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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11


N.r.. o.. ',- "' rye Manchester
.t. '-- iuc W'Hl-
-ut r hri,u ,chair-
>u, li.rf.. "' T. Mo.lon'
..r'. '...' .I. .-. ..i, tiL, ltt-
.r. f... Il.-. Nf. Is nulh9cf OF
M r- I'.- Do. ....1 .t' MAJOR Na'h;
.. I....f.. . t.. fl. lnpnl ana
.f.r t..V.. ui4ry. and Ar.
|.|.s..-. representing the pro-
?. petersburg.
r,,t
....-ry t1. comn,u
.,.. .~ ,G.a.,tc rqlfv,-
ia p-...r.l1r5 70
...r .r ,t- trsos- urn1 cer-
t.I.r mn f.r discussion.
-4,roure were read.
.-h' MUM
teucr- the route oi the
... .- follows: C.lumcnclh|
wien. tae southern Hhr or
'..e; iu'erscct- the Petersburg
>' ..h'eu street. theni. GOWN
-.. '' tAr eastern emu tht1t'I'
'.e .ou,heyu shore Of Flames
.I.. f'ut, as atuture survey may
l..t. ..sntrom Stockton street
.-.. lou WITH Eighth street. along
...' o. Nemmo~ thence down
seventh. and Theme" 10 the
..r .ui-,. aud with the night -
tlI-e
thc road IS 'o oecin IN *
.- WANl" l..' Wt'il. '"v Nv
'. coflu.etrd "lth'h TWO years
'l III, oiN'""I uit'',
80 oa,,.cs ro, undo,
''' t1 NA'oh NAsH'
.. N,-l was allowed the privileges
and spoke against the grant
franchise. He SAID his company
invested ia the CITY "uu ~
'.' granting OF the franchise
t. o." hpou the riEhls OF hls cou-
+A' Mat'l tAat me pIopo>eu
u'-ti never bullu us IVau
-' ''r 'ofpoFAtc hhlll5' anu tHa'
hA 'u"Il a" e. "u0thei s'IVe1-
h'cNIi'h| lie hih!nleu that
lhi been prepared Wl'hou
'i'tan.
'.'tt 'lolion stated that u
l'i n'rh clIeiuliV prepared uN
nsi4erel 10y t4e street 'ou-
+i D 'il not THINK II luitlhScd
-i.rl lh"t VI Company III
Hi tIe read - petersburg,
itt' OoOnel grant the iran
70 Ar. Norton the ordinance
".i lack o. the street Commit
. SPECIAL meeting 10 be held
..tI ROAD TO
.'., Va. tLcu read from Mr.. Fisher
privilege Of erecting and opc-
...N4. tlrough certain streets 10
uucctlOn with a proposed
lothian. The paper Was re-
't. street committee. 70 be re-
% st The special meeting OF
r.'1.I that the company wil
|i IN the ueXt day or two Z o
r.4I. ono reason, n Is sand. why
desires 10 run a line 10 MidlO-
..ttl the coal.mines there. and
' position 90 get coal cheaper
,..ll p1s,lhl,. buy II elsewhere.
ai Hallway and Electric
r.al bIl last year l. said to
i..i 90 $4,000. This year, with
and Perry street lines hr.
.nt vail have 70 pay over
81. Ey having "a line 70 tue
'. 4,l 70 thc same time they can
@ I, tls m.ne.owners. IL was
.'tay that SIR. DANNY, who Is
plng the cOal-mines IN Ches-
"i Guarantee 10 Mr. Fishers
'e was cherei fepetlIng a
ho' I~teVehtthg tne uuUiI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

False witnesses unearthed. Strange dis
coyery Of a forged manuscript bearing on
the Crucfxon-an article from the pen
Of Eldridge b. Hatcher in to-morrow's
DIgpATcg-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

Railroad employees all believe IN Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup, the old standby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

How the Blues dispensed hospitality
more than fifty years ago will be told in
to.morrow's DISPATCH by an old friend of
the honorod command.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

Friends of young Johnston have been
engaged for the past W days IN getting
no a fund to defray the expenses OF ms
trial. More than one hundred dollars mas
been raised. but IL rs understood tnat TINS
money will not be used. as it Is probable
that funds will be obtained from young
Jo~hnston's relatives.
great many persons believe the I'M
fortunate young mans mind is unbalanced,
and n is quite probable that an effort VIII
be made 10 show this when the case M
up again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair in tho morning and cloudy IN the
afternoon and night. The skies were
cloudy az midnight.
Range of the Thermometer at the 'front.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
THE MARKET rNsrTrLrp.

The stock market was unsettled again TODAY.
Prices were lower during the morning, but
rallied sharply after | o'clock. The upward
movement was checked by renewed sales for
both long and short accounts. In n majority OF
tho railroad shares the fluctuations during the
entire day were cOnnnel within n range OF Maa4
per cent. Among the exceptions were the. Coal
stocks, which declined Aa2 per cent, ana after
rarta parftailv racOvorp1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March 10.-OFFERISGS-Wheat. 736
bushels. Corn, 32S bushels. oats, 300 BUSH
els.
sALEs.-wheat, 6lS bushels. Corn, $50 BUSH
ols.
QUOTATIONS..
wHRAr.-Longberry, 7.aSOc. Mixed, 75ss0c.
Shortberry, 70a79c. No. = red, fsc.
CORN.-White Virginia, bag lots. 52c.; No. 2
white, SEC. No. 2 mixed. 49a5Oc.
OATS-Winter Qor seed, 4Ua44c.; No. 2
uixed, 3sa3SLc.; No. > mixed. 30a37c.
RYR.-6Oa05c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
JOHNSTON OuT on BAIL.
Released on $50 Bond-The Case win BE
Heard Wednesday.

in the sun Of $500. Major STILES was bonds
man for the accused. Only a few persons
were IN the Hastings Court hen the
prisoner was brought up by Deputy-SeI-
geant Claiborne Epps, and the proceed
ings which temporarily liberated young
Johnston were Of short duration.
NOTE PROM o sPorswooD.
About an hour beforehand the orother
Of the accused. a member OF the Legis!a-
ture Of West Virginia and editor OF apaper
at Union, Monroe county, that state,
called At the Hastings Court, accompanied
nv a Richmond newspaper-man. MI.
Johnston presented Judge Witt with a
note from Colonel Spotswood. Common;
wealth's attorney. stating that $500 bail
wonld be satisfactory to him. The gentle
men had called upon Colonel Spotswood
ut hls home. on east Franklin street, where
ne was found sick. Being unable "a. go to
the court~roOm. the Commonwealth,s AT
torney sent the communication to Judge
Witt. -, ~
Upon the presentation of tie letter TO
his Honor. MIR. Epps was sent FOR the
prisoner. and an hour later Major Robert
Stiles. bondsman for the accused, Mr. u.
G. Richardson, his counsel; Johnstohs
brother. Johnston himself, and n OF two
Others entered the Judges office ana tue
necessary bail was promptly gwen.
The brothers left the courtroom hou
went to a well-known private boarding
house, where they Will reside until after
the hearing on the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton, &c.. and the
Weather Indications
fBy telegraph 70 tho Dispntch.

p WASHINGTON. March Il. -Forecast
FAIR flor twenty-four hours-from mid
might to mi~dnight--for Virginia /:
Clearing weather Saturday morn
ing: fair during the day. probably follow
ed by light rain Saturday night; warmer
southerly winds.
For North Carolina: Generally fair wea-
ther: southeasterly winds; warmer in
eastern portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperatnre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

Judge Desjardius has ordered VI. Rano,
editor of the PARIS, be ordered to attend
the next sitting OF the u
Henri Brisson has resigned the presi.
dency Of the parliamentary commission OF
inquiry,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
NAvAL-sToRE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, n. C., March 1o.-Rosin firm;
strained. sl.10; good strained, SLID. Turpen-
tine steady at 33c. Tar firm at u. crude tur.
pentine steady hard, al soft and virgin. s1.fo.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported tor tho Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. March 10.-aarket nrm. Prime,
&c.; extra prime, 3hzc.; fancy, 3sc.; factory
hand-plcked, 3l<a4lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

81. Cemeuceau, the next witness. denied
that Cornelius Herr had secured, as testl-
lied bv Charles de Lesseps, some GO0.OJO
francs for the favorof la Jas'ice toward the
Canal COMPANY. La Justice had been
pledoed TO assist the Panama Company, he
sad. long before the beginning of the scan
dal. and, therefore, II wa not necessary TO
buy the support OF either the journal or IT'S
editor. He then described a visit made by
him and Vi. Rano, editor OF the Paris, 10
NJ. de FreycIue;. He and NJ. Rano had not
spoken with u. lie Freycinet "a 70 Rem
ach's threatened action against the pana-
ma people because they feared that the
action might cause the collapse OF the ca
mi enterprise. and that such q collapse
would be used 10 uasettle the republic.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
OfarOWanie
MATKI BOSKIEJ.

wv dniu 21go Listopada).
Ofarowanie Matki Boskiei
jest to swleto ustanowioae
przez Kosciol ma te pamiatke,
re Najswietsza Dzlewica jako
mlodziuchne dziecie ofarowa-
ma zosta}a przez rodzicow
Panu Bogu W awlatyni Jero-
zolimskiei posw;econa na
sluzbe Boza.
Dokt6r KoScio}a sw. Alfons
Liguori pisze: ,Marya cd
ehwili przyjscia ma SWAT
mia}a zna1omosc Boga, i Cd
najrychleiszych lat poswieci}a
sic Bogu, s}uzbie chwale
lego. Oswiecone z niebs
dziecie dobrze wiedzia}o, ze
Bog odrzuca ofare serca
podzielonego, i ze zada, ably
Go calem screen mi}owano,
gdyz nakaza}: Masz n1iEowac
Pana Boga Twego ca]ego
sesca.' Poczawszy przcto Cd
pierwszych dni zywota umiio-
wala Marya Boga re wszyst
kich sll i calem screen /
.uczyni}a Mu siebie ofiare.
Czekala tylko ma chwlle, W
} ktore) bedzie mog}a uroczys.
Gle iawnie te ofare spelnIt. I"
,,Doszedlszy przeto trzech
] lat, prosila rodzicow, ably je]
pozwolili osiast przy swiatyni
/ dotrzymac danei Bogu
obietnicy. Gdy nadszedt dzleh
oznaczony. niepokalana Die
/ wica z oicem Joachimem
\ i matka Anna wyruszyla W
droge do Jerozolimy. Reese
anlolow towarzyszylY swietej
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
"a sViah esbaK.re.
Pehnsyluanla)
SzanCWna Redakcyo!

"ahIN lit bcuaRCNO!
w naszej polskiei kapell sw.
Rafala, zaiozonej przez sw. pamiecl
ks. II. Tomaszewsklago panuie
ci2gEa niezgcda. Il "a kapellstow
pozostafo tylko 8. Przyczyna tecc
Jest sehretalz kapcl. Wyrostek
ten llczy lat IS, n chce juz rzadziG
nletylko kapela, ale nawet GAIA
paratia.
Prezydent kapeli egzystu]e
tylko nazwlska; Jest prezydentem
malowanym.
ByIl muzykanci po}aczyllby
sic nawet kapela, ale pod
warunklem, zeby 6w wyrostek
muzySi wyst4pl} - czyli zosta4
wyrzucony.
Ma lnstrumentoch ciezy margicz
--d}ug W sum;e 900 dolarow
Pleniqdze tie dawno by4gbv
zapfacone,gdyby byla zgoda, ,jednosc
dobra gospodarka. Z czterech
bal6w, jake kapela mia}a dotych-
czas, ME ma zadnego dokfad-
nego rachunku co do rozchodu i
przy choddu.
Cztonkow'e "a szklanke plwa
ld2 graz chocby 10 mil anglel-
skich, SO be- zadnego hororu.
?anuje pomiedzy cz}onkami me-
wstrzemlczIlwosG W pioiu. Wkr6tce
zamiast Kapela PoIska bedzie
kapela pljacka.
Panow!c kapchScl, wlecej
wstrzemiezllwosci, rozsadku ] taItu
W postcpowanlu, = wtepczas
rodacv Was szanowaG bed2.
Il usz9nowanieln
Byi9 hapcli8ta
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

Panience, ktora miala zosta6
matka Stworzyciela Swego- "
s., ,Przybywszy do Jerozo]imy,
uklekia pred rodzicami, |
ucalowawszy ich rece, proslla
0 b}ogos}awiehstwo. Otrzy-
mawszy je, wstapiIa po stop
mach do przybytku Pahskie'
go, wyrzekla sic swiata /
powab6w iego i poswieci}a
sic wy}acznie s}uzbie Bo-
zej.
Przepedzi}a pierwsze lata
m}odosci W swiatyni Jerozo-
hmskiei. Do tego przybytku
Pahskiego naleza}o wiele
przybudowanych dom6w. .Zda-
MEM kilku uczonych teologow
zna]dowa}a sic W jednym z
tych domow szkoIa, w kto
rel miode dziewczynki uczy}y
sic roznych robot recznYch i
przywykaiy 90 poboznosci. Tu
tez kszta]cono Marya W
zasadach prawdziwej WARY
przvzwyczalano do piracy.
Uswiecl}a Ona swe m}ode
lata, pe}niac scisle pierwsze
na]g4owniejsze przykazan
I'M j / O w a { b E d ii e z
B Q 6 a cal G 90 serc a
tw ego o Z wszyt ki c h
sil tw o1ch."
Przykazanle to zobowiezu
ie wszystkich ia ca1y przeciag
zywota Cd chwlli, w kt6rei
czuJemy W sobie SERGE IDOL
ne do miloscl Boga. Me ma
dnla, ME ma godziny, W
kt6rejbyS nic powinien milo
wac Boga, gdyz Bog jest
najwyzsze1 mi}osci godzien
Wy-az ,,ze wszystkich ST
swoich" ME oznacza, IL many
czeISac wieku mezkiego, gdzie
dochodzmy do najwyzsze.
silly, AMI tez wieku podeszle.
go, gdzie silly mas opuszcza]a
lecz wszystkie silly w kazdym
wleku i kazdel pore zycla
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
0 ZAzDROSCI.


4 az drosc S c jest smuce.
MEM sic czyjego dobra i
radowanlem sic z nleszczescia
bliznich. L a 2 d % y m
wiec jest, kto Sic martwi,
niepokoi smuci TEN, ze ma
inny czlowiek wiecei, wiecej
zyskuie i glosnieisza ma
slave; zazdrosnym jest kto
sic cieszy cudzej sakody,
krzywdy nieslawy. Zazdro$t
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
SAN FRANCISCO.

Przybyio tudotad p!eclu
skazancow rosylskich, ktorzy
uclekli wyspy Sachalin.
Przez diva tygodnie tulali sic
w 1odzl Tia morzu, az ich
zabra} okret amerykahslll To-
wiacy wieloryby. Nazajutrz
ieszcze pieciu taklch nciekl-
nier6w przybylo lnnym okre-
tenn wielorybim Szesciu z
pomledzy tych 10 przyzna}o
sic, ze zes}anl byli ma wyspe
"a morderstwo, trzej So
politycznymi zbrodniarzami, a
dzlesIqty Jest nlhllistq, vice
byi wlelnlem polityclnym.
komisarz dla emjgrantow
zatelc9rafowat 90 Washington
ma, co ma poczqc ze zbiegami
rosylsklmi. konsul rosy jsl:i
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
PETERSBURG,
N a

pocztach rosy;skich otwieraja
tcraz wszystkie registrowane
llsty W obecnoscl odbiorcy.
Jezeli sic okaze, ze w listach
So pieniadze, przybywajace Z
zagranlcy, to poczta IS pro
cent Z Mich kontiskuie czyli
dla sieble zablera.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

okazuie sic wzgleedem wyz :
szych wtedy, gdy ME moze
my i'm wyr6wnac; wzgledem
nizszych, gdy sic obawiamy,
ably nam ME wvr6wnali;
wzgledem rownych, gdy sic
ME mozemy pochlubic IL
lestesmy cd mich wyzsi. Taxa
zazdrosc okazywal Saul
wzgledem Dawida, Faryzeusze
wzgledem Chrystusa.
Zazdrosc kwitnie szczeg6l
ME W tym kraju, edzie
najwieksza Geese ludnosci
daly do szybkiego zbogace-
mia sic, gdzie 1eden chcialby
konieczoie lepszym bye
lepie] mice Cd drugiego. Ia
zdrosci jedna baba drugiej, ze
ma plekniejsze stroje Cd niej,
ze moze sobie trzymac sluza-
ca, ze moze W buggy jezdzit
a ona ME = chop zmuszony
c1ezko pracowac zazdrosci
urzednlkowl rodakowi, ze
lekko moze ma chleb zrra-
biac = ba, zazdrosci nay. e,
polskiemu redaktorowi, ze rIie
potrzebuie chodzic ma robote
do pity, ami szpadlem zarabiae
ma utrzymanle, ty1ko sobie
jakby ola fgli plorem ma >h2
= zazdrcsci cham wykszta,co
nemu rodakowI nawet tego
ze Z onym czasem ksieze
przestala, a nm HE.
Wada zazdroscl jest ME.
zmiernie zgubn9, gdyz upo
wszechniona jest wszedzie
Mic tax ME niweczy szczescis
jednostek i ca}ych pahstw,ja jak
zazdrosc. Jest ona wrec.
przeciwna milosci bliznieeo
ola 1ego nlenawistna Bogu
Sw1ety Cypryan pisze: la.
zdrosnl So gorsi Cd drapiez
hYch zHierzat, rowni d jabIom
a nawet gorsi Cd Mich, d]abe:
BOWEN ME szkodzi djab}u
zazdrosnl zaS ami ME uweled.
nlaja wezlow natnry, anl
s'eble samych.' Niczego sic
ME powln1en chrzeScijanin tax
bacznle wystrzegac, jak side
zazdrosci.
kto przeto pragnie ustrzedz
sic tel szkaradnej wady
wykorzenit ia W sobie, MECH
czesto gruntownle rozwaza
nastepujace prawdy
l. Wszycy zazdroSn' 50 po-
dobnl do d.abla, Iltoreso przy-
prawiajq 0 wscick4ost dobre
uczynki nasze. Me mole on
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

tego .strawic, ze Bog nam
przyobiecaE dobra wiekulste,
gdyz sam prawo do Mich
utracil nigdy ich ME osiqg.
ME. Swiety Augustyn pisze:
y Niechaj Bog wszystkie
dusze chrzescyahskle bron Cd
zarazy zazdrosci, Jest ona
BOWEN szatahskq wadq,
nieod}aczna Cd czarta !;
stanowiaca rdzeh istote jego,
gdyz szatan, jako upadklem
skazony, niewygas}4 czut
bedzie zazdrosc wzgledem
czlowieka. kt6ry sic umie
ustrzedz upadku.'
2. Zazdroscla nic czlowiek
ME zyska, lecz zatruwa sobie
niepotrzebnie zycie. Zazdros-
ny nigdy ME donna pokoju,
czy widzi blizniego w szczes-
ciu, czy w niewoli.
3. Zazdrosny ME korzysta
dobrych uczynkow bllzniego,
gdyz brak mu miloscl laski
Bozei. I'm wlece1 dobrego
czyn' blizni, tenn wiecej gryzie
/ martwi sic zazdrosnlk. To
tez wyraza swiety Grzegorz
Wielki, mowlqc:: ,MiIosc
przyswaia soble cudze dobre
uczynki przez to, ze ]e miluje;
zazdrosc zas zamienla ie
przez nlenawlSG ma rany
w}asnej piersi. !"
4. ZazdrosG wysusza SERGE,
wynedznia ciafo, dreczy dusze
1 wypiasza niej wszelkie
uczucie radosci. Pismo swiete
(Przyp. IA, 3o) zowie ia
pr6chnieniem kosci, niektorzy
pisarze koscielni nazywaja le
karzacym sedzia. zazdrosny
BOWEN w}asnem udrecze-
MEM stale sic dreczycielem
siebie samego.
S. Zazdrost jest zwYkIe
| c6rka matki wszech grzech6w
t. j. pychy. Pyszny ME moze
zniesc stolacego wyzej Cd
siebie albo ma r6wnl re SODA.
Zazdrost 50 bcdzie i szczaie
przeciw tym, CO sic odzna-
GAIA, wiecej maiq, lub wiece)
zysku1a.
Dla tego starajmy sic
twlczyc W pokorze, panic
talmy, ze Bog ME patrzy ma
godnost, ma qtek, zaszczyty,
lecz ma SERGE pokorne, Iagod.
ne | miIujqce, i take tylNo
serca dairy Swq iaska.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
PETERSBURG,

PETERSBURG. z
Warszawy donosza, ze ma
Podlasiu zasz}a boika miedzy
chlopami a zandarmami, kiedy
ci wywozili p ksiezy unic.
kich do Grodna Ki]owa.
Dopiero, kiedy nadjechala
rota kozak6w dala ognia,
t}umy sic rozpierzch!y. Spo
dzlewane So dalsze rozruchy.
kap}ani usi|owali wzburzonych
ch}opow uspokoic, lecz NADIA.
remnle.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

Panowie Ociaagal-
soy, ME lubiacyy czy-
tao naszych rachun-
k6W, niechaj zap}aca
nam, lie wjnni "a
gazette, a bedziemy
ich nadal traktowali
jako ludzi s4ownych i
naszych przyjaci6}.
Ran T,EOFZL DERDOW
SKI, brat aoydaoy KATOLE
"A, 6edzle z'zez pare tygodni
Eozekto,uat Qbonament dla naszej
gazety ~ STEVENS POINT
ohohcy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

RIO DE JANElRO. =
Prevalent brazylijski reixoto
che}pl sic, IL uIozy} plan
zupeinego pokonania powstah.
COW W clagu jednego mies!a-
ca. Chce on okretami, kt6re
codopiero Cd roznych pahstw
zakupil, otoczyc o,trlel,wac
hote powstahcow ze strony
mora, a gdy je potem forty
W drugi vienna ogieh,
muszq albo utona6, albo sic
poddac.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
TELEGRAM

PARYZ. = Hrabia d'Eu,
ziet nieboszczyxa cesarza
brazyl'jskiego Dom Pedro i
kandydat admirafa Melosa do
nowego tromn brazyliIskiego
powr6ci} tu do swego pa}acu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

tez ME chce mlet mimi mic
do czYn1enla, dopoki ME
odbierze odnosnych instrukcyl
z Petersburga.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

MADRYT. Sze)ki
ktory pod MeliIla dowodzi}
szczepami arabskimi, poleg}
ugodzony bomb4 Z hiszpah-
skiego okretu wojennego.
Wskutek teso muzufmanie
straclli oruchee i li'lka + siecy
sic rozplerzch1o.
WARS ZAWA. Przy.
arcsztowano jeszcze 2o oso5
posadza1ych nalezenle do
splsku nihlllstycznego. Maj,
wiekszo czfst ujetych to
wykszta}cone kobiety. Gene
raj Hurko, ktory dlugo cho-
rowa} wskutek zadanej nu
truclzny, ]uz powraca do
zdrowia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

closing weak; March 81 Use. May
81 i-8c, July 81 3.Sc
fhc, Firm and active: domestic. fair
TO extra. 3 3S06c. Japan 3i6i1c.
Molasses Forcen. normal, New or
leans open kettle good 10 choice frm.
gOod demand at 2SaS7c
Nofice Options opens steady, g TO 10
points up. CLOSED steady. unchanged 10
~ points up: sales 2p 100 bags. Including
March Si12OaiT.8c, April StNn,.f
lIlO. May SliSMliO0O. Juno SiO sou
l0.sDJuly SiGToN1B.S5. sept. Si6'A5S5
1870 lec, $500. Spot rio, dun
steady; No. z, IA 1-SfIlSc.
Sngnr-liaw, dun. steady, fair ,efin;,s
~ centrifugal % test SASHA Z. a.,
fonncrs', quiet steady. on A 45.lBGf
. oSc. mold A 4 l-20l lice. cut loaf
i-ild0 t-l9c. crushed 3 i-1fii 1.iGc.
powdered . T-S5fh 1-iGe. graduated
o.Sd4 ii-i6c, cubes 4 J-tGI5 i-i0c.
-, kansas City No, Feb. IS Wheat
Firm; Nc. rcd zoe.
Corn-Lowcr' No. mixed d40ti ID.
Chicago, lh, Feb 1S--rherc was very
kvnReral heavincss ON change today
Wheat corn, oats and provisions consid.
trably lower at the close than ON the
Jay befotc. The respective de, lines are
wheat and corn each A-S: oats. RS: pork
- l-2i lard = IL 90 B, and ribs. 4 IL
Wheat AZ opening was l.2 lower than
yesterdays closing, held firm aud then
de,iined 3-S for May. and IL for July.
ruled steady aud Tie closing was 6.S low.
or Tor May and I cent lower for July.
There was free unloading Of long prop
erty due 10 the continuance Of the feel
ing OF benefit from the snow storm. while
cables were weak and lower, and pros.
poets were the visible supply mirht be
Increased. The general financial outlook
also caused some distrust and these were
Corn was heavy through lack Of sup
port
Oats also slow, weak.
Hog products wcrc sparingly dealt n
aud for lack of assistance, s0ggcd almost
stendily
Leading futures closed.
Wheat February, %; May. 90 3-Sff
Corr, l'cbgery. Il; May, a s.s;
July, "a a.Sftil "a.
Oats February, 30 -; May. % rs
Mess pork May. St0.a0.
Lard. May, Sl2.S1 1-2' July Si2.50;
Short ribs May, Sl032 L.
CAST quotations;
No. sprlug wheat ~ 3-l6t73; No. .
rcd. a. 3i013
No. corn Al
No oats 30 i.o090 "a
Moss pork SlSgWQlD.
LARD Si2.N1 10.
Short ribs, sides loose SiO3o@1o.
Dry salt shoulders Boxed, S0.SJ l-oGe
Short clear side Boxod. SiOeOGto,
Now Orleans, Feb. Markets, un.
changed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
KANNAS CITN LINEkTnnN

Kansas City. Mo- Feb Is --Cattls-
! Receipts 400; shipments -UOO: market
good, steady; poor COWS, woak; closing
! Zoe lower.
Hogs Receipts 400; ahipmonts 400;
market nflUo lever; all grades Sd2J
WS2O; bulk. 81 gO6S1O.
Sheep Receipts 1000; ghipmcn,s 100;
market strong. unchanged
81 LOUIS LIVESTOCK.
81 Louis No, Feb. ~. -Cat.s- Re.
! ccipts 1000 shipmvnts 100: market
iirn fair 10 good untive steers. StuUaf
$50; choice shippiug $ITj6ij.OU; fed
Texas steers S32J9l425; fed reyas
300.
Hogs Receipts 2SoO: shipments 400.
murkci steady, heavy SSOOUS 80; puck-
ers. $1,000 SD light T.00uS.3O.
Sheep ltcceipts liUO; shipments rome.
market steady fair 10 good m1ves.
%3.dOdt4.T5 choice mttous, S5.OO6fJ 5O.
LONDON WOOL SALES.
London. Feb. is. AT The wool sales
today $50 bales Of good quality wore
offered. Competition Was active. ,sra
ciuliy for lambs wool Gfcafies were
largely bgught for che coutiuonL Price
uuoimngpd.
ST LOUIS WOOL
Nlt l.yhlb, AAot ltb, lH,r~M uOl--l Re-
cripis. 4Uu), shipments, l1jOOO pountla.
firm 40 previous quotations, simation IN
sellcfB favor
ST. LOUIS SPOT
st. Louis, Mo-. Feb Is Cotton
Steady; middlng. % sales. 300 balcs; re-
cipts 800 baleT shipments, 100 bales,
stock, 10000 bale.
CHICAGO LIYESrOCit.
Chicago, H., Feb. IS. Cattle Rooeipts
2JOO shpmenls l0OO. quict. strong.
as 5O, cows 81 O5Gf3 80.
Hogs Receipts 5000: shipments. 1000.
slow Mixed aud packers. So OOfiS 30.
prime and butchers and hpngy. So g5fJ
a5; psslwe lighi' - OOQs l5i other
lights, ~ he0l 90.
closed weak natives ~ 2515 30; Tes,
ans 81 50: westerns, - Opf5 - lambs
SO 150B 20
PROVISION MARKETS.
81. Louis No, Fob rs Flour. weal
bui not qnoiably lower
Wheat Declined 3-Hi7-S below yes
terday. cash, 30 3s' March. GS II: Mas.
n 3-sWll -; July. y ~.
Corn Declined. closld, 5-SU34 under
yesterday cash. 81 3-s. March 3S 5.S.
May 80 3-S4fiO ~, Inly, AZ J-3
O. IS Lower cash, ~ ~. bid May,
Sold - 3-s
Corn mcal- Firm, $500.
whisky STEADY. SllT
Bagping AMI cotton ties Unchanged.
Provisions Very quiet az proWOns qio-
taiiOr8.
Ncw York, Feb. rs Wheat Spot,
lower. moderately aaive for export. No.
red elevator 7!6fID l-4e; options opened
weak, advanced. clOHed siendy 3iic uu-
der yesterday No = rcd hnrch az 3-3c.
May 80 l-Sc, July - ltle
t0rn Spot dull, hrml No 9. Etlf
.. lac elevators options dnil and lower.