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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15
A CHATHAM = 3
MANS -. ~ 2l4 uzla o.
EXTRAVAGANCE

Many years ago our Senior was accused of
having said he could tell a Chatham man by
his breath-Fried Rabbit and Corn Whiskey.
He had forgotten all about it when he was
called to that county on business He passed
the night at Moncure, and as he started TO
leave the next morning. ne was accosted by
low, stout man, asking If he was the StrOnach
who had that story about the Fried Rabbit
and tried to pass on, but the old man insisted
upon tie ling him story OF Wake county
man, who visited his eousin in Chatham.
staying over night. They had for supper
Fried Rabbit and corn bread. For breakfast;
corn bread and Fried Rabbit. For dinner, old
fashioned blue COtlards, boiled with Rabbit,
and corn bread. Just before sitting down to
DINNER he was treated to four fingers of old
Chatham corn whiskey "a peck of meal mash:
a case of concentrated lye, with handful of
dried apples thrown in to give it an agey
color, and water quantum sufficit. He ate
heartily, and after telling them how much he
had enjoyed his visit. he took his cousin by
the lapel of his coat and led him around out
side in the chimney corner. - ousin Bill: he
said, Il have hearn you complain OF hard
times. You're mistaken, old feller. These
amt hard times Dammit, old man, you're
livin' too high"
not hard times Buy the best your pnrse will
afford, but don't kick over the traces.
We can at all times supply you with hrst.
class Groceries, at prices which viii enable
TO- M happ h S1
advertisements some of the goods we have
for sale. Our store is filled from eel lar to gar
ret with everything that frst-class Grocery
Store should contain.
High Art Coffee, He No Tea, Roller Cham
pion Flour Glover Hill Creamery Butter, the
finest product of nature and the highest SIX i'll
of man combined Everything we recommend
fully warranted and promptly delivered.
Ar n orn0M Anu O onMc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15

Buy ROYSTER'S Chocolates and Bon
)Ons.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15
FOR SALE.

The best general hardware stock, To-
Gated in the best business city in North
Carolina. Terms made to suit the pur-
chaser.
DANIEL HARDWARE co.
Greensboro. y. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15
FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.

ROYsTER's Chips are delicious.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15

Bp''.ro~ps. m,d,: i&:'r, a; ROY
STE.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15
LOST.

Peanut Brittle, fresh, at ROYSTER'S
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15
Business Notices.

GROCERY SPECIALS FOR SATUR-
DAY.
2 pounds canned Corn Beef, 20 cents
a can.
One pound Canned Drawn, 10 cents a
pound.
One pound Lunch Tongue, a cents a
pound.
Pickles. 9 cents bottle.
80 cent Black and Green Tea, 80 cents
a pound.
Picnic Hams, S1a cents pound.
Best Country Hams, 10 cents pound.
Starch, AZ cents a pound.
Corn Starch, cents package.
WOOLLCOTT & son.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

IaxESE NsorA wss entertained al ves*er-
aav afternoon ae& Tor a. hour II ana
evening hy iasrentng - re ssataEawy
ard arguments e } contest between rival
variety managers 1vsw sne aancer Crssns.
Tne Ia1y SsrH@g ever wn0Se services q
law saI. was he1nx wAxu2 sal wfsnfa
fze railing 9szrfng tAe trial anA was
placed a tE@ seand fwsee 80 give evil
sseE1es against Manager AIhfE8 - TIE Or
peeaEs fks@assr wEo Vas Dla&nF4T ID the
suts seSsxued - prswsnt the aaneer f-aHa
aapearSzg II t3se Peapisrs tzeaFex
+ appeared frarn sse testimony tat re-
gaflatlenS had beeu earriaa "a between
the dancers nsanaxsr ard hctH haGses fa~
sorze weeks nrsgr - fhe fEuze ornene
signed conkrsef wsta Fl Z. Leavt1f. wnn
visited Ter ~ Snekaae 81 the interest x
AfblrL LsaRssE weaE 81 EAe sEar& ard
ssove thai FEuene ssxn@ss ecaErAct %
snow az the Grrasssns gGtahe~ T. Sae
said that aa@ naa saaFveiea wltla har
Ea1naxe and intended conducting h@r
ewn matters after that LeAvftt sHsrs
positively that enne1e signed c9nErsct
- shaw a. the GTunsaT. ant thar ~ re-
turned 10 Seattle with some = 1er rte-
lures ard electro slase@ prepared 20 al
vert4se her sn Seattle Tar a three weeks
sngageusens.
n orprsfTfor - IRIS testimony Mrae.
Csu&re xx0re thaf the 69rpnaHru corErasez
that Tssawiff bad told her sha People
tsgAter asd not have sufficient fnameEsf
standing 70 rzake naw contract - good
Is that wlsh The 0wyhsum. L.eavftt sas
e2aed sgsin % the ssans. ard swore thls
sscrv was kaIse. lie declared sh&1 never
as4 Be say that there was anything doubt
Isl about ths financial responsibility *
4lsa n engagement ~ the Peupsess theater.
0gusne was eAsgs3 again Soc gaze
rvzssre details II fssss rraFtsszstsssr anA then
sad ha91v Fhat LesvHtf's statements were
untrue. This sas going cur o tie sphere
ef Eeg1ttrzafs sssr-rehU-taf. ard counsel
fer Esrane moved 70 strike oGt tire answer.
'sYead better strike Il al r." SAID
0rsene srathfGliy. ~ zhs left tie witness
stand
After hearing the arEursnes n the
evening Judge Asare held thaF tas Pea-
pies thearer contract was priCr 70 that
entered into vfth ArskEI ard refused 20
grant he in5Gaetien asked for ny TIE
plaints@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
NERyY HIGHWAY ROBBERS.
Sensational H0Ed-Ip Saturday
Night at weEliRzxea-t& cftms
Radgw n@mten-

Three men held rr Taa FISK ard Frank
Ch5lds Saturday rsght near Wellington
4 small STATEN On 10 Great Northern, =
she-< distance wes< % tAe tEE1eL AT
The polns oG three Fsvolvsrs t1a Easst-gzas
were compelled 20 parE wssh - a. tie
ready cash they rad WITH tAeE-
Nor SATISFIED vita seeclzE FaSx ar&
CfhE7s &C rsal- money the high ayr1ae1
crassrsassiv bat shen wieh their reviewers
FTsx shcwaa badly bruised t4ee, wita
dark marks where tise weapoa cane vss-
Isnt1v n ccaract with as head Cards
has Two bruises On hls scalp. Neither
rv7zsss Any -esszeanea, bue- a. related ~
ora ot the victims the robbers 'z4aEgs1
tran L ccuple e zines Eaw lgek
4 warrant caArgta- James. MirzAel s-6
s.Foar Dcs~ 0fEesry, tH~es 7-s- wh1
reside n ire vicinity x Ee3liEEtor. WI
TIRE robbery. Vas issued yesterday ~
Justice TnZerSoa On complaint C FISK
ard ChalGs h telegram Vas s7nr -
Wellington last EsErt by sAeri~ M1yer.
ard X was reported t1as ths accused men
hzH Seen arrested TheT W. rrcfs Big
reacE the CITY today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
AMI 81 ENTs.


To~sEae. n RS Seattle thaata- ez-aa -
sympathy vftE t-e eamse - esssA- ,zfrs
aa*e - Opportunity 70 eontrfne.ta =s--a-
tafBg toward tsa sgh. f1r hsartv. ars a.
ire saTa tsEsa autow 4 performances - ar
usual HeraE Many - tEs e@~- sr---x -
Present 7azTin- II ere tsT~are~s rraa*a-s
r IRE cry have contributed shaf~ services
II Ire eceaSeu. ara RE -aasa 81
wetcat ira hs-est - Ezver sresss ar-ssT
- a8 Icvers - f-nssora Fslsawsr- Is tra
programme. which VII furnish a-zuFs r.
t1-7 f3r TIA tr515nw investment.
Ef1w Tenrsw- w8rs tha saraaas--rs E4a~ss
sTsz1 re Peor5ss easater courtesy u NJ
CTesatsrrtta Er--rzt-s a~F Gore
Hsrttsra sasa -aeffs*7s-s srss are. ~~e~-
aEssEa u -Es-naus NJ ~ q usT7ase~vv-a
Pano see ~L.s Eawefa "a Lon - A.
ta5Ca e nenfss3 81 ga z~samge rs~wpr
Actress. Ger e 1fesea5fA II Seattle
CAPT r 9 AA&1nv. CEta1 array. liza
as I Saw r.
Pref * 4 Ca1as. @eAa Nw~7 Ns-r-.n~sse -
Introduces his family 81 kssekhesss
Mr. Herbert A 1tEL e rs perfect ss.~s -
2sEe~aerMfz-
Ea~se1ns sela. sfr Ess Westward fssv kiaA
ceFEassszaEa e t'TrhsTaa teaass~t.
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tvne Gta1zzssz- MS @aagEesr Mass 0Jsvesea
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
NEW BUILDINGS.
Lots Adjoining the Collins HuKHainx
en- seeand avenue SstA to Hanna
& Schmazsz-

A. Indication 81 ravtvfng times n sssn
fa EHa ra@ent very a 1Fsreztze3 Ev-rns So
- ire transfer x real estate - ssaftza
4 wrez& reaay swal sales have asen
rraEs lzsely ard several xsoe -sszess
transactions have alse Been reported n
ssssr1nn - ss@ss. = Is face that there
a~a sewsTag hs-gs .rs-snet4cns ja zeal e.
fa1e uow hegnE -eecesakasa waaeh wfl -
announced As soen IS tEsg ara positively
closed @p-
II Is orehaA1e tsas ire narthv re-e cu~nsr
u xesgar way ard Second aveus@ VIII
haf3re eng be E~2ce1 w3tA a handsome
sEructuwe. Tie aassss SAFE 81 Secun5 ave-
rme IS tAe les a8scsninx TIA CasEzns hus3t&-
~. wne~e excavation wa preliminary
he@n commenced
fs1se es~n nssuxAE az Hama = Schzger
re former owreE vas Cart jean s
rzhbw Il Rarf Townsend a1s sne sass
VS. nexetlz*asa ~ Crawford 4 Csn0Ve~
TIE nasx purchasers WI prsh8hlv co
--sarafa ultimately wBsa ere E.ursfeoet svu-
seate - Boston who ara acquiring TIRE
s.sssstses &c tne squire nr1rRrty IA tss
eewefzen e 4 s2rzs NsazAsaG es&EE3nE Ena
E-seersn~es - sse boca1on as = HuiiG3ay
vses NJ l.aEz<. hoWaweE. ~ ~ uax
- "a Hmm & ScA~ttz property II
present at teaet ~se 9neG Hssr Sew
Yeas ana ~ fwc~sfarw e~fsk Is ~Nn~
sszGztaszz slsssssa3 f. re zerzzez 20 oms.A
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So was Se-n Saturday a. Saz rraz-
1850 -s Process Per e841s ~ s @ssST q
.z9& g. * Crsc&E.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
NAY BE A DROWNING.
a<ss~s~uf Ea<fm~@r DemaAa~. at rae
Portland WysS<y1az~FF Disappears
- Geek. Hx@A~m RIB.


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f-x ART x = az eyer x@essa1z- s-sssaa@s
nzs s13w 3 e ras azT-
-1ea-aEgza was wn sa~- s&-f-g t1@ @arsy
ev~rs-~ art wAMn ~ started BACK - -
sz@M=ar znors 1'ssaeE 81 bad eonss@1r~
aaas 4s@zsew = naTtzNssws Eass
FE@--~ E2st~sn, rate - tn HtsssA-Aas
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--ene gssz-nanvas nxgcSars feur5 EAs~ sssZs
60 rs renxnz mxs ans4 neeas e5- ae%n
- zAA wzzE rsazk * re Portland
Ea@t~nr SAYS that Dnns1E@ sri aeswz-
amz refused - ser@rn r4Grv Ire lsszS-ts~-
rrasse~ ahoa-z svkzsntay eetEg asaz-sasz
- 80 hIru sse e1r4t - rs wrsss~ - r.
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re TsaxasZ a1x an1 = 1ae nsars E.ss
h8EE % @~@ Aaw -1rh wassr szs was
a-zwfn~ Tss 9sarreTszssasse vas saissnE
w32n ns- has xu-w@& a~SMr3 fs- s1sns-
eht-G Wien - again s-o5a - CsgAass2ss
- received ua &1sw@- TEs ME-ke-s we're
searched rFe superstition Being sEar Dor
ah@a ha5 waasSe-@d awaw. as - zs8 na<
wait to - aAeAzrz. No Erase - haEz cezs21
- sgzzEs sxsers his Azs- and - LOST eAat
before BAssrps IeFe hzzz
FsssertaE r7o~rEnx Cssef En~1neer
@1aTraas~ Reported re case % sfle ss12ce-
Re KaS Ircergalz EMefh@r EswAhsss lad
EaSAsr snro ire bay &z1 been ar0w-@a2 ~
ge1e ez2ez Up ta@n- As ze suzasA Vas
ssAra- t1e-a - a sssEat nasssSnszty sEa@
IossszEaze sd -sE sa-s into sne nva-@r. Es
= a@se- sse1 IS ahsu< = years sszz aaaxr
s12ck-sess 2oasg- SIX fest s&L rs las
ai&eA aa4~ AL asgssza@ae. Es# 5ogna3 TIE
Portland g. Saa Fsrane2srs Mas 3 an
las beez "a ner during IA nsr .rsus =,
. AlenasL Ee naz sister Esssag sezzs-
wnsrs n NV Sarsey
Robert osEannala. eaex OF ths steamer
Portland. MS taken - Prevalence hss-
r.ta1 Yesterday morning 10 - traced snr
a croker r1o- Re x4s aruan2 aown san
1AF evenlnsy. ard On rs xav a2ek 20 the
zxa2Ezsr ri. into u hoe ard was ingu~s4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

Will Il. Cay. the rev United states sss-
trfet attorney, assumed his duties yeSter-
day after - had taken the aath - o4iee
before Federal Judge Eant1rsL Mr Cay
srart some tire with Judge Brinker. wha
gave BIN a fsx pointers concerning the
Duties ef sae eEfiee. Ar. Gay = COW n
faa charge.
Judge Brinker rstsras wfth credit % hIrn~
self ard - Grewer Cleveland tAa nlan
VIC appointed hfni. TIE last Democrats.
administration has been charged wtth
s9ue Peor appointments en re Faesfc
coast. vel Is Ia other parts % Tie
EasEea states. bar Er3nksr WIS not in
eisasa a-nsnx 1hen- Ea saccae1e8 ira Ia
usnns Patrick Henry WsEstan. who. when
RE Republicans sent cur q noMer fa9
few years. hesE The party. 3asaaa taa Pop-
Bfissz ard Vas elected attorney general -
this state Erinkar II an Intimate friend
81 EngA Wallace ard Il was Hl1s % Wal
lace. together wtth sErorw Eastern 5nG'u-
enee ard Cievel1ra-s personal knowiedxe
~ tire 1an. that Brtn&er was made
TsnsFA3 States district attorney. Re BAD
served an tie heneh % New Naxsra d1rfnx
t'teweFa ads f~wt term ara rsada a fuA
reen~f v-'a5fe n es=s~e - hansfHaa success
fully number os sig cases sar the gov
eEnre1t-
Thaxa II news tern = ;hs tsck tsat
nrsngsr WIS ret "a sympathy VITA -
prosecution - TIE alleged sr~awRilag ring.
xnsh ended = = wlser~v sar tecs1 sun-
rs=ad "a Ac xriftv Then Special AEsut
whitehead cane - tae Cease 70 Ieak &nto
fne ss1axad reg. Brsuker was owt - tEe
city Ws#n TIE government 1zTesr TTega
fhe treasury department decided - estfse
We Cess ARREST B~trk@r w4s sFfl esat ~
tAs city Whitehead swe~e cat sae var
~wne wltkout waiting u eonsugf SIR. a-1
t7re- CONDUCTED the ease FOR &c gowerEf-
rnent sefare T-nfs@S Statss Commission
ErFefa~ % course whe- tAe case feun&
fse Wv - Tagsxa us~s9ras alteration.
rrE-knr. Uno sad p tns meantime re-
turned ~as cafled urea - fcek afser tNs
case FOR the government re DID ~ there
We - - sane NQt tAe government A81
- taw ~ @efcA - sts-d anH fu1-e Van
e--s saelass q Eawar - re .ee..eaets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
aH&x Day fer Ftr~m~m.

Tie aTe-Hn we're q TIA * ves.axssav
frorz sArsy morning Antf weA Gnso tns
aeE=rnaoa. Twses during re early nnera-
fng bears false alarms were sens Il f~1-
BOX Il, owing 20 sha crn@slrzs aT an ars.
HEhs sire Nath the wires II Ghe 4uxIzlasry.
IN TIE afternoon Garseeas Brws. sraz@s-
aa4Se. located ge2r tie FIRE. Erg1hn nze T.
IEE aassss- eaaghs nEa and sent 4 prerrv
caEaznE &c 1ed saraEgss - In ne ar. To
Hrenzaa answered. 4 .slarhnxe azaruz "a
ss9aek t1rne. an1 wt1A the aA8 e q sy-ag-
c2A an8 q stream g-eu 30. Ts engine fhe
sight Vas spai3a3 II fzaseS agsle~ Chlsss
ks-Aogg estimates he Ga~s A. g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

= a T8nrssr 4 PKG sereat sa-tsrsar
veas arrested vestassf2F aSr4Troan ~ Pa
s~olrzan Nee - 1As charge e f1sz1ftv-
Johnson seI8eveg t-as s01zs sne - tns
Rats sas taxa1 RS -arEs aE2T fzas1
An Hs L 8 raGrs al1 ard 1as avss q
SsartFa = member st wasrs. E3s T7asss
las beer 90 sra~~ Ea~1sS1n- Re corr
z1szsez1 ase.mx straz<e3y . t4< 1AFs &z2
e.ssy.fnr An-ne wftMeas cezt - was.-
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puuppr wna uaa maaey.

TIE remains q Catherine Weisa- VIC
zsess Sunday. leaving $50 e cazh nat~
v-s-rsearsssr- IRE fsrs tAat see se@er.e9
CHARITY freEn sEe esNntv wf1 Ae se0t %
On k.anH. Cal fer tnserT@nt * sas side
- nar s5n r booking ever Ms Welsh 5
effects Yesterday aet s-noe1 s. WIS et#e
cred tAa- ssA haE go In 80 Hia@rwzn
bank os Sen Franchises. s1-s- W%Rsh waa
T. TIA Aa6ls = Borrowing 3 eerrs from
her 1e.Eahcrs - purchase t11&eeas *
wssch she wss very FS12
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

At exclusive -a@s sso@ sE7r@ hAs Es
Opened n ss T-st aTa-1e- wasr@ y14
~ zr3 & szEc3eta a-@ = rse lE@sE
S~z5es ~ -e@rs9 SECS Art as~s wAszzsz gsr
4As saas- rgoraw see~ arTH~s@ q ss8z1.4
e wfE save wa -sarsv - ca1 ard SEE
wAst ~s m-s s~@x&1E Sac s1o@ 60.
- E~zr zH@r-e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

re BE Succeeded as Bepwtv e. : AT
rnrnnr - fharFr. v. FErwnana

Gel. 3 = reharsson. va has been DER
NV E~nltes seasss atsorneT s.r tAs ssate
F-r tAa last feur wears esee~Tsaw ten-
ssa~ss he RESI- wnattcn ta TT@stea Sgasss At
s1rnev w y Cav IS take s%set Decsu2-
se~ :. -Ae resignation Vas a-cscEee ara
s,rwa~ssass 20 tAe department ef fzsttce.
trwefhe~ 3ash re reesrs 97eres at'1a tsas
e~harsez =. C1ayrest - Taeen8, - ap-
r-gsssrass . ena sesEszNa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

Charles 2 Fatters1n Ennosgnees snat he
= zoE eaEsas3sa fer seEaak szsreasar.
Tats leaves Eowaen. Lamb ART Goddard
p shs 1eld Tor tie elecElaz aaxt szsar-
9Ay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

Dr. DAeaew. a Chicago dentist. specialist
sn cxown ana bridge work, sas heea en-
gage& as assistant - IT. 2. ". Bzag-
G0G.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

seal sk2z garments made . erse~. r.
svess ara re-ns5ela& % eha latest fash
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FOR VIOLATING POSTAL LAWS.

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-05

daughter of the painter, arms burned
and body covered with bruises. Sew
eral Sisters of Charity are known to
be among the dead and injured.
1t should be borne in mind that ow-
ing to the Disagreement of the bodies
naturalization in many cases is ex-
tremely uncertain and the list of dead
given above is subject to revision. The
Duchess d. Alencon is missing and it
is feared she is dead.
The Queen of Naples and other rela-
tives are missing. The Duchess sat
up all night awaiting news.
An extraordinary cabinet meeting
will be held this evening as the result
of the fire.
The body of the Duchess D'Alencon
has been identified among thpse of the
victims of the fire at the Charity Ba-
Zaar.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-05
MARKETS.

New York, May 5.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady with prices four to
seven points higher following favora-
BILE news from Liverpool, notwithstand-
ing our weakness late yesterday. Trad
ing during the first hour was light,
but $4,000 bales changing hands, the
larger part of it being done in the
first fifteen minutes, Liverpool bought
August in a small way. Otherwise
trading was chiefly local and the fluc-
tuations were limited to a range of
two to three points. At IL a. m. the
market was quiet but seady with the
opening price in force.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-05
NEW COMMITTEE CHANGES.

Washington, May 5.-The Republi-
can senator's held a caucus today and
adopted the report of the committee on
committees. The important changes
are as follows:
Sewall, New Jersey, to appropria-
tons.
Gallinger, New Hampshire, to COM
merce.
Burrows, Michigan, to finance.
Clark, wyoming, and Foraker, Ohio,
to foreign relations.
Spooner, Wisconsin, to judiciary.
Carter, Montana, relinquishes the in
terstate commerce to Elkins of West
Virginia, and takes the latter's place
on military affairs and territories.
Platte, New York, and Hanna, Ohio,
added to naval affairs.
Foraker to Pacific railroads.
Spooner, Wisconsin, to privileges and
elections.
Nelson. Minnesota, to public lands.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-05
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.

Affirmed-Wm. Cameron & Co., VS..
Charles Siegmann, from BeXar; johann
ma Cahill VS.. Texas Mexican Ry. Co.,
from Nueces; New Birmingham Iron
and Land Co., ct. al, VS.. A. B. Blevins
ct. al, from Cherokee; A. Frenkel, ct.
al, VS.. Alexander Caddon, guardian,
from Galveston; l. & G. n. r. r. Co.,
VS.. Chas. f. Newman, from Harris;
the Merchants Insurance Co, of New
Orleans, VS.. F. Reichman, from Har-
ris; E. Sarazin, ct. al, August Hoffman,
from FaYette.
Reformed and affirmed-S. T. Fon-
tame VS.. Nicholas Bohn, from Calves
ton.
Reversed and remanded-M. E. Head
VS.. L. NJ. Bracht, ct. al, from Arkansas;
w. B. Buckner, Jr., VS.. Lancaster
Bros, from Dallas.
Motions refused-State of Texas
ex. rel, VS.. L. Mahncke, to advance
cause.
Motion granted-Western Union Tel
egraph Company VS.. w. d. Wofford,
from Gonzales, motion of appellant to
substitute new appeal bond.
Motions overruled-I. & G. N. r. r.
Co, VS.. ]. w. McIver & Bro. from Har-
ris, for rehearing; ]. D. and Walter
Sinner VS.. H. B. and w. B. Sinner.
extrs., from Bexar, for rehearing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-05
THE DISTRICT COURTS.

Following are the proceedings of the
Thirty-seventh District court this
morning:
Belle Scott VS.. Allen Mccoy, ct. al,
note judgment for plaintiff.
John H. Cox VS.. Joseph Pascalin,
note; judgment for plaintiff.
Emma Eckenroth, ct. al, VS.. Emil
Eckenroth, ct. al, note; judgment by
default against Emil Eckenroth, John
Hildebrand and wife.
]. L. S. Hunt VS.. John S. Alexander
debt; judgment with writ of inquiry.
Thos. F. Kerr VS.. l. D. Fletcher, in
junction; dismissed for want of prose-
cution.
Paul Ellie VS.. Jesusita Ellie, divorce;
dismissed for want of prosecution.
F. X. Ball VS.. Thos. Nelson, ct. al,
mandamus; dismissed for want of
prosecution.
w. H. BROKER VS.. Emma T. BROKER,
divorce; dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
S. Johnson VS.. Leon Lecomte, ct. al,
note and foreclosure: dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
In the Forty-fifth District court in
the case of Henry Limburger against
T. S. Greenlay, ct. al, suit for debt
and damages, the jury gave verdict
for defendant for S17.40. Plaintiff Linn
burger argued his case.
Judgment was rendered for defen-
dant in a case of Herman Vogel ct. al,
against John Loustanau, ct. al, suit on
bond and for damages.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-05

Mr.. Charles H. Wetzel of Sunbury,
Pa =, was so much pleased with a
remedy which cured him of rheuma-
tism that he made affidavit TO the fact
for publication as follows: This is to
certify that on May 18th walked into
Melick's drug store on a pair of crutch-
es, bought a bottle of Chamberlain
Pain Balm for inflammatory rheuma-
tism which had crippled me up. After
using three bottles l am completely
cured. 1 can cheerfully recommend
it. CHARLES H. WETZEL."
Sworn and subscribed to before me
on Aug. TO- 1894. Walter Shipman, ].
P. Pain Balm is for sale at 25 and
so cents per bottle by all druggists.