquaintance
OF the religious young people and deepen,
ing OF ,he,r religious life, greater spirit
uality. All pastors and members are spe
'ciaily invited to attend ana take part. The
aubject Is; "Our Failures and Successes -
Luke, g, Ill.
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4; :. r. Rowan. n. @, I, l.: {. ". Wan.
ID. C. O. c., ani Carl Ries, ~ C " % =.
Tie officers Installed were. : ". Bioi-
reit, p. C.. H. T. RoC. Z. C.; L. =. Wit
Sins. Y. c.. James G. Stanley. y. J0ha
CrcrnhAlEa. u. Of W. r II Franklin. Is
O. Z. Are ;; GoorEH P.sserett r. ~ F;
John Kennedy VI q z John Collins
y ~ AZ Frci bcT-,ti. l. &C.; Thomas
Owen o C.
There was a good attendance and IMPORTS
showed fhs lo.ee affairs "a eoac cor ]iHon
Jonn Is brow was ili,.atci aUi kl;eht.d
Eurl-.- so ..--f.s.nrssn
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A DAY ABOUT THE COURTS.
Cases Set for Trial Duriul First
Week of Criminal Court,
CIVIL DISTRICT AND COUNTY COURTS
sun Mt Their Usual Grind-Ncw Suits
FOR the avn District court.
Divorce and Injunction.

The following cases were set for trial yes
terday for the first week OF the February
term OF the criminal district court;
MONDAY, FEBRUARY l.
?S1!-Mnry Collier. assault to murder.
ass4--WIlter Rainy, breaking fence.
9960-Jen saulter, carrying pistol.
l0012-C. w. Jones, appeal.
100l3--L Schmaltz. appeal.
l00l5-S. Goldblatt. appeal.
100l7-Della Bowen, appeal.
l002lF kaufhold. appeal
l0036-Taylor Harris theft. misdemeanor.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q
l0075--Joe Navarro. assault to murder.
100I6--George Navarro, assault TO MUIR
der.
lO139-lke Pearson. theft.
lOlil--John LEM. appeal.
lol49--J. G. Young cattle theft.
10l6i-Harry Warner. theft.
10l61-Jacob Schwartz, receiving stolen
property.
lolr9--Ad Simmons, aggravated assault
and battery.
lOi7o-Will Ashwood. threats to take
human life.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRU AIRY 3.
1olIl-- Ben Williams assault TO mui der
1ol72-Loris Zones, aggravated assault
and battery.
l0l73-Wm. Jones. burglary.
l0li4--Johnson Childs. hog theft
l0lI5-Oscar Merrland, assault 10 mui
der.
lO17o-Martin Spencer, alias C. Allen,
forgery.
l0lSl-Mattic Dallas, theft
i0lSi-Wlll Tolbert. carrying a pistol.
l0lS6-Tom Berkeley, burglary.
10lSS-Albert Hamilton and Will Lucas
theft.
1Dlo2-O. G. Bruce. carrying a pistol.
1G197-Allen Morin. carrying n pistol.
10l93-O. c. Bruce, assault to murder.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
l0lS3- Ed Branch, carrying a pistol
10209-Ed Branch. aggravated assault and
battery.
lG203-Ed Branch, assault to murder.
l020i-iavd Sessums, bur slary.
102o5- Frank Lewis. theft misdemeanor
1020G-Frank Lewis burglary.
10207-Charlie. Willie Blackburn. alias
Cracker Jack, receiving stolen property.
l020S- sam Weller. forgery.
l02lj-Sarn Weber. forgery and passing.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY >.
1020o-S. A. Andrews, alias Sis, assault
to murder.
lo2lo-John Hugh, selling mortgaged
property.
1o212-.Icc Devlne. extortion.
l02l3- Andrew Caruihers assault to rob
l0l95-AnGrcw Caruthers. carrying u pis-
toll
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

TIC total re 'eIpts OF cotton n, M, -,
ioaay were a&6 bales. as follows; Nv
Sull. COLORADO and Sarta Fee, 72S: Interni,
,iI"uei am G,cai Northern. 2S; Galveston,
kdnsae and reM s. 90: t;9ivcSion i =,
9,g9s,'e ana Houston. 1876: by three barges,
shirments-To Bremen. ys Norr, soox
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23

So many people are under the impression
that all laundries use acids. In reality
great many do. There is one in Houston.
the Model at l0ll Prairie. that is abso-
lutoly free from II. The public is at all
time invited TO visit and inspect our plant.
For quick work ring 1877. Hamburger C
Dreyling, proprietors. Out OF town work
solicited
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meople o, overlooked the Importance OF nor.
iSf,ed ~. w oensnelai effects and were sat-
VIII II generally known that syrup of Fiss
sim, vii, s psr,Aamsntiy overcome habItual con.
buy oiber ,wssesai,,iinniormed people viii not
but finally inture the system. ume'
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with a temporary home. or Mace OF proba-
ticn. located somewhere In proximity to
the scenes of vice from which the unloriu-
mates are TO be rescued. This is plan
which has been adopted at Dallas and one
winch Is working very SUCCESSFULLY.
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building Permits.

The following building permits were is
sued Yesterday by city Engineer Gueringer:
Dr Abraham. repairs on house, Dallas
and Jackson. S35.
J. Z. Cal5rai,h. five-roon cottage on
pease avenue $1,000
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No Dnmngrs Allowed,

In the county court yesterday, in the case
of j. +. Jones rs. Harris County, for dam
ages, a judgment was given for the de-
PENDANT.
Mr.. Jones brought suit against the coun :
ty TO recover 800 from the county for
damage done his property on Wichman
street in consequence of a bad drain for
which he claims the county was respon :
sible
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23

a pair OF eggs Joined with siamese
twin ilgament was exhibited at The Posts
editorial rooms Friday by Mr.. John Riley.
who lives on Washington street. The twin
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X. of l.. Installation

Officers were installed In Houston Lodge
mo. 10y. Knights of Pythlas, last night. by
Deputy Grand Chancellor George B. Griggs,
lessisted by J. R. NORM. D. v. c.. W. s.
eutten, D. 9. r.; 7. J. Baker. D. @. NJ. at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23

Vendors notes and builders liens bought
Loans made on flrst-class real estate. See
x. Il. Soiourner Company, 10O9ia Congress
avenue.
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In the district court yesterday Sallic Il.
Zurich filed suit against John Zurich for
divorce on account Of cruel treatment, and
praying for an injunction to restrain the
defendant from coming about or further
Annoying her during the tendency Of the
suit. The injunction was granted as prayed
FIR
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LADIES' LiNtiieoNs
by the Shclirring Arms ANA III,
Nnmnn's Uritef Corps.

Nh'i'rrlnE Arms nnd the
""mnn's nriief Corps.
The sheltoriug Arms tea room Will he
presided over today by Mrs t. 7. Noyes
ana Mrs o. r Holt assisted by Mrs.
@ Roberts Mrs. Aubrey McGuin. Misses
iina Cleveland Clara Taylor Marietta Del.
gado, Belle Dickson and Lulu Bryan.
Menu -Eseoiloped oysters. hot lamb
chops. French peas brolled tenaerloin
cream potatoes. cold ham. celery galad. hot
biscuit mlnce pie, wine Jelly and whipped
cream, coffee tea ana chocolate.
The Womans Relief corps win servo nv
Key ana cranberry sauce with salads etc.
at their dining room in the Rice buildine
corner OF Travis and Texas. from 10 a. m
10 10 p m. They had fine attendance yes.
teraay ara me public Is becoming better
acquainted with the good work these iadies
are engaged in.
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ARsOLUTELY FREE FROM ACIns.

Gas cooking stoves and hot plates for
sale by Houston Gas Light Co.
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DON'T KNOW EVERYTHING.

We don't know everything, hut we do
know how TO do the best laundry work In
town, and how TO give prompt service. at
81 Packard's Troy Laundry. Phone 332
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CnnntN nOnal Work.

Work on the extension of the Harrisburg
shell road from Harrisburg to Deepwater
is progressing very satisfactorily, About
n mile and three quarters OF the roadway
las now been completed and work is he
ing pushed right along.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Galveston. January .,
ARRIVED
IS Clinton. Wertsch. Morgan CITY.
CIEAREb.
SIS Ccnal. Evans New York.
IS Worsloy Hall, Lewthwa.te. Liverpool.
SAILED.
s. Mex 'nln. Edwards. I.iYcrpool.
IS Norma. GNiP. i}rcmcn
s. Duchess OF York, Lynn. Hamburg.
SIS C9tl.on. Wertsch. Erlxos Santiago
VESSELS IN POR~
Ss Thorntondale. Fowler & McV.t,s.
IS bernard Hall. Sawyer & Co.
IS North Sands, D. Ripley Il Co,
IS Dunraven. ]. Moller & Co.
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TO CURE A CoID IN ONE DAY

nike Laxative Promo Quniue Tablets
All drusg SITS refund the money II 1t fail,
to cure. zoe.
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Light Co.
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Marriage Licenses.

There was but one marriage license Is
sued yesterday from the county clerks Of
ticc--John Warren and Susie jenkins
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Justice HiIi's Cnurt.

Ruby Morris, Mabel Tomilson. alias
Jackson, Nora Denman, Sadie Cole. Fannie
Smith, vagrancy, fined 81 and costs each
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GALVESTON STOCK
ON sHIrBoARp NOT CLEARED.

Total stock ...........,lS7,46s
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IN oLDEN TIMES

'eH's-To Iremcn, Is Norm, s905.