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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
TCTION SALE or FTRST-CLASS
a SAW-MILL MACHINERY.

VIII be sold at public auction. on the
premises. in the town Of Suffolk Va,
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER o. 1895.
AT II o'clock a. NJ. one fine Sp-Iiorse
Power Petit Boiler. George Page q Co.
G9-Horse Power Engine. No. ] Lane Saw
Mil. L. Power & Co. Gang Edger, Lane
4 Bodley Trimmer. Standard Dry-kiln
Engine. Blower and Fixtures, Perkins
single Machine. r.. Hoe & Co; JG-inch
ing shafting, Wood and Iron Pull
lcys. saws. Log and Bogy Cars,
IrmLer Trucks. Dry-kllu Trucks.
Iron Rails iron Pipe ia to Z inches, Bun
Wheel. Cut-On Saw and Fixtures, Nuts,
Rolts. Valves. Hangers. COUPLINGS, Boxes,
Tools Injector Lubricator Fittings ana
Connections. such as belong 10 "a first
class Saw-AIn Much Of IL is nearly
new and all in frst-class condition, and
will be sold I'm lots 10 suit buyers.
This will be a rare opportunity for bar
gains. sale positive
TERMS: Easy.
For further particulars address
oc1-7t VI. II. LEFT, Suffolk, Va.
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TaT ASTEp-YARTiES ID K IR1Nu
w SrEKEOIYPING OF ANY AND
ALL KINDS, can have the work prompt
y ana Enthusiastically done by leaving their
orders at THE TINES OFFICE. Terms
reasonable Oss
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DR., G. ]. DAWSON,
DENT II,
Al. am East Crace :. trect

have decided to adopt the following
prices until further notice, for cash:
Gold slinSs...............''. - w
Amalgam and Cement f1iiings...'.. ~
Full Sets Of Tccth.................,... 10
Extracting Tocth.................. -
Painless action................... -
Crown and Bridge Work a specially at
the same reduction.
Best material and workmanship guar
anteod. oco-tu' 'i'N9
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EirLHOtDs.
an
0nlo RailKay.

~s11YrE
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I. 1876.
TRAINS ..EAss. Nl~.tsivND,
HROAD-Sitin.Lt STANTON.
$50 A. Al, Daily, vain pullman 4or 1904
Point, Norfolk anS Ports
335P. NJ. ' T4lN. with Pullman. +,
lolal stations. Newport HsMs
Cid Point, Norfolk and Poru
900 A. NJ. IocsI train. except sunday
win fauor-C4r Tor ". SAh
ton Forse. Connects at Cor
donsynic Tor Orange, kapi Ian
Cuipeptf, talvcfto D., a. NiA
haslas. Alexandria, ana W aHh
mgl0n, at Union station
Charlottesville, for i.sheh
burg. at Basic for ha5c
town. 80 staunton Tor WIN
zap. NJ. The Cincinnati ard s.. lout
Limited. daily WIKI pullman
10 Cincinnati Louisville. ans
So. Louis. stops 0lly - im
portInf stations. connect. "a
FoNWgi0u daily TOR Nlr
gina Hot Springs, ana at Ash
land ior IeNlAA ton ana LJ-ii
Vile. Mttls served ON dlAlAi
cars. no 3, lo.li train, ~
Ccut sunday. follows above
main from Charlottesville &c
s.-) p. NJ. Local traia. except Sunday
accommodation Tor lAagluttcs
1870 p. NJ. Daily. Tor Cincinnati. wlN
Pullman 10 linton ana Cor
dolssllls 10 Cincinnati 4nt
Louisville. Meals served Oi
lNlu, cars. Conn Gets "a
CoNlg-On, Va. daily ~.
NlrslniA hot Springs
1IAIrs5 Liza E.lE, MY hfb STREET
on At pnly. rsr LyncH1lrg anc
o''e So clifton Forge. Connects "a
f.rem0. except sunday, To-
KOsney; al Lsnch1ur-. aeliy
with a. d. n, ~. - a-.4 tnl
Southern railway ilr clIth.
,g.st ana SOUTH except SUNDAY
Tor Lexington and trN5
gttv. and 1t w. tUt
ION Forge with so. p ior Cu
s.oo =. N. Exctpi Sunday. Lctni ac,on
notation .or tolinn.l
TRAINS ARRTV. AT RICHMOND.
BROA D-STREET STATION.
SD A. ST.. Daily from Cincinnati
400 A III. Daily, from Norfolk and Ole
$50 p. ~. baiSS from Cincinnati an.
$50 y. ~. Daily from Norfolk and OK
7.sp. IT,. EIcc1t Sunday from W. Cnf
TR.AlN9 ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 a. M.. ENa1lpf Sunday from col IN
e.q5 p n Daily. from Lynchhurg. Lex
ington. Va. and clifton Forge
JOHN -. POTTS
Division PASSENGER A0out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
COURT SA. I. E
OF VALUABLE
Iron Mining Property
CITY LOTS.

Bv virtue of the decree and pursuant
TO The orders OF the Superior Court OF
Castor county at the September ierin'
1898. Of said court. the undersigned re-
ceivers and commissioners appointed py
said court, viii, on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

7 AIDES HAVE YOUR CURTAINS
ILAUNDERED by VIRGINIA STEAM
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SUPPLY
COMPANY: SOC. per window. 7li-il6
east Broad street. Phone SIS. se2l-tt
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Richmond, Va. oct $. 1875.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Or IL IL T. II.
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY, Tor the pur-
pose OF electing directors and Tor the
transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting, VIII De
held mt the office of the company. I'm the
citv Of Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY,
October - 1870 al 10 o'clock A. NJ
nnN-tl IOSIAH II. Hill. Secrelary.
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TTENTloN. PHARMACISTS!

THE VIRGINIA BOARD OF PHAR-
MACY viii meet I'm Richmond OCIO-
BIER 22d. Parties who wish 10 appear
for examination viii communicate with
M u RFCKW WITH Secretary, Peters
hf,rt, Va Il. \. MILLER.
ocS-tts President.
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LlGaL NOTIcEs.

IIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS Of
' FiCE OF THE CHANCERN COURT
or THE CITY or RICHMOND. THE
VACATION.
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ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION

CIV a. d.. Daily. stops at Wlcewater
brooke, fredericksburg. MI
iofl, boswell and Ashland
and other stations Sunday
sleeper sew York 10 Rich
.uuuu
I'D E. Al, oaliy except Sunday Stops
y' al stations and Elba. Far
.-o n iyf Car from Washington
o'oS r d., DAILY. STOPS only nt Fred
eichshur9, boswell and Ash
land. Pullman cars from Neg
YORK and Washington.
20 A. ~, Daily. stops az principal 10
cal stations and Elba. Sleep
ing Car. Connects with Con
grcssional Limited between
New York and Washington.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACcOMMODA-
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
40 =. H.. Leaves Byrd-sireet station.
$50 A. d.. Arrives ac Byrd-5treet sta
lion
ASHLAND TRAINS.
bA4ls4 LALIf4 SUNDAY.
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SCHEDULE - EFFECT APRIL "a. ls9d
LEAVE BYRD STREET STATION

I-h' T. - AD - iei+'' -
100 y. NJ. Daily for Washington aid
points North. stops az Elbi
and local stations. Pllllman
Car.
u 90 noon, Daily except Sunday tJi
Washington and points North
stops 40 Liua, Ashland. Dos
Wei. Milford, FreIcr. kscufs
Brooke and WlieNatsr. Pat
Tor Car. Also connects WIZ
congressional Limited
Washington.
1:lO \. NJ, Daily for Washington and
points North. stops az Elb1
Ashland. boswell Milford
Feeder cksburs. Brooke aut
Underwater and other st4tiOni
sundays. Sleeper Richmond
10 New York.
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SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY.
SEPTLAlBER ~. 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE HICHMOND-JNly
DEPOT
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
RAILWAY LABOR TROUBLES
The Breach Between the A. r. L. anC

The Breach Between the A. II. L. and
Other Railway Orders WIDENING
Chicago, Feb. 3.-The fight between the
American Railway Union and the other
Drotherhoods, which antedated the big
slrlke OF last summer, and was bitter at
that time because the other brotheYhuods
refused to join the strike, has not been
soltened by the hand of time. Instead,
the feeling between the rival bodies has
apparently become more intense. Today
the subject was discussed at length "
-OO or more leaders of the Order of Rail
way Conductors, and an almost unani-
nous expression was found in the adop-
ton OF resolution recommending to the
general convention called at Denver that
q line be drawn in that order to exclude
all members who refuse to renounce al
leglance to the American Railway Union.
There are many members of the Order
OF Railway Conductors who are also mem
Ders of the American Railway Union.
Inc leaders in tOday's meeting insisted
that no man could serve two masters
and that no conductor could hold q mem
DerShlp i'll two organizations whose in
terests were inimical and between which
there was Il constant warfare. They
said the avowed object of the A. II. L.
was to absorb all the railway employees
OF the country and the disarmament
OF the old organizations.
The purpose of the meeting, or rather
caucus, for such it was, was announced
in the circular to discuss matters of i'm.
portance which would come up before the
national convention in Atlanta next May
The grand chief, Clark, and grand vice
chief, Wilkins,and grand secretary, w
+. Daniels, were present and addressed
the meeting.
Among the circulars discussed was one
from the Lackawanna division insisting
upon the life insurance benefits to such
members in whose family certain diseases
such as paralysis and appoplexy, were
hereditary. The meeting was particular.
ly unanimous in condemning the adoption
of such an amendment
Other questions of laws of minor en-
Dloyment were taken up and discussed
and then the action of the dual member
ship in the order and the \. Il. L. was
| had.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07

the bill presented by himself and MI
Herman as an outcome OF the lnVestlSa-
ton of the Chicago strike. g..
at il n bill" he says. (which in its
provisions seeks to place labor on a more
thorough basis than it now occupies: II
also, in its material sections especially
Z, s and o, brings to the labor organizl-
tons the opportunity to be heard when
receivers are in control of railroads, upon
the question of reduction of their wages
and the conditions of their employment,
should changes therein be sought by re-
ceivers. While it will not solve the Ia
Dor problem nor prevent strikes entlrelS'
it will, in my opinion, do much to seady
the forces involved and afford powerful
and even effective balance i'll the c0ntr0-
versies. The other letter is signed by r.
Il. Clark, order of Railway Conductors
Frank L. Sargent and f. NJ. Arnold
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen; L.
NJ. Arthur, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers; D. l.. Cease and w. q. Edens,
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, and
w. V. Powell, Order of Railroad Teleg-
raphers. This letter sets out that the
organizations of railway employees rep
resented are in hearty accord with the
general sentiment of arbitration as
means for settling disputes and favor the
enactment of laws by the national con-
gress as preferable to any that might be
by the legislatures of the different states.
The writers point out that they have been
willing to subscribe to the idea of fixed
arbitrator in advance, and are agreeable
to the idea proposed in the amendments
regarding the organization of the arDl-
tratiOn commissioner, already pointed
out in these dispatches. AT the same
time they think it essential there should
be some government officer whose duty
is to Immediately take up the matter OF
settlement of disputes by cancellation
or mediation, and if this is successful. to
attempt to secure arbitration before war |
is declared.
In objecting to section 10 of the bill as |
drawn by the attorney gener-
al, which gave the government right TO |
bring suits in equity to prevent contlnu-
ance of strike. the labor men say they
believe it covers ground not contemplated
by the preceding provisions of the BILL
and that it could easily be construed III
such way as to entirely defeat the OBJ
jects aimed at
I'VE believe that it contemplates in
vesting the representatives fthe gen
eral government with authority which
is not consistent with TIE accepted under
of the rights of property owners
Or individual citizens. In short, we look
upon it as moving a step in the direction
Of government paternalism, or eventual
government ownership of railways, or
to use brief and stronger term, state
socialism pure and simple"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
A TERRIBLE VISITANT

Pain is always an awful visitant, and
often domiciles itself with one for life
This intiiction is preventable, in case of
rheumatism, by a timely resort to Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters, which checks
the encroachments of this obstinate and
aangerous malady at the outset. The
rheumatism is always Liable to attack tha
vital organs and terminate life. No testi-
mony is more conclusive and concurrent
than that of physicians who testify to the
excellent effects of the Bitters in this dis.
ease Persons incur a wetting i'm rainy or
snowy weather, and who are exposed 70
urausntS, should use the Bittcrs as a pre-
STA, liver and kidney trouble, nrrvoysn mo-
ana debility are also among the ailments
to which this poular medicine ia adantnJ
or the Inhrmities, soreness and stiffness
OIL the aged it is highly beneficial.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07

Some of the members of the legislature
gave as reason for Directing that the
age of consent shall be increased to Is
years of age that we must take care of
our own sons as we'll as our daughters.
They argue that nice young man may
be seduced by bad girl, and that then
the girl would hold the law Sin terror
en-" over them for backmail purposes.
Any girl so bad as that has always ac-
Quired Il bad reputation, and to cure
this objection it will only he necessary
to insert provision in the bill invalidat-
ing the testimony of any such bad char
actcr. Again, our sons can generally take
care of themselves in such matters, and
it would be cowardly in this to seek pro-
lection Mt the cost of endangering their
sisters
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
REPORTED KIDNAPPING
OF Officers Of United States Ship Concord
BY the Chinese.


Washington, Feb 3.-The reported kid,
mapping of the officers Of the United States
ship Concord at Chin Kiang, III China,
reached Washington ut too late AZ hour
to permit it to be inquired into in naval OK
diplomatic circles.
Up to III o clock no news on the subject
had been received by any of the govern
ment officials. The situation will create
Il profound sensation tomorrow morning
and unless later reports show that the
captured officers are at liberty, other yes,
sells Will probably be hurried to the scene.
knowing the condition of the Chinese at
the present time and the way in which they
are likely to deal with prisoners there will
be great anxiety until the safety of the
party is assured.
A court martial will probably follow, as
the policy of the United States govern
ment is to require unusual care in such
cases. A few years ago, a lost torpedo
from a United States warship was eX-
plOded by some Japanese who found it on
the beach. One of them was killed. and
though the japanese government declared
1t held the officer Of the warshiDs blame
less, there was court martial and the
officers We're severely reprimanded.
Following is list of the officers of the
Concord: Commander, Jos. f. Craig,
commanding; lieutcnants Il. $. Prime, G.
a. Merriam, VIM. S. Hogg and w. A.
Proctor; surgeon, w. A. McClurg; pay
master, Henry Il. Smith, assistant en-
glneer, j. b. Patton; cadet engineer. ]. II.
ellis; ensigns, Marbury johnson, G. NJ.
t'aks and l.. II. Everhardt; naval cadets,
Chester Wells, ]. b. Potter and A. NJ.
Brady.
The other ships now belonging to the
Asiatic station are the Baltimore, Cant.
+. b. Day, protected cruiser. ALB tons,
four ,S-inch guns and six 6-inch guns;
Charleston, Capt. G. w. Coffin, protected
cruiser, 1870 TONS eight 6-inch guns:
Yorktown, Commander w. f. Folger,
same as Concord; Detroit, J. S. Newell
cruiser, 1904 tons, eight 5-inch guns;
MaChias, Commander Il. S. Houston,
gunb0at, HI tons, eight 4-inch guns;
Pctrel, Lieutenant Commander w. II,
Emery, gunbOat S92 tons, four G-inch
guns; and MOnOcacy, Commander II. +,
lmpey, paddle wheel steamboat, 1870
tons, six old fashioned guns.
Rear Admiral c. c. Carpenter is COM
mander of the fleet, with the Baltimore
as his flagship. He will undoubtedly act
with promptness.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
SENATE FORECAST.

Washington, Feb. 3.-The senate will
probably devote the week largely to dis
cussiOn of the diplomatic and consular
appointments, and the greater number
of bills will be based upon the financial
situation and the senate amendment for
the construction of cable to Hawaii,
which will in all probability reopen the
entire Hawaiian question. The District
of Columbia bill will be disposed of
Monday by agreement.
Senator Allen expects to address the
senate on Tuesday on his resolution for
the investigation of the Alabama elections,
and it is probable that the resolution may
call out other speeches. They are liable
the diplomatic bill, with its Hawaiian
amendments and possibly of many speech
rs on the subject.
4 contest is likely between the friends
of the bankruptcy pooling and territorial
bills for the time which may be available
when the appropriation bills and the Allen
resolution are not under consideration, but
this will probably depend upon whether
the Democratic steering committee shall
be able to agree upon Il recommendation.
The supporters of the bankruptcy bill are
still determined that it shall hold its
place if possible. while the supporters OF
the pooling bill are just as eager to displace
it if they find an opportunity. The pro-
liabilities now are, however, that but little
if any time will be given to either Of these
bills during the week
1t is possible that the financial commit
tee will bring in n report on some of the
financial currency hills before it on Tues
day. If it should do so, the report may
have the effect of adding zest to the debate
on this question. The latter half of the
Saturday session will be devoted to eulo-
gies on the late Senator Stockbridsc.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07

The exQueen Lii of Honolulu has been
arrested, charged with treason in giving
aid and encouragement to the late en-
uete of the insurgents. Quantities of
arms and munitions of war were found
in the palace. The government of Hawaii
is not of sufficient character to warrant
charge of treason for any attempt to
overthrow it. 1t was Illegally establish
ed by the aid of the United States mar
ines under the control Of our consul at
Honolulu, and is bogus concern.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07

His intention evidently was to prv into
municipal affairs and ascertain if possible je
"hobos." He found the purse o f"i tkt
guardian Of the peoples exchequer emn rne
,, Only a T few nights ago the residence,
Mr d. n; a. tucker i was burglarized of gold
taining six or eight dollars. coh-
Last night two Mexican tamala vendors
I became involved in difficulty on Third
stabbed in a number of places. OaS ;csryy
were re notified, but the one who did tbe
stabbing escaped in the darkness u 'ne
Melvin A; Blecher, Jr., one of Tav,or,s
most exemplary young business men a iU >
leader in society circles, is quite low W." VIII
severe and complicated attack of iaund.
ice, Dr. Wooten of Austin was here vas.
terday. in consultation with local MS yei-
Clans in reference to the condition IF tIn
patient which is critical. "a 'ne
Recent rains have put the ground in ox-
'ellent condition for blowing and 81 sto eI
water is now abundant. ''oeN
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07

with the ayes-and so that the nays may
no known to the wives and mothers OF
the state as well as to that great ma
jority of good men, who will make very
broad distinction in their estimation Of
those who vote aye and those who vote
nav. We do not envy the reputation
the latter will acquire by opposing TINS
most inst and necessary law for the pres
prvation of the purity of the young women
If the state from the diabolical usts OF
had men.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
MoDERAToRS AND REGULATORS
a fractional Feud Breaks Out Anew
With Serious Resnlts

W! B.,G,dias, Tex, Feb. 4.-CSpecioI Mr.
wilma W illIam Shannon's house was fired into
sunday night by unknown parties Mr.
san tbIa was shot in the back and his
tb bn t through omJ me ths body. They returned
drew jackson, both white '' anu "a
taateroIhere are about IL implicated
IN the Shannon shooting and they evil will
Fe drres'e a. immediately. There are two
iators, at Bedias 1t seems that tba
VI. h crowd got one of the Regula-
ana inY = ID him to come and bring his
crowd CT, II he wanted fight. He came Ia
Shannon's house and the fring i bagou ~
Joe shannon Of the Moderators is not
expected to live, 1t is NOT known b npS
which which side began the shooting. More
o on,,i;I is Is expected, as both crowds are
tfeud between the two factions has ov.
listed for many years. ''''' has 'N
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
LABOR ARBITRATION BILL.
The Amended Bill is Approved by the
Commissioner of Labor

Washington, Feb. 3.-The amended la
Dor arbitration bill agreed upon by the
house committee on labor, after confer
ences with representatives of the organ
izations of locomotive engineers and
trainmen and conductors, has been re-
ported to the house by Mr.. Erdway of
Pennsylvania. Accompanying the re-
port were two letters. one from Mr..
Wright, commissioner Of labor. approving
the bill, and the other from the labor or
CARNATIONS mentioned above.
The hill agreed upon by the committee.
Mr.. Wright sets forth in his letter, con-
tainS all the vital principles included in
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
BY MAIL.
TRAVELLING AGENT.

Mai J. 8. Crawford. The public Is eau
uoped not to pay money to any other per
con who may represent him or themselves
40 travelling agents Of this paper as all au
,horIty heretofore Issued to any other per
ION Ia hereby revoked.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
TAYLOR TOPICS.
Burglaries Becoming Frequent-A Tamalc
Merchant Seriously Stabbed.

Taylor, Feb. 4.-(Special.) -Burglaries
are becoming more frequent in Taylor
now. Last night the residence of Mayor
Daniel Moody was entered by bold burg
lar but nothing was taken. He was
frightened away by the barking of dog
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertising rates will be made known on
application.
Eastern Business Office 48 Tribune
Binding. N. Y; Western Business Ofhce'
lBo "The RoOkery." Chicago; y, y. BECK
with, Sole Agent Foreign Advertising.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07

SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS CLOSED.
New York, Feb. 5.-The subscription
books to the 100000 3 per cent Brook
Ign Wharf company gold bonds were
closed today, the amount having been
very largely over-subscribed.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07

Latest u. $. Government Food Report
allied To the highest honors of Worlds and
Midwinter Fairs proclaims superiority of
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07

courtesy goes u long way in our work
a,day world, likewise DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder. One teaspoonful enuai
to three of the CHEAP kind. NHU'''
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
POISONING CASE DIsNIssrD

~, Greenvillee, Tex: Feb. 5.--(SpeciaI.)-
The case of Mrs. l.. Lancaster, who has
been in Jail since last June on a charge
OF poisoning her father-in-law with whom
abe elopeed from Kentucky, was this
morning dismissed for want of testimony.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07
rrpNs OF SUBSCRIPTION IN CITY.

one ,n,.Ih-ln advance ..............$d "
ThI III auiahS0 2 oh
BiI D '"S' M M
vne yea' year.. 2 %
9xnday oni,' N 1dvance-slx months. "
All subscriptIons IN the city not paid 10
advance will invariably b. charged at thF
eate of 81 90 per month.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-07

Whenever tried always approyed-Dl
Prices Baking Powders.