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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-02

The Flour market is devoid Of new features, but
steady with fair receipts. Wheat is without ma
tcrial change since our last report; the offerings
to. day were small, only 900 bushels being sold
on change at JOB for good Fultz and lO5 for
good Lancaster; no prime milling or mixed were
| offered Corn is strong and active; 1000 bush
els, I'LL white, brought GSaGSA. Rye and Oats
are firm and readily command full figures. But
ter is coming in freely and is hard to sell. Eggs
arc steady. There is but little change TO note in
other produce.
BALTIMORE Juno Eva. G's dcrd. 7; do COIL
| soldatcd -; do I'd series -; do past due con-
| pons =; do new 1O-4Vs -; do new IS Ok
| bid to-day Cotton dull; middlng 11',.
Flour dull: Howard street and Western
| super So 75a:5 so; do extra So 5Oai 30:
| do family 81 50a5 TO; City Mills super 50 Ooa
SD 80; do extra So 5OaI SO: do Rio Brands
| So G2t5 rs: patapsco family So 25: do snncrla-
tive patent ST rs. Wheat--Southcrn steady and
quiet: Western irregular and dull; Southern
red 1OSa1 II do amber l1Oa112; No Maryland
| 111@sa112; No 2 Western winter red spot
1O1a105; June 1915 asked; Ugly 1O2Aa
1O3; August 1O35s 1923. September 1O3a10i.
Southern white Gsa7O; do yellow 5SaG2; West
crn mixed spot G1laa627s: June 619sa62 July
| 81 7saG21A; August 62;t,a6:;. Oats quict and
easy Southern and Pennsylvania 37a41 West
| ern white 39a1O; do mixed 3Ia5S. Rye quiet
at 69a70. Hay lower; prime to choice Pcnna
and Maryland $14a$16. Provisions steady
and qnot: mess Pork. old, SIT rs; new
$1S SO. Bulkmcats- shoulders and clear rib
sides, packed, 71sa91h. Bacon-sloulders 81;
clear rib sides 1O1,; hams 14Aa15A. Lard,
refined, 9at. Butter lower and dull; Western
packed Sails; creamery 17a2O. Eggs frmcr
| ut 141ha15. Coffee lower Rio cargoes. ordinary
to fair 9a10. Sugar quiet; soft 6;A. Whiskcy
quiet at 81 ID.
NEW YORK, Juno 2.-Stocks lower. Money
| BAD per cent Cotton steady; uplands ID DIG;
| Orleans II 1916. Flour heavy. Wheat haEsc
| lower. Corn k,a;tlc lower.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET June g
| Cattle in fair demand receipts 26D; fair prime
| 71ha7@, good 7a7k,; medium GihaGti common
| 5%,a6ti Sheep in fair demand receipts 10000;
prime 6a6A good 5Aa5'el medium 4ha5; COM
| mon 2lsa4. Spring Lambs 51aa912. Hogs in
| fair demand; Western 7aS.
CHICAGO. Junc FL p. m.-Closng prices
Whcat-June 1914 bid !: July 92ts August 93ts
| asked September 93ls. Corn-June 55;Ss asked:
July 57H. asked August $685. asked september
59Hs nominal. Oats-June 32Ii July a32's
| August 29t year 27 H bid.
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Mr.. Cox, in his late speech on the tariff
question in the u S. House of Representa-
tives, demonstrated, to the mind of every
unbiased man, that with steady work, at the
average price of labor, a man with wife
and three children, living on moderate eS-
penditure, would be in debt at the end of
the year; whereas, were it not for the high
price the existing tariff makes him pay for
the necessaries of life, he could save enough
to lay by something for rainy day. 1t
seems to an ordinary mind that the mere
fact that the men most prominent in sup
port of protective tariff are directly and
personally interested, as owners of protect
cd manufactures, in the maintenance of
such tariff, while those most prominent in
opposition to it have no other interest in it
than what is felt by the most dsinterested
man in the country, should of itself be suil-
Gent to decide the doubtful voter, for
"Wherc self the varying balsnce holds
It's rarely right adjusted"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-02

THE New York Herald says il "hart!ly
thinks the Secretary of the Navy can afford
TO be mixed up with the doings OF political
heelers. To remove n capable officer with
out reason and when demonstrated with to
authorize the employment in the vacant
position of any naval officer save the person
removed is, on its face, Il very curious per-
formance for Cabinet officer to indulge in,
and we think it needs explanation" For the
means at it's command for obtaining correct
news. the Herald is the worst Informed
journal in the country. After Secretary
Chambers notorious action in the Norfolk
navy yard case, nobody, except the Herald,
finds it at all hard to think that he can
afford to be mixed up with the doings of
political heelers, or that the removal of q
capable officer without reason and the APP
poiptment of some one else in his place, is
curious performance for him. Then, too,
the Herald must know that it was w. f.,
and not lack Chandler, who wrote the
historic dispatch, "you have 1S5 votes and
are elected" No, lis not hard, for any one
at all familiar with the character OF Secretary
Chandler, to think he can afford TO do any
thing, or that anything he may do, except
a meritorious action. would be at all curious.
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MARINE NEWS.
CANAL COM MERGE.

Arrived-Boats IL o Claughton, w f Bell,
Walsh, JAS Green, J w Burke, and j ii Platte, 10
American Coal Co.
Observation-Disclosures ri O Claughton. w f Bel.
Walsh Jas Green w Burke, and j II Platte.
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\XJANTED.-SIX RELIABLE MEN to Canvass
w in Fairfax, Fauquer and Alexandria conn
ties, Va. Good pay to energetic men, CAL or
address CHAS ii. VOSS, 70 King ST.,
ie2-3t Alexandria. Va.
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I OST-May Odd, a GOLD BREASrpIN, with
IL Jet and Pearls in Washington or Alexandria,
or on ferry steamer City of Washington. ~ re-
ward will lie paid if returned to GOl ] ST., W.
ieo-3tT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-02

CHICAGO. June 81 p. m.-Cosing prices :
Whcat-June 1914 bid July 92as; August 93ts
asked; September 93ls. Corn-June 55;s, asked;
July 574, asked; August $685. asked September
:59Ts. nominal Oats-Junc 32Li; July :'27s !;
August 23K, year PIP bid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-02

ENRUIT JARS-2O Gross Mason's Frn:t Jars,
II pints, quarts and half gallons, received to-day
je2 By ). Z. MlLBokN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-02

NEW YORK, Juno 2.-Stocks lower. Money
BAD per cent. Cotton steady; uplands / GIG ;
Orleans II 13-1G. Flour heavy. Wheat Eia lc
lower. Corn Aa;tIc lower.
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~ q .
ELOISAM.

Business men, the Huustable Common
Sense shOes are easy.
The sala OF lands for tsXel was begun
Yesterday By County Collector Gillespie.
Mr.. p. p. MARTINEZ received yesterday IL
shipment Of cigars Of his own importation,
h;ch speaks well 'Nr y retailer.
For the leading wseslies, society and
sporting papers, aud the best wines anu
LIQUORS, 10 to Ords, ia Lamar street.
No patent medicine advertising by Nc
Clsllap, 705 Main street. Ho is strictly
husints.." HIS photos speak. volumes 10
his p:aise.
Mcclellan Is the veteran photoGrapher-
eper.e etc and tireless. You will never iind
hin "in the lead" but always leading,
7l5 Main street.
The ladies of the Commerce street Chris
tian church viii give one OF their famous
strawberry and ice cream festivals, one
week from tomorrow.
id. Roberts & Co., III Elm stree, are
headquarters for picture frames, artists
materials and artistic paper hanging, Inc
latest sty les OF wall paper.
For one week only will be sold at the
Wilson at gallery. 6i3 Elm street, a large
stock OF several hundred beautiful oil paint
inRs at greatly reduced prices.
Those who wish to rent rooms In the new
Merchants exchange binding shorld put
in their applications TO Mr.. King the Zee
rotary OF the Merchants exchange.
IA. Seegar, the dentist, has removed to
the pos,-offire block, 0O6 Elm street. Prices
of work: Full sets teeth. Sl5; gold Filings.
50; smalgam, 90 cents; extracting teeth 5O
cente.
There was no west-bound through train
ffom Texsrkana yesterday, owing 10 big
washout between that point and Marshall.
The mail matter was sent over the Trans
continental via Sherman.
McClellan's artiatic work in photography
during the three years he has been located
in Dallas, has given him state reputation
| for fine work Visitors to the city are oil.
gays welcome, T05 Nan street,
We defy any house In the city or state TO
show IN as lnrye a stock OF millinery goods,
especially hats and bonnets, trimmed and
untrimmed, colors or styles. Come and
convince yourself ut Bsuman's, 7O3 Elm
| street.
Visitors to the meeting Of the Texas
Press association ore respectfully requested
| to visit the wsgou and carriage repository
| Of John s. Wilmer, 7l3 + m street, and ex.
anime his stock Of wagons, carriages, bug.
| eies, phmtons. buck boards, etc.
| Madam Hcrrel, clkirvoyant, reveals the
past and foreteils future events, causes
happinessin families and gives ipiorms-
ton about lost or stolen goods. Can be
consulted by calling at HOP Main street,
Dallas, Texss. Hours from q: m. TO m /.
Now, Mrs Smith, this is April, aud L
have bean fooled I saw an advertisement,
Fine French pattern hats at 81 80 worth
s2O." You can imagine how fine they
we're. You never saw such thing in
your lie. HerenHer | know better than to
nny nav hats in drygoods store, when
Bsumsa's keep such an elegant stock oil
asing STYLES aud colors.
Evening" OhaDel, O. NJ. Il. church. which
as wrecked on ths morning ~ Aprii is n
1854, appeal 70 all the waite flIsnds Of Dil-
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guide II, so assuredly the human hear
stands still In pslsied horror at tho fright
| iul thought Of IAN iD1nite and eisrna
force" guided indeed. by IN inhnite Gun
ming, but checked by no sort OF goodness
marcy, or love. In short, no authority on
earth-not syon that OF all the philosophers
and soientists aud theologiAns that have
ever llvsd-conld impose upon any man
Who thought Mr. Herbert spenosr's "Fiftt
Pfinciplesn out 10 thsir ultimate ooatln-
sinn, the porten,ous bnllsf IN an eternal
almighty, and omniscisnt devil. And
therefore 10 add goodness TO
the other two fSotors OF power
aud wisdom, which We are com
pallsd by The constitution OF orr nature 60
attribute 10 the Grest Ungroun, IL pardon
able because inevitable. But lfso u seems
that pgnostioism-if allowed TO develop irss-
~ on It's own lines. without artificial hin
drancs-must needs bsc0me n "ChrisIisu
agnostiuism.n And II ouly remains 20 AK,
whv Ia the world should not Grrhsn ngnos-
10 go 20 church, Toll IN with the rolil ious
svmbolism IN ordinary Gbo and contribute
his moral aid 10 those who have taken ssr-
vice under the Christ an name or purros-
80 purify croes and carmel cyes, ill they be.
come aware Of the Great Unknown behind
ihs veil, and 30 CONS ~ relatively KNOW
wat absolutely passes knowiedf. 2
( ChriHtisn Ag losiicsm." by the Rev
Canon Curiels, IN Popular Schemes Monih'y
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accept the Office. l am very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
Jons IRELAND, Governor.
To which Mr.. Hardsnbrook made the fol-
lowing reply;
To Ills Eicsllency John Ireland, Governor Of
BRIL- beg TO sokno Wedge the receipt OF
your excellsncy's highly esteemed favor OF
the ID instant, rendering me the
appointment OF chief commissi' ner OF thu
state OF Texas at tho New Orleans Worlds
Fair; While fqlly spprecIss,lns your Your
sensitive to the honor conferred
upon mo by this distinguished appoint
ment, regret to inform Won that my pr.
vato business precludss tho possibility oil
my acceptance. The rapid growth OF the
Houston Daily Post, the newspaper whose
manager | have tho honor to be within
tha pHst lew months has increased its
business TO fucn a considerable extent that
II desired to worthiy di,chorgo the
responsibilities entrusted TO me, my
entire time must DO devoted
10 It's interests Recognizing the
Importance OF tho tru3t ropossd in. end
the magnitude OF tho task coniided TO
the chiei commissioner OF our great state 10
the Worlds Fair, | feel that my acceptance of
the position would be rendering sn Injustice
10 your excellency, the state and myself,
inssmuch AZ my entire time Is, and OF n
right should be, occupied with
matters above stated, In consenuence
OF which should not bo
ahle to devote my whole energy towards
making the Texa, exhibition at tho Worlds
Fair worthy In every respect OF the gres,
empire sthts OF the Union. Under
the circumstances am, though, reluctantly
com PEELED 10 decline the great honor your
excsllency has kindly thought 10 confer
upon me. and with expressions
OF my profound gratitude and esteem, re-.
main, very respectfully your obedient ser
want, w. i. HARDEsD.ooK.
Governor Ireland arrived in Houston
this morning hut lett tonight for Seguin
on important private business matters. He
will return to Houston Thursday morning.
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The Grent Unknown

But even then the imperative instinct
which demanded the indignation OF ma
lures observed forces into conception OF
borne on /, add wisdom also to that power
even then IL IL not pscifed. IL clsmors
for one more quality; and then 1t will b.
still, Relative, human, provisional-cell II
what you will-nevertheiess this third and
complimentary conception will no more
take denisl, will no more obey a fro~n
and waive its tight to rush into the insvits
bile com hinstion. Than matter will politely
-sive iis chemiczi sffnifies. As the hn-
man mind Is stupefied with tsrror at
the bare idea OF sriit and gigantic energy
abroad in the universe without purpose n
nieIligcsce lss We insdequssely say) Q
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I" RELTABLE'

las and surrounding vicinity, to assist us In
rebuilding our church, ss We have never
called upon the pubic tor assistance since
rec,'ved. Eolicitors-Eigin Clmbeil and
William McDuif the only two with sub
scripiior7 IN the interest Of the church.
s. YogNsfL, Pastor.
D)n't forget tbst a. ID. @. Miller has q
frs GLASS photograph gallery. aud that his
wo,I will no. be ezcelled by none. He
ha Just returned from 81. L0uis, bringing
wi him fine agsottnent OF Accessories
AMI Dack. ground. He else has pr cured
the wonderful Euriscops. This mammoth
tube makes life-sizs photographs oi
the sitter. cutiing plate perfectly sharp %
by a. This work " finely executed, as well
as a i small work done Dy him. Call and
sec for youfseli. A. q. ID. MILLER,
GIL Elm street
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PERSONAL.

Colonel Tom Murray, OF Mckinney, is in
the city.
A. Dystsrbaoh is on a visit TO the Cres'
cent city.
EN-. Tucker, o. sholbyville, Tennessee,
is IN the city.
J.P. Hart, editor Texas Mirror, Gilmer,
Texas, IL In tho city.
Henry Y. Collier, Local Chronicle, Wills
| Point, II In tho city.
Mis-, Minnie Wren, OF New Orleans, IL
visiting Mrs, Barry, In the Cedars.
Louis Morhsrdt, the billiard prince. LETT
last evening for For, Worth on business.
Captain' L. l.. Foster, editor New Era,
| Groesbeck. is 10 attendance on the conven.
| .ioD.
Mr.. r. Horton leaves this morning for
Minnesota where he will spend the Summer
months.
| Mr.. NJ. Ulman, OF Ulman, Louis & Co.,
| Galveston, 10 ia the city grso,ing his
| frierds.
| CD. Bacon, general western passenger
Agent, Ohio & Mississippi railway, with
headquarters az 81. Louis, lin the city.
Mr.. John A. Pierce, formerly OF this city
hu, now leading merchant OF Honey
Grove, IL in the city, guest OF the Wird
sor.
ID. Goslin. DIR. Tillman, b. Davis. are In
New Orleans Az delegates from here to the
Grand Lodge, /. o. o. b., In session in that
city.
| ] II. Loughridge. Tyler, Is in city pros
heating. He IN good citizen and hi
| irlsnds trust he Will 500 tit to locate
here.
Judge James Bentley. United Ststes
com missioner, has received and forwarded
TO headquarters for this mourning tax year
up TO date, S2,i656S.
DR.. A. ?. Davis has returned from Aus
tin, where he hRs been in attendance OF
the State Homeopathic association, o
which he Is a prominent member.
Colonel W. r. Harris, OF the large whole
sale dry goods house, OF j. II. Wear
Bnoghef & Co., OF 81. Louis is IN the cit.
on business connected With his house.
| At the st. George: John r. Cunningham
Glasgow. Missouri; William Harper, Hi
nois; l.. X. Brown, Terrell; J. |. Walker
Terrell; =. p. Wilson, Waxthachie; Jon
Mcneil, Ennis; Miss Allie Leynoskie. En-
! mis-; Miss Mary Aldridge, Ennis; John
Andre VS., Fort Worth; j. NJ. Campbell
Alyarsdn; l. r. Horton, 81. Louis; j. a
Dsllis, V w. Grubbs, kaufman; John "
Cooke, Moody; NJ. II. McLunrue, Terrell
W. 2. D,ken, Durham, North Carolins
Thorn - II Resrdon, Sherman; + A. John
s,on. II II. Evsrs, T,xarkana George W
Law, Wax,bachis; James Herrick, Pin
Plains; Fred u Robinson. Huntsville; Gu
McKernsn. Gsiv, ston; f.. II. Alexander
NJ N. R,binett, Midlothisn; J Il. Holling'
worth, Grandvisw; Il. Il. Wright Will
Poiut: p. @. Archer, Greenyile; 7. Mounts
Denton: II, W.. Smith, Sc. Louis. j. s
Hofr, Miueola; Gsorge @. Baker, st. Louis
U. o. smithe, Louisville; Robert Mot
Plano; J. H Gnlledge, Lebanon: j. w. Alb
new aud wife, Denton: w. Z. Wilson, For
Worth; A. J. Murphy, New o leans; JONI
NJ. Never. Terrell: Charles hedr!ck Nc
kinney; John w Cook, Moody.
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New Orlcnns Notes.

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 6.-Colonel Thomas
II. Hunt. treasurer Of the Worlds exposi'
tiop. died this morning, aged 40.
The district grand lodge No. Z, lpoe.
pepdept Order B'nai Birth, TODAY elected
as the general committee DR.. L. M. Till
man, Dallas, Texas; lsidore Newman
New Orleans; l Lowenberg, Nstcbez; v H.
Gross, Canton; Julius Erb, Little kock; II;
Hir."h. Memphis; l.. Levy. New Orleans;
I. Hoif Jacksonville; Aaron Meyers
Helena: Rev. DIR. Heicht, Montgo.
msry: NJ. Israelson. Marshall, Tex:
Sol Morris. Meehanvile, Mississippi. The
grand lodge was entertained this evening
Nv the Young Mems Hebrew association.
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COMMITTEE WORK.

WA,uIHaroN. May 6.-[Pfess.I-At the
meetipg OF the senate committee on fnsnce
Agreement was reached that the trade dol
lar bill should be reported adversely, but
miitee. Iu the meantime Senator Sher.
man will draw up an adverse report, which
will be passed upon by the committee nest
week. The house committee on military
affairs has agreed to- report q
resolution authorizing the committee
10 investigat the management o.
such national soldiers homes as 1t deems
reca.ssrv. A bill to extend the period fol
rs.enlistment from thirty to ninety days
and bill directing the secretary OF war ia
furnish all states with copies Of records Of
THAR TROOPS.
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A HenItbful DiilretIc

n
BauAD BROCK, n. j., April 2, 1888. You
advise placing Allcock's Porous PlssteIs,
In dyspepsia, on the pit Of the stomach; In
sgue cake, on the spleen in TORPID liver,
over that organ; but | really think you
should also recommend that one or two
plssters oe put over the kidneys. They
stimulate, strengthen and acc as powerful
acids and salts. / have hsd fever and aeue.
A II remedies took produced little or no
effect until put an Allctc k's porous plas-
ter over each kidney; their action being
more than doubled, the m alaria was quickly
washed away. have also had several at.
tacks OF rheumatism and two OF govt. and
by applying the plasters over the Local
pain and also over the kidneys, | again
found your plasters wonderfully eiliGaoiou'
III X. THoMAE,
Beware OF limitations. "AllcIok'B" IL the
only Genuine poroua piaster.
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THE MEDfCOs.

WASHINGTON, May G.-TSpeclal. THE
American Medical association convened in
annual session this morning at the Congro.
pational church. The attendance was very
large. Over 800 delegates are registered
And now names constantly added to the list.
At 10 45 the president OF the association,
DR.. Austin Flint. OF New York, preceded
by DR.. A. Y. s. Garrett, chairman OF the
Washington committee OF arrangements,
came upon the plsttorm and their appear
ance was greeted with rounds OF applause
by the delegates. Dr. Flint called the as
iociation 70 order ana Dr; Harnett then
welcomed the association to Wash nation in
an elouuent spaech.
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Max. MIN. Mean RAN.
Tenn Tenn Tenn fail
Whnf L. Snid Ahoni IL.

There is 40 medicine which has been Of
fered to the people for the past tifiy. years
that has attained the popularity OF Ponds
Extract. The reason 10 plaiD. 1t 10 med
icine that relieves ut once the sprains,
bruises, burns, and oil common Ills that are
sure to come which do not need doctor,
but must be attended to; and i Is 50 simpls
and harmless tina. ANYBODY, old or young,
can use it. As guarantee Of Us worth
physicians every where recommend II, and,
in many instances, they use 1t in their ow
practice. II is an indispensable household
remedy, and no family should be without
II --Indisnapolis Journal.
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The Morrison BIN Laid Out In the
House.
Synopsis OF Mr.. RaDdaips Remarkable
Closing Debate,
And Of Mr.. BInckburn's Reply.
MoRRIsoN,s WATERLOO.

WAsuINaron, May -[5pecial. 1.-The
Scene to-day In the house lelt n death like
gloom on the democratic side OF tho hoor,
while the republicans were screaming
!, themselves boarse over the announcement
OF the vote killing tho Morrison bill. The
democrats, except Randall and his Thirty.
nine, were closing ont the debris :, oil
In history az a day OF excitement. Two OF
the five representatives who favored the
bill stood firm and four out OF seven Of the
q ,lifornia mem bers went over for Randall
after aligning themselves with tho Morrison
crowd. But eight members OF tho houss
were absent Reagan left his sick bed 10
20 TO the house and vote.
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THE NEW ORLEANS sLAUGHTER'
HOUSE QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-[5peclal. l-Justice
Fieids delivered the opinion OF tho supreme
court declaring tho right to ioriei in the
New Orleans slsughter-house question.
Justice Bradley also delivered q few obaerva'
tions, taking occasion TO say with irery
warmth that monopoly is the vice OF The
times; that this Ia the tendency in every d.
rectiun, and that IL IL menace to oil
American institutions.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sPONDENCE.

Housros. May 6.-[ 5ptcisl I-In 'hs mat
ter Of the New Orleans comurss one TEMP,
The following correspondence will appear In
ne Post Of tu-morro~: "A.
Goveruor's ONE, Aust May 30. 1ssi-To W
r. Hsrdenb ook, EIq., IIsusion:
er3:-In few days will be called upon
bv tne Law 70 appoint q commissinner 20
represent Tsxas . the c'"ins ron sh,
lander Won the sppolnsment. Be- pleased
70 snsssr - re:ura mail Wait .sr ycu VII
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a capital stock OF 100000, WAS organ
ixsd to-day. Messrs. &C, O. Williams
r. X. Bonner, J. d. Douglas, John
Dnrst and X. Bargfeld were elected
directors. Tho association will bo char.
tered at once aud opon Tor business.
South are being run over the division Of
Missouri Pacific systsm.
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nIdUnher the Hammer.

AUGUSTA. GA, May 6.-The Summerville
cation mill was SOLD ut o
receivers sale to-day by virtue Of deed
OF asst gnment from George I. Curry. The
mill contains 800 spindlea purcha sed
nv Charles H. Phiuesv, president OF the
Augusta factory, for SOS coo.
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Hill--ShnrOn.

SAN FRAscrsco, May 6-Expert HYDE;
Who has had for several days the celebrate
Shsron-Hill marriage contract under
Microscopicsl examination. testified to-day
that ne had discovered that plaintiffs hand.
wiling in the contract differed from
hsr hand writing in other exhibits.
Seventeen words In the contract were
chaneed. scratched or rewritten. In one
nlsce the word ''oi' had been changed into
"wiie." The ink used IN re-Wnting was
aiffsreat from the ORIGINAL ink.