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MOUNTING 10 TINS

New YORK December 1.-THE soldiers OF
fort Wada1or-h, Staten Island. are bisy
preparing the big steel gun Tor molntlnt.
on N'e new lmpenetrubie battery ju.s COM
pietSd. The new gun is one Of nv. ruu,
a. " atSrtoWn arsenal for Fort Nal.-
~ ~ bAt.ery IN New York Ia Dor II weia.5s
-. lois ana viii rest GA Il carriage iii.
~, my - tons II is one of tho laree.- Az.
,igeet $3.50. a.,s JEf,a ana all throw proIc.tilc
-, r.ts ith'e - pounds ami VIII require ~
r.nl.qs Q! p."ueT FOR Zach harry no
r,'englhIng four are eapccted early news
=, III, q yer ihe gurs have been mounted
80. 49, ','' Iftt 75ary 20 remove thu houses
s I'm fl'e south END Of the fertilization DO
80 .istf car t@ tested as "a ahnrk from
Z. slnsie ll- ,hargs wo1lt 1natter the builI.
- y 7" also Pc &c s-assry 10 remove
, ,ne tgf212lss which, has for many ye.,rs
49,, n.y.l Di4 Inc southern blum as d Ta1y,
nslt Tor lnaoI.Ag Nesrals 10y
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ENQLANp go AsspNr,n

terre hsnte, Ind December fly.
s s,.s Or tho Navy Richard W
ifoinfs'on says Il IS his Impression. gamer
MH'4s ha Nss Preparing Ms argument OIL
toe Monroe agciT.ne IN tire Panama cam,
49, .-tbF- senate cOGIrulttcs 10 LgN
", ". I...slr ~ ~ Tie sts1e department al
a.9nlnfton formal assent by I.fEano
~ ~ Sie'ifpe doctrine Al ths inns ~,
inctrlne wac promulgated by pretjAe,t,
-.oi4ly.' fets.al'e was Hostile 10 klli.
against whose Efforts 10 sxtend BET ~.
ttssleiis ~ ne Western Henlspfer, =. n.
a ,S,,.-rys, ~ss directed There was publ,
Solonsi Tho-ns'aon links tfara ~ A.,
lorna assent. which is ruasch more Ia.
portant nov. Toe colonel tss ssnf a iet.
OF this Impression. '''''
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CAPITAL CILLINGs.

Representative Hutchinson reached here
today ana was sworn IN at the beginning
OF the days session.
The statement OF the condition of the
treasury elbows available cash balance
$llubie.5o-. sold reserve. Sl2I3l $50.
losionices were established today nj
Briu. Leon county, james ~. Lewis post
Muster and at Cpispa, Jen Davis county.
Arthur j. Mumprrlcs, postmaster,
The pr sdeut signed the Venezuelan
resolution authorizing the appointment o.
Il commission about sos o'cloc4I this ar
trrnaun TT is therefore now law
Mrs j. K Tesch was today appointed
rostmiatrcss at F'ricden, Washington
county, Vice Herman peseh. deceased,
aud NJ II, iinrmon at Newark, Wise
county, vice Mrs, NJ. T., Mellouu. resigned.
Washington December Secretary
Olucy ana Senior Romero tic MeNican
minister. exchanged rati0CHtlnus Of the
treaty extending from one year from De
ccnbcr a tho time allowed for tho com
plrtlou Of the survey OF the water boun-
dairy between the Unltei States and Mex
lco by the Joint commission.
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top TO bottom today by the following teie-
gram, which President II. u. McCord re-
ccived from the Baltic exchange. London
the rOstrunl.
At the annual dinner OF the Battle cx-
change last night Yankee Doodle w;ts
of the United States With threo times
three.
\ round OF cheers greeted the message.
President McCord seat the following re-
ply;
when your cable was read on our eN-
chause ~ was received with prolonged Ap-
pause, showing that ySnr good feeiing Is
continuance
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LONDON LETTER.
The Politicians Holiday MaIing-An Amer.
icin lllliardist Wins

INe POLITICIANS Holiday Makng~An Amer.
tcin l'illiardtst Mins
London, December 2l.-Leading uoli-
ticians are All holiday making IN incrsnt
parts Of the country. which would seem
To show that there Is no apprehension,
among the ministers Of anything ont n
pacific ending To the Venezuelan Troubles.
The Marquis OF Salisbury came To town
FOR the regular reception at the foreign
otncc, but he returned to hatfield the
same evening
Joseph Chamberlain, secretary Tor tho
co.ohieH. Is IN birmingham, and all the
othtr cabinet ministers are al their homes.
The Prince and rruCess OF Males and
mo prluc2 sscs VIII leave today FOR sand
RIM nam. Shere Christmas festivities on
a large scale VIII ho IN order ucNt week.
The Fri ace of Wales, by the way has
always taken keen interest IN billiards,
ara while visiting tile Earl ana Countess
Carer the American lilliard player who
has been giving brilliant exhibitions OF
us skill al Egyptian hall cor some lime
est easily defeating the English cham
l'ons. Was summoned 10 tiignC.ere. There.
N the billiard room of the castle, Cartor's
earned for the expert bllliardist me Main
praise Of the prince.
An anonymous donor has again sent
Il 600 six pencvs, amounting to ,IS15 to be
distributed among the orphan children
The queen u al Osborne, where Christ
mas day VIII be celebrated with custolnar
splenaOr The queen il specially tnougat
iG. and liberal TO AZ the servants on these
occasions and always has lYlrgeoug
Christmas tree, TIA the decorat ton OF witch
she Is greatly Interested. Every servant
and member OF her majcsty's housoho.d
receives some present and most Of tho.,p
are decided upon by the queen herself
The servants also nave a splendid dinner
which ~ Followed by a bal on Christmas
night
IL Is now once more understood TINT
soon atter parliament meets the home
secretary, Sir Matthew Ridley, Who ms
pcen considering the numerous documents
n the case OF Mrs. Florence Maynrick
Of Imprisonment Tor life. after having
hoen convicted Of nniSoning her husband
! little reason TO SUPPOSE that the case viii
/ he rcopened. In the meantime tho Bar
oncss de Roques. Mrs. MRyhrick's mother
rs indignant at tho rumors which have
circulated IN America referring 10 tic al
lrTed confH"s'c07 = % ~rln~sNi nrlsonrr
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THE CUBAN WAR.
General Maceos March Through Iialf of
Cuha-Spaniards Routed.

General Maceo's March Through Half of
Cuha-Spaniards Routed
Now York December y. Tho following
letter from FREDERICK Perez Carboa mem
Der OF General Antonio Maceo's stan, de-
Sensing MS march through half ne
length of Cupa, has just reached friends
In this city;
I'm Camp Near the Rlosas, Santa Cara.
December I've have crossed the IA
nous bat rot dangerous rrochs; are in
Las Villas, an our march from SANTIAGO
De cuba 10 Santa Cinra is over at last.
Three hundred miles. counting unavoii-
able dcVatOns, II must have been. We
are now with the command Of General
Gomez pnd viii so remain until we nave
had few days of necessary rest Then
J understand we are to push on west IN %
MptGugas. unless Some movement OF tie
enemy should compel W 10 support the
comnauder-in-chlef. our column con
sists of 500 men, 1000 Infantry and 200
cavalry IN aiition to this We brought
baggage and enabling those OF the IN
fautry who might be taken IN along the
why 40 opportunity, 20 ride. liut our
ably wen and are IN the best Of health
Four SPANISH columns. we understand,
were sent to intercept although only one
nut in an aprearance. IhlS one came 10
sight neur Soleiad Rt 1 o'clock IN tfc
afternoon. Maceo whoN'cd BITS torVe 70
the right, threw out wings 10 right ana
ltf and calmly awaited the advance
few volleys from rifles and ma occaslonal
ohurgc OF canistor from the artillery We're
sent Ina our direction. hut met with no
made until the enemy was withiu twenty
w"tr"s ~ the general and his start when
Maceo sauR "Out within the mArhetu
aul OF with their heads"
The moment the tuImUctr%rs repeated
this Tic fusllad" stopped - the spanish
for thc direction of Guaranamo Lunos.
but thrV carried With thgW another les
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deposited $1,000 with Dan A. Stuart
MS a side bet and guarantee that Ever
hardt will meet any 1873 pound man in
the world in finish fight, LaVigne or
Leeds preferred, at FL Paso about Feb
ruary ii, for suitable purse,
Dan \. Stuart also offers $500
purse for finish 60 between Bright
Eyes The unwh,pped Dallas negro, and
Jue Walcott; $1,000 to the winner and
SOTO To the loser, during the carnival at
FL Paso, beginning February Il.
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Dallas. Texas, December n b. General
william l.. caheli today sent The totlowlu.
telegram 20 Washington GUY.
10 Daniel Lamont Secretary or Wal.
Washington.
Frc,lsnts message luarlrlotsIy ar-
proved hero Has the true JAcksat,lin
ring uiy thousand nurfodrrute vntrrtns
from thc trHus- AlaNs-ippi dermrtU. nf
rca1y TO defend the honor OF the Jrit,d
ieuowl W. T.. Cabot
4 r1uan lluc Conf trr4t. state Nttcr- ls,
iran Mississippi Department.
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CALLED M nLNEY

Washington, December 2l,-Socrctary
olney today gave a brief personal audi
ence TO Senior Palma, head of the Cuban
I, evolutionary party in THIS country. %.
secretary. Senior tQuesada and Horatfo
Ruhens of New York The party stated
that they called simply to pay their re-
sPecis To Secretary Olney and that their
vist hid absolutely no Significance.
Senior Palma returned to New York this
"a
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WE COMAfIssInHrns

New York, December IA local parer
says; Excellent Information : that tie
three commissioners whom the presi5. M
wili APPOINT 70 investigate The Venezuelan
boundary dispute Will - e1-Jui,ea gtst-s
Senator George 4. EdmEnds u VERMONT
the Hon Andrew y. white. er-pr.fil. NJ
81 cornel university ana eS-nliils-er "a
minister 10 the court Of r.. James.
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HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Continued from Page one)

for holiday and preparing to 10 TO
work to provide som meArs for the re-
lief of the treasury. There was no DIFF
ference Of opinion. on the surface, a..
least that congress should ia the emer-
pency to which MIR Cleveland has called
attention. remain at its post.
The speaker announced the committees
and the desks were cleared for business
The ways and means COMMITTEES, to
which the message was referred, met
Immediately TO organize. and on Mon.
day the framing OF bill Will commence
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TENAS CITY ITEMS.
a Contract for Completing the Channc

\ Contract for Completing the Channel
Let.
Texas City, Texas, December 2t-Mr.
nnd Mrs. j W. Livingstone went To
Galveston today to do Christmas shop
ping.
Mrs f. l. Davidson spent the day in
Galveston.
Several intending investors have been
III the city during the past week
IL. NJ ilartsic and Mr. Condor of the
United States engineer corps spent yes.
terlay establishing the harbor lines for
use in go" annual report to the depart.
ment ANA the maps accompanying the
same.
Tug Magnet took out barges today load.
ed with 700 bales of cotton consigned to
Rremcu
Bills of lading for 1900 bales of cotton
from B.scoe, Forbes X Co. were received
today. This cotton was routed via New
orleans and was changed to Texas City.
Inc building being erected by Mr.
II J.. hlpscy of Dcnison is nearing com
pleton. lie viii occupy it himself when
completed
The news that the contract had been
let TO George w Colt. owner of the
big hydraul dredgebont, Floriday was
received with great enthusiasm. and that
she Will be seen on the channel again by
January ~ will he appreciated NOR, thnn
any 'hrlStmHs present The channel will
lie completed 10 sixteen feet by April 20
Charles Clark x Co. have secured tina,
portion extending across Half Moon chan.
mel and work will be started bv both
dr"dgee MS soon as they can be gotten in
shape.
Orders We're given Engineer Craudnll
TO stake ont and prepare profile Of the
now channel work. Since the completion
Of the sounding Of the old channel which
shows Il clean channcl sixteen feet ana
over, and no place whore not one inch has
nleh III ~. channel will put at rest the
doubts on this channel filling question.
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TNE MIME OAKs ROAn-

New York. December alt is announced
by officials of the Texas and Pacific rail.
way that the reorganization of the White
o3ks railroad has been completed under
rcHd. '"''
GOULD interests bought this road and
made General Manager Thorne. OF Ii -
Texas AMI Pacific, It's presiden. The Inn
viii be completed To White oaks ahnrty
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GLADsTONE's REPLY

New York, December IA local parsr
cabled Gladstone for an expression a. 10
the best means OF insuring pace between
Great Britain and tie lnitcd States and
the successful adjustment Of the d.fflcgity
The following reply is published.
'Hawardsn, December 2o.--EOnse may
possibly renly: Dare not interfere only
common sense " required. Gladstone"
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steel works, near haeNei ,5ss say
nIrrnnl hN fire tOnlSNN
u,rArHER AND OR i!s y,
Te1ephshs ~

Bostrop, December So' In rss s
rain n'S ~, The season fell mere nd IN
night rI,i followed by tr0, 0lae es 10 j,
which, in turn, has g'y n.acEnc. 4 y
weather' bright and era ,sa ssr ii 81
ala o ss"sp ,inns and business y M. VI
re life as the holidays apSy ven J
''S MOSCOW Gov December W ,cI,s /. eal'
IN n lei yesterday, but lo .atb,r.
clear. real hog killinsS MThe St'';i
about all out; now and sne MO he I
ha oIut cr co in and sneaks nv Wsll
as if ashamed OF us , ,h;rds as nuei.
received about r,sryitory b. I
lns Isl e nirn'crensed. the receipts ~" ~ n
10 5000 bales, Some usyt year,
Ing of sowing wheat veI"uiser ~
thing in this section. 4 now saise,.'
snid TO be fine; corn from tbirtI-'"
and the yield VIII DC 80
fifty bushels per acIe, 81 -0n the
Franklin. December. rain and y
tbis section had a goo,a; ,, In. ROes,ss'
wdyc. suitable for hos n "hsg end I
e.; comfy 7, nd n"I the doors are ope - sdhrs
t dGSstrloas people to take "
here. -r,,pE,
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Gents FURNISHING,

soo po. DAf PREsEYra
' ia,s oyze 81, Gents Flns en- -.
i n.Isa nrdpierlngs' Bowu, tick, ss sSi.
Boys Windsor sill M = lndion IA
Gents Linen Collars t nuv,ws;,,...,;
latest styles, each WY IN I'll Ia
' EMS Linen Guns, ali ;;yj.,. ..
T Finas, Fine Gr White Dreas sdi,;;l ~
linen '1Rs aHsy, Fine Dress shiris, ~ Il
holes. w oqsR9 ss,s fa md Sst W
Gents Fine Night Robs. 'r,,-...i
,n,nla1ndered Shirts, best i, IL e, ~,
Fine Suspenders 's' W the word
M sar5od Fine Meano unde,rrSiIsi.s,,,. :.
, sui "teht .'.....,.... 70
t @sar Quality Natural Wool u ii
"a 80, '..''' ......... 49,
Fast Black Socks, per na ,ii,,'''".,.'..i
Natural Wool Seeks, Der pa .Ii,,''',-.
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coNsrIrUTIoN on IrAH.

Washington. December 2A-The new
constitution OF Utah has been examined
by the president and Attorney General
Harmon aud found to he IN accord 10
the terms prescribed. The president will
issue hil rr1cl0mation January I next de
.larLng Llah 10 be slale 81 the Union.
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rr,,pERANCE LEcJaSeNeli

Seaiy. Texas, pseee,nuwocd dsll,,t =
temperance ter lecture e TO- Methods \, 4,
s a,' sis ssds saS Mi u 's,',s Y 81
lecture 1850 Mile sps'' -.
night. ~. methodist 81 a.las
making preparations i0i
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Stamped Linens.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Fun assortment Liuon and Duck Doy-
lies, stamped and plain, each. ...,,...
Tray Covers. Bureau Scarfs, Center
Pieces, Table Squares Tea Cloths. Q
Tinted Art Squares, t'ringed. .....,.... d
Persian SILK Tidcs Soc and ............ 7
Fun line pompona, Art Fringes, Chen.l
Cords, Ice Woods and Fringes suitable (,
Art Purposes at Popular Prices,
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Towels.

Full Size, Best Quality Damask Tow
els Drawn Work Border, Knotted
Fringe, per dozen ......... ........,,S2 40
All Linen Huck Towels, full size.
hemstitched, per dozen ........... :, so
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Cloak and Suit Dept.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
md ElOnr take nleYnfnr-

Second Floor. take elevator
Ladies' Heavy Black Cloth Double
Tor -. .......... ..........,.......s? IS
Ladies Tan Melton Cloth Capes,
Storm Collar, fun sweep ...........s3 9s
Ladies Tan ana BLACK Cloth Capes,
with Buttons and Straps. ........... 6 90
Ladies Black Plush Capes, Satin
incd, full sweep MISUNDERSTANDING. 6 30
Ladies' Black Plush Capes, lined with
Changeahle silk. tull sweep ....,. So
Ladies Black Plush and Velvet
Capes, Beaded Trimmings, Thihet
Collars and Front. full sweep, SS9S,
$500, 5000, sll.00, $l200, slL00. $500,
and ............. .......... .........1G 90
Fine Imported Capes, 5000 to 5000
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Whitehurst & Son VS.. q. II. Shaw. from
Hardeman countyi John. e.. kirksley vs..
Panhandle National bank, from Wichita
county.
Reversed and Remarkably. NJ Davis
VS., w. II, Bingham ct al, from Wichita.
Reversed and Rendered--idn r. Morris
ct al VS.. NJ. G. DeWolr. from Baylor
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J. NJ. ANDREWS.

Mckinney. Texas, December 2l.--J. N
Andrews, grocer, filed chnttci nortraeo
ttlHE G.. Walker was named AZ
trustee. Liabilities about $500.
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COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS.

COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS.
Tyler, Texas. December 2i.--The follow
ing cases were today affirmed by the
court OF criminal appeais
Martin Gonzales. from Goliad: X X
King, from Harris, Charles Lucto. from
Harris. otto Gerstemanu. from Harris
Peter Sargent, from Tarrant
Motion for rehearing granted IN Luck
Hoovey, from Colorado, and h. c. Dick
inson, from Cherokee
Ex-parte J. A. Muse. from Galveston,
reversed and bail granted in the sum OF
Court today adjourned for the term.
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FRAMING QUANTITIES. sEcrnrn

~ iaso, Texas, December u. Martin
Jullan, tltzs mmons' manager arrival
nere loday and secured training quarters
neIpss the river IN Juargz. Mexico. with.
m iivn n''r''t = riae of tho lrs.,, "a M'.u,
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Silks and Dress
Novelties.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

70 dress patterns Of Fine Imported
High Novelties no two alike, of
the most fashionable and popular
materials. the balance OF our fall
$500 sH.5o, $500, $3.50. 5000,
choice for .....'.. ....,,. ..',...s..., ss
20 dress patterns, 10 yards each,
Finest Imported Black Silks. COM
prlsing eros Grains, Rhadames.
Satin Duohesse. Penu de Sole,
Fallle Franchise, Brooade Tafteta,
eros de Londre Broche. Renga,,
lines, Crystals, Brocaded Satin, All
SILK Crcpons, etc, were Sh.O0,
sl57l $500, 5000. $3.50, $500.
$3.50 your choice for .............1i %
RULES OF ABOVE SALE.
None exchanged. None sent on approval
No samples given.
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LYNCHED BY MS OWN RACE

Little Rock, Ark, December 2l.--Rar.
ney Brown, colored, was lynched by a
Nrightsyille, Ark, this morning in n
very unusual manner, Brown had be,n
living with another ncgro's wife. tho
husband having left her. The husband
returned Il few days ago aud this morn.
ins got some, of his neighhors To helm
him .avonee himself on Brown. They
iooh THROWN INTO the woods, stripped him,
and, after whipping him, took rome ana
ued castings 10 him, when he was thrown
IN mill pond and drowned. Calycrt
hlletl,, tho husband, and Valentine Hamn.
tom his son-ln-law, are in jail,
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II I'll Paso. Fitzsimmons will arrive
Christmas morning, give an exhibition mt
the opera house that night and then go
INTO regular training for his fight with
Maher on February IA.
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Napkins.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
IS Damask Tea Napkins. per dozen Acc
3-4 Fine Damask Dinner Napkins,
per dozen ..,;.,..,. 10, ,..,.;,;...N 20
rs super Quality Damask Napkins
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NOT MAD YET.

New York. December 21.-The grain pir
or the produce exchange was ptirred from
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COMMISSION NOT YEr CHOSEN.

Washington, December G-Although
there were many callers at the White
House today. The president declined TO re-
ceivc anyone save three members OF bis
cabinet. Messrs, olney. Carlisle and Her
bert. each Of whom spent some time
Win the president Before hc went TO the
White HoIs- Secretary Olney say sea-
alor Lodge AM Representative McCreary
gl hentucky and D!rsmore Of Arkansas.
There Is every Indication that the pres
ident VIII proceed immediately to the Sc
l,SSSuoh 81 e commission TO locate the
Venezuelan boundary liHe as soon as the
act mas received his signature In View OF
the great amount Of work 70 be- discharged
ny TINS coWin.s sion, Il IS said that the
president Wiz endssVor 10 SECURE the ser
vices, ne menbers OF men Of the highest
character and ability. None % the names
ie mas ~ mind have been officially mem
toned. nor y III they be until The president
has been notified by the persons selected.
Of thar acceptance Of the high commits
1t Is intinated, however. that In view OF
the fact that the work IN some respects
may DC Of a technical nature. there may
De on the list the name OF an army On
gineer officer or a naval officer
There is also probability that Il may
~ necessary for the commission to VISIT
Madrid and the The Hague in order to
obtain access 10 the ancient official rec
oris of tho Spanish and Dutch claims
Inherited by Great Britain and Venezuela.
Iae state department Inns been IN
formed by some persons Of reputo VINO
have made a study Of the subject tina
there Ia good grounds for the belief that
upon careful scrutiny the claim Of N.ne-
zuela 10 the territory in dispute OH the
border VIII be found to be without solid
foundation and that the commission wht
pc obliged 70 ind that Great Britain ~
In fact really entitled 90 tho possession
10 the whole tract claimed 10y her ana
perhaps more territory. These representa-
tons. however, have not shakcu the De
termination Of thc administration to con
tuue IN the course IN has laid down.
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SECOND SUPREME DISTRICT.

Fort Worth, Texas, December sl.-sec-
ond judicial district;
Afilrmed-The Georgia Home Insurance
company vs., II. G. beaverton et al, from
tlardeman county, James Muirhetd vs..
city National bank OF Fort Worth, from
Turrant county; Haywood d. Cushing at
al VS.. r, G. Evans company ct al, from
Tarrant county; John s. Andrews VS..
.. H. Caldwell from Tarrant county, 7
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WILLIAM l.. Fol FV'
SUPERB HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT A MERE NOMINAL ~
TERRIFIC SACRIFICE OF FINE IMPORTED BLACH ,f!0lf
HIGH NOVELTY DRESS PATTERNS. THOIIsa SDakS
OF USEFUL. AND ORNAMENTAL CHRISTM ASNuS
GIFTS WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL
Fine Down Cotuto,.,.,,

sateen c aoLlpA y, psEsRsrs~
81, iis@s ooss'sa. New New TIM I'd
Rines Siosyser1iing Plain and ri;;.,,.:,.,'i
H,eisigns, worth ssc'S hish kssd,''
p M9o LII blankets bought L N wass
per PAR ~ " teu atEE
flne Columbia Wat srn,.,...;; q, ,,.... (,
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