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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-05-02
THEEDITORS.
The Association Elects Annual Of
ficers and Adjourns Over
1nto Mexico.
Three Million Dollar SUIT Against
Rallroad-HaIlstorm in
North Texas.
S .ecIalto the Statesman.

SJecia'to the Statesman.
ELPAso, April 30.-The Press ass Ica-
ton met at 8 O'Clock this morning, Presi-
dent Bridgs officiating. The committee
on membership reported and thirty five
new members were added on the roll of
the association. The memorial commit
tee through Charm IN Cranfill reported
series of resolutions lamenting the death
of Colonel Henry Smyth, the late editor
of the Ell PasO Tribune, and extending the
heartfelt sympathy of the association to
three pages be set aside in the minutes, so
the memory of Col. Smyth be perpeluated
III the archivers of the association. Very
feeling and eloquent addresses were made
by Ferguson, OF San Antonio; Oliver, of
the Oak Cliff Times; Copeland, of the San
Antonio Tribune; o.. Pdget, of Corsicana;
J. b Crantiil and President Bridges.
Resolutions were adopted by a rising
vOts of the members.
An invitation 10 editors to attend the
public schools was read and thauks re-
turned.
A communication from Mrs. Pdget, the
pOetess, WAS nd, regretting thai sickness
prevented her from being present.
Doc or Cranfll was selected to read
the poem, which no did admirably.
A com munIcdtiOD was received from the
State Grange, extending an invitation to
ttend their meeting at McGregOr next
fall.
John Copeland, the annual orator,
was next introduced and spoke about
twenty minutes. he was enthusiastically
Applduded. Messrs. Midona aud Daguenes
Mexican editors, were elected honorary
members. The Mexican Central railway
was thanked for courtesies, when the con =
vention Adjourned.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Il. M.
Johnston of the Houston Post Was elected
president, and Yautic first vice-president.
the convention adjourned.
The editors then spent the balance of
the evening in visiting the vineyards of
Passo Del Norte.
A banqut at the Mexican custom house
then followed. The Mexicans spoke in
Spanish and the Texans in English, and
although neither understood the other the
applause was hilarious.
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TAYLOR TOPICS.

A Resume OF Crop Prospects-Personal
Items-The Taylor Fair.
Special to the Statesman.
TAILOR, April 29.-In the territory
tributary to Taylor, embracing two
thirds of Williamson county, there is Is
per cent less acreage in wheat this season
than in 1888, and it is Is per cent poorer
in condition and two weeks later, owing to
rain and unfavorable seeding conditions.
The same condition prevails as to oats.
The cotton acreage is increased some,
and what is up is in very fair condition,
with poor stand in some localities.
Corn acreage Ia increased some, with only
medium stand in some sections. Farm
ers tell The STATESMAN reporter that corn
will be so cents a bushel next fall.
Bud Armstrong, of Cvtulls, is in the
city.
James Kincannon, the bank examiner,
was i'll the city yesterday.
Doctor DOak has returned from the
5 ate convention of doctors.
Mrs. w. Nj. Lacy, of Palestine, was In
the city this morning.
G. Bartholomew, the new train mas
ter of the International, was in town this
morning.
Everyo one in Taylor is preparing for the
fair, whIch opens Wednesday. The ladie-
will have charge of the dining and refresh
m-nt department, and il will be well done
On Thursday there will be an individual
shoot, open to the state. Blue rocks aud
glass balla rotary and fna-traD sDrinps
aud some fl ne sport will be had. A series
of base ball games will also be played, and
some excellent rscing-running and
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Heard From Elsewhere.

Special to the Statesman.
BoNHAM, Tex, April 30.-A terrific wind
and hail storm passed over the northern
part of this county last night, covering a
territory of about twenty five square miles.
Every vestige of growing cotton and cord
WAS totally destroyed, ent4iling a loss of
thousands of dollars. Many farmers we're
IN town to-day buying seed for replanting
No lives are reported lost, bur the dam
age to crops and fences and fruit trees
was greater than that caused Dy any 9th T
storm within the past ten years. The
storm came from northwest direction,
and was most severe where it first struck
the county, gradually spreading out aud
losing strength as it progressed.
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San Angeio's Army Post.

Special to the Statesman.
SAN ANGELO, April 29.-The commission
of officers appointed to inspect Fort
Concho preparatory to its abandonment,
Colonel Weeks, Major Cushing and Doc
tor Bailey, arrived from San Antonio this
week, and, after inspecting the properly,
gave general orders as to the disposition
of the same. All the plumber that has
accumu ated since the building of the
post will be sold at public auction in
few weeks. The com pany of troops III
command of Colonel FOwle will marsh to
San Antonio, where they will be stationed.
They will leave before the end of the
present fiscal year.
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trot'ing-will be witnessed. The man
sgement assures your reporter that
the fair will eclipse any previous
exhibition, and it will be worth
anyoue's while to spend day or two in
Taylor. The exhibit of fine stock will be
equal to that given at any Texas fair, for
I aylor is noted for her fine stock breed
eIs.
The appointment of Mr.. ]. Waldo, a.
trafii, manager OF the Missouri, Kansas
and Texa-, is worth thousands of dollars
to that road. Bssidss being one of the
best railroad men in the south, he is per-
sOnally one of the most popular men in
railroad circles.
John A. Gano to-day sold to A. Symes
aud Il. Bland 300 acres off his farm two
miles northwest of Taylor, for $33 an
acre-$9 800.
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Terrific Hail Storm.

Special to the Statesman.
PARIS, April 30.-A terrible hail storm
visited Petty, small town twelve miles
west Of here, last night. The cloud swept
from the northwest to the southeast and
left ruined crops in its track. Every
pane of glass on the north and west side
If the houses in the town were broken.
rhe fruit crop is badly damaged. The
corn is broken and bltdeless and great
deal of cotton is beaten into the ground.
About half the cotton crop will be to
plant over again. The storm belt covered
an area of about two and a half miles.
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Cannot Spare the Time.

Nelson H. Baker, district attorney of
Yves chester county, New York, writes:
II have received many letters in refer
ence to my estimonisls, lately published,
commencing AllcJck's Porous Pastors.
Il cannot spare the time tn answer them
in writing, therefore woud again say,
through the press, that l have found
ALLcocK's PoRoUs PLAsTEBs invaluable As
chest protectors aid shields against
coughs aud colds. Furthermore, l have
found ALLoocK's PLASTERs uneq 1sled for
pains in side, back and chest"
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A Word Ab ut Cat Flh.

at Ia the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi fluid enve OUe surrounding the delicate tie
suea of the air aud food passag'e, thai Catarrh
makes ita stronghold. Ono established, It eats
into the We VIAL and re ders Ii q but a long
drawn breath of misery and disease, dulling the
sense Of heariop, travelling the power OF speech,
d.etToying the ftcu ty of smell, tainting the
breath, and killing tho rehued pleasures of
tase IN inl usly, by creeping on from n simple
cold in the head, It assaults the membranous
lining and envelopes the bones, eating through
the delicate alta and causing Inflammation slough
ing ana death Nothing short of total eradi alto
will 40 ,ure health To the patient, and all aleva
tive- ere sim ly proCrasunated suferings, leading
10 a f4ta, termination. SANFORDs RADICAL CURE,
by inL aluton and by into nal administration ha
never fai cd; even when the disease has made
frighttn nrnads On teli ate constitutions, hear
ing, smell nd taste have been recovered, and the
disease tn roughly d.iven out.
SANrORD's RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
of the x peal CURE one box CATARH Al SOLVENT
and enc IMPROVED INHALER, neatly wrapped IN
one pac nus wi h tult dIreit on; price 81 co.
Potter Drug Il On 'mical Corpora ion, Bnst n
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Suing the Central.

Special to the Statesman.
DALLAS, April 3O.-Three suits against
the Houston and Texas Central Railway
company, aggregating $2,7O4,575, were
flied to-day in the district court of Dallas
county. The plaintiffs are the Lacka
wanna Coal and Iron company, of Scran-
ION, Pa, the Southern Development COM
pany, of San Francisco, and Morgan's
Louisiana and Texas Railway and Steam
ship com pany. The suits are for judg
ment, with interest on notes held by the
plaintiffs. Il is supposed that O. P.
huntington is the combined plaintiff in
the three cases.
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GERM AN Y.
THE SAMOAN CONFERENCE.

BERLIN, April 29.-The conference
representatives of the United States, Ger
many and England, to consider the
Samoan difficulty, opened to-day in the
Congress hall of Prince Blsm ,rck's
residence. The session lasted an hour
and fifteen minutes. Ga proposal of
Count Herbert Bismarck it WAS decided
tn It the strictsst secrecy should govern
the publication OF the conference.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Flour-Quiet and I'M
changed.
Wheat-Market higher. Cash, So nominal; May
closed at So lid; June, 7TAc asked; July, 75Ac
bid August. 75lsc asked.
Curn-Narset firm. No. > c4sh, 3DHc: May
closed 301sc; June, 30S03c asked; August,
32Ac bid: september 335sC
Opts Market higher. No. 2 cash, 3hc bid;
May, 23Bc; June, 24c
Gornmesl-Market unchanged at 1,S0@l.S5.
Whisky-Steady at 1.02.
Cotton haGeinr-Firm Ia lbs, SIC.
ProvisiOns-MsrSet firmer.
POrk-t2 %.
Lsrd-Prme steam, nominal at s..
Brv sat meats -BpXpd shnu!darA 5 12nGgi %;
longs and ribs, 61O 6.25; short clear 63O06 80.
Raro Boxed sh urdprs, go; longs anu ribs,
i. 1906 81; short clear, 6 s7H@6.SO.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Auril 20 = Wheat - Market
steady; No. > red, ca h, 10; July, GA; August 63
Corn-Market quiet; No. ?, cash. %; bid;
May 254c bid
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The spoils element is an old one in tn Q

epublican party, and very strong one.
At present it dominates everything, but
Mr.. Harrison is doing the best he can
with it from his point of view. He is
building as efficient a machine as he
knows how to construct. When it is COM
plete it will be at the service of those who
will pay highest, and no set of men
can outbid the beDefcisries of the tariff.
They would better be patient.-New York
Times, Ind,
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Receivership Affirmed.

Special to the statesman.
PALE-TINE, April 29.-In the district
court to-day Judge Williams confirm ed
the appointment of j. r. Hearne as re-
oeiver OF the International and Great
Northern railway, and extended the re-
ownership t. cover intervening bond
holders and Judgment creditors. Re-
oeiver Hearnes suit for possession of the
road property aud management of it's
aft airs will come up for hearing to NOR
row
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SIRE FaOI KNEE TO ANKLE.

Ski, entirely gone F!esh a mass Of disease. Leg
diminished une-third in size. Condition hope
lees. Cured by the ,u'icura Remedies in two
.utbs. Nota sign Of disease now to be seen.
For three yesrs wla AIN 81 crippled with an
.wfnl sore leg rom my knee down 10 nv ahk.t'
sbs skin was entirely gone, and the Il sh wa on
-nass OF disease Some puysii Us pfonnn ceu
incurabla II uad dimini ned about one 'hltd ne
size If the Other amt | wa ia hnprle-s c"hui
onanlfp,, huudTad- of % 4fa from which got no
relief whichever, I was persuad"d to try your LuTi
cuRA REMEDIES the re-uit was as /! low" Ms
After thrrs da noticed drcided mage lor ,ne
batter a,d AZ the md OF twI onlh. was com
Dietel' cured. NY al wa purified, aid the
bone (Which Ind hem exposed for over }ear) got
sound The n.rh began To grow, ana .o4ny' nhu
for n;srly two years p.Et my leg Il A. well ~ ever
it was s',urd in every respect, ind not sign Of
$ q. AnERN, Du ole, Dodge county, ia.
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To clear the head, cheer the spirits and
brighten the comp EXON, take Bailey's
Effrrvesc.nt ard sparkling Aperiept. 1t
will do away with dyspepsia, biliousnes7,
heartburn, acid stomach and con 1tipation
| ike drinking the waters Of the cele-
brsted Baden denBa springs, of Germany.
A deioi pu' as glass of soda water.
Price so cents, Of all druggists.
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Cni1cnrn Remedies.

CUucURA, the great skin ,gre, ana CCTlcGlA
Soar. nm rAur site skin b-autier, ext rnhlly, and
CrrrInruA RtsolyENT h new bl"' d purifier, IN
teTnl y, are - p sitNe cure fnreve form OF Il =,
sca o. and blood dizrasr, from pmpiee % scIotuIi'
except ppss ly iCh hy"eis. ,
Sold ~ r VIII re- Price, CuTCURA m',; SOAR
o5c Rg-oayENr, Il. Prepared ny tha POTTER
II. ,ug AND CHEMICAL G Rr RATION, u '-tnn
~ send for "llpwto IRE SKIN ID eases, o.
pagee. 80 II ustrau NJ, aud 100 te7iinOnia Z,
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aolioay at w rutherford.

Special % The statesman.
WEATHERFoRD, April 3O.-Arrangements
for the grand picnic near this city to-day
were broken into by heavy rain early
this morning which continued until noon.
1t is said by the oldest inhabitants that
the day was the most universally observed
of any holiday in the history of Weather
ford. All the business houses we're closed,
and business of every kind was suspended
during the entire day.
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Cure of Skin Diseases

The CUT RIA, CUTICUEA REsoLVENT, and Z
CUR SOAP have brought about marvellous cure
ia the ca q of "A skin di ease On my litt- on elgh
yeara old. hsy. tried almost all remedies, ana
siso the most minent d ct re- ali alike filling, eX-
cent I q won e.ful UTICuRA REM DIES; "
ED \. BRO IN, 10 \. IL h st., Om-ha, NeD.
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BREAK FOR LIBERTY =.
A Squad of Convicts Murder a Guard
and Escape.

and Escape.
Special to the state man.
hUsK, April 90 News reached here to-
day of tragedy at the convict coalng
camp, sixteen miles south of here, in
which a guard by the name of Epperson
WAS shot in the head and instantly killed
by some convIo's, who made their esape.
"A sudad of conviots had attacked ano her
guard while going out to work in the
woods, aud were about to get his shotgun
from him when Epperson ran back to a.
stat the other guard, and, the convic,s
getting hold of him, took his pistol from
him and shot him in the forehead. They
then made their escape, taking the gun
and pistol with them. The escaping con
victs are three il number, and are very
desperate men. Eppersons men did not
leave.
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Cause for Anxiety: Car-wheel Manu-
facturer passenger in fast express train,
which is making long stop)-"Wnst are
you striking theses wheels for?" Man
with Hammer-"To see if they are sound
yet" Car-wheel Manufacturer (nerv
ously) -"Well please don't hit 'em quite
so hard. New York Weekly.
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GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.
GALVf SION.

GALVESTON, April 29.-Sugar market strong and
unchanged Standard granulat d ,'9r; confectonels'
A sac; cubes, 9}4c powdered, csc; cutloaf and
ru- he'd, Tl6c; California granulated &c,
off Whit, s7s@SAc; choice yellow clarified. SEC;
prime yellow clarified, SIC; off yellow, 7Sc;
choice &C nds, 7Ac; prime second, &c; fair sec-
onds, 62C; common seconds 4404%c.
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WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April %. -WooI-There was good
demand but lighter trading owing to small Offer
ngs. -
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, April .-Wool-Msrket steady
and unchanged Spring, twelve months clip, fine,
17n@21c; medium 20@22Hc; fall WOOL 15lac;
MEDIUM, IS zoe; Mexican, improved, 14G
l6c; Mexican carpet, 13@l3hc.
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n0pr,hle suffering from SKIN DIS uses.

Jb.ve n en- terrible sufferer for yeATs from DIS
aasaa NJ The skI1 and blood, and have been obliged
70 sbun public place. by reason OF my diahgurlns
h,mnr. n v. had tbs best of by cians ana spent
hundreds of dollar, hat got no lief until usrd
tha Ctrrt,uRA REM DIgs, which have cured me,
and Ie lny skin as clear and my blood as pnre AZ
enI ITf, Wy IDA MNY BASS,
Olive Bran h 7. o., Miss
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GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April .9.-Iu spite of the fact 1t was
the last business day Of the month, the markets
had holiday look. July osed 19xc: May, S2hc.
Their was good trad In CON. Most of H. WAS
changing from one future to another. The pro-
vision market was active.
FUTURES.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wbest-No. 2. May, SlcS; June, S2bc; July,
79Sc
Gorn--No. .. May, s3Sc; June, 3iSc; July,
35bc.
Mess pork May, 1l.57M; June, ITO; July,
llS0.
Lard-Msy 6 say; June, 6s7Ii; July. 69sI.
Short ribs-Msy, 5 9!1i; June, 6.t2M; July,
6.l2H.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
Flour-Market unchanged.
Whest-NO. 2spring, Sl1ac; No. red, 750fSc.
Corn-No . S3Sc
Mess pork-P-r o, rrel, 1l.5NGll.6!h.
Lard Per / ponnns, S3-a@6 s..
Short rib sides-LOOse, 5 9JlIbtO
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed. > 2ji15 30.
Short clear sides B xsi, q. 25Oj. 37pa.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, April 90 .-Flour-Msrket quiet;
held firmly.
wheat-Market quiet. Spot No. = red, So &C.
Options closed, April, sS3sc; May, s3'sc; Septem-
Der, S6l4c.
Corn-Market weaker. Sp u No. ., 4? n 43c
op ions oloeed, April, 43hGAc: May, 4l,ic;
ptember, 44c.
f-e-No option trading to-day.
Sugar Market sctive Fair refining, 6EG6 7-!6c;
Steady.
Molasses -Fo -eign, steady: 50 test 2gG29Ic;
New Or cans, moderately active; open kettle to
fancy,l IS G44c.
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DlDV,S Skin AMI scalp preserved and
ID N ID l. - b,auu1sd ny Cutcura soAJ. Ap
soI A. ,ly ..ur.,.
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GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET.

GAbNE aION.
GALVESTON, April 9.-Cefee-Market Fl n
snd unchal ed Good ordina Y, 49,
n 19Ac; fair, 2092Ohc; prime, 20,i09lc; choice
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DI6HHHO nYEo Original and only reliable.
DInmVHE D'EO BefGye Of poor limitations.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 30. The Drovers' Journal
reports:
Cattle-Receipts. 10000 head: shipments 500;
choice bAeves, 25; steers, 3004 10; etOckers
md feeders, 1904 50 COVE, bu Is mixed,
l.70@330: Texas eierTs, 3.2O03.75.
Hogs Receips, 16 on head: hipments, 7,0l0
Mixed, 400 4l4sO heavy, 4.5504 50; light, 4 $50
$50.
sheep Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
Natives. 4.0OG5.iO; western, 3.lOD5OO; lsmus,
4.S,095S0.
NEW YORK.
New York, April .-Beaves-Receipts, 4,30n.
Ordinary urine steers, 3.7O04 70; dry cows and
bu i . 76l345.
Sheep-keceipts, $3.50. Unshorn sheep, 500
80: clipped do, 3 jUG14 80: I'm shOrr ye8riings,
52ja7 %; clipped do, 6OQ5. rs; spring lambs,
80 IS so each.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, April 90 rrbs Lave stoce
Indicator reports:
CatCe-Rsceipts, $50 head; good to choice
cOrnf d, 3 9 6[4.2n; common 10 medium, 3 0'03 50;
I ckers and feeding steer, 2OO03.6l; cows,
1898 %.
Hogs - Receipts, 1850; shipments, none; good
to choice, 4500 As common to medium,
4.25Gl4 90.
Sheep Receipts, 800 head; ehipments none;
good to choice muttOns, 4.25045 so; common to
medium, 25O039l
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ST, LOUIS.

ST. Louis, April acknowledgement '0: ship
mants, u. Market strong: ma i've steers, 3 1 a
44O: stockers and feeders 2.0O03.U0; rangers, ~
@13 no.
lower: CHI ice heavy, 4.5 "a 100; paCkin., 400
$50; light grades, q As 14.55.
Sheep-Receipts, $40 l; shipments, -; market
steady; fair TO choice. 8 OCGI475.
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RuMoRED CABINET CHANGES.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-It is rumored
this evening that the president will
shorty appoint Attorney general Miller
justice of the supreme court, transfer
Secretary Noble to the head of the depart
ment of Justice and appoint As ,ietsnt
Postuaster-general Clarkson secretary OF
the interior.
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SIeepIess Nights

"FOr nearly q
month / was not
able to sleep, but
after using PAlNE's
CELERY COMPOUND
fer two days, in
sOmnia feel ana
strength return
ed" E. G. SMITH,
ClauSsan, S. c.
"N have taken
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
YELLOW FBVER PRECAUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Surgeon-gen-
eral Hamilton, of the marine hospital
service, returned from his trip to Florida
yesterday, and left here shortly after for
New York. While in Jacksonville he
came to an understanding with the state
board of health, in consequence. of which
another revenue cutter will be ordered to
cruise on the coast of Florida to assist in
keeping out small muggling vess=l-
which are apt to bring the epidemic dis
eases into this COM try
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Financial and Commercial
OFFICE OF ,pAE.Y AND WEEKLY STATESMAN,
AUSTIN, April ~.
FINANCIAL.
BRITISH CONSoLS.

LONDON, April 90 .-~Consols closed 0 d of
money; for silver, 4a2ld.
SECURITIES.
Boston, April 29,-MexiCan Dc, 7O071: ;
commJr, l2AG13.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, April 20. Exchange sterling bank
sixty days, e74; sterling commercial, axtS
ays, 4S6laq4 S62 reichmsrks commercial sixty
dave, 95s; france, bank, sixty days,
9IS5s; commercial, sixty days, 5..9%.
NEW ORLEANS EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-St Ring CONNER.
cal, sixty days, s694S6A; francs, CONNER, la,
sixty days, 5.l99s New York eight, bank, 100
premium; commercial, 80 premium.
iGALVESTUN EXCHANGE.
GALVESTON, April 29.-Sterling, sixty days,
te5; rev York sight, par; New Orleans
sight par; American silver, "a discount
OCEAN FREIGuTS.
GA WESTON, April S9-Freights by steamship
from Galveston To Liverpool, 30 d to continent
80; to New York, 4nc 81 16U pounds.
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quickly auiets and strengthens the nerves, when
irritated or weakened by oyerwork, excuses,
disease. or shock. 1t cures nervousness, head
ache, dyspepsia, sleeplessness melancholia, and
other disorders of the nervous system.
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Tones up the
Shattered Nerves

"For two years was sufferer from nervous
debility, and thank God and the dlscoverer OF
the valuable remedy, that Paine's Celery Com
pound cured me. Let any one write to me for
advice" GEORGE w. BoUToN, Stamford, Conn.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-05-02

AUSTIN.
Aus IN, April 29.-Loca' market nominal
At following pric,s: Good ordinary, SIC; mid
ding, 9Ac; middiing tsir, lO4c.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-05-02

ont that I could not work / tried many medi-
cines, but none gave me relief until l used
Paine'S Celery Compound which at once
strengthened and lnvigOrated my nerves."
HARLEY SHERMAN, Burlington, Vt
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-25
The G. III. v. & T. Ry. Co.
General Passenger De-
partment Columbus
o. May Fl, 1889.

Excursion to Columbus via C. III.
V. d. Il. Ry-one fare for round
trip. Brooklyn VS. Columbus.
On Sunday May 26, the G. III. V.
& 4. Ry. will run low rate eXcur-
sion from Logan and intermediate
stations to Columbus which will
enable every one to visit the Capit-
al City and lovers of base ball to
witness the National game as play
ed by two Of the Association Clubs,
Brooklyn and Columbus, and re-
turn home the same day. Admis-
sion to ball grounds 25 cents; game
called at $3.50 p. IN. Passengers
will be returned by special train
leaving Columbus Union Depot ut
700 p. m.