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ROSE EYTINGE.

Felicia" 81 the matinee yesterday
afternoon, and led Astray." last night,
met expectation, Bath p riormances were
wi attended, which, In view OF unpropi-
tinus Nefther ard deep mud, was very
urr, ca " manifested oompiment TO the
s sisy tent in ''N w snS, Miss Eg'nss
i, afforded opportunity for full exercise OF
her " cIAi qua eat aordinary powers. la
lied As'rlSh tht chAtqcior Armande IL
no slr6rg enough fir her gren. force and
e. breaus No IL climbs against her superb
natural qu liiics. Howeyer-ln both PET
,ormsuce- So irdny-she Convinced edu-
cat I'd audiences OF her possession Of genius
and endurance IN eli strains o! high emo.
tion. That she is oqul' 20 superb situa'
TOSS IN n mssier oi hislrionic grace cas'
not be denied honestly, Qua every fair
critic viii add q orcduriial 20 tho long list
accorded her hy the pres every where. Miss
Geo gic knoWltOn IS hchhrming Young lady
and she will txcsll as Princess Peldi,a, ar
faypd a. a shrpncrdess, ip "A winters
Tale There was so much good WORK
done by The oomnany that II seems unfair
not 70 mention al, but space IL wanting at
the ,tc hour Of this writirg, An Rand lph
Chaudoc0 IN LED Astrsy" Mr.. Sesrie
gave assurance 81 his pessonote power
hlli Ia the inleIibl' bonds Of severe die
nity aud thoso familiar with Winters Tale
VIII IhAtlll q UN'lNt INV E'fuHlN H' VIZ
render I.couies-th2t right royal nature
driven TO dcspair with Jealousy, artl with
sacrilegi1us rage, no deiiea the holy oracle
and dooml his queen to death.
Winters Tale 80 one Of the great
bArd'g uob est dramas, and II Is rarely
played. Here 81 Dallas tomorrow nirht
it win be pu. upon the stage With the
grandest accessories. and as n rmione, the
fated queen, Miss Rose EytinRe will
.tcand 10 lip IN TASTY of the argumput.
The scenic ELECT, displayed last evening
aud % malinee--lhe result Of Mrs. Ben.
toms graceful management aud exquisite
ta,te--won admiration onlv second 20 that
accorded the ii ted players, in 10 enphetic
expression. | is not beyond truth % say
ihat no opera house iu Texas is furnished
So beautiful with stage setting and pror-
critics as 10 the lies Ooere House, and
Mrs. Benton Is the Accomplished LADY u
whom praise must % given for IA resul 10
pleasant. Winners Tale viii 90 On Mon
dey night with iiq fprcisl furnishings.
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sfARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
cuIcAGo MARXET.

CHICAGO, Feb. -Catlle-Rectipts 900;
strong AID active; all sold; exports, S6.25;
e0Oi q choice shipping. 1915 to 50 10;
common to medium, $500 % S5.05.
ShuUu-RecsiptS 600; strong Inferior 10
nir, 81 so 10 $i,2j; medium TO good, $3.50
to 1925, choice 20 extra, S5i0 To 90 Flour
dui and unchanged. Wheat -luproved IN
stead w ! ii 10 / , 5 over yesterday and
closed 10 Shighcr than yesterday Feb.
tuary. % { , % 3-4, closed 50 Sd; March, %
3 4; o %. closed 90 SIS; May, % IL 70 ~ ul
x, closed 81 Ol Ia: June, Sl.Ol SIS 10 Sl.O2
rs, 81 ,sed 81 OF IL 10 % 5-S; No. rsd
winter $l.0i TO 81 %. Corn-ln fair demand
und strol ger; advanced IL to . 5; cl lsed
shout 3-S better than vest rday; csth,
527S TO 90 rs closed 90, February, 50 IS
lo % Ia March. 50 Ia 10 SO -, Auril
ruled IL 20 SIS over March; May, % IL TO
5a 8; juno. 5S3 4 10 20 Is Oats quiet but
.toGdy; - "a to- 33. February, 80 } d;
Vsrch, 1884 to 3s7-S; April SO TO
80 Ii. May, 81 to 81 Is June, 81 Is. Pork
,ctiv- aud stronger; 20 20 p higher; cash,
amt, SLIGO ~ SIT 65: May, Sl1 50 10
Fl7 50 Juna sl7 20 % sl7 s. Lara ~ ia,i
demand. 10 to II - higher, ca'h on Frbru-
try. $052I2 to $685. March. S0.65 70
20 r. IL; April, 500 30 90 80 -, May,
1917 IL 10 80 %. Bulk meats N inlr Do
maud; shoul irrs, 1929 short Tbs, $9loi
short clear, $9.G5.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, Fec. 9.-Wnest steady;
Sell cash; So l.2 hid March: 50 80,
May. Corn weaker, IL IL to Al 5-s, cash;
g. March: AZ rs, May. Oats lower and
nominal; 20 bid. Cattl--Receipt $40: Of
ierings light; market firm and 10 higher;
ia i've steers, 900 to 1874 pounds, 50 80 10
So 90; feeders. 81 80 TO $5 cows, $3.50 to
81 40. sheep-Receipts, 4i0; S eady: MS
tives, 70 to 05 pounds average, 1919 to
$40.
NEW YORK HARKET.
New YoRE, Feb. 9.-Flour dull. Wheat
Spot l-2 higher and firm; options to IA
higher; firm; upPrsded red, 50 10 SLID; No.
| . red, 81 IL "a to $ll3 pos ted No. = red,
| 81 .05 TO 81 90. Corn--Spot, dull; options
| opened IA TO l-2 higher and closed hrui
with slight reaction, unsraded 81 to 02
No. 5 IS "a tn So; steamer, 80 IL No.
III - to IS. Cotfee-spot, lair; Rio quie'
aud steady: i2 l-2 to ~ 3-i; options dul
elss. 5000 bags; Rio No. No. Z. March
10 so t. 10. So; April, 1895 to II; Moy, IL 10
II O5; July. IL 10: October, IL %. Sugar
qu ct and frm: q So to 8 is. MolAsses
quiet and firm; lilitied, go degrees st, ~;
New Orleans, 80 10 SO. Rice steady and
mo trattly active Wool firm; Texas, IA
rr27 Pork active and firm; new mess,
$40 81 IL 10 $3.50. Beef quiet and firm;
cut nlests Arm; long clear . 8. Lnrd
strong. prime sreHm, o SO.
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FRANKroRr, KAs., Feb. o.-All evidence
obtainable sho ws plainly that tho MURDER
er of John Pennington and wife IS a tramp
hired by Pennington the d y the crime
was committed. rhe body Of the murder.
ed man was found lying in u barn where
he had been ut WORK, witt
two bullet holes In his head, while his
brave wife who had evidently gone % his
rescue after hearing the fatal sno,s, lying
in n manvl.d heap. over thirty wards
away in d dllspidsted COW house
The ghoul shot her in the face, bur that nj
killing her he seized spade and beat her
brains out. then dragged her to n shed.
When found her clothing was torn to
shreds ana sp,ttered with h'r
own brains and blood. The e1ci'em'ut
IL growing more and iIorc intense. Over
500 men are now NJ the scene Of the trng-
edy. Others are securing the country IN
search OF the assassin. Few threat- are
made but 1t is certain that il the m rdefer
IL c,ptnr d that Judge Lynch will oiiiriste.
A reward of 81 800 is offered $500 oy tire
state $500 nv the county aud s5jO by the
citizens OF Frankfort
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OBITUARY.

Mr.. John McAies was born IN rannsyi,
'yapia on the 4 h day OF February, 1884, and
died in Dallas on me iiitictn anniversary OF
his birth.oey. He had lived in Dallas four
wears only, but sufficiently long TO win an
honorable place in tho esteem OF oil who
knew him, He WAS Christian gentleman
vi fine culture. In early manhood he was
Iucated for the ministry in the Baptist de-
ia Philadeiphla, but he never
gave himself 10 that calling. He chose TO
follow other pureuits In which no would
not be without the rewards OF doing good.
When he came 10 Dahas 10 live his ey',,
sight was..omewhn, impaired and he hoped
the change would help HIM recover from
this disease, but hip homes were IN vain.
Finally he lot, his sight, aud other ell CT
ions were added 10 this inestinable loss.
For months he suffered With paralysis, and
from this disease hc passed away.
Throuehout nj sua rings he was blessed
with tho unceaslng ministry OF tender,
Ioyipg wife WHO'S lei- 90 mourn his deatn.
She has tho consolation OF knowing tnat
his dis.rac,iug diseases and sulierin.
could not destfoy uis loving memory OF her
and that the las word On his lip, was the
endeariBg namo bV which he called hsr.
After funeral sefVicgs e his residencp, con-
Quoted py the pastor u The Fret Baplist
Church, the renaia yere laid awey ~ the
Trinity cemetery Rsts TO his spirit, and
peace 10 his memoir X L. II.
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SUPPLEMENTARY SOCIETY.


One e the pleasant events of the "a wees
was delightful par y given II Ms. ".
Is. Lybrsntts. Ali w1o participated SCENE
TO eujJv trem. elves Many oslut lpl
aides aud euhaut z ,utlsmen Tsre preseu'
Mirth, with music was the order IA.
evening.
T.. q R1s.baumh oountv attorney, W.
with us last week. NJ. koseheum is ynunt
hand ONE snd 'utellk,it. H. stands high
am ng The eesl frateni V.
Mr.. Molie +. Preston, ~ Fort Wnrts, 70
turned home few we k\syo, alier &C.
irhttul visit to this placer
DR.. w W. Reeves ntlrAed home la
seek. after an alb ence of ten DAYS 20 N,
Hni Springs. II s,ys the pc ME-, heart
NJ there -re warm ~ the waf>r.
Mr.. Bob Wi II ms i nOg ahlDt aud o.
deck lo King III end eujoyi Is iiA oy. tts.
ne things easy. "
Mes \ lie 4 q man. a charming NE
] ifac of Fort Worth mas returned hpn;a u
| urs pleaaant Y sit 10 A'ss JOSIE Stiiisr.
Mr.. tsl, Of Cesar Grove, gaze a dsnc'rl
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IMPORTANT 10 CARNIVAL CONTEM-
pIATOKS

Nav ORLEANS, Fec. 9.-fSpecinl In
answer 10 numerous enquiries rs To the
rates best roue, etc, to the hswi Gras
festivities, your correspondent would state
that tickets % New Orleans and return wi
he on sale st vi Offices on the Houston d
Texss Cen'rel railroad from February 20 h
to 25ih, good IN r, turn @erch 81, at the
low rate of one fare for the round trip,
1916 o5 from D'llss). a through Pullman
sleep ne car VII be run from Dallas TO New
Orleans, leaving Dallas everv orning, on
the Houston & Texas Central trains, going
via Houston and Sta & Crescent route.
Berths secured IN advance. ana any inioI-
nation. cheerfu lily given by npnlying 70
any ticket sgent OF Honston & Texas Cen
trail railroad. J. L A. Thomas, travelling
passenger agent G.. II. & 9. A. Ry. system,
Dallas Texas,
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LOCAL NEWS.
sIeht.seers ip The city from Far
Away.
A Bohemian Who struck Oil-An Inn
porinnt suit.
Other Matters, Local ~ Nature
THE EXCuIlsIONIsTs.

Yesterday morning sn ,Iour,ion party in
charge Of Gastpn Meslipr, special agent ii
The Missouri Pac fc railway, arrived here
rom Chicago aud lef at 81. IA. over the
'exss & Pacific fIr the west. rhey, are
we'll todn aud IN e'l'rent'io king
tour OF the cuuniry With n view oi a.
esting In lands and town los. Several
prchased lot, here during their iew honfs
= Nav. They will Visit Fort Worm Ablline;
laird. Colorado Cny, Biz Springs, Mans
fld, Midway, Carson ana n'h.r poll
spng the line of the Texas * Pecihc roal
ne train t eons's .ls oil O'p Sas !
n Pullman sleeser. Tho prospeciors x
r.essed themselves es gel pleased wth
what they had seen Of Texas. though they
came iast nc the tune the most inclrmert
weather Of the season pfeVhiltn' Ihelr
names aud post OH - address y az ioiows (:
Wisconsin. JLO Spreeoner Mndisoni Jno
C,siterm, Wins; james J Wolf, Henry
snreyhei, Madison; An Bottom. Nj Vei-
non: w a D. Ia Mar.yr Madison; Jao W
iowa. A spencsr paulins; J A Jones
Dss Moines. Mofrii Buckley Gantric Gem
ire: = N Ol'nghons, DIS Mo mes: Jas Bass
DAYTON; h w Smilhson, Adele, Jno Roger,
Jno Kline, Penonn; Barr, Ofom ven;
n Stout q Colby, II Beach, Cns'un,
! II CATTLE. r III King ..Sigournry; Alfred
Ford. ID A Hesper Mt Pleasant; Jno CAL
yilie Barnes CITY: T. p Williams, August
Msrif.ld. UhAs Hsoer, = DAtesmAn, II
KIls. Marshalltown; Jos Dixon, Rockville
CITY: Albert Grhyos, Agency.
Ohio: ] Kegg. Forrest: John Farrell 4,
Monnt Vernon; Thomas Nichols, Glass
bnrg; @. S LeBsson CiTcleviile; y N.
Wentworth Rosssiis; Il NJ. Leaper, Ross
Vile; 8. n. R)ss, Rlssyille.
Indiana: Charles lind, South Bend;
Henry Nave. Athcs; ii. 4. Harper, Mount
Erop; John Lusk, Athcs; t. q WigslnS.
Atbcs: Jere Blssnback. Athcs; JoDu Crsw-
ford. Athca; Thomas MoKrever, Washing
ton: James McKesver, Washington A. u.
Adams, Bristol; Theo Name, Spencer; T..
A. Metzger, South Bead.
Missouri: +. 4. Goidcimp 81. Louis;
T. b. Derberit, Edna q. w. Berbert,
Illinois: William Ferris, Decatur; o.
Anderson, Oncida; II a. Castle, Knoxville (;
David Buras. 0.laWa; Stephen Weston,
Jacksonville: John l.. Pra her, Springfield.
j. n. Hitchcock, Sycamore, Mrs.
J, n. Hitchcock and three children;
JA IL. Cropp, Garden City; W. II Vaughan;
Miobissp: Il NJ. Wilkinson. Detroit;
Jno. Porter, Port Huron: Il. J. Porter, Ca
dillac; LeHis l. Van rilliu, Flint: ". y.
Vinton, Detroit; w. Z. Cord. Flint; NJ.
Powell, Edwsrdsbure; L. Mkinny, Ed
Pennsylvanis: A. G. Murphy, Philadel-
MASSACHUSETTS,: J. D. McBeeth, Bottom.
= New York: j. e. rhomns, Ordensourg;
w. l.. Thom -, OgdensbnrF
Minnesota: DR.. A. IL. Hedderly, Mime
apolis: II. l.. Gordon, Minneapolis.
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SUPPLEMENTARY GALyEsros.

GALs EsroN, Feb o. [speciaLl-The gen
.ral m lnager's car Of the Santa Fe railway,
was placed at the disposal Of Hon. Simon
Cameron ant party aud they wilt OCCUPY Il.
ns tar as New Orleans. While here Mr
Cameron found an old friend, the widow OF
Dixon III. Lewis, u Aiahama, with whom
he served In the United States senate near-
ly forty years ago. Although Mr.
Cameron and Mr.. Lewis were opposed IN
politics, personally thoy were friends Mrs
Lewis requested tha eI.senator's Influence
in Washing gu % secure deep W. ter sppro-
priation for the Eads proposition. He said
he recognized its Importance aud II for no
other reason would promise his sons V 10
for II on account OF the widow OF his former
friend
Ia the wrestling match at tho opera
house tonight between u ly Harl ard
Goorpe Edwgrds. the latter had his ghoul.
der-bi4de fractured nv fail.
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LoEDoS, Feb. 6-Admtral Seymour has
received summons to be ready "a set out Tor
Egypt az an hour notice.
o'KFLLY HEARD FROM.
LONDON, Feb . "A tier has heen re-
cpived FROM James O'Kslly, the Egvptian
correspondents of the Daily News. about
whom much anxiety has been felt, dated
Assioot, January D.
MUST ACT
LONDON, Feb. o-rb" Pail Mall Gazette
Leading article snys: Egypt will be undtr
the necessity Of exercising absolute author
ity over the country fer the next i've or
ten years. The exirences Of the presen
crisi. demand imme6iat. action, ana f1rlher
delay on tn part OF Englind 10 assume
control would he nothing less than Grim
inal.
BRADLAUcu.
BTaalaugh's appeal agal Ist the sergeant
alarms for rem owing him from the house
of commons or MOI permitting him to enter
has been dissii owed by me court Of queena
bench
CETEwATo DEAD.
Advices from South Africa report the
death OF Cetewayo. the famous Zulu chief
tain of heart disease.
GENERAL GORDON.
LONDON, Feb. 9.--General Gordon has
n we'd a. Berlin.
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DEATHS DOINGS.

LOCKE AT his res dence, coraer Of oleandeI
street ard Patterson Nv, nue., Mt $50 p. IN Sat
urday, Febru,ry 0. 1881. DIR. Leonard Evans
Locke, age so years, month and % days. ,
Toe friends aud scquaintsnces OF the
family are invited to attend the funeral
services, to he held at 81. Mat hew's Ca
thedrsl. to-day Sunday, February 10 at
3 O'Clock u. m.
ROwLEY = tho residence OF his sor, where
hs had ueen residing Tor the mast year. Mr.. II.
Rowley. H. tho Gsth year Il bis age.
MIR + X. RDalsy, with his mother, len
lat rirht via the Missouri Pacific, taking
with them the remains for interment at
Clarendon, OHIO.
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New Pool Forming.

CnIc,G,, Feb. 0.-rhe Atcn's0n. Topefe
& sauti f. railroad company hos is.ued a
circular runounciug that Il W II ,'auspnit
through G. liiornia ireish in cpnne' tinn
eitn the Suuthcrn Pacific from X iusas
Clty, Atchror aud D.rv without Drcnk.
ing bul6. Owing to ths doe = lttions Of
A. "a .thnurhs the later company
W be Included In tho through car
service by the southern route as opposed
Io lie UYi1n Fac hc nn'i fo1r omaha ~
les. The pros-uca Of Mexican Cenirsl o.
fcals m Tho cl.y vas rtsa g. tbs state
me, thst cloae ri tons are being ar
ranged between ths Burllnpt NJ, Atchison,
roprkn & Santa Pc and Mexican Ueutr-l
FIR Mexicar tratiir.
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BlankopsbIp a plake. J. s. witwer, Back

Bsnkonsblp a Blake. J. 8. witwer, Back
& Hares J. y. D,ugheriy, Sanger Bros.
w. q. Connor, B,vser Il Lennon. q A,
Kelting, w. q, Randall, Schneider & ID =
Wis, W q. Howard, Adams & Leonard,
Oliver a Giiggs. Exchange bank, CITY Ma
tlonpl hank, Flippln. Adnue a. Llbltt,
Mitchell q scruggs, Il. q. Moore. McEnnis
& Co, Crowdus Bald.in 4 Williams,
Npl,nd 4 Price hardware oompany, V.
Tompkins, 4. L.. Marsalis aud others sent
kilograms TO tho convention when II last
met cordially inviting Il 10 hold the COM
ing meeting bore, and II will be seen by
the above that our business men are alive
10 this importance OF such meeting IA
their midst. Now that they have secured
u every citizen should do what he eau &,
give this representative element OF the
leading industry OF the state a proper re-
cf mimi.
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Coon WORK.

The D,llss N.tprsi bsnk viii short y
move into lis hatr orie new he riding cot
n.r II " IN and Murphy streets. wbich Is
now receiving the Il sung touches Z l.
the hn ling torn Ny occupi by Nj r
p,la x c.. vet & has uude gone q ~
10 that ex ent mat one you'd h.rniy " G.
oQpize u AZ the s,m structure. The nr,ck
' TX has br n t'rn out 10 vi 'ce- an doors
s,d Wind W. m de ana 9th ~ walled ~
Ths work is so Des'ly do -
mat ~hsn the Or uer cot.
of psirt. that are gut on u W II b. .mposs'
Me TOT. II tnst widow or dor2 evsr'r
i.tsd vpsre ihev once we're TOTS 10 20 {
rk and ha. bee done in the IN - III J.
fnl and snb- n isl manner. IL il hist oi
Mr.. ~ q. Mcrord, cpntrsr'or. who, no
ooub., thoroughly undertinds BILE ousi-
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party last week, Which was attended by
maly Of thr young society people OF this
place.
The Misses Little Pabst and Mary Parish
were two OF the many handsome young Ia.
dies that attended tue party a. Cedar
Grove.
Colonel G. 3. Klgore returned from
Henderson, where he has been on legal
business.
Mira. Il. X. Woodhouse has rt turned from
pleasure trip to Sherman.
Mr.. c. W. Swank returned from trip
west,
w. b. Wynn hss returned from q pro.
;rRcted visit - Emory.
SIR. Henry Fuler has returned rom the
Hot Springs, ont in no better health.
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NOTICE.

Messages on hand at The Western Union
Telegraph company. Parties car O. them
from 10 10 in tho forenoon ard 20 $ IN the
afternoon: G. w. Kecne, Dali 10 Nat. bank;
". ID Gs,lineton, j. Is, Wilson. Dsrgsn Il
Trtgavant, W. ]. Langdnu, a. W. Chill.
dros, Il y Reardon, L. +. smith, A. j.
n NJ O.burn & Co., II J. Il dis d o., 2;
J. o O'Cnnner, d. +. Rainwa,or. T b.
Mitchell, White e Co., Mira. Il Schne-
Ger Sanger Bro, Veal Corpar & Co., Ofew-
ford e era wford, VIM 2. @ II way.
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Every smoker should try Lutte JoRar.'
Df,SISDN.

DEsIsos, Feb. s. LCorrss pondence.l \
The awful mud IS what's the ~ tier with
the street raj gev. The ties II u ron are
distributed for one block, and are laid
through another, but the storm prevents
further work at present.
The city fathers have decided TO maca-
dam Main street 10 Barrett avenue Or so
far IS tue street railway IS 20 60 This will
make magnificent highway of our princi-
Dpl street.
An effort Will soon be made t. regulate
the gambling houses, by driving them into
more retired quar,ers--lo tue up
per floors, AZ least. When that
Is done, Denison can say that
gambling has gone up. The Que, ton now
~: Can r. be done? We shall see.
Fred Hbbard, late OF the firm OF HarDi-
son Il Hubbard, hss gone west IN start
anew. de only drew from the firm the
amount he originally put in. That he
claimed az his. The only irreguiarity
about it was he did not tell his partner
what he was going to do. II was novel
but effectual wav OF dissolvng partner
ship. The firm was no way embarrassed
by the transaction as the books and &C
counts were all right Hbbard's friends
are very much mortified over his actions
and the publicity given to them.
The United States court has not been To-
Gated here yet, but II 1t comes to Texas at
al il Is coming TO Denison, and don't you
forget IL.
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cArrLEmES's CONVENTION.

The cattlemen's conven i'm which con.
kepes in tnis city on the 1lth OF Ma'cn VIII
Be ore OF TIE larges' gstberi, g. ihft ever
assembled In this city. The frci ihst Dat
- rae chosen a. The place tor the conven-
NJ of the couveption in the face Of strcnu.
bus efforts on the part OF other points 20
bet Il snould eusrauies for them
! warm welcome ard insur
\, them . comfoitsble scjonrn.
kTo-morrow a. 3 o. m. thu NJ rchsn,s' sx.
bhange will take ZONE action IL king 70
That end. vet the aid Of the citiz ms and
busjpess men will be called tor AZ the
HRRALp. 10 satisfied that they nj respond
1ibevaIlv. Toe Merchan's' exchange, board
Be trade, city council, d. Rsinvsfer, Josn
B3ohhout, Emmersor, Tslco.t q Co.,
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Tho Cadet Court-siartial.

ANNAPOLIS. ND, Feb. 9.-rhe court-mar-
tai for the nayal cadets involved in the
hszing scrspe begun to-day. Cadet Fred
Parker, Of the third class, died statements
out piemed tstion and expressing reer .
therefor. He pleaded gully. Cadet Jos-
tremski, OF the first class, made objec' n
to the members OF the court. The obiac'
,ions were sustsined and LIEUTENANT Porter
substi ured for Lieutenant Hern. Lieu
tenant Wa ter Goodwin lppe ,red as coun-
sci for tie cadets The other cadets chsrg-
cd are Maxey, Mclean aud Bush, all OF the
g. ~ ,Iaas
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KANSAS Cry, Eco. o - The directors Of
the North American Galloway Breeders
association, Of Ca1adt, AID lha American
associs ton Of the United States, wDioh
heve been in se'sion b re Tor two days
have consolidated under t1s rame of the
American associst on, win new board o.
tnir cen directors e'H from the easi aho
seven rom the west. David McCrea, Of
Gn-iuh. canada. wa chosen uresideDt;
Walter o. Weeion, OF Kiuess CITY, secrf-
tary sud treasurer aud editor nj the herd
books
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Personal MENTION

ADDITIONAL Personal MENTION.
Abe Block, OF New Orleans, is at the
Windsor.
viii Betierton OF st. Louis i, a: the
Windsor.
J.B. House, of Richmond, Virginia. is
in the city.
Oscar Hirschberg, OF Wills Point, former
" resident here, is in the city.
w, 8. Tobey, who has for several years
past besn connected with large Galveston
firm. is now connected with Paul +. Efb as
travelling salesman.
Fred, Grice the popular financial adjut-
ter OF M.ssrs Lean & VI. Blum OF Claws
ton. Is in the city His many friends r.
jpice at his recovery from injuries SUIT iined
in railroad wreck.
W.. Dngan aud flmilv, of B lls. Texas,
registered at the w ndsor Yesterday en-
route home from Fort worth. where Mr.
Dugrn has been In attendenca upon the
grand idge Of the !. y. +.
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nv: A ID LLOYD. Terrell. J ID McNesse and
f,mi,y, Texas, Mrs NJ ! Back s,ll. Cross
Plains. Ala; . q n MS, II n I n; q W Bias
dell Central Americs; W q Wndley.
arkana: 8 Hani ron, lredeli: w II Du'
m F.rmers B-anch; o Lcngnirs,
ia news Branch; $ Solomon, Tin ~
NIL: ES Mor,a. Wnshoro: S'epben
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family, Ksn'a Tenn; rhus y Richards,
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rem, Ans.i 81 Il wilson, Fot Wo'thi X
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cav. N Y; BFEi Summit.
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nostou's llulletIn.

Bosros, Feb. 9.-The Mexican Central
raj road directors announce that Sl,O76 600
has been subscribed to pursuant ~ the call
for 81, 00) coo. The dir, ctors voted 90 in
crosse the capital stock from S25 100000 to
500 10000
The ship Andrew Jackson, from Cardiff
for Coqu'utO is believed to have oeen losr
with all on board. The captain had his
wife and two children with him.