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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23
SNAPS IN ClIi PROPERTY
~ lots cone corner IN Third ward

SNAPS IN CITY PROPERTY
~ lots Cone corner IN Third ward,
.i2bu
Splendid nvo-room cottage. on 50.foot
lot. Third ward. SHOW the lot alone
worth .ii(n
Two beautiful lots. Third ward, 5000
Five nic0 lois. Fourth ward. near chr
lire. with siN-room house on same. must
sell, price $500. worth SS0p.
lands, 40 acres OF iino Brazos bot
tom land. improved, SG5op ON terms; "a
hnap."
40 So 100 and so acre tracts OF flrst
class black land. near Houston, at $40
Sla and ssc per acre. on terms
Tracts of 10. 81 and lG1 arrca, twenty
miles from Houston, SO per acre, 10 per
cent ca-sh and balance from two to len
years. Z per cent interest
li4S acres of splendid timber land. "a
miles from Houston. s. 30 per acre
II acres well improved, four miles from
Houston, SlaN. on easy terms.
40 acres nicely improved Ave miles
from Houston, 3ilr On terms
40 acres Of first -'l,aNs black pralrie
Land, near House 30 trade Tor i'm.
proved North 1C arm,
U II, =. "4., Ring Building.
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WANTED-By single man, position rs
bartender. have Rad soma experience,
Will work for small wages first month
H. Averctt. ColemaiS- Texas. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23

Splendid nvo-room cottage. on 50.foot
lot. Third ward. Ni00; the lot alone
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Fiji
HELP, WANTED.


eFRVAN7TT-- Mimic aged WOMAN with no
family, TO live on place, general house,
work for family two. Apply 1915 Mckin-
ncy. n
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WANTED--By man Of IS. to take care
horse. work around house. or other light
employment. iaqu,rc John Smith. Cap.
street ..
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IsssLiNG, local agent for Ront-
NAN a. NAN street, corner Prairie
.-,on IeNas, 3-i
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EAkEB WANTED 20 take n Hrst-cia-s
shop wagon and S,ors TRADE cstab-
lishcd; good cake trade; rent cheap a
llttlc capital nccrssarY, Come ut once
OF Al-lreaA EnA s. Ilmnlayillc ToNna q
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FINANCIAL.

...Vslh<..- -r"s' '''AT
TO IOAN--SgE,0, 5000 on city real estate
for three or Ave years. c. a. Woln, cor
ner Congress and Main, over krupp y
Tnfav's shoe store q
500 600 no LOAN on approved Houston
business and residence property at Z, s
and ~ per cent interest Apply 10 y. T.,
san. 9m Main street, ~
ED MOSK OWiTZ Real Estate and Loan
Agent. negotiaies loans, city realty and
collateral security. office 21A Main ST II
MONEY TO LOAN on improved city real
estate. l.. ". Craig. .Osih Main street II
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MOTTO Agents wanted In Texas. $40
ana 500 nor month can he usdc: salary
ur liberal commission paid. reference re.
auirod Address with stamp, NJ V.
Wndham. lleachio Ia. 25
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WANTED--By an all around colcred man
Work In grocery store or drive a delivery
wagon. Address ~. this office. y.
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EGGS FOR PATCHING from puIo White
leghorns and Pokn ducks; 81 setting.
Fred Mailer. $40 HAMILTON or pa Con-
gross avenue. "a
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FINE plantation. 1000 acres, and all I'm.
rlcmcnts. on oyster creek Fort Rend
county. FOR sale AT n bargain Mrs
Kettle BRYAN. room !, Fox buildine. n
FOR SALE-For cash, at n bargain, about
tour acres. with large residence, the
highest Point In city also from ono Ia
eighty lots all in iiardcastlo'a ad lltion
Fourth ward For prices apply to Gar
r. iardcasiio. deceased. 9l5it Congress
NJ
The sun., 1897-02-07
T1LILFERRO DISCHARGE
The Authorities Finally Convinced That
He Is Not Forger stsat.

James c. Taiiaferro, tho travelling salesman
who was brought to New York from Cincinnati
last THURSDAY, was discharged by Magistrate
Cornell yesterday afternoon. upon the recom-
mendation of tho District Attorney, who had
satisfactory evidence that the man not
Thomas A. Stout, the forger. who swindlsd the
Holland Trust Company in 1891. The resem-
biance between the two men Is so striking. how
ever, that the officers Of the Holland Trust Com
pany yielded reluctantly TO Talia!erro's release.
The evidence upon which tho man was dis
missed from custody was furnished By Chief of
Police Charles \. olive OF New Brunswick,
y. j., who has known Thomas A. stout all his
life. olive came to town yesterday forenoon.
man. Deputy Assistant District Attorney q. =.
Battle then took IRlIs'erro to the residence of
Magistrate Cornell. where he was discharged.
TaiiAierro's home IL in South Bend. Ind. and
he travels about the country selling metal
polish. In ls0J-94 ne lived In New York, but b :
resem b.aHce to stout was not noticed by the
police At that time.
The sun., 1897-02-07

loss of walthamstow, which was supposed TO be
overwhelmingly Conservative. has been stag
gsrinx blow which no amount OF explanation
viii palllate. This was the thirteenth vacancy
which has been filed since the present Govern
ment took control. eighteen months ago. Tho
votes polled in these elections show an aggregate
Liberal gain Of is per cent. and Conservative
loss Of per cent. According TO these figures,
applied to the whole country. the Cnonist par
y, which swept the nation In the summer Of
1895, would now be turned out of once II gen.
eral election were held. None OF the wise dag
nosticians Of this situation has pointed it out.
but to the alien observer IL seems clear that the
British people are beginning to feel very keeniy
the tremendous loss Of prestige which England
has suffered throu ghout the world under Lord
Sallsbury's administration.
1t is said that the Colonial Secretary Is feeling
sadly annoyed by the few sharp but appropriate
words with which President Kruger received
his speech crticising the present attitude
OF the Boer Government toward the Out
lsnders. Tho grand old Boer simply ex-
pressed proper condemnation for Mr.. Cham
berlain's attempt to mix up the SO called
outlanders' grievances with the chartered free
bootinr invasion of the republic. Germany. e--
pecialIy. has put the worst construction upon
Mr.. Cham berlain's speech. and the Continental
newspapers freely express the opinion that in
the near future the rifles OF the brave Boers will
once more have work to do.
Among reports which circulated this week ls
one that the real motive for the Jameson raid
was the fact that vast quantities OF rich ore had
been discovered at deep levels In the TransvaAl
mines. and Il was determined to get possession
OF the country before the truth became known.
This story is open to the suspicion OF stock job
bing purposes; but II so, It had effect in that
direction.
Most people know that tue Italian ex- Premier
Crlspi Is good hater. and that IL is not his GUS
tom. when in power. to spare his real or fancied
enemies. The latter have had their turn, and.
though their innings has been long one they
are far from tired of the sport OF batting the old
lion. They have destroyed. apparently forever.
Siynor Crisprs political influence and ruined
his private fortunes. They have driven his 500
into dishonorabls exile and they dragged his
daughters honor In the miro. and still their
thirst for vengeance not quenched. The
judicial inquiry into the seemingly eternal
financial scandals" has been extended to in
clude an investigation OF tho affairs OF
the detunct newspaper Ryormd and tho
former editors. managers. compositora and
printers have been searchingly examined in the
hope Of compromising Crtspi. One OF the man
ayers OF RVorml was Crispi's nephew. signor
ParlamsnRhi. and he has come out Of the in
oury with . very bedraggled appearance. Now.
IL Is proposed to cite Nine. Lima Crispi before
the examining Justices to explain certain items
Of . private banking account which. It has been
discovered, abe had with the bank OF Como.
The sun., 1897-02-07
ENGLASD,s soUDAN PLAN.
Hiek . Reach, speech Makes = sessstion
on the Coutl.ent.

BERLIN. Feb. 6.-opinion In Germany regards
the renewed strain between France and Eng
land with complete equanimity. and the decla-
rstions concerning Egypt made BY Sir Michael
Hicks Beach yesterday are attributed to that
aentleman's knowledge that England has the
support OF Germany. Austria, ana Italy in re-
gard to her occupation Of Esypt.
The Hamburg Correspondent says that France
has no legal right to force England TO evacuate
Egypt, even IL all Of the great powers should
back her up. But. the paper adds the powers
will do nothing OF the kind. for the reason that
they have no interest In Englsnd's withdrawal.
and even Russia, though for reasons OF policy
she has Joined France In an entente, will go no
further than she has already gone.
Concerning the attitude OF Russia toward
Egypt. the ST. Petersburg Noroe Frsmvu says
thst Russia intends to condne herself to placing
the Suez Canal under International control
otherwise she has no interest In Egypt
Speaking OF the attitude OF the Austria Hun
garian Government, the Pesth,r LIQUID, In an In
spired communication from Vienna, expresses
regret that the line Of tho French Russian an
tente menaces the concord OF the powers at the
very time when perfect harmony is most ur-
gently needed. "The effect will likely be-" the
paper adds. to defeat q solution OF the dlfflcul-
ties In Turkey, and we must now exert every
effort to restore the harmony Of the relations
between France and Great Britain"
PARIS. Feb. 0.--The Paris press is greatly ex-
cited over the speech delivered in the British
House Of Commons yesterday by Sir Michael
Hicks Beach. the Chancellor OF tho Exchequ-r.
regarding Egypt.
The Journal says: THE insolent challenge
thrown to France and Russia ought to be
taken up."
The Autorty says: England disdains and
denes France and Russia, and will continue TO
do so until both OF those powers resort to tho
sword"
In Ltbrs Parole says: Tho reply TO Eng
lands challenge must be action. not mere
words"
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The Conservative press arc
unanimous In their praise OF the speech Of Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach, In which he served notice
upon France that Great Britain proposed to re-
main In occupation OF Egypt indefinitely. The
Liberal journals denouncs the speech as q reck-
less and needless Irritation Of France.
The sun., 1897-02-07
MASSACREs ~ CRETE.
Greeks Urge Their Goveruneat to TAX
steps to save the Christians.

Greeks Urge Their Goverunest to Take
steps to save the Christians.
ATHENA Feb. 8.-The floor and galleries OF the
Chamber OF Deputies were flled with members
and spectators when that body was called TO
order to-day and intense excitement prevailed.
Several Deputies At once offered resolutions
calling upon the Government to actively inter-
vene In Crete without delay In order that
further massacres OF Christians In that island
might be prevented.
Premier Delyannis replied that the Foreign
once had received dispatches confirming the
reports that tho city OF Canea Was in flames and
that many Christians there had been killed. and
assured tho Chamber that the Government
would do their duty In the matter.
LONDON, Feb o.-SsverAl British wnrships OF
the Mediterranean squadron have been ordered
TO proceed to Crete at once In view Of the rs-
lewal OF distur Dances there.
Adviees from Canea, Crete. the scene Of tho
distur Dances between the Christians and Mus
sulmans. shows that the city Is quiet to-day.
though the situation Is still serious.
The latest reports declare that there has been
no massacre OF ChristiAns aud that the fighting
was less fatal tnaa was supposed. Tho British
Consu! at Canea reports that thirty Christians
were Killed.
The sun., 1897-02-07
COULDN'T FIND HER HOST.
Granny Cousins Cane Hero from virxiaia
. Biiud Errand.

Della Cousins. a colored woman, 90 years old.
arrived In Jersey City from Henry county. Va.
on Friday morning. She had received . tele-
gram. inviting her to come here q visit. and .
railroad ticket, from her son-in-law. Walter
Williams, VINO lives somewhere In this city.
She arrived day behind the time apponte
waited tho better part OF the dav at the station,
and then set out to find Williams's house. She
had given the ticket ana telegram To. the con-
ductor the train, and did not recollect her
son-in-lAws address. she wandered uptown.
inQuirinx OF every one she met the whereabouts
OF Williams, expecting TO find the people In
New York acquainted with one another. As Is
tho case in the little village she came from.
A policeman found her. footsore aud dlscour-
aged. at l35th street and Eighth avenue at Q
o'clock at night and took her TO the ERst l26th
street station, where she spent the night under
the mAtron's care. She was taken to Harlem
Court Yesterday and tho officer asked her COM
mitment as u vagrant. Magistrate Mott re-
fused to commit her. ana sent her to tho
West l25th street station with orders that the
police do their best to md Williams.
The sun., 1897-02-07
cHRIsTIAS SCIENCE FAILED.
Helena Be~IAmin, . Novnai College Gin.
Dies OF Raeumonia-

u.l.,. p.,i.nI, <ormal colIsop uir, ia
years old, died at her home $50 Cole street.
Fordham, on "wednesday.
sne vas 'as aAash'ef OF horace d. henJamln'
The assigned cause of death is DusamOnla. but
- oehessu snA' .ne lAll ,srminAaon OF inc
disease was aue 70 ossrconndenee IN the meth
AID. Mr.. BENJAMIN IA a v,dov,, and h., two
a.,x,,.r. u.r.,. ,.L.n m =, ~. No,r,.I
CoSt.as on r,,a.n - .u .., v" 80, a.. S"' =, INA.
,bough, an, h.a an ordinary cold Her father
-. ,,,,,. ,.,,s - ,s..,.,.n. 80 -. 49, -,
medical attendance un,il wednesday.
Mrs. A. NJ Stevens Of l2s West sixty-sixth
street was called In then She Is Christian
scientist and told Mr. benjamin. that the girl
xopId h. all Fight in , t,x d.x. -Don,, giv.
~
up; just have courage and act - II Jou knew
there was no real need to be sick and you will
conn., sropna ,sf rr.d 81 con,,,S bn, se,s, sn.
on which .h. was told to depend Tor ours. wa;
No mach for the a.s.s. ard hsisns d,ed on
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'i,' "Ther. i. nothing IN IN, circum.,a,... .rr.
.,ndIns ~. c... zxhjcb wonib 49, ~ ,,s .,
~ ths s,ri .nsoicions" saia cnronsr 1ospsr
"hn, :, seems to m. that n .be 90. ii .,,h
nn.nrnori. h.r conai,,on mrs, hsy. - - nh ,sh
,n ,.ar.ant az cai,ins tn '.eu @ auvh
r,s T,c.nsaS nh vsician Il, son u
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,,nia ars y,rv annnrsnt and Will. rhr,na y,
ni.ha No, b.vs bean abIs Ia save h.r iI,. .ha
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bn.nn rIght tn nrnmis. anv such thiny ard -
The sun., 1897-02-07
GOMEZ Is IN THE WEST.
He HAS Slipped Past weyier aaa 10 New
In Nsts.sas Proyi,ee.

HAVANA, Feb. e.-News from the city OF
Matsnzas says that Gen. Gomez IL at Ia Ci.nsga
de Zapata. Mstanzns province. with 10. 900 men.
While weyler entered Santa Clara province tho
Cuban General invaded tho province Of Ma
tanEas.
The trains running from Havana to Matausas
have been attacked in several places and all
communication between the two cities has been
suspended. 1t Is believed that these attacks are
made by Gen. Gomez's orders.
In Juan Criollo. Camaguey. Col Arizona has
been defeated by the insurgents, although the
Official report claims victory for the spaniards
and says the Cubans were dlslodged from their
position.
Another engagement at Mariana Was won by
tho Insurgents. who compelled Gen. Bernal to
retire. All information from the Cubans in the
aeld Is still to the effect that the Insurgents
regard the reforms with scorn and contempt.
The sun., 1897-02-07
Escaped from Black ws,r. Island.

A tall man. In rubber boots and coat, was
arrested FOR drunkenness Mt the Bowery and
Fourth street last evening. On being arrainned
in the station the man said his name was Hogan
He fought tho policeman when an attempt
was made 10 search him, and It was necessary
for six officers to hold hin. Then IL was found
that the man was dressed IN the uniform at a
BlaGkwells Island work house prisoner.
He al m tied that he mad escA ped. having been
employed the wharf at the foot Of Fast
Twenty sixth street. lie said that the coat
and boots he had stolen, and then begged
enough money To get drunk
The police communicated with the work house
authorities. who said that prisoner named
Glynn was IN Iastng.
The sun., 1897-02-07
F,Shtiur doc shelby Very Low.

KAN,As CITY. Feb, 6,-Gen. Joe Shelby.
Fighting joe" the noted Confederate General
and United states Marshal for the western dis
trict OF Missouri, 10 said to be dying his farm
near Adrian. Mo. lie has been suffering for
some days nth pneumonia. which has devel-
oped into iypho- fever, and late last
night hts condition became critical. Doctors
have been summoned from Kansas City. aud
the brothers Of the General nave gone to his
bedside,
The sun., 1897-02-07
Police TO wATCH BARBER SHOPS
Jeuraeyaea Cowpiaia to Mr.. Roosevelt
That the sunday Law.Is Broken.

committee from Journeyman BARRIERS
Union No. 1 called on President Roosevelt OF
tho Police Board yesterday, and told him that
the sunday law was violated every week by
many "tonsora." They cited sixty three cases
in forty-two OF which they said they had
evidence sufficient to secure convictions.
President Roosevelt called Chief Con-
lin to his office and instructed him
to order all the precinct commanders to be
vigilant In the enforcement OF the law to day,
aud also to have special men watch the places
against which the committee said II had posi-
tive evidence. The law requires that ton-ors
shall cease to receive customers after O'Clock
on Sunday.
The sun., 1897-02-07
ROMAN CATHOLIC USryERsI1r.
t WIN IavoIve . Grant fro-, the British
Treasury OF About IS o0e. 900.

LONDON. Feb. 6.--The negotiations between
the Government and the Roman Catholic
Bishops OF Ireland for the creation OF a Catholic
university are on the verge Of settlement. Tho
foundation aud endowment Of q university will
involve grant from the imperial treasury OF
about El.ooo,uoo. The bargain is not finally
effected. but there Is reason to believe that .
Catholic university bill will DO introduced next
session.
The sun., 1897-02-07
GOTERNMENT GETS TIE LAND.
saddea Change OF the MIssouri Riyel
Makes Uncle Sam Richer.

DEs MoISEs, Ia. Feb. 6.-The Supreme Court
yesterday decided . case from Harrison county
involving about 5000 acres OF land along the
Missouri River. which has been transferred
from Nebraska TO Iowa by the change OF the
rivers course. Tho owners OF the land along
the old channel claimed the land as accretions.
Government surveyed and sold IL As Govern
ment land. and the contention was between the
two sets of titles.
The Supreme Court held that IL tho land had
been ordinary gradual accrstions It would have
belonged to tho owners OF tho property to which
It was adj ed bat II found that sudden change
OF channel had transferred the territory from
Nebraska into Iowa, and therefore II was Gov
ernment land. All claimants under the Accro-
tion claim are dispossessod.
The sun., 1897-02-07
ANII-TRUST BILL PASSED.
Aiabnma's Legislature Passes ths Bui
Adopted Ia Georgia.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Feb, O.-The Alabama
Legislature passed an ANTITRUST law to-day
identical with the Georgia law. 1t renders void
all contracts made with a view to lesssn free
competition in the sale i'm mportation, or manu-
facture Of articles OF domestic growth or Of raw
material A corporation violating this law will
be deprived OF its charter. and an individual
violating II will he subject To fine aAd imprison-
The sun., 1897-02-07
MONTE CARLO VICTIMs.

u Il said Sixty-n~e Fsr-oss Have Co.-
.ttted ssieids There This Season.
LONDON. Feb. 6.-The tragic end Of the New
York merchant, Mr.. Lund. near Monte Carlo,
has called attention 70 similar incidents occur
ring thoro. bat which are carefully kept con-
cealed. Inquiry shows that during the present
Riviera season siIty-hve cases OF suicide con-
nected with Monte Carlo doings have occurred.
The sun., 1897-02-07

MONTGOMERY, Aia Feb S-The Legislature
to-day passed b.l prohibiting insurance COM
pan les doing bU mess In Alabama from be ong-
ing TO any tar Z association wh Ch seek, 10 es-
taDli IA a uniform rae and prevents free COM
petition on insurance rates. 4 Cumuauy vlo-
latlng the act Is forced to pay not only its fun
losses but 25 per cent. additional To the Insured.
The sun., 1897-02-07
Mrs. Bs.eh.r sinking slowly.

STANFORD. Conn, Feb. 6,-Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher Tonight 10 slowly stalking. There Is
only . slight possibility that she will live
another day. She Is semi. con scious.
The sun., 1897-02-07
rnwnl,ng to Cripple Corpor.,iou..

COLUMBIA. :. C.. Feb. 8, The Legislature to-
day killed bulls putting telegraph and express
companies under the control Of the Railroad
Com IN ssiun, providing for labor com mmlsSion,
regulating hours OF labor Oh electric roads
and several Others tending t0 bad the manage
menL OF corpOrAtlOna.
The sun., 1897-02-07

Commencing Feb. 18th, by North Atlantc Squadron.
is Menof- War. Most i'm posing Naval Exhibition for
two weeks The Atlantis Coast Line via Richmond 10
only line BoEda passing through Charleston stop.
over there allowed on ForidA Excursion Tickets. In,
formation. a2s broAdway. about Special Excursion
TlckstA-Ads.
The sun., 1897-02-07
Fir. q. the Proaus. E.eh..s. Bund,ax.

There was little Ore early this morning In
tho Produce Exchange building. In tho base
ment baths. A few hundred dollars will cover
the damage.
The sun., 1897-02-07

Topeka, Kan, Feb, "a bill was introduced
in the senate to-day by Senator Hanna lPopi
for letting out all county Offices to the lowest
The sun., 1897-02-07

Peunaylvania and Southern Ry, Quickest routs.
leaving New York l2,lo.P p NJ daily; except sunday,
so r. NJ and 1918 A. N. daily. Pullman drawing
room buffet, sleeping New York to Augusta.
New York ofnces All Broadway. -Adr.
The sun., 1897-02-07

fare for the round TRIP, teo 20 90 March inelusve
s Soaa % New oassns New Ysss oss III Sssaasss
-Adus
The sun., 1897-02-07
The Truss Iav.stixa,,o.

co not anect the ench Isham's California Water
a.wl'hl Win lls natural spring water In curfns amen
A. come from excess Of lime in ths ~ .tsm
iss unstsm kidney and pia der froublss C.Ii and
i'n,s Iacu OF lanAm's California Water ca and
Snion square, room 50a.-Aau. 49, sA1
The sun., 1897-02-07

Pennsyiyanla southern. and b. c. and p operating
the New YorK ana Florida Limited in con nnectlon
with Florida East Coast halfway Royal train
leaving Nav York daily, except sunday, 1910 noon
only limited train from New York giving daylight
arrival In glorldA- New York ofiices all and 959
Hroa ~
The sun., 1897-02-07

The family which uses Ritsrs Kxpecsovant for
eougha aoldR. bfonchila, 10. will win health
and save moAsy.-Adu
The sun., 1897-02-07

Cssars Cont. BANKER and broksr. % broadway. Ssy
York; drafts cities Of Europe; money sxphAnRe;
passpoftA proeared.-Adg
The sun., 1897-02-07
New York to N::..hy,n.. r..a. w'thoa,

Via Psnnsylvania and southern Railway. the only
Ihroukh Pullman service. leaving New York daily
AIa0 2. n. New YORK ornees 27iBrSadway.-A&s. "a