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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-02

hpworth Methodist Episc, pal Church, Tenth
nad Lombard st Gets. Francis Burgette short,
3llnister.-Glbss, $50 a. M, led By George ",
Booker. Preaching 1880 a. IN, subject,
our Conception" Sunday school = p. m,
Eer. John White superintendent ct senior de.
lAItment; II. Bufgette Short, superintendent Of
intermediate department; John MoiIett, supciin-
lehdeht OF junior department.. Preaching 1.3O
=. M
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-02
WILL MOVE TO TIDEWATER.
Wilmington City Railway Co, to
Build Power House on Brandywine

The Wilmington City Railway Co, has
ordered machinery for rev power
house and it il to be installed during the
spring. The company has decided to
move its plant to tidewater and will sci.
ect location which will also afford rail.
road facilities, SO that coal aud other
freight c1n be ran into its yards. Tits
viii nee estate the erection Of All entire
II new power house, which will be about
twice a3 large as the one now in use al
Delaware Avenue and Dupont street.
The plant will be erected on the
BmndyAine, between Market and
Eleventh. street bridges, most likely Oh
theHorth side. The details will be ar
ranged in few days.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-02

MadeleY NJ. i Church. corner OF and Cay
mont streets, ke'. V. p. Nnrthrup, PASTOR
ttaieac.hing AZ l0S0a IN, and st7,30 p, m, sunday
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-02

East Lake Presbyterian Church, Twenty
seventh aud MarKet streets. Rev. George. II.
3Eull, Pastor 1910 il M service conducted by
James +. Price. 2 p. m, sunday school,. q y p
NJ, J 7. :, q. Il i5 p. ~. service by Rev.
w n schall. Bible study and prayer service
N Mclnes lay at Gl5 o'c!0ck.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-02

aiyary Episcopal Church. ",rhe People
ShlIeh. Third ami Washington streets, The
ihGv William Nj Jeiferis, u. D., rector Sc vices,
i H septuagesima sunday, February 3, SUa. nj.
sunday school. 1880 o. H. service, 5crm9n and
roy Communion $50 M. evening prayer
NM sermon. seat free. All welcome.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-02

Central Presbyterian Church, King street be-
tween seventh and Eighth, Rev. \ 4. McCuidy
D. D., pdstor.-lgS0 II. NJ, preaching by the
past ", subject, "Unreserved surrender n.
sabbath school. G.i5 p. m, Prayer meeting Of the
Y, I. " G. 4. i.I5 p. IN preaching by the Rev.
!. Hal Young. D. D ,ot Nome. Alaska.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-02
Pension for Philip NJ. Piunkett.

Oh john Wainwii,ht has obtained
pension fur Philip M, Plunkett, assist
ant surgeon, residing at l4l2 Lane ster
avenue, this city, Of S6 mouth from
May 23 1895 and S. month from sept
embel IS, 1893
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-02
THEATRE GOSSIP.

"Dr, Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde was pre-.
serted at the Opera House last night by
the peNonde stock company. Mr. De
Nonde playing the title role. Tleis par.
ticularly strong in this character, having
played it a good many years. He made
an excellent impression on previous
visits here.
Robinson Crusoe" will be this after.
noon card aud should please everybody.
II is especially interesting TO children, az
most all have read the book Of that name
or heard the story told. There will b.
lmany amusing ineldeats portrayed.
The Game Keeper" comes to tie
Grand Opera House on Wednesday, Feb
ruaty ID. \ charming love story is inter
woven through the play, in which our
"Game Keeper" ul coursa, takes the
principal role. His enemies set shares
lor him, and try a. overthrow him, even
aaeuiing him of muir der, but he outwits
them q !, and in the last act achieves the
happiness he 80 we'll deserves. An inter
e7tlng feature Of the performance are
Mr., Brlen's songs, which he knows so
we'll how to sing, and which are inter
spersed through the different acts. The
scenery used IN the production is all car
red by the company and the illumin,
attd chapel scene in the last act, is sad
t. he one OF the most beautiful stage pic.
tllies ever presented
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-02
F. P. Turner's
THREE SPECIALS ARE:
Fine Coffee.
Fine NJ @ ckereI.
Fine Dried Fruits.

In Coffee we would ask you to try our
Special Blend at lSc. or 8 ID for SOC.
There's nc comparison in this with go
many on the market called extras If
you're now using Coffee that cost as
much as 25c. ask that you try as q
sample only one pound of this you'll
then know its good.
Mackerel? T'here's none better'n
"ourn." just opened some beautiful
Norway and offer them at 18c. lb, will
weigh j Id each. This is &c. Id less
than other dealers will ask you for as
good. Try one.
For California Prunes the season is
here SO are tie Prunes. We challenge a
comparison of cur 8 Id for 25g.
Elegant New Evaporated Peaches lie.
ID, 5 Id SOC. Not equaled in this market.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

WANTED TO BCY-Good second hani
safe; medium size. Address L, o. Box
3j2, Houston. Texas. :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01
BUDGET FROM BRENNAN.
The Cotton Mill Investigators at
Home Again.
TO MAKE THEIR REPORT MONDAY NIGHT
Brennan Determined to Examine Closely
the Question OF Establishing a
Cotton Mill.
MAKE THEIR REPORT MONDAY NIGHT

Brcnhaln. TEXAS, November So Messrs
u. c Glddings. 1r. j. W. Wood aud r. A.
Schuereuberg returned last evening from
tour OF Inspection and investigation OF all
the cotton mills Of the state. This visit
was III pursuance Of q resolution adopted at
mass meeting Of Me citizens of Brenham
held few weeks agN, for the purpose CT
discussing the adyisabNiy Of building q
cotton factory In BrenhHM Tho commit
tee was authorized to make 4 thorough in
vestigatiou OF the conditions and report
back to a mass meeting 90 be he'd after they
had Obtained all the information that they
could In reference TO cotton mills Their
report win he ready Monday and mass
meeting Of citizens Interested In the protest
has been authorized by the committee to
meet nc IAsks hall at $50 to hear the re.
suit of their investigation They visited
Corslcaua. Dallas. Bonham. sherman and
Bolton, aud MIR Giddlngs, speaking for the
committee. said to a reporter that ar ali
the places they visited they were received
with uniform courtesy and shown every ecu
Sideratiuu, aud that the trip was both pleas
ant and profitable or course, they have
given out no intlmation Of what their re-
port VIII be- but every patriotic d feH tnui
has the Interest Of the city NJ heart shouSi
turn out to hear the report Monday after
noon, These gentlemen have spent week
away from their business AZ husy time OF
the year 10 make the investigation and il
is due them that the citizcss turu cut en-
massc Monday to bear the result Of that
investigation.
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Personal Mention

Brenham. Texas. November 2o-Mr. c.
W. Bohne Of Washington was n the city
Saturday to meet his sisters, Mrs Web
never Of Port Layaca and Mrs. Kluck of
heudlctou. who came up 20 spend Few
weeks here on visit
Ny. b f. Dotson Of William Penn was In
the city today,
There was n fairly good crowd Of country
people In the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carlisle have rented
the Harrison cottage on Third street and
viii occupy II next year.
Miss Thetis Thornhlll has returned from
a visit TO Caldwell
Hon. n Goodlet went W to Austin to.
day.
w. G Henderson, ESQ, went mp 10 Aus
tin to-day.
Judge y. Sinks came down from Caid.
well SlE morning, district court having
adjourned for the term at that Mace and
lett for his home IN Glddugs this inter.
uOon.
r. T. Pennington, Esq, left Friday after
noon for Beaumont tn look nfrer his eushcr
Judge Campbell OF Chappell Hm was n
the city today
Mesdamcs W D Crockett and Henry
today.
Messrs. Harold Perkins Everett Ford and
Norfolk Foster Of ChoppeIl Hin were in the
city today.
Mr.. Martin sommcrS Of Hockey is quite
sick with typhoid fever
Miss Homeyer returned TO Burton today.
Mr.. c. II. Carlisle left last night for Dal-
las.
Rev. W f Tynes went up to Burton TO.
day to I'LL an appointment TO preach there
tomorrow.
Rev. George E. Clothler left today for
Caldwell to oil an appointment to preach
there tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Parks, Mrs. Hugh wilkins
IL. 4 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01
Iona Freiaht Train.

Breuham, Texas, November 3o.--Ths long.
est freight train that ever passed through
Brenhaio went north 90 ,he sauss re yes.
terday. II was made up Of sixty box cars.
Allowing forty feet to each car and in
tpryal il was 24OO feet long, or 80 yards,
nearly q half mile There is no switch be.
tween here aud Temple upon which the
train could 60 INFO a siding and Wouid
have 10 he given rhc right Of way unices
IL could he broken INFO sections aud dis
tr.butCd over the many sidetracAs at som
pryillp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

Brcnham, Texas November %0.-Bishop
Joyce of Minnesota will occupy the pulpit
Of the Giddngs Memorial church sunday
morning and Rev. G. B. AddlckS % Mis-
souri, viii preach there SUNDAY night
crs. and no doubt the building win be
crowded TO its fun seating capacity during
both sermons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

BE AUTIFUL business house, nine-room
Cat above. on corner and street chr line,
In beautiful Chicago suburb $4,000; want
Houston proparty. What do you offer3
Southwestern Trading Co., Box I39, Hous-
ton Texas l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

steady, fair roaming sAi Centrifugal %
test ~; Jnolasses sugar 3: refped suEaF
steady No. 0 80; No. 7 4. 70; No. g A. 10;
i2 8 p5; Ne. 10 3. IS No IL 3. s.; STANDARD
A 4 90; cnnfeetioDeR A 4. TO; mould ( S. II.
cut loaf 30; crushed 8 40; paWderad s .OO5
grsnutaicd A,uik euheD GA =
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, November 90. sugsr-open
lettlc 2ss; open kettle centrifugal sss9aS;
granuIatcd 4NG4 sic; whites
;Km4; yel,ows 35sq:34i. seconds 25Sei.5M.
Moih sseB Quiet; open Kettle 2oei253t; ecu.
,rlfggsl eaz3l sUun quiet 2J@2s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

FOR SALE or exchange Two boys bicycles
lTi2 Prairie avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

BABY'S go-cart; must be IN good condition
GIL Mckinney avenue,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

TOE SALE OR ENCHANGE-My home in
WuArtou ana saru Of 400 acres rrlr for
property 10 Central az West Texas. j.
G. Davidson. WhCrtun TCNa-
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THIRTY choice residence lots also two
best tnrk and chicken farm propositions
In suburban Houston; monthly or other
payments wish 10 close out BY January
my property; no professional jugglery
schemes everything goes; come quick.
f. \. Taylor, East End avenue, Houston
Heights g
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

NANIEb--Tn exchange sycamore frees,
> TO feet high. for red cedar trees
fool 20 . feet A. Framme, Victoria,
Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

W1NTFD-To huy a -four or fve-room COT,
tage on monthly installments; Ihird o.
Fourth ward; by one holding soVu R ras,
tion and with best references Auu'es33
Cashier. p. q. box 200
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

TOTAL stock ..,......ioa,l55 245,4il
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cON SALE CHEAP or viii exchange for
uniupyOYed city lots an improved farm
Of 145 acres - miles south Of city. Han
nah ~ Parsons. lOlT Texas avenue. {
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

SIS Alamo (Aml. New York.
SIS Sir W, 7. Lewis lBr,). Liverpool.
SIS Manitoba tBr1, Havre.
SIS C3stleleid lBID, Bremen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

WANTED 10 exchange horse for a COW or
sell. Al coo Gano street.
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hEAb ESTATE Tor sale or exchange; 10
acres land ~ High Island, will exchange
Tor stock in good OIL company Brown 4
Co., 2l5 Binz building. |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

WILL BUY a second hand upright foI
cash: 47l0. Address Piano. this olnce.
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Vessels Destined for Galveston.
STEA MSHIpg
GALYEsToN sToCK.

sIhbDNEke.
Mary b. Baird. cleared Philadelphia It'll
Independent ...... Baltimore, cleared
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr oF GALvEsroN. Noyember q!
ARRIVED.
IS Helg0lsnd lGerl, Bremen.

CLEANED.
Sch Olga, Point Isabel
IS Alamo (Am.l, New York
SIS Sir W. T. Lewis tBrJ, Liverpool.
SIS Manitoba (Br3 Hayre.
SIS CaslleLeid (Brl. Bremen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

Poh EACHANGE- improved town proper.
Lock Box 03.
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| TITLE WANT ADS
bring big results.
&
FOR RENT.
-77o5 house aud barn two
<STREs q ,stIss from court house; tur
: cehaH lining nr,n 4. c Bogart, Citi.
|,lr . s asone 70.
~ Teep1ol1--- ---------.7J TConns ia
7 s~,sTTTT-Three unfuinlshteu s,, pb
,.tthout children, also lulin s'''
- e ,siG Congress avenue. ------------,.l
81 g. a. have them In all parts, OF tne
fTsis-N,gs nrices. Seaman Il Bartci.
i,i So street phone log ..--.--------.---.-.
?. .I L.-=.-- 51T100. with stalls for Il
1 lgEhu.seiSso Seaman * Barteli. l
~ s' ,yn STORING Of all kinds of
Nv Xxi goods skilltuI'y aohS, r nhS Icy
90 money lciutl on IN .,oa ~ t,a,,,,,
w seaman y hHr'e''' -'' "''
-, phone l6g. -- ---------
~ e, .l,ss furnished front room for
rnse'ihJ,9o cls from Main street. 4l9
n. teir bieVAs I
Ranch,
|.--..--z-T FURNISHED for gentleman. Ap.
I'd Capitol -..-----------------------I
-. front room furnished; very de-
- slso small one opening on yer,
q, lOiS Rusk avenue. ------------.--
---T-l-T--11n nice furnished room Cor
NJ. also two large connecting
a. hight Housekeeping TO coupe
I asilir4n. reference required. loll
,asklu avenue -.----------------------
|rTs-elOsC IN. l2O2 Capitol. 1
E=SF -oo,13 10 rent. Apply AZ 500 Polk
- FOR RTNT-An clghtroom cot.
~ ipply ct 1893 Polk ayonue. I
ET--FF ROOM or VIII rent Office aud
XXI drsk room. one Of the best ouices
Il, cty. Apply 2ol Moore-Burnett
-5II7T- -T1rre InfrruIShed rooms, good
aal11,tscsd. references required. Ap,
a,li Capitol .--.------------------.-.- l
= rei7ylT-7wo unfutushed connecting
!. aownsialrs and furnished room up
IN Apply 100 Chartres street. ]
T111TS-Southedst front. private
N. srote aud gas, also servants room.
e. 4 Cheueyert. !
||-TTS FOR RENT-Two splendid large
slsjrs south rooms. connecting and
En- furnished fcI light housekeeping,
"snpe without children; all convent
~, references required. Apply at zoos
&Egster avenue.
n RFyT-S oveu.room house, 2I11 Com
Nv avenue; six-room house, 1915 Cen
4 s-reet; seyen-room house, 1905 Har-
k,ro0 street. L, W. Craig, 4O6 kiam
ltlg ]
IA S0th cOnnecune rooms suitable for
! M housekeeping newly papered; both
.s aud bathroom 1909 Milan
s l
I h lsrTa nnfurnisbcd rooms, single or
M modern conycuie9cns, Apply 5l5
sEtq avenue. l
JIlAGE-FOur rooms and large ham:
tH Hutchns street, ou ear line. Apply
ss Jackson street, 1
4 Y0u WANT TO rent residence or buy
\ end build on installmrutS see Bryant
l.fanis Land Co., 1918 Texas avenue /
b RENT-TwO large south rooms. kitcn-
b plntry, hall and bath of lower story:
rs ADD cstern water; references; go
&nNtord street. 4
4Si-TEo rooms. one furnished and the
MA partly furnished, l2oG Travis
elegantly furnished rooms In private
XtnlT single or on .utfpf two h1pgl-s
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PROFESSIONAL.

Or, v Il. McELROY, Dentist. 4l54
Main street
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| m YOU HAVE real estate 81 any dcscrip,
tlol To trade for city or outside property
g9iI on Bryant-McEnnis Land Co.. i0l5
Texas avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

GALVESTON. GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts today wheat Cars
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fs--... 81
ksntss and Texas .sasxss.s d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

If YOU HAVE rice or other lands for SAFE
write for our method of securing pun,
chasers Bryant McEnnls Land Co.
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~ , y hookkee1e- - ,--5-o-.a ~,
y ~ ,sIeeount long hon, ! dss res
y; reiers s.ilpar position win shorfsT
ss-lt s,res s and bond. Address r..
..ill0S -, san Antonio, Texas. 4
.siaesr bs MAD by a practical station.
n sAgle Sa nrst-clasS Houston IL
- Addresz 1to9g eer and not afraid 10
Y D9Dn-.., .' 100 this officp. 3
4. Y SSD WIFE want 4 eoSIfjoo
- san write or cali nj Is
I. Place Nj, MI known "a tho city
~ Eosk y" ~ law firm or business
IA Adds MS board and What
4I4l this ohiee. 3
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HRO ST WANTS"
Il PAY BE ST.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
WANTED TO exchange horse for a COW or
sell sell. AZ w. Gano street.
FOR HANGE-ImproYcd town nToper.
ana land Cor stock Of drugs. Address
EXCHANGE Jersey COW Tor Holstein or
Durhami young, gentle; desire same In
return. 1874 Chenevert. I
II YOU HAVE real estate Of any dcscrIp
tlon To trade for city or outside property,
S9l ON ryantMcEnnis Land Co., lois
texas avenue.
REAL ESTATE Tor sale or exchange; 10
acres land 81 High Island, will exchange
tor stock ~ good OIL company Brown Il
Co.. rs Binz building. /
REAL ESrATE for sale or exchanCe: $500
STOCK merchandise, dry goods, notions,
etc no fixtures, an bright new and sala-
ble recently purchased owner needs
some cash 10 pay bills; win take good
property for balance viii give good trade.
BtoWn \ 90. 2lo Bluz building l
FOR ENCHANGE--G0od vacant property,
fiu55h ward, What have YOU to oncrf
HOUSTON PAPER COMP Any HandIes
tne pest manila whipping paper, butcher
paper ana stationery. the best bags In
me market for the lowest money. $50
franklin avenue, i
SOLID WALNUT ORGAN for horse or any
thing Of equal value. Modern Furniture
%. lV6 Congress. l
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-On fne
yard dog. Address 1901 Harrisburg road,
FOR SALE or exchange Two boys OicyclcS.
lti2 Prairie avenue.
WANTED TO ENCHANGE--Good White
sewing machine, with all attachments, for
phaeton or buggy in good condition.
Apply liu2 houston avenue.
THIRTY ruocc residence lots also two
best truck ana chicken farm puuposl lions
ia snbuY' an Houston; monthly or other
pay mruts, wish TO close ont 10y January
10 give attention 90 other business; MS
my property; no professional lugglcly
schemes; everything goes; come quick.
p. A. Taylor East End avenue, Hous,
ton Heights. 6
TIURTY cnoice residence lots. also two
best truck ana chicken farm propositions
iu suburban Houston monthly or other
payments; wish 10 close out BY January
10 give attention to other business. lis
my property; no professional jugglery
schemes, everything goes; come quick.
+. \. Taylor, East End avenue, Houston
Heights
ron SALE OR ENCHANGE-M home in
Nhouou ana tarn OF 800 acres rr1r. ior
property iu Central az West Texas ].
{ Eayldsgn wharton, IoAa-
rON SALE CHEAP or VIII exchange for
unimpyoYed city lots an improved farm
Of lao acres Is miles south Of city. Han
nah ~ Parsons l0lT Texas avenue.
WANTED To exchange sycamore frees
> to 8 feet high. for red cedar trees
foot TO . feet, A. Fremme Victoria,
Texas
WANTED. FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE
To purchase thoroughly nrstcass sec
ond hand cightiuch shotgun to sell y
exchange bran new four Inch Gardner an
tomato governor. together with two smd0
sIwmUls complete, including engines
and boilers; capacity t5oo0 to 10000 feet
per day. and in hrst-class condition, Ad
dress The Arkausaw Lumber Co, Wells,
Texas y
BEAUTIFUL business house. ninerocm
Cat above. on corner and street car line,
I'M beautiful Chicago suburb, Sl5, ZOO: want
Ho1ston prnparty What do you onerf
Southwestern Trading Co., Box I39, Hous.-
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WANTED TO BUY-Bull terrier puppy OF
dog for yard purposes. Address 474', TINS
office,
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WANTED TO BUY-A number OF cattIe
from to 3 years old; all heifers, Al
dress d. Collouge. Dickinson, Texas, Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

WE HAVE purchasers for improved or IN
improved city property at all times liSt
with us and get quick returns. ,, m' IL.
Olschewske s. Co.. 200 hlam building
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WANTED TO BUY.

4 GOOD WOMAN wants n place 70 COOK
or clean up. Apply 2216 Pease avenue :
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WANTED 70 ENCHANGE-Good White
sewing machine with all attachments, for
phaeton or buggy 10 good condition.
Apply lTu2 Houston avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01

WANT no HIRE or buy, cheap saddle
pony. Address Ii. c. TraveFs, this Once
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WANTED TO BUY-second hand frrnitufe
and stoves; highest cash price PAID crop
card 10 Us and we will call. Househo!1
Supply Co. 1905 Washington street
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CASH paid for old Texas newspapsrs.
magazines or books. Henry a MODS SUI
Antonio. Texas.
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FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-One fine
yard dog Address 1901 Harrisburg road,
\, 3. c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-02
DARING NEW YORK ROBBERY
Negroes Overcome n Salesman and
Escape with "a Diamond Ring.

NEW YORK. Sept. Two brawny ne
groes entered Adoph Stern's jeweIry store.
at Eighty-siXth Street and Third Avenue.
about 7.E1 o'clock this morning and. aft
er examining platter OF diamond rings
which they had asked the salesman TO
show them. they picked out one valued
at So. After a desperate fight with the
salesman and citizen. they made off
with f. The negroes boarded q south
bound Third Avenue car after they had
been pursued nearly a mile by a mob Of
citizens.
In the course Of the chase. the robbers
ran through several side streets. they
following Lexington Avenue for five
blocks and then C0urscd along Third Ave
nue. nearly ten blocks and all that time
not Il sign Of a policeman WAS 10 Doe seen
IN their flight. the negroes must have
covered the beats Of at least five patrol
men, but il was not until the pursuit had
ended and the fugitives were flying down
town on "A trolley car that a policeman
put in an appearance. The case vas re-
ported at the East Fifty-eighth Street
station. The negroes are stiI at large.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-02
Mr.. WUS REPORTED TRANSFER.
No OmcinI Information Has Reached
the Chinese Minister

WI Tins-fang. the Chinese Minister,
said this morning that he had received no
oih'ial Information in regard TO his re
ported coming transfer To- London. Mr..
Wa admitted that nc had read the report
from London IN the morning papers that
the Chinese Minister i'm London had been
appointed TO ST Petersburg and that the
Minister at Washington was 20 be trans
fcrr,d To the former post
Mr. WI has just returned TO Washing
ton from Nara gausett Pier He said ne
had no reason To suppose that Ii Ching
Fang, who is the adopted son of Ii Hung
Chang, would not go 20 ST. Petersburg.
He was appointed 10 the Russian mission.
Mr. Nu explained. before the Boxer out
break and Chinese papers of recent date
said he was making preparations for de
parture for his post
The State Department does not credit
the London report. and one of the Off
cials there expressed Indignation over its
publication. He said that the report had
been in circulation for some time and had
been denied by AR RoCkhiu. the Special
Commissioner of the United States at Pc
kin who made enquiries as to its truth