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rIa,y He IiIahIt

"How do you loike the new school, Mickey, me
on?" "Purly well; but, mother, phat makes
tho boys at school think I'm Oirish ?" "Its me-
self doesn't know, but Pye been often SUSPECTED
av bein' Orish meself when devil hint av it
they liver had from me. e."-1cras SifiR9s.
National Republican., 1882-11-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VyT TANTED ININfEDTATELY-wHIT WOMAN
w who Is a hrst-cnss cook washer, and itOner,
with best city references good wages to compel ent
person. Apply at i24O Il street northwest, nos.3tt
yITANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH, AND
w Iron for q family of six; references required
Apply at 1914 q street northwest. nols-3tt
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Now Ia tho rImc 20 n,h,cr,,,e.

gfr n7'fce of THK NATIONAL RHPuRL1cAN ~ mon
rrot The counter Is THREE CENTS for a single eopy;
hro ueeks. TwEHrN-FIvR CENTS: one month, FIFTY
CSSTs firo months ONE DOLLAR; three months ONE
DOLLAR AND HhLF; siz months THREE DoLLARS
oneVedr, SIX DoLLARs, postage prepaid 6V the pub
hhers.
MS dci,rsred m Washington and he t,tbrbs bu car
yrcrsdt uhe rates.
There Is oehertfne nan ,hepreentto ubseribs FOR
nt rciosf er1pltest, and bett newspdpe- pubsed at
@'hdhondt cuphaL Send copfei 10 POUR Jriendi
National Republican., 1882-11-21
HleaaanI.

At the last term of the court at Rockland, Me-, O
woman applied for divorce, which was granted
Soon after the divorced woman married a second
time aud went to housekeeping. Now, says the
woman is boarding with his former wife and her
newly married husband,
National Republican., 1882-11-21
HOLIDAY GOODS

Our stock Of Diamond Lace Pins. Finger and Ear
Rlugs. fine Gold Jewelry nlerlcan Watches, Ster-
ling slyerwAre In great variety, Plated Tea Sets
Ba kCts, Bowls Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes CRstors,
Soup Tureens, forksaud spoons, Rogers Bros, Plated
Table Cutlery Joseph Rogers 4 sons sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissprs, French Clocks, Opera
Glasses, LTnss SCOnces, MirrOrs CAndlestiCks DE-.
WAS never complete WHICH We call to the attention
Of purchasers us They Will dad our prices low,
mTle-tf No. IIl3 Pennsylya avenue.
National Republican., 1882-11-21
A GAnd 0na

Here's a good one for a three .year-old: She
awoke the other morning and her hand was, what
Is commonly called, asleep. Quito puzzled over
the sensation and not knowing how TO express it,,
SHE said ooh, mamma, my hand is crawling all
n -
National Republican., 1882-11-21
CHIROPODISTS.
j. j. GEORGES,
ARTIST BooTMAKER AND CHIRoPoDIsT
Corner of Sixth and streets,
Under National Hotel
No more corns after tho first treatment. sees

No more corns after tho lrst treatment. se9s
VTsEFUL FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AND
L longevity, aud DR.. While's hfeen years practi-
cal experience throughout tho United states and
Canndas and twenty-one consecutive years OF sue
cessful practice IN Washington, D. o., enables ro-
ausite treatment for Hard aud Soft Corns, Bunlons,
Club ana Inverted Mails. Frost Bite, Chibalns, Vas
cuar Excresences, and other complaints OF the feet.
HIS ChlropOdial Establishment. lil6 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Wiards Hotel, is patrOnized by
tie flite line world onioe hours; n m. to p.
Sundays, 10 a. N. TO 2, m) once fee, u per visit
National Republican., 1882-11-21
A New Thing i'm DusIs.

The duel announced 10 take place between Louis
de Cassagnac and another officer is 10 be marked
by novel feature. The principals are 10 fight
with cavalry sabres and on horseback. II this
sort OF thing becomes general, polo will be no.
wherc.-LOndOn Truth.
National Republican., 1882-11-21
PERSONAL.

WILL BENNINGTON" ADDRESS "sPEN
w GER" call at once and explain: not Il ere;
you must SEQ at more suitable pla q mat
once. VI;NNOR. no2-3t#
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WASHINGTON, D. c, NOVEMBER 81 iSs2.
Population Of ihc National Capital. 100000.
Anrn~mru,. To.Nirh,,

NATIoNAL TItEATKIl-"The World"
Forms OPERA HousE--wibur Opera Company.
THEATRE CoMIouE-Variety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-11-21

/roomm,rnfcdtfons paustbe addressed "Tbths Editor
THE RKPuRL1cAN and 70 a.s,-s publication ~, 1t
t'tcTfe teofoy on one aide Of he paper only. lsh
Hdne and rcsidenee al Ire Uritcr attached No com
riunieuttons tUiu be returned
National Republican., 1882-11-21
Iavcstigation Before CastiEation.

Mr.. Talmage says the young man who carries
pistol should be spanked. Before the spanking
begins, however, 1t should be known whether the
youth has swallowed any oi the caps-Louisvlte
Courier Journal,
National Republican., 1882-11-21

GEORGETOWN, Nov, II, 1882
To the Editor ofTHE RnpUBLICAN.
Was William Malone, United States Senator
born in this country R.H.T.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

JNoR SALE VERY CHEAP P-PATENT.oFFICE
~ reports (mechanican from ls4I TO ISL inclusive
comprising 30 volumes. AT bookstore, No. 1903 Sew
enth street northwest. no203t%
ITO CATERERS-wE HAVE A VERY DEsIR-
4 able property, in the northwest, admirably
adapted for rsclass catering establishment; fine
Apartments and well furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
& CO., ST II street northwest. oc20-tf
II IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
il ! on Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates: Collections made every
where. by ]. H. sQUIER q co., Bankers, itl6 PENN
sytyania avenue. maa6-H
National Republican., 1882-11-21

VSTANTED-A GENTLEMAN TO TAKE OR
w ders for the Lincoln Memorial Album" the
finest selling book In the country; sold on Install
ments; S25 per week to the right man. GArELY &
HASK ELL, sole agents, Room 2 Webster Law
Building. sos d street northwest. no2O.st+
NTANTED-A GENTLEMAN POSSESSING A
w good voice TO slug sentimental and comic songs
during winter evenings. Apply at CHAUNCEY NJ.
REED $ Music store, 433 Seventh street northwest.
nOl&3t
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What He Had eba.
He Was norn I'm Virginia.

South Carolina paper, referring to the disap-
pearance of man, says he had on his working
clothes and an overdose of liquor"
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PROPOSALS,
Estimates furnished.
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU ENGRAvING AND PRINTING,

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRISTISGt
November s, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until II O'Clock m. Wednesday, December6 0,
1882 for supplies needed by this bureau during the six
months from January to June 20. 1888 of articles in
the following classes Dry Colors Olls Chemicals,
Typographical Inks Textiles. Pa, or, Binders Ma.
terlals, Dextrlne Grocers sundries, blank Steel
Plates and Rolls, Glue and Twine. Hardware, Iron
and Brass Castings, GaS and Steam Fittings, Lumber,
Horse Feed, Ice, and Coal and Wood.
Blank forms for prop osals on articles OF any GLASS;
with information us 10 quaites quante 8, and con.
dtons, will be furnished on application TO the under
sgned.
raely and prefere nee given to articles Or domestq
production or manufacture. conditions OF price and
quality being equal. AS II e not convenient 10 store
large supply OF goods in the bureau orders on me
accepted bidders will be made from time TO time as
the actual need may be determined ana as rule
for not less than the quantities, specified on the
schedules. -. :
Those desirlSg blanks and information must specify
on which class OF articles they are qualhed 70 pro.
nose as awards viii be made only 20 established
manufacturers Of dealers In the articles needed
bIds a reseryed o. II IRISH,
~ " Chiei bureau Engraving and Printing,
no7.tn5t Washington, ID. G.
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FOR SALE-Lots.

INOR SALE
Il TWO DESIRABLE E BUILDING LOTS,
each 32j feet front, the terrace The north side
of Rhode Island avenue, east of Connecticut avenue
The location is one of the best in the District.
A BARGAIN IN LOTS
on New Hampshire avenue, near Dupont Circle
Avenue now being concreted.
Also on Sixteenth street. near Scott statue.
HANDSOME NEW DWELLING.
and other choice lots in the northwestern section.
WIN. p. YOUNG,
1870 New York avenue.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EerATE ATTHE
1Nl lowest rates. DANENHoW ER q son, i226
street northwest nol3-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

Y OST-ON SUNDAY NIGHT, A SKYE TER
Tier dog, in the thwestern part of the city, had
ncklep plated ollar answers to the name Punch.
Suitable reward given If returned TO s03 New Jersey
avenue northwest DOUGLASS ALLISON. no20-3t*
Y OST-THURSDAY MORNING, IN NO. "a OR
- - street car, shorthand notes and testimony.
Sgilable reward given II returned to 4GO louisiana
avenue northwest. nolS-3ts
National Republican., 1882-11-21
BOARDING.

DoARDING-Two ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR;
ID table board; convenient TO Departments and
cars. 725 Eighteenth street. no2,-i2tf
DLEASANT ROOMS AND BOARD IN PRIVATE
IL family. No. 1914 III street northwest no2l-St%
NLARENDoN HOUSE, 90s + STREET, OPPO-
- site Masonic Temple = Choice meals, SIS per
mouth Is tickets, IS; single meals, Soc rooms for
transient and regular hOarders. no2-im#
CLINTON HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
~ nor Invest = First-clnss table board and large
rooms at reasonable rates: location central: tran
sient rates, 81, sl.25, 81 5Oi no liquors. no7-m
TNHETREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
l. comforts than any hotel In the city. The
halls parlOrs, and passages are heated with steam,
the rooms are and well furnished, and the table
In second to none Transient rates, 81 and $3.50 per
day. Monthly, s25, $50, s35, and $40.
National Republican., 1882-11-21

VNoR SALE-oN TERMS TO SUIT PURCHAS-
n ers-About 10 beautiful building lots on and
Church Each lot OH street is Is feet front and 80
feet deepj sewerage. gas, water and shade trees
Printing Office and Hstreet str cars For plats price,
nOi.lm L. NJ. SAUNDERS, 1lO3 street.
National Republican., 1882-11-21
"INGLESIDE"

A most attractive and desirable suburban place
tended half miles north of the Presidents
Mansion. Consists of sixty acres of lawn and wood
land, beautifully laid out, spacious and well arranged;
nsnsion containing eighteen rooms, conservatory,
bathroom, and gas and water pipes throughout
G. NJ. WIGHT,
GO Louisiana avenue,
REGINALD FENDALL
925Four.and-ahalfs street northwest,
eeol.ff TrnaieeA
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1883
JOHN McDERMOTT g. BROS,

NANNIAUN HEIIs,
(SteAm used), $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west. Washington, d. G. Carriages aud Har-
meas received on storage and sold ON commission.
Carriages repaired. ~'-u
National Republican., 1882-11-21

WY NTANTED-sIoo-TWO GENTLEMEN WHOSE
w incomes aggregate So O0J will give per cent ior
Accommodation and give iirstclass references. Ad-
dress NJ. c. Republican Office. noi7.6t~
yETANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN l.
w BeaH Room 4, li.D New York avenue, is q Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory
United States Commissioner. Examiner, and Notary
Public always Ia Office from IL tot ap3e.ly
National Republican., 1882-11-21

NOR SALE AT A DARGAIN-ONE BALTI-
II more jaeger, s40; one spring wagon so; one
bar buggy, s75 six good horses from Nirginia one
phaeton carriage, E1 also carriages, harness, and
turuouts in the city for hire at the cheapest
GEYE Livery Stables 40S and 47O street north
we
National Republican., 1882-11-21
FOR SALE-Farms.

E,ARM FOR. SALE ON EASY TERMS-CON.
II taiDing $50 acres 1--WE miles from washington. on
good pike road good house and necessary outbuild-
Tugs; orchards Of choice fruits fine meadow and gar.
dfn land; plenty of wood, and well watered elegant
growing crops ON 100 acres more This place is
pecIaly adapted for dairy or gardening farm Pos
session given at once Apply at No. 52 street north
west. nol5-6t*
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FOR SALE-HOuSeS.


1NOR SALE-EIGHr-ROOM FRAME HOUSE.
IL with all the modern convenieuces, on Seventh
street east; price, $500. By II. b. RUFFIN LIE Druit
Building. no2o-I*
NOR SAbE-FIVE BEAUTIFUL I-ROOM
E press-brlck front houses with all the modern
veniences, the line of street. at $500 EACH on
long time. Also 12-room press-brck front, half
Number of small houses on Capitol Hill and the
northwestern section for sale fr n to $1,000 on
ing nO4t3th
National Republican., 1882-11-21
WANTED-ROOmS.

VNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND
w child two communicating rooms, one furnished
MS bedroom, the other unurnishedi stale location
and rent Address g., W., and u, Republican Office,
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WANTED-Situations-Male,
WANTED-Help-Male.

WTANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN
w cook, waiter or gPntemnns body servant: goot
references Apply at II street southeast. no2l-3tf
National Republican., 1882-11-21

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses
Stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, &C. and how they may DO
seen. Property for sale in all parts OF the city
money to loan on real estate. Call
VF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT. OR
4 Trade City or CouEtry Property c9me and see the
WILLIAM II. MAIN d BROTH ER, ST. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvenia avenue
northwest. mh19-f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv ELLIS BORED FROM EIGHTEEN TO
w thirty inches in diameter, aud tubed with wood
or terTacotta pipe. For terms address Is. HUM
PHREY, s25 B street southeast, no2Stt
WV ANTED-A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN
w aud ladies' to join morning class Just formed:
mathematics specially. Address MISS BALCH, llc9
Tenth street northwest. noao 8t*
WTANrED TO RENT, UPRIGHT PIANO IN
w good repair terms not TO exceed s15 per quar-
ter, Address W., S2J Twelfth street northwest.
rnla
National Republican., 1882-11-21

WY TANTED-Two PLEASANTLY FURNISHED
w communicating rooms, central location; no
questions asked. Address X Y. a., Republican
Ofilce nol6-3tf
National Republican., 1882-11-21
ADMITTED TO BE PREFERABLE.

The effect of such result of course would be 10
deprive the Republican party of the strength in
the Senate which would control combinations and
act as a check upon Democratic House; but
these advantages. ARE not to be compared, in the
estimation of the Times, with the qualification of
It's enmity TO George e. Gorham, to whose election
as Secretary of the Senate the Virginia Senators
mr. credited with heiup fayOrhble
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MEMPHIS, TENN, August 3.--The demo.
Gratis of the I'd district of Mississippi, at Ok
ford yesterday, nominated Van II. Manning
| for congress.
RALEIGH, August 3.-IIon. L. b. Vance,
sitting member, was nominated for congress
by the democratic convention of the sth
district, at Asheville today on the sixth
| ballot.
ATLANTA, August 3.-The republican
| convention met to-day and received reports
| from the joint committee of conference
| looking to the adjustment of the split. The
| syndicate" wing demanded that pledges
| be put out and conference of white men be
| allowed TO select the state central commit.
tee. The convention refused to aCcede
| to the proposition of the boilers. The Dol.
tefs elected Benjamin Conley permanent
president. Both conventions will now pro.
ceed to business.
The regular republican convention nd
lourned to-day after recommending General
| L.. J. Gartrel for governor and nominating q
state ticket. Resolutions of sympathy for
Senator Hill were passed. A new central
conmittce was created. with \. Il. Buck as
chairman. 4 convention was harmo-
NOUS, throughout. Resolutions endorsing
the administration We're passed
In the syndicate" convention resolu
ton endorsing General Gartre was re.
ierred TO the committee on resolutions
Ex-Governor Cont was made chairman OF
the committee. This convention will meet
again tonight.
RALEIGH, n, c., August 3.-Some of the
most prominent straight-out republicans in
the vicinity of Asheville have called {
mass-mee'ing at Asheville for August 10Th
to form an organization in opposition t.
the coalition liberal movement in North
Carolina.
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Washington News

W,s,uyorn, An,,nst y -Tho ,,r,,iJo,,,
MAs"'N"to'' hus"s' D. t"e Preslueh'
to-day nominated Andrew w. smythe to
he superintendent of the New Orleans mint
uonr,.K Y Mcrov,oh. I,r,,ed sto,os ,nI.,
iieu'! ~ "..V' 80 o''.V'u u,".'S JuuE'
northern district Si neorsia, william Wal,
States minister to Italy,
The total amount oi duties refunded by
the treasury department ON sugar under
the late decision OF the supreme court, Up
to August LIST, was STAG, 1910.
An intelligent, well,dressed Ch inaman
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Galveston,


Special to the Herald,
GALVESTON, August. Sat . o'clock
this morning d. George X. Young, OF
Elgin, Texas, a visiting Knight Of Honor,
took an ounce Of choral at coffee stand
on Market street and died in few minutes
thereafter. Dr. Young had been an alb.
stemious man for seven or eight years, but
since his arrival here he had been drinking
hard, and IL is thought that remorse
prompted the act Deceased leaves wife
and two children. The grand lodge of the
knights OF Honor met and escorted the re-
mains to the afternoon train by which they
left tor his former home under an escort
from the lodge.
The schooner Henrietta arrived outside to-
day from Brazos, Santiago, having on board
twenty passengers, two of whom are sick
with fever and one convalescent. The mat.
ter was laid before the board of health,
which held an immediate session, and dc.
cided that the vessel should be furnished
whatever supplies she needed and be per.
mitted TO proceed on her journey to Lake
Charles, or ii she should conclude to re-
main that strict quarantine should be en-
forced against her. The nature Of the fever
u not determined. Strict quarantine waa
declared against Matamorss, Bragos .Santi-
ago, brownsville and all towns In commu.
nicaton with them. Another meeting OF
the board Is called for tomorrow.
The grand lodge Knights of Honor today
completed the election of officers, selected
Fort Worth as the next place OF meeting
and adjourned. A magnificent banquet
was given them at the Pavilion tonight, Mt
which there was q feast OF reasen ana flow
of soul.
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ALENANhRIA, August 3.-I.ast evening
ana to-day an alarm was caused by rumors
otan impending massacre OF Christians.
Patrols have been ordered 10 increase their
vigilance, ANA the police to confscate
stocks from the natives.
Criers have paraded the native quarters of
the city enjoining the people to remain at
home at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon, which it
is reported has been fixed as the hour for
the massacre.
News from Cairo 10 the 30th ultimo, states
V.n n parties were imprisoned in Il G
Iitadel. Among the number was Ali
Cherii Pasha, who was arrested because he
employed Greeks to guard his house.
| TRIESTE, August 3.-While the society OF
Octorans were marching through the Corso
yesterday to salute the Arch Duke Charles
Lewis, brother of the emperor, a petard
was thrown into the ranks and several OF
the men were injured, An angry crowd
! subsequently, broke the windows in houses
lrequehted by the Italian faction. The Ir.
| rdenta club had issued a manifesto eyhort.
ing its par;isans not TO participate in the
festivities IN connection with the openinr
ofthe exhibition here.
- CoNsrANrINopLE, August 3--M. Oman
hussiah representative, on rejoining tn,
conference yesterday, gaye no reason for 50
dolng. lie announced that Russia also ad
hered TO the proposition of Italy in reCar,
to the Suez canal.
LoNDoN, August 3.--The war Office ha
issued notice that the number of newspa
per correspondents allowed to accompan,
tne army III Egypt shah be limited to eigh
Tor London newspapers, four for proyir
clai papers, two for Scotch paper aud tw
for Irish papers.
sUEz, August 3,-Seyeral hundred Brit
lsn marines here have disembarked and OF
, cupied the town without resistance.
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lSonliaIIi.



BoNHAM, August 3.-The picnic of yes.
terday was grand success. There were
perhaps 5000 or 10000 people present. At
10 o'clock the procession was formed in
Mardi Gras style, headed by aspendid
band ofmusic. Following this were the
distinguished speakers and visitors, among
whom were Judge Ireland and Hon.
Marion Martin. Following the speakers
carriage was a troupe of ladies and gentle-
men on horseback, including about lhirtv-
hve couples, of the beauty and chiyalry Of
our county, well mounted and richly at.
llred The order of Knights of Honoi fol.
lowed these, next large float drawn by n
gally caprlSoncd OK team containing the
Glee Club OF q dozen clowns and soncsters
with their jokes, dressed and blacked In
negro style; then gorgeous array ofhugo
ioats representing the different businesse
OF the town. The procession was q credit
able one even for large city. After
taxing in the different parts
throng OF people, proceeded to the picnic
| grounds, where, after speech of welcome
bhy captain Clark, the Sage of Seguin the
hon John Ireland was introduced, who
made one of his characteristic speeches, in
teresting, able and impressive. After din
ner Captain Dabney, of Paris, the indie
pendent candidate for congress in this dis
trict, made an ingenious speech OF some
three hours in length, an effort to bolster
UP his rag baby. Then followed the Hon.
Marion Martin, who made very favorable
impression. Az night the display of fire.
works and balloon ascensions was the
grandest your reporter has ever witnessed
after which Bonham's gala day was closed
with brilliant ball at the Russell opera
house. Judge ireland and Hon. Marion
Martin lett for therhomes on to.daYl IS train.
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Commercial.

Nfw I.oEE, August 3.-The stock market
opened irregular but in the main to ]
higher than at the close yesterday, the lat.
ter for s.. Paul, Minneapolis Il Mani
toba. No rthwest common and pre-
ierred however opened lower. After the
opening there was n fractional reaction of
the general list, but the market suhse-
quenily became buQyant and prices sold up
/! to J per cent, the latter tor st. Paul pre-.
icrred and Illinois Central, while North
west common sold ., recovered s, reacted g..
rallied ! and again fell oil /, and
preferred advanced 81 to 1911,
declined | and recovered |.
Nrw York, August 3.-Thc Posts cotton
market report says; The improved feeling
reported yesterday has not only continued,
but made further progress, causing good
demand for future deliveries, which led to
almost uninterrupted advance of from 0 to
10 points for August and September, and .
to 4 points for later months Since
writing the above August has lost s. Sep.
tember ., other months point.
NEW YoRK, August 3.--The failure of
llcnnettt Il Faulk, commission merchants,
No. l2l Pearl street, was bulletined on the
cotton exchange to-day.
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dlseord among the defendants and their
counsel, who accuse one another of the re-
sp0nsipilliy ior the blunder. Ingersoll
did so in accordance with a general under
standing. Still he was blamed for the ont
come. This morning lngersoll did not an.
pear IN court, but strobe for awhile up and
down the terrace and portico outside.
ihere was apparently some GOODNESS among
the lawyers; Counsel for the government
SAID some time ago that the time would
come when defendants would have to sep
arate and II appears that Buell. testimony
was me heavy blow on the wedge that is to
split the defense
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speclal To the Hernld.

GEORGETOWN, August 3.--The case against
W. f. Cook in the district court has pro-
ceedod Us far rs the closing argument Of
Counsel A, $. Fisher for the defense. The
interest of the citizens of our town contin.
ucs to increase. More than fifty ladies have
been close spectators in the courtroom to-
day, and the seating accommodations in
our large courtroom have been through
the entire day fully occupied The opinion
seems to prevail that the jury WILL in less
than an hours deliberations return n YER
dict of not guilty. Colonel Thomas Sneed,
OF Austin, will close for the state in the
morning.