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Captured.

About a week ago mention was
made in The HERALD of the circum-
stance of Officer Henry Waller seeing
on Main street fine black mare that
had been stolen from kaufman coun-
ty farmer. The animal was taken
charge of by the officer and John
Phillips, the young man who owned
the nag, was questioned as to how he
came la possession. He satisfied the
officer that he had traded an hour be-
fore with stranger whom he had met
on the streets, giving in exchange po-
ny, silver watch and twenty dollars in
money. The police then went to
work, and in the space of couple
of hours learned that the individual
who made the swap with Phillips was
named William Culberson, aud that
he had been stopping few miles out
in the country. A visit was made to
this place and there 1t was learned that
Culberson had not returned since he
left in the morning. The officers
returned to the city about dark,
when they learned that Culberson
bad crossed the bridge, going
west, riding the pony. Next morning
Phillips, not liking the idea of losing
his pony and other articles, in COM
pany with Mr.. Starr, started after
the thief, and being well mounted
thought they could easily overtake the
runaway. They would have over
taken him in a reasonable time If Gull
berson had not traded the pony for a
good horse before he had gone
many miles, consequently his pur.
suers did not overtake him until
they had gone beyond Waco, when
Phillips and Starr came up with the
fugitive near Lampasas bridge. He
made no resistance and was brought
back to this city, the prisoner and cap
tives arriving yesterday afternoon.
Culberson was placed in Jail. We
learn he claims that he traded another
horse for the animal he sold to Phil
lips. As another party has also been
arrested for the theft, this may be so.
Messrs. Phillips and Starr deserves
great credit for Their perseverance, in
pursuing and capturing CulbersoD, as
the affair is now in shape to be
thoroughly investigated.
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THE COURTS.
County OourL

State va, ----- Jones, emerged viii
maltrealiug dumb nnimalei continued
State W, -- Lucky, aggravated ~
saulii matte pros,
state " John Carter, aggravated rs
ruuli Sl0O and costs.
sptry. d Goats, exposure ot per
son; continued,
State Va ID. Goats ct al, disturbing /
congregations; continued.
State Va, William Alexander, agra
waited assault; bond forfeited,
State w, John Hoerr and August
Hoerr, theft continued,
cry Of Dallas Va, George Monroe,
appeal mol pros.
State w, lobe Watson, disturbing
religious Worship; continued,
State Vs. lobe Watson, assault; con.
tlnued.
state va, John Cook, charged with
theft; verdict Of not guilty,
State VI, Henry Boyd, aggravated
assault; mol pros,
State Va. l., X, Frier, violating e..
tray laws continued.
mol. pros. were entered In the eases
OF Adam Bergman, charged with
creating u nuisance; James Burton,
charged with theft; Il o, Tarrant,
cha, witn's aiming, aud A. a. Beers,
charged with fornhcation.
Maggie Mitchell, non.payment OF
occupation tax; paid tax aud costs
and case dismissed
Molie Cross, keeping dlsorderly
house; fined $IO) and costs.
Peter Cary, aggravated assault fined
500 and costs.
En- Blizzard, fornilication; fined
500 and co0ts.
Charles Dent, aggravated assault
verdict not guilty.
Recorders Court.
d. Myer, drunkenness, 50 and
costs.
John Steel, drunkenness, So and
costs.
Henry Jones, drunkenness, So and
costs.
Ed Burnes, vagrancy, SIS and costs.
IL. s. Vane, vagrancy, SIS and costs.
George Butler, vagrancy, So and
costs.
James Johnson, vagrancy, s. and
costs.
George Colan, drunkenness, So and
costs.
w. Neal, same, So and costs.
w. Cochran, same, So and costs.
Bill Smith, fighting, So and costs.
The cases against b. L, Hamlin and
w. +. Morris were continued.
Justice Mcclure.
John Spikes, who has been in Jail
a month, charged with swindling DIR.
Cole, of the National hotel. The trial
of the case has not yet been conclu-
ded.
Justice Peak.
This magistrate was busy attending
to civil business yesterday.
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LIVERPOOL, December 4.--Noon.-Cotton
firmer but not quotaOly higher,
TUESDAY. MONDAY
Middling Jplands. -. 7-l6d 7-l6d
Middllng Orleans. -. ll-l6d ll-l6d
Sales $4,000 bales; specuiauons and export
1000 bales.
Futures l-lGd better.
UplanGs, low middling clause, December
delivery, 8 l3.32@6 7-l6d; December and JAM
uary 6}Sq6 3.32d; January ana February
GJs@6 lS-32d; February and March 1890
i 3-l6d; March and April 9 7-ldd; new crCl
shipped November and DScemDer by sal
t $3.50; uplands low middling clause ship
ped February and March by sail sgd; Or
leans low middling clause shipped Novem
Der and December by sail Ghd.
2:l5 p. m.-Upl mas, low middling clause
December and January delivery 7-l61
A pril and May 619d; new crop shipped NO
VEN Der and December by sail ll-l6d.
D, m. SALES inclu le $3.50 bales American
Futures strong. Uplapds low middling
cause December delivery q l5-l6d also 612u
January and February 7.lB96 l5'32d; Feb
ruary and March l5-32d March and AprlI
BJ5d; new crop shipped November ana De
cember by sail d lj.3ld. Yarns and fabrics
quiet.
NEW OBLEANs, December 4.-Night-Cot-
ton active but not qoutably higher. sales
d \ Nd bgles.
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Centaur
Lininn entS.
One Kind fol tho Human "a mily..
The Other for Horses and Animals.

Vne Alno 1ol the Human Fa mlly.t
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Liniments are simply the wonuer OF
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The white Liniment IL for the human
family. IL VIII drive rheumatism, SCintica
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bagO, Chilblains, Lock, jaw, Palsy, Itch and
most Cataneous Eruptions; 10 extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
of bites ana stings OF venomous reptiles; II
subdues swellings, and allevates pain OF
every Kind. When spratns or bruises occur,
IL Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin
iment In used with great efficacy for sore
Throat, IO0thache, Cdked Breasts, Earache,
and Weak Back The following IL but u sam.
pie of the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, Jeif. Co.. Ind, May 2S, 1873
81 think IL my duty TO inform you that
have suffered much with Swoiten feet and
chords. few bottles of Centaur Liniment
has done the Work for me. | have not been
free from these swelingsfa eight gears. Now
an. perfectly i0eit. The liniment ought TO
Z. "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof ia In the trial. IL is reliable, II
Is handy, IL Is cheap, and every family
chould have the Wbiteen Ctnur Liuim en-
The Yellow Censaur Imminent Ia
adapted TO the tough muscles, cerds and
flesh OF horses and animals. 1t has perform
ed more wonderful cures in three years OF
SPAWN, strain, Wind-galls Scratches,
Sweeuy, and general Lameness, than all
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great Expressmen say of IL:
''NEw YORK, January, lS74.@
EVERY owner of horses should give the
Centaur LiniUent n uial. We consider II
the best article ever used in our stables.
al. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Elk. Stable5, MY.
"E, PuLrH,
"Supt u. =, Ex. Staoles, N. Y.
s'ALBERT y. 0LIN,
"Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N. Y"
The best patrons of this Llnimenta are Far
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Liniment. 1t heals
alls, Wounds ana Poll-evil, removes \ well.
ings, and IL worth millions OF dollars an
nually to Farmers, Livery-men, Stock grow
era, sheep-raisers, and those having horses
or cattle,
What Farrier cannot do for $50 the Cen.
taur Liniment will do ut trifling cost.
These Liniments are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprietOrs and o bottle will je given
TO any Earlier or Physician who desires to
test them
Laboratory of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
IA nav ~ EPu vauu
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AIME ana UEMENT.

LlME-Tho best quality IN barrels is worth
~ IN bulk, 81 0Oi ordinary Dallas, 25o. poI
DushOl,
Notwithstanding Ia worth u u barre.
Louisville best, little kept $500 W barrel
Dallas, " 30.
PLASTER IL worth 80 80 U barrel.
the suppy;oi the above mentioned arti-
los isgmp pie demand fllr; market firm.
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nIDEs ANU pELrRIEs

HlpES-pry hlnl, ISL s aui upgari, lsc,,
de- Nat rs lhS ana NpWatl, damaged, .Ut..
dry mint, alps aud calf llo,i dry salt, 70 lhs
hnd npWald llcj greon butchers, 90.
SHEEP PhLIs-Eaeh, owing 20 wool, 9Oaf
2ln,i white wool, long, 9icJ white wool, fall
clip, lpgsto,; black wool, lSc.
BuFFALO-hulls, lo,, cows, To,
TALLoW-ln barrels, $40.
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COMMERCIAL,


lLOull-felrdemGnl, which IA met freely
hl lA1 .QlluN ing quotations Crescent IA
hWhs, u ~, San jRoiulo 10 3bi Empire o. Ni
xxx 80 20, Eagle ~ pF Magnolia, ln sacks,
D na, 0H Indd's XXX, IS 10, state
genitnl ANNN,s ~ ioi Choice Family, si2a
star Mile AZ, Bi oi.
HiAN-from AZ tu 900,
CORN MLAL--Ulr.
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miscellaneous.
NOTION on COMPREHENSIVE.

We, the undersignod, have this day FORM
cd II oopartnership Tor the purpose of doinB
general land and real estate business, ns
SUCCESSORS of HosaclI 4 Jones, under the
hrm name of Jones C Murphy,
j. j. JONES.
JOHN +. MURPHY,
ONCE, No, III Austin street, Dallas, Texas.
November lat, lS7.
TIE new trm respectfully soliets con.
tinuanoe of the patron age heretofore Extend
cd the late Arm, and trusts, by strict atten'
ton and fair and honorable dealings in all
business transactions, 10 merit and receive
reasonable support from the public. We
are well supplied with county maps, land
abstracts and everything necessary "a con .
sttute frst-clnss office; ana both menu
ers OF tho firm having had several years
experience, believe that by close appiua-
ton, we shall DO able To satisfactorily serve
our patrons. Very respectfully,
ES 4 MURPHY
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Hides and wool,

a.,vrsros. DecembA Hides easy tend
- down Dry selected l5xc; light sailed
isite: tack sailed l3J1c; kips i51I wet salted
AZ they run SIC; selected sc; butchers
wooi-Quiet; medium 20 nne llgat. J u o.
eru and Mexican Halle.
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CONNECTIONS.

Louis A Iron Mountain and 10. Railway 10
all points North, Hast ana southeast.
Al LoNaVlEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, with all trains ON the International
x. H. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and Kan Antonio.
AZ DALLAS, with trains o. the Houston
and Texaa Central Il, II, for CorsioAna,
MoSia, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan,
Hemp-tead, Brenham and Tor all points I'M
Middle and Southern Texas.
A. sHERMAN,. with II. n II. o. Railway,
for all uolnia ON the line of that road.
A. FORT WORTH, with stages for all
pointa IN western Texas.
htsHREVEPoRr, with Red River stoam-
ers for New Orleans.
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t8 Dny SO. NEw YORK.

A ACRE ~ LoImI rili sell an acre ,os l At
over one hundred tres growing house 96xf0
feet, good well for q, 20; one-third cash,
baience on long time. Open for eight days.
Call af 105 Lamar street. nov2liuk.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

It gives TO the Passenger view of the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West
Atg passenger and freight trains are SUR
passed by none In the State. Pullmanf
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Carr
leave IL. Louis daily via the NJ, *. q Il. Hy
At y a. m; Hannibal at 10 q. M, and Sedalia
at 1913 D. in., running through TO Denlson,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin ana Hous-
ton without change, Connection Is also made
nj Sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Kond with the M,
X, a A. OF DenisOn for st.LOuls, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas City and oil
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
cine at Sherman !or st. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, ana all points East and southeast, and
ht Houston With the a., IL. A. =. A for San
Antonio, the g., Il. 4 III for Galveston. the
Texas a New Orleans Railway for BeauDiont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan aud Mallory steam
shi Ior all points on the Gull and Atlantic
COASTS and the Liverpool Texas steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, Hsvre aud other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while Its freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, With Its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, bcsutiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous 70 travellers ana
shippers In preference 10 others.
ST. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday at 2s20 p, m. Houston
$50 D. M :, Hearne at 2.25 p. M, Dallas Tsb /.
m. and Denison At ll:3b q. IN.
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AND now the cry Of the unsuspeeting
man is, where is that gObbler OF
mine"
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GRAIN Ann nREADsTUFrs.

oAIA-selling only to feed IN ON, sOGa5c
WhEAT-Choiee u 40; good milling 81 %
Gel w ialr " lO6sl aO low grades VI OO9
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, December l.-Stocks declined
a to 2h Money 5 per cent. Exchange
long "a ~; short "a $40. state bonds quiet
Government bonds firm.
Gold opened 81 U25a
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HoastOH and Texas Central Railway
Bu, Tour Tickets !, sr 4. ship Tour Freight

The following Ofices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning me-
only the II. q 7. B. Railway, but Texas gen.
y. L.MANCHEsTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadway, N. u.
Gen. j. Is. ROBERTSON, Pass. a Immigra.
ton Agent, us N. Third street, 81. Louis. Mo.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lpi
Clark street, Chicaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMEs3 southeastern Agent, NO..
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
]. n. COFFIN, southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn. II
.lnformaiion may also be had ~ the assD
q e. OF the NJ. X. at. Railway, in New York,
Ciicaro, Cincinnati, Hannibal snd bt.fouis
=. WALDO.
. sssi ss5s. Houston. rsz.s. isnzln
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON December 4.--Cotton. receipts
2.7gO bales. Sales SSS bales Stock 7776l
bales Exports coastwise l,lO3 bales. Mar.
ket firm.
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Evening Report-Uine.c.al,

NEW York, Deem Der 4.--Sterllng firm
al 81 M. Money per cent. Gold Is weak
at 81 OPS. Government bonds dull. state
bonds steady.
NEW ORLEANS, December 4.-Gold 81 023s
al O2B sight q discount. Sterling BANK
"a 92h.
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Uplands ...,...,.. ll3Ec IL nc
Orleans ll12c IL 7-i6c
Sales 700 bales. Futures strong.
December II 3B9ll 800; January IL 429ll Acc;
February IL 55gll 5Sc; March Ii t09ll ne;
April IL soc.
NighG-Cotton firm. uplands ll38c; Or.
leans NC. sales 1853 bales,
Consolidated net receipts 1919 bales. EX-
ports TO Great Britain 3i,3lO bales; France
!, 800 bales; continent S,332 paies.
Net receipts ,4si bales; gross 1868 bales.
Futures closed strong. Sales 7j,OO0 bales
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Q oRK-Iexas, IN shuek, 55g05e; In dc.
mlnd, SHIELDED, none Offering,
HARLEY FEED-8a@iOo.
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commercial.

Receipts, net, 6,O35 bales; gross S,S2S bale
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HAf-U O09lO W per toni Hungarian and
Millet SlOGl2
had roads have caused great scarcity Of
all Kinds OF grain and prices have been
forced up far beyond It's value.
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AIN ARTERY OF COHHERVE AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommodate
tons and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Ordinary Advertising. per line ............... so 80
NDcNirn charge Tor cuts or displayed typo,
Business Notices. 9th page, per line. IL
Reading Notices, 9Th pace per ne............... 90
Reading Notices, @th page per line. 90
Reading Notices 9th PAGE per line %
Suh .rrintinn. nlsiase nrepad. 81 100 A NoAr
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time ho sccmed to bear charmed life. but Buff
ijlo Horn drew q, steady bead on him and In
however. was so persistent and sustained that
Company ID. Fifth Infantry, under command OF
First Iscut. Macdonald, Fifth Infantry, sent
to the left Of Company G. and these three compa
MES had all the fighting they desired. Again
and again would the tasetto voice OF the In
dian chief be heard above the din of the fight,
encouraging his men to renewed exert ions and
again would his encouragement DO dampcncd
by. the steady fire from our line.
Meanwhile the remainder OF the troops were
performing their part Of the drama The In
dians were around on all the bluffs. Dasfing
here and there they would dismount and take
able spot and repeat Much has been said Of
the lack Of ammunition among the Indians. but
Of II. Numbers u shells Of the calibre Of the
army gun li5l were found that had been relond-
ed. one shell show ng fifteen marks Of the eIcc;
tor upon the RIM showing that II had been flred
fifteen times good shot was made by piece
Of artillery that throw ashell into bunch Of
about fifteen Indians. the shell bursting and
knocking Indians, ponies, &c.. around in flying
The fight was kept up until about o'clock.
when the Indians withdrew and left us masters
of tho field
The following T. a list q the KILLED killed and
manding the Ogallalia and Uncapapa sioux and
Chcyennes and Arapahoes on Jan. 4. 1877:
Kaiei-Corp. Augustus Rathman Company A, Fifth In
polesioi-Lance Corn Bernard, Mccain. Company F.
died On march. serti IT, spansen6urg Company +
twenty second Infantry slightly wounded in wrist mi
waite Henry Rodcnhury, company A. Filth Infantry
wounded in cheek. ball coming out AT neck; Private
,icorgc Danha Company H. fith Infantry attached to
,ompnn, A.. wounded in breast; Private VIM II Daily
t'mpen, d, Fun Infantry, wounded IN chest. Private
hand Corr Thomas Rochm Company ,. Finn Infantry
attached tu Company u. wounded IA temple, narrow
escape Private Andrew !. Hinke, Company A. filth In.
iautr,. wounded IN temple.
1t is estimated that not less than eight hun
drcd warriors were engaged I'm this battle, and
their loss cannot be- approXimat"d with any GER
tainty. The command started for the canton
mcnt the next day. We arrived here on Jan.
II. in good health and spirits. During the past
few months We have twirc met and whipped the
confident and blatant Crazy Horse n good
thrashng ON battle Held Of his own selection.
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LUNATIC WIIEELER'S SUICIDE.
Kills Himself with u View OF Proving that he
cnn be Brnmght 10 Iife.

DETROIT, March S.-One Wheeler commit
mitled suicide in Dundee. Mich. on Saturday.
lie fdncied that he had dis ,oyerei a means
whereby the dead might be resus itatcd. and
pro:e-sed to have had u mystic revelation pro-
nouncng some flenii-h death on all persons
who would not accept this idea. The following
letter. scaled and directed TO Benshtod
Friends" was found lying on the floor, with
small bOiil" oputaiuiu-, a thick, black LIQUID,
giving out sicAenlns odor when unrorkcd:
It. nov '%ea{ mn4lc' Past Of saturday morn.
t,trucs that ice unoid,d ia the ply .loal part Of mhn
~ ny crort e. satisfy S,ionuhe men Of The sounlng,'
Mmmai "'rld ana knowing thnt such an invaluable
sr ~ nrd Sny " my .h4i seis,s TX
r,a,onnss The Almighty Being gave man faculties ami
,s,,I n,nr' n'n, loTsr i'as ing nm !" nretrai' u,r
moucc OR actions To- harmoit" Win it, dccui au,t'c.
Nhcn nus mighty, mishiy a.,nt control; and
guards ne course OF our ntomzing boly, We advance
one stop hsher IN our cange nearing concetnah.n at
rach successive stage ana at ast enter Az !.
hopel All death Tor him who has dcnth My physlcn.
elsrse Nv Pro- Lo9, McioSth' Who 6y iaEing pordn
Of my creative al CHANGING assistant material" VIII
then place them IN he reeepsee q my galNanic qo.
dcnce vi the collateral discovery.
Tho machine with which Wheeler killed him
self CONSISTS OF strong frame work. which
supports ponderous iron balance wheel.
aud numerous pullies. wheels. steel springs.
wire ropes and belts, most Of them without any
apparent utility TO an unsophisticated eye. The
wheel is strongly bound with numerous old
knives sharpened irons. and in one case a
sayaRe-look ing broad nAo. When set in motion
by stout steel spring, arranged ON scientific
principles, il will run fully ten minutes with
irlgntlnl velocity; The bend Of the,victim was
hacked aud torn from the trunk, and sliced and
cut into thousand minute pieces.
M intent seemingly was u place his body in
the wheel thus pulycri1lng il inch by inch. The
end attained was brought about 10y n three
sided trough inclined 10 the machine. The
thing was neatly planed, and large enough to
contain his body, but no moro He probably
set tho h"llish arrangement in motion. then
placed himself in the trough, head downward
and slid under the revolving knives. one arm
WIS found in sllreds, torn from the body. The
arm Was probably thrown upward IN the agony
Of thg FIRST mOment
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woman, and Chinese woman was sworn ns In.
tcrprctcr Fong Lee admitted that he had
taken the woman. who sat near ly. What
for?" asked the Court. As one Of the asscts OF
the dchtor.r How much did he owct" About
$4,000" How much had you arranged to get
for this assct2' asked the judge About 5000, y
cOoly replied the witness. Then you would
declare dividend Of rs per centF Yes, he
answered.
Judge benson gave Fone Ice sound lecture
and n warning. and told the woman that she
had any right to buy or sell her. The husband
An Chem arrived here last night to get his wife.
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erturts.
STIINHiN HALL. INGEHSOLL.
col ROBERT q. 1NGERsoLL
OF Illinois
WILL srEAK AT srLiNwAY HALL
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH IA
Subjects
political QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS"
Admission - cents without cNra charge Tor reserved
seats, which can be had SATURDAY MORNING at schu.
berth Co.'S, % Union square; Rulman.. III Broad.
WAY. AMI AZ sicnwav Hall box oNce.
y the great hau. at T. " saturday. March H. the
lecture viii if delivered hv Prot a. BARKER ny Pima.
f.ll'n ON Magnetic Eleetrciy. with Illustrations anu
EXPERIMENTS
tnon aud at d. Van NOsAnd book store - Murray ST
A ). HEWITT.
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