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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

NOTICE OF SAl.E-By virtue OF decree OF
foreclosure rendered in the district Court Of
Harris county. Texas, In and for the Fifty
fifth judicial district. In cause No 1897.
Ihomas ID. Cobbs ct al VS.. Houston Belt
and Magnolia Park Railway Company the
undersigned. who was appointed master
commissioner for that purpose, in accord.
ance with said decree, will at the door OF
the court house Of Harris county, Texas.
on tho first Tuesday in November. 1898. be-
tween the hours of 10 a. m. ard p. m.
proceed to sell at public cutlery all and
singular the property and property rights
OF every nature and description of the Hous
ton Belt and Magnolia Park Railway Com
pany. now in the custody OF said court
through Its receiver. consisting OF all OF its
charter and franchise rights and privileges.
and all OF its railroad track, terminal IA
cilitles, right of way rolling stock, engines
and equipment of every class and character;
said road extending from Fannin street In
the city of Houston through said city and
through Magnolia PARK, being about six
miles long, and terminating near Buffalo
BAYOU. Said sale will be to the highest bid
der for cash. and will be conveyed to the
purchaser by said master commissioner free
from all membranes. All proposed bid
ders must deposit with said master COM
missioner the sum of $1,000 as a condition
precedent to bidding, said sum to be for
feited If the property is knocked off to the
bidder and the bid not complied with. No
bid VIII be entertained for less than 1850.
Frank Andrews. master CONN issioner.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.-By authority of the board of d.
rectors of the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad Company. a special meeting OF tho
stockholders of said Company is hereby
called to convene Mt the General offices Of
the said. Company in the City of Houston,
Harris County. Texas at IL noon. on Mon
day. the 18th day of November 1895; for the
purpose OF authorizing the issuance of first
mortgage bonds aud the execution OF a
mortgage to secure the same upon that por-
ton of this Companys property and rail-
road commonly known as the Waco and
Northwestern Division Of the Houston and
Texas Central Railway, extending from u
point In or near the town OF Bremond, In
Robertson County, Texas, via Martin and
Waco, to point In or near the town of
Ross. In McLennan County, Texas. with its
franchises and appurtenances: said bonds
to bc issued In such an amount as may be
authorized by the Railroad Commission OF
the State of Texas, under the terms OF an
act OF the Legislature of the State Of Texas
General Laws OF Regular Session OF Twen-
ty-hfth Legislature. pages 80 to 25S. In
clusivel, authorizing the purchase. owner
ship and operation OF the said Waco and
Northwestern Railroad. commonly known as
tho Waco and Northwestern Division OF tho
Houston and Texas Central Railway, and
the issuance Of bonds thereon by the said
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Com
pany. r. W. CAVE,
Secretary Houston and Texas Central Rail-
road Company.
October %. 1898. ii-2s
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LADIES. DR.. Reraud's Princess Periodic Pills
are safe. always suro and reliable; get the
bcst. send ac stamps for "Sure Relief Tor
Ladies' sealed. by return mail, Princess
Chemical Co.. Dept. 81 Bible House. New
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

CAN YOU DANCE9--lf not, call at bryan
X hall :.4ld Investigate our method Of teach
ing dancing, in all branches. Glass meets
Monday and Thursday nights hops every
"Wednesday night; class for children
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons; pr-
waite lessons at any hour. Monta Beach and
wife. 30
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rIxa ssa,nSri,ys@V 81 White. louisville;
! Il. +. Coleman, 81. Louis.
Joe Flowers, q st. Louis shoe drummer,
| was here this week
Bert o. Wetmore. the handsomest shoe
representative n Texas was here this
week. selling ]. s. Nelson & Son shoes.
w. l.. Logan. who represents the Mar
/ TIM Brown Dry Goods company OF Fort
Worth. has just returned from trip
through tho southern part OF the State. He
! reports merchants prosperous and dolng
good business,
Mr. Cannon, travelling through the South
I selling Teigler Bros shoes OF Phlladal
phia, was among Fort Worth merchants
this week,
The Keifter Bros. Shoe company OF New
Orleaas was represented here this week by
G. -. Lane.
7. r. shelton. Helms Bestsrman a
Co.'S shoe man. from Cincinnati. talked
< business here this week.
/ j. +. Cleveland, a distant relative Of
Grover Cleveland, was here this week from
! Action. Hood county, blying dry goods
I from tina Martin Brown obnpany. - -
p. McC'sough OF Boston, u shoe drum.
mer, was doing the town this weak
| A. Il. Wsstervelt Of New York was saIi.
ing perfumes to Fort Worth merchants
Mosss W. Hi Of cincinnAt,. reprs..o,,n.
Volt Hrps., shos 9selers, was 10 town
] ". Sininssssaa. 1ssas rs,rsssntss,v. a.
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EMBOSSED letter heads for business pur-
reses; also embossed monogram on motto
ptper for ladies' and gentlemen, with en-
sriope to match beautifully executed In any
color desired: mail orders receive prompt at
t.ntlon. Arch. l.. Marshall. 3i7.a Main
street; phone 997,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

BEAU TlFuLLY engraved visiting cards for
misses. ladies and gentlemen. In the latest
ibshion. and in the highest style OF the art:
price Woo per 100. with plate mail orders
promptly attended to- Arch. L.. Marshall,
SI,}r Main street; phone 997.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

TIE BOARD OF PHARMACY will meet No.
vember Is, at 50c Main street. to examine
applicants for registration. A f. Kiesling.
registrar. HIS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

ATTENTION, fourth class postmasters. %
lock boxes and other postofhce fixtures.
Teen IN use six months, all good as new
Brookshire. Texas.
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ufercueuuise 10 pIese.ai!S-r-> 49, s.,-, |
as against the creditors o. the seller, whe
he Us left In charge and continues I
business In his own name. though t
buyer calls III twice day. takes The ca
aud closes the store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

WHY NOT give your boy or girl practical
business training? Massey Business College.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

BABY GRAND PIANO at divers; close price
for cash or on payments. Cali l0l7 Texas
avenue. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Young men and women to prepare
for business by attending the Massey Bust
ness College. Mason block; sessions day and
Mol
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FOR SALE.


ATTENTION, fourth class postmasters. "a
lock boxes and other postofice fxtures:
been in use six months all good MS new
WI sell cheap. Address ]. Il, Morgan
lrookshire. Texas.
WHY NOT give your boy or girl a practical
business training? Massey business College.
EMBOSSED letter heads for business pur-
roses; also embossed monogram on motto
piper Tor ladies' and gentlemen, with en-
V"iope to match, beautifully executed In any
color Desired mail orders receive prompt at
ttnilon. Arch. l.. Marshall. si7Is Main
street; phone 997,
BEAU TlFuLLY engraved visiting cards for
misses. ladies and gentlemen, In the latest
fbshion and in the highest style OF the art:
price $3.50 per 100. with plate mail orders
promptly attended to- Arch. L.. Marshall.
aI,,r Main street; phone 997.
BABY GRAND PIANO at divers; close price
for cash or on payments. Call l0l7 Texas
avenue Il
NEW i7-jewcl adjusted b. w. Raymond watch
movements SIS, at Wilton's 90S Prairie ave-
""'' --- -----.,-.-----------.-----
AUCTION SALE of unclaimed goods by Wells,
Fargo and Go. Is Express, Houston, Texas,
September !. lS9S.-To all whom it may con-
Germ; Notice is hereby given that the prop
erty now remaining unclaimed. or other
wise in office OF Wells. Fargo Co.'S Ex-
lress, at different ponts In the state OF
Teas, will be sold at public auction to the
9Th day of November nevt. unless the aa,no
y ca,ec Tor ana Gil chaisos PAID thereon.
T rcr list Of packages. ses small bills. q. 4.
Tart Superintendent; l. NJ. Warner, AGENT;
". !. Ochiltres. Auctioneer.
FOR SALE Cheap. Tho News other bust
nese, Smiley, Texas 30
FOR SALE New Model 40 Warwick Bicycle
Tor $50: new Model Is Cushion frame. $50.
Houston. Texas
ONE LARGE new Walnut Upright. best New
FORK piano for the money. S275 stool and
scarf; easy payments. stien. 600 Travis
street. 80
Travis. "a
FOR sALE-My family horse. with phaeton
or carriage. or both; the horse is perfectly
sound and gentle, c. lombard u
FOR SALE Cheap, one high bred registered
Jersey bun calf, six months old; price $50.
Groom q Hodges, Wharton. Texas, IL
WANTEp-Pcople TO buy hardware. at 100
Congress avenue,
FOR sALE--At Wharton, Texas. the Hope sa-
loon. bar fixtures and contents at sacri-
nce, Apply Mrs. Hope Adams. Wharton.
Texas.
FOR SAI.E-A new. elegant bed room suite
eheap u taken Immediately. Call afternoons
at IVl Pierce 81
NEW typewriter for sale cheap, or trade. p
o. box AZ, Houston. Texas
| FINE new syrup. in Ave and ten. gallon kegs.
A. soc per gallon Address Mrs. b. Blng.
hanI, IuIin. IeNas, J
sock must be sold IN order to DO so viii
sell at about half price latest pattern five-
drawer solid oak sewing machines all com
pltte, only SIS or latest improved drop
con wait until all sold, but order one or a
desen az once and get $40 and S35 machine
lev SIS aud $50. This chance win not last
long Remit by express or money order to
Bon y, sehulenburg, Texas; reference fur
pished
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FOR COUGH. try Eclipse Cough Cure, n,
Lawns drug store. corner Main and Pres
Z ton. .
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SITUATION WANTED.

MULTIPLICATION by man and wife; wife
good cook and housekeeper. man handy nj
II A ga,sAGdress 1914, this office.
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

LoST--One small gray marc mule reached
name and sheared tail: don't know brand
Return 70 Houston Carriage Co., corner
Milan and Commerce avenue. and receive 81
reward. IN
FoUNp-one pocketbook at opera house.
evening of play ''Down in Dixie" Owner
can get same by calling on Mrs, :, W. Mo-
kee. 4l6 Piercn avenue. corner Braxos. 30
LOST-Gcld star scarf pin or stick min, set
with pearls. 8 reward for return to Il. G.
Hill at Levy Bros, 70
SlKAfEp OR SToLEN-One bay filly, II
hands high years months old shod
no brand: white spot in face: will pay re-
ward l'oa Franklin avenue. l
HOUSEKEEPING thoroughly and practically
taught: sessions day and night Massey
Z Business College.
LoST-A narrow band gold bracelet set, with
Wild rose ornament. having diamond center;
liberal reward will be paid for rs return
TO l.. iousman, 1905 Congress avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

TEXAS Typewriter Exchange. Guy McLaugh.
ill.,, rpanager; Remington Standard type
writer: removed to 1909 Texas avenue, nexl
4 to Bnz building,
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FOR SALE.


hON SALE
OAK eytension dining table chajrs haafcrs
gasolino stove, mattings and great deal OF
other household goods must be sold. leaving
city. Call 2003 Walker avenue. Monday. 20
FOR SALE--A nice upright piano chcap for
cash Apply No 40 San Jacinto 20
won .----------,-,-------
~ ~; ,..r, oo"d,SSr.,ohSIy store Eooq Town
XIV" tct"s' A"uress foahum AuN' bureau,
FOX SALE winchester repeating shotgun.
lo.pore six-shooter, also one double bar
rel shotgun, lo-bore' both 10 good condition;
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NEW 17-jewcl adjusted h. w. Raymond watch
movements SIS, at Wilton's. 90S Prairie ave-
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AN AL Job and news printer OF fifteen 49,
sxpsrienco wants sit on some sc ssS
reliable. Address Union Printer box ~ ~,
Cuer0. Texas. - W WI
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YOUNG MAN wants position as clerk ,-sl
years experience in general merchandiss.,
can furnish references Address p O. hor
3s. Rancho. Texas. III Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

FOR sALE--Winchester repeating shotgun.
1o-bore six-shooter. also one double bar
rel shotgun. 10 bore, both In good condition.
Call or address 1908 Lamar avenue. 30
FOR SALE--i2-foot show case and black wall
nut table. 70i Crawford street.
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DRUG CLERK-Wanted. position n -
rience; good chance to learn the trads NJ
eughly; small wages; not afraid az ~csr
and long hours Address "Apprentics ~ -
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PIANOS, $40, $6S( sa5; thres hest bargains IN
city cash or ensy payments. Plano En-
ham
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BY AN intelligent lady, q POSITION % $500
| panion. nursery governess or saIesiSdv..
| three months experience: salary reasonah;s
Clara Whiting. Harrisburg. Texas II
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references. Address Box X, valda., Texas w.
WANTED-Situation by a good printer CONF
pcstor and pressman; good references. Ap.s
ply r. b. Bryan. 41s Lacy street, Palestine
Texas. -
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CARPENTER wants situation; will build o.
repair houses. fences or any kind OF joh
work: satisfaction guaranteed. Address No.
4154, this office, n
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PERSONAL

ALL LADIES vishing TO become perfect In
= garment cutting should not fail TO investi-
gnte the merits OF the wonderful De Lamor-
ton tailor system; simplest and easiest
Ia, ght system in the world. n diploma Is
granted to all graduates. School at co. Main
street, over Cockrell's drug store: agents
wanted everywhere. 30
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE--Restaurant. located In the Cea;s
trail market. northeast corner. in the city. u
Houston doing good business; reason fcl'
selling, failing health. Inquire 9. F. Miles
Central Market, Houston, Texas. NJ
AN OPPORTUNITY Is offered energetic Young
ladies or gentlemen to make few extra
dollars honestly. Address p. o. box 49,
CITY ~,
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bookkeeper. stenographer, salesman, clerk
druggist, teacher. governess or any help forf
special work? We can furnish them to you:t
call at office and look over list: may ma
just the man you want without expense Or
worry. II out of city wire or write SOUTH
ern Business Exchange, room 4l0. Binx5
building 0l
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WE CONTROT the largest and best list y
rental property in the city; you need loon
no farther, Norneet & Cooley, pnonc o.s.
d 2O1 Bins building. - ~
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SITUATION wanted by a middle aosa --5sS.sss5I
man man In private family to tend ~ No.
and buggy and work around the hous< ~ ~
dress 4146, this office. - Z.
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WANTED--By lady with little child and sick
husband work on family sewing; / need
work Address Mrs. McNea, 1904 Prairie
avenue.
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A WHITE woman, 30 years old. wishes 5 .7SsS'
alton as housekeeper or cook Anniv - w. W.
ner OF House and Shipman streets. ss' n
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FOR SALE Confectionery store. good town
good terms. Address Yoakum ADV. Bureau.
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WHITE girl. IA years old, Wishes s5ss{
| ton In kitchen or general housa~c = n.y.;
| ply at corner OF House and Shipman ~ N
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WANTED-Position by competent engineer.
experienced with high speed and Corliss en-
gines and dynamos. Address Box Il. Waco.
~ 4
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FOR SALE-Established private bank, COUNTY
seat town; good deposits and exchange pgs,-i
Eess, $4,000 required. Address Box 5iS, IN "
Antonio. ~
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WANTED-By experienced market gardener,
with small family, to take charge Of place.
understand planting and pruning fruit treeg
Address No 41O6 this office. ~
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WANTED--Situation BY German. r,a-s.s' 1870 - .
Der. trustworthy, as packer, porter IL ~ 81 =
SAFE mouse or as Waterman or clefk- 49,
references. Reliable. this Office. v 81
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SALE OR RENT--6-cottage. with stable. In
Fair Grounds addition; also furnished room
Coz San Jacinto. ~
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A CoLoRBD boy wants place TO work a.
dress 400. this office. h
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TWILL do typewritine in exchange for mod
crate use OF your machine In doing work ut
your Office. Address 4007 this Office. 90
PIANO EXCHANGE, 6is Travis street II
you want to sell or exchange your piano,
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PERSONAL.

LADY MASSEUR, complexion skin diseasc,
and general phyeical culture; medical SUI
pervsion. call or write Masscur, northwest
corner Providence and Hardy streets,
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FOR RENT--Four- room cottage, corner San
Jacinto and Iceland avenue Apply lSos
Capitol avenue, 81
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to sell goods on salary and commission ~
city. Address 1906 this office. y
JOUR- NAVAL WAR WITH SPAIN, striNlys
6rst-class work: beautifully illustratsI,
agents wanted. men and women, IN al c, Ils.
and towns of Texas. Address T.. fanhtongssI
general agent Houston. Texas. ~
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IN6
cash
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WATCHES cleaned, st0o; main springs, i5c
speciality. Wilton's, l0S prairls avenue
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A YOUNG lady OF good address, d..,... \. u
tion as housekeoper; have no obicct>YS Is 3
wicower's family. Please cali "a eissS M y
way for Miss Nellie. = -o's DIV :;
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s2st AVERAGED each week last six years y
placing S10 dividends paid weekly, ~, sSn
withdraw any time: chance OF iNe'i~svs;
e. Cooper Co, Coyirgton, Ky. ~ X
WHEAT is due for an advance. II you Wsn.
to make money from II. write us for ~,
cure plan of investment. Hughes lnlor WI
ton and Investment Company. S-oo VIZ
street. New York; highest references
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MIDDLE AGED widow, without childrsk,
wants work in good family where she wouId
have a permanent home; references e..
changed. Address. by letter or tel6phones
No III, Granger, Texas. ~
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| 400 LA BRANCH, two-story house, recently y.
renovated; modern Improvement Apply -
! LII oh ! | u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-17

They used to toll me when was n little
sir, and had broken my dearest doll. for
example, or had been Sung by bee on
t,sc day bcioro my hest friends birthday
party thai every affection IS blessing in
Disguise, / was never clever at penctrat-
inc G!>cuiscS, hut there are times when l
ar-cc 10 the truth 81 the saying, cspcc. n. "
VIXEN thu affections are other peoples
J'sSt n few evenings aSo l heard young
girl, who has just come home after six
months out ~ town, playing the piano.
was 81 much struck with the improvements
in her tcchnic since 1 heard her before
that spoke about it,
IT'S all due In a little run around 7
had on the middle finger Of my right
hand, - she said, Il wasn't doing much
rracJioinc, but was omhroidCrinC q cen
teri :ccc for friend who is To be married
next nsoath, and ! couldn't lose any time.
put my ih!mhlc on my ring finger. and
after few days ! could use il just a.
easily thar Way rs on the middle finger.
When i began 10 play the piano again, I
WAS amazed 10 ind how my third finger
kSs gained in strength, II had always
bcen NY weak point before. / always use
II for Jh!mhle Ineor now, and you see tho
result. I've advised everybody to try 1t.
It's an i'll wina'-you know the rest. -
Washington Post
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-17
TWO OLD FRIENDS.
Their Greetings when They Met II
After Years.

An ancctiotc is related Of the late Jacob
To,aN - Maryland philanthropist. Mr..
Tome, IL appears, was in his carly life q
hostlcr, BY industry and thrift he soon
acQuirca a moderate fortune and for somo
tine tSforc his death was one of tho rich
Is. men in his part Of the state
Among Mr.. Tonnes acquaintance willis
working around the stable was n carpen-
ter named Samuel Walker, who had
n hct;cr facplty ior spending money than
for saving it, Later in life he thought is
cSpcaiont To rcnind Mr.. Tome in the pres
c'scc NJ = crowd that he was ut one time
only n stahloman.
Ii was ON the occasion of an on,crtain-
nlcnt At the Port Deposit Opera House.
snd the citizens OF the town were crowd
ing around the ticket Office window when
Mr., Tome approached. \ murmur pass
81 through the crowd, and many stepped
aside, giving way TO the noted philan-
throrist ~ that he might secure his ticket
n once, instead of having to wait his
turn.
They were glad 10 show their respect for
the man who had gained the top round in
fortunes ladder and who knew how to
assist his fellow men, as many in tho
crowd could testify.
oac man, however, kent his place. This
was Mr.. Tones old friend. sam Walker.
Instead 81 giving way he remarked in
tone loud enough ~ he heard by all pres
emit; I'm not roin ~ give up To Jake
Tome, He amt no better than am.
uscl 10 know him when he was nothin
eC: n stable boy"
Mr.. Tome did not reply until after he
hal >ccurca his ticket and made way for
thoSc who had 80 courteouSly withdrawn
/ foT him, He then said in a quiet tone. II
Oscd ~ know a man by the name Of sam
/ Walker, who was a carpenter, and / un-
6crStand that the same sam Walker is
cs-pcntcr >5ill."
The people applauded this mild rehuke,
and sam Walker skunk away.-Wilming-
tOn dol Every Evening.
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ramc Deer Arc Dangerous.

The lanaencss Of the deer in the Duke Of
Rc6toris grounds i very remarkable
Exccpt the aoclimatizcd Japanese from
HOwersooGrt and clscw here, they are wild
croSSprsS, caught in distant islands and
continents, from the Moluccas and For
rsoss 10 the Altai mountains or the svamps
III Canada, Vel the difficulty is to keep
them Wild enough. i, is always danger.
ossS - allow stays 10 become tame and
familiar. II they LOSE their fear Of man,
they are liahlc 10 bcconar dangerous at
certain scaSons and attack persons in a
park or keepers as SaNseely as they do
their own kind, consequently all familiar
lily has ~ Ia discouraged at other seasons
WHEN The deer are most anxious To be
friendly, With the binds this is not neces.
sary, and their confidence is very pretty
and neutrality-suspicious.