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MIN.

On Tucsday might ant, Joseph, infant
son Of Mr.. nd Mira V. NiR %, The IN
neral services will take place al 10
o'clock this mo mng from the residence
Ut the family, g. Austin street, up stairs,
Rev. d. H. q rroll will olliciutr. Inter
ment at Olkwopd come cry. The friends
and acquaintance OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Nj
gro. As we'll as those ot Mr.. Trips aud
family, aru Respectfully invited to attend
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Dress Waking,

By Mrs. j. f. Anderson, Min street
between Austin aud Washington streets,
Waco Texas. am prepared to cut, lit
and make dresses, in the latest and most
fashionable styles, on short notice and
reasonable terms, and respectfully ask
the PATRONAGE OF the ladies Of Waco. |
make specially Of fine work, / also
have stock Of Butterick's patterns Tor
sale at reduced price or rent, at 10
cents each. Mus. j. +. ANDERSON.
QDQ,a
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Twelve Wears Experience.

have opened an office at the paciil,
shaving Parlur, under the Haclic iiulcL
Corns, buuions, in growing toe nails an.'
All defects OF the lie t.er'cd Prrmlnc"t
cure guaranteed or no pay. CAL Ut prilat,
residence hy request.
PRoF. l.. b. AN-oS Chiropodist
-1l-lh- linn
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Cascara Cordial.

one of the latest AMI most plea-ai q.
all LIQUID cithartlcs, this elegant pr,para'
lion (, made with srrupulOus care nom
The b, It and most carefully selected mate
rial 1t is with the gie.t'si pleasure that
Sc recommend this very superior and
harmless remedy as being the safest and
surust laxative and catmrtic tor weak ie-
males and children, now IN use, and Tor
hahirua constipation aud indigestion, you
canu 4, mythi"g more speedy or Ger
ia, g.. om1iued with Al, mates In
such a manu- e that the bitterness of the
rascarl "a. rada is completely Disguised.
Ask your jruggist tori 1t, and be sue to
take no other. Price 81 cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker u Wills, Waco
Texas.
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Fashionable Dress Making, by Mrs
A. 1. Hodges. Uses French tailor sys-
tenn OF cutting and Fitting W stairs,
southeast corner Of Austin and Sixth
streets, u Fine work specially.
l02Ilm
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,IAHKETs BY TELEGKAPsS
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, November -Noon--Cot
ton h in tnir demand, freely met mt pre-
yious prices. Uulands, 6Ad; Orleans,
7-l6l. Sales. l2OUO b les, speculation
aud export, 1000 bales; receipts, 5000
bales. American, u 100 bale- Jnuu
AIRY, GlGii; January Febnay,5Gl $40
80 cid, February March, . IS 6iM
~ tId; March-April, I'D; April MtN,
t3GtRG GiI;May Iun'b6 6i06 JGiW
d ioli;Jme JuNb Stimd gu; July
I'm u-t. e ll.G4i Failure ARE dull.
2.5Jr NJ. sales American. sru0 palos;
November delivery, tW5 G2tit; Noyem-
Ter December p 59GiI, Dcccmher.JHu-
uar, o Dtid Jluu N-Fchrunry
% 'A6ll; fyhWnry' March, . III nld,
Mhru- Arrl' b'.'td ,ANnl Mage 'I-nld;
Mt, Iu. e., b 6b.b4i, Iuuc.JulN1 bH hiu.
NEW IoWR, November lj NlEL,-Cpt-
tuu les steu,}, sdcr, lu52 mes, t.
lands 10 ,.ltc, Oaeans, lo&c Futures
g., a.g"aN fin N ,,iG a.. ,ut"@ .o d q,
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.rr Observation-Disclosures sales. 3l57
b,I,-
EN,miuor's Special Galveston Report
GALVESTON, November 10 The local
market tr spot cotton closed higher
Nll,iIiuE~"l r." ga Ssnd"5 prVleCted.
rcrcipts. 560 ba es. ryports - hnIa-,
stock, sG,74G. Tie future market closed
barely steady. November DELIVERY. 70
ug 73r. December. . lie. Jauunry q -1gy
g18r. Fehruar, q.sOzg Sc. March ggi
ttg!t}r. Nprll. lOOilf Ou5c. Nay. 10 Ijl5
iul-r Saly.. 1gG1 b,Ins Chicnsn
gram market closed strong Wrarber
du,. receipt, small. Corn. January 10.
livery. a i,r: s.u.r the year. Gl,t.c. Nav
5jl.c Pnrk January d,Iivery si1 NJ
Rus. January delivery, Q 93l. ~''''' ''
INV OKLEAss, Nov' is.-Cotton.
IN steady and unrhap Oh MI
ding gs,r. low m,jilina ,'
ordinary gl-c Net race,n,s = ga L. a..
loss rrce,pts 7nOO bnIas $500, w. 80 ~
France 4 sbgi.s. ,,ss,,gis, 4 VI ~"
Grrat Britn,n XIX Lala.. -S' "a',s'
$50 bales, SHE. GnOO InIos Stoal,
1928 bales.
MONEY Avn srocvs
~. o-......,N
ON"EANs' November I2.-Sight
'l'. usS on Ne" 10Th nominal Ster-
NIX o"uA exchange eiN''e.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE,
Kansas CRY, November l5.-wbeat
No. > spot 7g.gc: No. 3 snot no
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Moss Point Marriage Aid

Ccrtin 'aics issued Tor ~ 600, $4,000 and
f3WO 10y Moss Point Marriage Aid SO'i
ETY. and yOp can marry In llur months or
quit In twelve an draw your money
back. Ad irc-- Tor particulars,
j. W. STEWART, Sect. and Treas,
S2I3m Moss Point, Miss.
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Have you RED our special brand OF
fine flour, our old fashion maple syrup;
our Htric'ly pure new crop Louisiana
molasses our choic 2r en- Rio coffee;
our pur Lpui ana sugars; our elegant
assortment OF Baltimore and California
canned fruits aud ycgctablcs,our canned
fish aid sardine- and wh to- ii-h, mack
erel and hcrringp in barrels; our strictly
fine choice rod APPLIES; orr Ia e. arrival Of
or nh rries; orr Babbitt's Best soup;
our Monday soap; uur Snowflake gloss
starch; our Thousand and ono articles
/ that II need ever, day, j Of which
/ we guarantee as represented, mt strictly
uniform low prices. DO u fail TO test
what We moan by our "gunrantee' aud
our uniform low pricrs,' for thcs,
things We adhere 10 m every instance.
a. Jos y, TAYLOR & liRo,
No. / and . PHihcr block.
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Barney Frldhakt has few Of his $3.50
coal stoves lett. Those wi.hiuga good
chap stove will do well to call early and
order one.
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For comfort, durability and satisfac.
tion, l.. Buyden 4 Co. q mems fine shoes ;
see them at Sanger Bros.-lll2tc.
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Waco with all Of her improvements,
etc. has been short Of one thing and that
Is licensed pawnbr kcr or loan oili'c,
where a person can get money advance ed
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The nobbiest shoes made Tor young
men, l., Boyden 4 Co.'S, at Sanger Bros.
II l2tc.
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Honest reliable aud warranted to
last L. Boyden 4 Co.'s mems line shoes,
only at Sanger Bros.-lll1tc.
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NotIce---Ab strnCIs OF land
IiIIc.

We have secured the services Of Mr.
Albert Chalmers, who has % abstract Of
laud titles for McLenusu county and
for much Of the old Milan land district
and will furnish abstracts aud opinions
as to titles on application. Mr.. Gina.
mers and one Of our firm will always be
found IN our office,
ANDERSON & FLINT.
Wann 'raxuE 1UDpltF
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Black and colored cashmeres, double
width, 25c II yard very leap at Sanger
BrOs.-il lgtr.
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The Home Of city Marshal
Moore In Ashes

Al al. 81 NJ
ehcited 'ie 'Hu 'nu' Wv t'I IN 4
Luxe moore wy ,,,, an '',.,,. i
names hn" soon t'.f, u .,,-.c,in,,
were SCI" '"s " d.. .ia-,, ,yaa
MI Moo'e, az 'n' IN a., c,,, ari u"-
gwen I"S Va. in, H. I5s r,a !
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~ nus 40, H., ti,.l'.r arI
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ana 'i' "a ..7.'. l...,'- ".....I ,a,...f
'u''I'''" ..,.,,,,l 70. nina.
= ul'h'"s XIX.
Tue 'r..l ,,.+ rl-.
and attractive home. F,"r'. ID ihE H
the utlguhH-H nI tIfh"l "Ii ii'"'f't'
upon henrat 'H' Ai0'.a, u '-.''..'
chiIirru,nu-au u.rI't|.y ..' -..''.f
p rtou OF 90" 'n11r. "a'-''. ...'"
~ D., ov.v"r 20 l.t .H.'' "a .'l
the flames winch our nigh ".'l h' r.
,.'r'. a.. IA, Iui.l..L, MI tIYY.r held
'.'.'',-.,',.' A., .,n0-If.t. az 81 ulu. and
no. ,,-,,t,r,. 500 making a total
,,..,,r'.,,c. ~ ~ p0' Tins. Aov,y,r,
Iii .,',, ,,,..r tI., I,.a e. nh. lilac. wa
at, ..' ~, with bnlh bouar. water works,
NV, NV, 'I..-,. an. l,..,r.. f.r com
lori. together with outhog.a., r,u ing,
It'd Which run It's cost f.r above tut
nn'uut Tor which n was insured NJ
Me- ',stirnntrs his Ip-g. above every
nm, Lis p,lirics will bring him. ut
O. IN lie tLiuka II will take n.y that
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Smiths tonic, and kidney and liver cure,
at Tucker & Willis III OF
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Double width cashmere, 2Jo a yard, at
Sanger BrOs--lll2tc.
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More cases OF lick headache, bilious
meas, constipation, Sc,, can be cured IN
less time, with less medicine, and fur
lezs money, by using Curtcr- Little
Liver Pills, than boy any other means.
Sold by Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas
-lllilw
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/ 4 nnLAAIELN

7. 7. n VI.IIN IN,
wholesale LiY'1or Deul,r 3,
A us,iu Street.
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Double width, hln k aud colorcd
cashmcres, be yard, call and scr them
even # you don't buy, Ia" trouble to
show them. at Sanger Bros. li2tc.
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NV ORLEANS, November l5.-Sight
o1cp uge on New York nominal. Ster.
mig bank exchange, 81 SOig.
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Woarc in r. cip, ola new line OF ladies
nchus, collarcltrs, scaris ami nrckwct,
which we ask the ladies 10 come ami OK
anime, Levine Bros III l2tc
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just received now line Of l}ruesels,
two nnd three lly carpets Mt prices lower
than ever. (lll2tC) Is. hAhEk.
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Waco, TeIas.-lO22itf
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hands of one of our citizens. The general
verdict is that it was richly deserved.
Reports from all sections of the county
indicate an abundant harvest this year.
Last season there was upwards of 5000
bushels of wheat raised in thi. county,
and, with no severe freeze next month,
the crop this year will more than double
that OF last. Sheep men say this has been
an unusual good winter for sheep, and the
wool clip this spring will be very large
There was marketed at this place asst sea
son upwards of 100000 pounds of wool
Sheep men are buying all the land they
can and fencing for pastures. One sheep
firm lately bought 1000 acres ofland in
this county, which they propose to fence.
The demand for sheep ranches is so great
that land is advancing rapidly in value.
{ j. T. Holloway, a leading sheep man of
this county left this morning for Vermont
to buy three carloads of fine merino bucks.
Brentwood, now coming forward prom
inently as the center ofthe wool-producng
district of this section of the state, has
caused some of the capitalists here to begin
a movement towards the erecting of a wool
factory at this place.
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''""l TIT
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, February 17,-Deputy
Sherins Ed Stevens aud Bob Alexander lett
yesterday for Mexican ranches twenty
miles east to arrest Juan CARA, a noted des-
pcrado and horse thief. This morning they
approached the house on the rancho, when
CARA appeared with u Winchester and
opened fire, shooting Stevens through the
arm and left side Both Stevens and Alex
andcr returned the fire, killing CARA.
Stevens arrived here this evening, his
wounds are serious.
The Express Uvaldc special details the
attempt of desperadoes. headed by one
Billy Ware, to take the town and kill
Sheriff Robb, which resulted in Robb's
killing Walter Crane, one of the deSpera-
does, and whipping the gang ont Of town.
The wreCi; of a construction train on the
Sunset, thirty miles east Of here, delayed
the trains.
Conductor Roberts, on the Sunset extern
sion, had righI ara broken to-day, getting
between the cars.
San Pedro Springs have been leased by
the city to Il rich Californian named Kem-
Bile, who will put a large amount of money
into the Improvement Of the park grounds
News has reached here Of the arrest by
Sheriff Hamilton of Bandera county, of
Thomas Caswell, the short man of the no.
toriouS party of daring and successful
known rs the long and short
men, who operated for the past two years in
western Texas.
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EXTRA REPORT.


WASHINGTON, d. c., February l7.-Cor-
respondence between the state department
and our minister to Mexico and Guatemala,
on the tender of good offices in the settling
of the question of boundary between Mexico
and Guatemala, has been gwen to the public.
1t is voluminous, but interest has been an
ticipated by recentlpublication in the Bos-
ton Transcript, obtained from an agent
in Mexico the substance of which
was telegraphed, agreeing substantial
ly with the text. The Mexican mails
brought by New York and New Orleans
steamers, having reached Washington to-
day, Mr.. Sealacord was again questioned
as to whether he had received any
news about the treaty with Guate-
mcla. He said that his correspondence
contained nothing on the subject. Re.
ferring to the fact that the report speaks of
a cession OF territory, he said he does not
consider it probable that Mexico has
accepted the treaty in that shape,
since she does not acknowledge Guatemala
has any claim whatever on the district, Of
Chiapas and Sonora. He added, besides. as
to other territory which Mexico claims.
The population of these districts is admit
ted without reserve by highly respectable
citizens of Guatamela living in that coun-
try to be Mexican in character and senti.
ment.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Galveston
Continued from First Page,


Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, February 1.-THE following
decisions were rendered by the supreme
court
William Pool VS.. Wedemeyer & Schultz
ct al; from Galveston county, Affirmed as
to Wedemeyer & Schultz; reformed as to
&. II. Moore Il Co..
Betsy Webster vs.. George 4. Mann ct al;
from Galveston county. Affirmed
NJ. Looscan VS., Harris county; from Har-
ris county, Motion to substitute record
granted.
Freeman Kerr vs. Findley, administrator;
from Fort Bend. Motion to quash citation
in error sustained
Willis & Brother VS. j. G.. Rosenfeld, as
signee;. from Colorado county. Affirmed
Mary Il. Blanton vs.. J, g. Mays; from
Chambers county. Submitted on brief of
both parties.
Howard Oil company VS.. Aug. Farmer;
from Harris county. Submitted on briefs
and oral argument of both parties
f. NJ, Spencer VS.. the county of Calves
ton; from Galveston county, Submitted on
briefs and oral argument of both parties.
COMMISSIONERS OF APPEALS.
j, q. Bell ct al. VS.. Samuel Schwarz; from
Austin county. Reversed and remandcd
Pryor Lee VS.. j. II. Woods ct al. from
Refugio county. Affirmed.
A. u. Jones vs.. William Bowen and f..
Burr; from Bee county. Affirmed
j. b. Winfree vs.. j, G. Wilmington; from
-- county. Affirmed.
ID. G. Hitchcock VS.. Thomas Williamson;
from Washington county. Dismissed.
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Floppel.

RICHMOND, VA, February lin the sen.
ate, to-day, WingGeld of Hanover. a dis.
satisfied republican, who has heretofore
voted with the democrats, voted with the
readiusters, making majority of one.
Lieutenant Governor Lewis was in the
chair and by his casting vote decided every.
thing in favor of the readiusters
The action of WingIield, straight.out re.
publican in the senate, in deserving from
the democrats, il is claimed, virtually set.
ties the question of authorship, as the de.
fiction Of only one senator was needed to
cause vote on the joint resolution
now pending in the senate. pro.
Vidug for an election of auditor,
railroad commissioner, several corporation
Judges and Judges of the supreme court of
appeals, which vote will be decided in "a
vor OF the readiusters, In that case the
only other means the democrats could use
to OhstruCt legislation in the matter, would
be to refrain from voting aud leave the sen.
ate without n quorum. Both parties will
hold caucus tonight.
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Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
[ BRENNAN, February l7-Miles Thomp-
son, negro, committed rape on Mrs.
Johnson, u white widow, near Belleyille,
Austin county He wentto her house at 10
o'clock at night. Ina scuille he fractured
the skull OF the woman's father, very old
man, with an axe. The old man died two
months afterwards from the effects Of the
wound. The murderer was tried and con-
victed At o'clocl; to-day he assembled the
sCallold with firm step showing no sign
of weakness. He delivered speech In a
clear voice, and said he was guilty, but was
fully prepared, and ready and willing TO
die He warned the coming generation to
take heed from his example. He
spoke about fifteen minutes, and closed
by bidding farewell to all and hoping that
they would meet him in heaven.
At 1886 the moose was adjusted, the clip of
a hatchct and q duh thud heard simulta
taneously, Thompson had paid the pen
atty of his crime. Alier hanging fifteen
minutes the doctors pronounced life ex-
tiuCt.
Nearly 00pcopc witnessed the execu-
ton, oi)cr which they dispersed quietly to
their homes.
Thompson was a black and ignorant no.
gro, about thirty years old. The hanging
took place At Bellevillc.
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Tho ropc's Letter.

NEW YoEE, February IA special
cable dispatch to. the New York Catholic
Review, says; TIM pope's letter to bishops
in yesterdays general dispatches, Is
couChcd in the most vigorous terms,
and while in broad sense is moderate
in expression will produce a profound i'm.
preston throughout the civilized world.
The special correspondent dwcllS especially
on that portion of the letter which urges
the elevation of the Catholic press and the
education Of the clergy up to the plane Of
the present emergency. The language used
by the pope Is unusually elegant and i'm.
prcssivc, but in the part of the address
where he declares II to be q
wicked lie, that the pope is an
enemy Of national loyalty aud tenn.
poral authority, II becomes very emphatic,
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W,,ES so eminent an authority and orli.
narily SO wise and safe n guide AS tho
Chicago Times speaks pointcdly and un.
hcsitatingly to fact, l, Is worthy Of the
most respectful consideration. 1t is well.
therefore, that those jealous and uncalcu.
lating people who are forever talking pro.
hibltiou and temperance should ponder
over the following uttcranccs from the frat
journal in the west iowa, like Ran.
sas, is going TO prohibit by an
amendment to the fundamental law, the
manufacture or sale Of intoxicating liquors,
including ale, wine and beer. Iowa will
find, as Maine and Kansas have found. that
suppression laws Of this kind but breed A
desire TO procure liquors nj any cost; that
the Illicit traffic will have Judgment where
licensed saloons never would have existed
that drunkenness will increase, ana with |,
perjury, and that the las. condition Of the
state will be considerably worse than til,
first
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Palestine.
Special to IN, Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
= PALESTINE, February l7.-Railroad mems
hearts were gladdened to-day by the arrival
OF the International pay car. 1t goes to-
morrow to Houston and Columbia and will
be along to Austin, San Antonio and Lar
edo on Monday and Tuesday.
A terrible murder was committed
near Centerville, Leon county, yes.
terday evening. A white man named
Lyle shot and killed two col
ored men named Hall, and fatally wounded
two women, the wives of both of the men
II appears the colored men had some dis
putc with Lyle's child ut Jewett. The
child hurried home, told his father, who
passed in their wagon literally blew tn,
heads oil the men and nearly killed IN,
women. The murderer has fled. The shcr.
ilrs officers are after him close.
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iseiton
Special to the Herald

BstroS, February ii.--Coloncl j, c. Dee,
of this city, received letter bearing date Of
February ii,h, itom Colonel II. NJ. Herman,
OF Fort Worth, an attorney for the Mis-.
souri, Pacific railway, stating that he wished
him TO have his committee 20 employ some
attorney who was familiar with the titles In
the county TO procure the right.of.way
through the county TO the county OF
burnett. Colonel Herman stated that he
thought he would be able TO visit Bolton
soon, aud would then arrange for the depot
grounds, lie says that be hopes that the
people OF Bolton would not think they were
going 10 be left by their company.
DIR. Ford, Of st. Louis, Is lccturing In this
city ON the great pyramids OF Egypt 10 a
crowded house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-18

NEw ORLEANS, February iI.-Henry ].
Hester has resigned the secrc,aryship Of the
National Cotton Exchange IN conse.
quence Of pressure Of official duties as
secretary ofthe New Orleans Cotton TX.
change. Notice OF the proposed resignation
having been sven seven months arn, The
executive council decided on c. N. Parker.
OF the New Orleans pycayune, as Hcs,rr's
successor. Ferdinand Ernest. representa-.
Lewis Reinharit, ofllavre, has been missing
since January. A letter from him 10 a
friend disclcses the fact that the writer has
committed suicide. IL Is understood tina,
he had recently lost In speculaticns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-18

Ii seems that GRANTS name still operates
as tower of strength wherever used, and
is MS valuable to the sharpers as to the poll.
ueians' The general has been lately com.
planning that his name is used in all sorts of
ways and by all sorts of Adventures with
out his knowledge or consent. He most
emphatically denies being in anywiso con.
nec'ed with the National Land Tmmigra.
non company purporting to have for its oh.
jec' The encouragement of immigration to
this state by the purchase and sale of lands
chartering OF steamships. etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-18
Compnra,lyc Cation s,.,cmen,

NEW YoRk, February iL-Compara,iye
statement OF cotton for the week ending to-.
day: Net receipts at all United States ports
during the week, 1l,st; same week last
year, IN, "a. Total receipts to date, 3,lli..
Exports for the week, G6.OSs: same
week last year, i,GN,S32. Total
exports to this date. 2llggD; same
day last year, 2,76,SSi. Stock al all United
States ports, l,ll2,1u1. same date last wear,
Si,Wp. Stock at all interior towns, tS5 lie
same time last year, l51 SEA. Stock at liv.
erpool, 10000 same time last year, 1850.
stock OF American ailoat for Great Britain,
22,uV same time last year, 3S,Ooo.