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NEW YORK.

new YORK, December 5.-Cotton easy; sale~.
44l bales uplauds, 10 9-l6c.; Orleans.
10 l3-IGc.: consolidated net receiDt,. 30,
bnles: cxporis-tO Great Britain. l5.flJ bales
10 France. .Gi2 bales: 10 the continent. DADS
bales southern -four steady and In far inquiry.
Wbeat-Spot more active and shade lower: un-
Graded red. 97c.MSl.l5: mgraded white Sl.l4
NJ. . red. December, Sl.lt'. Corn-Spot firm
and qnict: ungrlded 52N64c.; No. .. 63ic ;
Iccenbcr. 63lc. Oats-Cash steady. No. ,. 374
M37bc. Cotfcc-SpOt fair: Rio duh and lower at
Sl2: No. : Iiio, spot, Slo.3j: December. Sln.l1
MSIO.2O. SUGAR lower but more active: refined
ouct Noiasscs firm and I'm fair demand New Or
leans. 4Oa6Oc. Rice firm and I'm good demand.
Cofton-secd oil unchanged. ROsin steady. Tur-
pentlnc quiet. Hides firm aud in fair demand.
Wool uuiet and barely steady. Pork hIm and very
ouiet: mess. spot. s14.25. Middles nominal.
Lard opened sac. lower but later advanced 10
IN I2c closing with less strength contract grades
firm.
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BLESSED BENEFACToRs.

When n board Of eminent physicians and chem
lists announced the discovery that by combining
some weli-known valuable remedies ihc most
wonderful medicine was produced, which would
cure such a wide range OF diseases That most all
other remedies could DC dispensed with' many
were skoptcal: but proof of ITS merits by actual
trial has dispclcd all doubt, and to-day the dis
covcrcrs Of mat great medicine, Hop Filters, arc
honorcd aud blessed by all as bcncfactors. These
Bittcrs are compounded from Hops. Huchn. Malt
Mandrake and nandollon, and other oldest best,
and most valuable medicines In the world, and
contain an the best and most curative properties
of all other medicines, being the greatest Blooc-
Purifier, Kidney and Liyer-RcgLlstor. aud Life
and Uoslth-R Restoring Agent on earth. No disease
or IN health can possibly long cxis. where these
BltterS are uscd, 80 varied and perfect are their
operations.
They give new life aud vigor TO the aged and
infrm. To all whose employments cause irregu-
larity Of the bowels urinary organs. or who re-
quirc an Appetizer. Tonic. aud mild stimulani
these Bttcrs are invaluable, being highly curative
tonic. and stimulating, without intoxicating.
Nomalter what your feelings or symptoms are
what the disease or sllmcnt is--use Hop Bhters
Don't wait until Won are sick, hut II YOU only feel
bad or miserable use the Biticrs at once. II may
save your nfe. Hundreds have been saved by 50
boing. ss-s5OO"6a will be paid for case they
win not cure or help.
DO not safer yourself or 1t your friends suffer
hut use aud urge them 30 use iop Bit,ers.
Remember. Hop Biiters Is the p rest AND best
medicine ever made-tic " lnyalid's Friend and
Hope" Ne person or family should be without
them.
81 was troubled for many years with serious
Kidney and Iivcr-Compltint. Gravel eic' MY
blood became Thin; was duh and inactive; con'd
hardly crawl about. aud was an old, worn out man
an over. aud could get nothing to help me until
l rot Hop Bittors, and now am 10y again. MY
blood Is pure, kidneys are all right. aud am as
active rs a lnau Of thirty, although am seventy
Two. FATHER
"For ten years my wife was confined to her bed
with such q complication Of ailments that no doc
tor could tell what the mattero or cure her' ana
/ used up small fortuac ~ humbus stniL sX
months ago / saw United states Tag Win HOO
Biitcrs on and thought / would be q fool once
more. and tried 80; ut my folly proved to be
wisdom. aud two bottles cured her. She Is no" as
well aud strong us any mans wife. and II cost me
only ~. II. W. Detroit Mich.
no -Sa,Tu,Ib&wlm
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sM0RE-HAND.

DROFEssOR ". u: TOokE VIII l,, De
,ne Fxehanxe and Bsilard on THURS
a. n'e a.. Z, ON 2 10 r. n, 10 organ
~, ,s classes IN sTFNOGRAPny., Al who may
wish 10 acquire he profession call on ap0'e a'e'
dc o-Zis
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Flour We quote: lime. tS@s3.5O; superGne
1920 1915; extra, S4.7J0gf4.9O faU''r. tb'r
1925: PaIeHt family, f6af6.2J. Market very
dun.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

tSlCt1mOAN - - YIN EACtiAANI1.
WEDNESDAY, December 3, 1888.
SALES-FGEsT BOARD.-lO shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroid stock al 70t
SECOND BOARD.-300 Virginia consol eN-cou-
Dons at Al; 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad NJ 20.
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uwoCERIHS. LIQUORS. Sc

CWFET CIDER. NEW RAISINS, CUR
ANTS. and CITRON; also, FRESH SOFT
c.FII ALMONDS. PECANs, PILBERTs,
WALNtJTs, and PALMNUTs at
MCCARTHY L HAYNFS'S,
- 027 east Broad street
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50 I : NJ s."

L SINS"
The worst " IN 80 to-day Is
RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM IN TIE BACK
CURED BY
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER.
RHEUMATISM IN THE KNEES
CURED By
PERRY DAvIs's> PAIN-KILLER.
RHEUMATISM IN THE MUSCLES
CURED BY
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN.KILLER.
RHEUMATISM OF LONG STANDING
CURED By
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER.
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS,
EUY or ANY DRUGGIST
PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-KILLER.
ldc 6-Th,Sa&Tulml
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WHEAT.-White. 72s bushels common to prime
At Sl.O5 to tI.14. Red. 1906 bushels fair 70
prime lonebcrry M Sl.lO 10 Sl.l5; 372 bushels
common 10 very good Short1crry al II 10 Fl.Vv.
good at % to jSc.
MEAL Is bushcls AZ 65c.
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THE FIRM OF r. G.. WOOD CO.,
composed Of u. g. Wood ana "; \: " y0pi -
this dsy dl ss0yed by inutaial consent X u NVo',
hay,ny become the sole proprietor oi the "isissss
heretofore catrled on ~ The abOVe.namsd oons
800. a''. - a'''S n. T.. WOOD.
Wv '~ W. A. JACOB.
DBcENBRB 8, 1883.
Referring 70 che above, would stale that ] VIII
contlnue me sAW-MlLL BUSINESS. ana w.
speeu,shy hests,sed on The oid nrm.
de 6-Its H. " "NO''
DisSOLUTION.--T co-partnefship
Il J hae,ofore existing between The underslgneu-
under tie arm-name OF CLEMOSS, LEW ~ ~
A. mis- day dissolved by mutual consent ne Dns,.
ness OF lie fIrrn VIII be closed up by MOSS *
nnTTFssoxs ". G.. CLEMONs,
e1T"" IsAACLEYY.
FELIX I. MOSES.
RICHMOND, VA, November "a, 1883. no ~,
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DOVES TURF OIL.

RICHMOND, VA, November II, 1888
DEAR SIR.-For fourteen years. just
IL uuder my knee Joint. had an ntoicrabls
itching which came on every winter, and wbeL
bed on getting warm, twas 50 severe tclt a. II
could tear the flesh away ~ get rt..ef. l used
avery medicine recommended as well as our best
physicians, during the fourteen winters nothing
relieved me. Last week | applied YOUR TURF
OIL, and two applications entirely removed H.
A. j. BYRkF,
No. 27l4 Clay street, Richmond, Va.
To s. +. D0re.
A copy"
Price, Use For sale By all druggists. no %
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ELORIDA ORANGES,

EIORIDA ORANGES,
r MALAGA GRAPES,
MfXICAN PRESERVED FIGS,
NEW CROP ELiME FIGS,
MN COOKING PRUNE>,
NV LONDON LAYlk aIslNS,
SEW CURRANTs and ClTROS,
SUPERIOR COOKING WINE,
All the popular brana- y t.ELATINI.
SWISS. ROrHEFOIT, and NEUFCHATEL
CHEESE. all at low figures, az
,oo1 CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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n.wsox.s NEURAIGIr CURE.

DAWSON'S NEURALGIC CURE HAS
Dneyer failed In single ease 20 imnediltel cnre
NEIfpAIGIA. RUEIfMATISH. and TODTIi-
ACHE. Ask or send for circular. tor siis by
T. ROBERTS BAkFR,
10 Main street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

EAST VIRGINIA LUMP, BLAZING,
A. CRATE COAL, $3.50 rcr tom, me cheapest
and best fuel nj tie price t. be- had Iure, FREE
burning SPLINT LIMP coal. unrIuallcd LOT
crates: BRlGHTIIOPE and MlDLOIillAN
GOALS aud NATURAL and Gas tOkh Tor
locking, and fresh supply RED and WHITE
ASH SUPERIOR ANTHRACITE rOAL for
stoves and CRATES, al size. AZ the very lowest
prices. Large supply Of Dry Dan ana l,iNE
street. where buyers will be benefited. Telephone
No.3l D. H. Al hlNS'
lln I-AIn
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EAsT VIRGINIA LUMP, BLAZING

EAST NIKGINIA II Mt, BLNIINW
RESI- WFST VIRGINIA rPIIST LIMP COAL
BRIGHT-HOPE and MlDLOIHiAN LUMP
COAL, an at lowest price. COOkING COKE, the
most economical Kitchen fuel tbd, STOVE, aud
NIT RED and WHlIE-AsH ANIliRAClIE
COAL: LONG. SAW Ed. and SPLlI-NooDot
The best quality and It favorable rates "a uyers at
722 east Nam street. Telephone No,3 -:
&c 2-tDe5 j. H. NNlhlNH.
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COMMERCIAL.
iRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

y fNAIN AINU % TON INOIIh4FNL'
RICHMOND. December >. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHFAT.-White, LOLA bushels. Red, J,3lS
bushels.
CORN.-Whita. | PAS bushels.
OATS.-l.S0U bushels.
MEALS bushels.
NIILL-OTFAL.-10 tons.
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FCK<ITU RI.

FURNITURE, FURNlTURE.-A
II BEDDING. walnut. ash. and pop u.
lar. etc. IRE largest stock 81 FURNiT UEE IA
I'm The eity OF al descriptions. SPECIAL terms "
Ia tobbers Parties IN want wi study their own
Interest by giving me a call before purchasing.
WILLIAM DAFFRON.
1896, l43e. l4fi east Main.
no l-3m Branch store. west Broad street.
CUARLES G.. JURGENS, n
" No. 81 East BROAD STREET. Va
NEAREST CORNER FOURTH STREET, IA
cordially Invites all IN need OF III
EuESITJk
20 call aud examine his new stock. stored IN three
different buildings. In endless variety, and con
spIcaous for Low PRICES and GOOD QUAIL
TY, such novelties In PARLoR sUPtS,
CHANBER SUITS, DINING and KITCHEN
ROOM Fur NtTURE-all At reduced prices
Special attention called 10 all kinds OF MAT
TREssES of my own manufacture. said by those
that use them 10 be he BEST IN TOWN.
In buyiag remember the place, 3t7 EAsT
BROAD, near corner Fourth street &C 30
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BALTIMORE.

bALllMOhF.
BALTIMORE, December 5.-Flour steady and
quict: Ilnward-StrCet and western supertine. S3(G
$50: extra. 50 75@S4.75 family s5n,5.73;
CIV Mills superfnc $50 1920; eNtr'' r40 SGD;
Rio brands. 500. Wrcat-Soutlcin nriner (;
western lower and dull: southern red. Slug
SI14: amber. Sl.l2WSt.l5: No. 1 MIryland,
Sl.12H asked No. western winter red, spot
= O7i- asked Corn-Southern easier; western
inacliYe and higher: southern white, 54Gj9c. :;
yellow, jJMO0c. Oats dun; southern, 35044c.'
western white. 4Oc.: mixed. $3.50 3Hc.; Penn
sylyana Ss@ 40 r2yieonS 9el wln SasIGr
ders and clraT-ri0 sides. packed, q and s.. Ia
con shoulders, &c. clear-rib side,, DC. hams.
l4LMl5c. Lard-Rehned, 9sc. Coffee dull, Rio
and dull; soft. SIC. Whisky steady at
sl1sGSl.ls.. Freights dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, December 5.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat scarce; Sl.05 cash. Corn nomnaia az 57c.
drmly held. Lard higher at ss.25@ss.35. Bulk
meats and bacon quiet Whiskcy steady at Sl.l3.
sugar steady. Hogs steady; common aud light,
$3.50; packing ana butchers',Fo.0O.
LOUISVILLE.
IoI-tsvIGLF, December 5.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat strong: No. rel winter. sl."2.. Corn
strong 4: No. white. 55lsr.: mixed. 5I4c. oats
unchanged. Provisions strong. Mess pOrk-New,
+l4.5O. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50: cletr RIB
~: clear sides. $3.50. EacOn-Clear. $50; SUI
gar-cured hams. lac Lard strong; choice kettle,
$1,000. Whiskey quiet
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, December D. Flour unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower; No. red fan, 99c.d
4 .OO3s cash. 90'sc. December: No. red fan,
| % IA y5c. Corn unsettled: cash lower; 47Aeg
7i,c. cash. 4Slsc. December. Oats higher: 2eh0I
! zoe. cash. Whiskey steady atSl.l4. Pork quiet;
tobbIng al 1910. Bulk meats quiet; long clear,
| SO 65(as67O: short rib, s6.7I@ So ST.: short
clear, s7Gs7. 0j, according to age. Bacon steady
short RIB. ss.l2,g; short clear, 1887. Lard
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. December 5.-Flour duh and easier
| but not du0tably lower. Regular wheat unsettled
and generally lower; opened &C. lower; closed q a
| 80. lower than Yesterday; December, 9j &C.; No.
! ) Chicago spring. 95 95ac.; No. red win
ter. gGl,619Sc. Corn unsettled, nervous. and fe-
yerlsh and trading entirely speculative. nuctua-
| lions RAPID. market opened shade lower, tuc-
| mated, and closed kMGc. higher than yesterday
| Dee. mbcr. 500 size. Oats easy: market opened
| lac. lower heCame Grner, aud reacted; cash,
| 3I.c.: December. 3lM3lsc. Pors irregular
market oucned luMl5c. lower, rallied 300 35c.,
| and ruled steady to close: cash, old, Sl2.S "a
S.3: Deceinber, Sl2.S2sGsl3. Iafd-Aiarkct
| onened JM re. lower rallied l0Gl5c. and closed
! s'etdv: cash. sS.3JdfS.5U; December. $500
so 2E. 8uIk-meats in fair demand shoulders
| s5.75; short rib. 81; short clear. 1925. Whskey
| steady sugar unchanged.
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GE0RGEJ. Anderson. CANNoT II. FLEMING.
A NDERSON d FLEMING. JEFFERsON
n STREET NEAR Byrd. ANTHRACITE Esf
VIRGINIA HPLINT, GLOVER II J. and
STEAM COAL, GAS-IlOUSf and SOFT COKE
OAK. PINE. and KINDLINC WOOD.
Telephone No., Pa. no @2-lm
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beautiful PARLOR FIRES.

Having The agency Of the kanawha Carmel Coal
Company I am prepared 10 furnish Pune CAN
MEL coal a. cheap a. more Ordinary trcl: ais"
A fun supply Of CROWN NIL spLlNr COAL,
the best West Virginia pllnt mined.
: L. LATIiROP.
Sole Agent :or Richmond,
de seventeenth -trct at draw-hfidgc.
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ID and -. 50 per ton: Egstbank COalburg, 5000
for lump and S5.2j for hail: Splni. SOD coal,
$3.50: Engine Coat from $40 - f.3o; SOFT
Okc and Brighthouc. lowest prizes for each. Pine
and OAK Wood long. sawed. ar kindling. Tele-
phone. 1876. Office, 1908 Cary street, or Broad
between seventh and LIghth.
no % CHARLES ". PAbt.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10 -TSpecial.l-Moderate
trade in the local cotton market; l,lOO
bales sold; no change in quotations.
Oash-wheat slightly Improved in price;
No. 9 red quoted at SlOO l-2i sold many to
Cash corn went mp; good export demand;
80. 2 mixed, 40 Ia to so.
business slow in the cattle market; no
Texans on sale; good demand for good
The famous Emma Bond cage will com
menoe az HiIlsboro, Illinois, tomorrow.
THE deienpe will be that the girl was never
on,raeeJ. bat that she was the victim oil an
shortionist. IL this defense is attempted
ana there is not good evidence back OF IL,
there NAY be lyncbinR.
Al dispatch from Fredericktovn, In Mad
isou county, Missouri, says that news came
| nv runners this morning thai fnghtful al
fair occurred SATURDAY. evening a. Brewing
TOMS disti.lery, about twenty miles below
bers IN this county. William Boyer shot
Raw Kelley in the bead and William Berry
IN The left breast, and while Boyer was held
NV one of about ten bystanders 70 prevent
| further bioodshed some one. whose nam'
has not been divulged, shot Boyer through
the heart, killing him instantly. ke1eI
survived the night. Berry's voands ar
i serious and may result fatally. The cause
which led TO the affair are BY reason OF dis
t~nes fron this plscs unknown 70 your cor
resropdsnt, but the general suppOsition
that Il vns the result Of q feud Of ssyers
! vears' Standing
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KentuclsY,s speaker.

His nomination makes Kentucky promi-
nent as the mother OF speakers. Atnoueh
hat three of her sons have held that position
in the national house Of representatives
their united terms have covered longer
perIod than is comprised In the combined
terms of the speakers from any other state,
Only one-Joseph b. .Varnum-ot those
from Massachusetts, had two terms, so the
united years of service from that state
were but ten. The four speakers from VIZ
eipia covered altogether thirteen years,
while Pennsylvania's three covered eleven
wears. Kentucky has already had sixteen
years OF the gavel.
Kentuckyis last speaker was Lynn Boyd,
whose term closed in 1855. He bad two
terms. covering the Thirty second and Thir-
,vthird congresses. The other two Ken
tnekians who have been speakers were John
White. from 1871 TO 1913, and Henry Clay,
who was elected speaker oflener than any
man who ever held that place. he was
elected first ia the Twelfth congress. 1911 70
| 1919. then In the Thirteenth and resigned
after it, first session 20 represent the United
states al the conference TO be held aa Got
tingen TO adjust the conditions oil peace
with England.
turned and took his pl-ce In 1913, ~ tht
| Fourteenth congress, and served through
both sessions Of this and the f1neenth
| congress as speaker, and also through th'
| first session of the Sixteenth, when h'
arsin resigned, this time to retire TO private
| lie and attend TO his personal affairs II
4 Kenfucky.
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FORT WORTH.

FORT WosTH. Dec. l0.-[5pecial, l-AfteR
several months Of consideration and re-
ceiving bids several times, the commission
srs' court to-day awarded the contract for
building q burglar-proof Jail 10 Slaughter
Z Tenant. contractors, for $50, 500, and the
iron work 10 Pauly's, Of 81. Louis. The
use OF Mr.. Pauly's cages was decided upon,
against great competition by the principal
iron men Of the north and east. The Jail
will be one Of the finest 10 the state.
About u O'Clock two negroes went into
the grocery house Of Thomas Duross,
and with blasting powder tried
10 blow open the safe. but the fash and re-
port attracting an officer the thieves ran.
Saturday Duross bad 5000 in the safe, but
removed IL lave yesterday.
A baoy boy obly twelve hours old. was
len IN basket on the porch
Of j. w. Alderman's residences
this morning. where IL ws7
found BY him. The infant was well dressed
and probably has rich parents. Alderman
adopted IL.
A small fire in the City hotel, about IL
O'Clock, was srunguished without much
loss.
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HOUSTON.

Housros, Dec. l0.-[Special.l-The Ma
sonic grand lodge will tomorrow, the first
dav Of Sc annual meeting. hold i've regular
lodge of .o-rcw, in solemn commemoration
of the members of the brotherhood who
since last meeting have been called home
by the Grand Master above.
The brick work Ct the first story OF the
court.house is finished. and Contractor
Brauonbach says the brick work OF the sec
ond story will be completed in Jour weeks.
Two fires occurred to-day, caused by the
application of kerosene 10 encourage
Kitchen fires. One domestic was badly
burned.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
San Antonio: A Drug Clerks Sad Mis-
take Mass Meeting.
Houston: The Use Of KEROSENE as a
Fire Enc8urager.
st. Louis: News Of Fearful EncOua.
ter-Trial Begins.
Mckinney: Late Election Returns for
Representative.
Marshall: A Small Boy and His Gun
Do Damage.
Mansfield: An Interesting Murder
Trial Begins.
Special kilograms of General Interest
SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 10.-[Special, MIR
Woody was awakened by some noise at his
window and then saw the sash fall IL, he
sprang to catch the burglar, who escaped
House breakings and entrances by stealth
are OF nightly occurre nee, aud so far no one
has been arrested.
A mass meeting of citizens of Bexar coun'
ty is called for Wednesday evening, TO dis
cuss the ieDce.cuttiDg question ana 70
ascertain the best means for its extinction,
and to memorable the legislature at Its
called session.
A young drug clerk this morning, in
handling carbonic acid, got y in his eyes
and will probably lose his sight.
Major Humphry, a Memphis engineer
has arrived and win give the city aplan and
cost of complete sewage system;
johnson, a colored waiter at the White
Elephant, attempted to murder one Cum
minis, late on Saturday night, ct The ne
volying Lights by shooting at him three
times, but none OF the shots took effect
The quarrel was about drink.
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LoSsyIEW, Dec. 10. = Ispecihl.l - Some
Mississippi people, who svindled the
Mutual selfEndOwmcnt Association BY thu
graveyard" style OF policy. were inflicted
By the last grand jury.
West and Smith, arrested By Sheriff XII
linrsWOrih and City Marshal Booth.
we're brought here yesterday and
to-day admitted 70 bail in S2010
vkich they viii not be able 10 give. They
we're from Durant.
A freight train was wrecked On he
Texas & Pacific four miles east 81 HaIlville.
Five cars we're completely smsshed, bat
20 one gas hurt. The west-bouud pssssn-
ger was caught on the Other sics Of the
wreck, and is some hours late.
]. ". FlauaEan has received no GssurAnos
Of his appointment ~ chief psstohcs In
speciOr, despite tbe dispatches published
yesterday.
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Waco, Dec. 1O.-[speciRl. l-Eokels, who
murdered Williams Eve weeks ae9 At Bel
ton. was brought here for cafe keeping MOD
day.
ID. w. Cline, J. N. BrsckmAnn and John
Skinner Eubank, charged with the murder
OF A. o. Lynn, are before Judge Rmes on
a hsbeas corpus, asking bail. Two more
DAYS will be consumed in the examination.
The aldermen returned Of The city cleo
don today: First ward, A. hiDchmsn
sscond ward. William Cameron; third
vsrd. Thomas Smith; fourth uard, II b
Parrot; finh ward, John +. Herbert. The
| result Il very satisfactory.
District Clerk Turner, Of Bel county
brought the transcript Of the record Of The
bsbess corpus proceedinRs, ior inspection
and the certifcsts Of Judge kimss, Of ~
defspdsut George p. Eckles, having 40
pesled from the rulings Of the judge 70 m
Tyler branch Of the court Of appeals.
1 Old Nan Reuban kaufman vas identified
Tburrday morning BY M. J. N. 0regorl
A. the person who trsdsd NJ. Gregory ~
hor.s. which Il appears ksufnan had stole
4 from Coleman Costss.
4 Nos Green and Hsnrv Waikef, negroes
are arrested and Imprisoned. Tbs chsrF
h bureIsry, COMMITTED IN The courtry.
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cIrBUKEE. Dec. 1O.-lspecisl.l-Rev. DR..
johnson. perhaps the Oldest Presbyterian
minister in this state, died At the residence
OF his dsughter, Mrs: " N. h.mseyi lss :,
s,ssn.svs knoyledee and universally be
loved. He viii be buried here.
Ciehurus v.s crowded with persons IN
Attendance 70 court. A murder case Il nov
me -stsr works Is progressiDe rapidly:
he jan and college are nesnDgconP'e'
ton.
Considerable business
~.id .orns rl.ef.th forenoon.
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TYLER,

TYLER, Dec. TO- - Especial - District
court convened at 10 o'clock this morning
Judge MoCord presiding, and district attor
ney Hogg present. The grand jury was
empannelled and exhaustively charged.
The jury docket was set for January %,
criminal docket for January Dist; the APP
pearance docket will b. called tomorrow.
4 meeting of the bar Was held thjs even
ing and appropriate reso utions pa led rela-
tive TO the death of the late Judge NJ. II.
Bonner.
There are three murder, and thirteen
felony cases to be tried, all parties to which
are in Jail.
The commissioner OF appeals reported to
the supreme court TO be affirmed: Griffin
VS.. Ford ct al, from Tarrant; Mohsr VS..
Roemelee, from Collin: Simpson ct al. VS..
Brotherton. from Fanpin; Blount ct al. VS..
Sheer ct al. from Van Zandt; Hooker vs..
Williamson. from Pamela; Love ct al. VS..
HerndoD, from Smith. Reversed and re-
manded: Hammekin VS.. McKissick, from
Limestone; Smith ct al. VS.. Grant e. Easter,
from Robertson; KDephy VS.. Bolts ct al,
from Dallas; Sommer VS. Greenleave,
Book & % from Smith; Waterbury & Co.
VS.. city OF Laredo, from Bexar; Moody "
Jemisol VS.. PAscbal ct al, from Denton.