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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E0R RENT fOR $3.50 YOU CAN RENT ONE OF
sns INCEST 8,rSom houses In the city; ~ cellar
lsas Iarch st. lie Drolt Park; key at drug
1t DIvlD D. STONE, 50, and soeF st. NV.
PoRi RESr-AT S37.50 A BEAUTIFUL NEW
corner house; bed rooms; parlor dining room,
kt.chen, cellar. furnace; 1901 Linden St, lie
Il bivfb b STONE as so lfs and N $50 F. st. nav AVE-
FOR RENT-AT AZ 5TH NE; NICE GROOM
s sIs with mod imps convenient locality
Or OWNER, 1914 9th st. NV. W. '''' scs-st:
FOR RENT-NEw STORE, CELLAR, ETC; O. II
% ne: two show, windows; near q. =. o.; Sl5.
stable, &C.; pasture; sio. Apply i52o ION St.
,.2! / IRENr-
iis2 iifh ST. sr...a6 sos 5, fr:....:...ss
s. s 1s ne. Gr s! s. g 6 NJ .r
q; 40 ga st me- 72t "a s. 7r.......Y
s .S s. St me- ne Sf ID is d St St ne
10, q ;, -. FUES,$iIEbi .,-~
ofhce rooms in the Glover buiiiing, f ST. bet
14th and 18th. Elevator service
seS-6t! NJ. NJ. PARKER. l4ls st.
P, RENT ,o DIGGEs 4 FAIRFAX; 7Ol ETH:
1910 Cap st. Or. ba .26 732 4th Sc. ar. ba. -. 20
1870 18th NV, 6r......2ola:s % NV, Or ba.....l5
1911 10 ami$ .33 Z26 Sd 13r. ami. $50
1850 sw, 1or, ami 3d. 80 30i 10th sw i9r ami 35
Soi Va sw, st&dwg. ..25 2S9 Az sw, st&dwg. %
4SsG sw, Or, ami. g. SO l24 9Th sc. 6r ami .a050
Us Z sw, 1r water 1850 1905 Az sw st&dwg. Is
NJ u sw, q: wa,er IA ~ 9TH sw sr water i
e r.. Masrl$ t Ct s" ST. e
sps ss w. 81. wassr y SOY Va ave
IS ave ssh se sT T
3sa sw 5r. waterio.3o 40 e!a sw, Or. va. II 30
is s! ii fAhks a soi s." O. aas ~ so
FoR RENT-BY OSCAR W. WHITE: $50 + NV.
i99i css ave se i iSs liza NV
300 Mass ne. Gr...25t and wg, ior, stable 10
seS-St .a.- .-t.:.ts
For KENT-Bf DAVID D. STONE.
r4r7 r. cor ts co. 81 and ss s IA. 81 IL nv r ba SEQ
ltle Goth, Tor, la, fr. AZ 3ls 9th ar, b...25
s ss = sss s' f. e la 5 r. Es
l45 Pierre. sr, br. 80 50 l429 W. 1r b......2I.5o
s29 9th Ne, cor, 7r,b. 80 ll2i 18th ,Ir.b,c 1850
Ia, no; water heat. 30 6i2-l6 Sheridan Or. -
=. FOL. CoLoRED TENANTS
. s s" g 20 srle Brook. court
FOR RENT-lTHE BEST HOUSE IN THE CITY
at S2a:oo per mo-26 y ST. NV; s nicely pa
- 81 St nw; :r.' ba.; rent very low at $50
1T ~. la >t4r! SOC st. nv.
FOR RENT--sR. 3d.; ANIL; on sT. N.E.s2.0 90
Q and bath: S.m.i.; ON Acker ST. ne. 100
rooms and bath; ami. on st. ne....... 1890
rooms and hath; ami; on . st. NV. 5000
IT. ". /. wILKERsoN. Gss i st. NV
FOR RE.NT-22o Z ST. M; AR: REDUCED.
sla lss st. Sc: new paper and paint: sr.,. 20 90
, SEES w $ MiNSiX, ii:f ST. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

FOR Rf.Sf-AfIRAcrIyE FURNISHED IIoUgE.
nearly new; nix rooms and ath;. cycry coavcns
ienee; teIms very moderate. leU9 Z 81. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

Ii. SAUNDERS * Co.,
st. NV.
l3l G st ne. Or. 80
lOl Canal st sw, store
and dwg. rs
I02-4-6 Newark st.
Petworth, 11r. p
IL Tenn ave uiucoln
Park, Or, bath, eel
and furnace. p
1907 L st NV, ar. 30
al y NV, Or. 30. %
49, oath NV, 7r. 1850
liiS Fla av NV, Or
and Gel. 1880
i2I Cbew's alley I'D
and + SITS nw). 1880
800 Browns ct sw, 4r.s
4 large rooms in NV,
with mod imps. IS
120S-l0 Blagden's l,4r.S
} HOUSES.
I'd full description OF our
can save You trouble.
$500 per month.
LES.
u stalls and room for 8
Can be rented by
.-........-..........Sa0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

FOR RENT-BY wAi.
1907 +
21Is o NV, 1sr, VI. 81, 500
Iowa Circle. l1r,yr.l.J 500
2ll y Cap. 2Or, yr.l.a zoo
Mass av mr. Dup CIR,
l.r ......... 100
PIG D NV, l1rscel. 100
2l1y o st NV, l2r. .6O
1881 I ST NV, pr, eel
and stable, yr. 500
1I5S Oregon ave, Tor,
reduced to ........ 80
l4i6 II + av, iir, only so
l02S 18th st, Tor. so
1906 l. NV, iir. AZ. so
BrOoliland. u. e.. Or
and stable, large
grounds ............ 80
1870 18th NV. Tor. 40
123 Z ST ne, Or. .3J
, FURNISHED
Apply TO us for list a
furnished houses. We
Prices range from $G5 Ia
STAI
, Large stable, containing
vehicles. hay loft and gr
the stall. AS a whole. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

Cor. 18th a. q sts NV
with STABBED .SS:Ss.Ss
ii bet l1Ih aud 18th
SITS. with stlSits. .5os'
X | ave bet 18th 81
and CoBn ave. with
stable 1856
y st near Gcnn ave.
with stable. .....4iG.Gs
10th st bet SoOlt Dir
and % with stal.4l6.6s
Mass ave bet 18th 1T
and Dupont 7Oirtk. .3UO
Conn ave bet NJ and
y SITS .sil Ga
Conn ave bet NJ and
y SITS. with stable. Ia
NJ bet lith and 18th. J,s
II 1t bet 18th aud
18th. with stable. ~:
10TH ST bet . and x. 2eU
IL st bet 10th and sist
10th ST bet q and Il ..sg
X bet 2lst x I'D. .lGii.67
Once rooms LIST floor of
lies = 81. LIST iioor
and basement. ....Sls5
! rns I'd floor. 1908
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08
FOR lighthouses.

IN hhNl-b1 Jas o. JESTER $50 ST. NV.
~ 81. Sc, iof. D., furnished. 5000
1917 y u. n.w, or. D., with stable. 30 80
,o.h 81. ne, Or D., cellar. MI. tOct.l) 22.J0
~ st. NV, 1r. b., with shop. $50
fo0 y. ]. ave. Sc. Or o., m.i......... 30 20
i1vs ~. ave. ne., Or. D., cellar, NIL. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

t@0 1th e NV. -. 20. 30
1879 Vi nv NV. sr&ll3o 10
1918 ~ NV. Or. liz 70
las l nion Il, Or. .lV.30
100 Green q, sr.-...y
1G22 sth NV. sr nat
1nd large stow IS
1aD- n -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

FOR RENT-6-RooN HOUSE; SoRTiIEAsTi
large lott water in yard; large cellar; rent. oal5
$1,000. Apply to q. J. BOND. o3l st. Ma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

FOR RENT-FOUR UNFUR OR PARTLY FUR
rooms, first toor front; gas and water; con-
venent fer housekeeping; rent moderate. 800
9Th st. NV. seT-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

FOR RENT-142 ID ST. Sc: ROOMS AND
bath; bay-window brick: in nrst-slsss condliion:
with good yard. OWNER. ale y. J. ave &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

FOR RENT-UNFURNISIIED-TO THOSE WITH
out children, rooms tall Of Sd fOor): house,
hot water heat, electric lighting; altitude high,
and unesceptionab!e surroundings; rent monthly in
advance. Us st. NV. Set-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

isth be; n mud 4. .Io6. ct
18th 81 let I and h. .i:a,
Y 81 bet 10Th and
Nst SITS. $50
J sficrson place bet
sonn ave and 18th l15
Cor N aud .oth.....2s
Dussat Circle lset y
IA ave aud L ST. 80
DupotIt Circle bet Y
II ave and A. ST. lid
list 81 bet u and a. .ISC
Cor 2ist and % sits. Ia.
DcSales st bet 18th
81 and Conn ave. LIS
DcSal"s 81 bet lsIh
81 and Conn ave. Ia
VI bet 18th and isth. los
Corcoran 81 bet 18th
and 18th sts LOO
Sunderland place bet
18th and y N ave. loo
VI - bet I'D and I'D loo
tenn ave cor buDont
Circle communicable
Ms
lsi4 n. heat. rs
i run. ID door. ls0J
ia ave. ~
Z furnished roOms and
hath "a h ST near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

EOk RENT-AN, ATTRACTIVE THREE STORY
brick house, on Y st. between 10th and 2lst SITS
eontapirss y rooms, basement cellar and furnace
room. and Kitchen; first floor, parlor. hail, SIT
ting room, with stairway, dining room and pan
try secoid floor, two cha nbers and bath room;
third foor, three chambers and store room
House Is heated by hot water; has all modern
improvements. and is desirable one Ia every
> respect rent, 500 per month.
Apply to FITCH, FOX & BROWN
,SeSr3t liO6 g 81. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

326 Elm st NV. Or. % 90
1874 III 81 mr.. gr- $3.50
4I 9Th st ne, Or. ESQ
65 II st ne. sr....2O. 80
ca II 81 ne. sr. %. 40
60 II - ne. SEQ. 80
II II IT ne. sr. 20. -
l2+3 Md nv ne. Or. 1850
52O 2sth VI NV. sr.ls.JO
l425 nth 81 NV. 1r.lS.3O
S13 3th 1T ne. 6r.ls.30
81 9th ~ ne. Or. 1850
laos ii 1T NJ, 5r. lib
NIB l. 81 Sc. l0r...i5
1po5 Ill 81 ne. Jr. .is.3O
lbs u 81 sw. or. 1880
3ss5 Oak st NV. ar. .t2.5o
-. Oak st NV, -r.12.50
boa u ~ -. Or. .t2.50
- Decatur ne. 5r. .l1.25
ga Vim NV. ar. 1880
$40 lin nv, Ar. 1880
so Elm nv. 4r. 1880
1913 sth st NV, 3r.lO.30
l2.s.s y J nv -. 6r.io.3o
1880 Harrison ct. ESQ
~ Bladcnsturg rd...9
% Bladcnsburg nd. -
BANES a. SIMPSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

FOR RENT-20S IND. AVE NV, FLAT Of 3
unfur. rooms; I'd ioor; steam heat; large closets
central. spt,-2t<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

fOK KENT- -
l32, NJ NV, 2Or. $500
1871. NJ nv. l6r. $50
1873 NJ NV, l6r. .lsO
100 Ii st ne. 15r. 20
1911 10th NV, T5r. .15
a5. II 81 NV. or. 80
lssd CorcoraB. Tor. 80 !
Nv cor 2ist a. y, 1Or. 30 ,
Cor "a and ) ne,
LIZ and sta. Id |
1891 CorcOran. Tor. - !
1871 Cor-oran, Ior. as !
lsoS Corcoran, Tor. a. |
Gl4 I'D st NV. sr. 36..,o |
stvi L ~ NV, Or. 35.:,,, /
2lo9 y 81 NV, sr. IS, -,
I'll 4 ~ NV, or. %. 80 1
.lo 4 81 nv. Or. 30 TO
1879 l. II NV, Tor. al. ID
Suo III 81 me, Or. ...as
..,sS Spruce ST. sr. 80 80
81. Spruce st. Tr...:;vl
as . 9Th NV. ar. - 80
So st NV. Sr...a5
sso- NJ 81 NV. sr...e
3io Sprucc 81. sr....2
3ls Spruce st, fr. 20
1913 ) 81, 1r...g5
-ua Is 81 ne. sr....23
scs-3t: ca,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

FOR T-UNFUI,NISffD-4 CoAiAiU NICATtNt;
scccnd-stOry rooms bay window back and front;
arranged for light housekeeping; heat, gas and
bath; adults only. 3 + St NV. se6-3t"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14

Steamship Lampasas, Burrows, New
Steamship Morgan, staples, Brazos SAN
Schooner Cactus, Hagen. Pensacola,
IN forl
Steamship Acme, Gibson, in stream
steamship strathnvon, burden. outside.
Steamship ADMINISTER, pier IA.
Stea ship WRllHchla, Meters, pier IA.
Steamship Camrose, Seward, pier -.
Steamship somerhil, Riddoch pier %.
Steamship Pamas, Purcell per u.
Steamship le1iina' Purcell. pier g..
steamship Tripou Sullivan, pier ~.
Barks and Schooners-
Barlientine Cosmos, Davis. In stream.
Barke President, Olsen, in stream.
Schooner Edward ". smith, Cramer.
pier %
schooner Albertlne hdoue, Harris. pier
Schooner Larry Chadwick Clark. pler
Schooner Belle O'NeH, Dunton. pier -.
Schooner Napoleon Boughton. stiles.
Schooner Daisy Farlin, Dunton, pier 20.
Schooner Eunice l., Croker, Croker,
Schooner Lake Austin. pier %
Schooner Helen Rand, pier ~
Cleared for Galveston.
steamship Memnon, Cave. sailed Novem-
% Brit steamship Moorgnte, Smith. sailed
y ste e Avondale. Miller smiled No.
vember TO-
bark Alice c. Dickerman, sailed No
vemher 4.
Bremen
steamship Toronto. Bartlett. sOiled No
Vember III.
Penarth-
steamaRip Springfield. BramfOot. sailed
December u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14

ans January l3.-MCElroy &.
luIes--Ihc advice given in the
Tvs to cover Longs on spurts,
VI replacing on Impressions,
ohtirme1 for the third time
rise or the market. Although
rHSlly followed our advance OF
Is strength was rapidly dis
prices there closed l-Gi below
.Spot sales We're 10000 bales.
ing buyers freely. The result
appointing Liverpool was
mere prices opening about
itf i9at night and closing at a
" points on the day.
attribute the decline In Liv-
s Il']'ng' caused by predictions
sue That receipts during the
~ are likely to show an in-
e we hardly think these pre-
ne verified, their influence
nlliiIm the views expressed by
'Uleet " the large long inter-
/ uul l1ke much argument 10
men Liverpool fails two DAYS
70 pay any attention 10 an
1e@ than 100000 ana 10 the
|, "o'emeut there is little en-
ts., w. new buyers, and old hold
.o, ,'Ssl'es carrying their cot
@6d market. This is the
"' nave pointed out several
therefore trust to be excused
our previous advice to cover
m1rket was quiet and I'M
~ with sales OF 2l.OO0 bales
,.' are 10000 bales, against
a,, For Monday this port ex-
''nst 1850 a year aso.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14
LocAL rNLcn CunKENr.

groceries. etc in the market today.
ANJ.E CREASE -- Diamond, 45WjOc.
Golden. GlUIUc per dozen boxes; castor
OIL 6tu Zoe: Boston cuaeh oil. per case.
piuts SAJn; per CHse, quarts. $3.50.
AAlAtJNlTloN--PoW per key, $500;
blasting powder, S2.2J per key, agents
buck. SlsJul.3u.
BNGGING AND TIHS-BagEnE. ~
No.. aHa-ac. lb, Uabhc, 20 lb, Ugc, Delta
ties. S1@5 per bundle; standard Arrow
ties, SllOpl.l5 per bundle; a5 no steel
Arrow ties Sl.uj per bundle.
BGEsWAN-22H lor good yellow: Ice
rNtON Wholesale erocers CHARGE
short clear. 9N9&c; breakfast, 1oGc.
IANI1A --Eiaiu candy tlauioi wrapped.
7u7lr, fancy mixed in pals. SuIlc; tan.
CANNED FRUITS STANDARD canned
goods. per dozen: Strawberries. Sll5ll
l2O. pineapples standard, Sl5Dgl %, Sec
onds, Sl2i@l3J; pears, Standard, SL1U;
peaches, standard, 10, Si25at 80; see,
unds . No, 81 Oialln; standard No. 81 70
FlSu; " m seconds, Sl3p3l4o. blackbcr-
! / 90 Lima beans, FLmul 10. string beans
| Decision, corn, SlluH Loo tomatoes. .
! lh, s1HaUc, lh, Sl.2nH -; oysters I 10
T. w. 65p1c per do1en i 10 Z. W, HHVp5c;
a. -lulIo per dozen. roast beef, SlI5a
/ 20, Clipped beef T. 10, SL35UI4o ] lu,
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS --
lo,,.irr, ,,is.fsti,r.f NOV 9,zro, f,,, ~ liz
S q ~, Teaches GH a-.o' eas pumS
CANDLES quoted sa follows, Star
~ r. p5,'l,Nl Boz l.tA ,.,
.t wv II t-I I'D, l4'' - - soi at,,FSi
Ti- II a no SHH IS l''u, -,
iI' 100 -P'tt, Epul ltl', Sac coIhlh"n
Ii}i is4i;C; .lm1,chinE RIO, lsc
o. Itiil-l Ift'S-hal huaho, 80 per ton
U i.l ~ T2.23r1h1r9Hsg No.. .,oo. ,...... 49,.
EsuE, $500. Sea Fa!ry,sccoa3 roller patent
" 20; Sea Nyiuph extra roller fancy
60; SEA Jewel extra roller choice, $40
ar Iol,'I laInlly. f-.t'ot bNmper-
iil,s!e,, -, ~ iloI'nt F%.", apoVe Tor car
lo'7, lcss man car lois nc per barrel high
tIANl.E AND ia ar lots. Dealers
lLe IRON store 9AIuc more per 100
Pu9Hus ON Brah' ZHdc per bushcl on oats
11i55e corn Efau quo per 700 lbs, oats, ~
%boSe per Dushet; corn t ~ per bdHhel
SEED meal. s23 per. tom timothy hay Sl55o
Nl";'9 per tgn milIet hay, Sl4ni5 per ton:
seen NUS 90 per ton
t,,,.st r., az ia.Tr ~, ,aiues If A. tol-
they r., I I'm ., 5q5 Him.
aa atsARD-Re"ned' tiFr'eF' 7a7'%e' leaf ~
pr MLA a55sc s5ajaa ier 15e2og
ui iii sJ'Ns g iiaG' Prliine' ,%'c ~.
200 caIifornia L. t.. Boxes 9oA S2o5al ' S
iiyy-. - 0'Nss' o'p '''' 80 20 'i'"u ana quar-
"iitrE Had tc. cboic. ,sy.. ..i...
Atir a. L., ~ oS'ie'' f74S' PRIME
~ 7,Jlir,r,S.Ci IN, I'm s,,-,.,,,. ,.-,
fair coarts s6S dna ~ 5GPpiS' asTsna
40 eti11rregdi ir.,t , iFg, S1G me,
ksug nm ''1'' H''""' az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14

Orleans, h-. January l5.-Ionquin
.lr., Spanish merchant, blew
ms out this morning at his arls-
home on Esplanade street. The
an was born In Cuba thirty years
came to New Orleans a number
ago Here nc hceame a lion in
by reason OF his vast wealth and
walled family CONNECTIONS Elis
sore their titles IN Havana and the
in their possession showed their
& had been grandees in Spain for
before the time Of Ferdinand
leila. The family here entertained
Il the most exclusive circles, took
every public movement, especially
'et carnival societies, and young
wac remarkably popular lie had
with typhoid FOYER for weeks past
despondency over his failure 70
rapidly Is ascrlhed rs the cause
self-desttuotion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14
xiIlen Tor Ilcr Money.

ikoe. Wis, January 15.--Rudolph
ann. proprietor Of the Cream CRY
which Mrs. schrums was found
n the building was partially dos
~ fire last Friday morning. con-
lat he strslngled his aged guest
urpose OF robhlng her, and after
ed the room. he failed TO secura
ans money. PeclSmann is now in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14
nance COMMERCE,
u "a Cotton Markets Are All Lower on Predictions
Z Increased Receipts Next Week-The New
York Stock and Other Markets.

january is.-The stock mar
La today but steady. Trading
En- the start There was some
|'s1 .opdon buying and local COW
rs. 20 brokers' said that Lon
Et ,oIl lois OF St. Paul, Louis
- Erie seconds this morn
La ,,urht ST. Paul at the OPEN
was some covering Of
u was generally thought that
\ transactions in stock were
L raers given by a recently or
II, In the stock. Traders were
81, buyers Of Burlington early
/ hut after the FIRST hour the
H.. that the next dividend on
~ been sold in Boston for !
i. Followed by a bear raid under
as,reme low price Of the day
y THE dividend was sold by the
Eu' Inv
Tents Of a Ne" o' Ii "o"5e IT."
injection ana was Oo"s"' w i-
q Co.. Chas' Iis'" ~ w. "''u
hes CO.
hit holders OF h"'''''s '''i 9'o.N
|aat they understand that the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14

GOOD Teaxs, January i5.--ons
AZ been on trial all this week ~
art court for killing old man
coleman county. The case was
I'd 10 this county. The case WIS
The Jury Yesterday evening about
and last night al o'clock the
ight IN their verdict assessing ms
ut al life tlme imprisonment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14

Until February. 1904, tho manages
ment have made ARRANGEMENTS to give
FREE with every yearly RENEWAL
OR NEW SUBSCRIBER. RoPP'5
COMMERCIAL CALCULATOR, Ia
the order ls accompanied by tho oou-
pom printed below, This book is in
valuable TO every farmor. merchant.
stookman. contractor. laborer me-
ohanio. school child and housewife. In
faot It Is truly a book for everybody.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14
.crrn sI,ontIng Array.

Lake, Texas January i+--A dlf-
occurred last night on Captain
~ plantation, about six miles
wn. between two negroes, Steve
nd Harrison Parker, in which tina
vas shot and almost instantly
selley was promptly arrested BY
+ d. /. sutton and Is now held fof
lining trial. which will be conduct
rrow morning By Judge q, >.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14
Momnn 30 the Fracn..

e. veNas January i5,-At s o'clock
Id his wife Frank salyer and Me-
ought, IN which Mrs. MOSS shot
hrough the thigh. salyer took tina
rom her shot Mrs. NOES through
ana also shot Moss twice through
y and once in the head. lie also
Mrs. Moss in the side. Moss is
Mrs. Moss is in very critical con-
suffering mostly from the kick.
In a delicate condition, salyera
Is serious. Mcclniu shot at Moss
lthout effect. The difficulty waz
alleged Islander Of Mrs Moss by
All except salyer are stnngera
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14

Tug Louise came down from Houston
this morning with two hargcs Of cotton
and one OF oil cake. She left on her re
turn trip with "A tow OF empties
Steamship Comal, Risk master, arrived
this morning from New York with MGR
chnndisc.
The Morgan line steamer Morgan, Sta
pies master, arrived this morning from
Morgan city with merchandise and sailed
this evening for BRACES Santiago
Port of Now Orleans,
New Orleans. January 19,-Cleared yes
terday:
steimshr NJ Rio quick. for New York
Brit steamship Cedar Bntnch, Pitcher
for Rouen via Norfolk Va.
Brit steamship Ethclhurga, Windor, for
FrederokshaVen via Norfolk, Va.
Brit steamship Chnucer Aslew, for Liv-
erpOOl.
Arrived yesterday:
Brit steamship Assaye, Carruthers. from
Liverpool December 20, SO Elder Demps-
ter 4 Co
Brit steamship skerryyore, from Barry
December 20, 10 \. X. MILLER MelCtta &
Co.
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u.z.,... Gal eston, Texas, January 10.
e, Receipts today. BY GulC colorado and
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rive. bushels ... 500
Barley bushels ...,. $500
Sew NOrs..

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,New York, January wh.s!a,t--llasy;
61gs; Z. o. b, G14s,
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4l@s elevator; A. a42ia anoat; yellow 42ta
ungraded mixed 4igi2. steamer mixed
Oats Spot dull and steady; No, ? Ssss;
35 track white Western 8Sq40, track
Hy-QGiet, shipping ESQ; good to choice
Hidcs-steady: wet sailed New orleans
! selected 45nN lbs. Atg'Ac; Texas select
[ 2oa24 lbs, losallc. Texas dry. 2i93O lbs,
Mqlosses ouiet; New orleans open kettle.
Cotton seed -Onering light on builsh
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! Whisky l.1H
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