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Items. Tte latter vii be
u aisrIHny reduced from IA. amount
aHEfu iur. Tile COMMITTEES Trnvihes tor
Taugtra Hu apprupriN Ion ~ R1i.Osl The
Uilirs nl frh commissions H. also ~
ta.nri bon iru hiIl, hut iha items are cut
down. Tao office ni &c mmi-sinner oi
insurance n retained bat the salaries oi
t'tp clerks dispensed with. The salaries
tao troasuTeT's oil'r9s nTa cut down f9n
tn slN each, TAs salaries Oi
all chief olrrfa ani book
Keepers are cut fp,sn, aud ono clerk
in thseNeeuliya tfsio. il dispensed with.
Tho bin will he exported - the l-gtsla,
turs al Moudas, aad when IL IL reached
the tar il gOine IA H. IN an enlTt Va
strisa cat the Arias iur frontier deIeuser
the lusuTanceNihre aud the nsh com,
missioner, p. IN generally conceded
/ that tho legif, atuTa will restore the sat
aries Of olerifs in the office ol secretary
\ af state end the attorney general
iiice, 10 tieiT old figures, as thes'
'eloTks are kept very busy, these depart
ments mover having had their proper
tion OF clerks,
RESIGNED,
MsssTs, Tipps and SeSrcy TODAY
resigrec from tho penltenilRrY board
owing u u alleged, tn the damaging
report OF the p6nilentisry committee.
THR INTKREhf BILi-
The bill extending the Time for thu
pay sent at interest ON land purchaso1
prior 10 1883 passed tho house this morn
Ing aud The governor will approve the
same,
rHR 0OvERNoR's FRAME oF MIND.
Tho governor, who IL eS'uniclo !
member aud the president OF tho boar,
OF managers OF the penitentlaries, vii
refuse 10 serve longer, IN consequence
OF tho report made by the penilentiarN
Investigation committee. Hu will hold
up for few days tho rdSlgnaI'Ons ~
Messrs. Tipp and SaaTcy, and will sent
a message 10 the legislature 10 morrow
relating 10 the matter.
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Capitnl CITY CulIlnga.

AN UNFANORABLE REPORT.
AUSTIN, Feb. co. Especial. The
senate committee on state affairs viii
report unfavorably tomorrow bill
amending the law relative to the
weights Of produce.
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE,
tonight, completed the appropriation
bill, except for the Agricultural and
THE JOINT FINANCE COMMITTEE
was in session this afternoon. They
have agreed to reduce the salaries OF
seven clerks and will omit some en-
tirely. Their report will not be ready
for several days, and, when presented,
will show a material decrease from the
amount asked for by heads of depart
ments.
THE REGENTS
are here looking after the interest of the
institution. They look upon Pfeuffer's
bill as inimical to ne university, rs
well they may, if there was any possi-
BILE chance OF its becoming q law, which
Is something not at al probable.
"A LECTURE.
Mr.. Perkins il occurring tonight in
the hall of the house OF representatives
on behalf OF the Woman's Christian
union, to crowded house.
SCHOOL BILLS.
The housahas before 1t two interesting
and important bills, one by Bishop, OF
allowing towns of 800 inhabit-
ants 10 have two schools, one for each
color; the other by Mr.. Moore, of Wash
ngton. to compel parents al d guardians
20 send their children To school four
in year. The substitute EN-.
braces only guardians OF miners, mas
efs OF apprentices. Both are endorsed |
~ the educational committee
REVENUE AND TAXATION.
The report OF the committee on |
eveDue and taxation will be ready in q
ew days.
PARDoNED.
The governor this evening pardoned
.evi Mays. sentenced to the penitentiarv
u 1871, Tor 20 years, for murder. The facts
4 the case, since developed, showed
fechapicsl college, the University
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visions of Bliss.

Nine millions Of Empty PAl Boxesi Whafa
,ad commentary on constipation and biliousnessi
What vas, s,orehoase Of pills II all were COD
iec,ed. And to think that all these drastic. nau-
seating pills have been kindly solicited to en'es
the s,onaehs Of men and worneni siekening
nd disgusting to think Of No ono knows tho
ms ard aches, loss of time. piles and inilamma'
ions they have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use, and Try
one dose OF Bailey's Saline Aperien', and visions
ofbliss will hover over your detected brow It
relieves constipation. cures hiousness, sick head.
ache, heartburn. &c. Iispleasah', ei'cc'u'l and
cheap, ard well adapted TO ladies use.
Large bottles only 50 cents, and sold every
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Every woman who suffers from sick
headache and who disiikes to to take
bitter doses, should try Carter's Little
Liver Pills. They are the easiest OF all
medicines to take. A positive cure for
the above distressing complaints; give
prompt relief in dyspepsia and indiges-
tiOn; prevent ana cure constipation
and piles. AS easy to take as sugar.
Only one pill adose. Forty in vial.
Price % cents. If you try them you will
not be without them.
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THE NATIONAL IRON FENCE COMPANY

q Cortlandt street. New York.
Iron Posts and Anchors and Wire, com.
prising an entire Iron Fence. The latest, best
and cheapest fence now In use. Indestructa-
bic by fire or rot, and ten times as durable as
any wooden fence. Any kind of post can DO
used. Certificate of highest medal award.
ed for this fence at New York State Fair, 1883.
For circulars giving full particulars, write to
he Office OF the company.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. Adam Miller, Chicago, ILL.,, says:
81 have recommended HOrsford's Acid
Phosphate to my patients, and have re-
ceived very favorable reports 1t is one
of the very few really valuable prepa-
rAtions now offered 10 the afflicted. Ia
practice of thirty-tive years l have
found few good things, and this is one
of them"
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Nineteenth Legislature,
sESATH.

Nineteenth Legislature,
SENATE,
AusTIN, Feb. Spesial. A mono
rial was received from tho Pan Handle
oountle. protesting sg,inst the passage
OF tho lease law.
Mills INTRODUCED,
To incorporate tho city Of Calvert
To enable servants To maintain nc
ton for damages for personal injuries
received.
To repeal the law creating tho ofiiee
OF secretary Of the cTpitHi nnrd,
To iN the fees oi shtFiil. Ia civil
suits,
school lands,
In cnmmitteo ol tho who!e dis7Uss!ou
OF Pearnck's land hill was rosuiEUG asa
several amendments adopted
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Gavin introduced resolution IN
death. 10 ~ the sou-o OF tho huse
that, according Ia establishes practice,
the senate should return the tsm.le
clerk bill, Referred.
The hill requiring that tho sworn
statements oil railroad Stock etc III
aech county to be made by assessors
was passed.
The house Concurrpd in the senRte's
ampuumont Ia the notary public la"
striking out tho clause providing ihs'
the names oil uotSrlcs small ha slhNed III
the seal.
mir. Taylor's attachment law coming
up ON question Of tinal passage was de
feai ed--syc~, IS; nays, ~.
Mr.. HAYNES, of Washington, INTRO
duced Il bill providing for a commission
of three TO be appointed by the go' ,
ernor 70 visit foreign penitentiaries, ana
to make a report to the next Legislature.
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MoNTAous, Feb. l9.-I Editor HER.
AID IL notice an item in your issue of
February IL, copied from the Bowie
Cross Timbers, with regard to the Dallas
Il Wichita railroad. The Cross-Timbers
seems to think Dallas should hurry and
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America,sPride.

True American men and women, by
reason of their strong constitution,
beautiful forms, rich complex ms and
characteristic energy. are envied by all
nations. II is the general use of DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic, which brings
about these results.
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Railroad Maifrrs.

MARSHAL AND NORTHWESTERN.
MARSHALL, Feb, 19.-[Special. The
long persistent efforts of the promoters
OF the Marshall " Northwestern railway
are now about to be crowned with sue
cess. Some two years ago the project
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Tho Fre.h Fragrance

of SOZODONT renders it the most
agreeable article ever used as tooth
wash. 1t has none of the acrId proper
ties of the astriDgent tooth powders,
and instead of contracting the gums, 1t
renders them firm and elastic.
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"Benson's Capcine Porour Plasters are
the best in use."-i II. J. Cassebeer, Phar-
macist, New York. 25c,
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tv. Cuss A. A sEsNtoH.
AUsriN, fsh, 10, sPoc' al. Senator
Trsylur 4, an .ndofaligab'a worker aud
ha, succeeded In Eottias through all
his hill, acted on thls session, barring
his tax bill, which IL ICED up on n motion
To reconsider. lie vsill call M the mo
ton la a day or twh,
sLERK,
IL II believed Superintendent OF Edu-
cation Baker Ntil be allowed an add
poual CLERK, ~ the duties Oi his oiice
make II imperative
gHr JrsTi-fs or THE PRAcE nilA'
Tie biil ascending the law relatlN- 10
Iust ices oi the peace, provides mat thef
shall investigate violations 81 law
brought e. thor notice or be subject 10
lEdirtmert. A. the law now l. they eI-
ercise their own discretion about max
tug iuv,'tissiiOus.
,pNERSE To THE LIURi,
The committee tonight agreed TO re.
mort ,hH libel bill unfsVorably, a. u blll
has prtsGi giving plaintiffs in suits To
dEuigCes the right 90 hrlng snlt ~
counties whrr" they reside, Tue h.l
uakiag u iuurrhtivufor Justices a. ,-e
pracs 10 investigate all violations 81 law
i brought To their notice Will bo fclnrsea
fayUrably.
SENATOR HAL.
| isl hard-Norkiug member, WISE faith
/ fu!, and has won tho respect aud esteem
Of ais fellow senator's, and viii make
ls3iing impression upon legislation en-
. acted this session.
him To 10 u proper person for guherna,
tnTial clemency, Mr.. Taylor, OF Red
E,iVer, worked for his pardon,
] THE PROPOSED billiard TABLE,
LICENSE.
Tho bill fixing license on billiard
table IN not yet printed or reported a.
tho house. Ii IL included In the general
bill of raising revenue and liking taxa
ton.
SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS.
| The school lcNt book bill Is liable "a
/ get killed In the house. Several oh
| lrctlouable amendments have been
adopted already.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Bishop, tho representative IRON
Denton county, goes homo io-morro"
morning.
Senator's Hinson and camp went HON,
on leave lat night.
Tine Joint committee visiting Bryan
college and normal schools, have no
vet returned.
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"SPALDINa's GLUE" handy about the
house, mends everything.
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CAPITAL CRY CULLINGS.
wnhr Tne soloNs ARs ooINo

PsInt. About the Justice Of The fe.se h'll
The iibei Mn Was shart-ItVrd-
The state uniVersity Hnd
other Intsrestiag Notes,
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Though pure and simple, ami SO mild,

II mig ! he used by any child,
Yet -OXODD IT Is 50 wifi and ure
That mouth aud teeth with won,irous speed
From tartar and from taint ara freed
Till they become sweet, white and pure.
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Capital city Cullipgs.


AUSTIN, Feb. IS Special. The gov
ernor to-day signed the deficiency bill
and the comptroller is ready to issue
warrants ON any deficiency.
me PRUNING KNIFE.
Tho finance committee has stricken
from the appropriation bill the -@l"rN
item for q clerk 10 the capital board. 4
bill was introduced this morning ubnl'
ishing he office and IL viii pass, as The
Office is q useless aud expensive lux
ury, entirely uuuect ssary. In iact
there has been so little TO DO that The
clerk has been keeping tho records o!
the ppuitentiary and other boards,
which require no clerks, as - matter Vi
Accommodation.
TItI ~HEEiFF BILL
introduced t. day, increases the fees IN
SUITS.
AGAINST 4 NEW COUNTY.
\ strong protest has been presented
against the fortuna. ion ui tho county OF
Brewster out Of a part Of PreSidip. Ii Is
signed by over 300 tuNpay ers of the
county, and viii result in killing the
bill, which they assert j. in the interest
OF one or two land owners in the
county.
THE LAND BILL.
One Of the amendments TO the land
bill, adopted this morning in committee
Of the whole, iurbids applications tnl
purchase of school lands 10 DO made
through an agent or attorney.
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SENATE.

AUSTIN, Feb. lo.-lSpecial.-l The spe-
cial committee appointed to investigate
the cons,itutionality OF the bill confer
ring upon county courts jurisdiction in
contested election cases, reportod that
the legislature has authority TO confer
auch in ri sd irtiOn
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MONDAY, Nov. 2-P. NJ.

MONDAY, Nov. 2-P.
The Stock Exchange markets begin the week with
visible dimnutiOn the buoyancy confidence which
were the marked feature OF tho dealings during the
whole OF last month. Tho fact however that the day
was one preceding holiday and that election day. upon
which the question OF the complex OF the admlnstra
ton Of tue Empire State during tho next three
to be decided. not without effect upon the
dealings In the latest hours. Probably the afternoon
feverhness and the partial losses the gains which
bad been made in the early hours may be fully credited
TO that fact. Tho business in stocks amounted TO
5sl ,93s shares about the Saturday. \ few
STOCKS mOnOponZed large portion OF
the dealings, among them
OF tho low priced stocks like Missouri Kansas and rcxas
Texas and Pacific. and Oregon TranscontnentaL All of
tho stocks named made handsome advances and ut the
close retained large part Of them. Among the higher
priced stocks Lake Shore prominent with advance
Of per cent 10 si5s but its closing price was S37s,
showing nna gain OF d per cent while Central and
Hudson at l037s shows final loss OF q 81.
Paul was particularly active and buoyant, and after
selling 9O7e. its anal figure. 00cs shows gain OF IL
per cent while Northwestern. after selling up 1
closed unchanged ut Ill Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western with unusually small amount OF transactions,
1880 shares nuctuated IA per cent 1t opened
l2liq went TO l22s, declined TO 1904. and closed
l2lls. Philadelphia and Reading specially weak
ut from ~ down 10 20'sa 2li,. and
Central OF Jersey sold of from 47sl 1863 Both
OF the Omaha stocks favCrites OF the day
and recorded final advantages OF u per cent for tho
and IS FOR the preferred stock hut tho bust
ness done In the latter was small Louisville and Nash
willie WAS Inclined TO be weak with small transactions.
ST. Paul and Duluth preferred attracted
than usual attention and from 80 10 81 y
and the common stock advanced from 20o to
3Ol the transactions in neither. however large
Erie stock rul" firm aud, although closing 3 per cent
OF from the hi CHEST figures Of the day, still shows
gain OF y Union Pacific nuctuatcd within range Of
70 por and closed with final gain Of = per cent
durptc the continued unfayornbc reports OF its
ings which for the month OF September printed be-
low. Western Union unusually active, but after
advance of lis to slas IL closed at 30. Pacific Mail de-
ycopcd considerable strength In the early dealings and
rose ~ cent t1 jsls later u sold down to and
closed 57is. Tho market closed eversh aud irregu
lar
Government bonds dull ami irregular The bids
for the IS advanced 4 and for the Is reduced
l. per cont ANNOYED are inc closing qnotatIOnsi
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. tSpeciah.-The deliveries
were light this morning There probably not
1000 900 bushels that went round-of this Counseman
Co. delivered about 100000 bushels. Armour took
more than anybody else The deliveries signifed
simply the local stocks back into the hands Of
the carriers and that they have 1t all sold
for May December wheat got down to 81 cents, imme
dately tho after opening and then advanced cent 10
81 cents and the feeling became strong IL reached this
point because Leopold Bloom and George Smith, both Of
whom have large winners the short side of the
market. buyers At about 81 cents Bloom was the
only buyer. Later in the day Eldridge Co., aud
Armour and Hutchinson wsro buyers Of November.
Pork was l0Gl5 cents higher because the hogs were
higher at tho yards. Winter cholera Ia alarming the
shorts some Armour is said TO have bought IN Novem-
her pork to-day at 80 that he sold ut $40 He sold for
January The estimated receipts Tor tomorrow are 300
cars Of wheat 80 OF corn, 100 OF oats and
81, 900 hogs.
The trading quiet the afternoon board.
and prices a shade lower. November wheat sold Il
sJas cents December. 81 a ,7l4 centsi November
corn 80 cents May 3Sis 93oi cents; November pork.
- o. January 80 O2i4 November lard. So Oh; Janu-
ary IS 93L: November ribs 81 80 January, 81 55
May oats. 255s cons. Puts on December wheat sold
at sGa asG9. cents Calls at 50 cents. The
total sales OF stock to-day were 800. 157 shares.
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COTTON MARKKTs-BY TELEunApI

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-l2:3O D. m.-Cotton quiet MiddIin
Upands. 64di Mddng Orleans 5i2d; saies-90JU bs az
Including 300 bales for speculation and export receipts
1900 baes, including $500 bales American Futire
fiat Upands Low MIddllng clause. November delivery
664d; do December and January delivery 6-6id ais,
6584d; do January and February delivery 964d; also
e64d do February and March delivery. LEAD; also
and May delivery ls04di also l7G4di do May and
delivery 23-64d.
TENDERS delivery at todays clearing 100 bales new
docket and 800 old do.
,,2 ?; m.-oolton.Fatures closed dun Upland. Low
Mdolns clause, November delivery, 564d. buyers do
November and December delivery 5e4d buyers do De.
And February delivery se4d buyers; do February and
March delivery 1850 Sellers do March and April deli
cry. l66sd sellers do. April and MAY delivery lS64d.
buyers DO May and June delivery. 22.64d Sellers do
June and July delivery 625-04d sellers,
oAdyHsIoS Nov cotton easy mddling Low MIDI.
nDg ZIG: GOOD Ordinary 3l6 gross receipts
!9iol baes Exports 70 Great Britain s,Oss bales
sAyAsN4H Nov 21Cotton quiet Middiing. III Low
Middlng 7lb Good Ordinary.
gross 633 bales Exports 10 Great Britain 666 bales
Coastwise. 45l bales sacs 1000 bales stock o. 23o
bales -'
NEw.o ORLEANS, Nov Cotton firm Midding o. Low
Middling M Good Ordinary sb net receipts no bales
gross 1898 bales Exports 10 Great
the Continent Ao1O bales sales bO0O bales stock
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CALENDARS To MORROW.

E. 10 is it5 ~ i GR'' ~ rs 'i i;
sifsESE CouRI-GEyKRAL TERM-Adonrned for the
sUPRrMF CouRr-sPKcAL TrRN-Before Donohne. j
9s ~ * 81 % @5g 2 2o l9s 2 85 Is IA 81 so no.
26a So 29 l9S 395 SS 27 Ss $9 S39 90 1872 S2i
surgESE CouRi-sfEciAL TERM -PAm II Adjourned for
suraEME couRT-C IRcUIT-PART L-Adourned for the
SUPREME CouRr-C1RcrIr-PART H-Defore Van Worst.
sUrHENE COURT cHGgnT7PAEI II-BefoEo Beach j.
1874 1920 go il95 ii3. li47 lac ll62, i0G2 ills
stPHEiiT CoURr.ClGtII1r rAG1 w Before Van nnnt
SO ~ sa 2g , 81 oG ~ S Sp iS2 ieS Ss Se sIo
suaa0G AIRS coUnI-Bctcro Rollins s.-wG of Clara f.
Iease an VII Of wis .,ea A 4, M WIN Of Fran
will Of Henrietta Gundershemer at 1870 viii OF Bird
get o Rorke Loo m ,ru.,, ma. ~,
Nos 81 4l4 I2i 222 $50 75l 762 $50 oil 1926 1850
BIS 063 1872 10. SO. e26. 49, s2s 1901 lO44 1915
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TgEM-PART ll.-Adjourned for
sUrEmoRc ouaT-TmaL TERYmPAET III, Before rngra.
ham JSos 49, GSa l9t5 los 351 lo7s 1919 1884
.sUl'kMoR couRI-TRiAL TEaM-PARr IV.-AdIouncl for
gg 81 SI4 TEg g Be,
SUPREME CoUGi-0fxraaL TFEa-Bs:ore sedgwice &. j.
Van Worst and Freedman. JJ.NOsl, 2 g. 8, TO- IL, a.
coMMox PLRIs-TRIAL TERM-PARI I-Beforc Allen. j.
h as 1913 oa fS 4 t l2iG s ~ 16 S@ III 2GS
1890 llgs' l2,A l2s0, 49, 6tl' ~. ss3, l2lG.
GoMnoS PLEAs-srKcIAL IERM-Before Daily C. Mos.
coMMos PIRAs-EqunY TrnM-Adournod for the term.
Jay, and Van Moesen. JJ-Nos 40. o. OO 100 IOi To-
1913 loi' los. l07 los 100, no. H. il3 IiS ia liz o.
CIT cou9I0TgIAL TglM PART Before McAdam c..
f fS 49, 49, tS t $685. s S iSs 1 III
CnY CoCIn o TEnM-pAhI III.-Beiore Hyatt j.
l$ss $780, 1917 45S4 1888 40 ''4 AVS A'i' '4'i
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.


There was little of interest in the Produce
Exchange yesterday The deliveries OF wheat =
usually heavy amounting ut least to 100000 bushels
and running according to estimates, up to 100000
bushels. The effect OF this modified by the fact
that the deliveries at Chicago were light and another
sustaining influence the report that the visible sup
ply statement this week would not show the remarkable
been talked about of late. Cash wheat
fell - but the options closed about the best points
OF the day and showed ouy trivial decline from 5aur
days final figures, as follows November. 04; Decem-
ber 96l2 January. 9Sa cents and February, 81 00L
The cxpurt demand for wheat almost nothing Cash
corn was decidedly strong, advancing 4Gl cent. There
deliveries October options and 10000 bushels
were taken by shippers. Tho option speculation was
strong though the final advances did not exceed range
6sa Il cent 5l7s for November, 50 for December
474 January and 46a cents for February. The de-
lveres In oats amounted 800 900 bushels Exporters
took 10000 bushels. Tho options ended unchanged for
November at aud January at 50 and Is cent better
for December at 80 cents There was better business
done in lard and prices 3a2 cents
At New-York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston the
receipts OF grain yesterday we're: Wheat. 59.197
bushels corn. 567 bushels oats. rs sol bushels
total gran 2+2 ,3G5 bushels -four 472O2 barrels The
arrivals ut CHICAGO. Milwaukee and st. Louis were
wheat 14s44S bushels; corn, 2497S6 bushels; oats,
l00,0l5 bushels total gram, 50S.l 49 bushels flour,
&c, 231 barrels
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getting fairly established as acompettor with Enelan
for supplying locomotives TO the Australian colonies as
attested by the that yesterday there appeared an
adyertIsenent signed by r. NJ Cameron, agent for the
;overnment of New South Wales soliciting bids for the
building OF twelve express passenger locomotive en-
gnes similar advertisement has been or will be IN
serted IN English papers and the country that can do inc
work best and cheapest will obtain tho contract SIT
Roderck Cameron says that the Australian railways are
the hest built and best bassed In the world They are
ali controlled by the Colonial Governments and pay
we'll American bridge builders invited TO bid Tor
n railway bridge the line between Newcastle ana
sidney New South Wales. Bids also solicited III
England Belgium. Germany and France. The contract
has not been awarded bat Sir RodericK Is OF the oph'
ion that an American firm Will get It,
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THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH MORTGAGE

The Farmers Loan and Trust Company has
begun in the Supreme Court suit for the foreclosure OF
the SlOOOO,0O0 mortgage given to 1t IN 1882 by tho
Postal Telegraph Company The suit is brought at the
request OF holders than one-hird Of the bonds
Issued the security OF this mortgage. Beside the
Postal Telegraph Company, the Postal Telegraph and
Cable Company 20 which Its property convey, d. to-
gcther with Q. c. Brown and Thomas Fleming Judgment
creditors OF the Telegraph and Cable Company. ana Al
bert Il. Chandler It's receiver, appointed last May
their petition, are defendants In the salt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

;1hkRI0AH LOCOMOTIVES FOR AUSTRALIA.
ne frst American locomotive was shipped
Australia in 1875 on spec 1t gave sat,.faetion.
~ are now about hundred American iocomotives
6osf nustralsn colonies. There are probably ten
- many Of Ensiish build But this country is