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Personal.


LAT HOT LUNCH at Archig'S between
10 aud / O'Clock ana you WIN Keep pos
cd on election topics WHO you "fN 81
ioyln;, "a hearty repasl -
ylrAE-ORE-Th spring tonic inviFnra-
Tor. natures mrivallcd blood phrily.'
and system builder, cures indEesupnj
niles. rheumatism, Catarrh, hidney "ii1
female complaints. ipS Man street -
CARPETS, rugs, feathers ana MATTRESSES
renovated: repair furniture ana llrnoisl-
CT: an work guaranteed goon 1eiVrti'es
gep MS. Corner Smith and MchlhiMa
phone COS. Henry Torndort =
n JOENCKE, MagAotic Healer, Office
WIN Or. s T. jones 3aiia Nam street
Bf.ft Of city references. once huuf =;
10 Ia " a. M, to p. m fA'ap''9' "a
in 1879 -----------------
LADIES who are suffering from ut.rl W.
df-eases. or tumors, please can az -
amy building and learn how you can ns
cured Lady attendant. -----
- - fTIs week. last chance; MIS- Biaek,
mCdium. tells everything you WEI i"
tnog. b0c and 500; removes trouhaiS et;;
unltcs separated, gives eA"' ms en-
Preston avenue. -----------
JVIs ronovate carpets and feathers. rebal
furniture and upholster SheapeI tnst.
any one in town; all worK eu.Trcnssn,,'torf
good references. Call Henry i0''''' ID
phone tJs
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS--N is
hereby given that the annual meeting OF
ihe stockholders OF the Galveston and
houston lnvostmnt Company viii take
place on Weui;estaty. March Is. lN%, at
II M. ~ the cop-Sany's office. IN Gal'
weston, Texas. A.. Sachs Secretary,
GNlNcslon. Toms. March Is "
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q, tuiler' of Canajohiare. n. Y
fsy IN ~" IN dSs koels Or. Kings New
d ieunS ne house and his family n. 8
Ne. we very pest results fol-
u prnn mat ne would not be win.
p, Catsil,giranle. G. A. Dvkeman
I Kew nS,alll, y. Y, saws that pr'
Iissa ,a~,,nsseosvery Is undoubtedlv the
te,ay t nr that he has used II m
liiea ~ eight years. and il has
y No, y ~, 10 all that IS claimed fcr
FED ny a remedy so long tried
eps s,,nisal bottles free at ]. n.
''re' Regular size soc and
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Flfth ward poll win be held at l<nights
OF Pythias Han and }. j Gillespie Sr.,
IS hereby appointed presiding officer and
\. j. Jourde, James Freeman ana a.
Schiling are hereby appointed judges OF
election 20 preside and control said Fifth
a. |tI.f III
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Sitnations Mnntnh.


situatious W,rtca
.,.r,,,,y $3.50,
",rnn'' Ng"''h uN'u Wn''N i"9'''"i,, Xxx
~ ,lp'. MI Wv.N lli,' "lNll
H n''tH ana i"om Two Nyne rNp'-
Address y. H. Layton. HOUSTON. TcSas
%.
SIrI7 WHOM y, 1NTJ5i5 ~ c.,i-,,-- ,,--.,,
to work aiutipi hons. nn1 piirnd tn
hotir ami huiui.. tNurfi,nrnd. M. frr. n,,0I
lurush.d. Can 500 li,adctron rtrvrt.
''' 30
WANTED lu cool, or do hou.ewoN, nr
rhlnhlt inBtd hy 80 married rolnr,,d
-- "e,,llil ~ l,lN ei lNmlrmcu. go
a WIlVE GDN ls vrtt4 uf al. vyi-ITe a
81 worE, AGdg5ss" iS6 ca az 9' r 5i My
\ POSITION as saicsnun ~ ioa1NCr
wanted by IL youug niN. Adthc.. si-
,.-,,,-,-- ----.- .- -------.-
i''Nl ii'N WluNh 49, cl th ~ dry goods
1"ir ", i,l,'l"1tE ny "lnr" a. Collins
W n AtlN loftlton NliIn hN Gun nuke
Hli nom a ilNhR NiNU hhd yApCrirurN
"i ai'rl,lhr and iu ouirr, young NuNu.
tirctiV -uh'r Address 'iN. tn.h nl1r
KNNyT'fD 4 ,o-iti,n ,e .,,-,-rl,-,--,..i....--
of foreman t,- b., lri,ip. str..t
droe s. a. Martin, lcnyM dH,yo~
-. -,-------.----- -.---.--.---------
F'Il' fuN'icr wants delivery wagon go
nIiN' ior Eiun'rN STORE Wih Wull. Two
M'.NN t"r hon'a J." snow WNal v'n doi
arc "' ""f'@ N'1i''7 mo- "9n TINS 'i
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poLITIcAL POINTERS.

,,,o ,,,rr, Th,rd and Eighth WISCONSIN
,crossiounl republican conventions In
ucted for Mckinley for president.
sorth Carolina pcpu,ists have Arranged
have n newspaper office on wheels ana
ivcl from town to town, printing,
tvsnaner in each one day a Week. ihp
per viii he named The Circuit
from local Indications u seems seems, I IA;
Z nyesldential nomination Y he y
ndidate. Major McKinley, viii propavss
Wes, yirgnia's second choice ~. NJ;
i,.,ns WIN have the entire West Wilma
Legation if he wants II.
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10 TItADle-A stock of stationery and
iewclry. viii iDyoica 5000 for properly
near Houston. Answer quick. Address
800 this office. 10
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nerehy appointed presiding ouIt'r
James l.awior. J +. Nossier aud Mar
TN kehoc are horoby appointed JUDGES
FIRST vnvl ,,,Ns
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Second ward uon will ho held AZ No.
10 engine house and j NJ. Goiselmanu
~ hereby appointed presiding odicer
James a, Thompson A. T. keislns anu
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IDTTN = IT,OW \ -
4-G Mayor # The CitY Of Houston
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,ooERN sAMsoNs-

/ rss s sno are raising heavy crops
hern,9us men with long hair
~ hair SELVES famous. and then
- 'u are beginning at the
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For Sale.


trustee. el2 Main street. =
iIF YOU haven't time To ~ to dinner.
take YOU, friends to lunch aud satate
your appetite al Archio's, from 10 10 !
O'Clock "
FOR SALE Cheap, one han rack, center
table sofa bedroom suite, mattiuE, cup.
board, gasoline stove and other mouse.
hold goods Ht III Dallas -
FOR SALE ono pon I.lght Brahuas. one
pen Brown lcEho0s one pen RI gnmoH
cHgs IRON alloy" pens 81 80 per ~. also
two iucuhaiors. W. Irvine George. LHi
Mckinney avenue, Houston, Texas. 10
FOR SALE The finest shen for nllua
yards, making driVpwaYR sidewalks
etc. always TO be- had at Wilson Wood
and Goal Yard. Phone 5l5. Y
FOR SALE Luiing Electric Light mud
Power o. plant for particulars write
to utis McGafiey. Jr' Secretary. %
FOR sALE-One Tuf's Sterling generator
ia hrst-class orderi cost $50 VIII sell FOR
N5. Address 1d}l, care Post. y
FOX sNid5-Our Tnft soda fountain, uye
draught tubes. sixteen syrups, patept
drawer cans. In trsi-class condition. Oary
terms Address loil, care Post u
JUST RECElVEp-5Q 5000 bUshels Nortneru
selected corn seed, all varieties 81 busne..
20l1 bushels cane seed, reclcaurd, ,lc
hurhtl. auV bushels milct lVc bushsi.
su0 bushels alfalfa. s. bushcl; car
Triumph seed potatoes pure" 81 bar
rel kaffcr corn. 81 bushri. milo maze.
s. buShtl. onion seed. SOC pound, onion
sets. ST. hushc upland seed rice. 5c
pound all varieties seed sweet poia-
toes. 1lc hushCl flower sceds. grass Rtci.
garden seeds. Holloway & Co, Seed
Merchants. l9allas
CARPETS-W Wish to close out our
carpets within th" next thirty days and
now offer them lower than ever. lsdw.
lllig a Bro, no Main, u
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Financial.

MONEY TO LOAN Sinai amounts se-
eurity, real. personal. chnttol Strictly
confidential Also open Tuesday ana
Saturday evenings to o. ID ID. Hutch-
inson q Co.. 1910 l-3 Congress. -
a H. AUTREY a CO., Real ESTATE and
Loan Agents; loans negotiated on city
property and good security. All business
alrictly confidential. iQiJH Congress. ~
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A BlAlI5TATLTST

The Editor of The Post:
|Aoasicn. Texas. March 17.-Mr. Rufus
tNS Chairman ana the other So
Va Sound money" men Of Texas
fNh read the United states government
f@c the proceedings Of The last mon
/! conference held at Brussels. also
ibe and exhaustive treatment OF the
r. question presented 10y United
yea Senator Bacon Of Georgia ia his
On IN the senate January, 1896. aud
V'nsressman Towne of Minnesota In
aoase February s. and by Congress
Terry of Arkansas on December ~:
ne last speech Of Senator Cocbrall
As0aFi' delivered only a few day
,ae s?oeches arc collected because
egme from able men from -four greet
S'utd1 states and because they pre-
nsar' clean statements of facts uuI
@eI, passed ON reason aud common
Every American should read autl
anse.i on TINS great question. atfruf-
noes me MASSES of the pcoli
n 40. % ms country, but OF The entire
eouni money indeed, Who is it
80 not want sound money FNtrg
nas M, man wants IL and the true hl-
~ want. 10 restore the value or
.loh ana holds to the use OF sa.t
nv Nv as the standard primary rec
I'M, M money both metals to b- treat
NJ oeiore the mints, aud when
Y practice as VOL as in theory.
n De bur one kind of bimrta,li-m
10 treat the TWO metals as one,
"tn the same legal rights before
.ie'eland, Carlisle and many
~. leaders Of both parties claim
nr'aiilSl7 and admit that silver
| ~ ne restored 10 it's former equal
4 -, SUD nut say that this govern
r,S,no nothing to aid in its rcstora-
~ :, lhe cooperation of the other
Tue earth. This view of A. IS
On no argument or reason. they
we can't do IT" Tho people
me masses of the people of the
Y bsss.," II done. our great country,
ttc,r.. ana most powerful on earth,
y s most directly interested. pro-
is~ ooes. more silver than ANY
n a., countries on earth, want IT,
my AFRAID 10 try It. Now TINS
\ ,sDs american. 1t looks cowardly.
! ~ can be free or prosperous that
!, Units It's financial policy 10 be die
I, ~. without. England is now die
Y irlon ne trnc himetallist believes
$50 ny ms great nation can and
"A ss ssn N tho compl, to equalization Of
y s a. ,tclai value OF the two metals.
% T. ny ny existing ratio of the worlds
rue great majority of the pco-
N, sns,naa,i IONS want II. Common JUS
MN $780, II and it only requires the
MI. Mi s oi our lo,oopo oo people and their
"a ds99Vernment 20 cause the other
ID An isl N line. Mr.. Hardy. when
d ., y IMITATION, ask him II he ever
\ d. neard Of the money Of this or
II ass, vooqihtiy heing inflated with gold
y cb,Ua,ns' When he points to McN-
4 Il Sn,ns as examples Of silver-usiug
~ ieler him to gold standard
"a hi ~ and Liberia. II is the
III ,s ~ manhood. race. climate and
"A H., rather than the standard OF
IA b. eo, makes the difference between
/ 4 b hsia iltics and ours. This coun-
~ hi az, 70 ana maintain the double
4 h nse eoiu ana silver ala stand and
!, , Wntii We struck silver from
J. y frruc DHugtutliet
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ELNCTION pROCIAMArION-

by virtue OF the authority vested In
me as mayou of the city OF Houston.
hereby issue this rroolamatlon, announc-
ins That on Moldny, April ., 1886, =
general election viii be held for the
tloctlon Of an ulhctlNn nfiircra of the
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CIGAR DEALERS. hotels c51fecIio--r-zs-
saloonists. etc, send stamped self-ad.
dressed envelope for particulars on new
ueFlce, letchlng more money than nnv-
thing else you ever tried Areni a
Mantod. N. Elder, State Agent, Austin,
Texas. ~
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WANTET-rO buy all kinda OF household
goods and furniture; VIII pay good price.
am not a dealer. Address ieiS. cafe rostlk
WANTED TO buy one or two yoke
well broken Young oxen inust be 5000
Yard 10
4 HAVE customers for iots In Third ward.
also for "a fiye to seven room cottage
corner lot preferred. send me IA list Of
what you have. ~. NJ. Norfeet n
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WATCHES. clocks. jcwelry, etc, soi5
at sacrifice. beginning November IA
lasting thirty days. old gold and silvtr
taker IN exchange. L. n. Wilton eos
Prairie avenue. n
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I HuUSEHOLn TREAsIrRr.

\ True Bimetallist.
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BARTLETT Austin.
,as March lS.-~Mr. Lee Carriukty,n
81 Miss Bertha Bartlett were united = q
ssnrrSaae at 81. Davids church TINS Eva
ing and left tonight for houston ~
falveston.
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FOX SAlI5-Ou, Tnr soda fountain, nve
draught tubes sixteen sytups. patent
drawer cans, In trst-class condition. Oafy
terms. Address 7G3 care Post "A
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WANTED TO BUY-A good delivery
team In good condition. about 100 lbs,
each Must be cheap. ! VIII pay cash.
VIM. Manager. Room =, Fox Buildlns.
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FOR SALE Luing Electric Light un,
Power Co. plant Tor particulars write
to Otis McGafiey Jr., Secretary.
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Presiding officers hereby appointed
VIII select their own clerks ot election
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Special Notices.

ARCHES celebrated hot lunch, from 10
to | o'clock daily. served to suit any
epiCure's taste. ~
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foN RENT Now nvu room cottage. with
au modrru improvements. Apply 19S
Louisiana street. 70
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For Rent

hNt RlNr With lo1td two comfortable
lurnHh"i rooms 100 lrH BusIN avenue. go
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NoTlCE---The Boarti OF Pharmacy of the
Eleventh district Will meet April 10
Tor registration A. Il. kiesling, Regis.
trar. t-l5
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Personal.

"vANIEp-A little boy to adopt about
years old without parents Address Box
No. Flatonia, Texas n
eMBRELLAS and Parasols Repaired nna
leVvNered cheaper than any other place
IN we city. save money by giving mo a
ulaL H. Captain 500 Milan. cLrner Prai-
-; ;--7----------.-------- u
HOUSTON ELECTRO THERAPFIT-TTI--
SS,AL AND MASSAGE SANI1NVit'M
Moote * burnett building, corner Texas
az aSei I'VE ana Fannin: . thorough system
OF tlectro- thermal, Napor. Media and
ten H'vr ba i,ns, ard MassaEei special at
Nervous system and Rheumatism. IA
cla Hlemishcs successfully removed
%lthout injury 10 the skin.
Drs. WARNER. BALFOUR & WHITE
CIGAR DEALERS. hotels. c0nfectionors
saioonists, etc, send stamped self-ad.
dressed envelope for particulars on new
ueNice. fetching more money than any,
thing else you ever tried. Agenis
wanted. N. Elder state Agent. Austin.
Texas. ~
NINE. C. A. ,BuJAC, pianistr studio ~
Mason block; especial attention paid to
rudiments OF music; lessons at pupils
residences II desired: instruction 10 be-.
Etnners. also advanced students II
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH Y0I7E
PRESENT PoSITloNr II not, why not
prepare Yourself for more pleasant and
remuneratve employment by learning
shorthand and typewriting? Houston
SHoTLi,afu ana Iypewflting School, Ma.
son Block ~
If. YOU ARE UNEMPLOY durInr
these long evenings. improve your tina
by taking the night course at the Huus
ton Shorthand and Typewriting school.
Masoh block. II
WATCHES. clocks. jcwelry, etc noI3
at sacrifice. beginning November ia
lasting thirty days. old gold and silvtr
taker In exchange. L. a. Wilton, eos
Prairie avenue. n
Gt8zIS4Izn gz1zlMI@/>ze,
- = ~ -
Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewri,inr.
Telegraphy. Penmanship. Language, Lit.
srsry ans Preparatory Courses Hamps
building. Day and Night School
SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING grind.
ing and polishing, prices moderate. cleo
tric supplies and repairs. L. r. Miller
electric engineer. Houston. TEXAS. Il
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STU AplpN WANTED 10y calolI man
to work atuuul houso amt attend to
hole' amt hurlN. experienced, rtt cr. uttai
WfWsh g. tail 500 ll,aiotron etrvrt.
A. iN' y
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WANTED Msu pud witt. man 20 worh
arpuuI barn and wife Ia do house
W ME- S%I p'aIG re- , {99Ihns p aii,, eg'
WoAhN. my r. a
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business Chances.

WANTED-Fartner with 1900 cash To
take interest IN "A cash paying business
none but hustler need answer. Ad-
dress. 100, eare Post 70
WANTED---A party with capital from
500 10 5000 10 10 Into an easy business
which VIII net 5000 year. Apply to
c.. Box go. Brenham, Texas. IS
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.oR pYsPEps1A
1''slOrd's ACID phosnhntn.

1, ~, I'D il sSs,Iu, Charleston. s. c..
Say Sbnn Win benefit for a member
ssieem !, was suffering from dys-
u good preparation"
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WANTAp- Nt ouct. ten hrs,-claas team
atets. ilnnaou htoN, l.oVwer0rt, Ia 3.
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ard =. Bland. Arthur Sewall and others OF Mr..
Bryan's followers Senator Jones. massive and
benevolent made an impressive picture. He Is
one Of the most picturesque men that have ever
assumed charge OF a National campaign. He
Is tall and of portly build. His head is bald
on top and his shoulders particularly mas
sive. Mr.. Jones believes everything that he ad-
vocates and is simply big-framed. big
hearted. kindly man. He is often the victim
Of misplaced confidence. He Is not the shrewd,
calculating wre-puller that many look upon
him as being When he first took hold Of the
campaign more kindly and genial citizen was
hard to find He spoke his mind and talked
freely For a time his wishes that what he
told be considered confidential were Needed
and then one newspaper man broke faith This
led to a string of complications and when
Senator Jones left the city he was thoroughly
dlsheartened. and. for the first time n his
life perhars. disagreeable and abrupt with
callers.
Mr. BLAND LESS AGGRESSIVE.
Richard p. Bland the man who almost did but
didn't get the nomination. has attached himself
to the Bryan procession. and will follow the can
lidate wherever he goes. Mr. Bland Is as SNUG
and well CARRIED a bank president His beard
IS trimmed in fashion His brow is intellectual
and his frame is we'll supplied with flesh lie Is
genial and does not seem to have been emplt-
tered by his defeat at Chicago. He is unostenta-
tious and says nothing about his long services IN
the cause Of silver. In fact he has changed
much Of late At one time he was willing 10 ar
que with any one and at any time about the good
that would come from the free coinage OF silver
Now he is subdued. reticent and thoughtul. lie
IS lust as pleased ever just as kindly, just as
approachabe but ne seems 10 have lost the
bounding energy of previous years. He hardly
said word on this trip East. He made no speech
at Madison Square Garden Al the big mass-meet-
ing and he was not called for to any extent. he
chatted with few old friends, joined IN the APP
plause given his candidate. and then dropped out
Of sight Silver Dick" is far from being the
picturesque figure to-day that he has been in the
past. and little would he say 10 the reporters
while he was with Mr.. Bryan.
OF all Mr. Bryahs henchmen, the greatest-at
least SO far as weight goes-is ex-governor Hogg
of Texas The Ex-Governor Is over six feet four
inches in height and heavily built He seemed
also to have lost much OF his animal spirits on
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Suicide ~ 4 BOWERY HOTEL.

who gave his name as Max Miller went
70 the Mascot Hotel AT No. 50 Bowery. Friday
night. and engaged room for the night Early
yesterday morning he found unconscious in
a room by the night Waterman TWO bottles -
carbolc acid were found In tho room. The man
was taken Gouverneur Hospital. whore he died
soon afterward A slip OF paper found in
his pocket on which he had written In German
that he was known by the Handel family. al No
- Stanton-st At that address Mrs. Handel said
that the suicide was undoubtedly Felix Wolf.
lately OF No III East Eeyenth-st
Wolf went TO her house Friday night and asked
her husband 70 let him sleep there for the night.
He sent Wolf 70 the janitress. as he had no room
in his own house The janitress told WON rhas
she could give him place to sleep later OH ~,
appear red al the Handel rooms with = Do.eie III ~
carbolc acid saying that he was go' h 10 ,hsrs
himself THAT was the last seen OF, nm, .n..e
~ mar Mace lie left with MIS-. tsnnei Soi.,s s
nspers which showed that ne had l4,snea's 49,.
employed by his cousin Si'"'' "N'"
I'm cloth al No 35 Candi-st. ,,,ar o., recoy,-
,mong these papers was le'ttt OF les IN.
,,nndoiion from Samuel Wolff and also one ir1 ~
louis q Son dealers In wooileh soo"S al NJ ~
4
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JUDGE CARPENTERS BODY ARRIVES.
IT COMES OK THE MAAsDAM AND Is TRANS
FERRED TO \ SOUND STEAMER FOR
PRONIrENrE

The body OF Judge George NJ Carpenter OF
Providence r. T.. arrived Hoboken yesterday
on the Nctherlands-American Line steamship
Maasdam. II was brought 10 this city and taken
on board the Providence Line steamer Massa-
chusetts. IN route to the family home.
Judge Carpenter was United States District
Judge and one Of the Judges OF the United States
Court Of Appeals for the Rhode Island circuit He
had been travelling in Europe with Eugene r.
Warner and Walter y. Vincent. ~ Providence
They came with the body . this ci-y from Am
sterdam. Holland whore Judge CGrpeater died on
July 81 last from paralysis OF the heart He
hfty-tWO years old and born AZ Portsmouth,
r l. He held place among the more prominent
Of United states jurists. and his decisions
often quoted as authority by members OF the bar
The body received at HobOken by William p.
Cross clerk OF the United States District Court at
Providence. Colonel an of Providence. and Louis
Kennedy and Captain John +. Dowley. OF the
United States Marshals office in this city who
took charge Of its removal 70 the Massachusetts.
Messrs Cross. Allen. Warner and Vincent accom-
panied the body TO Providence last nisht.
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VJYFD FRUIT MARKET.
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS SOLD AT A LOSS BOTH
HERE AND ABROAD.

HERE AND ABROAD
Auction sales Of California fruit in this market
we're unusually heavy last week. and the prices
a,,-od rr,,onslv low There were eighty-one car
lcads disposed Of against only siXty-nNe 'drloa"S
T., ,ha ,orresnonding week Of last year The sales
u.re the largest which have been made III any
,rg,e u,eek since the fruit auction system was
adopted about nine years ago. mus iar uAlS SD"
.ar hero have been 80 carloads sold against 42S
or,oads m 10 the corresponding date OF last year
no Low, prices were attributed partly 10 an over
',,,,,i dino largely 70 the intensely hot weather.
which ripeued the fruit rapidly that II soon pe
carne comparatively worthless. Many carloads OF
&c ere fruit as was ever offered were sold for less
Than the amount Of freight and commission l'aV-
ing losses to be met by the shippers on the faclhc
slope.
The range Of prices for sound Bartlett pears was
from % cents 10 81 80 box very few being SOFA M
tho latter price Plums were considerably cheaper
than I'm the previous week. Peaches were seriously
in,srfered with by large receipts from Maryland
atd Drlavare Most Of the California peaches ar
rived in prime condition but coud ho5 re for ipa
choicest while much OF the fruit was sold for only
The invoice Of 1900 packages Of pears. plums and
peaches carried by the American Line steamship
Paris on her last trip 10 southampton was ahi lea
in excellent condition. but SOD d. mpiOl I.,
prices in London. whore the market was glutted
with French and Other fruits ,7 gaPe espn'gh
her for alifornia fruits landed IN London Liver
pool and Glasgow IN good condon a. tbe reduced
prices of Thursdays sale, the weather stu favor
ne sellers As there will be only one sale this
week. when 2l5oo boxes will be offered, # is gen
orally believed that present prices VIII be MAIN
tanned unless much cooler or storm weather
en9u are ST now W from g % 70 81 a box.
bananas less plentiful than they Were about
CENTS last week amounted 10 only $1,000 punches.
against $4,000 ounchSs during the corresP9 o2 P
week amounted 10 about 300 barrels.