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ono of Those posers.

Physically little Liz beth was In the bath
tub. but her mind was soaring into intlnity,
az IL has very uncomfortable habit OF
doing
"Why are you keeping your eyes shutW
asked her mother.
"iCause Pm trying TO think of some.
thing"
what are You trying TO think ofw
"Ofhow things looked before tho world
was made Washington Star
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NANCE COMMERCE,
MARKET Retains Its Quiet strongth-Cotton Narlo,
LIN Lowor-Wheat, Corn and Oats Go Off,
% Dry Goods Looking Up.

,,,,.b i2.-on a volume OF
h I'is ,, %r favorabiy with late
'on', .,osk market retained its
$ W strength this morning, The
que asrs very well distributed
'los and the dealings in sugar
~ r ,a., hours fell short Of 10000
~ n,s' ,r,5ers were generally sellers
|, q saring the morning' the larger I, -,
/. - onsrators appear to be doing
4 l, If stocks today was scatter
~ ~ commission houses seemed to
y. in many stocks that have
A .-,s,yed but little attention
-s..t fluctuations were in sugar
1-.noe5 over : points at the open
f.. ~ declaration OF the regular
saturday afternoon, but by the
|, Me- day the advance was mostly
4 q stocks are very strong.
I, tbe listed stocks which had been
r'.srtiye Of late marked strength
IT, BY Canada Consolidated Cattle
louis. chesapeake and Ohio and
T.e usually active shares like
md Western Union showed the
\ 4 looked Tor ~ a market where
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HOUSTON DAILY POST TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 49, 1894

back irrcsularly 20 It's starting point, at
MAvn some further moderate purchaets
TOT, armour n Go, stendled II again
re visible supply decreased about as
had been expected. The amount OF de-
crease was V6-,QOl bushcls compared With
en- lnerease OF 1000 bushels on the cor
trspending week OF the previous year a
sccgnd decline In the price occurred Inn
mt0lateiy after the decrease In the vie.
VIC supply was known. The days re-
StWls more were only ~ cars, against 80
ana Duluth ST. compared with 6a and is
respectively year ago.
after q struggle az around 81, there be
S"i ~ ne q percepuhlo weakening OF the
u9l; fl0e ana finally the price came down
Mt,n run ana did not cease iumbling
until 70 struck ISM
\ correction Ia the visible supply ng-
uIes making the weeks decreasc / ,0is 600
instead OF 5lON bushels as at first re-
ported did not help tho price much. as
snere, We're sellers az 5Sh as the session
Corn held aoof from wheat when Il
Went 81 TAR In bearshncss as II did In
we after part Of the session, The gov
Nhment report was partly hearsh In it's
eject, as WAS seen by a decline OF \ at
tne start as compared with Saturdays
S,pslhE Tor Mlay, IL recovered With the
near NE opening for May to SSMUSSG
9hi worked OF again whom wheat was
ueNllnM6 until 10 was again down around
,, Wy. low point touched ln the tlrst few
was OUT 'tc from the bottom
Oats opened shade easier IN gym
pa,nN Win wheat ana corn and followed
nose markcts tn the nrnincss which they
was Wso good many oats bought up
dlH WITH Tho light offerings Ind n
~ i S,Isnen'ns gneet on the market After
we plltts had advanced tsc from the
OPENING price and The huylng orders
u2auE hled, the price declincd again
Ib,,, business nus was rather quiet from that
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arELRM tU.'s CIRCULAR.


81 odi', u, March 12.-McElroy &
iiT lgtua-The demand from
i Z alil or materially in all
Il r.tioagh the sales in Liver
nA8 today, prices were de-
AZ Deliveries closed barely
Eils Of Std. In this market
~ va, practically nominal and
dik 'sc after sales Of only 900.
haze Of spot inquiry and face to
~ The very heavy movement;
Pay Receive 1000 against 5000 a
Y AID SD1 being expected here
" asainSt $3.50, h was not SUR
Sc Prices steadily decline and
sAoWs loss of 10 To III points
rs. { cents, but closed ] point
Hgs.on receipts FOR tomorrow,
WI o. etu against 100 last
II msstlug OF Fan river munu-
taIlt1 !or noon today was held,
as'ool, Tot The purpose of degii-
FIl ~ vases. or some other
gSel Tie depre sion from which
Y AlNstry is now said to he SUI
9s.55iilfeS' ~ anticipation of some
4 lA!S meeting had Expressed
\, very plainly % the effect that
~ ~ RESIST any attempt 10 reduce
slHs lhey would not object TO
gl SNORT time in case such IA
A ,.4 be decided upon IL was
i ngsiy ior a while mat the meet
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New Orleans La, March l2.-secretar,
Hester issued today statement bsss5
ON official returns. showing the aotpal
movement OF the Texas cotton eron for
the month Of February to have nesn
500 oaies' against li3957 in February.
lS'S' and the total for the six months
from September to February inclusive
lf5A2, against 1885 last year.
Secretary Hester makes the Texas
movement after February 2s last year
289s9S the total commercial crop Of Texas
for all last year having been e,l0S,523.
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LIVESTOCK.



New York. March i2.-Beoves-Receipts
markct SLOW. barely steady; native steers
sood To primo il5VA 20 per 100 pounds,
Medlum Co. iuir d.MulI0i common Go or
0indIN a2-'eG3.'U good corn led Texans
S'gl; oxen and stays dNa5.25 ~. European
y,SGpIe quotes Amcriean stesra slow, slL
l0S Tor dressed meats. reirlserNtur beef
sseeant az - per pound. Exports today
sio reeves; tomorrow t'g eeevesi 1900
sHeeP LOO Quarters OF oeet,
NNlNes-NecelplA ior TWO uayS lASS head
i I'M. nrn' Ne3's' poor TO prime aG''4
per pound r
5a,s ID -S5 s,j c,, .5ie So. o' NV, ,Wu
steady. lambs weak shade lower ghrcp.
poor 10 priu1r e50llS.f Is per loo prinds.
export wgther,t i0li4.N: lambs. coinrnon
to very choice gsA.fi75
Hors.. Roasinfs foI two davs $50 brnl
on slIp z ,5rs. market HTfu rooI t1
choice + AKA, n ,s, ian nouisa 9oNN W
,,,I,,Aro
Chicago. March l2,-rhc Evening Jour
ma! reports:
Cagte- Receipts 1860; shipments $500,
a,CgVe, CLOSING steady; prime To- extra IA
Iss. liners SH.i4 X Ism. NM; Io '''S
Hoes-l laca.p+s h an. ,Iiirl1.nts IN nl,.
SLOW. STRONG iDs lower. rpusb heavy snngf
4 30. E.lyy ,,rI,srs Ina ,,l>aI Mi S..
primo aeiyy lnI butcbor ,yei-bis M
g. 90. assnivEi lIsht 4.g605 m
Sheen an9 Isfnbz-Rsretnfs II O01. ,r,ive
steady, naive ana Western .ge'n ssS'
4.st; "a few exports al 4.Ni top lambs 40oU
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COTTON.
OlAee ID The post.

Houston, Monday March 70
Middling-Liyerpool 4sd, Houston 7lsc.
Galveston Tie, New Orleans Usc, New
York T4c. Receipls-Today 1900. last
year SIG.
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ish. 'ao''cs OF flannel I'm
,r Brown and bleached cottons had r,,,
CtH,G request. Colored cott0ns os,, ' l,.l.
a a Hi9ng the line White goods IN sI s,s s9W
inipTavc., swivel SILK quiet silk trsds
a for present wants in6,rs s,r,,.-
dGr MORE Is ahead of the supply VWyi Gaia,i
e'0Us u'e IN large inquiry but small ssiSt
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I'm 9 90 cIRcrLAR.

o'eanS' La. March r2-Atwood
60 say; The Liverpool mar
= sales of 1905 bales at un-
Prices Arrivals closed barely
o'dii decline.
aasncy has been to lower prices.
1s oean no new buying to check
Neither the position no price
- Rom what it was short
~ "Aen the market had NO
bstbiru.i there was reaction, al
g,iig az the time Indicated il.
- case, either on advancing
drft markets., sentiment follows
h het, 5afdless of facts. There
Il an 10 Indicate il crup In
n advs,,.e s,llnatl, nor has there
|atserca ., influence reported; there
IL bsa,9 VI speculation and with
a ~ prices are dependent
ah5 ~ SPOT demand. B6rh tois
p5lbts orlt show declines of
10 ssasfn mere wasno buying de-
igsm 49, ana as the seliinc Gle
marset 80 % break prices.
Thosa ~, ~ being gradually Iluui-
lave MO We're short al higher
Isstat sbor, covering and much Of
Issaldei interests rs from those
agaer brcc,1h purchase al very
sxpsass ne free. heing largely
=. l.t5s no., for towns. aud are
pc mus, S tsl 1857 This time last
slage ID H. ever remember that
~. Is lnss5',. AAuNu visible inter-
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FOR
The Money.

At less than lo per copy for
the semi-weekly, Inn Posr
gives moro for tho money
than any newspaper in Texas.
Eight seven column pages
every Monday and Thur.day
morning, full to the brim
with the news, politics, litora.
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7-7''''' '''''''''o.-.. 1855 On ia57a
.a' ''-'',..... 3p9s Og7o lsO.O8G
'ohpAR4rlyn sror uAuKrE
WOOL MARkeTs.

ST LOUIS.
,,, S,. ,l.ous, Mo, March -Wool-stoadv.
NALALsLMA ANn.,L- .....A-t--
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Cincinnati March Hogs-Stoady.
istG1iU, receipts ae0; shipments Gnl
,Catuc-Steady; l5egil5, receipts 1907
shipments none
Sheep -Bcttcr demand; steady, e00d3.75;
receipts 100, shipments mono.
l.amps-Modcrate demand, steady, 800
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pOsTs TINANCIAL AUTICLE.

New York March l2-Thc Post says;
one OF the most interesting textures Of
lhe recent market is the Tapdjty with
which even while the old short interest
forms OF suricicucy of size to cause COM
tnuad scarcity of the most active stocks
IN the borrowing department. Al this con-
firms the belief that tho recent raising OF
the stock markets level was normal and
permanent change. The net result Of the
last fortuiEht's operations is that the large
amount OF stocks have been virtually
taken our of the market aud have found a
resting place IN the hands Of local capital
The incident rs historically noteworthy as
perhaps our first instance Of q sharp after
panic revival in security values. not only
without foreign support, but in the face
Of foreign selling
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NEW ORLEANS,

New Orleans. March i2-Hog products
Quleter; me6B pork refined tleree 5t
Sugn'-Opeu Kettle iirIn, tending up
? i5-lC13i common 20 fair s4gg's; centfif-
uFal active ana strong or white 35f;
stray white 5hi choice yellow clarified,
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POSTS LONDON REVIEW.

New York March l9.-T'he Evening
Posts London c1h eEram says;
The Indian import duty on silver is now
n law, but the silver market was steady
today az ,-.3s renee. -Four lalk5 OF rupees
pence.
The stock markets We're quiet pending
the settlement which begins tomorrow,
Americans ouly werc active The mar
kets c'oscd near the best with signs or
the public coming in. Thirty thousand
pounds iU gold came in from the CONT
Il MT triGv
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Are you in need Of work? IF you are at
liberty to use these columns for assistance in
that direction. While this notice appears tbs
STATE JOURSAL will publish free on Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday, for Topeka or Kansas
people. all notices OF SITUATIONS Wanted not
exceeding i've lines, or thrEy-hye words. in
length. Provided that all advertisements OF
this nature are handed in previous 70
ten O'Clock Saturday morning; also on WedneS-
day. Thursday aud Friday. all advertising OF
this class handed In by ten O'Clock Wednesday
morning
No advertisements of this nature to be started
except Saturdays and Wednesdays No OBJ
legation Is incurred on the part of the adVertiS-
err NJ worthy and needy man woman need
hesitate to take advantage Of this Offer No
In business or having employment is expected 70
take advantage Of it. bur ali others invited -
avail themselves freely.
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HERE, what did I
tell you? I was
sure, just as sure
as I could be, that
he deceived mel
Here, read it; I
have brought you
the letter. I
found it this
morning on his
mantel piece"
1t was a mellow
afternoon in the
middle of Janu-
airy, with a pale
and somewhat
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passing precisely at that moment,
spring to the platform and vanish in
side the vehicle.
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ThIrty-Seventh District Republican
nj


The Republicans of the Thirty-seventh dis
trict of shawnee county will hold a primary
Satrdav the 9TH iay Of JnIy 1871 between the
hours of 2 and p. m, in the Fifth ward and the
In all other voting precincts in the districts, in
accordance with the law governing primary
elections, to select a candidate for representa-
tive. The voters will also elect central commit
te1men for the various pTee ll1 -,
candidates for representative, and each voter
will erase all names but the one of his choice
The cand date receiving the highest number
of votes will lie declared the nominee;
charge OF the polls and make their returns to-
gelher with all ballots voted and poll books to
soon as possible after the closing of che polls.
he following is the name and location of each
Auburn, school house. W H. H. Fox.
Dover Cary Snyder's store. Frank Tomson.
Kaw, Valencia school house, George A. An
derSon; W.. e,,,,-o
North Mission, west side railroad station.
Z. Nj. CockrelI.
North Wniiamsport. school house. j. w.
Stout
South williamsport. school house No. 3. Geo.
Fichland, Farnsworth's store, B. Coyne;
= Linn Creek, Disney's school house. N L.
Monmouth. Lyon school house. G. NJ.
Tecumseh. G. A R. hall. Charles Aye.
POIwln, Aliens barn. j. w. f. Hughes.
Shunganunga. Baughnan's hall, L. s. Cur
HishIand Park school house. George E.
Oakland, Moore's office. G. W. Whitmore.
Fifth ward. 1901 Kansas avenue, James
Gates.
Any person desiring to have his name printed
on the ticket shall on or before the 3Oth day of
June. notify the secretary.
No PERSONS name snail be printed on said
ticket unless the assessment made by the
committee shall be paid on or before the I'd day
of July; and the judges and clerk of cleo
ton Instructed to not count votes
cast for representative other than those
printed on tickets furnished by the commit
tee
The district central committee will meet
at tile court house Wednesday. July 18th,
at p. NJ, for the purpose of canvassIng the
votes.
PesOnS elected as central committeeman are
requested to meet at same time and place for
the purpose of org AIMING.
A WAsHBURN, Chairman.
JAMES NJ. HARR Secretary.
Thiriy-seventh representative district COM
mttee.
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able, now, my dearest NINE. BernIer
began again.
With quick, feverish movements
Bertha was rummaging among the
crystal fagons, the ivory brushes,
swans down puffs and fragrant pow
ders. But when she had retwisted
and coiled up her rebeliously curly
locks, repinned her hat and re-
knotted her boa, she turned, still
without word, to the door.
There she stopped.
Decided - to = betray - Gastonr'
said she, with perfect simplicity and
frmest conviction.
Your brain has turned, Bertha!
How? Where? With whom"
Il do not know. 1 am going to
take the first passing tram car; one
often, 1 have heard, has adventures
there The very first gentleman who
briefly, when CASTOR returns to din
ner, the thing will be done-I shall
be avenged!''
Her tone was stern, resolute; she
firmly disengaged herself from Nine.
Bernier's arms, who still sought to de-
tain her, and went out quickly The
doors of the porte cochere closed with
the bang of a cannouade. Through
the drawn curtains Mime Bernier saw
her friend move toward a tram car.
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UNION PACIFIC.
Eastern Vestibule No 8, leaves PAT D. m
tx. c. Accom-. No. 8, leaves 7:I0 a. m.
Western VeSIibule No. a leaves 1855 D. m
~Saiina Accom-. No. s, leaves so D. m
sDaily except Sunday. All others daily.
Train No. 8. solid vestibule TO Chicago dining
car free chair cars. ETC.. running over the Chi
cagO & Alton from Kansas City, has through
sleeper for ST. Louis via Missouri Pacific.
Train No. z, solid veStibuIe for Denver
making direct connection for Pacinc coast
Through Pullman cars for Salt Lake; through
cOloniSt car TO Portland. etc., etc.
City ticket Office SIS Kansas ave.
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rOH SAIE-REAL ESTATE.
NTOR SALE-Cheap AIp,oSr -
liver ggs oiu morse Can be seen at Pefersonss
TOR SALE-Tvro-vear-o1 - -
-nonlas and chester, Oakland.
II O-tIhasrH-55N OL SA-E-DesirabIe houses In
-.uo- - Moore. room ? go Kan ave
IL Or 49,. hoiee suburban tracts of 5 acres
,,rirss sae. a4lotnlng the city on che vast at
ths7 ranging from SIS 20 S175 per acre clne
w. NJ FORB Es
sole Agent
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sick1y sun, when Mme- Bertha Duros-
sy entered thus like a bomb the little
midsummer salon of her friend, Nine.
la Comtesse Lucie Bernier.
And as the latter, all amazed, re-
ceived and began to glance over the
terrible letter unwilling the infamous
treason of M. le Comte CASTOR Duros-
sy, Bertha had thrown herself into an
easy chair and, the tension of her
nerves suddenly relaxed, had begun
to cry, to cry furiously those burning,
passionate tears that seem to eat into
the soul, like acid into copper
ssWell," exclaimed she, when her
friend had finished the letter, "what
did 1 tell you? What have you got
to say now? 1t is clear enough, is it
not, that rendezvous? And you will
no longer continue to drag me about
on boat trips and journeys and one
thing and another to divert my mind
and to persuade me that l was wrong
to be Jealous? AS far that goes,
however. instinct never leads me
astray. To deceive me sol Think of
it-after three years of marriage and
with a woman shaped like this one,
always painted and larded to the
eyes, and who may have as many
children, for all he knows, as the
sands of the ocean,
''But, dearest. dearest Lucie
Bernier protested, 'tcalm yourself, re-
fleet a little.''
''I shall revenge myself Retaliate
turn the tables, you know"
Bertha, Bertha: do you realize
what you sayingP"
Perfectly, and am also perfectly
decided. What you say now, Lucie,
will alter nothing"
And Nine. Bernier talked on and on,
softly and soothingly, seeking to put
to sleep her friends despair. But
Bertha, thrown back in her easy
chair, seemed to hear nothing. Her
great dark eyes opened wide, staring,
without a culver of the lids, with a
hypnotic fxity she gazed before her
vaguely and apparently worlds away.
The sound of the horn of a tram
car just then passing the house sud
denly made her start. She sprung to
her feet
''Where are you going, Bertha.
Bertha, dearest?" cried Lucie, startled
in her turn.
'Where am I going? To avenge
myself"
ssYou are madi You have lost your
senses, Berthai Sit down, beseech
your
Nine. Durossy was already before
the mirror rebuttoning her jacket.
MY eyes are all red" said she, ''my
cheeks shining. A moment in your
dressing room, Lucie, dearest, and the
loan of a little powder Also, if you
will be so generous, call your maid to
bring me pair of gloves and fresh
please. 1 have forg OF
ten or lost mine, know not which.
was SO agitated, you see, on quitting
the house,
s'But you ara calmer. more reason
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Wich., KingnanI
& Pratt local.
Ok la b m a &
Texas local.
Den. & Tex Linn
California Lin
S-F.& FL PaSOExl
skanSas City g.
Topeka plug
Colorado Night !
Express. -..-..
Man. & B. Acc
Ex- Sunday. Il
@RAtWa6n Kans
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LOST AND FouNp

IL E3ii..D -Ine place to have piumblns. done
~4-en' SO Kansas ave. lei sss -
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Special excursion via Santa Fe to
Galveston: s. round trip.
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No change cars via Texas Panhandle
route 10 Colorado. Best service. short
est lines and quickest time by six
hours. Free reclining chairs cars. City
tickle; afice. 49i Main street
George L Cause. funeral director and
ernbalrnsr. Full assortment OF under.
takers goods Takes full charge Of
funerals and furnishes all necessary re
quirements- No sl4 West weather.
ford street. Fort Worth. Tex. Tsla-
phone ls1.
Mansion hotel. the largest hotel in
Fort worth. located On Fourth street.
between Main and 2us< We are now
moved into our new dining room. on
second Guor. overlooking Rusk street.
where one can eat In comfort. protected
by wire screens. free from ali dust and
cooled By natures breezes. Rates re-
uured 90 3 Per day; suppe-. lodging
and breakfast $50 Ten large sarnpie
rooms On ground floor for use OF com.
lnerclsl men: 100 bedrooms. both cool
and clean, for use OF the travelling rub
tc- We solicit a trial and guarantee
satisfaction On Rusk street you will
see one Of W W Dnun's great lrriEat-
i1r Wheels. which Is destined 10 furnish
water 20 millions ~ acres OF vereta-
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
W. J. TAILOR or BELroN N DEEP
WATER
said TO Have Altered Receipts OF
witne.. Fees-Grans Jury
Inve-siEatinE.

There was Brought to this citu sunday
night one W. G. Taylor OF Bolton. Bel
county. on a charge OF tanpering with
witness receipts for the Foriy-eighta
district court and forging Judge 5. ?.
Green's and District CLERK MeNait's
names thereto.
He was PLACED IN the county iah and
is accompanied By three q his most In
auentlal friends. Messrs- 7. W.Cochrah
and 7. a. Cooper % Bolton. and w. 4.
Berry, all OF Bell county
Nr. Taylor was seen b. reporter At
the JAN, but refused to say anything.
He was IN eouvsrsetion with his at
iorneys. Msssrs- Furman and Bowling.
ali the morning and 1t Is not kHoSn
what course they VIII pursue until AZ
ter the grand jury has reported
Taylor IL = man q very resIectAnie
appearance. and used 70 BE- chief deputy
sheriff OF Bell county.
The amount which he Is said 70 have
procured falsely - about tt9a
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Austin as witness in the ease this
morning and win remain until the case
Is decided.
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and Is cheered b. the presence OF sew
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