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POSITION AS office boy. u years old viii
work for small uaY untt satisfaction rs
slyeu, can give reIereuee. Address 6lso,
mis- olticV.
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SITUATION wanted as yardnian, or butler
Dest OF reference, ny respeetaoie ooiote'
man, j. "A. H.. this ONCE
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

q gYi7TED- hoard and r9om WIN p.lEsts Ian
' siv close III, best referencesi stSts tein'.,
Addrsss G. j. P. this ONCE
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YOUNG MAN OF two years experience wants
nlaee behind par, best OF references nNeh.
Aaaress 6ivl, this ONCE.
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physician and surgeon as assist
ant, must be a regular graduate, single
man preferred. Address Doctor, care Lock
Box 100 Corrigau Texas.
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NTED--Position in grocery store OF dry
suoes; Win start In w,th smRll salary rog
nontn tuai. Lock bon q. beaumont, Tex. :
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE have two good business chances. splendid
locations and stock must be sold et onre,
any reasonable offer will be accepted during
this week. s. A, Thompson 4 Co. Busl-
ness Chances and Trades, Moore Burnett
building. Houston, Texas.
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WANTED-Two or three ladies or gentlemen
willing to solicit business In residence or
business houses in Houston for modersts
salary per week. Address b. Box Jgb,
Houston. Texas.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

Ar HOTEL SAN RENO New York CITY, Two
Handsomely Furnished suites communicate
ing. hne piano and choice library 10 each
suite: rented separately or together az
ereatiy rodured rates from luis to october,
family going pwav Address MIS- y ";
fpulttt
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RUDRER-. We have lands for sale In Mexico
especially adapted to growing rubber, cohee
Chocolate. vanilla and oil tropical fruits, Ia
the best localities IN tropical Mexico GOOD
foctlona: will sell In large or small tracts
Write or call on us for Information T!aeo-
taipan Land Company, local office III Mala
sICet Houston. Texas. %
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aoCiETEs, clubs, trolley parties. picnic par
tics Will save money by securing Forest
Park for all their outings. Address Melon
aid 4 Waldrou p o. box i6s. 6
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SECURE Forest Park for all outdoor parties,
don't be afraid; 1t will be made the fashion,
able resort OF Houston II Il takes fortune.
q. Box i6S,
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WANTED Party with $500 cash to take in
forest in aud management OF good PAYNE
aud growing otneo business; money secured;
fan Investigation to party meaning bust
uess, Address No Gill, this office, .
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A POSITION wanted as stenographer ana
typewriter or as Office boy can sNe refer
elces rs TO character and ability; wll work
for reasonable salary, address blit' TINS
office.
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nEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

s5d0 CASH buys a choice hye-acro block, IN
Fifth wardi 40 and bo-ncre tracts. seven
mites from city. cheap $4,000 worth OF Guy
properly Seu0O cash balance in Texas land.
MCWlniamB, no Main. 4
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PIANOS-Have them tuned nv eyperlcncea
tunefs. we guarantee to rtfnisl the old
rlano ,throughcut 20 your satisfaction. Oil
yer.s Music House II
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WANTEDA neat aud intelligent youus
man, one acquainted with the business co.h-
munity OF Houston preferred. Address Tne
j. Marcus Co., " 5. Fourth St., pnlla., Pa.
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WANTED-Everr one who Is afflicted with
tetter CT eczema 70 know that they need not
suiiof longer with these torribls ,iseas S
unless they prefer TO do 50 90. the aew
famous 'Jo-He" Ointment is positive aad
SPEEDY cure. All itching aud burnins in
stantly relieved: cure foil VS. within tNo
70 fYo weeks. 3-ounca size dc, l2-ou ce.
y2.6o. POSTPAID. II. n. Jones Discovers. .
Dallas. Texas, 7-i-al
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FREE STATIONERY
A box OF Hurd's elegant stationery given
away with each order for engraved cards
copper plate $780, 100 cards from plate
s10o. j. J. Pastorza Ptg. and Litho' Co.
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WANTED--To work around dairy by boy Il
years old Address Il5s. this Office.
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WANTED.-A position as cook by good, clean,
reliable colored man, private car, hoafulns
house OF sammer resort hotels city Totef
once Cali or address A. u. Brown, eus
Nroadwhy street.
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WE ARE Headquarters for tents awnings,
n,aes etc; send for price. kattmauu &
kneeland. Ito lston. Texas II
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LARGE FRONT room Handsomely FURNISHED,
with heard couple or gentleman private
family references required, lOS this Of.
q
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NOM that Forest Park 10 under new manage.
ment. all society aud popular outlngs VIII
be held there The new management VIII
guarantee the park "a be all that Houston
REQUIRES Address T. o. BoN 1853.
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PERSONAL.

LADIES' recurring regulator that is a pre-
,entatiye address Lee Remedy Co. 800
LtnEiey avenue. CHICAGO Longest eases
rtllevsd IN hfo DAYS without pain. safe aad
eueetve under any aud all conditions Ia
uorsed by leading physicians all over the
country. Price $500 a box. 6.ia
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Texas. June 1.-The following
\, we're had in the supreme court
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"a 81 error In L. A. Pires VS.. Il.
|ts.s from Dallas county. was
4 i, The request Of plaintiff in
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Experienced white ahambermaid
INQUIRE at once Hotel BrlstoL :
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hfPNOTlSM, magnetic healing, etc. teach
you you ny mail or refund money. Prot Lorens,
richmond. Texas. as
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a HRlGHr, onorgetlo boy, 10 years q ase,
owning bicycle, wants position IN some o.
nce; wnliug TO do anything. Address olat,
tins oihNe.
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ei's ...dsred for appellant mt.
~ rt sasumsinistrator, vs.; Jonn
i,lla ., na,iiis from Calves
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER - Mrs
BLACK tells everything. 25c, SOC, 81 90; re
moves troubles: unites separated; luck
charms etc 70S Louisiana street, IL
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FOR SALE.


FOLDING BED. Cnnonier. wardrobe aud
otner nice furniture, acAriy new. no bu2s.
Saii after O'Clock a. m. AZ No. AS hnG
building.
FOR sALE--Fine lot OF buagics, phaetons,
SURVEYS road wagons ana haruess. La. &c
don Stables ana Carriaee Repository.
Franklin and Caroline streets
COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ot
ten room houae. 1gl6 Malu street
JUST REcElvED--Cnr OF new buggles, with
tcll leather tops, rubber side curtains Rnd
storm apron, wide or standard tread, your
choice $40. Edw. clarendon, dealer In all
kinds OF vehicles AMI harness, Franklin and
Caroline stress. =
FOR sALr-Unussd Confederate stamps, with
portraits OF len Davis. Address stamp Col
lsetor, Melmar, Texas
FOR sALE--sxlS two pair high grist inNi,
good as new Si25, lU-horse power return
tubular boiler WITH new nre front, hreSeh-
inc and stack. $50, Address D., loua Mont-
htmery avenue, houston. 9
THE DIAMOND PALACE, 6n1 Main street,
Will close out at auction, commencing June
l. splendid stock OF jewelry. sales II a. m.
and ?. m .
NEARLY NEW Domestic sewing machine in
perfect order for sale, very cheap IL taken
at once. Mrs. Hooper, So Travis.
TOR sALE--A variety Of field aud table pess
ana pure Mexican June corn AZ Sl,ol ne.
h. shell te.h. W. A. Hove Atlanta. TeN.s
GENUINE ChiokcrinE Bros wright tiano,
used months, $500 cash rare bargain,
Y. II. Read. Houston. TsSas. 8
FOR shLE--Hotse, harness ana sprAs
wagon also furniture to t9ur room house
at narEain 29l4 Dallas. s
WILLIAMS STANDARD TYpEWRIIE
Most durable, srcodlcst, best Second-ha
machines all makes. Wright 4 SON. Cen
oral Agents. No. 2sl Main. pallAs u
GREEN GRAPES for ielly and preserves. t1c
per bucket delivered, send q pos,a to bruu-
ner w. w Westgate
: MAGNOLIA BUDs-50c per dozen Cane Jes.
eamines 81 90 Der 100. W, W. MestEate
Drummer nostofhce.
------
Z ONE SECONDHAND hydraulic elinator ma
chine perfect order and as Gaod as now
/ cost $1,000, will sell very cheap Adures,
Tom Psdsitt, Waco: Texas.
FOR SALE~One new q, horse power Easo
! line engine: lot of fans; new aud second
hand L. 4. Miller.
LARGE and healthy Havana tobacco plantg
OF the Vuelta Abaio variety. BY spihor .
Robinson, Esparanza Plantation. Ada, Mont
ecmery county. Texas.
FOR SALE Handsome and practically, neN
carriage. with ono seat enclosed ana on
outside seat for driver. for about one-thir
OF cost Address SOIL. this Office. g.
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I'.' ,a l"as'l,-rhe toll sS, ss
4 y l'l .asssIs Of the First dis
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FOLDING BED. Chinonier. wardrobe aud
otner nice furniture, aoarly new. no bu2s.
Saii after O'Clock a. m. az No. AS hins
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FOR sALE-Flne lot OF buasics, phaetons
surreys. road wagons apo naroess. Lace
aon Stables ana Carriaee Rrposi orv
Franklin and Caroline streets.
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IA md remanded: Mrs. Eta Less,
uA j. Chic, Bowie county;
NM and Great Northern Rail
rS,uy IS Herman Dslwigh, Bexar
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YES TESTED FREE--sse Or. heisig's card
on last paE-. ~
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LOST, POUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

L0sT-A Honiton lace handkerchief; return
10 1870 Centre St; reward.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.
PROFESSIONAL.

c n COTTON q BRO Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjpsters, e Maln street re. y
M, -ApNoND-psaso Texas Qaarietif, open
for soios. concerts must ais ESQ ~ i .o,
ouarfette oper fer concerts. Anofe4s oi'Fs'
Music House. Houston
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...,r,ne refused; c. u.
y r r:nI ! 4. 'Pringle ct al, from
ta 'H.. ., Harrisburg and san
. . Nv company vs.. j. bahu'''
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WANTED The Friterral Life Association
vents solicitors: salary pal1 TO good men
Bailey. general secretary. Cotton Exchange
Houston u
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FOREST PARK, under the new MANAGEMENT,
will positively exclude all ohjectlonaD.e
characters; rowdyism or intempeTahSe
box 163.
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WANTED-A merchant tailor with little
IN oney to do cutting and take charge OF
shop; write at once with reference Box S22,
Corsicana, Texas.
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I-AnTFs faketl before and during connns
meat. Rest medical service; trAlnel nv nriss es
strictly private. Address p, O. box al
Mouston. Texas. -
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MONEY TO LOAN upon Houston real estate
10 81 Phelps, attorney, 3loia VAIN ~
WONFY ,rO LOAN oil imuroyed farms ana
fanchea Francis Smith q Co, san An-
ionic. Teras can on " vs.. Norris. kihm
building. iIoaslon Ic1ag "
STORAGE We have tho largest warehouse y
the cHy tree from fats qnd nice ehsalsf
auartments liberal advances made on bans
IL dosired Houston Moving ann storage
Co.. ~ Faunin strest
WANTEn-To lean money on furniture WIZ.
out removal; sou use botn futnitlIs ana
money no publicity. Address Conndenha I;
this office.
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,''I..r company ,, E, al from from
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'fFAGLE' Automatic Ace'yiene Cos urah,s.
tor. standard viii not isak eas; passrtieS.
lars Address r.. G. Holton Co.. Gil r'sslss
street Houston. Texas --------------
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N questions In Mutual Reserve
IA Association VS.. Nina x. Bo5msn,
|rth district, Waller county, were
N At the request Of the court OF
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| WANTED-Two good white BARRIERS. Apply
10Th St, near Union depot, Galveston.
| WANTED Young lady walters in first
class restaurant; address, j. Marks, Tyler,
Trxas II
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Rtd y, khan VS.. W. B. Tur-
b. ssP " A P. Laughter ct al a vs. rs
sli,i' !, Al, from Jackson F. II.
n.y. h = y i Il. Denny, from Hous-
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NOTICE.. w. Morgan is no longer con
nected with the Houston Moving and SioI
age Co., and is not authorized to eo1,egt
or receipt any bills for us Seaman ps ,
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A FEW reliable agents wanted to write level
premium insurance for the "Old Hartford
Lite" under our unexcelled note contract
Harris & Patterson, general managers, Dali
ias II
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statesmen FOR CIGARs-si25 month and
expenses. old arm; experience unnecessary.
inducements to customers. c. c. Bishop a.
Co. ST, Louis, Mo. II
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BUSINESS COLLEGE ul JIM AZ
term hegins Monday. June o special ra. Lila y,
shces bsginnlng on the opening oay wrlte
o. f,,ii nafticulars Phous No. 1908. igas
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CLOTHING SALESMBN--Active men of good
address and reasonable experience. can
make big money as representative OF tue
mail order department OF our mems custom
tailoring. Address in confidence. John
Wanamaker Custom Tailoring Mail Order
Department New York
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bookkeepors, teachers, stenoRra-.
piers desiring positions are invited to eau cav
or write Southern Business Exchange. foI
BinZ building
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WANTED Al once, blacksmith. one who
can do woodwork also. must be strictly
scber and good workman address {. Lind.
stlom. Ell Campo, Texas.
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ERECKT,ES and biotches positively removed
by Adair's Cream absolutely, harmless
guaranteed: lady agents wanted; 25c post,
mid Adair Mfg Co. Waco. I1
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WANTED Work by a white couple competent
aud Qualhod for all kinds OF work aud her
fecuy reliable middle aged. Rico, TINS oil.
fee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-02
STICKS TO CHICAGO PLATFORM.
w. j. Bryan Speaks at banquet to
timetable League.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 1.-The ban
quet Of the Young Mems Democratic Club.
given last night in honor of Judge James
Z. Tarvn, did not come to an end until
nearly o'clock this morning. The
toasts were not reached until after mid
night. and the 800 guests would appa-
rently have been willing to remain until
daylight had not w. J. Bryan's departure
on a O'Clock train compelled an ad-
journment
MIR. Bryan responded to the toast, 'rhe
Democratic Party" In his speech he
touched on the Chicago platform in his
usual strain. saying it was written for
all time and not for one campaign. and
that more votes would be lost by chang
ing IL than would result If ii Is left as
it is.
Following Mr.. Bryan, Mr.. Charles X.
Wheeler. Of Kentucky responded TO 1.-THE
American Army and Navy He eXtolled
the militarism of America, but subordi-
mated its power to that of the civilian.
After Mr. Wheeler, Judge Sterling b.
Toney, of Louisville, paid a magnificent
tribute TO THE Uncrowned Queens Of
America and Their Power in Politics"
Mr.. David r. Murray, of Kentucky, re-
sponded to the toast. Shall We Retain
the Philippines as a Part of Our Perma-
nent Possessions%
Following Mr.. Murray Ex-Governor
Altgeld, of Illinois, responded to the
toast. Government and Municipal owner
ship of Public Franchises" He said:
THE question of the present age is that
of municipal and governmental owner
ship of public franchises. This question
marks the next forward step of humanity.
Following Mr.. Altgeld, Mr.. Fred. Viii
liams, OF Massachusetts, spoke on "Ihe
Money of the Constitution"
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BOARD OF FISHERIES.
Meeting Held Yesterday on the
Eastern shore.

ONANCOCK, VA, June 1.-(Special.) y
The State Board of Fisheries, with Cover
nor Tyler present. met at Wachapreague
to-day. Much interest was shown by the
large crowd of oystermen and others
present. In the public discussion OF mat
tiers pertaining to the oyster industry by
the Oystermen and others. the oyster in
terest Of the Atlantic side of the two
Eastern Shore counties was the principal
subject. Up to the present there has been
no oyster police on that side Of Accomac,
and depredations by non-resdents and
violations OF law have been of daily oc-
currence. The board provided to-day for
the immediate employment of an ample
police force of two boats to patrol these
waters-one boat for Accomac, command
ed by Captain A. +. Richardson, the other
for Northampton. commanded by Captain
Smith.
The board may recommend to the COM
ing Legislature the requirement of the
payment of license for the privilege of
taking clans Of about the same amount
that is now required of the oystermen.
Governor Tyler. his two sons, and his
private secretary, Mr. owen, are the
guests of Senator LeCatO. The Cover
nor, in response to pressure, delivered an
address in the afternoon that places him
well up in the list of Virginia orators.
Senator Keezell made strong, practical
address, and Mr.. Petit. another member
of the board, gave an interesting talk.
The Governor and party will go drum
fishing tomorrow, with Senator Lecato,
on his yacht. The board may visit other
centres of the oyster business before they
leave the Shore.
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JULIUS SctE SUM- StCOhD AND BROAD STS JULIUS SYCLE SON.

and I. f. Cooke were elected. Messrs.
q. c. Smith. j. Z. Mills. NJ A. cogbill
and l.. T. Head were elected alternates.
The consideration OF Sunday school
report was resumed. and great many
enthusiastic speeches were made on tho
subject. The report was adopted. after
earnest discussion.
The report OF the Epworth League was
read and discussed by Rev Dr. Thomas
Potts, In an eloquent and stirring speech
Inc report was adopted.
Rev. DIR. Tudor and Rev. Mr.. AtweIl
moved that Methodist hymn-books be
put In all Methodist churches, 1t was
adopted.
Rev. Mr.. RiddIck moved that the con-
ference meet, either in July or August,
at Bon Air This was adopted.
Resolutions OF thanks were extended
by the conference to the presiding elder.
DIR. Garland. and TO the pastor and the
people Of Centenary church. and 10 the
secretary Of the conference.
Rev. DIR. Tudor moved that vote OF
thanks be extended to Miller & Rhoads
for "A donation Of one hundred fans. Tho
resolution was adopted. and the confer
ence adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-02
VIRGINIA LAND WARRANTS.
Notice to Holders Regarding Action
OF Congress Limiting Payment.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Secretary
of the Interior is preparing to give notice
10 the holders or owners of outstanding
military land warrants issued by the State
of Virginia for military services during
the Revolutionary war Of the action Of
Congress at the last session, limiting the
payment OF the warrants to the next
twelve months. A large number of these
warrants were issued to soldiers and sea-
men. and the National Government as
sumed their payment by agreeing To ex-
change public land scrip for them at the
rate of A.25 per acre. Many have been
presented in past years. but there is still
an indefinite number outstanding. Under
the terms of the new law. If they are pre-
scented TO the Secretary before the Sd OF
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Rough Straw Sailors, 25c
THE MAZET INQUIRY.
Moss at Bay-Eyidencc of Worst
Forms of Vice.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The sessions or
the Mazet Committee to-day were notice
able chiefly for two ponts-one the turn
ing at bay of Mr.. Moss, and the other,
evidence regarding the existence in this
city of the most frightful form Of de-
pravity. Neither incident took up much
time Mr.. Moss opened the session with
an outburst of Indignation against the
way in which the witnesses had treated
him. He demanded the protection of the
committee. and announced his intention
OF bringing Captain Price before the com
mittee to make him prove the charges he
made yesterday against Mr.. Moss. Du-
ring this heated appeal from the commit
tees counsel, DR.. O'Sullivan who appears
for the city departments. frequently in
terrupted and in intense anger Mr.. Moss
demanded that DIR. O'Sullivan be denied
the privilege OF participating in the pro-
ceedings Mr.. MaZet upheld Mr. Moss and
DIR. OSullivan was rebuked. but was al
lowed 10 remain in the commttee-room.
The evidence regarding the fragrant exist
ence OF the worst forms of vice was given
by two OF Mr.. MOSES agents. IL estab-
lished the fact that under the eyes of the
police there were running on the Bowery
the vilest OF resorts. patronized nightly by
persons of the lowest social standing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-02
JAMAIcAN DELEGATION coMING.
IL VIII Present Reciprocity Propo-
sails from the Island.

KINGSTON. JAMAICA, June i.-rhe ~.
ciprocity delegation will sail Tor '"'
United States on Tuesday.
The scope OF the commission r. restri,.
ed TO representing Jamaica's position ana
securing the best possible terms. The o.
egates have no power 90 enter into ia
agreement. The public, however Is coz"
fident that In view OF the positive alt'l
native OF Canadian annexation the TINT,
States will accept Jamaica's terms as iN'
only means OF retaining the West lnd'"A
trade
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-02
The Mndern Denuty

thrives on good food and sunshine. with
plenty Of exercise in the open air. Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
Syrup OF Figs. made by the California
Zig SYrup CompanY only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-02

DIP. CHARCoTs TONIC TABLES,
the great Partisan remedy. Is q gaaI az
teed cure for the Drink HABIT. A.;
over-indulgence IL destroys the ~
petite for alcoholic and all inloA Satihif
beverages. and leaves man as ne shoy.s
be. II can be administered without 'ns
knowledge OF the patient where nsss'
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