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RUSSIA coNcEDrs NOTHING.

RUSSIA CONCEDf S NOTHING,
New YoRK, April IA London spe.
cial to the Times says the temporary
relief caused by The pacific talk of the
Marquis of Harrington is almost wholly
dissipated by the statement that Russia
comedies no single vital point at issue.
The war preparations are going ahead
as briskly as over, and there is abso-
lutely no occasion 10 count on q peace
full solution.
A MIsCELLASLous BUDGET.
LONDON, April l.--Prirate ST. Pelors-
burg advices say that inc government,
on the advice of The military council
will spare no efforts TO avoid q war,
The Birmingham company, which the
government has purchased, has the
largest rifle factory IN England. II pos
sesses all the patents on Martini Henry
rifles, The company collapsed on TIC
conclusion of the Franco-German wax
The purchase Includes stock of rifles
valued at S7j008). II Is expected several
thousand workmen viii be started di
reetly.
Tits believed that the cabinet council
during tho week viii consider De Gier's
reply.
The ANGER has sout circular 10 al
the governors Of Afghan towns on the
Amur Dana river 90 watch aud report
any Russian movements, especially on
Khoja Salsh, which If oura IN posses
sion of the Russians, would OPsn the
road TO B8lkh auc Cthul,
Polish papers stute that at tocent
banquet 81 Odessa, Russian officers or
dered to join tho Caucasus regiments,
reponded with enthusiasm to the toast,
1.-THE coming war with England"
Bak Murghgb Gdvices mention 81
mors ol attempts by the Russians Co n
tluence the tribes on the frontier liue
into position enabling Russia to claim
roertain spots, Russia 10 rapidly push
ing the canal from Mers 20 the Teiendi
with the object Of supplying the road
with water, for .ho troops moving from
Astobad TO Mers; also Tor the purpose
ofGultivating tue desert.
THE AMriN CONVINCED.
The government hss long dispatches
from butlerin, viceroy Of India, express
sing tho belief that the ameer OF AT
ghaniGton Is now firmly convinced of
Englsnd's good faith, ~
OTTAWA, April l,-At midnight in the
house of commons the minister OF pub.
tic works announced the reception OF
the following telegram from the Indian
agent at B6ttlGloTd:
The Stonies are up in arms and on
their way in. Ali indians are. rising.
Payne aud Applegaftb, Indian farm In
structors, have been killed.
RUssIA's ALLEGED ANSWER.
The Pail Mai! Gazette this afternoon
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MORE RUMoRs ABOUT os1IAN DTGNA.
SuAKGY, April l The report that Os-
man Digna Is in full retreat is confirmed
by several more deserters. All accounts
indicate that Osmau Digna is completely
demOrali2ed, and that he had retired TO
Arkowit. A flag of truce was hoisted
over Hasheen to cover his retreat,
Many tribes are deserving him. Work
on the Berbor railroad has boon re-
sumed,
A detachment Of cavalry was sent ont
this morning to recouuoitre in the
neighborhOod Of Tamai. They found
lanai occupied by large force of the
enemy. The general advance Of the
British forces will begin tomorrow NJ
dsybreak, The troops will stop az the
zereba tomorrow night, and will march
on Tamai Friday morning,
THE ENEMY SUDDENLY APPEARED.
The enemy suddenly appeared to-day
in a large force in the direction OF Han
daub. The men at work on the railway
were rapidly withdrawn.
CANADA NEEDS AID HERSELF.
MONTREAL, April LIT is stated by q
government official who came here from
Ottawa that cable message from Lord
Wolseley has been received by Lord
Lansdowue, asking if be could get one
or two regiments from Canada for SER
vice IN the Soudan.
THE ITALIAN FORCES.
ROME, April IA dispatch TO the
Diero from Massowah says the Italian
forces are preparing to advance to
Koeno,
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BOOTS AVID SHOES
7os ELM STREET
PERSONAL.


The canvass is getting warmer every
minute.
verily tho political pot boiloth ex-
ceodingly.
NJ. Savage, Of Little Rock, is stopping
40 tho Windsor.
II. II. WoOdhnugo OF wills Point, Is
stopping at tho Windsor
d. w. Barnett, Of Colorado City, IT,
registered ut The Windsor,
w. B. Worsham, Of Henrietta, IS a
guest Of the Windsor hotel.
II. Clapp and wife. OF Iowa City, Iowa,
are guests Of tho Windsor hotel.
Richard Flanagan, from tho seventh
ward, was in the city yesterday.
o. p, Wood and wife, OF Wichita Falls,
are guests Of the Grand Windsor.
Charles z. Goodnight, of Paloduro,
Texas, Is stopping at the Windsor.
w. III. Halo and wife, OF Midlothian,
are registered at the Windsor hotel.
The collector cleared tho streets Of q
number Of politicians" yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Grunowald, losseo of the
Dallas opera-houso, left last evening for
Galveston.
Mr.. @. @. Mitchell, oc Fort Worth, Is
on his first visit TO this metropolis. He
is greatly impressed.
Prof M. Savage, representing Van
Antwerp, Bragg Il Co., Of Cincinnati, Is
at tho Grand-Windsor.
Henry II. Keolor, general manager of
Borden, Selleck ~ Co., of 81. Louis, Is n
guest of the Grand Windsor.
NJ. ID - II. iii
leave to-day for visit TO the exposition
and to other points of interest.
Alex. Friend, and old time resident,
late of Kansas City, has returned to
Dallas, and will make this city his flu
ture home.
Charles W. Buck, of Midway, Ken
lucky, who has been appointed minister
TO Peru, is nephew Of Dir. w. II. SUIT
ton, of this city.
Yank Adams, the renowned digital
billiardist, and a p rsonal friend of Mr..
George LOOMS, will arrive in the city
Sunday from New York.
Hon. II. s. Kimbrough, our represent
atiye in the legislature, and Mr.. Charles
IL, Martin, correspondent of the HER.
AID, arrived home last evening from
Austin.
Mr.. Luck aud daughter, OF Eaglo
Ford, accompanied by G. II. Hale and
Mamie Coleman, of Dallas, leave this
morning by tho Central for tho New OF.
leans exposition.
Miss Rosa McGeehe, of Como, Mlssi
sippi, who has Deen visiting tho famil
of Col, Robert Gibson, OF this city, fof
several months, and who Is one OF TIE
most accomplished and charming ladies
who over grdced the society circles of
Dallas LETT yesterday morning for her
home, promising, however, 10 return
soon again to gladden. the hearts oil her
friends in Dallas,
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FERRY's UNDESIRABLE SITUATION

FERRY's UNDESIRABLE SITUATION.
LONDON, April 1.-The Paris cores.
pondent of the Times says the ma
jority against Ferry consisted of go Re
publicsus and So Reacdonarios. The
minority was madeup mostlyoi Orlean-
lists. Great opposition was manifested
against the old ministers taking office
in the new cabinet. De Froycinet's
task is difficult one. The chamber
has not tho clements of a working ma.
tority. The dissolution will give
France parliament able to legislate
and a cabinet competent TO guard its
force. The aaim0sity against Ferry
continues at its height, but tho crowds
in tho streets are calmer.
AN ACCEPTANCE.
A dispatch from Paris received here
this morning, reports that DeFreycinot
has now accepted PresidentGrevy's offer
and will form cabinet Immediately.
a CHEERLEss OUTLOOK,
A dispatch, dated Hanoi, this morn
ing, states that the situation of
the French army is critical. A
large Chinese force, under European
leaders, the dispatch says, is endeavor-
ing to cut Off the French, Gen Negrior
has arrived at Hanoi, lie is making
good progress toward recovery from
his wound. The people at Hanoi are
calm.
THE FRENCH POSITION PRECARIOUs.
Hone KONG, April 1.-The position Of
the French at Chu Is extremely proca-
rious. Gen. Nogrler's wound has as
sumed dangerous character. The
recaptnre of Lang Son will be- difficult,
ii not impossible, until next year.
OPINION AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, April 1.-The Chinese ON
bassy al this post thinks a change of
ministry az Paris will induce tho Chi
neso government TO ronBw serious no.
gotiauous for peace between France and
| China.
PAR1s, April l.-Gen. DeI4isle tel
egraphs from Hanoi, under date
OF yesterday: cater fresh en-.
counter with the enemy at Dong
Dong yesterday Gen. Harbingor cOntin-
usd his retreat In good order. Gen. Ne
grier'5 present condition is favorable.
After seeing him | hope to Join the
second brigade in defense OF the rivers,
De FreYcinet has resumed his task Of
forming the new ministry. Ho expects
TO conclude tho work tomorrow. 10 is
now stated that De Freycinet will act
as minister OF the interior in the new
cabinet, and that the post Of minister OF
/ foreign affairs, which had been ocCu
pied by Ferry, will DO filed by
/ the present French ambassador to Ger.
many, Baron De Courcello.
| UARRASsEp BY THE HEATHEN,
| The war Office has received q dispatch
| from Gen. Delisle, commander OF tho
| French forces IN Tonquin, stating That
the Chinese, in largo numbers, are con
! tinually harrassing tho French troops
| In their retreat from Lang Son.
E5The government has chartered On,
| steamships Canada and Labrador OF Che
Frouch line, plying between uayro unc
/ New York, for use I'm Transporting
/ troops TO Touqujn,
| IN IMPORTANT III PATCH
Mr.. Ferry 10 day handed PresidcuO
Grovy dispatch, which had just been
received, stating that the Chinese
government had accepted Ferry's pro
posals for peace and wished 20 fix q
| date for tho evacuation Of the positions
now occupied by the Chinese
| Tho dispatch was dated subsequent Ia
/ the defeat Of the FTonch force AZ Lang
/ Son.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKET.

NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, April L--Coflee Spot fair;
Rio hrm SI5GS,SI&: options a shade higher,
but quiet, closing weak; No. Rio, spot;
% sales, 500 bags; APRIL 1850; May, 7i0;
June, I 5D July, Tb5d78J.
Sugar-hetined dull; of A, 8 SIG; standard
a, 81; granulOted, 6 10 10.
Molasses steady 1870 for 80 test.
Rice d m and In moderate demand.
Tallow dull; easy
Rosln steady.
Turpentlne weaker; 3lL.
Wool dull; domestic fleece, 2G(gS7; pulled,
liq80; Texas, 1919.
Pork duh; spot, 1900.
Beef steady.
Lard opened weak; later advanced 2 to 8
points, closing lrm; spot, 7l2<g7l5; April,
O5gT 10, May, 7.lstiI H.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 1.-The Drovcrs' Journal
reports.
Cettle-Receipls, 0,GOO; market slow and
weak; loo TO 200 pound steers, i.20y9l00;
100 TO 1850 pounds, 4.95G5.30; 1850 TO 1864
pounds, $40 1850; canning and butcherlnq
stock, 2iO9i.50; stockers and feeders, 3.8O,d
4.S0; Texans, i.00G500 ~, :,
Hogs Receipts, 10 900; market opened d
cents lower, but closed strong; 4.2O9f.65.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; market slow; In.
ferior, 25OGs.0o; medium, 8.50(93.75; good, 500
S495; choice, i.So9475; lambs, 45o95.OO.
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AT THE ST. GEORGE.

CT Lutz, city; II Jackson, Kemptoni
j w Cassen, Cincinnati; w IL Winfield
aud son, Wabash; Il Il Wright, oswego
Kansas; j NJ McCammon, city; A Crit.
fifth, Dantoni w A Baird, Valley Wow
d NJ Butler, Mountain Springs; s ]
Betting, Wise county; Laing, Woath.
erfordi l. Roberts and son, Baird; A
Jones and son, Chicago; @ Gallmay
Kildare; Mrs Il E Randall and child
Alyarado; p Q Chambers, Cleburne, Il
Il A Brem, II Blasara, p Bernsan
Atoka, /. T.; Thos T Thornton, st. Louis
J. ID Atkerson. Mckinney; viii Rash,
y Jenkins, Black Jack; Ii b Allen,
Limestone county; II Ornslott, Hub.
bard John s Andrews, Fort Worth; II
A Jeffress, A w Gray aud lady, Colo.
RADIO City; Geo w Purvev and 'daugh-
ter, Big Springs; A Parks, waxa.
hachie; Frank Wilbrink, Guide; w
Poindexter, Cleburne; Joe II Moifett,
Lancasteri Sam g Taylor, Dentsn;
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states that Russia's answer TO highlands
proposals ON the Afghan question
amounts to cordial acceptance of the
proposals as made by Granville, the
Bnlsh foreign minister. The Gazette
says Russia consents to accent rs de-
batable territory tho zone laid out as
such by England and accepts the prin-
c,iple that the frontier line shall not be
drawn further south than Karezelias
and Chamenibeid, or further north than
Sherkepe and Sarayazi. This leaves
as the only point still to be- discussed,
the Russian suggestion that it would be
more practical If the zone of survey
oVerlapped the roughly defined zone of
debatable land in order to allow for
Typographical and ethnographical con-
ditions no. expected. This suggested ex-
tension Of the zone of survey, as it
would carry the zone to the south OF
the boundary line run by NJ. I,essar,
the Russian commissioner appointed 10
meet Sir Peter Lumsden, the British
commissioner, to arrange the Afghan
boundary. may yet provo serious
enough, the Gazette. thinks, to cause
further difficulty.
AN OFFER FOR THE ESNIERALDA.
VALPARAISO, April lit ia rumored
here that the British government has
made an offer to buy the man.of-war
Esmeralda from the Chiliau govern
ment.
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Tho Burning of Colon.

PANAMA, April Recommendations
with Colon are re opened. Tho force
dispatched from here attacked Preston
on tho ovou,ug Of tho SOth aud drove Ia
the small uutpusts. On the morning OF
tho 3lst fight in the town Of Colon Me-
gan. Heavy firing with artillery on
sued. In the midst Of tha combat
fire broke cut from sOmO unknown
cause. Gen. Preston, finding defeat
was inevitable, fed, while his men were
captured and killed. The town was en-
tirely consumed, except aiow buildings
of the Panama Railroad company, ON
the north beach. All the piers nre
burned save those OF the Pacific Mall
company. The books OF the railway
company are lost. Tho PGusma
Canal company saved their books aud
100000 in specie. Th2 now town
OF Christopher Columbus was un-
touched The misery rnd suffering
among the people il intense. All tho
cars on the tracks were burned ana
there is no water and no food. Three
cara loaded with provisions for TIE re-
lief of tho sufferers at Colon leave nero
Tonight. Much excitement OK lists as
many are utterly ruined. All lSqoiet
at Panama. Gen. Aizpuru will dis.
patch troops to hold Colon and prevent
expected pillage.
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The Governor Presented with dun.

Tho pistol sent Mr.. II, s. Kimbrough,
our representative in the Legislature, by
his friends to protect the honor OF Dal-
las county during the Legislative war,
was presented by him to his excellency,
Gov. Ireland, and the following is his
reply acknowledging the receipt of the
same.
AUSTIN, April l-Hon. II. l. Kimbrough
Dallas.
DEAR SIR:-I am, this morning, in re-.
oeipt of your note, written on pro
sentation card, to you from your admir-.
ing friends in Dallas, together with the
small ordinance sent from Dallas. You
good intentions are beyond question
but why you should never have taken
this kindly precautlon for my safety
until the enemy had fled, is not 80 clear
Nevertheless, shall make IL the neu
cleus of an armory, and in time of peace
prepare for war. Assure your friends
in Dallas that | will take especial care
OF tho gun, notwithstanding it Is the
LIST Of April. Yours truly,
JOHN IRELAND,
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Mexican Matters.

CRY or MEX1co, April IA petition
with 500 signatures has been presented
to tho legislature of San Luis
Potosi, asking that the late
gubernatorial election be de-
clared void. The governor elected
was Gen. Carlos Diez Gutierrez, late
secretary Of tho interior and friend of
eX-Presidont Gonzales. His brother
was governor before him ana tho family
Is not popular in the state.
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From hieGregor.

McGREGoR, April l.-[Special. MIR.
Il. s. Davis, aged about 2s years, died
yesterday evening, at $3.50 O'clock, of
pneumonia. Mr., Davis was a promi-
mont member of the !. o. o. Y. lodge at
this place. He leaves wife and sew
eru small children and a host OF
friends.
The primary election for postmaster
comos oif next Saturday. The canvass
Is getting very warm,
There ars 9 gontlomon and 3 ladies
candidates.
Mr.. Q. j. Bourne lost both of his
children, aged about 3 and u years re-
speo,ively. MIR. Bourne has boon worry
fortunate, having lost sevon children,
ull OF whom died in early childhood.
Mr.. @. ID. Nelf, living three milos out
Of town, died II few days ago of pneu-
monia. Mr.. Neif was ut ono time en-
gagged in the livery stable business here,
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-The following
dispatch from Commander Kane, of the
Galena, has just been received by the
Secretary of the navy:
"Aspinwall is in ashes. Burnt by in
surgents to escape capture by govern
mont corps. The Pacifl Mai, dock and
the Panama railroad property on the
north end OF tho island and the canal
property at Crispal are the only build
ings saved. The shipping is safe.
have all my force on shore protecting
property. My ship il crowded with
refugees. Thousands are destitute and
without shelteru
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There are many cheap cosmetics
offered for sale, which claim to contain
nothing injurious to tho skin. This Is
all bosh, all, or very nearly all arc COM
pounded from tho most deleterious and
poisonous drugs in tho materia medica
They destroy tho vitality of tho skin,
making tho consumer prematurely
witherod and old. j. A. Pozzoni guar
antees his medioatod complexion pow
der entirely free from all injurious mat
ner. Use none other and you will
never regret. Price so cents and 81. 90
per box. Sold by all druggists and por-
Inmnr9.
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PnrIs PnInis.

PARIS, April l.--lspecial. lThe pastors
Of the different churches will conduct
an Easter service on Friday morning at
II o'clock.
Charlie Scott, who escaped from
Deputy John X. Hunter, has been
caught by Constable Ayres at Cisco.
A special vonire of fifty mon was or
derod yesterday in the district court In
the case Of Tom Lacy charged with muir
der. The case Ia set for April 80.
The court is occupied with tho civil
docket this week.
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There Will be public speaking under
the auspices of tho Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, of the city of Dallas, as
follows, viz;
Thursday, April 2, Mayors garden.
Saturday, April 4, corner Main and
Murphy and union depot.
Monday, April 9, corner Main and
Austin streets and union depot.
Speaking win commence al s o'clock
p. m. By order of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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Notice to Commercial Travellers.
GARRETT STATION, TEXAS, The Ken
nedy house Is now open for the accom-
mediation OF tho travelling public and is
presided over by Mrs. Kennedy. The
house has been entirely rehtted with
new furniture and the rooms we'll car
peted. The table IL supplied with every
dellcacy the country affords. One trial
will fully convince you that no house in
the state sets a better table. Be happy
TO have my old patrons,
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About Pnhlic Lnnda.

WASHINGTON, April l.-Commissloner
Sparks, Of the land Office, has made an
order that no cases hereto
fore made speclal shall be acted
upon until thoy have been reached in
the regular order of examination. This
order does not include cases already
approved for patent and in such cases
patents may issue.
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Queen yIctorIn and party.

PARIS, April l,-Queen Victoria and
Princess Beatrice arrived at Allies.
Bainos to-day. Tho depot was hand
somely decorated in their honor. As had
been arranged by NJ, Ferry; guard OF
honor composed of dragons and the
Partisan Gardo Mobile, met her majesty
at the station and acted as an escort for
the royal party. In accordance with
tho special request of the queen, her ar
rival at the station and departure
thence were allowed to DO made quietly
without ceremony.
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Tho "Glass.ERter" "ParalyEes" Temple
TEMPLEJUNcTloN, Aprill.--tSpecial.l
The glass. eating negro has been eat
ing glass on the streets to-day, and
leetured tonight. He Ia wonder, and
is followed by crowds of small boys and
colored people.
Tyo new stores opened here to.dry.
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Rismnrnl,,a birthday.

BERLIN, April This being tho 10th
anniversary of Bismarck's birthday, the
day is being celebrated throughout the
empire as holiday Of extraordinary In
terest. The emperor and his son, the
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Pleased over Lang's Appointment.

MARLIN, April l.-[special. THE APP
pointment of w. w. Lang, of this place,
as consul resident mt Hamburg, gives
great satisfaction 10 his friends. He
has resided thore tho past four years
and 1t Is in every respect a worthy APP
DDintment
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n MR THAN EwEpl

OF u
as a' E 20" PRioEs oa steu Al our s
stt
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s-rn
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4 strike.

LONDON, April l.-Twenty-hve thou
sand colliers went out on strike to-day
against a ~ per cent, reduction in
wages ordered into operation to-day by
tho Yorkshire min0 owners.
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MARSHALL, April l.-Lspecial. THE
Pearson revival meeting closed last
night. Aftey two weeks rest he will
open up In Fort Worth.
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-The president
to-day sent the following nominations
TO tho senate.
A. Leo Knott, of Maryland, to DO Soc
ond assistant postmaster-ge general.
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Summer Normal school

There will be meeting of teachers
this Thursday eyoning at the Grove
School TO take action in regard to So
curing the Normal school at Dallas this
summer. Let all interested attend.
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FLoTsAAI.
The weather continues spring.jiko.

the weather continues spring.Iike.
EVERY first-cass dealer sells Opera
Puff Cigarettes. WIN not stick to the
lips.
Two painters fell from scaffold on
Elm street near market street, las
evening, sustaining slight, though no
serious Injuries.
The martins have arrived and can
make more unnecessary noise early nth
morning than any bird, no matter no
bright his plumage.
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LadiesI Physicians and chemlsta
have analysed Pozzoni's indicated
complexion powder and recommended
Us use TO their wives and lady friends.
What better could DO said of it.
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Clevelnnd,e Flno stnrt.

LONDON, April. l.-2;3O p. m.-Consuls
for money, " lj.l6; for accounts, 0SH.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
7as ~ eTnEET.

II Rocllmsn, Gulf, Colorado q Santa
Fe; w Il MCGOWAN, Austin; J Ken
drlck, r Z Shelton, Plano; Il A Brown,
Fort Worth; Mrs Williams and children
Pilot Point; o X Simmons, Texas; G. q
Mountcastle, Mcliinneyj b w Smith,
Terrell;
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
Cooper Mott, sherman; II b Burr,
City; w B Worsham, Honriotta; G q
Alder8ton, Galvesto1 j M West, Waco;
II Maokville, Kansas City; Francis
Granger, Fort Worth; w Il Hale and
wife, Midlothian; Mrs o Il Olmstead,
| Big Sandy; Il Clapp and wife, Iowa
! City, Iowa; II u Woodhouse, o HirsJh-
borg, Wills Point; A b Tilton, Danville,
! Illinois; III II Dawson Denton; ii @
Withers, Austin;C Il Staloy, Barnar d
| Baar, w A Gtubbs, j II Dillard, T. IL
| Young, Sc Louis; a III
Stuart, Cityj NJ. Savage, Little Rock; o
p Wood and wife, Wichita Falls;
l. r Dyer and wife, Clarendon, Texas;
Chas Goodnight, Paloduro, Texas; ID W
Barnett, Colorado, Texas; Mrs DR. Kel-
| ", Whitesboro; Mr., Matte Solure,
WhitesborO; Il A Kaiser, Chicago; II X
Smith, Jas Elder, New York; A V Bill
lott, Philadelphia; d d Falrchild, Waco |;
Jas NJ Steere, Dallas; Thos p Deland, jr !,
Boston; Chas A Fisher, Calvert; VIM
Enders, 81 Louis; Mrs X Gonzales,
Gainesville; Chas D Wolf, New Orleans;
A b Coombs, city; w A Briggs, Waxa-
hachiei j l. Brigham, Abbott, Texas.