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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

charge given did not require the accused
TO intend TO use any character Of force.
We are not treating OF an assault 10 rape
a girl under the age Of 10 years.
opinion by Hurt, L. ].
Henderson. j.. copcurs In he result
reached. but not in the reasoning BY which
IL is attained.)
Elk pARTE Bud NEWMAN, from Val
Verde county: appeal from = judgment
DENYING bail 10 habsas corpus proc ED
ing Reversed and REALTORS bond liked at
$4,000.
Relator was charged by indictment with
robbery BY the use OF fireagAns-a cap tai
offense. Upon the habeas corpus trial The
witnesses failed TO identify the reiator az
one Of the guilty parties. The court re-
fused bail, holding evidently tina: the bur
deu was upon The applicant % establish the
fact that the proos did not make & evil
dent that he was one Of he g0iltS failss.
We think that this view is erroneous. The
burden is upon the State to show that the
offense is a capital one and that the proc.
is evident. This Is because the general
rule. under the constitution. is In favor uf
bail. and Il party depending upon an en-
oeption to this rule must prove that MS
case is within ;he exception. The caAc Of
Smith VS. STATE, 20 App. Rep, leo, AID ihe
cases following Il on the question bete
presented are hereby oyerruled.
Opinion By Hur,. p. j..
]. c. wHITNER and s. r. andrews.
from Galveston county appeal from
)udgmeD ri laal against the sugcucs on a
forfeited ball bond-Anirmed.
In 1887 one J. Marx vas indicted Tor for
very IN Galveston county. Subsequently
b., ,y.y .r-os..d s,,d uttered tnro ra.ng-
nizance with Sylvan Blum rs surety. In
1891. Blum, desiring 10 surreude. MARI and
be released from his reeesni1ance. went
before the clerk Of the court where ne
case was pending and made he statutory
AFFIDAVIT ia vacation Marx was then at
rested untsr uew c@plas isaaai 10 bowie
county bT the clerk and thef-upon utS +
bond with appellants as s1re'y Wsa eAe- /
ruted.
l. Tho bond was signed Jos. marx and
Indictment. he Judgment n ii and scire
'acias contain the name ! .iarz.
Ia 'ar absence oi pleading aaA eNlt'uce
raising the issua, ibe trial clLIt Ia5 hu- .
hurted 10 lreat the names JOS. darN F
and j. Marx az referring % one u the
rlu4a i,rsru.
Parole evidence of the mixing n the
,iiidaY1 before she r.erk hg Blum Voc
lrpicriy admitted tho Original sH3Gcyii (
Issne been lost, and The clerk being ap-
hor.1ct to take such aa al. l4yi- ~ yaca- !
ION
o. The process Issued 70 'ow,e coun'y I
Ras authorized. the statute does not r.
'Tipt 'he issuance 81 aucA Process 70 The
3unty Of b. prosecution but authorizes II I
o issue to ans county IN the state.
Opinion b. Hurt T.. J. ;tienIa7soa. j.,
dissenting on the last 1ropas.'ion.)
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THRAsHER-t SoW-Fort Worth, Texas
June 20 Mr.. John Thrasher and Miss
| Della lsow were married this evening a
the Cumberland Presbyterian church Rev
/ a. -. Buchanan, the pastor, performing
the ceremony
MURRAY FlFE-sealy, Texas, June 90.
| Married, at the residence Of Mr.. and
I Mrs. w, II Callahan at Scay, Texas,
/ Sunday evening juno 20, 1897. Mr., Henry
! Murray and Miss Gertrude Fife. the Rev.
| W. IL. Callahan officiating.
| JAMIS-SMlTH-- Eagle Pass, Texas,
| Juno 23.--Mr. w. II. janis Of Cuatrociunc-
gas, Mexico, and Miss Lydia Smith Of this
/ place were married last night at the resi-
dence of MIR. /. Marks. They left OH the
10 o'clock train for Cuatrocicuegas, where
they Will reside ii. future.
TEAWEEK RElNEY - Fort Worth,
Texas, June 23.-Dr a. c. Teaweek OF
Memphis. Tenn, and Miss Matte Reiney
We're married last nigh, at the residence
OF the brides mother, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. G. p. Bridewoll pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church The
bride and groom left soon after the cere-
mony for their home in Memphis.
ToM-WILsoN-Ka rnes City. Texas.
June 2i-Mr p. H. Tom and Miss Anna
Wilson were married at the home of the
brides parents. Judge and Mrs j. G.
wilson, in this place on "Wednesday. the
80, at $3.50 j., IN, Rev. c. Williamson
officiating. Miss Anna is The daughter OF
the district judge and Mr. Tom Is prom
sing young business man OF this place.
They are spending a few days in Rockpuru.
after which they will return home
BENNETT AW-Taylor. Texas. juno
2i-Mr W. j. Bennett of Smithyillc and
Miss Kettle Shaw of this city were united
IN the holy bonds Of matfimony at the
Christian church here at 80 p. m. ycster-
day Rev. Rlnshaw. pastor OF the Christian
church, officiating The happy couple left
Taylor IN the southbound Katy Immediate
y after the ceremony for Snlihvile, where
they will make their home Mr. Bennett
being engaged in the drug business IN that
place
DILL1N- HARDING- Fort Worth. Texas.
June 2l.-Dr j. y pillin and Miss Mabel
Harding were married at $3.50 O'Clock iris
morning at The residence OF the rides
father, Captain Enoch Harding. The core.
inony was performed by Rev. DIR. Tuinlin
Of the Broadway Baptist church, assisted
by Dr. Harris. formerly pastor Of iris
church. but now of the First Baptist church
at San Antonio. The newly welded rcuple
at once departed for New Orleans. ,;5sh-
vile and ether points for an exteadad tour
FROST CARAUINE- Sherman. Texas,
June 2l.-At the rcsideuce OF the brides
parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. y. Carad.ne, Mr..
Luther Frost of Greenvlic and Miss Ber
uicc Caradine OF this city were married
last evening, Rev. j. A. Iyey officiating
Immediately after the ceremony MIR. aud
Mis. Frost lft for Canada, where they VIII
spend The greater portion of the simmer,
after which they VIII return 10 Greenvile
to reside Miss Caradine is one OF Shcr-
mans most lovely and popular young
ladies' The groom. Mr.. Luther Frost, is
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Camp Meeting at cedar ua,ou.

Cedar Bayou, Texas. June 2s--Big prep
arations are being made for the big camp
meeting to be commenced on July II.
a number OF prominent preachers from
Inherent parts Of the State Will be on hand
TO assist in the big meeting.
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nead stuck kills reaches. ': \ vi
and bedbugs. Non-poisono-. !,
Big Four Route. Trans ., u,u
bridge, ST. Louis to cinc'als
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charge given did not require the accused
TO intend TO use any character of force.
We are not treating OF an assault TO rape
girl under the axe Of 10 years.
opnion by Hurt, 7. J.
Henderson. j.. coDcurs In he result
reached. but not in the reasoning by which
1t is attained.)
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FRANK BOWMAN, from rolem-n coun-
" motion for a rchearing Ia "A conyic-
tioH ~ violating the local option law
Oyeuuicd
Ihe Venue was sufficiently proven. We
adhere to cur former opinion On the quea-
ticne therein discussed
Opinion by henderson, J.
The times., 1897-04-18

A month and a half has passed since
the Inauguration of the Republican Presi-
dent and the coming into power of a Re
publican administration, and for over
"a month now the extraordinary session
called by the Republican President has
been sitting. The New York stock eX-
change, in large measure, reflects the
feeling of the people OF the country. If
the stock exchange is biased in any way
it is In favor of the Republican adnlinistra-
tion The financial papers and informa
ton agencies are also prone to see events
and to feflect them in as pleasant light
for Mckinley as possible, and have, during
this month and a half chronicled every
favorable circumstance and symptom and
even every favorable imagining that they
have found Their weights have been on
McKinley's side. At the end of this time
two things are noticeable in the stock
market and in the financial papers
AS to the stock market these are the
pirces prevailing, and their comparison
with those previousito Inauguration. 1t is
q most instructive showing. 1 quote be-
low prices on the leading securities yes
terday and corresponding prices ON the
last day Of DecenIbery 1896:
The times., 1897-04-18

People often right on movements in
Sugar stock say that there is nothing in
the situation to warrant expectation of
decided move either way, but as general
trade is dull and the tariff discussion still
on further decline is certainly not I'M
likely. Certain interests, never before
identified with the property, which bought
considerable lines on the report of the
Dingley tariff bill, are said to have re-
duced their holdings and to be awaiting
Developments from here. 1t is thought
that these developments may materialize
this week as the tariff bill will probably
be reported by the Republican members
of the Finance Committee to the full
committee some time during the last week
in April. The decision on Sugar cannot
be kept quiet. On this information will
depend the immediate course OF the stock.
IF the Senate Committee reports more
favorable bill, there may be lively adj
vance: probably little change If the Ding
ley bill is reported, and of course further
decline If the bill is worse than the Ding
lev schedule. Some good judges say that
the best thing to do is to let Sugar alone
for the time being.
The times., 1897-04-18
Dec. 81 APR, Il
Stocks.

These figuresar ethe higheston the stocks
on each date. Only twelve securities are
taken, but they represent the whole list
accurately.
At the earlier date, the 31st of Decem-
ber, the election had passed, but 1T is
not with high after-eleetion prices that
present quotations are compared, for the
very good reason that there were none
SUCH The high prices that had been
promised after election did not come. 1t
is with low afteT-election prices that the
The times., 1897-04-18
ONCE A CRIPPLE.
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The times., 1897-04-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF the Dis
triCt Of Columbia, George L. Thompson
Manufacturing Company VS.. Joseph A.
Thorn, eft al, No. Z ,537. equity docket II. -
this cause being referred to me to state
the account ofthe receivers and di disffIir'tion
of the assets, notice is hereby given THAT
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G.. PA AYNE, auditor. ap1 45t-e. cd
The times., 1897-04-18

Chicago, April 17.-Bullish statistics ON
crop conditions that have been so much
derided of late asserted themselves In
4-cent advance today The market was
active, broad and strong from the start.
closing at the top. Shorts were on the
run, and the bull interest increased their
lines The advance is 8 cents from the
lowest price or last week, but that decline
timid market. There was a time when
wheat looked better worth the money
than now. New York sold thirty-fiye boat
loads for export, and Z 900 bushels No
hard spring were taken here for shipment
abroad With a limited available supply
in this country, it will not take much for
eign buying to put prices good deal
higher
The times., 1897-04-18

Northern Pacific earnings during the
first week of April show a decrease Of
$96, 900. From July ! they show de
crease of 81 roo 900. 1t is reported that
the gross earnings of the Burlington for
March viii show au increase of $500, 900
over last year. The Baltimore and Chic
statement for February shows net in
crease of SIS, 900.
The times., 1897-04-18
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The times., 1897-04-18

INSIDE sales have been large in Jersey
Central The poor coal trade and the
floating debts of the company are still
urged against it very persistently by the
bears and it seems likely not to have yet
reached the bottom.
The times., 1897-04-18
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The times., 1897-04-18
washington s,ock Market.

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The times., 1897-04-18
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The times., 1897-04-18

There has been foreign buying in New
York Central, and its general prospect
seems to he good. It's one of the stocks
which will probably not go lower.
The times., 1897-04-18

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
Bankers and Brokers. Members OF the
N Y Stock Exchange. 1921 F street
The times., 1897-04-18
New York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co.
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The times., 1897-04-18

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The times., 1897-04-18
FINANCIAL.
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,

Members or the New York Stock Ex
change, 14l9 + ST., Glover building.
CORRESPONDENTS of MesSFs. Moore Il Schley.
80 Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange Loans.
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all securi-
ties listed Oh the exchanges OF New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and baltimore bought
and sold
A speciality made orinvestmentse sc cUrities
District bonds and all local Railroad, Gas,
Insurance and Telephone Stock dealt in.
and sCld. mn1S-f
The times., 1897-04-18

Dow, Jones & Co. say Of Jersey Central.
Jersey Central books closed Thursday and
the stock loaned fiat for the first time In
many weeks. 1t was claimed by people
who have been bearish on the stock that
this confirmed their informa ton Of heavy
inside sales, the stock having been bOr-
rowed for delivery and the 1oan!ng rate
kept high in order to defer spectators from
selling short, thereby helping the market
ing of long stock These inside sales are
reported to have been large. II is not
expected that deliveries tomorrow will
be in any particular names, but the stock
expected to be plentiful Friends OF the
company still insist that the worst feature
of the situation is the flooding OF the
collieries, while the bears assert that the
trouble is the poor coal trade and the
floating debts of the two companies. They
claim that if the earnings OF the railroad
and the coal companies are combined and
charges deducted the real situation is
revealed, and this is why Jersey Central
broke below so, and why, in their judg-
ment, it viii continue to decline.
The times., 1897-04-18

FOR HIRE-To drunmers and business
men horse and buggy or Dayton, 81 so
and So per day. Apply to the REX
STA BLES, rear els Z ST. NV; telephone
call, 100. ma26-tf,em
The times., 1897-04-18

Yesterdays market was a most inter
Csting one, as was to be expected.
short two hours session Between two
holidays offered very little chance to
the traders, and the traders are the only
ones doing anything atpresent. Sales were
small and insignificant, and prices drop
ped off all over the board. 1t was the
story OF many another day recently, ex-
cept thai the monotonous recur renee of this
same story makes each additional feltera-
tion more marked, perhaps. The market
presented the bearishness OF professional,
and the opportunity which uncertainty
about pending developments, together with
the absence of support in any quarter, af-
fords for its exercise. London was closed
and nothing significant came from that
quarter except what was contained in
the public news dispatches. The state Of
affairs In the East has not changed ma
terially, and the outcome defies prediction.
At home the weeks trade shows no indi
cation of any general activity develop
ing, and the accounts of damage from
the floods in the Mississippi assume very
serious form.
The times., 1897-04-18

A further word as to the condition of
Chicago Gas is, perhaps, permissible. 1t
seems probable now that the consolidation
OF the gas companies is sure Of accomplish
menG. The fake bills that have been intro
duced in the Legislature to cut the price of
gas below a dollar will never be heard Of
again. They were simply matter of bear
manipulation. With the consolidation ac-
compiished and with gas at dollar, there
are surely fine prospects ahead of the COM
pany. The consolidation means a saving OF
expenses of about per cent on the capital
stock There will he no competition to
this great company in Chicago, partly be-
cause gas is cheap, and partly because of
the immense area Of the city itself, which
would make the installing of new mains
and pipes a most costly business. Chicago
Gas pays 6 per cent dividends. 1t ought
to go to 100, on it's statistics
The times., 1897-04-18
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month. WASHINGTONLIVE ERY, WAGON
AND HARNESS CO., ,927 d st. NV.
ap2-tf
The times., 1897-04-18

As to the financial papers now 1t is
noticea ble that 'strong undertone' is the
story they are telling. As prices have gone
lower and lower, as the investors have
ceased to appear in the market, as activity
has ceased TO make itself manifest and each
days business has followed the one before
with its small accounts, this strong
undertone'' is all that they have told us OF
a Mckinley boom. This strong undertone,
if it exists, is all that there is of the Nc
Kinley boom up to the present time in Wall
street. The pessimists of the street are
making the inquiry now curiously and
with great interest, if not with reverence.
what this strong undertone really is.
The times., 1897-04-18

after-inauguration prices are compared. 1t
will be noted that the Chicago Gas and
Burlington are higher, the latter but
slightly, and that In every other case a
drop varying from fraction to over 20
has been accomplished.
The case Of Chicago Gas is special one
1t has been pointed out in this column
several times that this is SO, and the
merits Of the stock have been repeatedly
urged. In Chicago Gas, however, only
records the last OF eight points, whereas
fifteen or twenty points We're expected by
the believers in the Chicago Gas Com
pany. However, in the face of prices of
other securities, the strength of this stock
has been almost phenomenal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-02-03
Trustees Sale Valuable Real Es-
tate in ArbuckIe District,
Mason County, State of
West Virginia.

RY virtue of a certain deed of trust execu-
BechtIe. his wife, to the undersigned trustee,
dated the 18th day of Decsn Der, 1881, ana
County Court of Mason county, State of West
Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No. II, folios As
debt evidenced by tive We promissory notes
made by Carlisle Bechtle and j. w. Bechtle,
Which notes Of are fully described in said deed
of trust, and default having been made In
having been requested by the personal rep
resentatlve of said james w. Smith, deeeas-
ed, who is the holder of said over due and un-
paid notes, to sell said real estate, Will on
Saturday, the 9Th day of February,
1897,
at O'Clock p. m, sell ut public auction at
Mason county, to the highest bidder, the real
estate conveyed to me by said deed of trust.
in said Mason county. and which is bounded
and described as follows:
One tract, beginning at a stake In the forks
OF Five Mile Creek, thence n. ~ w. II rods
to beech stump, thence s. 6So w; IS g. rods 70
rods and ~ links TO stone on the north side
TO a large stone in n drain, thence S. SOC w.
10 rods and links 10 stake where formerly
White oak. thence s. So w. IL rods and %
links to three dogwoods in n line the lands
Fl ne same ss s. ros nn "
to n stake. thence N e +. rods TO a large
in the bottom, thence n. IS r % rods TO a
ming up the right hand fork of Five Mile
Creek, thence with the rneanders OF said road
tain lOs acres, more or less. Being the same
tract parcel of lard conveyed to Carlisle
Bechtle by Jas. w. Smith by deed bearing
date the 18th day of December, 1891, and OF
record in the office OF the clerk of the county
court of Mason county, West Virginia, In
Deed Book No. 81 page SO.
Also, another tract, adjoining the above
described tract, containing one half acre,
more or less. being the same parcel or tract
of land conveyed 10 the said Carlisle Bechtle
by 81. G. Scott and wife, by deed bearing
date the 22nd day of a prII, 1880, and recorded
in said Clerks Office In Deed Book No. 80,
pages go and III.
TERMS of SALE: One third of the pur-
chase money cash on day of sale, and the
balance In two equal installments of one
and two years FROM day OF sale, taking from
the purchaser notes with good security for
the deferred install ments with interest there
on from day o sale and retaining the legal
title as further security.
jan. ID 4-W.- M.R. GUM, Trnstee.