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sIortuary Report.

The mortuary report for the city of Hors
ton for the week ending u o'clock N. No
vember &c, 1898:
November 19.-Llnsey Mitchell male, col
ored, % years; albesminard. Ed Shipper
male. white. 20 years. paralysis.
November 20.-Unknown Mexican Mrs
Mary y. Hughes, female. white, 40 years
chronic gastItc caUarh. Sonahen, male
white; dystnOery.
November 21.-Tbomas Cartel, male
Mexican, 40 years; consumpton. Willie f
Sinlms. male, colored. months; cholers
lnfantum. Child of D. Il. Thrash. Jr.
white, castro entevitis.
November 22.Mrs. Mary Ferguson, fe-
male, white, IS years; pneumonia. A. ]
Iglt, male. white; pulmonary tuberculosis
Sam Green, male. colored. 10 years: bowe
complaint.
November 2S.-simon Banks, male. col
ored. 40 years: dropsy.
November 24.-Emma HAYWOOD. female
colored, As years; natural cause. Nose
Turner, made black, Il wears; gunshot
wound. James Hines. male. white; alco-
holism.
November 25-J. Il. Bidding, male,
white. 40 years; natural cause. Christian
Harris. male. white 70 years: senllity.
November 26.-Wash Smallwood. malo.
colored, so years; cramps
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Harris County ooiored Teachers.

The Harris county colored teachers met
at Chaneyvlle colored school Friday, No
venber %, with the following teachers re-
spending TO roll call with suitable quota
lions. Mesdames Pink Christie, ]. O. Hes
ter. A. 2. Boone, NJ. A. Conway, E. l.
Smith, NJ. B. Wesley, r. l. Pereault,
Misses Rosa A. Watson. NJ. A. Bush, NJ v.
Brown, Lille lie Beouf, Messrs. w. c.
Conway, S. j. Banchett, NJ. L. Pereault,
b. r. Amer, r. II. Bedford, j. H. Thomp-
SON After ron the chairman proceeded to
take up the programme, as printed.
Prof. James being absent, topic first was
omitted. The remaining subjects were taken
up by those TO whom they were assigned
aud thoroughly dlgestai by the institute
Much valuable information was obtailed by
all present and teachers dispersed better
equipped for their future work. There being
no wood on hand and the weather being
very Indictment the institute adjourned SUD-
Jeet to the call OF the county superintend-
glt
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Rnllroaa Notes ana Personals.

Captain James Beaumont. live stock
| agent OF the victoria branch OF the Souua-
en- Pacific, was ia The city yesterday, on
has return home front Cine.
MIR. John 7. Jiogerman, travelling pas
senGer agent OF the Baltimore and Oaio
sor. hwestern. is here from his Dallas
| headquarters.
Mr.. j. II. Hi. general manager. and
Mr.. W. h. Mcclure. general frelghC ana
passenger agent od the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson RAILROAD, were both here
from Galveston yesterday.
NIT. j. l.. West. who smeceeds Mr. " &.
Il. Grossccse IA asssan general freight
| agent of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas at
Houston, will move TO the city on ude I'd
proXimn.
Effective from and after this morning,
the Galveston Houston ana Henderson
| iN9lroad VIII run o daily train from Gal
weston to Houston, same arriving NJ the
| Congress avenue depot at Ass a M, and
at the Central depot at sos a. m.
MIR. j. W. Petheram, chief engineer Of
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas. with head
quarters In Dallas. is in the city.
Mr. o. C. Gatlin. commercial agent OF
die Missouri, Kansas and Texas in this
city, returned yesterday with a goodly por-
uon Ct the business grain threshed from
the ncighborng territory.
Major Charles b. Peck, president of the
Texas Car Service association, 5 home
from nm official trip to North Texas.
Mr., Jetf N. Miller. chief clerk in the
offices OF Vice President and Gene al Man
aser Quinlan OF the Houston and Texas
Crmtral railroad. went North last night ON
business Oh ii's company
Mt. j. ID. Bone. commercial agent OF
the Cotton Belt, returned to his Houston
headquarters yesterday afternoon
II Is said the frei1ht ear blockade at
Galveston IL steadily sLnfmerng down TO
condition in which The railroads and
the Shippers are beginning TO know where
they are at
Tomorrow the Rock Island and Denver
ana lalo Grande officials Will arrive in
the city,
The Den;son Herald savs th,+ enrlnaor.
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MAsoNs ARE COMING IN.
The Committee on Work of the
Chnpter Gnmmences Tucsday.

The Committee on Work of the
Chapter Commences Tuesday.
The committee on work OF the grand
chapter will commence its session at 10 a
M. Tuesday morning, a week in advance
of the meeting Of the grand bodies. to re-
heafse the work of the grand chapter and
instruct all Royal Arch Masons who may
be In attendance.
THIS committee consists of Frank Nusom,
chairman, Charco. Texas; j. p. Bell, Bell
vale; II. w. Fitzpatrick Mount Pleasant;
n. +. Murchson, Vernon, ami Norton
Mes $, Burnet,
Mess.s. Nusom, Murchisop and Moses are
already in the city and it is expected tnat
the Other members of the committee will
arrive today.
Hon. Norton Moses is one OF. tho Masonic
patriagchs Of Texas He is past grand h Oh
priest and past grand master and has LIE Il
coming 10 Hoi12ton regularly once year
slice 1860, having missed few II any meet
ing. OF the grand lodge.
Secretary Lopas of the chapter has
every hing In shape in his end OF the tenn
pie whilo Secretary Watson Of the grand
lodge is ready for the coming of The dele
gates. He desires, however that hotels and
bca. n houses thai desire to ace m MEDIATE
the Masons notify him at the temple by
Monday, tho location. number to be enter
tanned, pr.ce, ETY., so that thu information
can be posted for the Information OF The
delegates.
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CITIZENS MASS MmhrlNa

In the Interest OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
There will be a citizens mass meeting al
the Fitst Presbyterian church at 1880
O'Clock this evening in the interest OF the
Y. NJ. c. A.
Mr.. j. V. Denly VIII act as president Of
TIE meeting. with the following vice presi
dents:
W. D. Cleveland, II. W. House. e. p
fiamblen, R. NJ Johnston, Presley X. Ew-
ing G. j. Palmer, W. S. Napier. VIM.
Hunter /. S. Meyer, II. w. Cortes, o. G.
Drew, e. W. Taylor, j G. Boring, Rufus
Cage w. d. Siosson, j. C. Hutcheson,
" l.. MRcatee.
The following programme will be rem
dered:
Prelude.
Doxolosy Call rise; remaining standing
untN after praycr).
lnvoc2ton ...-......,.... Rev. Seth Ward
Nearer My God, to Thee. ...........----
Addre's-A Business Mans Estimate
Of the y. M c. A. ...,.........,-------
ouartetto selectiop) -, Arion ouartette
The Local Y NJ. @. A. Situation ana
"onw War christian saidieTa' ~ ""-o1
MT JapIson b. Palmer OF Calves
ton, State secretary Y. NJ. c. A.
Mr.. G. h. Gates Of New York. in
tcrnational secretary Y. NJ G. A.
Selec'apn ........,..-...,.. ArFon Quartette
Benedction ........... Rev. ]. C. Mason
There WIN be no subscriptions or col
lectlons taken.
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ANTI-sCALpING BILL.

The General Provision of the Meas
IRE to lie Submitted TO Congress.
The following is synopsis OF the Ma
tional anti-tctet scalplng bill now before
congress A similar BILL was passed by
tie house OF representatives of the last
congress by vote 142 ayes to 81 nays 1t
was sent to the senate too late for action
on the part of that body:
Section !. Requirs all ticket agents to
show proper authority Tor sale of tickets.
thus protecting the public against imposi-
tons of all kinds,
See. g Restricts passenger officials
from supplying transportation tickets for
sale to other than authorized agents, and
provides for the sale o transferable
tickets for personal use in prosecution OF
a Journey.
Sec. o. Provides punishment for I'VE
railroad official or agent or other person
who mny violate the act
See. 4. Compes a proper and safe
redemption OF u whole or parlIy usad
ticket. and provides redress to aggrieyed
party In case Of fai. ure to redeem.
Sec. 5. Provides that refusal on the
part of railroad Officials to promptly re-
deem tickets shall be misdemeanor, and
subjects them to fine and imprisonment.
See. g. Provides fine and imprlson-
nent for counterfeiting or forging OF
trans portation
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The South Texas Medical association
meets in this city December and long
list CT papers are being prepared and a
complete programme will be issued in a
few days.
II is expected that the coming meeting
wiz be- ona of the largeW in the history
OF me association, Dr. Noteworthy, chair
man OF the arrangement committee ha,
m@le extensive preparations fer entertain
ing the members, and provision has been
made Tor tho enjoyment of 100 or more M
a smoker white is TO take place In CON
neoaon with grand luncheon to be served
the members by the families of Houston
medical men. Mr.. George W. Heyer. an
eenoTaIy member OF the association. Will
be president OF the festivities. After m.
mring from the lunch room. Prof. Morris
OF galveston will give an X-ray exhibition
and several other entertaining features viii
also be added. "Hi
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rnE rnEIamr nLoclsAn,..
MIR. Mcdonald Says Houston sbouio
Must and VIII Have DeeD water.

MIR. Mcdonald Says Houston should,
Must and Will Have Deep water
In conversation with reporter OF The
Post yesterday Mr.. b. p. Mcdonald OF the
American Cotton company. gave express on
10 the following views:
have read with interest the articles in
The Post of the ed. oath and 25th instant
on the freight blockade at Galveston, It's
effect on the commerce of the State, the
causes and the remedy therefor.
There Is no calculating the extent OF
the loss caused by that blockade TO COM
merce. transportation COMPANIES and to
Houston and Galveston. The blockade not
only affects the cotton product, but also
retards lbe grain and all other proaucts
properly tributary 10 Houston and Calves
ion.
Texas has enough rich cotton lands to
raise all tho cotton The world requires
and at less cost than any other cotton pro-
drIcang State.
About 80, 900 bales of cotton put up com
pVio at the gin that has not roqulged
conlprea5jng have COME 10 Houston this
season and more than twice as many have
gone from Texas to ST. Louis. Had Hous-
ton been deep water port. or had Cal.
weston been able 10 have taken cure "
them, they would all have come this way
as this Is the natural outlet for Texas
cotton. as well as the products Of the
Northwest. tully agree with The Post
that Houston should. must and will have
deep water II is so clearly In the interest
OF commerce that none euu oppose 1T. 1t
would not take nothing from Galveston. but
would direct commerce. TO us proper chan
mel, and consequently largely increase the
business OF both THAT they as we'll as
the entire West would be greatly benefit
ed, and both ports have MS much business
avs they could handle.
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4nn DEATH on Nh. nuunslll.
A Letter that Pays the Young Man N
IaiGh Tribute.

1'ho following letter concerning the death
of q son OF Mr. o. II. r. Rudesill has been
received here;
My Dear Mr.. Rudeslll.
Monterey. Mexico, November 2l.--Al-
though a stranger to Aou. | have known
your son ever since he came to this city
10 live In fact. he was one OF my most
intimate friends For this reason / desire
10 olier you and your family the confidence
OF ms most intimate friend. honce 1 write
you this letter, i was with Dan from the
beginning OF his sickness until the end,
and by reason OF law existing during
the epidemic preventing funeral cottages
entering cemetefes ! WIS the only person
pernAtted To enter and remain until the ln-
terment had been finished. / saw him
carefully laid away TO rest
Although he died away from home. rela-
tlous and early friends, he neyercheless
died being cared for by Wiling hands
prompted by the strongest feelings OF love
and friendship that he rad won by his
horesty, uprightness. charity and cheerful
good nature.
He leaves many dear frisnds N. this city
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THE LOCAL STAGE.
Closing Engagement of the Hettie
BERNARD Chase Company

The Hettie Bernard Chase company, who
have been press nting popular price plays at
the opera house since Wednesday, closed
uaeir engagement yesterday with two per-
iornances. matinee and night, at both of
which was produced a four-ac so-callel
Cuban drama entitled Yankee Jack in
Cuba 1'slere ls no merit in the play
winch c7nsiMs OF improbable situations
poorly executed, but tiers are some lines
which can not help but appeal to the pa
tflotic American AMI bring forth applause.
fonmaInce.
The next attraction at the opera house
wll be "A Bunch of Keys one of Hoyt's
greatest successes. headed by Ada Bothner,
tomorrow night emily.
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large and enthusiastic crowd weru
gathored around Mr. w. b. Turner's court
Thursday 10 witness the local tournament
Of the Houston Tennis club.
II Improvement in playing means any
thing. then Houston VIII make an envlable
! record at the coming State tournament De-
cember . and 6.
! AN tse matches were full OF life and fast
| play. particularly SO the last doubles and
the singles between Savage and Dilling-
ham.
For the coming State tournament en-
tries have al,e.lVy been received from San
AntonUa, Austin. Galveston. Breuham,
Gidd.ngs. and Houston viii furnish ten
players or more.
Tae following ds the score for local tour
nsmenl 10 date:
Snglds;
ID. Peden VS.. FNrrar. So, s-1. Peden
wen.
Savage VS.. Dillingham;. SO, s-s. 81.
Savage won.
john VS.. Turner. 6-l 6-s, John won.
De Lacy VS.. Cargill, default 10 DE Lacy
10 Pedsn VS., Cain, defauit 10 Peden
De Lacy VS.. joan, 6-l. Ga De Lacy
Savage VS.. d. Psasn, 60. 60 Savage
won,
De Lacy VS.. e. Peden. GA, o-o, rs. De
lacy Mon.
D6ibles;
Savage and De Lacy VS.. Vandervoort
and Breaker, Ga, Ga. Savage and De
Lacy Won.
Farrar and Junldn VS. Scott and Pol
lard, 10, Sc, Ga. Farrar and Junkln
won
Farrar and JunlSin VS.. Cain and John.
GO. GO. Farrar and Junkin won,
CarglN and Dillingham; VS.. peden and
IAeden. 6-S, Sc. Cargill anil Dillingham;
won.
Savage and De Lacy vs., Farrar and
Jpnkin, 4-e, al, TO Savage and De Lacy
won.
Savage and De Lacy VS.. Cargill and Dill
liigham--to be finished the frst part OF
this week.
The following match is yet 10 be played
In singles; Savage vs.. DeLacy.
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Temperance srnss Mee,,us

Following is the programme for the tenn
perance mass meeting to be held at Shear
Methodts church at 8 O'Clock this after
noon:
Hymn. Coronation"
Scripture reading. Rev. J. NJ. Halsell.
Prayer.
ChildreH's chorus.
= Aodress--'"Is the Liquor Traffic q
curse Rev. l.. ID. Lamkin.
Misses marching song
Recllation-"R Rum" Miss Mabel Fame.
Selection, Methodist choir.
Address-"The Business Mans View nj
prohibition MIR. Seth b, Strong.
Duet Nearer, Lord, to Thee" Misses
Huekla CHAM and Kocher.
Address-"The Christians View OF Pro-
hle. ton Rev. G.. W. Story.
Liaa Buckingham.
Fall chorus, Onward. We Are March
Beneiiciion.
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Mr.. w. b. Groseolose. assistant gen.
eral freight agent OF The Missouri, Kansa.
and ToSas railroad system. ieit last nigh
for Dallas en- route to his future home
and official headauartefs in ST. Louis.
Into his new field OF usefulness he car.
ries the respect and friendship OF the busl-
ness community OF Houston aud the az
focLionate regard OF all his old ASSOCIATES
every one OF whom sincerely wish anl
predict for him the recoElition and promo
ton his varied knowledge and superior
ability so well bciit him tor Tae lam y
OF Mr., Groseeiosc leaves for ST. Louis IN Tie
morning
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winclieli,n snccessor.

II Is given out on what is regarded as
good authority that Mr.. Bryan Snyder VIII
succeed Mr.. ID. l.. Wlncheil as general
passenger and ticket agent Of the Frisco
Tlie announcements was made several days
ago IN The Post and is now repeated in
the Globe Democrat OF Friday. Mr. sny-
der went with the Frisco from Texas, und
Is now acting us assistant general fire ghi
agent, II IS reported that MIR Cbarll 5
Hail. general agent of the compagy al
st. Louis. viii take Mr.. Snyders position.
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Alyfn,s Exhiht,

Alvin. Texas, November 26.--The Alyi,
BUS ness league at a meeting held bere
today, appointed working committees 70
arrange for an Alvin exhibit at the coS,ino
Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festivnl ~ -
houston on December 6. The su.cS,sN =
outcome last years effrt has st,mulatsi
.nr people to try and capture a good pie
manifested and all seem 10 feel ~, "aa
can make good showing notwithstana,nee
the exceptionally dry autumn for nIan,i iut'
and unusually cold and Wet weather Is,a,,.'
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q. W. Clarke. Galveston; W. J. Lytls. San
~, *. and IT.; T, p. Pond, Waco; Walter
Gartner, 7. O. Hurley, Wharton; j. r. Hem
nstt. Victoria. J. n. vetaw. Beaumont, I'D
Now orieans.. A, simon. Jr., New York:
Judge r.. =. Hannoy. Hampstead; Henry b
MATHS Marks. Georgia John G. Parker, New Or
Prairie Lea: G, A. Armstrong, Orange. Nsi
= Green. Dallas: A. 9. Gatlein, city; George
b z h Toss: Y T. Bennett. Victoria: n.
g. ulnser. city; Chas. w. Gale. Atlanta na y:
=. ~ Laycock, Murfreesboro, Tenn: Il. Il
wxSpniaei Nsw YORK: y. W. Reeves. Fort
I. ol snEus ~ hacen. pailas; J, ~. Boyies, T.
lndiana 7. n Moore, Anglston; M. i. spen.
Ger Alvin; = McWharter. Chattanooga. i
=. HeYklnss courtney IA.
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Useful Railroad Inven,ion.

One OF the latest devices patented by .
railroad man Is one inycuIed Ny c. n. At
kinson OF The Kaasds City, rittsbnrg and
Gulf, which enables the superintendent OF
car service department TO report at a
moments notice the number OF cars al oil
stations on the line, wiki tiiefr class ami
whether loaded or empty. The number OF
cars OF other lines in use Oh a TOAD can be
determined quickly. us well as. lie nuinpar
delivered TO connecting lines. or whether
returned. with full description OF each car.
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Sabine and Northwestcrn.

Palestine, Texas. N'ayelnber ga mass
meeting 'Las been oaFed for Monday night
At Bailey hall FER the purpose OF giving
Judge w. Fl, BROKER an opportunity OF
presenting his plans for the building OF
d.9s Sabine anA Northwestern railway. The
protected Inc viii probably pass through
or near this city.
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TOUR or INSPECTION.
The Cotton Beit Ofnciais Are Out on
an official Excursion.

Tyler, Texas. November 2s.-The follow
ing Cotton Belt officials were here today
on tour OF inspection: r. Harding.
president and general manager ] A. Ed
son. superintendent; W. G. Coghlin. as
sistant superintendent; A. S. Dodge. gem
eral traffic manager; ID. w. LcBeaume.
general passenger and freight agent; r.
NJ. Galbraith. general master mechanic; A,
B. Lggett, supwintendent ID. II. Hall,
secretary to general traffic manager. The
party went west this afternoon In special
train and Will visit other points on the
road.
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some correspondence passed between
Governor culbeFson and District Attorney
~ H. r. Gillespie yesterday anent dba
prospective ring contest at Galveston next
month While 4 IS not given out what
.he governor advises In the matter tho,,pn
nus laeSs upon tho subject of prize Hahf1
ing are well known. Mr.. Gillasple savs he
Is Shonoughiy IN sccarg with the governor
UPON u-e subject, and Will do whatever The
governor advises In the matter. Tue
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Accidents and TemnIc.

Temple. Texas. November 26.-J. q.
Legg, yardmaster IN the Katy yards. Tell
while climbing on an engine last night.
The wheels passed over his left hand. badly
crushtng the same and amputating all the
fingers except the index. A bad cash on
the head slso He bad been marded only
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Anniversary Entcrtai,,u.,,,

me Ladies' Aid society of the Germu n
Lutheran church will celebrate their s,yt,,
anniversary on Thursday newt !, 1,,,snel
s 1rr 5ps Is, at p m. Supper VIA il.
er,,ry programme will be rendered h., ~,
, saasnt Extensive preparations ars bsin .s,
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OysaaHs Hail q ths no..p,a..

The Rose Bud Pleasure cluh viii e,v.
sasv opening ball It Bryan hall Thursday,
pecee.bcr J. The club. which has In
creelS1 % nlpmbership since last year, has
m the ball IN change are Working hsra
ara the AFFAIR Will undoubtedly be sue.
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SPECIAL HOLIDAY onnr, :,

Fve-quire cabinet WRITINGS, o.,,r.
ence paper and envelopes smtosss pond
style nonogram, in any color for q aly
Clarke 4 Courts, +. d. Mcintyre, a 49,
agent, 2i7 Main street. Drop me r Zen,
or phone IA. postal
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Sherman, Texas, Noyembor 26.--Gn tho
case OF Thomas Lyon VS.. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas ttallNny Company of Texas. a
suit FOR damages Tor tho inGiction OF per
aonal injuries, ehe jury found for the
plaintiff and ASSESSED the damages 1t
$1,000
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a few months. He lett for the scdalia hos
pltal.
switch engine No. 10 In the Santa Fe
ysTtis ran Through an opea switch this
morning and turned over. Engine SWITCH
man FRANK McConkcy had his foot crushed.
No OTHERS Injured
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II YOU want to get rid Of r-be,,ro.
q bottle OF Elmer & Ameni,s pr isnn ny
ton, No. 1851. Il. II. Schmidt iiessslp-
Texas. agent iiouston.
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AT Brown's this week, a great s,o,~
an ready to-wear garments. seq tsas1ter
on page -. Main street and pre,ton r "a
nue.. 'es''h ave-
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coNcLusIoN YOU'LL REACH

After tryiug US, that what We claim is So
that we are the only people who can please
the most fastidions, 81 Paokard's Troy
Laundry. sls Prairie avenue, phone 1872.