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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

Already the question is mooted before the
burial OF the remains Of the great Pennsylva-
man, what will become of the protection Demo-
crsts? Mr.. Randall was so obviously their prop
and stay IN their own party that some of the Re-
publican journals appear to think that they
will break up and that most of them will go over
TO the Republicans. Time alone can show, but
there may be something in the prediction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

Historical Philadelphia is bound to have
the "Father Of the House." In half the Pc
riod Of a single session she has had him in the
able persons of Judge Kelly and Mr. Randall,
and the title descends to the popular Charles
O'Neill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

News from France is to the effect that re-
publican senators have been elected in Eure,
flnisterre and Ariege. IT will probably ap-
pear that Montana succeeded in doing the
same thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

The great and modest lfe-saver, Joseph
francis, waited until he was 80 to receive pub
lie reward from his own country for his illus
trious services to humanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

w. B. Mosrs & Soss,
Cor. aud nth SITS. NV
FURNITT BINS CARPETS; UPHOLSTERY
sPEcIALTIEs FOR THIS SEASON OF THE
prrn ANN YEAR -
"A NEW EFFCr Of STYLISH AND PLEAs-
ING Gr DESIGN Is OUR RATTAN PARLOR
K0CKEkS AND CHAIRS, REED AND RAT.
Bt kSENGEs scR hABLES G3VcHEs SCRAP
REFRIGERATORS
WE HAVE From 4 nA sa;Ie I IL go 6r n,x,xo
MILL AS oKNAMENTAL7 coMBiNISd
T6kEI i,ANdiNG IN PRICE FROM $3.50
We ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
SWEETS REFKIGERATORS
PIEKCE,s EMPiRE KEFKIGERAT0Rs.
PP IEkCEs FkAHk KEfEkffEKAT1Es
RiERSEs Tni9GPH I knEififhi(Gsi hRaTohss.'
c RRihERa2GdE'S sT !Nr KREfRSI RIG I
BEST MATERIALs.D So ~ ih1
G 500 swkf MckEEI INTERPRETATIONS ,I
BEST AND -CLEANEsT IN TIE MARKE n
%E MEN 1T TE EsIIdS II TH25RRQHGHLY one
co S 3SioSs ot Mix IiES Bd fE2ek
MEAT AND CAKE KEPT SIDE BY SIDE
TIH L t5NEESI RI sAt + THAN mp cE Mill
kEFRlGERA1Ok MADE.
200 % ROLLS WHITE M ArrISG Of 40
YARDS Each AT S3.2J PER ROLL.
200 ROLLS FANCY CHECK MATING AT
100 ROLLS FANCY CHECK MATING AT
100 ROLLS EXTRA HEAVY Jo1NTLEss
~ SEEE Si H9lT or MA IT 81 Is ONE OF
OUR PRICE, AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
BRO BKoML NJ q SMYRNA RUGS. si.25; RE-
DBRR9HLEY SMYRNA RUGS. s175; RE.
BEoMLlY SMYRNA RUGS. $3.50; RE.
DGGo9LkY sM8YihNA RUGS, $3.50; RE-
i BEpML - = SMYRNA RUGS. s4a5; RE-
BG0HLEY SMYRNA RUGS, 1925; RE-
EEoMiEY SMYRNA RUGS, sIo25; RE-
DUCLD To- 1913.
the LARGEST STOCK WI EVER CAR.
RIED AND OUk PRICES LOWER
Our LINE COMPRISES
D" ssiAtTFE2kNs,
FRENCH CREToNNEs.
NOME CLOTHS.
rETc HA W tU TH2E2UG sSb x
ZEE iI 4 f 2E II = hyENY GG CASE
RA AN MSki = P MhSf t 6E 1t ss owS
MhST OF With I'LL % ME nR PAkns i 81 G iE
MikE MiNpow SCREENS AND DOORS.
Any i wf MO- AND is 2 The BEs MN On r tiE
Ne also MAKE TO ORDER TWO DIFF.
% %So PA " FINISH sGFE F We MAKE
Mo0DwoRK OF, YOUR HoUsE. We GUAn-
ASTEE q II LIVERY PARTIcqLAE;
400 sHApEs on SPRING RoLIfhsi '.25o.
200 SHADES ON BEST SPRING ROLL
WALL PAPERs.. '.'....''.. 'oo.
CORRECT AND NEWEST STYLES AT
40 ACCUMULATED OLD STOCK TO GET
MEN EFFECTS AND BEST INVITATIONS
OF sI III I,.6 SATISs TAPESTRIES, LACEs
AR FRt SHc6iofph AfSirrNG IN ALL 1rs
BRANCHES; Designs FURNISHED.
ffI GEh LINE IF fgf HHMHDoks.
.ouR ROPE s FIRE 1sCAPE, CHIEF PARIS
SAYS Is rhh SE sFEorAL.
, We HAVE Nv Two Rooms. 5ox1oo EACH;
TaE fiShsT cARiSET woER AS A5e GIVE
A ESS SSAiIS s iEhf MESSE
AND RECOVER FURNITURE, USING MOTH.
ING But BEST LABOR AND MATEKIALS
AT The SAME PRICE YOU MOULD PAY
FOR ORDINARY MOhk IN MANY PLACES.
IN THIS ROOM THERE Is MOTH EX.
TERMINATOR FOR kENOVATING FIR
NITlkE. ALL OLD FURNITURE Should
GO THROUGH THIS APPARATUS BEFORE
BEING REUPHOLSTERED, 1T IA THE
ONLY SURE METHOD OF EkADICATINd
THE MOTH AND las EGGS. No DAMAGE
DONE TO The FINEST FABnICS Or
FRAMES.
UuR FINISHING SHOP Is MOST COM.
PLETE IN IT'S APPOINTMENTS AND OIik
FlNIsHERS ARE THOROUGH AND Ex.
GOODS TAKEN ON STORAGE IN HOG F
STREET. "
VIZ HAVE A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
FORCE or FURNITURE PACKERS Am
MOVERS AND HAVE PACKING MATE
EIALS FOX 8 ALE.
n. B. MOSES soma
ais aud lin sta n. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

There are men in Maryland who yet have
sufficient confidence in Treasurer Archer to go
on his bond to the extent Of S25 900. 1t is a
bond however which cannot be hypothecated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

The Argentine Ministry has resigned and the
panic Is growing. 1t is a good time to sell real
estate short in Buenos Ayres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

Hog or cotton seed-that in three words is
the lard question which is now convulsing the
rural mind
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: 4 !. { {. 4 / 5: 5;
+ Fl II $ !. : : 4 I +.

~ Those lie. Ribbons pure silk and var
ranted free from defect. THE WIDTHS, No IL.
which is inches vide and No. l6 which ~ niche.
wide. THE STYLES: Gros Grain and Moire snks
with Satin EdsA THE QUALITY. That usually re-
tails at 10 and e5 cents . yard THE ooLoRs.
Ihirty-nine different shades. including al tie pev
dress goods tints
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

The end of the column and usual worthy bargains
crowded out a. cents Tor garments trimmed Win
superior inch Torchon Lace must hint Of the thir
teen other styles; higher IN price but assoss
bargAinsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

The telegraph news associations of all kinds
should boycott any and all reports concerning
the Benders, Charlie Ross, Tascott, and Silcott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

Darkest Africa with the discernment Of
brightest civilization calls rum shame water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15
New SPRING GooDs.

Just received beautiful line Of Wash Cheviota An
derson's Zephyr Ginghams, satteens. China silka.
Plain ana fancy NoSl suitings. chalhes. SUI and
sizes Damisk by the yard in choice patterns, Hem
stitched Linen sheets aud Pillow Casea, Linen Sheet
ings and Pillow Linens. AL grsdea
HooE. BRO. 4 co.
mh7-3m l326 st. nv,
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CoRREcr CoRsErs
EEpis ErH En- Err Ere W: ssssss
+ kKs < Z ( ( = ssss =

You wouldn't think of taking every kind Of patent
MEDICINE that you hear about,Shy should you rush
There is growing feeling among some ladies that
Some certdiaty are. When you buy shoes-you buy
such shapes as are easy aud comfortabe-Why not in
The RICH, tind-and there are seyeral--sre really
without lend it the ssistance of perfect form
than thsMa corset ss should Be- eomfoTAnot source
OF snnoyance-It is the greatest mistake in the world
to allow the question Of price to figure in the matter
at all II you buy them of us you know you are not
and You Will not be shown any but recommendable
makes-for the very simple reason we do not keep
Here is q name or two that you can call for with
Anything under the ''R @ head you will find sat-
isfactory: They have good quality at Toe These
Medium ami extr. long ell 90
No. 81 white and black sateen 80
No. lO1I-ey'ra long, silk stitched ..........2 so
The "CP" are Just popular-and their ood points
&C 2" Mascot-white sateen SO
.'CP" No saiIWhite coutii. .a 90
&c T." Bllck-stltched %
&C. P.- Viola-wh 8 90
&C ?" Venus white and BLACK and $50
makes are supposed to be points of advantage They
"PD. "-white coutil. so
II. D. white cout sat;en bound 90
"PD. white sateen extra iongj 90
PD"-back silk stitched ......................30 90
Thomson il household name. There is not q
plant that can be made against any of his designs
They do the duty that IL expected them to perfec
ton. Glove flttlng''-1hoinson's name-has passed
INTO common expression-where comfort and ease
are desired.
Here is his list:
"RH."-extra Ions. 81 90
NluH iolk iUU
~, ,-nledluIn and extra long. 80
.G-abdominal and extra long. 50
.E6 -extra iong-white and eray....-...........I35
lOIx-Whlte... w
YOUNG Ladies Corsets-specal design. DC.
Misses Corsets. ..,.,....... 0Oc
Thomson has provided a Corset that will give in
Creased comfort during the hot days that coming
"Nentllatine'-in all lengths-Sl.
We would not be telling the whole story were we to
leave out Dr. Warmers sIecialties.
The ''Sunrise"-extra long WASTED, ,.......,, 10
Now. don't buy the first you come to-of any of
these even. Iak with salespeople the subject.
You will find that they know thing two that will
be well for you to know. They have studied the sub
lect and can serve you intell emily.
Ihe FERRIS Waist. 75c., Soc. and 81 90
Are two styles that will be found very satisfactory for
the Juveniles
II you not want to experience any dissatisfaction
whatsoever you VIII FIND US good market tor them.
sEAToN PERRY
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established 1870. 1t
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PRESENTED VIM COxrrnrsu.

ladies buying Dress Materials win plesss ASH ses
one of the BASQUE PATTERNS made from thu
famous BUrTERrcK DESIGNS. ~hich viii b. PRE-.
SCENTED WITH CONDIMENTS OF THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST NW.-AS-
q bestos Goods. Moth proof Paper and Wax l.. 2
W b. Lime, Clements, Plaster, Pitch, Charcoal White
Wash Brushes cheap. aPl5
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7" iii III | {:
F ! a 4 4 f + F f + +
"oUT OF THE OLD HOUSE INTO THE
Now we feel IS If we had elbow room. Can
expand and spread our caliber Is we've long
wanted to. You know just how 1t is. When
you move into . new house that IL larger,
brighter more commodious than the ono
you formerly occupied you want to have
what lie called "house- warming" and you
invite your friends to come and see you and
look at all the new and elegant things with
which you've adorned the new premises.
That's identically our case
"THE FAIR" of today is fair indeed. We
are no longer on the west side Of Seventh
street. you hnow-now We are on the east
side. at the corner Of II street. No need to
tell you this. We're Just as much feature
OF Seventh street as II street itself; and you
can't pass one without seeing the other
Today has been our "house-warming:
and our friends have been in by the hun
dreds The store has been crowded. There
were times when the visitors were beyond
counting. Some came to see the store.
Some came to see US. But it seems AZ il
almost every one came to avail thelnselveso Of
our Opening" prices. We aasnt We saw .
everybody. but. maybe We didn't see you.
Reckon you put off your visit till tomorrow
Wednesday. A good idea Our opening
prices, given i'll last nights STAR and this
mornings Post, will hold good all day to-
morrow. and when you have obtained what
you came after. or what particularly strikes
your fancy, we shan't think you bit In the
way if you take the time to go through our
new store, and see how neatly and COM
fortably we're fixed at
TIT II II FEE
II II f.
HHH FE
+ Ill EErr
Ev' 4 4 # En- En- En-
4 4 ii
FRANKIE l. CO., Proprietors,
It COR SEVENTH AMI II STS NV
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WOODWARD b LoTHRoR.
Corner 11th and = sta nv
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Morn Flies

Morn Flies
Are now about depositins their eggs Bring leave
your orders for FURs to BE- kept on storage. small
per csntass 10 charged insurng them against damage
b II. STINEMETZ SONS
apl5-3t 1897 Penna ave.
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BARGAINS Is UxDERwE.R

BARGAINS Is UxpERwE.R.
Manufacturers samples are always finished with
extra We offer Manufacturers Samples at
less than cost Of materials In conjunction.
lar stock of finer qualities Of Cambria and Cotton Tn.
derwsar at reduced pricesproes to compete with the
prices Of the Manufacturers samples
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
"Details belowl
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HANDKERcHrErs ARE Next.
Tomorrow "wednesday We offer 100 dozen Ladies'
Linen Initial Handt erchiefs guaranteed I9c quality
for l2lc
sT We ask comparison Of quality of linen Of size
and design aud workmanship Of the Initials with any
l9c. HAndkerchefs around town Whist the lie. Rib
bons to the Ribbon Department 90 are these l2sc
Hsndkerchiefs to the handkerchief Department
THE PAI.AIs ROYAL
Continued below.)
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WV. III. McKsEws 1YLErrER
Arnri

We propose to inaugurate
"Stock- pruning" sale every Thurs
day. As the Gardener pruncs his
trees and vines in order that the
main stems will gain strength and
bring forth more and better fruit,
SO shall We 20 through our stock
every Wednesday and Gull there
from all the "Odd Sizes" and
various ''Odds and Ends" and Of
Ter theiu every Thursday at
greatly reduced prices, in order
that the stock may be kept clean
and free from all such baneful
accumulations.
We propose TO get rid Of the old
and lay in stock. thus er-
larging and improving IT with Q
view OF greatly increasing our
trade.
In this space Tomorrow we
shall enumerats number Of ex-
trordinary bargains, well worth
your careful consideration
VIM H. McKNEw,
Successor to X. II. Taylor
1t e33 Pennsylyanix ave H. w.
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Johnson 4 LurrRr1L.

WHITE GooDs--we have 9 superb lot of White
Goods at 10. 12,s. l5c.: reduced from 10, 90 25c.
Dotted Swisses, from 20 to soc
VIII be in tomorrow. Beautiful Designs of French
sateens. 20. 25. 80 35c.; all new styles
Plain and Figured China Silks. a. 81. 60 to s5c.
Ladies' and Chdren's Blouse Waists from rs to 75c
Outing Cloths, 12x. 15c
Immense stock Of Gnghams. 8 to 25c
PArasos and Umbrellas complete stock
Dress Goods the best assorted line We ever carried
with trimmings to match.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL,
aPi5-3m 7l3 Market Space.
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From TOR To Toe"

FRoM "Tor To Toe"
HEADS.
Instead Of being in favor for day-the Even
ing Sun" Hat has kept its boom up It's becom-
ing Hat to so many one reason-It's dressy with
out being stiff and conventional-that's another
reason it came and stayed-The coIors have light
ened into the ''sulnmery" ones.
NUTRIA, BROWN
WALNUT, CHOCOLATE,
LONDON BROWN,
PEARL, BLACK
It's all Alpine shape with fange brim-and the
lightest hat you had your head.
FROM $3.50 TO $3.50
There isn't an innovation in Hats that will run
the Derby off the firm track it's on-It's the hat
of the people-and is bound to be SO. We've all
the new shapes that have been coined-in the new
colors-on the Knox, Iouulan, Miller, and Dunlap
Blocks-OUR QUALITIES Better than most for
less.
FROM sI25 TO $3.50.
FEET
The call is for Oxford Ties now. You can't ask
for them any too soon to find us ready-Our line
was complies when Hanan's reached us-His were
the las. to come-but they're the best. Four
styles of them particul ry want you see
The ''walkingfastn-thats Hanans name and
Hanan's Last. Broad on the ball where you need
the room-but sbapely and s.ghtly-taperng
slightly to a medium French toe-Kangaroo.
Patent Leather trimmed Kangaroo is beauty.
London toe-with fancy cap. Any of you young
men who looking for notbg foot wear-will
give up the hunt when you these-You've got
'em then.
Natures Last ip Kangsroo-is the elderly
gentlemans satisfaction. Broad-not squeezing
| point in them-but shapely for all that. "Plan
| and Plenty"
| Patent Leather Oxford for Street and Evening
! on Hanan's Opera Last-Fancy tip and as good .
| piece of stock in each Shoe can be dressed
| The lasts these shoes drawn of Hanans
| oion moulding.-Improvements the general Of
| ready made Shoes-in shape well stock. These
Oxfords of hisothers beside those we've mentioned
are equal to any custom shoe could be measured
| for. II you are particular all the better.
| wE-ONLY-HAvE THEM
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HAHS's PaovERBs.

800. Truth Is ike a good shoe
ToiH lOedr OtH. .,
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sEAToN PERRY
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established 1S4O.
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Another proyerb tomorrow evening.
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BARGAINS IS DRAwrns

Continued below.)
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SfESAAL IN fAhhSOIS. -
Ladies' Changeable and Plain
six Parssols; 22-inch. S2.15,
81, 1920, S3. so and "a. % each.
lFirst fioor)
LADIES' SKIRTS. Here are
four special items from this well
stocked department:
Seersucker Skirts, in q variety
Of styles. soc. to 6 l.50 each.
Farmers Satin skirts, Box and
Knife Plaitings. Sl.25, S1.3S,
$50. sl.62Le and Sl.15 each
Mohair and alpaca Skirts, in
Black aud Gray. 81 to s425
each.
Moreen Skirts, in Black and
Gray. 50 each.
(Second floor: annex.D
FEW RANDOM NOTES.-A
Bleached Satin Damask Napkins,
in Nine New and Attractive De-
signs. Only 81 per dozen.
(Second fioor.D
Ladies' 6-but. Length Jersey
Tafleta Gloves, In Black and As
sorted Shades Of Tan and Mode.
Only 25c. per pair.
(First loor.)
French Linen Sheeting. 95
inches wide. Only Sl.l0 aud
sl25 per yard.
fSecond foorl
Four-fold japanese Screens, in
Red, Blue and Black. Panels En-
broidered in Gold. Six feet high
Only els each.
Hourth fioorD
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, Low
Neck and No Sleeves, White and
Cnbleached. Only 12hc. each
lFirst floor; annex
Lonsdaie Cambria Chemise,
Square Yoke of Torchon Lace;
Neck and Sleeves Edged with
Lace. Only soc each.
(Second floor; annex-)
Ladies' Fast Black Isle Thread
Hose, Double Heels and Toes.
Only size. per pair.
(First foor; annex.I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
Georgia nnmonrats

ATLANTA, GA, May 22.-The Demof
cratic state executive committee met
here yesterday and fixed upon August Z
as the day for the stats convention for
the nomination of candidates for govers
nor and other state officers. The follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that realizing the necessity
for an economical administration of our
government, state and Federal, the
equalization and reduction of the bur-.
dens of taxation and the threatening
attitude of the Republican party to
Southern prosperity, constitutional gov
eminent aud American freedom, party
which fosters trusts, devised our bad
fiscal system and outlawed silver by an
unwise contraction of currency, reducing
our agricultural and financial industries
to the verge of bankruptcy, we deem the
success of the Democratic party and tri-
umph of its PRINCIPLES essential to the
veal of the whole country.
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on the Fort Worth and Denver railroad,
and Lakeview, a little place off from the
road and nearer the center of the county.
1t is, we believe, generally conceded that
Memphis will get it. This county is set
Ting very fast. Last year there was
only seven sections of land rendered on
our assessors rolls. This years rendi-
ton is much larger, most of the school
land being taken up by the farmer. We
do not want to boast of our products, but
will be on hand next year at the Spring
Palace. We believe in letting our rich
productive soil advertise itself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
Han county to Organize.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

Correspondence O tne GAzette.
SALISBURY, Tex. May 2o.-Hall
county will organize. The citizens of
Hall presented a petition with between
$50 and 175 names of qualified voters 3
the honorable commissioners court of
Donley county. A protest was entered
on the ground that there wac not the
required number of legal signers, which
on}zscansed them to prove their citizen
which they did to the satisfaction
.af the court, and the election Hef
ordered for the 18th of June. There are
three places contending for the county
seat-Memphis and Salisbury. which are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
Erna Paat,.re 3. We o0HHIy'

217s % acres adjoining raillo's ~.
ton; all inclosed; never-fsllinss 81 SH
2lco acres of Antonio yssqIe': . Ssd .
acres of Charles Fravier' .s;olss
miles southeast from Decatur, noe
Hereford on Fort Worth an a lad !
City railroad. One-third Oh "a hrOkS''
undulating, balance rolling sn saitS,Tsbss,
20 acresSin good stEte OF Ou1 T.s.rs y
which ID inolosse TO itself. ,,.sd. ~
2I6s acresp pa4shre, all inciO' II ~
barbed wire al4 cedar posts: acrss .
2oS5 acres q brairie and 10 nd a on
timber. T Ril is black a 9Th fsfi
sticky, ar q Iil5 atone shade, S E,uriosI1gI
hard. Ii sstone hubsoii, a-ssk -
The trad is wasMa by s..asulEf
springs, which furnAh an SOuD
Div of never-failing water. ..b. "
Price, SIS, 000-one-feurIa 70
auce on long time, If desired TO-,
Sixth and Main ats, FoF1
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the jury to conclude from that whether or not
the lines were actually run, Part OF the charge
objected to gives undue prominence to some OF
of the rules of law applicable to the case, and is
therefore, erroneous. Objection was made to
the admissibility Of the surveyors report in
that it described what the surveyor did and not
what he found. The admissibility of a report
depends on the order of court requiring it, and
giving the directions as to what it shall contain.
The record before us does not show the order,
and therefore we must conclude that the sur
veyor did what he was ordered to do. Reversed
and remanded.
N. Butler VS.. J. E. Braton, from Tom Green;
opinion by Henry, J. Action of tresspass to
try title to $40 acres brought by Brown against
title plaintiff introduced deed from railroad
company to Hall ct al, the acknowledgement of
which failed to state that the deed was executed
for the purpose expressed therein. Held:
sion of the word consideration from an ac-
acknowledgement did not invalidate the certificate
While the relative Importance IN an acknowl-
edgement of the purposes OF deed may
be admitted to be greater than an aclnowl-
edgement of its consideration, yet it is well
settled that the statement Of the purposes is not
more conclnsiye and is as much subject TO proof
on same issues as is the consideration. The
well reasoned conclusions of the opinion re-
ferred to are applicable to the case at bar and
conclusive Of it Plaintiff also claimed through
an administrators sale, without eviden &c of a
deed to the purchaser, but showing appointment
of administrator, order, report and confrma-
purchase money. This is sufficient tos how equit
able title in the purchaser, and sufficient to
maintain the action. But it would be better to
show the payment by more direct evidence than
was done here, or account for its nou-produc-
tiplSs The patent fails to identify the land for
Tkichft was issued as being part of the land
PplaintiE failed to identify this land. unless he
attempted to do SO by offering the field from the
survey5f's office. This evidence, if offered for
have ttlAt effect. But the land has to be identf
lied, Of assell held in 20 Tex, As, the plaintiff
3nngs reso, Eekersed end reAsEnded.
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