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ESTRAYS.

Taken up by j. NJ. Kirby and estrayed be-
fore ". H. Myers, j. r., one brown mare
mule, years old, 1874 hands high, branded
W on left shoulder. one sorrei marel
tconnected) on left shoulder. Total valua-
ZION sho. 3j.3t
Taken up by II. ID. Bennett and estrayed
before A. b. Lanier, j. p, one dark bay
horse, 10 hands high, . years old, shed AL
around, star 10 forehead, neaVy name ana
Taken nm by j. III. Thomas and estrayed
before j. II. Blewitt, j. r., one bay mare,
branded ii on left shoulder, or years old,
IA hands high. One bay mare, branded DIV
on right shoulder, o or 10 years old. IA hands
shoulder, u X on riaht hip, Is hands high,1
or years old. One dun pony, years oiu, -
hands high. One iron grey mare, nranuea
rs on left shoulder, 4 years old, IL liz nands
high. Total valuation slOO. S-o'
Taken up by G. N. Floyd and estrayed be.
fore Il. G. McLure j. r., one black mare, no
| hands. star in forehead, saddle-marked
and about years old; valued $50. S'-St
| Ta,en mn byiD. A. Jordan and estrayed
before George W. Wiley, J. p, one bay pony
horse. "A ~ hands high, or years old star
in forehead, hind feet white, branded w ON
| left shoulder and hip; valued al sso. sS-St
Taken up by f.. q, orsbun and eatrayed
| before George w. Neely,J. p, one light sor-
r psIY horse, il hands high. or 5 years old,
branded In left side of neck Oil: One bay
horse, bald face, IA hands high, years old,
| collar and saddle marks, hind feet white,
brand CT with :. straight mark over left
shoulder and II on left hip. Valued at
$40 each. s'-ot
Taken up by J. NJ. shawver and estrayed
before T.. 4. Myers, j. p, one bay mare, ~
ears old, no brands. A brown yearling COLT
no brands, One sorrel mare, years oiu,
IL Ia hands high, branded OBJ ON aght
shoulder. Valued together at sS5. %-St
Taken up by H. b. johnson and est,ra Aye,
uu,sntted 4 wars old, IA hands high, no
hpyends. valued at so. Also one blue dun
mare, syears old, Il hands high, branded Oh
on lett shoulder, on the right mp ana ON
right shoulder; sweeneyed In poth hnous sls,
valued at $40. Sss
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THE STATE OVER,

4 EJp tomta-IIerald The Elpasl
l .,. WAS turned over through the care
,oe.. Of a drunken driver aud Pro
l .orC. Is. Gugue, leader Of band, TWEEN
,..6urth infantry, was seriously Grip
| gJ-.-A fruit dealer named Bartelll
neIded by jumping into the river
mLmnm (omtN-We were yesier
ly handed the first cotton bloom OF
N ,snson Our city schools are all
,|igey engaged in the work Of prepar
Man for the examination and com.
msoeemenl exercises now near ~ hand,
constable Williams yesterday arr
,,.led and put in Jail one Bill Stewart
negro who Is charged witch theft of a
ione from Winfield Scott, his colored
bother
TTomi Camtn--pemocWt A full
g,en tender ear Of fac looking mess
gmis ON exhibition NJ this oillcc, It
"a, raised in IL garden within the
InIh II the city,-A prisoner cons
nel in one nj the upper cells Of tho
ahloosc by the name Of John Ilearn,
1n,lcl the other night for fighting on
Main street, near George ruylor's eslab,
sbmrnt made two determined but
unsuccessful attempts to hang himself
b his cell yesterday morning,
HINT Comh-lndependent; Farmers
no busy harvesting their wheat. The
county commissioners have ordered an
election on the local option law in pre-
inct No, We hear favorable re-
ports Of the wheat crop from the eastern
ial southern portions Of the coun.
W----lho county commissioners have |
,lrhascd tract Of land containing
IRo hundred and sixteen acres, situated |
shout six miles north of town, which
viii be properly improved and used for
icounty poor farm. II is u good body
n land, about fifty acres being under
altiyation, and was purchased from
Ird Endc, for 5000.
Travis COmH-Statesman; Captain
Nmuel Mather, Of Atascosa county, an
Oh leNHn, ana Tor many years q resi-
dent of williamson county, died on the
instant.-ln the district
@mt yesterday the criminal docket
rs called, and the case against Major
Van De Graf, charged with assault with
aicnt to kill Captain l., L, Edwards.
wdisposed Of the court filming the de.
tndOnt 800, G, c, Hearne, charged
nth forging bills of ladng, plead guilty.
"A gentleman just down from Blanco
ports that very bold robbery occurred
that place last Friday night, At n
to hour several men rode into the
wn on n general plundering expedi-
,n They first broke into the store of
eek George and robbed it of money,
'tos and other goods then the pro- {
edcd to the hotel of Mrs Brown and
tbed several of her guests and board.
and finally rode quietly out of town.
to the time our informant left no =
sts had been made.
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out OF Tame.

When the tones OF u musical iust.nmenI
h0,0nu harsh ana dlsoordnnl, we say ID 1,
'cul OF tune" The Same may be- said of
thhl Tar more wonderful ana complicated
piece OF mechanism, The human structure,
Wheh " becomes dis0rdered Mt only
actual diHehse, but those lar more common
glpsts, oyerwork, mental anxiety. aud fast
living, may Impair IL ylgOr ana activity.
vial en, rgie from these M nom other
causes ~ liosittler's stomach bltters which
~ al ne same tine an agreeable and mind
cheering coriial, ana the best possible In
Nlgofanl In all cases NJ debility, IL In IN In
comparable stomach q ana anti-billious
medicine, clnlicalth lever and ague, and
prevents subsequent attacks, IL remedies
WIN certainty and thOroukhneA bowel and
kidney complaints, dyspepsia, nervousness,
rheumatic troubles, AM many other bodily
10 also cOunleruGta Influences
which predispOso To d sease.
may!l.dlmSwlt
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TOBACCO MARKET.

PLUG TOBACC0-Virginis bright, fine
pounds, S5ssl; do do tinc and extra twist, $50
zoe; do do extra 6-in twist, 6Sg7On; do me-
dium anu l2.in twist; 5S@BOc 40 mmon Ia
in. twist, l6g55c; do mahogany navy, 8s, ~,
rs, l6SDc; Louisville navy, bright mahog-
any, 6igjBc; dc do mahogany, iSg5ic; do do
mahogany ID class. iSgjOc; do do dark ma
hogany, 4Sy50c; do do line black. 29golc.
FINE UUr-Ohoioe, 7OSDOc; medium, 700
Soc; fair, 7O@SOo; common, 60@B5c.
SMOKlNG-Virsinia smoking, ~ and q
6OgB5c; Kentucky, 35g5Oc; common TO good,
3D9i0c; fancy, az 10 qdality, Vi i5@l 30; Hon
rade2, imported, per lib, u Al.
DOMESTIC ClGARS-Havana, S6O@l00;
seed and havana, 4O@SO; do do scrap hller
S5@i5; Connecticut seed, 2j9S5; ordinary,
l6glS; cheroots aud skies, ll@l3.
IMPORCED CIGARS prise per 1000, Reg
del ray, $3.50; Londres, $40; Brevas, sliU; Con-
chas, Sl3O; Flor de Prinsado, $40; L0ndres dc
Uorte, 1885, Opera Grand, Sll0; Operas, $40;
Opera Rena, $50; Rena Victoria, 500; Honra-
deK cigarettes, u.
sNUFF-Macoaboy S5@SSc; Rape French
81; Scotch and Dundyfoot, 65@S5c; common
TIC.
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AaIonI.ninu Annna..

- " u me duty ofeyery person who has used
huhellneh Herman syrup 10 lel liz wonderful
,la,iuns 10 KNOWN 70 lhelr friends Ia curing
nh, lnenmonil, anu In fact an throat and
iuhg diseases No person can use Il without
immediate relief, ThTse dOhes viii rsli ,ye
any case, ANA We consider II the duty ofall
niugglsls 70 recon mend II 10 the poor dying
lO,VOO dozen bottles were hOld hat year, and
no ono case whore II failed was repOrted
such n medicine as the herman Syrup can
hOl DO Too widely known, Ask your drug.
wy ABOUT W, sample bottles IN Try, sold nt
10 cents, Regular sl1e, 20 cents, F0r sale by
all druggists, mny1idl w-wlI'
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IUMBER MARKET

YELLOW PINE-Boxing' az, ses ~. nngar, pe,
thousand sl5 90 dIe sss So Matched ceiling,
s slsS 20: weather boarding, sl2 80; fencing
Siy WHITE PINE-Rough, per thoussa ,5 !a. .
SIS co: surfaced, $50 OO; matched ceiiins' sN2"'
Misunderstanding, $50 %. .,.,,.,,d q, m
surfaced, $50 OO; pickets, 80 %. 9, o,aa M.
NGLES-Yellow pine, cut, % wSS v nj
long leaf pine, sawed, s. 50; cypress cut VI "
al Is. = a, IN mar thou.
aaud.
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Or the method OF burning our bodies nftor
death, created some litlle stir IN this couu-
Try, but met with very little iavor. To place
oven, after death, and TO stand and gaze NJ
lti rapid crllping, burning aud conversion
into lew ounces OF ashes, Is, In our estilau-
ton, cruel AID sinful. Now ladies, you who
are suffering from some female complaint,
who have become irregular, or have pains
and aches, Mysteries Nervousness ana gem
erai prostration, we advise you TO use Eng.
fish Female Bill ~ ut once, and claim "a
new lease upon yOdr lives. 10 IL II wonder
iul female regulator, and also quick and
powerful tonic, curing chronic cases In an
Incredibly short time. dtilJunl-w2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Centaur
Lininn entS.

One Kind,foi.tho Human Family.
Tho Other for Horses and Animals.
These lininlents arc Ninply tne wOnaern
tho world Thor elects arc llite Ieas thar
marvellous,
the white Linimens Ia for tho human
family, u will drive rheumatism, Aoiaiioa
anu neuralgia nom tho aynteml cure Ium.
hagn, yhilblains, Lock Jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
mOAl uAtAneOuA hfupiiOnHi II eItrRrtH ffOht
nom frozen hands and ipot, ana the poison
" lleh ANA allngs % vonomoua reptiles II
huhdunh hwelllngs, ana alleviales pain OF
every kind, When Hprains OF bruises occur,
y IN lho most potent feinedy ever discovered
" neal the Injured parts. Tho ceniaur Lin,
lnent "a used win great ,effcncy for bore
and Weak back, The folio wing Ia but y sam.
PIE ~ tho numerous testimonials.
lrnlAsA iiohk, jon. Co., ind May ~, 1879
~ lhlnk II my duty TO Inform you that
chords. iew bottles OF Ccnlaur Llnlmoni
has done NE uprk tor mo. have not been
frcc nom these dwellings N o'DM years. Now
lam pefJecflg uet Tho ILniment ought 10
bo applied warm.
"BENJAMIN BROWN
The proof IL In the trial. IL IN reliable, II
~ az n l,a,naS, u y ehmSep, ana ey,ry family
The Yellow CeDtaur Imminent IL
adapted 10 the tough muscles, cords ana
neah VI horses and animals, IL liaa perfoTm-
vi more wonderful CURES In three years OF
SPAWN, strain, Wind-galls, Scratches,
hwoeny aud general lnmoneAa, than nil
other remedies In existence. Read what tho
great ENpreshincn hay OF IL,
"Nkw YoRK, January, 1874.
"Eyery owner OF horses shOuld give tho
contaur Imminent u uiai. We consider II
tho bopt article ever need Ia our stables.
I'll, MARSH,
"hupi, Adams lex, Atablep, N. Y,
&c. PuLin,
"supL u, e, ~ slrbles, MY
"Supt. Nat. Eek, Stables, N. ""
The best patrons OF this Linimeni are Far
mcrH and Veterinary Surgeons, who ARE con-
annually using some LIniment. 10 henla
alls Woundsnn Poll.nvil, removes \ well.
inga, and IL worth millions OF dollars an-
nually 10 Farmers, Livery -men, Stock grow
ora, sheop-raisorn, and those having horses
or cattle.
What u Farrler cannot do for $40 tho Cen.
taur Linimont will do ~ " tfiillng cost.
These Llniments nro sold by all dealers
throughout the country, They are warranted
by tho propriotors, and n bottle viii % given
10 any Farrier or Physician who desiros to
tost them.
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
a. Day NJ. NEW YORK
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WHISKY-Sweet mash, 81 50@4 30; Sou
mash, 81 &g6O0.
WINES-Ularet, in case, 81 Is; Catawba
berry per gar, 81 IO@4 OF; Madeira, per ga,
COOS 90; White wine, In cases, "a 2bg2i 10.
CHAMPAIGN E-Cooks in basket, SlS-2C
Heidsieck, in basket, SIS 90; Krug, 10 basket
S27 %; Domestic champagne, Sl2@lS.
ALE-Stock ale, oask, s. l6@2 90, Porter
cask, 81 l5@2 80.
BRANDT S domestic, in cask, sl29l3
Gognac, per gal, 81 35@2 rs; French,per gal.
"a 50sl5 00;Apple, per GAL, 81 1903 10; Peach
81 1908 75;Ginger, 81 25g2 00;Blackberry;sl w
o. 30 ?,
GlNS-Old Holland, per GAL, IS 5O@5 81
Domestic, per gal, 81 1902 90.
RU MS-Jamaca. So SOFAS.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

1t gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
ats passenger and freight trains are SUI
passed by none In the State. Pullmaht
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave b. Louis daily via the M, X. q i; NY
at S:4h.; Hannibal at lO:i5 u. m, and Sedaila
at 645 p. m, running through TO DenIson'
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin ana Hons.
ton without change. Connection IL also maue
at Sherman with the Texas and Paclnc rail-
way for the above named points. =,
The connections of this Road with the M,
N n Mt Denison for ct. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas q IA
cific ut sherman for bt. Louis, Cairo, Mem,
phis and all points East and southeast, and
ht Houston with the g., IL. a ,, A. for san
Antonio the g., III. n II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas Il New Orleans Railway for Beaumont
Orange etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
ships Tor ali points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool & Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while us 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, beautiful
| groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
| SIN all grain, and fruits, render IL especially
| desirable and advantageous to travellers ana
shippers In preference TO others,
at, Louis Express leaves Galveston dally
| Mt loo d, m, Houston nt 80 p. M, hearne
at 1000 p. m, Dallas $50! .. m. and Denison
4 at Has q. m.
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Ruy Tour Tickets and ship Your freight
by tho
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Ofices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning NOT
only the II. at. B. Railway, but Texas gen.
Fl. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y. 49,,
A. ALLEE, Northwestern fass' AGENT iVi
CLARK street, CHICAGO, Ill. a,
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent NJ,
X. and 1T. Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A, FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Inform alton may also lie had at the ageD.
a es on the M. X. d T. Railway, In New York,
n1ioase. Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Loui'
j. WALDO,
"A. II. SWANSON,
asnI Hppt,, Houst n.-fsIsslansSim
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Honey.


Pitchers CnstOrin is n complete substi-
tute for Castor OIL, and IL NJ pleasant to take
as Honey. 1t Is particularly adapted to
Teething and irritable children. II destroys
worms assImulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Colo. Few rem
edies are as efiicacious for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
torin liz n scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective tha an Castor OIL.
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May ., 1875.
Messrs. j. b. Rose n Co., N. Y:
Gonts: have a family OF eight children,
aud have used as much Castoria as any fam
lily In the United States, 4 think. have
never found anything equal to II. MY chill.
dren have been saved from fever several
times by the use of Castoria. recommend
its use for children, for many diseses they
are subject to, in preference to any medicine
know of. feel IL my duty TO give this GER
tificate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use of Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
rscULENTs AND FRUITS.

EsCULENTs-Irish potatoes, per Dbl, ~ ~
al 20: onions, per Dbl, So 80; Cabbage, wes'
tspn' ner crate, none; southern, per dozen'
u rygi,rpnEp Am CHEESE Butter, western
ner Id. ao@25c; cheese, western, i2SlSc; "A ~
pe FFR RI green, per bbl, 10 OoSS o. %
Oranges range per box,e co. Lemons, per box 49,
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Ours f. the Best.


,on meat from southern Europe and
,s0n United States, has small,
iS'a'asparent, hinty grains, showing a
,t. NY proportion of gluten and little
da'cn' maSipg good maccaroni. Cana
northF ID central United States,
s sssla m .n,nd Scandinavia, have
0a w in the grain.
s vI "a ish Islands
G ae ,AuSho-.~--v--.-- with large.
es sus'colored soft grains, showing an
SIMS rOess OF starch, owing to the cool moist
aonli Texas wheat makes the best
4 wi lot shipment, for the reason that
@s sUn.alns less moisture, and conseN
f'ently less starch.
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LiNthtool, May sh-hoOn Cotton qulet
pphlhnsa AZ previous prices,
,n,,,, THURSDAY, NEnsksnAF
nlllllhs uplands ,,, hid biad
| "lhnlhk ulleanAi,fi b3si Bssd
hAlgs aiwN halns speculation aud e1poT
! ,"n9o haesi receipts la,lOo bales American
! " lp bales,
iInlaanaa ',o,l psltsi H..
| liv.rv n n NV mnNt Vlhueei hAy de-
'j'n'pn 'I-,i ,uli9 Apl Nusvsl WV
A I'm. y, iI1s,, p'h''i nilulUk uIlpan.
ordinary IdnHh vP'ahuh l'lhll good
! Sld""' 'f'a""a Jaw "'H'AH'Y aplAndu
$500.
az W, -hNlns Include y 80 hAlAA A meTioan,
FplAlsh lnll ANA steady,
steady halea lvll bales,
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY.
ululhhlA i',''r"'sts,st,ff,t $50 $40
rpoi uillnhly ,''f, -u,,, VS. 80
iaN hlhdllng ,rtt,,t,rrr 100 100
mluul iiF, g;n',s'',uttulvaa 1899
uu9 ,99a Mlnl llnsr''',,'rrrl lleo
Mildllng falr,,,,nry~.-e -e
a., MprlplA, not, 40 bales gfoAA iU basa
hAppFlh 70 Great britain 100 bales cont.
n'nl hhlrh, euaslNlse ,hls haleA, stock
"'''' '~''4'
'""'"''sn",,
INV ohLhAhh May G,.-flonr ID quoted
unl., nuPtinhe w N ~ " slAi pOi INK
" ihgh lh higher grades " iisg6 ~, Corn
ID quoted nrmar, white Aioi yellow 500. Oats
Wy qulvl hlu urn ~ mNlhe, Nonee, hteady
MT lpthandl paIkos, ordinary 70 prime 1850
aeo solu hI,good d.nnh1 common logood
common b9Vl.o, fair 70 fuily iAlT, Gl69l 10,
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RREADNTuPFS.

FLOUR--Crescent, In sacks, $50, San
Jacinto, s3 so Empire, IS 20; &XX, SO %
Eagle, " 70; Magnolia, In sacks, " lbs, IS 10
Todd's NIX, 80 90; State Central X&XX
IS % Choice Family, So % star Mills, XXX
VI 10 Graham, 1910 bran, IL W corn meal
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LIME AND GEM ENT.

CEMENT-Rosendle-i IL worth VI W barre
Louisville, best, litue kept, "a 30 " barrel
Dallas, 81 so.
LIME--The best quality In barrels Is worth
rs; In bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dailss' zoo pei
bushel.
The supply;of the above mentioned arti-
as Ia ample demand fair: market nrm.
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FISH AND MEATS.

CANNED-Deviled ham, 81 25@S 80; sal IL
mon, lib 81 lj92 80; HOLSTERS, sz VsE ~
Cove oysters, 6Og66; Corn oeei, a o 90 bo,
SARDINES-hb box, SIS OVSl' W. 'oN'
slI T5Il5 80,
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POWDER AND SHOT.

POWDER-Keg % bs,FFF rifle 7.lj; Keg
l21S lbs, FFF. rifle, $685. Keg o Ia, lbs, FFF',
s2.0i, Blasting, S4.25.
SHoT-Drop, 81, 30@2.35; Buck, Sa.55@26O.
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BAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, l4h@li}ac; Heavy l51S@
lie.
Misunderstanding l59ls; Cotton, 20922c.
discount on large lots.
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ruuRspAy. wEpNEsp

May IL N@lI 49,; June Il 3i@ll sc; July II
Ball acc; August IL doSll s ise' oep'eu'o' II
Sight-CottOn dull. Uplands IL l-lGc;
Orleans Ii S-l6c; sales 2d bales.
consolidated net receipts IA 5S5 bales ex-
norris IN Great Britain IS 648 bales; France
Gai bales: continent 1884 bales; channel
Ne receip pts 1Ss bales; gross, l9i bales.
n.,.l..rna nInsed steady. Sales, i.sOO Dales.
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And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Aocommoua'
lions and Greater Security than any othei
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions of the Great Empire ~---..
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GALVESTON. May Acknowledging
:, hales. Exports, France - bales; CONT
n.nI -hales: channel - bales; coast
wise 1855 bales; Great Britain - bales.
sales 2g5 bales. Stock 1891 bales. Market
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER OIAL
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

For this day sun rises. 5;0S
Sun sets 900
Moon rises. Observation-Disclosures, 1910 pm.
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'FAA ~
TEXAS g. PACIFIC R'Y
seaepag asA's
MSSmE gR .;.',
AND ITS CONNECTIONS Pom TUX
Most Direct %! Quickest ljal
ALL POINTS IN TEXAS
NJ, LOuis, ,S. MEMPHIS.
CHICAGO. NASHVILLE,
CAIRO, I0uIsyILLE,
INDIANAPOLIS CHATTANOOGA,
TOLEDO, ATLANTA.
ALL FONTS NORTH AND EAST.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NOON Report-FinancinI.
evening Keport--Einerc.ai.

NEW YORK, May 23.-stocks firm.
Money 8 per cent. Gold u O0zs@l OO1s. Ex.
steady, Government bonds higherer.
Evening kepOrt-FinsEc.ai.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Money easy ~ per
cant Sterling 4A@5 Gold firm at VI OOA@
81 oOJz. Government bonds strong. state
bonds are dull and steady.
NEW ORLEANS, May 23.-Gold 81 0ON@l ola.
Sight n premium. sterling bank u Se1S'
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we would not he at all surprised at the dis
covery of fine beds of coal in the San An
dreas mountains.
Failing TO find coal the Col. and myself
separated. and renewed cur hunt for game.
each on his own hook, After wandering
through the ragged hills for several hours we
returned TO camp. completely exhausted in
BODY. and without having cooked gun.
soon the party had all arrived and tire
stories told Of wounded deer were perfectly
astounding when we reflect that not single
venison was brought TO camp, The Colonel
was dumbfounded at the sight OF fine buck
bounding over the litIls on two legs, he
having broken the other two at single
shot %
Having secured ali the game we cared t'
/ bring home the following morning found u
/ moving in the direction Of civilization
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most at or near Presidio. And, meanwhile,
the General commanding this department
could do nothing more urgently neeeful to
the security Of that portion OF the border
than to establish a temporary or branch
post in the vicinity referred to. The dis
tance from Fort Davis is less than one hun
,lret miles, and the same reasons that render
Fort Clark important as base of operations
several hundred miles below, apply TO Pre-
sidio. while the latter is the only pass below
Ell Paso for the trade between Texas and
Northern Mexico
The Indians who have just taken the war
path are known as Arzatti's band of Mesca-
lero Apaches, located for several years past
at San Carlos, and who, together with the
other band of the same tribe under Chief
| Colorado, number over two hundred alto
| gether, including warriors, women and chill
dren. These Apaches and about eighty
Ktekaf,aes, reeeltlT removed by the Mex
ican authorities from the interior to Bosque
Verde. above Presidio del Norte, were the
same included in the treaty secured, By
Colonel Thos. G.. Williams in 1873, while
acting as commissioner for the removal OF
the Indians from Mexico, and by which
treaty the Mexican government bound itself
to remove these bands to the interior of the
State of Chihuahua 1t was agreed by the
terms Of this treaty that these Indians should
be gwen lands. that they should be number
ed. and their cattle and horses marked,
, branded and registered annually by the
!; Mexican authorities, and that every Indian
!, taken in the attempt to cross to the Texas
side Of the river should he delivered to the
Texas authorities This treaty fixes the
responsibility of all raids from Mexico by
these Indians with special force upon th'
!. Mexican government. But the stipulation
g are dad letter. The Kickapoos have beei
!, removed nearer to the border, and the Apa
/, ches retain their old quarter; at San Carlos
:. : while Arzatti's band has, probably, befor
this time crossed into Texas to levy tribut
e of horses and cattle, captive women an
j. scalps from our fe.Iow-citizens Of Presidi
: county San Antonio Express.