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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mr. Tom J. Woody Of st Louis is at the
Logan
Mr. W NJ baldwin OF Dallas is nj the
Rice hotel
W v GGanway of Dallas Is a guest at
the Lawlor
Noah Alien Of Galveston is a late arrival
at the LAWYER.
4. NJ. Gllloush Of Galveston Is registered
LAT the Iawlor
j J Baker of Nacogdochcs Is rcgs.c ed
NJ th" Bristol
Nh i Miller Of Crowley, La. Ia at the
hu'rhnS house
Mr. y. Pickens OF Palestine Is at the
Hn''nlns mouse
49,. j II. Hlwley of Gulyes,on Is at the
Hu'chlts house.
Mr. i T. Wihble Of Victoria is at the
hutchins house.
Mr. WIN II Holmes Of Boston Is at the
lIutrnns house.
Attorney T. ~ Jones of Tyleg is a guest
at u" Rice hotel,
MIR. g. NJ Renheld Of Van Week Is ut
rue Hulchlhs houses
Mr. ". G. Cain Of Tyler Is a guest at
the Hnlehihs house
Mr.. ed Kechum Of Galveston il regis
tered mt thr Logan.
Mr. j. II, HosacR. we'll known travelling
man. Is IN me city.
O II Ionos nr t,,tv,.tcn 10 ,n,or, 30
arrivals at 1.-THE he Lawiorr'' '''" - ""lO"S W.
MIR Hupb pnrns of rnvIor Is amo,o ,bo
Itufcbins bnner NJ ets ~ - 20 f"n 80
Mr. g " Ii.ari N wharton ,s , gncst
m Inc nntcnins house
onegi NJ tSa I Ii",nG 6ot | fort worth Is
Ma Dr,,, ~ -
NY, D. q. hooSrN'tlJ OF San Antonio ls
So "' ,'' W..
NJ e., II. Nmir ol Nootah Nells IS
retIStefed M the Re' hoteL
MT; j. q, Bar9et Of Van Week Is regis
'e.tu at tue hu,'"'hs henSc's
Mr., !. ID. lithicum OF st, Louis has
apartments Mt the Rice hotel.
pr. T. 5. Wciscser returned last night
from visit to Dalaon city
Hon, 5. 7, Cooper % beaumont is s.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Miller Of San Auton,o
are guests al the Logan hotel.
ATTORNEY H. r. Snntts has returned 10
tho city after an absence since sunday
/ Colonel J. If. Hoffman ana Sergeant II
/ Movers of Now NrrE mo m No n@nn
/ vossrg n p ~ ~ 49,,
! of Snu Nntouln mo @,,"sts nj tho nc,n
a., a., m
Mr, a. III 9hrafer ct davenport luWh'
Ncssre 1onn wonr ar ."y 'e onh ~ w
! 49, "i 'ohroe arc registered Mt the
~
/ ,,M{Y u elcnietz anu Chnrles u
imili1enlana' OF tolNeSton are guests at Tue
! 4. marks ana W. &. Goode OF Bay city.
wen known in the rice field, are guests
az the Lawlor.
Messrs, i /. Chamberlain and Arch
( ihhN'i OF Crockett are registered at the
/ hnichnS house.
Mrs ChltIes ID Nyolf and babies have
/ lett for Corpus Christi, Texas. FOR a
! month recreation
Mr. r r. Dobbus left for Atlanta Ga.
yesterday afternoon over the InternatiN nal
and Great Northern.
Mrs f. T Ford and Messrs spencer
and f. L. Ford of Waco are guests Mt
the Logan hotel
Messrs J. NJ Landou- and Charles Mel
son az Marietta Ohio. have apartments al
the HuUohins housc
Nuss tnr,.o Nfi,,o =, ,v..t,,,o
and Miss Jewel Monday ~ rerren Teyas,
are guests Al the Rice hotel
A. Z, N v,,-., =, r,,.a -,
i nn,',o "9 ~, OF SIennora VINO
0nery t6cre ny 10 fintchins honse
Atts. -,
'ltsS .. o. iN'nRm ielt Yesterday otter
northern Tor a summer trip 70 Chicago.
NH NJ ~ ~ II, natuA ny, or beHnmonl,, co nee ed
th,s fue , s"uSu LeNas Nasuph ~ nh1h or
'nut V,S' Is registered az the Mce hotel.
iutchins house Mr. ~ Y Anders ot
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FOR LOSS or APPETITE.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Excursions 10 syIvan Reaeh.

Regular Tuesday and Friday evenin,
moonlight excursions 70 sylvan Beacb. w
Porte, by Southern Pacific, c.. Il. 4 N. ~
Ausic, dancing sailing and bathing. Trai,
leaves La Porte 1880 y. m Regular Snn'
day excursions leave Central depot SUI
2, m, 04o a. M 1850 .. N. Leave II
Porte .. M. $3.50 D. M -
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NnrIeE An sALn

We have sold our hardware business al
3la Travis street "a the Houston Tiar,iyoTe
company hut VIII continue our Tin and
sheet iron works. wind mills, pumps etc,
az me corner 81 Capitol and Travis streets
their past patronage aud would ask them
10 extend same 90 our successors
IL. III. Holtkamn
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IA PORTE LOCALS.
Commissioners Looking Over Route OF
the Shell Road

the Shell RoRd.
la Porte. Texas. July .. County Gem.
missloucrs J. c Butcher and Gus Berk r.
accompanied bY william Iigaek, sup rim
tenden Of the poor tarm, were ~ IA n y
yesterday. Tie commlhsloDprs ware look
Ing over the youft OF Inc pfspo I'd she'll
ftad from DeenW8ter 10 Nor. us pOlfl .
which VIII come nj for eetiou before The
cnnillil lufcln coHri 0u AisH4i ! N 4 nsr
of THE commissioners cared a. 9iscus3 he
probable oufcpme ~ the iaattct Int no
fIusneetf for Improvement seiin 80 81
la,eht Tho chIuinaairnrfr hasr air ady
advertised for contracts for thc conetiile-
tor ~ abAYf tNepiy-rxe nn3es ~ comfy
road sader iRe neN bond Issue About
itfo and one-haf mice ~ tne Genc0 4 nd
Is Included ID the nfqnoaais.
xhe maeelneFy Tor improvements At the
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II you have no appetite for yonr meals
something Is wrong with your diGestlon
liver on bowels PHckly Ash Bitters
cleanses ANA strengthens the stomach
vigor and cheorfnlness Capitol Phafmae,
81 Main street; Abbott Corkreu q "a
UO2 MAIN street: A f. kiesling. 5Ua Main
street; snnclal agnnts.
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Inoreasinn A. $780,

The II. c Sherrod Plano company yester-
day purchased the entire stock OF the South
IrEas Piano company which was recently
sold by r. l.. Banta to h. O. Lamb, the
Snefrod company purchasing from MI
Lamb
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THE BOND ISSUE CARRIES
BY A MAJORITY or OVER 2 TO I
FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
And Larger Majority for School Build
ings-~A Very Small Vote Polled.
Result by Wards.

The three bond'lsSe propositions. $3.50.
goo for paving, SWtOo for sewers ana So.
900 FOR school buildings. carried yesterday
by much better majority than aid the
same amount Of bonds for street improve.
mcnts last April
When these same street-improvenent
Lends were yotcl upon last April the total
vote was Az, ana they carried by IA ma
Jority Of III, the First aud Fifth wards
giving majorites sgalnst them.
The total vote yesterday on the street
rarins bonds was 400 and on the school
bonds hC9. = he paving bonds were ear
ried by a majority Of III the sewer bonds
W q minority Of iT5 anh the school build.
Ing bonds by majority OF $50
The only ward voting against the Ia
sunnce If bonds yesterday was the First,
aud this is likely, owing to the fact thit
none Of tn proposed paving Is to be placed
IN that ward
I7o1Iov iuu xsoa fha ,.otn ~.
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Was ist dass stencils runber stamns.
notary aud Lodge seals. metal checks. sIc
J. V. Love. 200 Aechanlc ST.. Galveston.
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sheriff Anderson and Detective Quln dls-
regarded the letters which each has re
ceired hy putting in good portou Of yes
terday with further Investigation into the
death of John iivcri. They cirr.ad au
iJJiau Interpreter With them and paid %
Visit Jp number Of houses occupied hy
ifuuans Mr.. Qdu Stated thHt ths ,Hp
WIS not fruitful one
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MARKED FOR SLAUGHTER.
Detective Quin Received a Threaten
ing Letter Yesterday.
IT WARNED HIN TO QUIT THE CHASE
Startling Statement Attributed to GEN
tleman Who Is Alleged to Re-
side in Houston.

Now that the Houston Malta has laid
aside the shotgun aud the sixshooser and
is doing its killing at long distance By
means OF anonymous letters, It Is likely
that the casualty list VIII grow smaller
from day to day 1t may In time become
az harmless as The Sampson Schiey con.
troyersy and as bio0dlcss as a French dnel
Detective Ch5fe Quin Is the second of
hcial Victim who has been marked for
slaughter Yesterday morning when he
showed M AZ the police station an anony
nous bfoadsde was poured into him IN the
shape Of the following letter.
"chs. Quin. You had better learn little
brains and stop trying to atten our trouhe
or you viii be Kill Dead as DOG you
dam iool~----- on understand J
Mean Bescnus NJ. c.
The letter IS written with lead pencil
on a single sheet Of tablet note paper It
plainly shows that the hand Is O disguised
cue The name Is written in a hrm round
hand, while portion OF the letters iu the
body OF the letter are In the shape OF
printed characters aud are not Joined Be
low the writing there is rude drawing cf
n skull aud crossboufs. The address on
the envelope, which Is To perfectly loshic
Texas Police station. There ave two
ppstmarFs on the envelope. both from the
Houston office. one az $50 90 M, July ii.
and the other 1910 .. M Of the same date.
cauard but be- is not inclined 90 treat the
matteY as q joke Writing an anonymous
and abusive letter and sending 81 through
the mails " an offence against ih" fedo.Hi
statutes. and ls dt the same time Spryic.
OF cow1rdly litiip0ess which ought to he
severely punished
Detective QuiIi Inns received q greDt deal
OF good natured r0illefy from his follow OIL
GERS and friends who when in MS pres
ence, have iudplgcl ia dismal -pecnlations
as 10 the duration nt tine probation which
tho murder society mas granted him. ono
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
RAILROAD PLANS CHECKED

Hartford, Conn, sept. IA The
r petition of the Central Verm, Mt Rail
away asking the city OF New London
to appropriate $2l, 900 for eliminating
1.-TWO dangerous highway grade cross.
ling on ,nditious that the railroad
erect grain elevator and make other
improvements in East New London
: lat an aggregate expense of $500, 900,
has been rejected by the common
council OF New London. Real estate
owners whose holdings in the vicinity
Eof the grade crossings would be seri'
ously damaged, raised effective oppo'
sition to the petition, which was gen.
'erally approved by the city's business
Interests.
The action Of the common council
lis not necessarily conclusive, as COM
mittee was appointed to confer with
sthe railroad officers with reference to
securing a new proposition, which II
Ise. ared, will be submitted to the vot-
ssers at a general city election.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
vERM0NTJUST|CE
Emma Goldman May Get
A Taste Of It Yet
STATES ATTORNEY HoAR
Is Trying To Have Her In.
dicted by The Grand Jury

States Attorney Hoar is endeavor.
ing to have Emma Goldman indict.
ed by the grand jury now in
session.
The Montpelier Journal says:
'lf current report is true Emma
Goldman. the arch female anarchist,
may yet be given taste of Vermont
justice. 1t is said the Washington
county grand jury, now in session, is
looking up the record of her acts and
utterances in Barre about year
ago (:) with view to bringing an
indictment against her.
When she was in Barre Miss Gold
man delivered several inhammatory
speeches, advising her followers to
kill and murder any and all officers OF
the city, state or national govern
ment. She Was advertised to speak
in the socialists hall in Barre on a
certain night, but States Attorney
Hoar and j. W. Gordon, then mayor
Of Barre, fearing b oodshed, ordered
the officers of the law to close the hall
and escort Miss Goldman out of the
city.
Pandemonium relgned for an hour
more, but the officers were firm and
took Miss Goldman to the railway sta.
tion. AS the train bearing her pulled
out Of Barre she stood on the rear
platform and shriekec that the officers
who prevented her from speaking in
Barre would later hear frornher or her
followers.
They did. Chief of Police Brown
was shot in that city last December,
while performing bis duty in attempt
Ing to prevent trouble at an anarchist
dance. Chief Brown was shot in near
ly the same place in the body as the
Pr sident. The chief recovered, and
his assailant is serving 20 years
sentence
Under Vermont law Emma Gold.
man becomes principal in the trag.
edy at Barre last December. She can
be indicted for assault with intent to
kill and murder, and If convicted, the
penalty is life imprisonment.
SnCuid Washington county grand
jury indict her, eXjradition papers
could be issue and she could then be
brought to Vermont for trial"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
AN ANARCHIST ORGANIZER.

Wilksbarre, Pa, Sept. 14.-It has
been learned that Leon Czolgosz made
ia tour of the anthracite coal region
sabout six years ago. He was employ
fed for while by the Lackawanna Coal
sCo. at Duryea this county, and while
there he is said to have organizadya
1etsssIs Of anarchists. He could speak
several languages and soon became
popular with the foreign element.
tie was known there as Fred Neiman.
People who came in contact with Czol-
|gosz there say he was after notoriety
|all the time. Whenever anarchists
met he insisted on doing all the talk.
ling His theory was the condition of
IJhe working people in this country
would never be improved until the
doctrines advocated by the ana .chists
were put in practice.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
No Meeting Will Be
Allowed By The
BARRE ANARCHISTS
To Rejoice Over Death Of
President Mckinley

! Three anarchists from Paterson, N.
D., arrived in this city last evening tc
confer with the Barre Anarchists upon
kthe assassination of President McKin.
Hey.
Secret cards have been sent to all
athe Anarchists in the city to held a
especial secret meeting tomorrow af-
eternoon upon the death OF the Presi-
Edent. There is much activity among
bthe local anarchists today as the re-
?Sult OF there notices.
The authorities are determined to
Sprevent any jollitication over the sad
sevent and close watch is being kept
son the local as well as the visiting an
sarchists and at the least sign of iolli.
fticatlon the meeting will be broken
Cup.
F. Calcagni is expected to make the
principal address tomorrow.
There viii be no celebration of the
death Of President Mckinley in Barre
If 1t can be prevented.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
ENGLAND M0URNS
Many Eng|ishmen Are
Wearing Crepe To-day
CLAYToN.BulW WER TREATY
Is Dead They Think. King
Edward Sends Choate Mes.
sage Of Coincidence.

London, Sept. 14.-'There is an in
tense feeling throughout the city TO-
day on account Of the death OF the
President. Many Englishmen veal
bands OF Grape on their arms. There
is a feeling here that his death means
the knell of the Clayton -Bulwer treaty
as the Englishmen look askance at
Roosevelt.
There was a remarkable scene In
the stock exchange when the commit
tee refused to close. The members
suspended operations and drew up
resolutions condemuing the commit.
tee. All dealings were suspended.
King dward has sent message to
Ambassador Choate' "MoSt truly do
| sympathize with you and the Ameri-
can mai ion in the loss OF your diStin
guished and ever to be regretted Pres
ident."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY

The annual meeting of the Yer
mont State Medical Society will be
held at Montpelier On October 10 and
II. The coming session was to have
been held at Bellows Falls, but the
place of meeting had to be changed.
The sc Session this year will be an i'm
portant one for there is scheme on
foot tor the reorganization OF the So
ciety, whereby county societies will
be formed as auxiliarieS to the State
society.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
4 LyNCA|NG
Was Desire Of The Crowd
Al Chicago Last Night
10000 VOLUNTEERS
Ware Called For To Wreak
Vspgsnes On Anarchist

Chicago, Sept. l4.-Last night
there were many expressions OF deer
feeling against the Presidents assass'
IN and not few were levelled at the
.narchis, confined in the county jail
berp-Mjss Goldman. There were nc
Sneecbes, but the crowds were in a
dangerous temper, aud had any OF
the anarchists, man or woman been
tDroed loose, a killing would have fol-
lowed as soon as the crowd could
manage it.
Three men, one Of them the son OF
monument hotel keeper, visited the
office of the papers during the early
mart Of the evening with a call written
out and signed by all three, asking If
there was definite news about the
death of President Mckinley, at ten
| Ocock today they wanted 10000 men
tomeet in front # the county Jail and
take steps to lynch the anarchists con-
fined in tile building.
Their call met with little response
although the general feeling was with
tbem There were no crowds around
The iaJ, or around the Harrison ST.,
police station and no Indications of
any,
At the same time, the police recog-
dze the possibility Of trouble when
ahentic news should be received OF
The Presidents death and announced
themselves ready and able to protect
tdeir prisoners if any attack should
he made against him.
Chicago, Sept. 14.-The hearing OF
a writ of habeas corpus issued We'd
day for the release Of the anarchists
under arrest here, began before Judge
(hetlain in the criminal court yeSter-
day. The nine prisoners charged
With a conspiracy to kill the Presi.
dent were given seats behind the
Tow Of bailifls
Throughout the room were deputy
sletlfiS and detectives in plain clothes
Tue Sheriff having determined to take
every pJSsibIe precautlon against
trouble
Judge ChellAin listened to argu-
aents Of counsel and tn n recess
was taken un,il today at 10 u clock
without any decision having been
reached.
chicago Sept. 14-When shown
'ae despatcn announcing the inevit-
s0le death Of the President Emma
uoloMan, the anarchist now being
uelo at Harrison street station, read
Ile bulletin and after a moment S
pause said' very sorry"
ABSOLUTELY no shade OF regret or
ply showed itself upon her countsn-
+ anCe,
Continued on Page =.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
TO KILL ROOSEVELT

Berlin, N. H., Sept. IA - Learning
that a man who had left here yeSter.
day forenoon for New York had de-
clared that be was on his way t(
Washington to kill Vice I resident
Roosevelt, Chief of Police Youngeliss
has telegraphed the Chief Of Police OF
New York to look out for him.
The man is supposed to be a Pole,
He tried to buy ticket for Washing.
ton but could not do so, and bought
one for New:York via. Springfield and
Hartford.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
PLAINFIELD.

Preaching services are held every
afternoon and evening IN the tent by
the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lupien who
have been spending two weeks in New
Hampshire returned Monday.
Mrs. Alonzo Hitchcock is quite IL
and pneumonia has been feared.
Nearly every family have some
victims to the prevailing distemper.
The question OF asking Mr.. Conan'
to remain as pastor OF the Congrega
tlonal church one year is being raised
A teachers NEE ing was held In the
school house No. l, on Thursday even
ing.
G. e. Wood ward was in town Fri
day.
Mrs. John Mansfield is i'll.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
MOST UNDER $1,000 BAIL

New York, Sept. 14.-Johann Most,
the anarchist editor who was arrested
Thursday night on account Of an edi-
torial praising Colgosz's dastardly
crime, is held under $1,000 bail for ex-
animation Monday. He is in the
Tombs in default OF bail.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
ROOSEVELT HEARS NEWS

Albany, SEPT IA, Vice President
Roosevelt arrived at Albany at 7.45
am. Six minutes later he was speed
ing to Buffalo. The vice president
was informed of the death OF the
president on bis arrival at North
Creek in the AdirondackS at 5. 90 this
morning. 1t is exp cted that Roose-
velt will arrive at Buffalo at p m.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
OUT OF RESPECT

Liverpool, Sept. IA The cotton,
corn and produce exchanges have clos
ed today out of respect to Mckinley.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
THE WEATHER

Boston, Sept. 14.-New England,
fair tonight and Sunday, light winds,
mostly west to north.
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AVITABELE'S CASE
AGAIN CONTINUED

Gaetano Avitabele, who shot Fran
cesco Ioviene in the Vine Street fracas.
Sept. 10, had his case again continued
until Oct. 10, at yesterday forenoon's
session of the Central District Court
The injured man is still at the CITY
Hospital, and underwent an operation
Friday. He is now on the high road
to recovery and will be able to come
into court when the case is heard
The complaint against John McNuItv
charged with non-support, was dis.
missed.
Michael Ranko, an organ grinder
who hasn't been interviewed with the
rest of the Festival stars, as his name
prejudiced his case, was fined 81 for
violating a city ordinance by obstruct-
ing the street. The melodious airs
ground out by him did not really oh
struct the street, but charmed the
multitude so that they really did the
obstructing.
The cases of drunkenness were dis
posed of as follows: James Foley. $40.
Bridget Cunningham. four months.
Frank Mcbride, four months; Michael
Brennan, SO; Emanuel Perkins. filed.
Michael Carmody, So
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BUSINESS DONE IN
THE PROBATE COURT

The following business was trans
acted yesterday by the Probate Court:
Administrators appointed Chris
tina Sjoberg, of estate of Lars G..
Sjoberg of Worcester, personal $1116;
Peter Kidder, of estate of Frances l..
Kidder of Oxford, personal $500; Annie
Sheehan, of estate of Alvina Darcy of
Uxbridge, personal $500; Peter Ford, of
estate of Frank L. Ford of Milford,
personal 1858.
Guardians appointed: Ellen NJ Pow
ers, of John L., Mary F., Ellen E.,
Francis R., Charles B., Katherine NJ.
Powers of Lancaster, real $780, per
sonal $500: Fanstina Tocchi of Hollis
ton. of Aurellia G. Milani of Milford.
real 5000, personal $1S5; Lingi Del Fante
of Terest G. Del Fante and Guiseppe
G. Milani of Milford, real $400 personal
$50; George H. Gresty, of Gilbert p
and James H. Gresty of Worcester.
Trustee appointed: Grace H. Moore
under will of Charles F. Moore of Wor-
cester for benefit of Edward H. Moore
personal $4,000.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-01

While looking around" we no.
ticed a cylinder gas Heater that js
quite the thing for bathroom
Small, but a Big Heater. Sl25
each. A larger size that will heat
a living room for S1.9O each. A
full line Of Radiators for gas.
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Valuable and Desirable
Real Estate at Auction

On account of old age and ill health, the
subscriber win sell the valuable estate
No. 81 Lancaster Street in the CITY OF
Worcester. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9. 1901,
at II o'clock a. m. Lancaster Street leads
on OF Highland Street, about MINUTES
WALL from Lincoln Square. The above
estate contains about 1915 feet of land,
with fine large dwelling house thereon,
containing u good rooms. bath room,
water closets, set bowls, furnace heat.
rear trees and grape vine on the prem-
ises in bearing condition. The house was
quilt by the day and of the best materially
ana has only to be seen to be appre.
ciated. This property has got to be sold
TO the highest bidder, so do not stay
away from the sale, as there is an extra
chance to get a good property at your
own price. For particulars inquire OF
auctioneer. Terms at sale; $500 down al
sale. T. L BARNES.
II. NJ. CLEMENCE. Auct SIS. O2,5,t
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PETITION OF EXECUTORS
ALLOWED BY COURT

Amos Bartlett, Charles G. Washburn
and Frank B. Smith. executors of the
will Of Horatio n. Slater, fled in the
Probate Court yesterday a petition for
an amendment to a former petition for
permission to invest a portion or the
whole Of the profits of the manufac-
turing business in Webster in the cree