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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NOrk.
COTTON Tho cotton market opened barely steady with
decline 4 to points compared with Wednes'iaN :
closing figures The Of the market Hiflhs '''
forenoon Vas ROW up then down. noon prices now
yer being clos, 10 the opening. During the afIc noon
The market weakened closing at about the loves POM
Of the day with net lis o. ~ "a 10 % The mar
ket ~ points or from ast ueS"t; =.
about &c above IN" lowest The demand V'', e,ri
mated The spot markets were IN one case 80
lower and in all others &c lover. me T"'H rnroi
futures which closed 4-64d 10 564d lower VIII NeIi
light demand for spot from English sphfs anu
anuonting owing 20 the that Of our traders
Liverpool would Al eAS i'' W. '"I ~,
Heavy receipts AZ the interior haH
thu weakness Liverpool and Of course they liuefCru
market The heavy receIis wei@ mria,u'u h'h hG
u be filled before the end Of the month"; ilsh!e5 NJ,
ment however is expected the coming "eth any NJ,
after. interesting statement OF inc '"uc i'' w ~
moi sales in Iyerloo The effect that they We're
owing to direct shipments of cotton 10 Manchester ~"
facts however out thS idea Tor phi
vat adyees state shiplads = cotton have
been received America by way o. the Manch"ste
canal since it's opening Receipts NewOTleans we're
NeTv heavy owing n doubt. To- usual corrections
the end q the month Receipts ~
against - $50 bales last 1890 bales last year
Receipts Houston lis2' bales against 500" sis
iss weet . 00 bales last year and a Memphis 1916
There viii probably come into sight this week about
4.s 600 bates against bales tn" big crop year oil
against - weeh. 3p1la bales last year and
for ihe week bales against 3t'34 bales lasi
week ver ai2 $50 bales against 22 jn2 bales last week
1G7.O67 bale Last year Interior shipments JOY - 80
6oles asI vea- Interior stocks 3s bales. against 397
9ss laes sst ~ bales last Private t'e
grams report liberal offerings from ne south WIN p:loe'
getting very close 10 the lowest OF the on s esi
mated that will cone into sight during the next
two weeks about 100000 bales 49,
Opening. ansr 9ni close 'oasV anu '''s'Hs o'os 'e
previous night AMI last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

bush traders free buyers in edition aS ., to
T T s,rneeh wat at liverpool was cedcd T. report
the stocks there Tomorrow would show s,se oor5 -
that the supplies q fois n wheat o t2 s" %eek
English The adyiees from tn. th
less "aS let sc%s o psh larger han
and ScrbHhm a ss m, na or al 81 he crop would
markets day were GO SS bush asan "g o bush
year winter 40 bush against ,i GA bush" ,,,n.s me-
was considerable Interest, exhibited in Gcalnss S nrTgHi
anc GOD dnni Of wheat, The principal influence as STAT
was the cables and anything IN the way ~ immediseiv
followed by rush y The rsders ei,hsT week !" account
=, The holiday has shown quite large ia'ns ,,is in1
pared with week and esmas oh Than .een on Mon
day cash very quiet for expp', sosr Decem.
S S sG s '@' sd pa M" o
at " at e oVe december delivered and So""
bush fsN rva,e o ,smf for r%e csp
S of n' s $,e Ss ne adSane Tn d m
was sry "C dnrn ana The esfy q hs DAY
with quite good buying 'uP pS show big
last week for the five days demand cn,ed sat
tnaed December corn advanced ss,ors Who ha
in the day some covering , owing to the clos
nI n Of about ao Of ds ."n. h hcam Se
IN me s it'll, while before hc close gu pd ecenbcr
dyeoped ,d by n[ brCe very rapidly an
'I ny,res We're a, quite sharp rsa 'n lash corn was
but a s InSlu Gs gan s@ bush ~ :ss g. z
stor - Elevator 5000 bush old yecw az ~ oATs-Or
,,ops Mere small with the undrronk inc M little
eli.' better market Wp
m nnahv VIM the balance Of the ls'. Ia &c
close esed OF closing quiet az anr sales 60 !"
gan gan oats S3S.aa37.c elevator an" 40 90 bush
liyered; 80 BARLEY Mark, n rm Wc.
&c for 80 MMaukee ane new western quoted At 20
er Io, sEEDS-Market dull , ,5T57c for sill
g'sazC' mex WHEAT Market quiet ''N
Yer and 5odGc for japanese , .,,oo. NJ the pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

Although the market Brazil sorts quiet there
the s basis is Of l5a e for RE So on spot note sale II
grades which scarce and wanted The sales move
nss o Sass a arscabo o'e private terms
s Is at a s. % an sSns o
held % S ss Guo Of @e = SS F Srer E
senaiai oil quiet, Roots generally quiet bu, steady
quoted a. %xsan s%1 ginger 6ea
TOO high FOR ne Syes"ss Gsye5 being held at &C. ana
FLOUR AND MEAIe-n was another day n stupid
business in hour Prices were vsy strongly held on ne
ay, y snar SOM small esort orders were reported
az Zoe bc@w the market sales we're about coo pSss
q which half city mills Details follow: 200 bbs
"r pa 1rs s. 10 ss city 200 " III, s.
S s sy S % ms s. os2 49, & 5S spring
81 ,oes - 40 o bhs .r sk s, 81 S'ssa 49, 900 ee
WHEAT quiet. quoted s. soasi :, 8 :,
RYE aHit us aiss .s BOZ Zoo at b * 90
SACKS. @aoe% nfa9ayxas ssc5' sss,nofs .$os WEI
s'n ana nns %ss 81 ss me yeo1
4ois 7sqsoe; a1S 75gsoc: sob. 75asoc: Ioc-iS. So
.ss rye fed ac shs s mogo h 81 ~ snS y @
FOREIGN DRIED FRUIT,-Trade naturally unm-
por,nt to-day the holiday demand having Of dis
Some % % is tpeGd
in fair request Raisns are steady both for California
S"s qae Nuts coni"a steady VIZ quote '
rasns 3aSc susna 5asss Califo On raIe,Hs 30
prunes 2H03c. California. 5%QlIc: almonds Oh nI3i1c
Brazil nuts 3isa4i4c: wainuts. s%ai*c; hlbers. 6*
@7%c.
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-The demand lemons
fair proportions although the volume trade II
large Grapes meet with fair tobbing demand and
Bananas also steady. cocoanuts quiet.
quote 81 25u$4 81 - 75qx4 per
So ooa$3 80; bananas Soc0sI 10;
GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market active AM
higher The opening showed slight which later
developed rise Of nearly lc oushe from the
ANAL OF Wednesday evening The demand seemed 10 lie
good all morning and offerings rather small.
Some local professionals were good buyers at
The advance while and receiving houses No
eraI sellers. early strength credited to higher
English markets particularly Liverpool. and for tine
early there talk about buying by orssn houses
Later however belief seemed TO be that for
ern houses sold quite literally and considerably In
cess OF the buying The local sentiment was however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

Raitimorc nov. 30 Flour dun. sales 800 bis "hra,
strong No . red spot and Noyember ossa 81
e.rnnc- ~ T.9c January :97sUoDc. May. ~3'ed"'.,c
.,.an,e- s. rel ~. ajic. southern b, sample. 500
IN ,o ~ grade 5j H5si.c stock EEL huTl Sai'r
~ bush Corn nrm'r mixed spo, ",, ~ se' ~
htl fanunr, jD G50br. steamer mixed fSA.a VIC su'n
bush. sales $500 hush oats Arm. ~ WHIT. western
M. al7- 80 mixed d.. 3iG3I-,. stock in3Nl tHsl
ne iull 80 siD jJc stock 33?s bush. Hay sea iF'
etl H. choo. timothy. si2 5put3 Grain fr"ighiS tt"idy
Engagement Cotton steady. mildlings 30 butls
Arm creamery fancy. 2Gc 'adl~. l1nlNc H'o" pA.Sen
ioa e Egg scldv 22r23c. 'One" steady NJ l"'.c
Other articles unchanged
n.s,1n No,' ~ Flour quiet. bui firm. Corn qnie,
arfn,r Northern creamery. geo -G'lc, western ~
Dh~cse finn best Northern. lli.dilic. Western '"'sp
H. Eggs firm.
nunalo No, 20 -sp.nE Wh,at-No demand Hmi,-
finn. ~ hard 0d Spot. G9Nc d. 1ew 40. - 90
Z tI%c. oi 81 ! Northern spot "''s,, - nv -
A. 6g.c Winter wheat scarce. higher. No : fen DC
g., Whit, de track and store corn acilN' htl'i
,lasln. outside prices sales ,ars y fr.o" 800
-. - ,arS So , fe,w. iIisui5c. Il cars F'llv"
A. 81 cars 80 s0fI +Gi4di,'. u cars - 4" corn
a. III ,,l. . ,nIH 40 iic IN TIA X pns op'n.l
o-fn D 81 strong DutIl" prices Sal"r 10 'hir 80
, white 30. ng,-. - , White. 31ps-''s'. 40 :
rNN~. Rl- asked track BARLEY nrn s"Hl inquiry "i
.hsngsl Re- nrm. 80 -. ask"d store" MIL 'e"l
arm g-tI demand unr hanged Flour nru h'st pa"n'
.urnr 5pd -, bakers straight Ntfti ~, L"Ht lam
u, winter 9. 'odt3. straight winter sSWrs- Z"
chicago So, 20 The leading futures rangef as fo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANIA
y RAILROAD.
STATIONS FOOT Of Des5rossss AMI Cortlauis Str
In Effect November Is. lSD4.

PIG Pho M tAsf S Iya%,s Ca" !, ,nr,;,us
0n crS Ayss Cs'easo as nan,o essssnd -
30 : t y; ci il a AND St LOUIS EXPRESS
se ana ' ehicaso "a ArrIr" Cincinnati los a' Lor
o6 %s'i u. :" w lsfss r&pnnss Pullman s,..,,
ana pn,nT Cars to thicago and Cleveland Arrives
745 = w. souTHwEs sTfa fxpRkss say Hpum.,
Hss c aa 1"f 'r nd"nas c9G St. M LOU
M fnt ifsTn' r 3i2'%Hs Pullman Sleeping ca
to Pitsburg Connects for Chicago daily and ceye,sss
nH IL T,t CIV A HsTfS AND THE SOUTH
s$o 200 100 Limited Limited. DINING Car, y a; m. aI
aSS Dining % or ~. 80 sso ca9 Dining
% & m nf ali mI Paror and Dining m ca, sS
3.2o Dining Carr. 40 Dining carr. 800 NJ i2W
soi'riiEEN RAILWAY EXPRESS. 800 p m Dali,
s'fn'' aa IL spss St to NJ" ana Ms%5ss
Neworleans; i: = night daily sleepers to MontscSe
AriANTIG COAST LINE. 900 a IN daily Sleeper, B,
aTra ST. Ausu: rno hecCn CGsr T,s
$40 r. M.-paiy for Chesapeake and Ohio Raiw.,
9RI SD s,R@F e9S P9 @ NORFOLK via
FOB sATLsSTETSs . ciTS , sss APE APE, NAY; ,@sx
FI5 long R,"T,h AsSuy Esr, oc;oT p Gcy' Point
:,:o !, x.s5 Ssn5sSi az g.. = s.: Ss &C.,
c "e a'1ss or! Dining = can : % oa5s NO %
3D. 10 iSs D'Tn % sT"dayi 6d SS'S ca "a ~
car, J. $50 DINING Carr. ; Dining carr 8. 7sssass
7 b once fHer '' Sos 49, o ,loe 2s III an. NJ
STR Aor cour street . $50 FaoS s ~
Broadway. and Brooklvr annex station foot n Fulton
H co%paay S % s 9r and Ssss xS
hotels and rcsIannces through to des'nati1,
Seu pHfS Ms1arer Genera, Pas. TG s..s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 30-3:i5 g. m-Bee:-EXtra India mess
firm at as 81; prime mess firm a, jds 3D. Pork-Prime
Western fine. steady at 6s 3D. DO medium steady
at Dos Hams Short cut about II TO III 10 dull al AS
Gi Bacon Cumberland cut. about - to 30 H. dull AT
:EBs 81 rib about - No. duh 3is. long clear
mddles about ~ NJ dun at 33s long and short clear
middes about ~ H. at 33s 81. ShoudersAbout !:
- NJ. steady at 21s cheese-American finest white
and coorcd. steady AZ 5ls Talow-Frme city nom
pa Cottonseed OIL Liverpool refined. At is Cd.
Spirits Of turpentlne steady at pos 81 Rosia Common
Al I'D IarlPrime Western spot steady at 3Is.
Wheat-No 2 winter firm A. %. No . red spring. no
stock. FlourSt Louis fancy winter steady at Is corn
Mixed Western spot firm al Ia HID December steady
IS. January steady at n 5i7d February steady AZ
and Hops LondonI'acnc Coast firm at r. Jsft3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. u.
Fast Express TRAINS To
baltimore. Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati
So. Louis und All Points West.

pLkLMAN CAR sEkViGE On ALI; TRAINS: .,,,
AGO 1870 ~ and i2;io might For PiTTsBUkG
sSo M So % ~ f For WAsMNGToS h0La
MORE. 900 a. IN. Oi 80 a. m. Dining Carr 30 q 30
r. ex. sunday. $500 M Dining Carr, 900 y. m
i2iS niS S,,Ro Al trains run daily except $40 nj
For NEw-oRIEANs. via Roanoke. Bristol and Chatis.
through Pullman Sleeping Car. 200 D. IN daily.
Ticket Offices IT, 26l. AS LAO irdway. 81 i4h
81. ia1 Bower n y. "a; Fulton St, Brooklyn: Sta
NewYork Transfe Co. will call ior and check baggage
from hotc residence to aestina ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W"s, AID ST. station. New York. as ta
lows and Is ninut earlier from foot Franklin ST
$3.50 a. VI Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. 81,
oiI5 4. VI. Daily for Albany. tuca syracuse, koenes
ter Buffalo. Niagara Fss Detroit Chicago ehss|
b,iS p. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica, sTs
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto ~
trot Cleveland. Chicago AMI ST Louis -
S;f5 r. VI. Daily except sunday. for Utica. syraeuss
Rochester Bulralo. Carries sleeping car passens"
only. 49,.
Sab - ". Daily 70" Albany: Utica syracuse Roehss
Buffalo Ma Fails. Toronto Detroit cieFe.Sha
Chicago and ~. ,Ou,s. .
For tickets time tables parlor and SLEEP ng-ca ss
commodaticns apply city Offices Irooklyn and Newfos
and at stations Time tables At principal hotels ~
other Information addrcS. -,
{. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

Chicago Nov 30 ,SpeciaD Wheat to-day was strong
advanced W and held most ~ II. May opened at 50s
6GO.c sold between 50Is and f0s.c tOSc
bid. There n lot ~ December telling by btlated
longs people all taking the csmher
selling the May. Liverpool to-day continued to
furnish the impulse Liverpool prices higher
Argentine advces estimated crop would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of EW.JERSEY,

Anthracte coal used excusvcly)
-Four tracks Automatic Block SIGNALS
ON AND AFTER NOV. IS 1894.
Trains ,eaye station foot - I.berty-st.
For Eastcn. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk &c.
40" 7.lb 9:lO nlt 10 Eastonl A. NJ. ll0 $50 40
to Eastonl 4,30 5f5 ~ L. Allentown p sunlim
40 7:l5 TO Eastonl A. NJ, 100 $50 600 81
ITO 30 ! 30 p II sundays 30 A. "
1870 800. SO? ,a5. 20 p ~ ~ 1911; night isa
For Harrisburg i:30. SOD $40 4. NJ. i:i0 20 ~
800, 5;as ? n, i2I night sundays 100 ':N SO
For Sunbury Iewisburg and WiIamsport at 40 500
o:lO A. NJ. 1910 100 100 r " SUNDAYS. 600 P. y
For Red Bank Long Irsncl and points soyth 70 PoInt
Bank. 400 $40 10 Red Bank. s5 ?. VI. sunday. *.
cep, ocean Grove an; Ashury PARK 20 \. Il. 400 y
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 sl5 A. NJ. las. 80 40 P. NJ
For Farnngdale Toms River. Barnega, Park and Bar.
nesat. 80. SIS A. n. i.5. 40 P ~
For Atlantic ci,y Cape May Vinelsni ard Brids''oa
For ~ Monmouth peach seabrsht and Highland. s
Says,ink 80 sJ5. u 30 A. 81. 80 i'''' 'oo
ROYAL BLUE LINE
70 PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
so ,DSinf Sa "a, 1 d % % ss Par;i Fs IS;
zoo ZOO Dining Car, 800 p II. i2:i' night
DINING Car A. NJ 80. $3.50 800 Dining Carl. 60
p NJ i2:i5 night, sundays. 900 1870 Dining Carl
A. NJ 1:3O 500 Dining carr. 500 p NJ. l2:l3 night.
2s 1l5 ga ii4o 1923 Broadway. ~ Gih-aye 81 Eaa
i,,h S., i34 East I25th 26i West 1851 So, 2si Co
urrbus Az. York: Court 81 $50 Fulton 81. Brook
CON pany viii call for and check baggage from hotel
residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTLRN r. r.
stations In New-YOrk foot of Barclay anS
Christopher streets.
yEsTIBlLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES PlNTSCH LIGHT.

Dire, route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAiE
THE ORANGES. summit Benafdsyile Basklns
Ridge Madison Morristown. Passae Paterson Booa'
ton Dover Sranhop4 BUDD'S LAKE, LAKE no.
PATCONC, Hackcttstown. SCHOOIEY'S MOUNTAIN,
Washington. PHILLIPSBURG. EAsToN WAIER
GAP sTROUDsBuRG. Pocono Mountains; scRAS-
TON. PTrTsToN, wILKEsBARRE, NANIi S0xs
DANvIILE NORTHUMBERLAND II 'n'rcse BIN
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Watsryilis. ITSA
RICHFIELr SPRINGS. Cortland SYRIA Use o.
WEGO ITHACA OWEGO. ELMIRA COMM
BATH pANsvILLE BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
100 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
600 A. M.-BurrALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAMTox:
UTICA RTCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
OSWFGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Coz.
meet at Buffalo with train for chicago arriving s'
100 p M-sCRANTON BINGHAMTON and ELARs
EXPRESS Pullman parior cars.
100 p M.-SCRANTCN. WILKESRARRE and PLYN
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
,:3) r. NJ fDailv) Buffalo Nestbuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BiNGHAMTON. ELNRA BCF.
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects Ct
Buffalo with tain To- Chicago. arriving az 93o p m
900 r. NJ lDsiIN-EUFFALo SCRANTON BING HAN.
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO ENPREsS.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers. 49, - 1900, . .,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Nurray-S, and Broadway Tickets II ferry station
rs5 and oic Broadway. So West i25ihs; ' Colurous'
ave New-york 33S ans T26 Fultonst and - Brcaivay
Brooklyn. Time ,-bles. giving full information a. al
stations. - -.
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
OF o wSicn s% ' S Ext o ~"

COFFEE the cary market was lower and afternoon
trading hrmer % shoris. Speculation was
featureless ami marked throughout rs dEln
Havre market for December 40 francs January. 80
February. 80 March. $40 Aprl. $40. May ".
June. ~ % July Nl2j; stock in Have today. 28 "'
bags including 1850, brazilian Pic na-ke quiet At
200 rrs; exchange quoted AZ l@sc receipts 2"D bags.
clearances for the United States. 300 bags stock Rio
23op bags Santos receipts 49, coo bags stock at San
64 90 hags. quiet at u 800 refs. Arrivals at
Have November s9O bags. deliveries Il 600 bags
Hamburg closing for December. 80 - pigs. January
$3.50 February. -. a.. March 81 April. $50. May
Co Is June. Gj; July. e. The steamship Grecan Prince
has arrived from RI, with 1900 bags and the Strato
rom Santos. with 81 900 bags
closed barely steady 10 40 points decline
Sales y, 90 hags fl.lnMs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

closed barely steady at ~ To iG points decline
compared with Wednesdays closing prices Iranserrlbe
notices. 80 Total sales. 237.j0p bales. Newiofk SPOT
sales to-day and last night officially reported; For
consumption 1U5 bales. spot cotton. dull. mddng up
lc middlin Gulf f-i6c. which rs &c lower
compared with Wednesday CLOSING.
Liverpool cables-Spof cotton buyers favor sales.
1859; speculation and 800: American. COCO re-
ceipts. 21.Hn. American. 900 mdlling uplands,
5-3.d Futures openeI quiet Ltd decline. closed
quiet ~ tad net lccine. Docemhsr 3tfs. December
January. ?,s JanuarvFehruary. 80 To- SOi. February
March. 81 3pi March-A pril. 3.Gb AprilMsy. 800 e.
3Os. Ma,June 39b. Junc-Juy. 3lis July August. 32
BIB August September 314s Manchester Yarns in
buyers favor. cloths duh. The weekly statement =
Liverpool stocks is as follows.
This week Last wceh. Last year.
slOptp 10000 i,n6 'tN
Observation-Disclosures. $1,000 3gpNp .. D. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

Holiday.
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

NETWORK HOTEL, 6l5 Broadway Table d'hote. In
soc $50 desirable rooms, rates moderate.
ST NICHOLAS-S.iec Family Hotel. Wash rston Place.
American plan s. European plan 81 New elevator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
smonr TRUE STORIES.

In Corsica from the earliest times
u has meant more than anywhere else
to be the head OF family. The chief
Is even now the arhiicr OF all dis
puies, the avengcr OF all aggression
the Judge from whose decisions no wife.
no son, no younger brother thinks OF
appealing In Napoleon's time this feel
ing was even more pronounced. HIS
father had been tine chief OF the Bona
parties, The way In which the honor
paved to one who was not the eldest
son Is worthy OF note.
Napolcon'a father died whom the IN.
iure eonqueror OF Europe was 10 years
old.-iISj. II IL said that ON his death
bed. while In n state OF delirium. he
oried out wildly; "Mon Flisr' Thon
when Joseph FASTENED to tho bedside
The dying man shook his head feehly.
eNsiainilng In a hoarse whlsper. mon
i'lls la Grand Epee" All knew that
he referred to Napoleon. but the father
was dead before the young officer could
Htrlve. That Napoleon felt the loss OF
ais father as deeply as the average
l oy OF that age would have felt such
bereavement appears from all the evi-
denoe that history produces. There are
eNtaut some letters TO his mother writ.
ten shortly after this death. which are
touching in their display OF affection
and manliness
With the deccase OF Joseph Bona
parte the position OF chief went to his
brother l.uelen, the uncle OF Napoleon
TINS uncle was man OF atrong char
acter and highly respected IN Alacclo
He dledfin lial, and this period marks
the accession OF the Victor Of Marengo
to the chleftalnship that probably gave
any later honor.
The uncle, Lucion. was dying. lie
called an the family around him.
Taking Joaeph, tha Oldest son, by tho
hand, he said, pointing with tho other
hand TO Napoleon: "'rn es ralne la
famllle: mats en- yoila IL chef Ne roblie
Iemais"
Joseph. whose temper was the calm
est Of all bowed afiirmatlvely. This was
a promise 70 be kept until death. II IL
doubtful II Joseph was ever teinpted
&c break Il, He watched with eager
interest the progress Of Napoleon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
AN EARLY MANUSCRIPT.
Minister Terrell sends n valuable
Gift to the University.


Austin. Tex, Sept 1.-THE regents OF
the university met again today and
elected W. w. Norman OF Depaugh
university Greencastle, Ind. to the
chair of biology for one year, and
Austin L. McRae of Rolla, Mo-, to
the chair of physics for the same length
of time.
DR.. Thomas ID. Wooten and Leslie
Waggoner and Profs. Bats and Miller
were appointed as n committee to pre-
sent the claims of the university for
consideration before the next legisla-
ture.
The University Of Texas received to-
day, as gift from Hon. a. w. Ter
rell, rare old manuscript Greek Tes-
lament accompanied by the following
interesting let,cr.
"Constantinople. Aug. IA. ls9i.-To the
President of the Board Of Regents OF
the University OF Texas-Slr: l send
you today manuscript copy OF the New
Testament pronounced by DR.. Long of
Robert college, COnstantlnople, and by
other experts, as Of date not later than
the tenth or twelfth century. 1 pro-
cured 1t from II Greek priest of the
monastery OF st. Michael, on the island
of Preickipo, in he sea of Marmora.
A took fiend borrowed It some years
ago and cut gu: the beautifully illum-
mated pages that were frontispleces
for the four Gospels. This act Of van
dailsm the priest regarded as sacrllege;
and so, for a few pounds IN gold he
sold me the volume. The ruins OF the
NOR astery IN viii u was confined the
great Empress Ittne after she was
datlroned, are WITHIN a few hundred
yards Of where l found this book She
con ON nupu1Af vi IA Cha Ill In,
the convent Of that monastery was
confined the Empress zoe after her
Punishment. on this island the Cruz
saders under Baldwin and Damdolo
camped when forgetting their oatbs
TO redeem the scpulcber they sacked.
for ne sake ot plunder. L Zantine,
and opened the way for its future con-
quest.
1.-THE binding seen On the book Is
pronounced by OK pert3 to BE- work OF
the fifteenth century. by turning the
pages II will be seen That the paging
figures Were often cut In the reblnd-
ing. glossOry OF authorizations show
Ing the transitions through which the
Greek language has PASSED, is seen in
the first pages, AMI found In no other
copy hitherto disco yered. It was cop
led by DR.. Long and sent to several
European universities. / send this
book, through you. to the University
Of Texas. Please PRESENT it to the
board OF regents that 1t may be placed
in the library. Very sincerely,
"A. w. TERRELL"
In connection with the above the fol-
lowing letter Will be Of interest:
yale University, New Haven. Conn,
Maich "a. 1S9i.-Hoi.. a. w. Terrell
Deer sir: The president desires me to
say. in reply TO your inquiry Of jan
uary 2S, that he has delayed his an
swcr in order TO consult some expert,
but that, so far as ne can learn, there
Is no twelfth century Greek manuscript
of the New Testament IN this country.
Yours very truly,
II. Z, DEXTER,
Secretary"