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BUSINESS BUDGET.
RAILWAY NEWS AND FAlLvP.ss.
Freight Business Demoralized-Tf. Share
Market Buying for Out of Town
Accountable War Nova
Causes Activity In Stocks.
Tone of the stock Market.

New YORK, April 20.--Government
bonds strong and unchanged. There
were sales of AZ per cent. coupons at
ll211, and the AS at 1918 to l22.
The railway bond market was quiet
State bonds strong.
The stock market was irregular at the
opening, but Immediately developed
considerable strength, and prices con-
tinued strong throughout the forenoon
for everything on the active list except
st. Paul. Leading houses reported good
buying orders from out of town, at Sat
urday's closing prices. The early
weakness in st. Paul OK
tended aboCt mid day to the
other granger stocks, the decline follow
ing rumors that there was serious
trouble among the railroads west of
Chicago, and that rates had been heav-
lily cut. These reports were soon con-
tradicted. From that time till the close
of the board it was flooded with con.
flirting rumors in regard TO the situs-
ton, all admitting, however, that the
cago and Council Bluffs is
thoroughly demoralized. The weakness
in Changers soon extended to the re-
mainder Of the list, but the declines
which followed, were only fractional.
Support again came from the friends of
the different stocks, and they were aid
ing in bringing about reaction 10y dis
patches from Europe, saying that the
Russian government had greatly in
creased its demand in regard to the AZ
CHAN boundary, and that the outlook for
war was again much more threatening.
The recovery was sufficient to carry the
prices of nearly all the active stocks
above tho opening quotations, and the
market finally closed about steady
at an advance Of H@T per cent,
for most of tho active list, al.
though ST. Paul is up only 4,
and Lackawanna lost "a. All the Gould
stocks, except ManhatJon consolidated,
are H@H higher than at tho close last
week, while Union Pacific shows gain
of ~. 1t is stated that all the litiga-
tions connected with the Missouri Pa
cific properties were sci tied to-day, To.
tai sales foot up 234, 346 shares, but of the
business AZ per cent. consisted of
trading in st. Paul and Union Pacific,
while 81 per cent. OF the days
business was made up of transactions of
the two stocks mentioned and In LaCka-
wanna, Northwestern, Pacific Mail and
Lake Shore. The Vanderbilts were
very quiet and show fractional gains this
evening. Lackawauna remained about
steady in the forenoon, broke in the
evening and was quiet in the last hour
at l05@l0536. Pacific Mail assumed a
secondary place on the list in the fore.
noon. AT the general break later in the
day it fell 2 or 3 per cent, but closed at a
gain OF Is per cent,
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Hotel Arrivals.
AT THE ST GEORGE.


A G Beaver, Texas; A Williams, Big
Sandy, Texas; A Gardiner, Mexia;
VIM Gleason, Bryan; II 7 Hardin, Ter
rell; A Calhoun, Terrell; S Ii Miliiken,
Weatherford; e G. Marsalls, / G White,
Sam Ayers, Dallas; J r Nolen, w II
Claude, Texas; ] b White, Lancaster;
S Ii Clement, Fort Worth; John Rati-
can, Lampasas; # Ii Ayers, Temple;
j w Embree, Bolton; S w Ferguson,
city; j Lang, Weathertord; Nj w
Parker, st Louis; Brand Holt, Georgia;
w III McCallum and wife, Argyle; Chas
Il Brown, Waxahachie; Whitney,
Chicago; @ w Gibson, III w Goaber
Waxahachie; l Blakey, Ennis; Thos
Uhl and wife Dallas county; w w Pur,
inton, Henrietta; Geo M Whurton Chi
cago; @ 4 Addison, Chicego; c c Will
son, II Nj McChing, A Drew, Terrell; N
X Grier, Marshall; ii Manning, Nash
ville;J b Mcclellan, Clarendon, Texas
g IL TOliver, Stephensville; j q Ricketl
and wife, Lisbon, Texas.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
| Cooper Mott, sherman; l. r Green
Boston; Jas Pfouts city; Henry Warren
Weatheford; e + lizard, Henrietta; j
Stern, New York; Volney Hall, Mar
shall; II G Lowe, Robert Smith, Calves
tor; L Jones, l. A Louglv, city; {
Hazlewood and wife, Carthage, Texas
$ A Pace, Corsicana; A Childress
Terrell; Will Gleason, Bryan; w Re
mis-, Baltimore; @ u Connellee, East
land; q NJ Beaver, Alvarado; o ]
Coons, Lincoln, Nebraska; Rober
Brewster, b A Bolts and servant, Hous
ton; II Britton, II G Brown, Sherman
II II Roy, Springfield, Ohio; G Il DIN
sted, city; Il B Dana, DR. Burnet an
family, Sam Il McNutt, New York;
NJ Tourney, Quitman, Teqas; G Whit
ney, Chicago; DR. NJ p Harris, Baltimor
Jno O'Neil, Lavacca, Texas; NJ Il Han
cock, GEORGIA; Ben Hurst, st Louis
Mrs w d Heyer, Miss NJ l. Heyer, Lou
lsiana; Q w Gibson, Waxahachie; Go
M Gill, Chicago; $ X Davis, Cincir
malta Il Black, Austin; w Q BelcheI
Georgetown; II Van Wrinkle, Atlantis
; A Riminant and wife Texarkana; Mis-
J Godfrey, Miss Logan, Paris, Texas;
l. Griffin, Texas.
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Railroad News.
THs MEXICAN CENTRAL.


CITY o. MEXICO, April 2O.-The COM
mission appointed by the governmerI 1t
TO revise the provision tariff and clAsai.
iication rate of the Mexican Central
Railway company, has accepted the
new tariff proposed by the company,
which is perfectly satisfactory to the
commission. 1t now goes % the secre-
tary of public works for bis approval,
which is merely matter Of form, mas
much as tho commission is satisfied.
II approved, it will probably take effect
June |. This means decided victory
for the management OF tho Central
Railroad company and defeat to the
Vera Cruz and European interests.
MIssIssIPPI's POSITIVE POSITION.
JACKSON, April 2O.-The supreme
court OF Mississippi to-day decided that
the railroad commission created by the
last legislature was legal tribunal
The court practically holds that every
railway train, from the time 1t enters
until It leaves the state, IL within the
taxing power and police regulation Of
the state exclusively, and not OF the
general government.
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Against Texas Cattle.

KANSAS CITY, April 2O.-A committee
representing Ave cattle associations, the
Panhandle, Western ond Arapohac and
the Bent county, Colorado,
associations, met here to-day
and adopted resolutions protesting
for safeguard from Texas fever
against the Introduction into their ter
ritory of cattle from that part of
Texas south and cast of the line adopted
by the Panhandle association in con.
ventlon on the 18th inst. While depre-
eating the use of force, they declare that
self.preservation compels them, by all
legal ana necessary means, 80 resist the
holding of any such cattle on their
ranges or grazing on ranges along the
trail,
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iea ELM sTREET.
Gukg, eoIoRADoa SANTA FEE RAIL.



GALVESTON, TEXAS, April 7, 1881
Notice Is hereby given that the Board OF
Directors of said Railway Company have
called meeting of all the Stockholders OF
said Company, TO be held a. It's office, In the
city OF Galveston, Texas, on the 18th day OF
June, 1850, at IL O'Clock noon, Tor the pu pose
OF considering and determ ming M TO ihe me-
cessity for constructing improving and oper-
ating It's railway by the Issuance, sale ana
disposal OF Second Mortgage Bonds OF said
Company, OF the denomination OF one thou
sand dollars each, TO an amount not 10 exceed
eight thousand dollars per mile, on the main
track ofsald Companye Railway, CONSTRUCT
ed, acquired or 10 be constructed or acquired,
and all branch lines ofsaid railway.
Said Bonds TO he dated April !, 1875. and
payable on the first day ofOcfober, ln22, aud
bear interest at TIVE rate OF per cent per an
mum, payable seml-annual y, on the first
days OF October and OF April In each ear, In
the city of Now York, and thu payment
ihereofto be secured by deed OF trust and
mo rtgage upon the franchise Of the Com
pany, and the property OF the Company used
In the management and operation OF its
road. The said bonds and deeus OF trust 10
be In lieu OF and q substitute for the second
mortgage bonds and trust decd and mort
gage which were authorized 10 be Issued and
executed by the Stockholders nj a meeting
held On the hrst day Of August, 1888.
WATERS : DAVIS, Secretary.
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Mas. E. RAasDALE RoeERs

Mrs. T.. RAGsDALE Rooms
Il Austin Statesman, April 18th.
The musical Entertainment at the gov
ernor's mansion last night, given by the
governor in honor of Mrs. II. r. Rogers,
was one OF the most elegant affairs ever
given in the city. About 200 invited
guests We're present, among whom were
the chief Justice and Judges of tho SUI
preme court, the judges of the commits
sion of appeals and court of appeals, and
the heads of the various state depart
ments. Mrs. Rogers voice seemed at its
pest, and her selections were rendered
III manner at once surprising and
pleasing to all, showing her thorough
training at the Boston conservatory,
Mrs. Croker, Mrs. Lane and Miss Odom
alternately presided at the piano, which
IN itself was 3 guarantee of success.
Mrs. Carpenter, the governors daugh.
ter, did the honors of the mansion. Miss
Mathis added to the occasion by sing
ing several beautiful songs. Refresh
ments were served at late hour, and
the guests departed about midnight for
their homes, happy and we'll pleased
lAustln Statesman, April 10,
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To-NI6HTs RECEPTION

At the Governors Manslon-Briilinnt
Musical Entertainment.
!. The following correspondence in re-
ation to complimentary musicale
4. has passed between Gov. Ireland and
Mrs, +. r. Rogers, by which 1t will be
sseen the governor, recognizing the su'
perior musical talent of Mrs. Rogers,
has rendered her reception at the man
sion tonight.
The governors letter was accompa.
MED by one from bis daughter Mrs.
Carpenter, requesting her acceptance
Of the invitation.
With Mrs. Carpenter to preside gen.
orally over the reception, and the as
slstance of such musical celebrities as
Mrs. Croker, Mrs.. Lane and Miss
Odom, IL is safe 10 say that the enter
tainment will be success.
Executive Oaice, State OF Texas, Austin,
April 10, 1885.
Mrs. Il. Ragsdale Rogers: Recognlz.
ing the high cultivation TO which your
voice has attained during your studies
at the Conservatory of Music In Bos.
ton" and desiring 10 bring into notice
the superior talent of one of the daugh.
tiers OF Texas. Il wonld give me pleasure
as governor OF our great state, to have 9
musical entertainment at the execu
tive mansion, on next "Wednesday
evening, April 10, at which would bt
pleased TO have you presite.
have consulted with Mrs. CrooSer
Mrs, Lane and Miss odom, who have
kindly. consented 10 be present and dc
all in their power TO assist In maliinl
the entertainment n success.
i Awaiting your reply, am
Your obediant servant,
JNo. IRELAND.
The following Is Mrs. Rogers replv
Georgetown, Texas, April ~. 1855. To Hon
John Ireland, Governor OF Texas.
Your letter containing invitation I,
preside at musicale on wodnesda,
q evening, at the executive mansion, hai
been received, and assure yen that
recognizing the spirit in which Il wa
given, IL affords me uubounded Joy ;,
express my appreciation OF the disiin
Kuiahed honor conferred upon me, ans
II will be my greatest pleasure 10 b,
present and participate In the enjoy
mont OF the occasion, together with m,
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A Cadet from Tvior.

HENDERSON, April 2O,--[Special.l-
Smith s. Johnson, of Tyler, the success
full competitor for the United States
naval academy, yesterday received his
appointment from Congressman Jones,
and will leave for Annapolis in few
days. The position was holly contested
for by four applicants. Mr.. johnson is
a young man OF bright promise.
The weather is fine aud crop prospects
good,
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Texas Patents.

S.A. Hsseltine g. Bro, patent solicit
tors, Springfield Missouri, send us the
following list of patents issued to clti-
zens of Texas during the past week;
w. p. Beach, El Paso, cartridge belt;
j. w. Galway, Temple, doot-sheck
+. w. Carter, Morgan, teat-tender;J. II.
& III. j. kimbro, George town, plane;J /.
Sherdinko, New Braun,els rotary force
pump; Il. Il. Williams, Dallas, bag crack.
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Turkey.

THIS SETTLES ENeLAND's FIGHTING,
VARNA, April 2O.-The port has re-
piled to England thatin the event OF WE
between England and Russia Turkey
will remain neutral and close the
Dsrdenelles and Bosphorus TO men OF
war. Notice of this decision has been
sent by the porte TO foreign ambasss.
doris at Constantinople,
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7Os ELM STREET.
Loss and Gain,
CHAPTER I.
~ was taken sick a year ago
with hiliOuQ foynf.fi

CHAPTER |,
81 was taken sick a year ago
With bilious fever''
My doctor pronounced me cured, but
got sick again, with terrible pains in
my back and sides, and got so bad i
Could not novel
/ shrunkl
From 22S lbs. tol20 / had been Doctor
ing for my liver, but Il did me no good.
did not expect to live more than three
months. / began to use Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned, my
pains lett me, my entire
by magic, aud after using several
bottles, am not only sound as SOW
reign, but weigh more than l did be-
fore. To Hop Bitters l owe my life."
r. FITZPATRICK.
Dublin, June Q, 'Sl.
CHAPTER III.
"Malden, Mass. Feb. / 1880. Gentlemen
suffered with attacks of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years In
the most terrible and excruciating man
ner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure, until fused Hop Bitters.
1.-THE first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me as we'll and
strong as when child,
sand have been so to this day."
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with serious
"Kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by Boston's bost physi-
clans
favourable Y
Seven bottles of your Bitters cured
him and know of the
olives of eight persons
In my neighborhood that have been
saved by your Bitters,
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
"They almost
Do miracles.w Mrs. Il. ID. Slack.
How TO GET SIcK.- Expose yourself day
and night; eat too much without exercise
work too hard without rest; doctor all IN,
timo; take all the vile nostrums advertised
and then you will want 20 know how 20 ge
well, which is answered In three words
Take Hop Bittersi
DD-None genuine without bunch o
green Hops on the white label. Shun all Oh,
vile poisonous stuff with "Hop" or Hops
| In their name.
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AUSTIN, April 90 Especial. Tho
commission of appeals reported to the
supreme court TO be affirmed;
Delk VS.. Punchard, from Hill.
Sinclair & Ravey w. Stanley, from
Galveston.
wiedenaurs vs.. tho State, from
Burnet,
West OF al. vs.. Shelly, from Romglo.
Grabenheimer vs. Rindskon, from
HOustnu.
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The Bon.Ton Ice Iorenm parIor.

Dallas has now a first,class ice cream
parlor, whore ladies and gentlemen will
have everything neat, beautiful and
clean. Tobolowsky Bros, 6O3Main street
in connection with their elegant confec-
tionery, fruit and soda water store, have
htted up the most beautiful and tasty
room for their ice cream trade ever seen
in the city and their cream cannot be
aurDnggOd
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Tammnnr,s saohcm. oho.on.

New York, April 2O.--At the election
Of the Tammany society to night there
was no opposition and the following
ticket was Elected:
Sachems-John Kelly, John Mo.
Quade, John j. German, Hugh p.
Grant, r. Henry Dugro, James a..
Siovin, Nathaniel Jarvis, IT,, Richard
Cooker, Jamea A. FlRck, Horny A.
Gumbleton, Charles Wild, William r.
Kirk and Joel q. Stevens.
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Canada.
GRAVE MII1rfRY CHARGES.

GRAVE MILITARY CHARGES.
TORONTO, April 2O.-Sergeant Nielsen,
of the Grenadiers, who has Just returned
from the northwest, invaded, makes
most serious charges against
the officers and men of tho
sixty-flfth battalion, including
drunkenness, larceny and mutiny. He
also makes grave charges of cruelty
against Col. 0'Brien. The matter has
created great indignation here.
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Annie Boardman, little girl, while
on her way TO school, fell at the corner
OF Commerce and Houston streets yes.
to-day morning from sudden dizziness.
she was conveyed TO her home, 2Os
was improving. -
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Dairy and Gnrden ror Ron.

Two acres of ground, splendid water,
good cottage; barn, and other out build
ingsi two aud one half miles southeast
OF the courthouse.
Apply TO J. :. Daugherty, Merchants
Exchange Dallas.
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spaIn.
HOW IT HAPPENED,

HUW 1T HATITNEWs
MADRID, April 2O.-Early on Sunday
morning the telegraph wires between
Madrid and Saragossa were cut by some
unknown persons, This gave rise 10
the rumors OF military outbreak,
which the official papers affirm were un
founded,
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Tho Soudan.
ArALE roR rHE MARINEs.

lain AoN Inn MAhANhH'
SUAKIM, April 2O.-A bazaar rumor
is current here to tho effect that osman
Digna has been killed by his own fol-
lowers,
THE ITALIANS ADvANCING.
DoNGoLA, April 20.-Natives ar
rived here say that the
Italians have advanced from
Massowah in the direction OF Kassala,
Arabs along tho White Nile about
Khartoum arealso reported as destroy.
ing I'll Mahdi and the latter as plum
dering all the villages and towns worth
robbing.
A REVOLT AT BERBER REPORTED.
CAIRO, April Cot is reported tina.
Berber Ia in open rebellion against III
Mahdi. Tho result Of quarrel about
the treasury.
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Aui.tnric oase upl

WASHINGTON, Agrll 9o.-Ths trial Of
William Dickson, foreman Of the jury
which was known as the iirst star-route
trial, indicted for corruption by endoav-
oring 10 influence jurors, was begun in
the criminal court to-day.
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Elegant large Chromos, including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape and Marine
Views, ut 70 Q. TO 81 each at
HAMILTON Il YouNa's,
61B Kim street.
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SUPPLEMENTARY FOREIGN.

PEACE WITH JAPAN

SHAEaHAI, April 2O.-A protocol has
been signed FOR the withdrawal Of the
Chinese and Japanese troops from
Corea. Japan valves her claim to an
indemnity.
HEAVY FIGHTING IN roNoUIN.
that there has been severe fighting In
western Tonquin, between the French
and Chinese troops. Ghe Chinese claim
to have been victorious, but admit that
they suffered heavy losses.
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Notice to Com mercia, rrayelers.

recently been opened by q. G. Tillman,
an old hotel man, who promises TO give
satisfaction in every respect. Good
sample rooms. Charges 81 per day.
Table supplied with the best the mar
ket affords. Ample accommodation for
all.
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Failures.
AT ST. LOUIS,

ST., LOUIS, April OR. r. Foster &
Co., teas, made confession of judg-
ments to-day aggregating $2G,32S. Fos-
tor also disposed of his individual prop
artV
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NEW YORK DENTAL ASSOCIATION

Ri D. p President and Mana
man puon & their beauty
in
York Teeth filled aud extracted absolutely without
OFFICE ROOMS
Street Dn1as Texas
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Book Given Away.

Send your namo and address for our
illustrated catalogue, q book OF over 80
pages MENKEN Bros,
Memphis Tennesseo.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edenia.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marcchnl Mel Rose
LundborE's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundbqrg's Fortune, LILY OF the Valley
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The Jersey Lily has become quite
famous for her beauty, and she means
to keep 1t, too, for hasn't she learned in
the great United States TO cure colds
with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup?
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Gold pens, pencils autograph and pho
tograph albums at Paul Il. Erb's.
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THE MANSFIELD FIGURING MILLS,

Having completely renovated the old
MANSFIELD MILLS, am now prepared
70 do custom work with neatness and dis
patch. Flour and meal always on hand n
lowest cash prices.
n. .. MAN, Proprietor,
Mansfield FIGURING Mirs, Mansfield, Texas.
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Commission OF Appeals,

Cow boys aud all the other boys vel
for Opera Puts cigaretts.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-02-19
The Libby Prison Tunnel.

To THE EDITOR: l read in THE TRIBUNE
of Jan. 90 an article written by Capt. j. T.
Chaliant, of Pittsburg, Pa, headed, Libby
Tunnel" in which he gives a very accurate
account of the parties connected with that
scheme. Col. A. d. Streight, of the 5lst Ind,
had no connection with the tunnel whatever.
In fact, he had no knowledge of there being a
tunnel in progress until it was nearly COM
pleted, and he never was in it until he passed
through it in making his escape. Col. ThOs. E.
Rose, of the 18th Pa, and myself conceived the
plan of tunneling under Cary street, and he
and worked several nights alone before we
took any one into the secret. / have often read
newspaper accounts making Col. Streight the
" hero of that famous tunnel" but thinking
some one of the escaped officers would write it
in detail, l have never attempted it, after lapse
of 81 years. Capt. Chalfant's statement as to
the officers connected with it is correct, and
the only true statement that | have ever
read. Col Rose was q native of Pittsburg and
j have never been able to find out his where
abouts. He was one of the most noble and
brave men / ever knew,-generous to fault
and true as steel | have often reflected over
the perilous situation we were placed in while
digging that tunnel. / would like to hear from
Col Streight, through your columns and hope
he will come out and give the honor to the brave
men who are entitled to the credit.-A. j.
HAMILTON, Capt, Co. A, 18th KY. Cav.