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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-24
THE PARTISAN PRINCESS "

Punch Robertson, for three nights on
gagement. will open at the ope.a house on
Tuesday, October %. changing The hill
aaliy. There will be two maIinees-
Wednesday and Thursday. The prices wiz
be 10, 20 and 30 cents and Ia ilss VIII be
admitted free on Tuesday who arc sc-
oompanied by escorts who hold % cent
tickets purchased before n m. Tueyday.
The Dallas News says:
Dallas Opera House DESPITE tho IRA
times the standing room only ,ipn was
busted on Monday night at almost ~, o,,,
set OF the season
Punch Rober,son's company onsnra a
weeks engagement at the opera uorse
MONDAY night with The Partisan Princess ,
!, is seldom that Dallas theater- gJcrs haye
the pleasure Ct witnessing such a comedy
uratha as The Partisan Princess M popu-
lar prices, which was presented 70 The evil
ueht delight OF an intelligent audience. Az
a picture OF city life, its disappontments
i,s temptations, its SORROWS and It's ioys
ine play possesses that Irresistible charm
o, human interes; that strongly appeals m
the pFedominating instia is o. hlpsn M
lure. lis essential quality to ,.ease cun-
sists IN the well conceived and clearly "a.
hned characters. Its realism of ints1rn, and
scene and its quiet yet touching ;ntbos
The play portrays realistic tinls. the ,ari-
Gus phases and yieissitudes Of life. I, en-.
bedies human interest, and no ore .ap
witness the pathetic colorilg ara comic
shading without paying II tn, trjb,,n OF
alternating tears and laughter"
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CITY BREVITIEs,


Mr' JOSEPH Goldman is the happy father
night. arrived last
Shearn Auxiliary OF the Woman,s Mo
s,onary society VIII meet in the chanel
Moluay' the 18th instant. at .. m.
The Post is indebted to MIR. c. Gruna.
walh ny Mr.. McEnnis. for a copy OF thr
very latest two-step march, ''Woodmen
Messrs. Alhrocht. Be.bege. Cphan ana
IVY iorni guartette of nimrods who viii
spehd loday around Blue Ridge maxine
game hard 10 catch.
There are undclivercd te,esrams =. tn
western Union Telegraph office. M Nb.in
street Tor Leslie DAVIS, II. +. Davidson
anu u H. T, Rudesl & Son.
Mr.. Joe $. Yarhrough, the conver,,,
gAnfo,er VIII preach at the First Baptis,
cilereh Monday night October rs, Al T.a1
him ''seu W NEAR
Ihere was very quiet wedding n, tba
rtrst Baptist church on Wednesday even
ing at 1880 O'Clock. when DR.. iamkin
united In the bonds OF wedlock Mr. II -
Atwood ana Miss Lola Bern. ~ ~
II Is reported TO The Post that \ fam,,,,
named Millsaps is IN distressed circ,,n;.
stances, on Lubbock and Colorad- stresses
Two helpless children and a sicl faths,
ana mother, tell the sad story The M
,ention OF the charitable Is called ia
".
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county taxes paid within the next two
some Houston citisen 10 evidsntly IN
haste to marry. for he lett word ct the
county clerks Office yesterday evening TO
be sure and have the Office open Sunday
morning It 8 O'Clock. az no wanted q IL
cense ct that hour.
Chief Clerk Kavsnaugh. In the office
Of County Clerk Ed. F. Dupree. says that
by reason Of the now laws going into
effect on December 4. lowering the price
Of marriage licenses from $3.50 to II, that
that office ought to do good business
In that line after that date.
Next Monday morning at Q o'clock, IN
tbs Fifty-flfth district court. all jury cases
for the FIRST week In the November term
will be set In the order In which they
are found on the docket. Also all cases
Tor the third week Of that term will be
set In the order In which they are found
IN tho docket
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y. VI. c. A. MATTERS.
Gospel Meeting - Membership Cam
vuss-Stnr Entertainment Course.

Joe s. Yarbrough. who for years fol-
lowed tho auetloneor business and wa.
t,o,r - A., -,
40 o"o W 'ue maj" ui'n w r'iVp
with the Gospel, VIII give talk to men
only this afternoon at o'clock In the
hall of tbe Y NJ e. A pvsrv man In
mn ~
ii'us.o" rs in'i'eu 10 'h's meeting as
IL VIII do them good to know that tho
power OF the Gospel win save them from
min ,r,,, y A, -
~ 49, WV GU" 'n'
u ,, WIZ ASSIST IN TINS meeting. The
n.e.snls VIII oegin AT o'clock and close
AZ, sneIp. men OF every line arc corr
~any invi.ed.
mere is now large number of young
ihtn VINO nave signihed desire to enter
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foUsroN DArLY rosn SUNDAY MORNINGS OCTOBER "a 1896

supplied with the daily papers. and all the
best magazines and periodicals. The rooms
are bright and attractive. and there is no
place in the city where leisure time can
be spent so pleasantly and rrofitaoiy es
there. Miss Skaters illness prevented
her from calling on the citizens to take
their names as Subscribers to the library.
rs she had Intended doing, aud although
she IS again at her post she VIII not be
sufficiently recovered to undertake. to do
no fer week or so yet. but during this
week some OF the members Of the asyocia-
tion who feel great interest In Its vel
fare intend to call on their immediate
friends and acquaintnnces and request
their subscriptions. which they feel con-
fident will be readily given.
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cnRxsANTHEMuM SHOW.
The Annual Floral Exhibit by the
EAith Hnme.

1t Is SO near time for this festival that
the board of managers decided on Tuesday
10 call special meeting on next Tuesday
morning, October Is, at 10 o'clock at
Shearn Chapel.
Ihere are great many members of the
association still absent from the city. This
makes IT mere incumbent on those who are
here TO attend this meeting Tuesday. Our
merchant friends have been very kind all
through the long, dull summer months
every need is supplied az soon as it Is
known. We thank all who remember this
children OF Faith Home All members OF
the association and friends who are will
Ing to assist in making the Chysanthe-
mum Show SUCCESS are urged TO be pres
ent on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. n. Beatty. Secretary.
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A FURTHER ENDORSEMENT
OF the Fruit, Flower and vegetable
Festival.

OK tmG FIOWeI Unu VGkCtNOhC
Festival.
Mr.. w. 9. Moore. connected with the
land department OF the Southern Pacific,
under Colonel C. G. Gibbs. is in from
Liberty county, and says:
The Texas Fruit, Flower and Vegetable
Festival will be fine advertisement for
South Texas. as this territory Is becoming
noted for its fruits. flowers and vegetables.
Liberty county will be on hand with Il good
exhibit, and all persons Interested in the
development Ct the coast country SHOULD
contribute to this exhibition. and make 1t a
grand success. The yellow fever s'sre has
checked immigration but IL will soon START
with a rush, and the biggest move ever
made in the history Of any country, will
be towards South Texas in the next SIX
months; and why not? Fine IND at low
prices, plenty OF open range FOR outside
stock, fruit, flowers and vegetables twelve
months in the year. good markets. grow
ing towns and fine and healthy climate.
all inviting features to the homeseeker.
and with good management, thrift and
economy, he can in few years acquire
nice compensation for fs labors, and d
handsome profit from Increased land
value"
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COLBY TO M'GRATH.
Exchange of Correspondence ON the
Subject Of Electric Lighting.

Exchange Of Correspondence ON the
Subject of Electric Lighting.
The following letter and the reply there
to are self-explanatory:
Mr.. +. @. Colby, Houston. Texas:
Dallas. Texas. October 10. = Dear
Sir, "A communication has reached
me, although It Is anonymous. 1t gives
the names OF some OF the customers Of the
Citizers' Electric Light and Power COM
pany that are dissatisfied with the SER
vice and management Of the company re-
ferred to.
This is tho first intlmation that the
writer has received but what was satisfac-
tory. and am both surprised and grieved
to find II to the contrary.
The communication before me does not
state what the grievance Is, but II you
VIII kindly take the time to explain the
nature OF such grievance II will have
prompt attention. You may rest assured
that we will make everything satisfac-
tory.
Just at the present time the writer Is
Dallas Exposition In Dallas. but at the
earliest possible momcnt will 20 10 Hous-
ton and arrange matters satisfactorily to
all our customers.
Thanking you in advance for any In
formation you can give either as TO the
management or the service, an respect
fully yours,
Citizens Electric Light and Power Com
pany, w. II. McGrath,
Vice President.
To the Editor OF The Post
Houston, Texas. October 23.-The above
letter has been received by me. 1t is the
same old story OF gushing innocence and
affected ignorance, assumed by corpora
lions after years of high handed piracy.
The vice president and general man
ayers admission that he has been in
darkness" as TO any dissatisfaction from
his customers with the service and kind
Of light which his company has furnished,
shows how we'll he is taking care of the
interests OF his corporation.
The fact that there has been nothing
but universal dissatisfaction from the
customers of this company on account
cf the bad light and the treatment they
havs received, and the further act OF the
widespread agitation for municipal owner
ship OF the electric light plant, would
seem sufficient to bring home TO the gem
eral manager the knowledge OF tho con
dltion of affairs
From Information received through an
anonymous communication h. sudd My
became very much concerned for his dear
suffering customers and resolved to make
everything satisfactory. The hlst In
formation, although from an Anonymous
aource, must have been charged with
electricity, Judging from ths manifesto
| lions Of tender concern II inspired, IN
the writer, FOR his customer
| II the general manager had no pre- yious
intimatlon that II was not satisfactory. 1t
Is little strange that an Anonymous
communication" would produce such an
| electrical effect. do not believe that
there are customers OF this company who
will allow themselves tc be guled and
stultihed with the promise of conces sions,
| or compromises, from a company which
has been such merctloes monoaolist.
Respectfully yours, Frank G. Colby.
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ored, aged T5 years; ca; sancs sru,tsriib \
infant. aged 3 months soc,or, I'D 4
oetoper is-E. c. Proc'0''
drowned. n.,,.s srea
dengue fever. Mrs. g ;,,,, AM
male, aged n years; sen''i tsser.
infant ifr' aged ) months month si;,s ,sss
bury. aged IS years; se / rnoid. ~!
October 20-MIs- NJ ssshisIs; Z,
ored. aged Is years; pnnrr'uaSt's ~
coIored, aged IS years y, n Ne: sdlep
October an. $. cla a,ysenssss (.
Atkins, aged rs years = ,olortd n
Bright's disease. Fannie ..riIiu =,
colored. aged 80 years, n 20 ran
Il. Henry. female, agea Ian, = ~
(inauesD. R. Morris ln = milton. u
ored: aged 2 months; n's,hhsh:sn,
colored. aged 80 years * i've veArs; y
DeWolfc. female; aged ~ frluik
ease. Rosa Zakerwosh"'
years; tuberculosis. pobt. le5,,
Death rate' io'V CITY H:au
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Earth hath grown darker
BY the loss of star,
But tho hosts OF the heavens
Are brighter by far"
In the silent watches of morning, after
long days of rain and nights devoid OF
ease" our Father tendery freed this beau
tiful soul from its tired, wasted body. Our
gentle loving Ruth passed from the youth
that fades into tho immortal fadeless
youth of eternity leaving 20 the world The
fragrance of beautiful life and to her
loved onos here a glad, tender memory.
Though as wife. mother, sister and
FREUD her love was rare and deep and
rich. With the sweetest faith and calmest
resignation she parted for season from
the dear ones here to greet the loved ones
waiting in the land of the eternal.
Bern and raised in our midst. she has
left very beautiful memories In the hearts
OF many friends and admirers. In her home
circle she was CLEAN Of sunshine, a song
of praise to the loving father whom she
served faithfully and gladly and trusted
most lovingly.
We thank God that He made her so fair,
so faithful, so loving ana loyaole in life
and so peculiarly precious in death We
thank Him that her living made all life
happier, brighter, better; that with glad
lnOIUlnE HeaTt ana morning face she
broke the alabaster box or her love and
faith and praise upon the weary feet OF the
living. We thank Hun that her gentle
influence made womanhood more womanly,
humanity richer, religion sweeter, death
more beautiful.
Yes. with bowed heads and hushed hearts
we thank Him that she suffered for
through long hours Of pain and wasting
she taught us bow beautiful she was in
soul, how glorious in patient endurance
how tender in sympathy. how womanl,
In unselflshness. how steaifast in faith.
Shall those who knew her so fair and
lcvable in life, so holy and precious in
csath, set at naught her living, her loving.
her dying! Nay; rather let US pay to her the
only fit tribune OF love--a sweeter faith n
tenherer sympathy, grauder hope. n
purer purpose Let one--inore faithful
living make more glorious the beauty Of
her life and the victory of her death. A
loving friend. NJ
Houston, Texas, October "a. 1897.
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Ice crystals glittered in the sun,
Ono lovely winter day.
oh, how | wish had just one
Said tiny little May"

Ice crystals shining in The sun are not
more beautiful nor yet so desirable a. the
exhibits OF the Lone Star Salt Co., al the
Texas State Fair and Dallas Exposition Salt
that has not lost its SAVIOR. salt in every
grade, from the infintesimal crystals for
table use. put up in two AMI three pcQnd
cartons, to the coarse grain solar or sun
evaporated salt used for sailing .,oot. The
leading brands are Star Dairy AMI Zig
u. All grades being OF equal ,.urity. the
difference being In the fineness 81 the gram.
rms company operates two plants, one at
Grand Saline in Van Zanit count- and
one ut Colorado City, in MitSncll county.
They have very extensive .ride thrat ch-
out Texas and adjoining States and Terri
tories, as we'll as in more distant territory
Frederick r. Blouut is president Of the
company and David C.. Earn st is s,cre-
tary. Their popular travelling salrsinsn,
7, Z. Boiling. is in charge OF the rAi hit.
IL would be well for the trade when in
need Of salt TO write them f5r prices, ad-
dressing them at their general n'ice. BAL
las Texas
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Co.'S. n. r. Hunt, W. b. Joiner. H. john
SON. Geo. T Jones, j. Jacobs. u A.. Jack
sen. Louis Liebold. John Lehman. M. NJ.
Mcfarland, e. j. Mackey, r. L.. Murff,
J. A. Martin, j. l.. Martinez, G. Penheld,
J.. w. Quail q Son, A. II. p. Rudesell,
Herman Reidei, II. Il. Rayner. s. 4.
Rosenfeld, Or. Il. b. Ramsey. ]. B.
Shaw, J. -. Shea, II. A. Shaw, w. J.
Shotwell, w. +. Shelore, Mrs. Tom Tier
ney, c. II. vogles. Sam Web. NJ. v.
Wright. II. L. Carey.
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A SAD DEATH.
The Ending OF n Life Full of sor.
row mud TruubTe

The Ending OF n Life Full of sor-
row and Trouble.
The death Of Rosalia Zakrzewska at St.
Joseph's infirmary yesterday revealed an
other story of patient suffering and forth
tude
Suffering from an incurable malady for
the past three or four years, and left 10
dght the battle of life alone. this little
woman struggled heroically along to lro-
vide for her four small children. until two
months ago, when nature gave way apd she
was compelled TO give up the struggle.
The three eldest children were sent tn
Galveston, while the youngest. little Anna
u mere infant. was taken TO The Faith
Home in this city. where the little one
died about three weeks ago.
The mother was taken TO St. Joseph's
infirmary. where she died yesterday morn
ing.
During this trouble Mrs ZakrzewslSa has
not been entirely deserted. Her brother
Andrew Pruchnlsk, is an employee Of the
Houston and Texas Central shops in this
city. From his meager earnings he has to
provide for wife and two children, yet
1t was he who had his sister taken 10 The
lnfirmary, where she received the Test OF
care and attention up to the time nf Ter
death, and 1t was he who gave her remains
a respectable burial in the city cemetery
yesterday afternoon.
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The Houston Iyceum

During the past two weeks the librarian
OF the Lycenm. Miss shaifer. has been III.
but Notwithstanding this the rooms have
been kept open every Afternoon from ia
as usual, end the number OF persons
avai'ins themselves of the privileges OF the
library and reading room has continued Ia
increase from day to day In very no
ticearie manner The reading room u we'll
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weekly Mortunr, Renor,

The official mortuary report for the city
OF Houston for the week ending IL o'clock
M. October %
October 16--vera Stewart. female. COL
ored, aged year cholera infantum. YIN.
Jones, coiorcd, aged 5 months interocolitis.
octoner is-Agnes Williams. female. coll
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En,IeayOr Visitors.

A delegation Of Houston Endcavorers
are expected to be visitors 10 the service
by the Endeavorers at Drummer this even
ing. Hour OF service, O'Clock. Song.
prayer and Scripture reading will Occupy
an hour. The public is invited.
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ut was very gratifying to me when ]
saw your call to our people in the Atlanta
Constitution Of today In regards to an ex-
position. I agree with YOU that 1t is high
time we we're UP and doing. l link by
arousing public sentiment among our peo-
pie, collectively, we can do very great
good You have my best wishes. l shall
be glad to do anything In my power to
assist you at any time.
w. II. A.. Nesbitt.
macon Ca"
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cHRYsANTHEMuMs- cHRYsAN.
THEMUMS.

Now In bloom. Don't forget to send ir
your order for All Saints day. Cut flow,
ers and floral decorations for WEDDINGS
funerals and receptions. Choice roses al.
ways on hand' Flowers packed and sl,lppet
on short notice. Mail orders PROMPT,
filled Kutschbach's Flower GarJeos
Washington and Center street. Houston
Texas. 'Phune 62S.
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81 would suggest that Georgia be In
cluded in your territory for the collec-
ton Of State exhibit. / should like to
see first class show from this State at
your proposed exposition. and II you will
organize your work here under some active
man. the Pev Mr.. Checks or some other
good man, you could collect first class
exhibit from this State. Hoping you Will
work IN our state as it should be, am
respectfully, +. II. Crumbly,
Editor New South"
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cr,.t.nton Miss,'

There will be services ~ ~
Market Square, At 81 M. III
street. s p. m, leo ~ de6y
secretary OF the founs IN
Association OF HOus'o1
vited. *
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LYrTERs OF ENDORSEMENT

For the Afro-Americnn Fair and
Interstate Exposition.
Secretary r. L. Richardson Of the AFRO
American Fair and Interstate exposition
has received the following letters this
week from leading and influential men OF
the race, commanding the great exrosi-
ton: iial IA
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Atlanta, Ca"

'In response to the call rs published In
the Southern Christian Recorder we have
perfected an organization for the State of
Florida and hope TO arouse sympathy and
stimulate in our people OF this state an
interest for the work, which the home
committee has begun. Whatever circular
matter you have In the interest of the
cause obligc us by sending some, also
whatever instructions you may deem nee
essary for our guidance. Respectfully.
H. e. Purcell NJ. D..
"Palatka Fla"
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mass meeting Of citizens will be held
next Thursday night at the Market ball
for the purpose of discussing The great ex-
position project. Bishop Abraham Grant
of Philadelphia, the president will be pres
ent and address the meeting. The ladies'
are most cordially invited to be present
rext Thursday night.
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city yesterday
Mr., Chambers is the gentleman who was
charged some weeks ago with being te-
hind On small amount in his accounts
while acting as tax assessor and collector
at Liberty, while he was on a visit to
Houston. and who, when he heard Oi 1t
walked over to the Jail and voluntarily
gave himself up to Sheriff Erickson.
1t was stated at the time by number
of gentlemen in Houston who know MIR.
Chambers well thre must be come mis-
take, that he was incapable Of dishonesty.
Mr.. Chambers, on returning 10 Liberty,
was released on small bend lie says
there is nothing whatever In the char
but the malice of some political enemies,
which, he says, will be fully shown when
the hearing is had.
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Gold, silver aud cheap watches for laaie.
ana gentlemen are sold every night A.
fswnbrokers Sale" at Sweeney Insn
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Out Of town orders attended to with
nromptness. Selection packages sent
Sweeney & Fredeiicks. Jewellers.
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Guitars. mandolins, accordions. vlolins
sarps Tor sale at auction every night a,
Sweeney Loan Office. ~
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Real Estntc Tran.fcr,.

The following transfers OF real estate
were yesterday filed in the Office OF ].
b. Williams, clerk of the county court
Q. NJ. Allen, by executors to f.
K Wiike. lots Is and Is. Davis Third
addition north sIdn Buffalo
u Ayou.. ...... .....,.,..,..,... S3kp
James b. Grace and wife to John
Farmer, lot !. block ST. Noble adj
'diticn, north side Buffalo bayou. 1872
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UNCLAIMED PACKAGES.


The following is a list OF packages On
hand In the Office Of the Pacific Exn,es,
1897: os'ooo' ~
Il, W, Cummings, Drummer: VIM. Cal
Inns. Chas, K. Densmote. w. q. Edwa. a.
Agnes Frank. H. l.. Howe & pro'. I.
q. Hewitt Lawrence Hughes, Louis Hal,
Or, Il. w. Knox, l. Kaiser, O. q. Nc.
Grire, L. b. Menefec & Co. 8. prIcs
Mrs +. u. pugh, Miss NJ Il. Palmer. II
Phelps. Mrs 5. Read. r.. w. Scott &
Co., s: w Smith. Mrs s. w. sydnor
T.. 7. Yeaton. @. A. Riley
Agent.
List of packages remaining on hand AZ
Wells. Fargo \ Co. for tho week eualn.
Saturday. October 20. 1897:
9, G. Andler, J. w. Andy, w. Brown.
John Banks. J. n, Brown, George Baekel,
Best W u. Briggs J j. Covington,
NJ. Collins. J.. Conkln, VIM. carney
VIM. Evans. T. R. Franklin. John Flans'
gan, L. A. Fernandez. A. Floyd. N.
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salh FOR Country cour,.

The following suits were yesterday fled
in the Office Of p. +. Dupree. clerk OF tho
county court;
p G. L. Brown VS.. Sweeney & Frederlcks,
appeal from justice court
HarNl & Harrai vs. Frank Stcrne; an.
peal from justice court.
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IN MEMuRIAM.

Died in Houton. Texas, September )
1897, Ruth Dumble Allen.
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Probate Court.

The following proceedings were yesterday
lad in the probate court
Emile Mueller. deceased; Frederick
Musiler. applicant for probate OF will.
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The criminal district court will Resume
is term tomorrow.
Judge w H. Wilson of the Fifty fifth
civil District court yesterday announced
that on Monday all lawyers who haven't
a cost bonds VIII be ruled for costs.
4 49, M ceunty Tax Collector ii. M.
H14SRnt<s Tat he will allow q
4 ~ cent e al State and