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FOR SALE.

Furniture Icomplutoi of an ~ruom house
House iull ut hoariurs, central lucatluu. \
hnc chance for lNo. energetic party.
Five line budding lots ON blackberry street
between NoInu and iiurnct one ct the most
desirable aud attractive building sites ln the
ciN NN'' Nnrn- Easy terms offered tu pur
chuscrS.
Two lets. iuN0D ,arn-. ou IlnItinur, avenue
WIN ir""m huu-u, can hr purchased ON very
liberal terms
Two nuo residences ON Avenue G. can be
purchased NJ low figures, Pine Investment.
Two most desirable lots ON Park avenue. a
bargain.
A pony phnoton and harness. complete. A
coy turnout for ladies, remarkably cheap.
Courtroom house, outside Kitchen. hall and
galleries, corner uRk aud Twelfth street.
A wol-cousiructod rock house. rooms and
klirhch' metal roof, two galleries, stuhl" and
cnrrIuFr house, hAdrHut water shade trees
uud shruhhrrN, IVORY coy home ut u great
n,arkmh ON Avenue T., between seventh aud
Eighth streets.
a new patent Champion IIcrrinps' safe, Is
inches deep, feet % Inches inside. o foot d
inches nigh inside mrusurrmvut; suitable Tor
large commercial house cor county records.
Can hc hud ht u remarkably low figure.
Lots T., . aud D. In block T., subdivision of
original city Tot No. 2, district No. !, ranges .
and b Vury chcap.
Lots and =, In block ~, ucrIiycrAvcnuc
aud Elizabeth street.
\ dwelling house with two lots iuuttsi foot.
east OF Government bill. house . rooms. gal
lCry, shade trees, etc. Price sou.
Two houses, framed. ccllod aud weather.
boarded, galleries; each house contains .
rooms aud kitchen. grape vines shade trees,
lots MN1tu feet ON Cameron street will sell at
"A bargain.
A cottage ut rIums. hydrhu, water, lot a0N
20 warns, ON sun Marcos street; Will sell cheap.
4 room house nicely finished ont houses.
with two lots each ANGl yurns. enclosed uu.
der guud fence; one OF the most de- siruhlc res.
,9chcc locations 100 the city, corner Nolan aud
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AN ORDINANCE

Regulating the width Of Sidewalks Constructed
within the Limits Of the City Of San An
tonic,
BE il ordained by the City Council of
the city of san Antonio:
SECTION All sidewalks constructed
within the limits of the City of San An
tonic, shall be of the following width to-
wit:
First-On ali streets less than 30 feet
vide sidewalks to be four feet wide.
Seoohd-An all streets from - feet
to 90 feet wide, sidewalks to occupy 30
per cent of width of street.
Ihird-On all streets from 60 feet to
40 feet width, the roadway between
curb line shall be II feet wide.
Fourth-On all streets from 10 feet
vide and upwards, sidewalks to occupy
10 per cent OF width of street.
Flfth-On all streets of 100 feet in
width and upwards, the sidewalk to oc-
cupy 10 per cent Of space between curb
ana properly lines, -four feet to be left
between curb and outer edge Of walk
for grass.
Passed and approved August 10th, 1855,
Bryan CALLAGnAN, Mayor.
By Il. L. CLAuDON, City Clerk.
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Is to 20 sitios. or at least 79,70i acres
of land, well adapted to stock raising,
and the growing of cotton and corn,
watered by three fine springs and two
wells. improvements on 1t cost $1,000.
Boundaries well defined. The projected
railroad line from Monclova will cross
the tract of land. Price $4,000 cash.
For plans and information, address
Lorenzo Castro. care IIG.IT office. II
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Rargains In Clothing.

Mr.. 4. NJ. Cohtn. one Of the largest
dealers in ready-made clothing in the
city. has an important announcement in
the LIGur telling our readers that he
will sell out his entire stock at and
below cost. This is n rare chance 10
everyone to provide themselves with n
new suit at reasonable figure. Cliff
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Announces to his patrons and the pub
lie generally that he has enlarged his
garden. Accommodations are first
class. The Eighth Cavalry band has
been engaged for the season to play
every Saturday and Sundays concert
aud dance music at night. Best of order
guaranteed. Refreshments the very
best. Entrance free. Call and see me-.
5-2S-3m. WILLIAM LupE.
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DAN j. COTTON
JOHN II. BOLTON.
DAN j. COTTON BOLTON.
"sTRICTLY BUSINESS"
COTTON & BOLTON.
AUCTIONEERS I COMMISSION MERCHANTS
2. a and w. Houston ST.. at Bridge.
SECOND HIND FURNITURE BOUGHT End SOLD.

Ton will ff adrge purchasing esaovs call
large assortment of NEW AND SECOND such
" nor Suits Bedroom Sas DHgRu Kitchen Fe7hDs Coek7y
i3atd
Wool ifd wand md nai
Rat Springs Of MI descriptions; Pictures. EeyamJuatps; large
Fine Clocks Pistols So IogarI roofSa
Room firgs and other miscellaneous to
and Blankets be at
,nthin The Of eroySiy
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The privilege of using hose for sprink-
ling, etc, being subject to special rates,
persons wishing to use same are re-
quested to call ut the Office and arrange
The fraudulent use of the water service
in this manner renders the party liable
to have 1t cut of, without notice, rs slip
ulated in his contract.
l0-lm WATER WORKS COMPANY.
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Our House and Estate Agency.

Three hundred and twenty acres OF land
fenced and improved, miles west of San An
tonic, enclosed with good fence, plenty grass
aud water aud timber. will sell ut bargain.
FOR RENT.
Three houses ON Kelvin street, ut sl5, sI8
AMI ~ per month. llydrnnt water. A few
Steps from street cars.
Fiye-ruom house on Duval street. sl5 per
month.
month.
fourroom house on North Lcona street, ell
per month.
four-room house on North Leona street slO
per month.
siN-room house on Austin street, els per
month.
Three room house on Austin street, $40 per
month,
Three rooms, No. eOd Avenue u. for sis per
MONTH
scven-room house, No. 1900 North Olive
street. NJ Sii per month.
rhrccroom house on brooks street, between
ohvc hnd blackberry streets, ~ per month.
PURCHASING AGENCY.
We have opened, for the benefit of people
wing distant from tho city GENERAL
PuhCHAslNG AND COMMISSION BUsl-
Mss, and will promptly hll all orders for any
article Of merchandise you may need, saving
you the cost OF travel and at the Same time
| giving you the advantage OF buying at the
lowest market prices, our arrangements with
| the Wholesale houses being such that they will
| pay our commissions, not the buyer, thus CIV
| Ing you the same advantages rs II you were
here In person. II you wish to purchase
| Dress Goods, Clothing, Hats, Millinery, or
truckcry, glassware, Boots, Shoes, or Hard
ware, please write us for prices, rates of
| freight, etc. We will checrfully give any In
formation desired.
BUSINESS. FOR SALE.
A restaurant outfit, with all It's furniture
and . rooms built Of lumber. cook range, coun-
ter, show cases. tables. chairs, etc; also plano.
VIII sell NJ bargain.
! PROPERTY WANTED.
4 two.story house; modern improvements
iurHiHod lot, at reasonable figures.
MONEY WANTED.
On the best real estate securities.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
In sums to suit borrowers ON approved So
curltics.
0e0-~0~1~r-----~-~~~~
Outside Sales. Conslgnments solicited.
as. Fine Display Rooms. Sales every
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Three hundred and twenty acres OF Ian,
fenced and improved, miles west of san An
tonic, enclosed with good fence, plenty gras
aud water aud timber. will sell ut a bargain
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To wear an old, shabby suit of clothes
when you can buy 80 cheap new one at
A, NJ. Cohen's, who is positively selling
at New York cost. 5-29-tf
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rxorcism i'm Northern Indiana.

Wabash Special.
1t has just been discovered that Mrs. Ohm a
widow living in the vicinity of Laketon this
county, processes To enjoy the power OF dirina-
ton, and has been regularly engaged in the bus
mess of casting out devils for some months
past. She is said to have done lucrative
business, her patrons taking good care %
maintain the strcIest silence respecting
their relations with the lady. 1t Is now
learned that a named Clinker, acting
upon her advice, has sought TO compel 4
man named Click, on whose farm he held =
mortgage, to leave the country Mrs Ohm.
upon consultation, having made the discovery
that a child of Clinker, who was very III. was
bewitched, and that the spell was due to tAa
malign presence of Click. She said that Click
must be got away at all hazards, otherwise
the child would die and Mr.. Clinker has since
been assiduous in his endeavors to secure his re-
moval, going SO far as to begin foreclosure pro~
ceedings on the mortgage. This resulted i'm tina
expose OF the whole snperstitious affair, and
created sensation of no small magnitude in th0
vicinity of Laketon
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WEAKNESS In THE MARKETS
Fine Weather and an Increase in Visible
Supply Causes a Decline in Prices.
Wheat Falls Off Nearly Two Cents and Closes
Feyerish and Unsettled-Proyisions
Weak and Generally Lower.


The New York Market Very Dull and Entirely
FeatureIess
New YORK, May 26.-Money on call was
easy at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 4a5 per cent
Foreign exchange was quiet at s4e64 for
sixty days, and 81 8e4 for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were loo, 9S7
shares, including the following Delaware,
Laekawanna & Western, IL. 72I; Northwestern,
l5,A00 New York Central, 1l,740; ST. Paul
consolidated $685. Texas Pacific, 1000; Union
Pacific, 9.2l0 Western Union Ii. 167.
Government bonds are quiet and strong, the
closing quotations showing gain of per cent
over the figures of this morning.
State bonds are strong for the Missouri issues.
Railroad bonds continue active. The total
sales to-day were 81. 694, oO0 Prices this even
ing are generally higher.
The stock market has been extremely dull,
and practically featureless. In no case did the
total sales of any one stock On the list amount
to as much as 5000 shares, and the total trans
actions in ALL bought and sold, were only 100 200
shares. The extreme fluctuations, except in
three or four instances, were within range of
per cent, but prices were we'll held all day,
and the closing quotations are generally to
per cent. higher than last evening. with excep-
tional advances in New York Central of :, and
Central Of New Jersey OF per cent, while
Louisville & Nashville was up per cent With
sales of 200 shares there was break of / per
cent in Houston & Texas Central. 1t was an
nounced that G. p Huntington had given notice
to bondholders of that company Withdrawing
the proposition he made them, last week, for
funding the coupons for two years into fve-year
3 per cent debentures and scaling the interest
on the first to per cent. the seconds to per
cent, and the thirds I'd per cent The
market showed very little change at the
opening, but early rallied fraction and then
continued steady throughout the day, without
any important reaction. A great deal of interest
was taken in the meeting of railroad officials at
Commissioner Fink's Office, but no important
news was received from the meeting before the
close of the board 1t is not generally believed
that any decided action for restoration cf rates
east of Chicago will be effected at present
The market closed with the following prices
bid:
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at ths
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Flour-receipts, e.
400 brls; exports. 1887 brls. The market was
dull; common to good extra Western and State,
$34O04 80; good to Oh dice, S. 35 q 8 So common
to good extra Ohio. So. 5005.S 80; common to good
extra ST. Louis, $35O0375; patent Minnesota
extra good to prime, S.. $3.50; choice to Xxx,
90 600580
Wheat weak; receipts, 234, IFS blu; exports.
66, 1913 bu; No. 2 Milwaukee, 94c; No. l Northern,
s1.0l No. hard $le4a ungraded red. SO a 96c;
No. red $lO2! al O2s in elevator, $l.01s f. o.
b.; No white, $l.ola; No. 2 red. June. 592, 900
bu, $l.0l 0l.02t, closing at $l.0l; July, 960, 600
bu. 81 02s 03s, closing at 81. 02ss August, L.
100 900 bu 81. 044 a 054, closing at 81 Oh; Sep
tember, $1,000 blu, S1.05l al.06a, closing at
slO5A; October, $4,000 hu, q, 0es q ]. o. closing
at 81 06s; December, $4,000 bu, 81. e9s a .10a.
closing at sl.O9s; No. aspiring, July, $4,000 bu,
Corn weak. Receipts. go s2s bu exports.
57,901 bu; ungraded. So a55sc; steamer 80 a 534c
in elevator, 81. 954ac ahoat; No. 2, 53a 054c in
elevator 54z 054sc afoat, 53se Q. ], f.; No
white. 66c; Western yellow, 55ac; No. 2. May,
63A O 53sc closing at 53ac June So 053sc. closing
sc 53c; July, 53s q 53sc closing at 53sc; August.
53s 054ac, closing at SAC; September, 54a 55ac,
closing at 544c
Oats fairly active. closing steady. Receipts,
15.200 bu; exports, Z. $50 bu: mixed Western, %
039ac; white Western, 43 045c.
Hay firm and in fair demand; shipping, 95c.
Cofee-Spot fair Rio SIC; options opened
lower, but closed steader; May. 7c; June To
Der, TO 6730c October. 7. 80 a. 7. 35c: November.
1850 .4Oc; December 745075Oc. Sugar.
quiet but firm refined, firm; powdered, Ia Tie;
graduated, O. 16 15l6c; cubes, 7307sc; white
extra q, d 90 l3-l6c; cutloaf and crushed, 7sc.
Moiasses, steady bat quiet Rice, firm and in
fair demand.
Petroleum firm: United closed at s0sc. Tai.
low steady and quiet Turpentine quiet and
weak at 324c.
Eggs dull and easy.
Wool quiet and heavy.
Pork. heavy; mess spot, all750120G extra
prime, $1,000 Beef steady. Lard, fairly active;
Western steam spot, 6.60a6 SOC; Dune. g. 750
G00c; July, 6s6aG9Oc; August CSC 070lc;
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO May 26-The Drovers' Journal reports
Cattle-Recepts, $500; shipments 1900 The
market dull and weak and Zoe lower. Shipping
80. so 03. 60; good, So, 7004.50 Texans, S404 35
stockers and feeders. $3.6O04.9O.
Hogs-Receipts. %, 900: shipments 40, 900. The
market was dull and slow. and 501Oc lower. Rough
packing, SD. 1898. 90; packing and shipping, R3 95
"a. 10; light grades, So. 900 04.15; skips, $500
$50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000 shipments
1.S0O. The market was steady but rather slow,
shorn, $25004; wooded, $3.5OO4.70; Texans
KANSAS CITY Nav 26.-The Live Stock rpd
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1907; shipments
975. The market slow but steady; exporters
Sa.2o0o.4o; good choice shipping, 81 9o@5, 10:
04.6O; cows. $2.s004
Eogs-Receipts. II, $50; shipments, $3.50. The
market was weak and Zoe lower; assorted lights,
$3. 10; heavy and mixed 60. So.
ket steady fair to good muttens So. GOES 40:
common TO medium $2025O.
ST. LOUIS, May 26-Oattle - Receipts, l, 700;
fair to good shipping steers, ga. 7505.65: cnoice
heavy, SIS. 65 05. S5; good butchers steers. $465
sdssdu eushe ri stock So soehers
rs; CRASHED Texans, $36O0I
Hogs-Recepts, 800; shipments. 400. The
market was lower and active: Workers $3.9504;
packers, So 6003.85; butchers So 30 "a .05
Sheep-Recepts. Zoo shipments, none; steady;
clipped natives, So. 2504.5 80; Texans, $203.5O.
NEW YORK. May INSTRUMENTATION 81 cars
for expectation and "a carloads for city trade con-
signed to slaughterers direct No trading in beef cat
tle dressed beef steady at SO9lac Y pound for COM
mon to choice cityslaughtered sides Exports to-day
were $50 live cattle 1900 quarters of beef and 400
carcasses of mutton.
Sheep and Lamhs--Receipts 4SO; very little trad
ing in sheep; carloads of Nebraska sheep sold on
private terms.
Hogs-Recepts. 2,640; nominally quiet at So. 80 a
$50 4P cwt.
BUFFALO, May 26.--Cattle-Reeeipts, 90 head;
consigned through III cars. No market fresh
receipts consigned through.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts L 400 head; con-
signed through, IL ears. The market was steady
and firm.
Hogs-Recepts 2,7OO head; consigned through,
115 cars. The market was weaker; good to choice
Workers and good butchers grades, $4.3O04.4O.
EAST LIBERTY. May 26.-Cattle-The demand
for live stock continues light, with prices steady The
cattle market was dull but unchanged Receipts,
l52; shipments, 10.
Hogs-The market was very duh and slow; Phila-
delphas. g. 25 "a 80; Workers., at $4.1504.25.
Receipts, 800 shipments 1900.
Sheep-The market slow and unchanged. Re-
cepts. 6, 500; shipments, B. geo.
CINCINNATI, May 26.-Hogs weak; common and
light. $5.2 20 04.15; packing and butchers, 1915
"a. 10; receipts. $40, shipments. 44O.
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, MAY 26-5 p ADJOURNMENT bonds
-Consols 80 GIG for both money and account
Railroad bonds-Atlantic & Great Western firsts,
1921; Canadian Pacific, 14os Erie l10!: Erie
seconds, 500; Illinois Central 1904: Mexican
ordinary, 1885, Milwaukee & ST. Paul common, III;
New York Central, 86a; Pennsylvania Central
1923; Reading 107 Bar silver 40 3-16d per ounce
the Rank of England gained f57, 600 of bullion
on balance to-day.
PARIS, May 26-Three per cent rentes, S0f
DC for account
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apparently hopeless condition of the conflict
and the skill with which defeat was turned into
victory indicate that the old Republican party
is hereafter TO take more joy in victory than IN
its own 1agellation.
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NEW YORK. May 26.--Cotton weak; middling up
land lie; middling Orleans, IL 316c; futures
closed firm; May, 1O.90c june 10.96c; July,
I0.93c August. 10.9sc; September. 1870; Octo-
Der, 10.39c: November, 10 26c: December, 1O.27c;
January, IO.3Sc; February. lo.46e The Evening
Post in its cotton review Future deliveries
quiet. After slight fluctuations the sales at the
third call showed an advance of 1900 on May and
of 1-1OG D2-100c the balance of the list. Only
100 bales of October were bought at the third CALI
at 1O.3Sc, and 200 bales of December, at lO.24e
Futures closed quiet but steady; July and August
2-10O 100c and the balance 4 100 lOOc higher
than yesterday. Sales to-day, 3, 900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 26.-Cotton quiet and I'M
changed receipts, 497 bales gross receipts sos
bales; exports to the continent. 1888 bales; sales
800 bales; stock on hand, 90, 1877 bales.
ST. LOUIS May 26.-Cotton steady: middling
lOssc; sales, 100 bales receipts, 400 bales; ship
ments 100 bales stock on hand IL, 400 bales
MEMPHIS, May 26-Cotton firm; middling,
lOssc receipts 81 bales shipments. 27l bales; stock
on hand, 81 .929 bales; sales, 800 bales.
GALVESTON. May 26-Cotton steady and
changed gross receipts "a bales; sales, 1866 bales;
stock on hand 800 bales.
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The Demon of Speculation.

New London fConn.) Telegram
Enough money has disappeared from this eits
in the mastrom of speculation in the past few
years to build and equip several manufactures.
which would have added to the wealth of tina
city, increased its grand list, and furnished EN-.
ployment to large plumbers of people
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Oils.

PTTTSBURG, MAY 26.-Business at the Oil Elk.
change was quite fair to-day and prices steady
and firm. The market opened at 6O7sc, declined to
so c rallied to S1c but weakened again and closed
ut sOise. The daily production of the Thorn Creek
field is rs, 900 brls
OIL CITY, May educational Transit Company GER
tifcates opened at Sic: highest price 81 sc lowest
price 80 1ec; closed at 8Oioc Crude oil sales 1904
600 br,s; clearances 3 l94 900 brls; runs, ~ $50
brls; shipments, So 248 brls charters, Al O63 brls
BRADFORD, May rs National Transit Company
certificates opened at 807sc and closed at S01ec
highest price 81 isc; lowest price 6Olsc runs not
O63 brls; clearanees !, 1903 900 brls.
NEW YORK, May 26.-The petroleum market
to-day has been dull and prices heavy the only
tivity being in the early dealings, when certificates
shot to 81 l2c The price then sagged to 80 lac,
and closed at S06sc bid.
LONDON. May 26.-Spirts of turpentine quiet;
spot 24s Cd per cwt; June to August. 24s 3d. Sep
tember to December 25s Cd.
ANTWERP. May 26.-Petroleum, I7f soc paid
for fine pale American