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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16

HANDY man would Ike 20 care for fur
naces: good reference LYNCH. Janitor.
1872 Amsterdam
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

HAMLEM DT n.rs. eS..nt sunday -
PIttshed: Sundays only al 30 A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices I13. 261 AIS and I2l8 Broadway q
T-nion 50 w. oT5 Columbus Ave. 49, West 18th st,
25h St l3sth Stations. New York 33s and I2d
FuIton St and 1O4 Broadway. z. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 Street. for New York Central Cab
Service checked from hotel or residence by west
wv GEORGE H. DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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ARTISTIC. straight front corsets. health
waists. SIX petticOats made, carefully
Tilted; corsets copied. DRESS REFORM
S West 22d-st.
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4 DNERTlSEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received AZ their Uptown Office No l,c42 Broadway,
q door north Of 3lsst. O'Clock p. m;
ents received at the following branch Offices regular
once rates until o'clock p. viz:
cor 25d-st; 15e 6tn-ave 12th-s. Mays 6th-ave
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-50 boys and girls to sell the
Great Geographical Game an interesting
and nvincib,e name puzzle; hig profits;
send 10 cents for sample and price list
PETER A. DREYER, PA South Water-st.,
Chicago H.
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DESKS n OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSMAEkING.

A-A-A.-Seai garments ana other fine
furs repaired redyed and renocclled into
latest styles At exceptionally low prices.
Ladies waited on At their residences. Mrs.
E J. BARKER. III West 3Sth-st., la,e
with c. q. Gunther's Sons. 5th-ave.
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SOUTHERN farmer and wife: colored: good
references. BIRCHARD. 10 Jones-st.
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BALTIMORE 6 OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave York. foot of Chambers ST
as follows, minutes earlier from w 23d s.;
900 a. m. Daily.-Solid train BuffaIo Arr. S D m
Binghamton waverly, Elmira and Bradford Coaches,
parlor car cafe dining Buffalo
2.:}O p. m. Day.-Chicago Lmited-Fast mall-Sod
train to Chicago arriving 20 Arr. Cleveland l. 40 A.
m Sleepers to Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining car
7.3O p m. Daily.-Bunalo and Cleveland ExpressSArr.
Buffalo 7.O5 Bradford 80. and Youngs
1927 Cleveland 10 sleepers to Buffalo
0I5 D m Daily-SoIld train for Binghamton waver-
" Emira Chicago Seepers Buffalo Chicago. Cincin-
natl. Dining
TClcKDTs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. 112. 261. and 957
broadway 125th St. 273 125th St.
chambers West 23d st. ferries, New-York 1913 and
SEQ Fulton ST., 9S Broadway. Brooklyn; St
Hoboken. Jersey City Station. New Transfer
Co. calls and checks baggage to destination
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COOK. &c.-ThorouShly competent Young
woman. good family cook and launlress-
small private family. city reference. a.
dress NJ N, $40 East Slst-st-, ring times
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AUTOMATIC sCUTTLE OPENER.
BOOKS.
LOWERING S BOOK SIr@RE

III. 20
81. has removed 70
s23 BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Everybody in New York and for hfty
miles around knows Lowering His store is
headquarters for book-Iovers and book
buyers. All kinds OF books TO suit all
tastes and all pocketbooks. Historical
books. biographical, religious. scientific
books Of travel. books CT fiction. books for
children. poetry. etc. etc. Any hing you
want and positively at the lowest prices TO
be had in the United States
Encyclopedias on sale for a song-Ap-
pleton's. Chambers. Britannica. and Peo-
pies. Books and libraries purchased.
LOWERING. S23 Broadway near 18TH -
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ASBESTOS BOILER CoyERING

s-@------- ~--~-~--~--~---~-----
AhbESIOo furnace PIPE covering also
poller and steam pipe covering. ASBESTOS
- Maiden Lane Estimates cheerfulJv fur
nished
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ooMEsTIc SITUATIONS w.

DAYS WORK--Youaz woman ~,
Work cooking. laundry work - ' a.. tsJ',
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CLOAKMAKER.-B superior filter. at
home or cut 10y day: VIII make all kinds
OF altera tons In Cloaks; finest worker on
sealskin garments: VIII remodel repair
alter sleeves. make into latest style Jackets
cspes and colarettes- GREIG. l3l West
22d-st.
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HELP WANTED.
EenaEsR.
NETWORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAU.
30 West 29th-st.
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
FRED TO EMPLOYERS AND EN-
PLOYFE,S.
Servants are in waiting from 8 a. m. to
?. m.
Reference investigated.
A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN. as cook
and laundress in n family OF two; wages
SIS: personal references required. Call 3C9
West End-ave.
ELITE SCHOOL for Hairdressing. Mani
curing, Scalp and facial treatment com
pete course all branches; class or private
instruction. TUXEDO HAIRDRESSING
PARLORS. Madison ave. 59th-st.
GIRL for laundress and chambermaid want
ed: city reference required. can "a West
91st-st.. until 2
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wAITR ESS.-GirI. u. IN res,s.-ii--vs "a.
on tables or likewise; no = AZ. tfl--
or address 3a6 East S9th-si-' -
east
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BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand: lowest prices: easiest terms
MARX BROS. - Union Square.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

4sTH ST, 324 W.-Nice furnished rooms to
let: 81 80 81 % per week.
2lST-ST.. 147 EAST.-Large beautiful
room, fitted for one two gentlemen;
private family; Creamery Park.
30TH-ST., 121 EAST. between Lexington
and 4th aves.-Large front room; gentle
men: references.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE,

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
lr.4:SO 1880 $500. 5000 10000. 80 NJ. II 100.
1880. 300 - 80 400 1890 800 100 1880 5000
'"'-' BAfTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
1890 $500 $1,000. '1l:30 A. NJ. HOO 1885, 800
800 300 P NJ. sl2:15 mdt
ofices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry iIS II2 26i.
% Union So West 1873 East 126th St. 273 West 125th
St 245 Ave. New York; Court St. 34i $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn; 9s broadway. Williamsburg New
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage TO dest
From Liberty St. only. 'DaIy. tDaly. except sun
day. sSunds,s only
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SOUTH fIAINFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals. Week
days ST. A. NJ g. aud % T. NJ Lv Cortl
and Dcsb. 10 A. NJ ~, 6. ~ ard 80 p NJ.
Pullman ~omnodations ut us
1854 Broadway Union Square West 25 Columbus Ave- n y
IS Bdwy and Annex station, Brooklyn;
n Y Transfer check baggage from hotel or
residence through 70 destination
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND BOOK"
FREE. patents economically secured and
probably sold. INVENTORS COMPANY
$50 Nass@u-st
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HALLS SAFES.

SAFES bought, sold or exchanged; safe NOV
T. i 1s,d sHs n Teps sn5 KtNsEY. RAINIER
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES. s.co,o- ,,,a
Nooc and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
eEaLke9 3b0 =. EDDY. 39S Madison-st
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WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

1eS s25 sos. 1910 CDesbrosses and Corandt Streets
100 Dining carr. 1e55 Dining carr a m 1888 10
seasonal Linn. all Parlor Dining Cals) 3e5 20
S,ag arr 80 Dining Can 925 m. II 10 night
congressional Linz" all Paror and Dining Cars) %
DINING Car). ass Dining Carr. 9.25 p. NJ l2iO
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express s.25 lbs p m. IL. 10
AI-ANI TIC COAST IINE.-Express, s55 a. m and 30
cI5EsAPEAkE & OHIO RAILwAY.-s.55 a. m and
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-Express 1885 p. and 1910
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7.55 a. m
weekdays and s.55 p m. daily.
A1rkANILc ClTY-955 a. m and 2 IS p m WEEKDAYS;
THROUGH Eestibuled Trains. Buffet Parlor Cars and
CAPE MAY-12.55 P m. weekdays .,, e
For points New York Branch Railroad from
Ne1ty-thlTd Street Station: 600 a. 10. ~
-. 40, and $50 p SUNDAYS % m. 40 p m
from Des5rosses Cortlandt Streets. 800 II so
"7V SO and 90 p m. Sundays 945 a. m o'I' p H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
elo Deshrosses Cortlandt Streets 62O. 725 765.
and Corandt Streets. Dining 1888 Dining
SarD IL a M, I235 2 20 Glesbrosses and Cortandt
dining Can $50 Dining Carr. 755. SIS. SOB. 925
p m l. ~ night. Sundays 610. 7.55 no coaches),
SIS. s55 9 25 9.55 d1nited) 955. 1888 Dining Carr
a m iZ5o; l55 Dining Car) 325. S55. 40 dining
6sr) ~" Dining Carl. $50 Dining Car), 1855, SIS.
$50: - p. m. T. 10 night. ~
1Sket oihces Nos 46l. go. 1895. 1854 Ill and POL
Broadway; Astor House; West Twenty-third Street
station and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt
Streets: Court Street Street Broadway
snc pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn Station.
Jersey City The New Transfer Company will call
Tor ana check baggage from hotels and residences
Teephone .'s14 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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OPTICIANS.
I've GLASSES Free

THIS WDEK our opticians will examine
your eyes and sell you pair Of $3.50
gold spring eyeglasses for 81, and give you
a gold plated eyeglass chain with n safety
hook. also leather case. absolutely free"
same price. KEENE'S OPTICAL CO., 40
Fulton 81. New-York near Nassau ST..
Hours to g.
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GARDENER. married man. where Al
results are required: competent In all
branches appertsining &c first class place
J. BELL 300 West 129th-st.
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GARDENER. -Slngle. fruit. flowers. vese-
tables: understands care Of COWS. horses.
furnace: willing. obligl1E. good sober man.
b.st city references. NJ. BOX %, Tribune
Office.
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LACKAWANNA RAILROAD

stations New-York. foot OK Barclay and Chrlsto-
pher SITS. Leave Arrive
500 am 500
IA AWANNA $1,000 Am $500 pm
New-York X Chicago Eek 200 PM $50 pm
Bnghamton Ex..............-.... 500 pm l:2O en-
Chicago g. Buffalo Limited. $40 pm. 1880 am.
Utica, Ithaca s. Buff. S:45 pm 'I;10 am
Syr.. Buff x Chi Ex........'s l2;OO Tndn lO:3O am
SleepeEs $50 p.
Pullman accommodations at lib. 42S Broad
way 95 Fifth Avenue and Ii Park Place.
Company Will call for and check
baggage destination sDaily.
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MaIe.
MEN WANTED.-ST 90 takes YOU 10 Eu-
ropa. No steamship work. ATLANTIC
SHIPPING OFFICE. 200 2d-st.. New-YorE.
MEN WANTED.-C'heap trip to any Europ-
can port; London. Liverpool. Bremen.
Hamburg; also steady positions procured.
SHIPPING OFFICES, Clinton ST. and %
West-st., New-Y ork.
WANTED.-An educ ated man in each coun-
~ of New-Jersey 10 sell an article on
commission TO the schools that is already
introduced. Address Y. NJ. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED. For three days work, twenty
practical and experienced canvassers. Men
OF experience only need apply, at 9 o'clock
Tuesday morning. at ], l46 Broadway.
WANTED.-For Great Britain, by the late
agent Of the Miehle Printing Press and
Manufacturing Company. Chicago, an
agency TO sell machinery of any kind cleo
trio or steam in Great Britain and Ireland :;
highest references. Address ALEX. Cow
Broadway Central Hotel, New-York. for ten
days.
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GROOM.-Single: FIRST class references from
last employer: takes excellent care Or
horses and harness. Address NJ. c.. East
3Oth-st
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Trains leave Franklin ST. Station, N Y. follows
and I5m later foot West 42d St. n. r.:
s7:15 A M.-For INTERIM points to Albany & Montreal
tll:2 a. ND Lake Mohonk. Minnewaska Saratoga
and Caskll Mountains.
.24o P M.-Cont. Ltd; for Detroit Chicago & St. Louis
AK MEor Rochester Buralo Cieve & Chicago
tSG0 p M-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit St. Louis.
+9:I5 P M-For Sy-a Roch. Mag. Falls. Det & Chi.
.DalIy tDaiy except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No 1 at 1045 A. NJ. at 5 2. NJ. Leaves Jersey
City. P. R r sta No at !I;2O A NJ at Sg5 p
checked from hotel or residence Westcott EXP. C. Il.
LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. N. T.
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DRESS AID ACCORDIeN pLEAr.
ING,

gl ERT1MG@ Of every description
T lIt5lA u DlN40 while you wait HARD
ING. 30 w. 236-st. Established 80 years
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DETECTIVE AGENCY.
80 Broadway. rooms 71T-7ls: telephone
1851 FRANKLIN. All civil and criminal cases
female.
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GARDENER. experienced horticulturlst
greenhouses. forcing roses. grapes etc
wishes employment by those who appreciate
al intelligent, honest competent gardener
EXOTIC. 100 East 23d-st
ARDESER.-Married Il; 20 years ex-
perience in all branches; II years refer
ences from leading families Of Nsw-YorI,
Address GARDENER 6.OOS 4th-ave..
Brooklyn.
ARDENER. one Daughter 10
years, understands greenhouses etc. +: best
references Address WILLIAM PLUG. 3a6
East 42d st.
GARDENER. FLORIST. Swiss; aged sc.
single; competent: nrst class references
l. T.. 20 West 24th-st.
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Railroaos.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

e1AIIONs foot OF West TwenJy-thrd Street Des
brosses and Cortandt Streets.
u Inc leaving time from Desbrosses and
eortlnndt Streets fs FIVE minutes later than
mat given below for Twcnty-third Street
stanon, except where otherwise noted.
f.e, a: vi. FAST MAIL-Limited o Buffet Parlor
SaTs New York to Pittsburg. Sleeping Ptsburg TO
n SSncago- No coaches PiItsburg.
80 n; VI. FAST LINE.-Pittsburg and Cleveland.
DIDO A. NJ PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.-PulIman
IartIent Sleeping. Dining Smoking. 6nd observa-
For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati
1'9 1 Il: VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ENPRESS-
LoIeGo, Nashville & Ia Cincinnati and Louisvlle)
. .nosnapolis, Chicago St Louis
DIDO -. NJ 81. LOUIS EXPRESS-For Pittsburg. Co
o. .1Ih1es indianapolis. Louisville. ST Louis.
do 4. VI WESTERN EXPRESS-For Chicago For
- -@e6o except saturday
E'S2 =. vi. PACIFIC EXPREss.-For Pittsburg and
EslllCago- For Knoxville daily Shenandoah NaLeS
g !tSse9ute Connects for Cleveland except Saturday. -
Esd n. vi. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EA-
Af'ESS-For Pttsburg Cleveland Cincinnati.
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GARDENER. Well posted in all lines OF
horticulture wants position as head gar
dener or foreman on private place: 20 years.
experience; aged 81 A. r.. care Siebrecht
& Son 100 5th-aVe.
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MAILMAN or WAITER--In private fam
iI-: Citv reference furnished. cclored- z
W SHOECRAFT. 32f West 4ist-st
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LosT.-Bankbook No 7sI $50 Bank fyr
Savings. $50 shave. New-Yorl pa,1
msnL stopped. Please return book TO hank.
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CARPET CLEANING.
DANRURY HATS,

"DANBCRY' Dsrbles, So; "Danbury'' Al
pines. 81 80: worth SO DANBURY HAT
CO.. % Desbrosses-st.. n. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
SOME PosTscRTPTs.

Nearly one-third Of the beer consumed IN
the world is brewed in Germany.
sixty-two new silk factories were estab.
shed in this country last year.
In "a hours close up on 700 trains pass
IN and out of the New street railway station.
BIRMINGHAM England
Iona island. in the Hudson river, has be.
come the property Of the government and
will be used for a naval magazine
philadelphia policemen carry canes with
curved handles They are sometimes useful
IN reaching TOR escaping law breakers
Card playing IN England is an almost
torgotten pastime Ladies seldom play and
gentlemen engage in it rarely but to gamble
-Four miners were entombed for twslvo
days in the Matsuyasu collery in .1apan
lately. They did without food all the time
and for most OF the time without light. ana
We're none the worse when dug out
The restoration OF the Bloody Tower in
the Tower of London is now completed ALI
but few repairs TO a turret. and tho "a.
pairs 10 the leutenant's lodgings are An
lshed.
A caid in Morocco who does not furnish
the sultan's officer the expected amount ~
tribute is promptly sent to prison. and bis
place disposed of by auction 10 tho blebss,
bidder D's "ss'
The Rev. c. NJ. Sheldon distributed s,ooo
received for conducting the Topeka nati,,
Capital as Christian newspaper an,oms.
charities. $1,000 being donated 10 tho Ind,o
famine sufferers '''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Acmiral Sampson is much anpovsa H.. -
guests for autographs. Though these ~, ~,
so numerous as they were after The VA.
they still, average some atty weel
William J. Bryan. Congressman Wrnisr,.
Of Illinois and Richard Yates, who hos haa.
nominated for governor by the nlipo,.
puolicaus, were all in the same clnss 4, -,
old Illinois college. '1'
Representative shufroth Of co,oro.. :.
looking after the preservation o, - 4,.sL =
humber of monuments aud oli9 dr.,,,a p
which are the work Of prehistoric ,,,,,, -
Utah. Colorado. Arirona and New Nfa. 4"
Mayor Jones Of Toledo is thought 70 ~,
good chance TO be a member 81 m. 49,.
congress, The democrats OF The 49,
Ohio district have decided 10 make M na 'u,n
nations. but indorse the indap snden,
tion OF Mayor Jones. A'ui'na-
Ivan Constlnoyitch Alasoyski thu ,.
Armenian painter, has just died, For aous
time he had been professor IN ~ , 1vui'
rial Acsdemy Of Fine Arts =, :, ..upe'
burg Born in 1877, be was The ,.,.
artist Of four ezsrs-Nieholas a -soe'''
der IL Alexander III and N,eSo,,. NsA"n'
An influential LONDON seyasv.n ns,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

returns while admitting the practice oil
fraud in several precincts, was incompe-
tent or corrupt Second, that the legisln-
ture. in tho exercise OF an authority ex-
pressly delegated It but denied to the
canvassing board was arbitrary or capri
ciouse and, third. that the courts OF Ken
lucky In refusing 90 undo the-work OF the
general assembly we're constructlyely in
coilusion with an authority which had pro-
,,eeded IN an arbitrary and caprlcious'
manner to deprive a citizen OF his rights
under the constitution and laws Of the
State.
How long would last the sovereignty and
Independence OF the state under the appli-
cation of such dangerous assumptions
Grant the theory that the supreme court
ia denied the right of inquiry to develop
in such cases legislative caprice and the
connivnnce OF state courts, does It not fol-
low that the assumption OF honesty upon
the part OF the Legislature and OF the
state courts Of inquiry is essential to tho
preservation OF State Sovereignty and q
safe check upon what would otherwise BE-
the unrestrained power Of the supreme
court OF the United States to arbitrarily
and capriciously" oyerurn the independ-
ence Of the statesf
II tho assembly of the State OF Kentucky
and It's courts have abused the authority
conferred by the constitution aud laws
under which they are sworn to proceed,
the evil can and will be corrected by the
tribunal Of the people. properly declared
BY Chief Justice Fuller to be perpetually
in session. II this he not true then the
sovereignty OF the citizen had as well b'
destroyed and he confess his incapacity for
self government.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

housing in the library of friend. came
upon book of verses by Henrietta Huxley.
Gianons through it he was astonlshed TO
ma three poems by Huxley himself. Ap.
parently this side OF the great scientists
raphers.
me late Judge culberson OF this state
was Of sturdy appearance. simple habits
ana retiring disposition. and attracted little
attention. but his wisdom and ability were
reeosn!zed and highly appreciated by his as.
Soe'ates. who met him in tho committee
room and there discovered his rare qualities
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
THE INNOCENT SUFFERER.
VIII he No Rice Irrigation Pend
ing Threatened Legislation.

VIZ ne NO rice Irrigation Pend
ing Threatened Legislation.
Crowley La, May 21.--Ahout ten OF
the irrigation canal companies OF this
section met here today to consider the
Dill offered by representative Pugh OF
this parish bearing on the irrigation in
terests of the state. They are absolutely
opposed to any legislation looking to the
control or regulation OF business and
especially SO to any legislation that will
make the police Jurors throughout the
state body 10 control and regulate them.
ontii the i Sfslature acts or decides not
TO act in the premises. they have unani-
mously decided TO refuse to sign any water
contracts and as a result no canal company
az present viii water any rice except MS
own. fortunately the season is late and
very little rice is planted TO date or in
need OF water and farmers can wait.
~ the meantime the canal companies
nope tnat their refusal 10 turn a wheel
wall cause the farmers influence TO be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

iNote.--These lessons have been prepared for
The Posts Home Study Circle by Prof Benno
Kirschbaum OF philadelphia. They are in
tended primarily for Americans who purpose
attending the Paris Exposition. The lessons
include ~ common French words and
phrases, (2) easy conversation and go simple
yeading lessons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
Hurled Mt Me,SInney

Mckinney Texas, May 91.-The re.
mains OF James L. Woods, the newspaper
man who died at New whatcom. state OF
Washington. on the 18th instant. arrived
here last night and we're Inferred today
In the family burying grounds.
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