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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
MuerIet.

Muetlet.
- Ser &eforber beim1te am Mons
tag Morgen cine rei6e grnte Elm. ST
pereinnabmte bic Summe BON 1856
on Strafselbern.
= 9ie biefisen Srldnber bereiten
f6 barauf bor, bic fir ben Mittmo@
ertpartete Nnnabme Der Srii6en Sornes
&ule 5 8iI I'M britii6en Barlamente
fefli9 gu begeben. Sn allen alnerifa'
nif9en 5tdbten, tpn es Srldnber in
betrd6tli6er Auaabl giebt : un6 wO
tpdre bas nt9t Der Sail -foGen iol6e
Gefte sefeiert tperben.
Inter entfpre9enben Seierli9s
teiten lit bier ONT Sonntag Ibenb tptes
ber cine tatboIif6e 2ebran1talt einges
tueibt tuorben, 1dmli9 bas in Der Sub
5~IoresfraBe, ettpa 4 8lods bonn Nraus
fas paB5abnbofe entfernte ct. 9enrps
college. Sc lit bies elm folibe8 3peis
Hodges 8adfeingebdube, baS fur ettpa
800 36glinge eingeri@tetif. Ser tat1oz
Hide @eiangberein r2iebertran3" fang
elm Qie6, worauf Grdulein Gaelic
Meper einen MiltommensgruB fpra6.
Die eigentli@e Meibe>&e6e bielt Bfarz
rer Yfefertorn in beutl9er Gpra9e,
tuorauf 8ii@of Neras ben 9esen err
tbeiIte.
SIN San pe6ro Springs Barrie
iuurbe bic Merifanerin Seiuia @arcia
%perbaftet, als fe i'm 8egrif mar,
Selbfmorb 5u begeben. sic mar ait
bfmfelbe1 Sage i9on einmal an Der
N~t8fibrang ibrer Nbii9t b~erbinbert
tpprben.
= 9eute ~ffattete uns unier alter
Jreunb nnb Mitarbeiter, 0err 9beos
Dor 0ieli6er bo1 eagle paB, einen
Befu@ in uMierer Office ab. 9err
6ielf6er befanb fi6 auf benz &lidtpege
Bon aeabaq @puntu, no er perl9ies
bene geologif6e unteriu6ungen gum
3usde artefi6er 8runnenbobrungen
borgenommen bat.
SIN 2aafe Der berfoHenen Wo9e
weGfe1te in San Nntonio @runbei>
6eutbum I'M Wertbe BON $4,000 bic
gigentbhmer.
SIN paoiQon 6es Miflionsgars
tens tDurbe am Samfog Nbeub cine
bemotratif@e vMaRensg eriammlumg"
abgebalten, an BET fi9 ettpa so perfos
men betbeiligten. Man ~enborirte bic
6ilbersp olitif bes prdf6enten Glebes
lamb urb nabm &efoIutionen an, in
benet man ben G%ongreBmanu Ya{9al
unb bic anberen teranii6en @ongreBs
belegaten aufDr6erte, fir bic be6ins
gungsloie N%ufbebung Der @ilberaufs
taufsclaniel bes Sberman>@ eiebes au
itimmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
Gcsema ber i6linam,iten Mr
California : Wetne.

@einliebbaber finben ein groBes 2as
ger BON feinen California @einett bel
9errn 8. S. MeDer am Nlamo=
plq3a. 5err Sleeper fudt Die @eine
at Ort u1b Stene ai1S unb fauft bireft
aus benz Seller Der Wein5i@ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es Inn itets, bic
be1ten Sorten ausaumdblen. ST fa11r
feline 9uaben utt6 Samilien nit einem
gnten Sropfen perieben. &otbz UNI
WeiB Weine in boraiigli6er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1,00 per Galone = fret
tns 9auS geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
3.

- Sn @eKon, @oman9e @ountp,
1T cine nette potsO Office erri4tet iuors
ben. CHARLES 8eierle wurbe gum pofts
meifer berfelben ernannt.
Wie aus GloreSpiae m~itgetbeilt
pirb, lift bas fteuerbare gigentbum in
'WiIfon @puntp al1f $3,959,846 einges
i9dBt morben, INT $481, 100 mebr als
i'm boriaen Sabre.
= Sn paleltine enttamen 9 Strdfs
hinge, anes- Garbige, aus benz @ountps
GefdngniB, inbem ie einen Sang un=
ter bic Mauern binbur6 miiblten. Nur
elmer Der 6lii9tlinge 1T tpieber einges
fangen morben.
= Ser reife1be Mgent Der r6ort
@Ortb Gaaette", Grant Murf, 1T Z
Meilen bon 2ebi aIs 2ei9e aufgefun>
ben porben. gr mar eri9oFen pors
ben. Bon benz Sbdter febIt iebe Spur.
Wtan f9reibt aug peariaa: Nm
II. September mirb in Trio @ountD
cine 2ocalsS ption=W abl porgenommen
uerben.
Sn &efusio finb bic Garbigen
pete Coleman unb Montgomerp Stiles
unter benz gerbadte, ben @ombop
CHARLES 9ptes ermorbet gu baben,
Derbaftet morben. Nls mitI1ulbig
uurbe aud Der Merifaner Martin
8onaales berbaftet.
= Sn 2odbart erf6oB Der Neger
&i9arb 9abis ben Garbigen @eorge
Smith,. Sabis bebauptet. in @eIbfs
Dertbeibigung sebanbelt gu baben.
= Sn Bolton purbe Soc Mper, Der
i'm b~erfiofenen Mdr3 9arpep gmbree
ermor6et bate, gu 5Sabren 3u@tbaus
Derurtbeilt.
= Nus 9eniiOn pirb beri6tet, bob
BEL 9agerman elm mad Stben sebens
Der Gra6t3ug Der Mifouri 9anias &
Seras 8abn babur6 entgIeifie unb aerz
triimmert purbe, baB ii6 eire Nn3abl
BON Stieren auf bas @eleife gum
S6lafen nisbergelegt batten. @on
benz 3ug : Perional iuurbe Niemanb
ernftli6 DerleBt.
fnc{rnkhA-zA~3+.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28

: @inen nflusen" @infaa bate su
@%eiielb0rin9 in 8aDern Der 8efber
elmer f66nen iungen Mil6fub. gr
bate bas &alb berfauft unb fonnte
bas mad Der Srenuung erfolgenbe @es
brill Der Sub ni6t ertragen-nabm
einen Strid unb banb benz Sbiere bas
Waul 3u. Sas Mittel balf rabital,
benn als er mad GINGER 3eit naniab,
mar bic Stub itumm-eritidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
sdpls, WaImeu : @nrten 1T 5,

SdDl5' Yalnte,t : 0arten 1T Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti9en BON Sun
Nntonio nit ibren Samilien. Sie re-
~gelmdbigen @benb Grei &on5erte an
bier Nbenben in Der WO9e 1int tets
5a6lrei6 beiuGt unb e%rfreuen ii9 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unb WbisfeDs unb ale5eit felerfrii9es
8ier, iomie bic bel fen @%tgarren.
Sie sc eauratiDn liefert ale
DelifateHen Der Salon. Mu1tern,
Slide. @ilb in better 3ubereitung.
3dglif auSgeaei6neter warmer 2un6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
Gr6ffnnmg Der beutf9 : en9lif6en
GMule.

Sic bentI9sengIif9e @9nle er0fnet
out 1. September ibren reuer Sabress
curius. &naben, mie Mdb@en, fins
ben bonn 6. 2ebensiabre an Nufnabme.
Ndbere Nusfunft ertbeilen ultb Nns
melbungen nebmen entgegen 9err s.
@rops, prdfbent 6es S6ulpereins,
un6 Mm. 8arbed d, 9ireetur Der
WnftQIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
9,tn Meftor Der 8erliuer l1ni

= Gum &ettpr Der 8erliner uniz
berlitdt fir bas Nmtsiabr 1893-94
purbe Elm Mitalieb Der pbiloiopbii6en
5atuItdt, Der befannte Germanit Sch.
8esierungsratb proieRor @arl Weihz
bolb, sendblt. Gr lit 1889 al5 Na6.
folger uon Miilenbof mad Berlin be-
rufen porbeu unb ftebt i'm 70. 2ebenss
iabre. Seine 2ebrtbdtigfet begann er
1849 in 6ale; bann geb6rte er Der
&eibe mad Der llniperiitdten Berlin
(1849-50), &ratau, @ra3, &iel unb
8resIau als profeRor an. @eb. &atb
Weinbolb bat Sablrei9e 2iteraturbenfs
mdler berausgegeben uu6 geb0rt gu
ben 8egriinbern beg n0ereins fir
8olf8tunbe", befen 3eitf6rift er felt
1891 lMeitet, Sn bic Ntabemie Der
@iHenf9aften trat er nit feiner l1ebers
fiebelung mad Berlin (18S9) als or>
bentli6es Mitglieb ein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
s~tufsepaRt 6. n. 81.

Sir bic alidbrli6e 3ufammentunft
Der g.. q. g., tpel9e biefes Sabr bonn
Dierten big fe4sten September in syttz
b%ianapolis, Snb., ftattfinbet, berfauft
Die Snternational>& oute am L. un6 2.
September 8lQete gu einem Sabr=
preiie fir bic &unbreiie.
Sie &iidreiie BON indianapolis muB
big gum 16. September angetreten
iperDen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
ism. Matthiea.

GIsif6er, 9Oui s e.
2iefert bas opr3igli6fte &inb=, S9afs
unb S9peinefeii6. SpeaiaIitd!:
Sunges &aIbfleif d. Ollie Sor>
ten bon @urft.
8eitelungen tperben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28

GuoleD's 8esifter, NO. % alamo
plaaa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
8bi5fep, Die beiten gemiiGten Sc
trdnte, feline Weine un6 ausgesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii6e @igarren
unb ftets frif6es Bier. Ser @iaentbi<
mer, Soc Cooler, peritebt feiu Gef6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
@alber Tabrpreis.

Sie International abn pa! fir bic
Gabrt mad st. 2ouis un6 Chicago
unb 3urlid nnr ben balben 6abrpreis
(plus 5000 fetgefebt. Megen ges
1auerer SnfOrmationen tpenbe man fid
an ben nd6ften SidetzN genten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28

Cine pI0bIi@e gerIebung Der
Nusteln, &no9en u. T. 10. bebarf au>
geHblifli6e Nufmertfamteit. Gin
idnelles un6 fi@eres Mittel 1T ct. Sas
tobssGeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
0rnabetsentbmms . lebertraauuaeu

Wrnaoet9entbnute $ llebertraaungen.
so. 3. Sones an 80. s. MaIbbers
ger, 80 Mder an Der Salabo, 8 WeiIen
Don Der Stabt, $1,450.
Grant 6ad unb 6rau an 9treI Meers
f4eibt, @rnubffiid on MiffonsS traBe,
$3.50.
6rant Gud unb Grau an gauline
G@Ieber, @ruubifiid an MifHons
Strabe; pfei8 itpminea un6 SauId.
slset Meerfdeibt an Sobu s. &ipps,
@runbittid an MiffDnsS traBe, 81, 500.
Beniebe bas 2ebeni @ebrau6e
9uff,S yffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28

ueber ST. 100000 Grane> %giSentbum In Gan antpn,U mue irirri
es'fauft merben; her san3e 9efB wirD in abetkn ub G%runbfider
%anSsbpten, me He Der &dufer phniat. GrObe, gut einserAtete Brausrsi
nit gutem abiaB SNn 8ier; melt nnter benz wirfhAen Qee1be+
a~usseoebnks Dmderet> unb litbrsrapbHdes Gtabltftmsnt, wel&ss
bic BETTE SanbiAaft TN Sabpefen Bat.
GutgeleSene ge1hdfts6duIer unb Grunbflde unb 8aupldts H.
Der gQihe uab In ben Gubentbetln Der Stabt. Grpes Auswobl.
aebnltae Sfrten fb ate pprber semaAt wprben.
REAGAN HOUSTON, Waafenperpalter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28

Das Bebaden Der pflan3e bat Der
wfaHn Morgens, ebe er In bic S9miebe
9tng, felbft getbaH; bdtte er es burd
eiuen aaberen tbun laHen, 10 wiirbe
bag cine Nebrauslage BON $3.50 pers
irla9t, bic prObuttiOnstoten a!fo auf
$14.30 gebra9t baben.
Der BaHeu, DelGen er erntete, bate
bag Uetpidt bon sos pfunb bic pros
oiitttonstofen fir elm Yfunb betruaen
fomit p Gents.
Wir mlfen benz Southern Culti<
yator" bic @erantportli9teit fir bic
Hibtieteit ieiner ansaben iiberlaFeni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28

IF FOUR HACK ACHES.
Or you are all worn out, really good for moth.
ing, Il lis general debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
u WIN cure you, cleanse your liver. and give
Q good appetite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
Die Bruomfttomsfuffem beg 8aum=
tuplh0uS.

tuulb6nS.
Dor ni6t LANCER 3eit baben mir auf
@runb ntebrfa6er, nit GROCER Gorgs
faIt angefteater gsperimente mitgez
tbeilt, 6aB fi6 bic probuftionstofen
fur Elm pfunb 8aumwo1fafer in
5eyos Bel fa6gemdBer &uI.ur Der
yfanse auf A bis 5 Gents ftenen. gis
mem betannteu 8aumuoupFanaer,
perrr Wenbern, lit auf ~befonbers gliz
ten Nie0erungslanbe 6as pfunb fogar
Mot b6ber gu ifeben getommen, als %
SEPT ber6TentIi9t elm 0err 6. M.
Sanders i'm "Seuthern Cultivator''
einen Nrtstel, NORM ber tbatiddlide
9etpeis erbra9t nirb, baB aud i'm
Staate Georgia bic 6erfelungsfofen
FUR baS pfunb 8aummoQe fi6 unter
gtinltigen nmtdnben ni@t bDber be-
laufen.
sSm @uf9IIB@-fo Iautet bic Wit.
tbei!ung bes 6errn San6ers = ,aebe
i'd SbEen bic probuftionsfofteu, TO-
ipte ben ertrag bon l 1l16 older 2anb,
tueI@er bon einem meiner Nohbarn-
BEN OorH@miebe-mit 8anmuole Be.
ttelt tuorben 1T. Sie grbeit, eins
t@lisBli9 bee pflisens, tpel9es nit
eeuietbetem Gefpanne getbau tuerben
Ilubte, 1T gang nod benz Saglobu.
Sabe bere6net unb natiirli6 etuas
hbber 81 ifeben getcmmen, aIs fe fi6
ftir etaerI Garmer geftelt baben piirbe,
tpe!9er bas Sttif nit feinem eigenerl
SeLpdnne unb nit 6iilfe zines i'm
Ja9rlobn febenben arbeiters befelt
bdtte.
Die Soften tuoren mad auspeis bes
n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-15
WORTH sTATE NItWS NOTES.

The North Carolina University has Sl5
Students.
News Is received of the assignment on
Monday of Spruce brothers, well-knowu
merchants OF Washin eton, N. o.. with Ia
Dlites Of about c35,ODJ.
Mr.. A. c. Branch, who died at his home
IN Wilson Wednesd Ay. LETT an estate worth
200. 900. all Of watch has been made IN
legitimate trade since 1872.
Rev. w. /. Grissom. OF the Methodist
Epscopal Church. and T.. W. Ayres' a mer-
chant of WASHINGTON. left for u four
mouths tour in the Holy al
The late Represeptatiye w. ID. Kelley, OF
Pennsylvania. said North Carolina Is the
most beautiful and richest portion OF coos
earth upon which my vision or ieet iaVe
ever rested"
Perhaps the Oldest iDhsbitant OF wayne
. county, Miss Cllea Minshew.. living near
fufska or Saul's Cross Roads. disd last
week. She had passed her ninety-seVenth
birthday.
Il IS whispered around among NORTH
CaroliniAns al the Washington hotels thAt
NF. koones. who ran for Congress AGAINST
Repre- tentative Grady. has about mace up
hs mind to make a contest for the seat.
0osernor Holt has made requlsition on
the Secretary Of the Navy for forty Zee
magazine rifles and equipments. q also
ammunition and equipments iof 0n'A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-15
Book Reviews.

OLD FRIENDS WITH NEW FACES.
BY Mrs. n. Gray Bartlett. Joseph
knight & Co, Boston. For sale by
all booksellers.
A very unique collection Of beautiful
photogravures taken from original studies
Of children. illustrating Moth IT Goose
rhymes. The binding is cloth. with silver
stamp and pretty fancy paper sides. II
is decidedly one of the most interesting
Of juveniles published.
THANATOPSIS AND A FOREST HYMN.
BY William Cullen Bryant. Joseph
knight & CO., Boston. For sale by all
booksellers.
These weli-known works are brought
out in a beautiful volume, bound in vel
lum cloth. There is an interesting intro
duction by Rev. John w. Chadwick. The
book is illustrated by thirteen photo
gravures from nature and original draw
ings.
THE NURNBURG STOVE. BY Louisa
De La Rame. Joseph knight & Co.,
Boston. For sale by all newsdealers.
One of Ouida's most fascinating stories.
1t is designed TO please children, but will
be found of intense interest by older
readers. There is a colored frontispiece
of a German stove after the celebrated
potter, Hoischvogel, Il other illustra-
tons.
DREAMTHORP. BY Alexander Smith.
Joseph knight & Co, Boston. For sale
by all booksellers.
This volume of essays, written in the
country. is daintily bound in fancy CLOTH
beautifully illustrated with numerous
photographers.
THERE Is NO PLACE LIKE HOME
BY Lou May Walker. Joseph knight 81
Co, Boston. For sale by all news
dealers.
This volume is dedicated to lovers OF
home. 1t contains selections on nome
from Whittier, Hemans, Goldsmith ana
others under headings Of America, Eng
land. Scotland. France, Italy and Ger
many. The book is beautifully bound and
printed in colors.
WORDS OF WASHINGTON. BY James
Parton. Joseph knight & Co, Boston
For sale by all newsdealers'
An interesting volume, containing all
the important writings and sayings OF
Washington from his early years to the
time of his death. The PREDATORY Is on
the character OF Washington as dellneated
by Thomas Jefferson.
II CRIME OF CASTE. BY b. r.
Davenport. Keystone Publishing Com
pary Philadelphia.
TIE author contends that the recent
Democratic success was but the outburst
of popular indignation and dlscontent
against pretensions to social superiority
in the United States.
ONE OF THE BEVANS. BY Mrs. Ro-
bert Jocelyn. J. =. Lippincott company
Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-15
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. 14-Wheat jumped
mp ever 1c. to-day. The last half hour in
the pit was excited. The clique pressure ON
the selling side was entirely removed, and
the price went soaring. Longs who sold
early were getting back wheat aud small
shorts were covering. The rumOr one
minute was that Partridge was covering
and another that he was selling stocks 10
enable him to margin more heavily on his
big short line Of wheat. The crop dispatches
were somewhat startling, due TO extreme
weather in many sections Of the wheat belt.
This. on top Of the higher cables, gave the
market great force. Corn, oats and proyi-
sions closed higher, but, compared with
wheat. their gain was slight. Wheat opened
&c. higher. but weakened about %d4c.,
then ruled stronger and advanced 1l2c.,
ruled firm. and the closing was within l4c.
OF the opening.
Cash QuOtations-FlOur strong; winter
patent. S3.6OII.OO; winter straight, 5000
$40; spring patent, s.. 75fl4-1O; No. = spring
wheat, 7G4H7Tc.; No. 2 red, ne; No. =
corn. 43l,c.: No. 2 oats, 311gd32c.; pork,
S1I.7jM17.S;' lard, Si0.S2hdl0.S5; short
ribs. 50 Jd9.S0; dry sailed shoulders, 0.SIls
GlOOO; short clear sides. SlO.30alO.4O;
whisky. Sl.35.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-15
THE OYSTER MONOPOLY.
A BILL PASSES RFPEaLING THE
LAW HH1CH FOSTERS 1T.
Twelve Negroes Arraigned for Rioting on
the Night OF the Election-The
State Road Congress.

RALEIGH, y. G.. Jan. IA.-Spec,al
Dr. the Senate to-day a bill was passod
ordering the State Treasurer TO nav
amount due for the purchase II the patrol
steamer Lilly. which was purchased two
yrsrs ago 10 drive foreign pirates from
fte eastern oyster waters OF North Caro-
,ra- The steamer was valued at e 5000.
bat was purchased by the State for $500
most Of which is still due.
4 bin Was introduced in House TO-DAY
providing that the railroad commission
cs shall lave power 10 assess steamboat
- .Ycrty. An important bin passed the
House to-day repeating n law enacted IN
t>i in rcgatd 10 entries. This bill effects
tha cy~stcr-gathcrers IN Eastern Month
carolina, and takes monopoly OF oyster
Qua fish catching out OF tho hands OF a
few and gives all who formerly made
O. Twins by fishing equal chance.
Much interest is manifested In the State
Road Conercss which meets here net
Thursday. and an interesting programme
O.. discussions has been announced. pole-
gates have been appointed from every
county in the State.
Iu Wake Superior Court TO-DAY twelve
negroes were arraigned for riot. They
arc under Indictment for engaging in riot
at Wakefield. IN this count, on election
rI-lt The trouble originated about a
r--ro who was wearing a Democratic
badge. and the other negroes raised n
disturbance A white mar defended the
r.--3 wearing the badge. and that night
De was wayiaid on his way home and
trouble followed, in which several shots
were fred. The names OF the negroes
were secured. and they were indicted
and are on trial.
Nr. Frank Stronach. Of the city, has
been appointed chief marshal Of i~naugu-
ration next Wednesday. and to-day he
announced his fun staff of assistants.
Tie committee on judiciary yesterday
decided 90 make a favorable report TO
t.e legislature on the bin intended 10 nut
C. stop 20 lynching. 1t imposes a penalty
o. 500 and Imprisonment Of any person
CSeged in lyI ching; also holds the au-
tlor.ties II the county responsible IL
f...hlug occurs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-15
THE ROAD QUESTION.
A special Meeting of the Alliance to Con-

A special Meeting OF the Alliance TO Con-
sider Ito Restrict the Sale Of Liquor.
20 asHEVILLE. y. c.. Jan. 14-Special-
Tie merchants in Patton avenue are
publicly protesting against the relaylns
Of the track Of the Asheville street rail-
way alonc that t~horouehfarc. Ii is now
thought the board OF aldermen viii make
On attempt to induce the receiver MT.
Aladdux. to carry his track back OF the
Federal building and up west Cohebe
street to the public square.
u. 4. Blackwell. president or the county
Alliance. has called a special meeting OF
that body for the FIRST thursday IN
February 10 consider the questions OF
roads and Of the enactment OF a dos lay"
by the legislature.
lature asking that the people Of the city
Of Asheville and the people of Buncolnpe
county be allowed 10 vote on the ques-
poo Of the restriction Of the sale OF
!isuor. The petition was prepared by the
prohibitionists and II is not thought here
much attention viii be paid 10 II II tHe
legislature.
Internal revenue collections for the
i1fth North Carolina district yesterday
amounted 10 $l1.112.S6.
Professor A. Spencer, who was appoint
q bv the Government in the place OF n.
W. Spray as superintendent OF the
Cherokee Indian Training school, ana
whose installation as such was resisted
~ sprav. has at last gotten possesslon'
AID the squabble is ended.
Coneressman-elect ". II. Tower. or the
Trhfh district. was IN the city yesterday.
A snow storm struck Aslieviiie yesier-
CAY. and to-day the eround is covered 10
O. depth Of three or four inches. rms
morning the mercury hovcrs just over the
E-rn rnnrL-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-15
THE COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Cot'cn closed easy
middling. 95s: sales, 5si balls. Futures
| c,Csed steady: gales. 1920 bales; January.
0.31G0.33; February. o.4lG942; March. O.j1
m9j2; rAp~il. 0GOd9.Gl; May. 9GSa96J;
June. 97Gg0 ~; July. 9sOg9.sl; August
9.SjG9.S6.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports to-
day. 1885 bales; exports to Great Britain
500 bales. Continent, 7,773 bales; stock,
1,Oi9,336 bales.
GALVESTON. Jan. 14.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, o 7-1G; net receipts, 2.317 bales; sales
go bales: stock. 10j.22i bales.
NORFOLK, Jan. 1i.-COttoD nominal mid
ding. %; net receipts. 400 bales; sales,
100 bales; stock, 400 bales; Coast
wise. SIS bales.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 14-Cotton nominal;
mlddling. 10; stock. 1888 bales; Coastwise,
1,jOO bales.
BOSTON. Jan. 1f.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. 9%; net receipts, 2GT bales; gross
receipts. 1880 bales.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 1f.-Cottcn dull;
middllng. 05s; net receipts, 52G bales; stock,
14.Gi3 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1f.-Cotton quiet;
middling, 10; net receipts, a bales; gross
receipts, LIZA bales; stock. 13.62S bales.
SAVANNAH. Jan. ~14.-Cott0n very dull;
middling. 9%: Let receipts. 1.76S bales; sales,
- bales; stock. %. 72l bales; Coastwise, $50
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1A-Cotton dull;
middling. Q ZIG: net receipts, S,G63 bales;
gross receipts. s.s4S bales; sales. $50 bales:
stock. 32S. 1865 bales; Great Bdtain. 500
bales; Coastwise, 2,42S bales; Continent,
1862 bales.
MOBILE. Jan. 14.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding. . ZIG; net receipts, $40 bales; sales,
1854 bales; Great Britain, 200 bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 14-COtton quiet. mid
ding, Q 11-16; net receipts. 1.2i3 bales;
gross receipts. 1854 bales; sales, 1850 bales;
stock. 1O9.jlS bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 14-Cotton nominal: mid
ding. Oh: net receipts. 2j7 bales; sales,
30 bales: stock. AZ. IS bales.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 1I-COttOn nominal;
middling. 95s; net receipts. 10 bales; stock.
1906 bales.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 14.-Cotton steady;
mlddling. 97s; net receipts, POP bales; stock,
5.14G bales.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 14-Cotton firm; mid
ding. %.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. ~14.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. 9E; net receipts, $3.50 bales; sales,
$40 bales: stock. PISS bales.
HOUSTON. Jan. 1f-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. . 1l-lG; net receipts. Abb bales; gross
receipts. 1907 bales; stock. s.. 797 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. FIXTURES steady
at declines: sales. 5000 bales: January,
923; February, 92G; March. 9.32; April,
93S; May, 9.43; june, 945; July, 9.jf.