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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

New lorl. Sepe mber -. 1896
TO % psins T,ia Saiss Te,r @s5o Ia.es iic cs1
"S Of She day. ra " .a s' e made at o.s o
@ot points On ~, lIs'' . t1@ e qpg .rst
held AMY ,teaay curing TIE ioi,n'on, a, oci'sN
"a red bcaish. As ia, sere'M e.; ,tnr vas a,gat ne
zane 's aai W. 5''i, ' ~ ' ls.'s
r,tAr:ed Ly rains hat this was c,un, fi"ancei ly thr
9~t' 1. is f i ' IF ' aa4 he, asse, s,d Is
I'D n, ,,ri, re.rotd.,i Tea iiy =. hoaIsn influence
e'p.s are r"n."s si ,.iy "'A' ",' @i- s,''.'"
rins fell 30 Other sections = tne eytDn be.,. Ne"
orleans and .,lo' so.a quit NIL m ' ., ,@"
Change 90 the 'h'ct NAT men WI, h"l "'., i,i t''t
FsH Rire. Gems To- be- sfois cotton goods vim
i,'r.ise drlaft or pint cloths. one authority SAYS
tnsf cpton usAGao-icrs II ID. i't.f rNr' 10 t'' a
i~.,c t.t.rd To- tLl.e months supply H,afN aI tho
,G 5 i,s" Are s,iiins ar .ci,o, is Sui ga IT, lave
aecn.d 90 reports ~ ,an ~ LAS ..a ,',. iI,e s
spirners We're taking nore 'o''on Nsi' 'au"'. ~ l7
Ec has been cnusei a great measure - the taking -
Southern Offer Of sIot cotton ~ Aiae.lo.n spinner IL
ton AZ the were light; as planters WEI. dis
nar,ta s,9,eS rraon II planters Tor meeting onea
october T. is expected by some mat by N9'ember J
prices viii be ina that no one VIII d. anxious to
buy exeeg al P,o,1e sy' he a Curing 6e c and N
yrnber VIII look hke ,fge cotton eTop o se , at
sarn~ ,ov lsst week AMI J.4S3 bales last year At
Wem,his 5l5 hales AGAINST Ni3 bales day last
Week ana 344 bales last year. Receipts IA Houston
Weines5av AZ. estimated 5000 ZOO bales against
M, bales same day week ana $3.50 bales last year
I5s-strfs a, Sev Orleans wednesday estimated
-nn =" ; tp bales against t}s bales day last
..ek ana lGs bal.s Receipts at ~" principal
,ors to-day were ab follows Galveston. " iiG bales
c.trst 10 $50 bales last week and i1bS bales
si Year New Orean. $50 bales against l. ~ ara
30 tnles Mobile 1893 bales against l3 ana 81 bales
Sev9rnah ~ bales. against ll"t2 and Ss bales
,,tareeton 1901 bales against JOt' ana ~" bales
x~f,ik ga bales against 3.47j and GA bales
Opening and close to,day a'd '''s's o'"' NE
,reylous night and last year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.

september -
BEEvEs- Receipts were % ears. 60 head all con.
signed direct exception u cars which Were neli
.'foorms c'~ ~,r~ sold d, 25asI 10 per 100 n Fol
ins steady dressed native sides SOW a. 'ao' Per
qInei , Weight 10 i7,~r beef or sheep cables
shipnei,s to.asy On tn. Nomadc cattle and looo
sheep lor Shambers & Ssn 81" r"tue 'E , w..
Morris Tomorrow TIE ;, LOUIS WI LAKE OUT ' r
quartz. u eeri ANA m. E,n eae or
Ro-.nihai and he Madiana VIII carry - sheep 10 the
rALVEs Receipts a, AIN markets 200 head. including
2s al sixc.h and abon - head were held over yes
The pens fy cleared roor to IIme neals soii
ers AZ 81 2Ip<3 W's,.rn .,, no . ",N , ,r
,eas sid at 7aiss city 10. d1ee :, ,cs sol" a"
d" sales 'ic p Nelson: 50 wes'cn .a.es 22i n average
II H. Hollis A. Western calves. 20 n. At e -.
va o n 40 s. S % ESQ e "a at s. 30 dr. 81 20 % N
,srasr 2a No. So do. s9 N. at 50 80. &c. $50 H.
81 Jsac WRIGHT & CO.: u vea's iio n 81 -.
49, II. At 9; 30 2 Do ext. extra lN H. At $. ,,or
a. = do los t; ico ~ s. 90 2i7 n
s'4Err ANp LAMBS Receipts We're 20. cars. or '57i
hr' 1,~, gs and she,o firm and a SHADE
lambs N~re steady About ali sold except ~ that
pe.,ed liberal receipts lo-n.rroa ,her~ Sigh
soid a. 81 "gN. ~ ifd ~" u. r'l,em ,'9' l"o's
ny 20 lie
SaIc---S Judd & Co 10, Kentucky lambs. - n
ar- s. 81 leo p. 3, rennsy,a anita d. 90 n. ar
s. l2 Kentucky sheep. 100 ~ 81 81. 10 far
en- No. io7 n - So 81 - Texas - n 81 80. -
de-. % n. al - -,
newton 4 Co.. 2i3 Michiean lambs cG -. 81 2l5
virginia 90 No. s. 3D. 2l4 lo 50 n 81 70 ~ 90
81 n 81 -. ~ q ~ ~ AZ - -
II. Holrs. % state lambs = 10. a. s. 20. II state
sheep. ~ n ~ :? ~. bucks. - ~ AZ 80 80
McphcfsIn 90 liN Virginia lanll - ~. ~ s. -
Kentucky do - n 81 100 N!rrina sheep. - 10
So - - Kentucky &c. % N. "a - l2i..
Hume Mullen - state lambs. ~ 10. at 81 -. IS
State sheep. III n. 81
VI. Collins. - Western sheep lOi n ~ 81 30
HOGS Eeceu 20 hds nstd. all
signed dire, u city sngherers Sales late yester iy
g. 0HS3 20 100 n Tor heavy a. light hngs
s. iOqSl 20 for choice Hight hoer and pigs hunch Z
fancy light went outside dealer at 81 - Feel
INK to-day firm Western HdNlcrs Country dressed
steady iaG,c per n ranging from
H. light lean pigs sold ~ ..
Sales Gate Monday Hume Mullen Il state hogs ~,
N 81 10 100 H.. 90 DO iDl H. az 81 10 II
pigs. 1O1 n. at 81 20
II Hollis. - State hogs. iGS n. 81 90 ~ do l56
n. Al 81 90 10 l3a H. at 81 go g., 27o H. at 81 20
do ~ N At 81 g.. 10 do 3GI ~ ~ ca 20 pigs -
n. 81 20 & hogs. 100 so NJ Il 81 Glu$S
Iiilrnhack, 10 stat" logs ~ ~ 81 - 235
n 81 - rough hogs 80 10 37j n. 81 aOdS2 -
AttIr "A. - AIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

London. sept. The nfth of auction OF
wool Of the opened to-day. The sales conducted
by Messrs. Charles Bame Go and Messrs Jacomb.
CO.. wool brokers. Home buy did the 81 the
competing though French Opsra,ors occasionally com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

peted oriskly FOR parcels suitable 10 their yan,s a.
eh purchases az THIS series are likely very ne'-
'dp' OF GOOD Hope and Natal In mage
ana quantity ~ the offerings those uooIs ~ isvr
n" priceT obtained. my saies and
Now South Wales 900 bales secured silda,. 4.
pieces 2An74d. ." ''g" sod
Queensland--400 bales. secured alais ava. 49,.
pieces 3a7hd ~" "A
vc'oria-s0O haes: secured 53.dais VA. a. "a
and pieces 717i.G. greass. NJ ~ % hets
South Australia no ha.es ured 3il,0,s 3
.ocks and pieces G4d greasy ~ 81 Do los and Al, u
3UGi.d v'o7
West Australia 10 bales. secured 8, -: greasy 4,
a5s.d.
New -Zeaiand- 400 bales secured 1i5d4is az,
locks ard pieces GttQls a'li. sreasy Gsns a. 81 in
and pieces 3i4msd ~"
cape II Gooi Iiape and Nsiai-ico bales: .e,u,.
TI.dllis ~. g.casy. Gsl7i. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
G10LILWMG9T GMLlz

G1llLWMG9T GNLl5
Highland Minis orange .o. Ne~-io.a lle m :, leaa.
tiful autumn resort within fiD miles u Ae"-ierH VA
Erie Road house open throughout ire year. steam heat
sof couisr on the property NI'- ~ u.D-a.rl '~
W. J READ Owner ana Pr'pre'o'
I,HURCHILL HALL
I STAMFORD. NEW YORK
open through October Thoroughly heated ldo,ary
and Music Hal E..!,,i rates Vows ana Information
by F. II scoheld. ! Maiis y Avenue. y y ... e.,u,.
snecial train from Nv N.rN ffa N'-t shore sa'uf-
dav September 26 o. m lte Churchill Hal. 2 I.
Fare includine fvo fi,s' board So o) % round trip
ueis""u' AUTUMN $ T. CHURCH, " n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

ga.annah Sept Z2.-CottJn qri-f. middlng ~, -,
mlcdiing 7Hc net and grss receipts. 5fs2 bales az
iG27 bales. stock. GDGii bales. '>'
Norfolk :. u - Cotton .asy nitllinz lou 49,,
,llng 7s1c. good ordinary ~ &C. net and zr,..
ce.its ~ ~ balls. ~ rs c'astaise $50 tales. @.
.0t bales. stock $3.50 iaie.
New orleans. SOP. - tfrn easy. god mdi.ins e.
rniddling - lGc. io~ mii. NJ. -. god ord's,r
-. moi receipts 1851 bales gr0fs 20 "a hss.
nn,,e 10 France G7i2 if &C. f.asfwl-e OF bales 80.
O0N bales. stock lip.'"2 bales
" cs.y..ton sept - fft.u 4fr mfflnQ -. L..
miiiiing 7Sc: COOL or mar 10 r., r.cep's II ID
bales fr-'s i27'N ,a.s @S-'1 fasi"se eoes bal.s
sa.,s 7iG hai,s. .f0rt iiI,l3' ifI f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
THE STATE or TRADE.

.a H' 2 bS Wheat strong sgot ci.SGSe SKA esS
ember r5a'c 0 ,sd '1 ae.e suthern by sample.
GiGG7i o.. do grade 81. go stoeK' i.,,,for ari
sales 1000 bush Corn irGnS %o1 si1i or Deceer
27iTa7Nc: January 30 q27,c steamer inlt @.l ooi
S 95 1s bsh oats steady No white. 24a25
No mixed PIC asked = OK %slvpo Dus stock
II OTl bush la, steady; choice timothy ~. ''in
fro .gh,s unchanged. Cotton quiet mlnlLhE.
.rnoked short RIB sides 5i.e smoked clear sdes ''!e'
sugar-cured shoulders c-c hams 'inai u & ,S,
~ ac gi2c ore Racka 5aiGc Eggs se .'ea my
lialfe. coffee steady No = loN-alo'-' ''t'' ~
changed
pac1s 50 l5as4 e-.r ari saea,. 81 os Is 81, ~
V 70 r'"ns sS 5gIt Il" a era" 81 @< % b. ON
din. s'e,m.r Yellow. 81 ~ ana steamer. $''
Wine &c. new eais 2}a2Cc Mil feed quiet sprns
bran ship. lake and rail 81 - winter or,n Sio ara
quiet. Lacks aaioc; cuts ioc can ends 90 BaTpc
beef 7aNc Hams iGai3, L1ni Or t'cr h,nSs
~, T. xor hem creamery a'.@i7c western i5i,a
oti H. ~ Ialec. imitation and aae@ 100 i2c i-lme~
quot c1s Mutton ard ycarlnss go ,crs s ste"a3
ne rby. :3I:5c Eastern choce - N.stefs i3
% Mc9iga1 lGEiISi neSn' , mm Se g 81 o1s 20
snail pel. 81 35. mediums 81 loqSl % P0 g. oI ~,
I@ne i5@isr irsd chickens 9al'',c d fow:s
o,ac i've fonss yuiOc. d. chickens "a ioc Potatoes
ig !.noa Hser, Nsu XXI ,r @' sNcc, si@Si 3
bush reacfcs. Michigan sa>l 90 6aslet "Ts 1s
''e' s'Fp9 isasIo loaer sraGes Sl2asi7. new
sia,iSi7 Eyc straw sieasi7 Lea,hc' arm hetni3c
.oio nrSt- 2l125c. seconds. 22a23c
nur 2:sPrIng ls, e.o ose9 &c &c S %s.
.'' cam Used arm good demand. oats clased
r,aq good iemard; sasc higher Rye nss!"ci'. rtu'
g 1oi demand strong. NH feed strong batter inquiry
ob,ac, sept % The leading futures ranged as fo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

HEMP AND JUTE-The market is steady 20 nrm for
hemp sales spot have been made al B.c and
October shipment the price some importers are
asking SIC Manila hemp quiet lutte ana jute butts
dull We quote Manila hemp spot. fac shipment t'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

rash gug'oms nu"tabe at 81 35a So
wood September whea patents - iVrHo 1D 90, 20 Ia
bakers s. lOnS2 :, IN SACKS Soi, "ra ca o|s e. u I'm
Red DOG 81 l'WSl ID IN si'hs' "l','' s,i'e q M
wood y" hour. S2HS- !" ~ ", N, .1, " " a ,ra Wheat
II -. No :irng wheat 81 49,. - , ,.- 81 n
~ 60 hv ample" NJ rcd h4f'rs'' -. 'l; 30
y -. 80 49, ,c No rye 3HE},c, ~ parIes co.
nominal. 30 naNsecd. c3H,Oc PRIME tinDult a't' >
nominal pork per bbl 50 3Hsb ird Per , ~" 40, no.
55HS3 OIL short ribs sides 0Dosel - wa ;" ~ az
al,.i shoulders tboXeD. Ss30ns3 -; short clear sIS
,hoxel) - 0S2 622 whisky. disiil'rs nned E,or
per gallon 81 Is cut loaf ;" - gF,nua. ~
81 ~. tani,rd \ 81 20 linse"l ok raw . holtI' 70
-" t,' n. III drsts ia he: seconds
,,,-"., go. '" r. a., rrsst .t,ck igl,C i4isc
49,, Nd r.nr s,e,t,. winter pat
cincinnati. ONO sept = -I 'uuI 1919" M D.
- ituS5 -. spring patents - "ph>" w. Y
- iou<. ~ Wheai-,;ocd demand and steady. No zen
tack. 81. Corn-llet and easy, thing DONG Da'S -
Firm oad quiet. 30 mixed track. l1i2H ~. ~ .
mixed track I5ieulGc Pork Steady. family 81 ''' GEAR
family s. clear back IS Lard steady, kettle. "sf
~ prn' .team 3ic bid Dry sailed neats-lnaetiN".
shoulders 81 - short rib sides - ~ short clear
sides ~ aS3 - Bacon Steady. loose shoulders. 4sc
los. short rib sides 1904 lJc. Snort clear sides
:alf4 BIO, Butter Steady. Elgns. lie. Ohio and IN
ana ,ic~v 2Ql4c Legs steady liqil-c. WhiskcN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

The average price paid for the surplus the platforms
has been 81 II a u 80 quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
Summer RcsorIs

WORG0M0A ll0l &E@lNGS.
PERFECT FALL. LIMA =
800 FEET ELENAilO%
ON GnEgAP EEl5 AND CGly Rail.
WAY.
TIE NEW HOMES TrnD 4 s'dnl H''7'n ho'ei CON-
p.etei AMI opened June u. -
nervous troubles FNrf' W." ''' Ills ''''e' "
natural hot water. IT,. g..
Pullman Couptri neni Car N@"- - ~ tf pneS
Excursion ncke's ami Pullman re-. aons a. ch's.-
.rl ohio Off-s. 3f2 arf l.323 li-0aisay. ami Of
"a Pennsylvania Railroad Eor pamphlets and turtle.
~ Az addr~s. q RltE Tickle gent 5,2 bOad
T., II ~,DFfEI.D Madison Ave. New York OF
"-'' FRED ~TERltN. Manager.
fIot Sprire- fs,n Co.. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
HOT SPRINGS, North CAROLINA.

UV vi UneSCJ fSsss" e''"~s"'"
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
Natural thermal waters and baths Np'le m uea'mea'
Of Rheumaflsm SC afict ana Nervous i.loes re-
recf climate and sanitary rrangemrrfs b0alt'c Noch
lain Scenery Through Pullman cally AZ q" p 10 70
r-rrsy'Nania Railroad Slet'ltl runl TIP r. t...
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL AND ,oTTAGEA
WM. . U0oLiI lie
Formerly sprirg House. Richred Sp- ngs '. !.
SOMERSET 1MN
AND COTTAGES. BEKNARpSNIL - j.
20 Miles from New-York. the D.. l.. & R. u,
the Highlands ~ NfN Jersey VIA BARCLAY 1r Chrsicp.
81, ferry Attitude 500 feet illustrated pamphlet. Z
Scofeld Madlsjn-aye. GEO. " FUTILE Manager
A TLANTIC CITY. y J.
HOTEL TRAYMORE.
Appointments cad service lrst-class
D. ;. WHITE. Jr. Prop-.s,f
"R ERKsHIRE NM
Arid the famous BERKSHIRE HIS Charming ~
and winter resort 81 hours from n y. round rl AN
scenery drives and foliage superior The Inn hAs ~
provision Tor comfort and pleasure CT It's guess VI
matches surroundings for health or recreation. boonA
CALEB TICKNOR x son. Great Harrington. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

pts q breads:r0s interior Ionts IN thousands
last three ophers WoOI omitted Flour barrels s'"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

Il KINGSTON LINE, loot W cSl l''" ~ 60,
~ 4 p NJ. SATURDAYS az l. SIT n' =, eo~a NAtsa
Nyd. park E.opn, PoughNcepsie. kingsf no. Nv..ns
Mn / a ID II II foi all points In 'atsklH Mouh'---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
MHNEMN EWEN-NE Line.

gGS ,,6;lItSSIpACk Sew ana DEAN RI nA0N,
leave Old Ter Al. y r. foot canal - "a. sarasoss
lake George Ailrondacks. sharon nsss ne w.s
springs Thousand Islands. Niagara '''' "
yI,KOY BOATS. Saratoga or Cliy oil Troy pH''
West Ioth street daily; except "t',-.f ~ train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
DAMSnELL line Steamers Ieay,

IL r. Zoo, Franklin -, tlr Crsnstons es, LIZ ~ss
enri,g- cornwall FIsikill Landing and New" e. . n
d,vq ; n M. Sunday . m. 1881 st. y Is 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

Mrlet closed steady at decline Of 10 70 . .'H''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

The market about steady for RIO ana santos
conccs Rio spot quoted at hloc ana No : NJ
pa. daac coffee steady 70 nrn on All sr'H.s
win me demand fair sales 80 bags Marhcaibo IT"
bags Angostura and 324 bags Porto Caheo on private
terms Ill, ,..t
DRIGs-OpiuIn is without material change Win Dusl-
~ jotbing character. We quote; 49, >
,ohbing 81 aJQS2 27is powdered. 81 9Og3 10 Mwl"l.e
quote. Bun 81 5oaSl 20. ounces - ,r'"Sl ~
nL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

NATSKILJ. HUDSON AND CONSAChlS

~ BOATS leave ioot 4 christopher street r.
every week day 4. NJ. come c,ing "itt D. "
r. Hudson
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-03

petition from one of the devout
company, and itran thus: ooh,
God, break his neck"
A Manchester photographer
relates that he recently took 4
photograph from a child who
was apparently in good health
and had a clear skin. The
negative showed the face to be
thickly covered with an erup
ton. Three days afterwards
the child was covered with
spots due to prickly heat. The
camera had seen and photo
graphed the eruption three
days before it was visible to
the naked eye. 1t is said that
another case of a similar kind
is recorded, where a child show
ed spots on his portrait which
were invisible on his face a
fortnight previous to an attack
of smallpox.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-03
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
snnerior to al Others.
HORSES FOR HAVANA

New Orleans, La, Nov. %.
The Morgan line steamer
Algeir loaded at the Southern
Pacific wharves today a cargo
of 600 horses, brought from
Big Springs, Tex, and bound
for Havana, Cuba, where they
will be used in the Spanish
army. c. NJ. Jennings, who has
been collecting the horses,
leaves for Texas tomorrow to
buy another 600 lot for the
same purpose.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-03

LIST. 800 acres of land, two must
from city hall of Brownsville, Sill
ated on Resaca la Guerra, and
horseshoe affluent of such resaca
on mail road, suitable for fruit or
chards, 80 acres now in irrigation
with pecan, walnut, chestnuts
plum, peach, pear, apricot, cherry
Japanese persimmon, fig grape and
ribbon cane. Can be sub-divided
INTO 5 or 10 acre lots, giving each
ABUNDANT water supply, there being
IA depth of 5 to Is feet Of water all
seasons of the year. Price SO TO
S25 per acre, according to location.
Will sell in body at special rates.
I'd. 80 pieces adjoining, one of
200 and the other Of 100 acres, stu
ated on Resaca Rancho Vieio, five
miles FROM city hall on mail road.
Both pieces almost surrounded by
water of 10 to Is feet in depth, 40
acres under irrigation. This land
is eqaal to if not superior to the
Mississippi bottom lands, and can
be made a paying investment for a
fruit orchard or truck gardening
San be sub divided into to 10
acre lots Price SO to $50 per
acre; whole tract on special terms.
Sd. 100 acre tract two miles
from the city Of brownsville, on
resaca, with good water supply.
Ebony, Mesquite, Ash, blackberry
and other timbers. Alluvial soil.
70 one who desires to sub divide in.
small tracts, this is a paying in;
vestment. Sold in bulk only, Price.
SO per acre.
4th. $4,000 acres in one body
having frontage of about six
miles on tue Rio Grande Railroad
pm the south, and the Arroyo Col
orado on the north. Well timber
ed along the streams and lakes; ba~
lance prairie. Includes within its
limits the famous battle fields of
Palo Alto and ReSaca de la Palma
Arabic and pasture. Price So, per
acre.
9Th. A tract adjoining No. 4,
which together with that tract will
include 100000 acres in one body
very desirable. Special terms to
coIonizist.
9th. 10000 acre tract about
three miles, from the Arroyo Post
Office This land is well timbered
and watered, soil alluvml, adapted
to fruits, cotton, corn, cane, etc.
Special terms to any one buying
tract, obligating to colonize.
7ih. 1000 acre tract, fronting On
The Rs Giande. about twenty miles
from Brrwrsv lle and 8 miles from
Santa Mana, 800 Goes under cnltI-
vat on on lew lands on river. front
I All good arabic land. Price So per
acre.
oth. 10 ceres, triangular FORM
fronting on Rio Crande, 16 miles
shove Brownsville good land. Wei
wa'ered. Price 50 010
9th Nuu-r"us tracts OF pasture
lends from 1000 TO 5000 acres esct
in different paris of the cupniy.
10Th. -his is very dt sirabit
place for small fruit or frnok farm
containing l0ii acres, with rev
brick dwelling Of 6 rooms. frame sta
BILE and other out'houses, aud large
underground r'steTn: three milfs from
Brownsville on Resaca de ia Palms
90 the county road.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-03
ALL SORTS ASSORTED.
An average size cocoanut
produces one pint of milk.

An average size cocoanut
produces one pint of milk.
The United States navy
cost over $25,ooo,ooo hlast
year.
At the Savoy theater the
thousandth performance of
"'The Mikado' in London has
been given. Sir Arthur Sui
Ivan conducted and Mr.. Gil
BERT were present in the au-
dience.
Thirty-dve souvereigns have
asceaded the English throne
since the time IF William the
Conqueror, every month eX-
cept May Witnessing the coro-
nation OF one or more; that
month not one.
Plants growing near the sea
have thicker leaves than those
growing inland. Apparently
the sea salt is the cause of
this phenomenon, as plants
cultivated in ar,idcially salted
soil yield thicker leaves.
The longest commercial dis
lance It waich the long dis
,aace te,ephcne is move eferat
e. 3ston 10 St Louis,
q d.sta &c .. l..oo miles. This
In : nor= .han twice as long
as t. eropean telephone
ae
80, POUNDS of col
dir am 1un.t;Dn were landed
at Qleoec The other day. de:
tined for the Canadian militia
ana a. been stored in the eli
aaei. Bringing the amount o
oord,te in store there up tC
4oooo5o, il addition to 900
900 roards Of cartridges.
stavfsioa caused u deaths
in Lonlioa ,h2 last week Of Ok
to5e-a-s against 29ia the pre-
v.o4s year n Only a few
csses Tas the privation tina
lei to the fatal issue due t.
self neglect The majority 0
cases were women, and owe
50 years Old, and several vic
ows Of laborers. None 0
these poor creatures had al
piled for OF received relief.
The cost of maintaining tn
United States navy during tn
fiscal year exclusive Of any i
crease T. +. aad pernanen
improvemass It yards an
stations specially appropriate
for, was SI542+861.o3. III
cost Of maintaining ships
commission was $685., 9o8;
navy yards and stations, S,
767,82f42. There was {
peaded in repairs to vesse
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Army meeting a frequent S
vationist prayed, with all II
intensity Of his faith, that &c
would break the Sultan
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At a London Salvation
Army meeting frequent sal
vationist prayed. with all the
intensity Of his faith, that God
would "break the Sultan 5
heart" with a view, Of course,
70 the conversion Of the barba
rous abdul, The prayer was
interrupted by an additional
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SINFUL,

Johnny" asked his teacher, what must we do before our sins can be for given?" "Sin," replied Johnny-Bos- ton Beacon.
 eff I should die you would never get another wife who would look after you as I have done" NO, not if I could help it''-Chicago Record.
 T say, do you think that Wiggins is a man to be trusted?"
 Trusted? Yes, rather. Why, I'd trust him with my life!''
 Yes; but with anything of value, I mean!'-Boston Globe.
 An Aggravated Case.-"Why under the sun does Whimperly want a di- vorce? His wife had a great deal of money when he married her.'' And she has it yet. That's the whole trou- ble. "-Detroit Free Press.
 St Peter-"Halt.'
 New Spirit-"Can't I come in?''
 St. Peter-'Td rather you wouldn't. You are just out of college, and we don't want any advice about running the universe. New York Weekly.
 Mitigating Circumstances. Little Benny-MamIna, please let me hold the baby for a minute" Mother-'Tm afraid, Benny, you might let her fall. :" Little Benny-"Well, if she does fall she can't fall very far."-Texas Sitter
 A Mystery.-Brown-'' How did Smith happen to capsize the boat? I thought he knew all about sailing" Jones-"So did I. The way he could say 'fo'c's'P and 'bo's'n' and things like that made me think he could tell half a gale from five-eightns. Puck.
 Mrs. Youngthiug-" long have these eggs been boiling, Bridget?"
 Eighteen minutes, mum"
 Mrs. ngthing-'Why. I told you to boil them only three minutes!"
 Bridget-"Oi know that, mum; but the kitchen clock is fifteen minutes slow.'-London Tit-Bits.