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The Tombstone., 1885-07-22
Notice.

If the parties who have the property which WAS taken frcIn Mary Teck's lodging house, consisting os . diamond ring, pair of diamond earrings, one gold brsastpin and and a gold thinble with ;lie name oi " Nary engraved on it, will return the sGue, no questions will be asked,
 NARY TICK.
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Give the nsw tsitoring establishment call. guarantee perfect satisfaction, or no pay demanded. All work done a. short notice. Don't fail 10 see him Chss. Harris, Baueris hotel block or Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22

Tie Boart of Supervisors have made out . it o! four or i've hundred names, of persons whu are qualified to rc, as jurors before the Count, Court, Tbs ucti1n is compulsory or the F ar, o! the Supervisors.
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1HoS. 1. 0oWell,

Spanish ana bookkeeping. Easy terms Practical methods. Crayor drawing and pennmanship. ChildreE's class Tn Spanish meets al g o'clock every morning.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22

ArDo.d's Wood Yard. Corner Eight and
 Stafford Streets. Dry cord and stove wooG at lowest rates Leave orders with Arnold's express wagon
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22

Schwartz only kseus ~h,.e mems good. and this is more than great many others keep. .
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OFF SHOOTS.

Good linen shirts Sl25 <, Meyers. $6 pants for s4 a;rI. Meyers Bro Overnlis 75 cent, per pair at Meyers. Flannel underwear for cost at Meyers Tea Kettle whisky 6, E.lTer,y'. saloon Shoes for your own price st T. Meyers (. Bro.
 For genuine lea Kettle whisky 90 10 Capt. RadeT,J5'
 ole leather trunk given away with eve. purchase at J. Meyers & Bro5. All goods helow cost at J. Meyers < Bro Allen and Filrh streets. Full stock caif boots for s4 al J. MeYers & Bros.
 The Pioneer mills -four Sacramento is tLo best in the market. For sale :t the Cash Store of WoIcoTr x MEsstcK.
 The test california and ranche batter al the Cash Store of WALcorr & NasICE. Fresh eggs always oi hand ut the Cash Store of W.LcoIT < MEsICk.
 -~-s~-----A
 There is one euterpri-,ny mauia Tomb irou, and you can see t by his opening up such B p,ammuth establishment rIghl where the Grard res.aurdnl WAS former ". He keeps nothing but shoes. A Schwartz has full con nfiGence in Tomb stones prosperity. .je 6.
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DRUGS.

AclDs-s.ulphurlo, per carboy, 3 %; oltrlc,
Per pound, % TO tOci oxallc, per pound,
10; tartaric, powdered, per pound, 5
NuiSlNE--r & W., eEs, II Y. S'W. cans,
", u. u son ozs, 20; u. & Sons, cans, 10,
-Bergamot, Sanderson's por pound,
2lQ; lemon, Sanderson's, "; peppermint !,
OW; wmtefgroen, 2 %; olive, Malaga, IS.
eco. WV ''''''
SoArsTCastlle, notified, per pound, s TO
luei CASTLE, white, IL to 10.
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carb, per
pound, Ice; alum, 3 to &; arrow root, Her.
mude, ~; bnlsam copaiba, o.; horax, ~.
lined, 10 10 II; oalomel, am, 75; castor oil,
per gallon, Is To l 90; cassla buds, per
pound, 10 TO Isl cream tartar, pure, per
pound, AO;corrosivo subllmate, per pound,
b1i chlorolcrm, per pound, IS; extract log
wood, bulk, per pound, " 10 Ia; glyocrine,
oulk, per pound, 20 to IS; Iodine, r,snb.
l!m0ied, per pound, ~; leaves buchu,
short, per pound, 49, leaves SIENNA,
AieN, per pound, 20; morphia, sulph, per
~, 80 spirits mtre, sweet, per pound, @;
s,rychnia, crystals, 100, taplo,a, per
poond' - wax, white, per pound, 90 toO6
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uARDwARu AM mETAI.s

ANEs-Collius, Z, dnzou, Sol; Gold Doll
lar q dozen, 500; Diamond edge, - dozen,
$50; Double BIT, 100
hHILLEra AID Lrps-ij,c y 70; sugar
kettles, 10 % N,
TIN PLAfr-I. q. lDxll, = box, s. O0;f.C.
liNsl, Is box, 500, TCXnu iiNsl, - box, 90;
Torne, sOx2S, "a box, lit1.
fNWAHE-PlcCCd, discount ~ "a cent ;
stamped, discount 81 a cent
sOLDrR-No I, loo; 10. y and y, iSc y 70
DUCK HORSE COLi, ABs--No. I, A..A ~ doA .
HAMrs.;Two loop, 800 = dozen; three
rAcRs-.ln boxes, 100 papers, 2 IS a box q.
GRun HOEs..R dozen, 75l; railroad
picks, y dozen, 800,
dATToOKs..f dozen, So
kunnER BELrtNO-.D Discount ~ fl cent.
NAtLs-lQ0, rate.
sItovELs ASD. SPADES liowland's, dis.
count 40 per cent, Amos' Hat, ,iccl goods,
di,eount Az aud lOpor cont
HEAVY Shafts, anlshed,
etO, poles, 1850; singlu,rces, wagons, so.
lect, l 20; buggy, 3 20; express, Az; wagon
conquest 10 vi; hickory nSles, 10 %; bnlatcts,
SO, coupling poles, s.I5; spOkCs. xxx, &c.
lect, 2.10i NNN, 80. sawed lelloes, ~, i.i5,
!, aOOi Dovden ghoCe, 0,OO; northwestern
horse nails, Not, 500; Z, H..j. q, 600, bar
Iron, q retei rlow steel, ici spring steel,
BuagiEs-Grnde 4, and spring TOP, 90 "
10 ipO.0O, do. open, 800 10 6l,vl; do. side
spring top, l0uW tn lSs00; do. side bar,
lVO.Vv 10 100 %; do. phmtons, 1880 TO 80 OlI
grade A, side spring, 100 20 10 go 90, do
phetons, 1900 10 2l0Oo, bump scat buEg es
li5,Dt 10 2g0g, platform springs. no " IL
lnVO, three spring wagons, R0.OO TO l.s5
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PEiNrs-Merrimaok, fancy, . l-2; Man
chester, D; Arnold, 81; American, 8;
racine, Dig; hamilton, b; Gloucester,
o. gloucester mng., o 10; Gloucester
silver grey, .b1i Allen, g.; Lodi, q;
inpson, D. Eddystono, 6; simpson mug.,
" Alien pink and purple,6 SfupHon sill
Yer groy, o; Richmond, pink and purple, 0
Dunnoli sorting, l.2; Ragetta shifting,
49i Allen check, tMi Peabody, blnck, 8 10:
simpson, black, g; Rosedalo,4l.a
BROWN SHEETISG-Crown, Z I-2; Au-
grsta,6 6; Ettrich LII, 3; Charter oak, o ~;
IL, 8; Glendale. g<i Enterprise, @; Glen
dale, 7;s Boat AL, IL; Admission, 6l-2
BROWN sHRr1NG-Cast Iron, s; Farm
cre, II; Honest, 7l-4; Pocahontns, ! la;
Ailendale, J.; Century 6l-2; Dwight Ia;
lockwood, 6S-ii Manatcba, 5 Id; Bedford
BLEAcHED SHlRTISG--Now York 10 l-2:
Namsrtta, lOl4; Lnngdon, 9; Lonsdale, 73
Lonsdalc cambria, IL; Nashville, 10 l-3;
Fruit OF the Loom, s.; Gold Medal, l-2;
Cream of Crop, ~,
keag 4. Il; Swift River, ~; Standard
Oakland fancy, "a; Acme ODD, sH;
| Raleigh, l04; standard Y, o.; Pearl River,
l22S; slbloy Awning, Is.
SrRiPEs-Hamilton, l0ll; Thorndyle,
10; American, o. Rock River, o. salcigh'
Unknown, 63, 10.
DENNIS -Amoskeag, l2k; Otis, 1874;
York, l6S Warren, l3G.
CHECKS AND PLAIps-Mount Pleasant,
z; Cotruba, "a; Old Dominion, I; Mem
phis, III; Queen city, 9 lei; Augusta, I;
Tennessee, loi Cottondalc, I; Cumberland,
check, I; 6lbley, 81.
GiSGuAlts-- Bates, s ii; satorville, g;
Wostvlle, Z; Bates Dress Plaid, o; Scotch
u, T., IL H.; AmOsk0ng, y lei; Bpllcvlow,
Z l.2; Washington, q; Wlndoinore, 7l-2
-u0kNale, 9l-2; sterling, Z 10;
Unknown; j, 81 l.ii Sibley,. O2.i; Glen
Everett IL; BOSs, s; Hilvcrdnlo. AZ.
lington, u Victoria, II; Gorm7r'e 30 Dob
Bates, 10,
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A1coHoL--Psr gallon, 2 95to 2g7,


ALcoHoI--Psr gallon, 2 50 to287.
MISUNDERSTANDING, per gallon, % to
800; imported Cognac, 1871, per gallon, 1 50:
100 Ojj loo, 20; 1900 o 30; 1850, 40; 1868,
6OJi ISIS, 10 20; Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S. Cog
nae, 1873, 30; ls70, on; 1851, 90; 1915, 10 y:
Blaquet, DubOuche & Co.'S. Cognac, ISIS.
10; 1870, d 80; 1913, 800.
SlN-Domestic, per gallon, 70 to = co:
import Holland, 3 % to 1916; Sir Robert Bur,
netps Old TUnl, per cask. s 90 to o 20; uol-
lNnq, per case, 7 80 % Is ~.
WHlsKY-Rectifed, o. per cent. PROOF,
per gallon, 30; Western, / 30 10 4O; Bour.
hon, 40 to ~; Rye, ~ TO 3 80; Scotch inI-
ported, 1 % 10 4 %, Irish imported, I Is 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hoidselok, quarts,
per dozen, ~ COZ ] Krug ~ Co., quarts, per
dozen, y 30; lioer \ Chandin, slllGry
mousseuN, per dozen, q o.; G.. Goulot, per
dozen, ~ w; q Il. Mumm & Co.'s. DIV
N9ryhuy,2 q 20; ESlln Dry, ~ OO; pints, 200
additional.
WINES California claYet, per gbiion. ESQ.
Hleniaudel, Mol, per gallon, OOto 20; i'm,
ported clAretsi Ordinary, per cNsll, 10 90 to
" 20, family clarots, per cnSk. ~ ~ TO l25 Oh,
nno clprets, per cas9. l0J W to l7i %; Me-
doc, per care, geo; - Julian, per case, 4 5l.
MargauN, per case, I W; pontO CaneI. per
case, 10 Ni Larussoi per case, " 10; Leo
Voii, per case, " on; Chateau Iadtie, per
ease, lOi ordinary, nor case, 3 ~ TO g 6O
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LouisvibLE OAK SoLB LBArurp..N
heavy, free of brands, snc N, X meliun,
free OF brands, &c 10, A heavy, one brand,
Sc %; "A medium. one brand, 85e N; Rai,i.
more crop. i2c Keystone oak sole, 5jogc
BUFFALO cLAunrEn-pfime NJ to NJ N
sides, SO u, good, 10 to % u sides, 40 n
counter, Ito lih sides, Slc per 10, u. u. 4,
Qto Sc ID, No. Coax harness lea, 10 In alr
10, No, Them harness lea, DC 10. No, z hem
harness lea, 2sc 10; No | hem sklrtina
lea, &c n. No. . hem skirtlna lea, ~ 10 glc
y; welt aud bride leather. 100 10 800
PHILADELPHIA uAty-. Extra oraliiv.
Sto % lbs TO dozen, 4 20 10. S 10 q M T.
dozen, LIS 10, tito ~ rs 10 dozen, 1 .05, 81 10
vns TO dozen, Lev n, "a " ~ Us 70 doEen,
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look Out A(Al}YS
For Your A1El

For four years have been afflicted
with very troublesome catarrn OF tho
head. SO terrible has its nature been
That whom blow nay nose small pieces
OF bono would frequently come out of
my mouth and nose. The discharge
wa6 copious. and at times frequently
offensive, My blood became 80 impure
mat nay, general health was greatly
impaired, with poor appetite and
worse digestion.
Numerous medicines were used with
out relief, until began the use of is. b.
b., aud three bottles Hctod almost Ike
magic. Since their use not Is symptom
has returned, ana feel in every way
quito restorod to health. l am an old
ciuaen OF Atlanta, and refer TO almost
any ono living on Butler street, and
more particularly TO DR.. l.. NJ. GILLIAN,
who knows my case.
Mrs. ELI2ABETH KNOTT.
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AdvOcaiesof probildAOu ueed have
no tesrs Of "PRIcTLY AsK BrrTERs"
81 It ia u aledielno, aus by reason OF
its cathartio properties oannot be.psad
as q beverage, IL is manufactured
from tho puroSt materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
aoh and Bowels, AS y blood purifier
II has no equal. H. Is pleasant 20 the
taste, aud objective In action,
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COTTON,

HERALD OFFICE, Sept lO.-The receipts
OF cotton today we're n bales by wagon,
Noshlpinent4 quotations unchanged,
In other markets: New Or cans closed
steady at unchanged quotations Futures
closed steady, 50 . points lower, excep,
10 dor MHy, winch was pint higher. Sales,
New Horli-Spot cotton closed steady,
Ills his her with ss.es do Futures cIo.sd
steady, 20 5pOints higher. Sales, 81 300
Galveston-SpOt cotton closed steady nj
unchanged quotations Receipts, i,lqS;
sales. 5SS. Futures opened duli, ruled dam
cioslDg point higher fyr October and NO
Senlber higherlor December; TO 8 lower
Tor FebruarY, MarGh and ANIL
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Old ENGLAND Ontdonn.

SoDpY, Tenn, Nov. 'Si.
l have had a bad ulcer, or running
sore, for 20 years, which no doctor has
ever been able 10 heal. [ wac afflicted
before leaving England, and the doc.
tors over there could not cnro me. For
come time have been using Il. b. b.
gnd the effects nstopish overy one, and
enclose several pieces of bone which
10 has worked out My health ia rap
idly. improving, ulcers nearly an
healed, and | am far better than 1
have been in 20yeRrs. viii send YOU
y certificate soon.
Mrs. JENNIE WILLIAMS,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn,
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Live srocK.

THE quotations given below refer 10 gras,
cattle, living weight.
nBEvEs-.2 10 s,sc Alt.
Cows..lssslc. 10. mllch cows, com.
mon, 40 TO $50 d head.
SHEHr.-rrinie, ln,3ie.
CoArs..Nune on tho market.
Hoos..S tsssSo n ~
BULLS Asn srAes-.i is 10 ac a n.
FEEDING sTkBns-2t1sc.
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GRAIN Ann nlrApsrurrs.

WuEAr--Ot tnTl
Rye knnsas, dn-.
NoKN-iu ear, 400.
Be hlghnr. ="
iRAN--Pcr cwt-At mills, r. pec.
IoRNMrAt--tinc bnlted. IN lIN.l "a
ilJhtSY aud uRirs-lOl n is..si.
D-VhpppCd corn, "A TOO N, 10,
lrpu, il ~ ibs. SIC. 'N'i'
NRAtAM fLour y l0l 10, g.si.
nAf-Prairle, G,15 TO 200 a ton.
MiLhkr SFED-liargc, -, small, leo,
fL0JR-Ftnsr Patent gnl oai5, Hen.
onu Pa,ont, . y TO ~ %, Extra Fancy, 80,
70 LOU Fancy, 400 TO 2.sj, low grade, i.i5
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The TeNes Gun Store will open
about the l4ta ofAugust, at 200 Main
street, Fort Worth, with biz stock of
guas, rifles, pistols, pocket cutlery,
etc. Ammunition OF all kinds Kept.
Now is the tima 10 buy, as / wish TO
establish my name with Won. Country
@orehaa,s, write mo for prices.
A SrERf.
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Rxnsou,s, spriur..

This fam SUs health resort, nesr Mar
shall. Texas, u IN fun blast, visitors
arriving daily; Sood fare, home-liks
Rates reduced. Hacks running from
HynSNn's Stable 20 Springs. Address
Z. L. Hynson, Msrshall, Texas.
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WeuisOn Bros, SIS Elm street, on.
pOslte Sanger's, sell the finest saddles,
harness, whips, collars etc. They ARE
maDufac .urors.
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hswis Bros. IL Co., of Fort WORTH,
VIII upen she finest shoe store IN the
South September Il, in Reinbardt
building, 7S6 Elm street.
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lewis Bros. IL Co, OF Fort Worth,
Will open the finest sboa store In the
South Septembec II, in Relnhsrat
building, TS6 Elm street.
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For trunks. yalises and travelling
goods, 80 TO the Trunk Factory, 10
Elm street.
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rREtaaTs.

The Z, rates Of frelsh. on cotton tpsr bale
ifnm pslles ere ~ follows,
SrdISSiaaSsr 9 e, ~ 9eIysc!ss, ssn' New
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PATTERSON delivers prescriptions.
700 Main street. corner Poydras. New
STAND
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MONEY. sTooKs AND BONDS

NEW YORK, Sept. Money on call easy
at l&ls per cent. closing at per cent;
prime mercantile paper, s,e5; foreign ex.
change gu ct and UNCHANGED.
Stocks ana R0dds closed rs follows.
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PATTERSON The low price druggist.
1Oo Main street, corner Poydras. New
stand,
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AlSton's Hungarian Patent -four.
Alston's Hungarian Patent -four.
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500 psles OF ia, p.ass a. sl.5l, % go,
400. Lock at them.
0LosI ,fos Elm street.
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COUGH SYRUP.
COUGH SYRUP.
Or. JOHN BULLS
I OliGSyrQD
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and ACUE
Or ChILLS and FEVER,

The proprietor Of this celebrated mesi.
sine justly claims fer il superiority over
ell remedies ever offered to tho public foy
tie SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER,
NANENToure OF Aguo and Fever. or Chills
sna Fever, whether Of ehort or long stand
ing. He refers to tho outire Western and
Southern country 70 bear him testimony to
tho truth Of tho assertion that in no cass
whatever will II fail 20 cure IL the direc.
hons are stricsly followed and carried out.
IN great many cases c single desc has
eeon sufficient for cure, and whole fami-
lies have boon cured by u single bottle, with
aperteot restoration Of the general health.
Il is, however, prudent, and IN every case
riore certain TO oure, II its use is continued
"a smaller doses icr aweel, or two after the
n-eass has teon checked, nero especially
y difficult and long-stsnding cases. usn.
ally this medicine viii not require eny aid
% keep the bowels in good order. Should
tho patient, however, require oathartio
medicine, aftor having taken three or four
doses OF the Tonic, y single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will DO suf.
aeient,
BULBS sARsAPARILLA is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood
and ScrofulcuJ aHaehora-the King Of
glood Purifiers.
DR.. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER is prepared in tho form OF
andy drops, attractive 70 tho sight and
pleasant 10 tho taste.
DIR. JOHN 8Ux.L'g
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SAaSAPARllLA,
BULLS WORN DESTROYER
Tho Popular Remedleo OF the Day.
sripcinnl nti.. cor Mai, &, rn,Yeytr,p ~
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LAND AGENTS AND SURVEYORS.
-, a ~ i T. !
]. :. DAUGHERT
pALLAs. TEXAS

Will give special attention TO securing
good Investments in land for COLONIES.
location for Stock Ranches, Pine Lands
Tor Saw Mills and Farming Lands. How'll
also give special attention 10 the invest
ment of Texas & Pacific Railroad Comnany
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RAILROADS.
LO4thAiN
NEW fiEXICO,

ARIZONA aud
CALiFOREIa
tayorite line 10 the North, East aud
southeast Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara
dolly between 81. Louis aud Dallas, Fort
worth, III PasO and san francisco, Dallns
and New OrlonGS without change PAIL
man Sleepers Fort Worth and Dallas 10
New Orleans without change.
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS,
hxportS nom all United stat en- ports thue
| far this week: Great britain, 7,lSS: Eranne,
| ~; Continent, $500. Stock al ali United
states ports: This day, l47,3Sj; ghis day
| last year, III, 1913.
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bIU' TAthtu.
TONE: Closed-New York, steady; New
Orleans, steady Galveston, quiet; Liver
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bn eS2y day. S e9sa way eween HOUSTON ST. puIs
uoNgh ulo lnuan Eerrory via Fort Scott kaasa
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16

supply this week was not up to expectations.
bot mat contained little encouragement for
holders the fact that IL has not
been footing up zig decrease each week for the
past two months l. al unheard Estate OF things
Crop damage g cries have been put entirely IN tne
shade by more exciting news. and. although
number OF sections report the outlook decidedly
unfayorsoe. and there are fears of drouth I'm Cali
forrie, operators pay no attention. Now, the gen
opinion of leading traders Is that for the pres
elt we shall have very nervous and excited mar
ket-ss one broker expressed ii, "a wild deal
with prices fuctualing sharply as cables favor
wa or peace. On such a merket scalpers will be
the only winners. and outsiders operating
small margins will stand q good chance OF being
frozen out upon whichever side trey invest.
Corn Is a. d stand-stiil, sympathfzing but little
IN either the upward or downward movement OF
wheat. There are few who care to sell "short' in
the present condition OF supply and demaa1, and
the probability that breaking roads aud Lace Of
grain in cribs will prevent any large incre .ss in
have gradually loaded up until they have got
about all they can carry. and are waiting for the
stuff TO advance ION Its merits" This makes
trade slow. 1t needs good buying 10 boost the
market, and even tnen the large number of little
"longs" who would drop their grain on any rise
much OF q boom. Yet the market is
regarded as on more Legitimate basis
than any other article and hence is considered the
safest investment.
Provisions have ruled quiet and easy Pork
looks frail, but everybody believes there is Dig
power under ii ready to send prices 'kiting" a
soon as n good force OF bears can be induced TO
sell. When the crowd talked bullish aud believed
prices were going to be marked right up packers
went short and shook tailers out with dollar
drop. Now they are In q position to drive shorts
in as soon as it is made worth their while.
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THE CAKE BgwITCHED HIM.
How a Roidout Man Was Induced to
Elope With Another Mans Wife.

KINGSTON, n. Y. March Ii The sequel to an
Ulster County elopement has attracted much at
tention before the County Court and Court OF Ses-
sions, Judge ". s Kenyon presiding. now sitting
in this city. James Delaney is q cripple and he
USES q crutch. His wife is progressing. A
month or so ago she eloped with young unmar-
ried man named Fox, OF Rondout. They
were arrested in Albany by the polics.
On the return of the pair to Kingston
there was row between the crippled husband
and the man who ran away with his wife, and
Ulster County Jail for assault while Fox went
Free When the case was called In Court the Incl
dents OF the elopement came out, and the com.
plainant, in reply to questions asked by District
Attorney A. L. Clearwater as to the original
cause of the row, answered the question by lay
ing all the blame of the elope nent on the
shoulders OF the woman. Fox ia extenustion of
his conduct, offered the plea that Mrs. Delaney
came 10 the house where he lives shortly before
the eiopement and gave him a piece of
cake. He ate the succulent pastry, and flour
hours aiterward," be declared ~ was 90
crazy didn't know anything, and / couldn't
leave her ten MINUTES. Something made me fol-
low her every len minutes" Another piece OF
cake led 10 the elopement, and still another piece
band. Fox said he bewitched by the cake. He
also said he was In fear OF his I've, II the cripple
was released. Delaney denied Fox's statement
and asserted that Fox "coaxed Mrs. Delaney
away" The testimony created mucD merrimelt
and surprise In court. Fox's people say he has
had an "evil eye on him. aud that with the cake.
over which fncaptstions, they allege, had been
lapcey was discharged at the suggestion OF the
District Attorney.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16

Tslmsge was here On Friday evening.
Professor Downey lectures this afternoon.
Charles Thompson OF ST. Louis. visited this city
last week.
Rev ". F. Walker and wife started for China on
Tuesday morning
c. w. Bennett, late of the DePauw Monthly. was
in the city this week.
DR.. A. A, washburn and lady. OF Attica. visited
lis mother this week.
Judge aayer and daughter, OF Pennsylvania, are
visiting at Or. Martins.
The entire police force OF the city appeared on
parade last Friday afternoon.
The fifteenth recital OF the School OF Music was
given on yesterday afternoon.
On Thurday evening next we are to be enter
tanned by Hon. Belva Lockwood.
The members OF the Episcopal Church have
given Rev. Z. c. Talbot, OF Kansas, call
The entire senior class OF De Paw University.
with the exception of fifty-two members, started
for New Orleans last Tuesday evening.
The Germans OF the junior class gave musical
and dramatic entertainment In Philo Hall on
Monday evening Professor Carl Mintzer aud the
German Quartet furnished the music.
The c. o. Perry prize in Shakesp,re analysis
and defamation will take place to- morrow (nOn.
day. evening. The exercises will be under the
supervision OF Professor F. I. McWhiiher.
The oratorical contest after trotting up TO the
wire several times, nally got the word co. last
Wednesday evening. Only two entries for the
race were made-G0odwin, OF Kentucky and
the start. but down the three-auarter stretch
Goodwin biose, letting BeveridSe win the race oy
one length. Kirkpatrick was starter and Rum
burger marker.