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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
SHORE R.R.

Trans ~. A. 81 station. " A.. t0.i0Ns Aaa
4. III earlier from foot Franklin st..
..:,O \ NJ. Dllly. L3cAl ~ Buffalo.
V,i5 4 Daily for Albany. Ctiua, Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland Chlca.a
40 4 NJ Oaly. except sunday. CstsNn Noun
tstus New PATTI Lakes Nchonk MinnswaskA
Albany Utca Saratoga, Caldwell. Lake George Parios
ID Albany.
Goo p NJ. Daily 70 Nolny Montreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester. GurAo. Nasar@ Fails Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and st Louis.
:,45 NJ Daily. except sunday fer Syracuse. Roehss-
ter ana Buffalo
s,i5 NJ Daily Tor Albany Utica. syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit, Cleveland CHI.
cago and ST. Louis
Tine tsoeS a principal hotels and onrces
c T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt ave. New york.
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-.1.-.1lruN rnTTnN MAEkETS-

.,i,esr.n Feb 25-Cltton firm. mtlllnes. ~
-,liiine d. good ordinary Ga n"i receipts 90
bales gross . - exports o Oh. ointment 'iii. .'''.
v,i.. , lis sales Ills stock. ~ -.
Norfolk Feb - -'otton seal, m.ian- 49, ~"
epf- $40 bales exports eoastUise 1867 sales - sioo
H. - A.. ...t.f.. =. o., f., .
w r,iilt,e q . 10. and receipts i'3' bales
49, ro,.twl-e J. 7yt. sales. i1d Stock - -lp
~ orleans Feb .5-'ott0r firm. midiliug. .. ilw
,,.tliira g 10 good ordinary e. TO nor receipts
~ tes gross receipts iuOi exports 20 Franc l>>J
- nn -
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26, 1897

Tor Firm 4 fraction higher A. - snaef ~
for good heavy HIGHT hogs and ~ sin>' y" iof Dig
County dressed moderate supply and also in lisni az
mand a 3a,a6'sc per ~.
saes. Newton 4 60: Il Onto hogs. 1853 10 average AZ
81 10 per 100 ID -so Western pigs. o6 H. at 81
u. H. Hollis - State pigs. i0s ~ At - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26

A DvERTIsENENTs ana subscription. The rrih.
N received at their Uptown once No lcte Broad
~ door north % 3lst-st.. until clock m
refreshments received the following at
regular Office rates until clock D. m.
ave cor go st 1872 6th-ave.. ieth-st Macy'A
o,hayc and iith st lt2 columbus West
e, 100 West t2d St 1.ar 9th 30 East iaths, esf
e3s -, hI ~ "h9 s,n aver lss East Hsh-
ave near elN-st Ios ls-ave.. s9,h-st $50 Id
Bseesss 90, 3, ZOOS "a 80 Fest soths, Lo:i 81
ave 1862 "a ave S Amsterdam ave-. 400 West t,d-st
jas East i6th-st 203 East 18th nth ave- al
9TH ave- LIS. 81 9Th ST. cpi East son n
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Ocean Steamers

El0RTG1 GgRElAN Ll0Vlo
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. EKEMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Trave .Tu Mcb > 10 An Spree tn. Mich g. 10 N
All4r TIA Mich -. 10 An Lain. Tu. Mich 81, ~ A. ~ ~
Havol ru Nh 10 ~ 4 NJ. Trave. tn. April D. lp AN
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA .
Ems $500. Fob - 10 \. VI. Kaiser. Mch. q 10 y VI
Vera M.h g 10 J. N Ems Apri 10. 10 \
Fuia Mch -. 10 \ NJ Vera Apri- r Il. 10 \
steamer March 18Th VIII proceed 90 AeXanara
OEIRrCTIS : 90. BOWLING GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26

1 FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA EOI 'l.DGNE-Si' R-MEH
SPAARNDAM ...-...-. saturday Feb = =" a. 81.
AMSTERDAM ....-.- SatufdaN. Maf.h :" ~ o hl.
fir, cabin S57 and upwards second cabin So si"rr-
a, M ,.r, iIN rates App e. Netherlands American
Sen, Nt,leatlor Co.. 10 Wwt". = y.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
49, e.arr,srfn safiirgs from N1nr0i

TO Japan AND GMlMAo
r.NpPFcs Or CHINA. ......... Mch May 10 July =
r.,prr-ss or lNDrA .......... Mich 20 MAY 81 Aug. 2
rWpPrSs Or IAPAN ..........Ap. 10 June 81. Aug %
HONOLULU, F.Jl AND AUSTRALIA
MOWERA .... . March WARRlMOo. ........ April 5
81 Cabin acc0r nodations very low rates
,-- ,i.e,s ,nd relcht rates cpply Broadway. For
freght rates only 81 Wal-st.. y. Y
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THE STATE or TRADE.


,,.e,,iei and loo- -r1 =. b,d Ma. Spsasoa. sou,l
ern eamule >'G'Ot. do grade s3i4u>>l stock
81 20" bush ale ono 'ln .lead' sp.i -,
MAJ. - ara. steamer mixed -5's921's, >outn-ii
white 27isH2>c d' tello". -GG ~
bush. saies. 30" Oa's stefd' 40 VINO" -'~-' D..
W.A-l III -" ,'f,', ', ~. ~ ,,,
nearbt. io'- H4"A.c No Wesicru 'l'' s."
tn@h nay <t-dl' Fihlh U''-i'' VIZ. i''
-'etir- m.ithns. =. O'''' i'.i.i"S Nl' 'i"-'' ~
i.'-.''. ~. :, '-n P, ',s ~ ,,,Si e. SIN
lif'H'- - "nS 80, ,.'' "Dn X, - =,
Toy patents - ''uS' ~ .'''' ''.s, s-,.1 -, LII -.
= 'ni"". quo, '-""4 -, - ,,,v .ia,,,.. ala
st"'i' steamer 'I"n. 81 ~ ~ -, ''i
20 " 3 dl 10 l''ti si"l-. - ~ ~,
-prne lfal mp ale ana !s., -; ''I ~ ' ~ o
bran 50 23gN3 m'Iias- 81 -'4> IT, H"4 ''- <io ~
*l' ''n>l4 - Pork qnrt .o4s az e., ,, -, e,ioi
back - 'n0Slo - rin cirl-. NJ nan. YirlD.s,
Lard "a aeon ealoc iuttfr custer ne'I ."''
er, -ip@2 western w.. l"'.l'. ~" '' 1" r.
~, f.,rl. -t.sI, as Niff.r AMI ,earlrg. 5a7r.
Hl| .,ih'- , .. & >.,,.r, ,gq l9ll Western
..il "a l". '-' "'l' 49,, --s.-.-,' .t,i.. T.
llpl l.t. iIh- 'i, - 80 p.,r. ,tii.t
ais. western - rl '.- :, mss ~ ,,rrap
Hju!r' small pea - I"iNl - 1,-''.','.9 ''
Ilul'r ,iui Mestr'h ii.Nr' - '' f,t ii9ts ~
ttt'e- qu"i h",,'- ~" oeet. L., 81 - a
NniN'alh- 49," ~ ." -ne,xt IN , ..,-a Lemons
- - Si51Sl, roq.sr rra.ies So
81 Wn>t -" iia' H'', "a ,.,,e- t~r, herl
.ft t,.,. gf, seconds
.,-,, .,,5.9,,.. s....rle .71.S
h,,t. -"'4 3D., .--ng whoa closed oiiet =. higher
"IIa -, - .-,sal iur unsettled corn
, an a. moan ,ri.ss oats cosol firm af prices
hhI,r' Pc neelartel y, > quoted, -. Flour firm
uneheng"l. hIr n h.t Nf'-i,- .,.,nr unchanged
i't i'l' t.b - Tn ioaling futures ranged a. f'l
Wheat 10 >. opening fLshe-t Lows losing
Mig 77,-a!3'. - -3N 7ts.aIt5
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Railroads.

pENNSYLVA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS loot Z. DLsDi.Ussi-s AND COkALA"DS
500 A. NJ. FAST Ail..-raiiaan Bune, Sleeping ca
s 1880 T. EAi FrESSS1ETItyH tsf
coap-T,msn slsspins Din smsAins and c os'ss:
Ha nd t aSG L Saiss Sc a
ZOO p. ". CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss'-
opS s. 3 r. w ksSi: Esfis
q W. 4H sAsfH cacia
$50 - r. WHY'S PacsIc ~EExPRsssFsr P,isburg and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo e~0ep'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH - ..
$50 go 90 Dining CAP II a. M nl T. ~ cspS.
saSSsy ~ sss csI L Din
so 5pp* Ef5RR Il, "sH Limited
ArrsN4S cd HnPre ao % so @s'
nfsxSh1kE S'r S6 i9 e. ;nd S say
FoR 9f;b PoiiSAT ScoMr9HT ami NoRFoLK-s a =
f 3Ts B1a:s Hby Park E
and l'o p F = su Faiiilp s. Fl 20
'f Ds cs SO a. ns 90 iS'1 l% .s % q pD"s
ST. ss pnp g. Can ,pnn % tsr 80 10 a@n:
1Dnns car t Bnss G ca rs 1'f n IA;
TiSEs, Offices Nos as "a. 1926. 1929 III. ard ~
coTaSdi Streets Court street SEQ fulton street, .
Rroadwav ane B,ookyn Anngx station, s Gnns,;
viii cali Tor and check baggage hotels and rest
denses through 70 destination. p uoon
G.n.,,, Msras.- Genera, Ps-:r Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
(AntlraCIt. cU1l used eAcIuslVtIyJ
FoIr tracks. Automatic Block SigraIs.
On an ftor I.nunru y 1907

CAn,hracit, eoai used exclusively
For tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On and after January D. 1897 49,
Trains station tot - Liberty -
For Dasten Be.l no. Allentown sau1eho C,l 10 81
40 10 Easton) jl5 100 70 Alen,own p " sunday''
40 7:l5 to Eastol) A. NJ. 100 , 30 p ~ 90 "
l ror 30 sis p p' ,urays ana 80
For Reading At 30 500 10 1000 u ~ - ~ ~.
daS. : 20 A H. zoo 100 800 80 p NJ. isls n,sh,
For Harrisburg an. 500 9:io II 80 4 ~: liz
-? g. ~ '9@ go % = w. ri, i ?gS, night Su1a-.
For sudbury. Lewsburg and willamspor, at 80 SO"
80 y lao 1880 900 p. NJ Sundays 40 A. M
y" ALL RAIL RO.TE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN Grove; &e. o...,
G For Rd Bank psn L lo S b PEN, PSasn 80
1875 \. ". go - % 40 to RCD Ba1k 10 80
PARK and and ocean GE'ys1. .'9o < y 800 p. N
$50. 1915 A NJ. lij. 40 40 OBS SATURDAYS onV
For Tons River Barnegat Park. and Barnesa'. 40
For Atantid CIV Winelani and Brldseon 40 n.
B'n g s;aoysA' spd s .i3 "a: &
P NJ Sunday. 900 IL 100 P
k & 81 Bh { rs Is
sc c Pn,1 s eI Es N n iiH 20 20 ssc
paror Carl. 30 300 Dining 'af 90 100 % NJ
ing c car g. NJ. go 900 500 DINING caD. P. N.
For R NOR. and ashigg,cn week asy, 80 100 90
4 N 200 ~ Dining ca, P " 1915 nigh, -, =,
1ber sSs s a' H. pa i72 ss "a % 4o @ BiTsy
~ 6th ~ 81 E,st IN -, - Is.t 80 ,-o1;-t
:, 500 r ton s. Rrookiyn: as Broadway Williams.
burg The Transfer Company VI csll ,o- ara
heck baggage from hotels ~ residence - dNsina"'
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Ocean Steamers.

DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IL For Ia Guayra Puerto Cabelo. Curacao and Mara
c.,ho Via Curacao from Robert Stores brooklyn
,Ap ...-......... .SatGrld}. AHich ~ 2 m
- ,.a.s.t.yf-FlA TUESDAY March l6 !
= PHiLNDEI.PllI \ W,inesi.y MAJ, - r. M
&C ~. .rdturday February -. p n.
The. American built express~ Tor the trade
,,xs superior accommodations tor passengers
1A'' '''N ROtLTON RLISS & DtII.ETT.
General Managers l35 Fronts.
BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE.
] THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCIS'O
--,o.flng a, TIE sthmus Tor all West 'oAsi fuit' ot
Mexico. Genital and south Ameri.a .
s,..usrs sail from pier foot West 18th e.. -. y
t.f> ME Mrh T. o. Du AIIIAN'A. M'h 10 noon
r-r rates apply at Company otlre - hinad"aN
' '" JOHN MUIR Traffic Manage
rJ,OrRS TO EUROPE AID PALESTINE.
| Sailing June July and August Low prices. rang
i,r 80 600 IN sou Itineraries NJ EDWIN JONES 40
pn,n.m Ave Prooklyn. y Y Tour Round the World
fibT3
CANANNAiI LINE. Via Sayannah-From new
~ p.e- - y e. TUESDAYS. Thur-il,- Saturdays fof
,st ,unah direct Special excursions O. savannah and
k.0nvie via Duchess~ March and kansa-
~ arm gh an ap NJ Fen - % of Auga-ti1 Mco
G. ie Duo iesse 30 ~ Mch Kansas cltl = g.. m Mch =
UNSURPASSED CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS RAII.
CONNECTIONS Tor ell Points South For tickets and
fregh, appI 81. :6l. 353 - Wwan or a. p'f
foot u surax s., =" soHhEl' Ms''
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DEI LACkAMANNA AND WESTERN X. H.
stnti.ns in New-Nork. foot al barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
yESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BtFFE
lars PINrSl II LIGHT.

=" TuF ORANGES Summit. Barnarisville. Baking
R,tce Madison MorristoM passaic, Paterson Boon
ION Dover. staahope NEWTON. BUDD'S LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettst0wn sCHOOLEYS
NOi'NTAIN. Washington. PhLIIIPSBtR re-. EASTON.
;TATER GAP. TROt'DSBl re-. Iocono Mountains
SCRANTON, PlTTsTOS WILKESBAKRE NANrI-
COKE. DANvILLE: NORTH MBERL4AMp. Mont
vile uTLcA RISjtFr LEI; sPGEIIT@t c9,,lap,a.
10RSINC; BATH pANSVILE. BUFFALO ard al
nojnts WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. INCARCERATION NAIL Stops at principal
1000 = M-Oafe Carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BrNc5-
HAMrON. UTICA. RICHrlEID SPRINGS. SRA
CT-SE and OSWEGO E>PRESS- Pullman ParoP
cars. Connecting At Buffalo With trains for Chicago
100 4 II NmScRANTON wILKESBARRE and ELMIRA
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlot Cars
400 = M-SCRANTON. WILkESBARRE and PLYN-
OI'TH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Car.
,3O NJ Dally)-Burslo Ncstlhuled Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. 3INGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BUF-
FAIO Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Car. Connecting at
Ru0alo f0r Chicago and points
20 p NJ (Dal,)- buffalo Express Pullman Xeepers
SCRANTON, IBIINGn.nToN EIMIaA; BATH, MT.
$50 p NJ dpal,l-BrFFALo s1RAi TON. BINGHAM
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Sleerers -
Ti,'KrTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ
Henry Gaze & sons Limited Il3 Broadway. u PARK
place 800 Broadway. Tickets ferry stations.
;,rSadvay ith-ave. 18th SO West i25th
~ Crurrhus New YORK 32> art 128 Fulton-st-.
ard OG Broadway Brooklyn Timetables si'ns fun In
vFSTCOTT FXPPESs COMPANY will call ,or anl
ron fo'@ resieer-" '0 'estina'io-.
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FRENfI IT II -
GE\EHALE TRANSFORMATIONS

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARlS TRANCE
IA CHAMPAGNE P1irot. sat. Eeh. =. $50 m
IA GAsCOGNE Bnulclon ....... sa'.. Mch. g. m
pat. ~ passage First class y. Y a. Paris s>b and
UPWARDS lnoludlng railway fare 20 Paris per9rir seat
and .l,nilrr rharges Second class o. Paris Si ~
FORGET General Agent. Bowling Green. y Y
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COOK'S AMERICAN y FOREIGN TOURS

Y ~ fr.qu.nt intervals hn Tre,eliirs txPenses =
..,,@ f,.f f unrff.ulars address TIfOS COOK a son
at.i and I 2e5 Broa lwav. New York.
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~,AII.oRY STEAMSHIP LINES

M y
u1 Coasting along the Atlantic Coast 10 Brunswick
e similar Voyage Crossing the Gulf u Mexico Gal
weston Tex IS Ideal Trip
ONE-WAY EXCURSION or TOURISTS TICKETS -
aI points IN Texas Colorado Utah Arizona. California.
Mcgee Georgia Florida Also Hot springs Ark
SPECIAL. ENCIR SfON NEW ORLEANS MARDI GRAs
write for our Gal PAGE POCKET GUIDE mailed freel
o. n MALLORY * CO. Gen Agts Pier ~. T.. r.. y. Y.
aid DOMINION LINE.
~ DAILY SERVICE
For Old Pon; Comfort, Norfolk. Newport News. peters
burg Portsmouth. Primers Point Richmond. Virginia
Beach Va and Washington r.. c.. daily except sunday
from Pier 90 North River sailing every week day.
eept SATURDAY.. az ? p NJ. aud Saturday at =. NJ
W l. GuILLAUDEU vice-PTes. ani frame Mgr.
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ssm.A HAM8U3G-AME3lGAE
---S@-e-rr---~> TWIN-ScREW EXPRESS LINE.
Now York 10 Plymouth
Hondan'. Ch-rbou,g Paris. and Hamburg -
Columbia Nh. - \ VI. Columbia. MAJ - = y
T Bismarck Apr 10 M = Bismarck MAJ =; 10 W
Normanna Ap, - lo \ NJ N.rmannia. June > 10 \ NJ
HAMRf re- SERVICE bv Twin Screw Nal : ; .
Prussia. Fob. - 2.3o p. NJ Pno@nca. Meh $50 a. "
First cab $50 un. Intermediate. $50 storage ~"
HAMBT RG- AMERICAN LINE - BWAf. y y
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~. TO LIVERPOOL ~ QrEENsToWN
rucsnia co. Fob q p. m. r'ruria. March 20 & 70 a m
i;r,b-ia March a. n, Campana March q ! p. m
,,r,nto March r. noon r-mlria. April 2. tN a. m
From Pier 50 North River f'of ~ ClarNS'i-si ~
r,r freight and massage apply the Companys office.
W Rowling Green. Ne0-Y1rN
VERNON H. PROWN a CO.. General Agents.
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AMGRlGARl NDMgs

AE0IER0GAM l0NIEa
NLW- YORK-SOT 'THAMPTON- Oondon-Parts).
Sailing a 10 \. NJ .
NETWORK March . PAt'L........ March -
ST LOUIS 49,. March 10 NETWORK ...... March 81
PARIS March Il PARIS -NpFH .
SUMNER CRUISE
TO THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT sun
ICELAND Norway sweden Denmark Finland Russia
BY THE AMERICAN 5 : OHIO
Sailing from New-YorS June 20
Duration u cruise. 20 days.
Pri,e passage including side rips $40 and upNa'ns
send for flli Information ard pamphlet
red STAR Lime TO ANTWERP
sailing every wednesday
Voo-ilana March moor tennE'on MAJ w. $o Toan
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY;
Piers u and u North River. Once. Bowling Green
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LINE.

II vORLD-Parues leave February - ior Holy Land:
Ma, : Irn~ > II July 3 : for Eur pc SEQ and ~
+. g. CLARK. III BROADWAY y. Y
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Britannia . March ? noon Britannia March ~ noon
Naiesfc March 10 Majestic. April l. noon
,icfnanic March H. noon Gefmanic Apr,l ~ noon
Teufanfc. March - Teut'nic April u noon
70 COTTON CARRIED BY PASsENGEF STEAMERS
Pier No IS North River. Once 90 Rr.atway. y Y.
II MAITLAND KERSEY Agent
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BANANA RAILROAD
rroI.ns TO EUROPE AND PALESTINE


l Sailing June. July and August Low prcs. Ians,
t, -, Sp5O 10 sou Itineraries NJ EDWIN JONES 40
ps,n.m Ave Prooklyn y Y. Tour Round the World.
- CT
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Receipts OF treadsufs interior points IN thousands
last three ciphers 900 omitted Flour tbbls). gran
tbush follows:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-03
BEE COUNTY.

Beeville, Oct. 2.-The Dahl
school opened on the goth, of Sep
tember with an attendance of only
six. Prof. Allen, of Beeville, is in
charge. There is an enrolment of
40 pupils entitled to the benefits of
this school and only six Of them
are receiving it,
Ed Lott, the Goliad county cat
tleman is shipping five trains of
cattle from Pettus City, one train
of thirteen cars every other day.
Mr.. Simpson, of Dallas, owns the
cattle and paid $26 per head for
them.
1t is probable that this country
is drier now than it ever was be-
fore. The present encumbent OF
the weather clerks office should be
fired and his place filled by some
one more favorably disposed to
this section.
Prof. w. w. Caves was in town
Monday and informed us that his
school on Salt Branch will open
next Monday, October 4th.
The dengue has invaded the
town and many have felt its touch,
though so far nothing serious has
resulted from the scourge.
A very enjoyable dance was par
ticipated in by a number of young
people at the opera house Tuesday
night.
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WILSON COUNTY.

Floresville, Oct. Nv. r. Wise
man, who has been sick at the resi-
dence of Rev. j. A. Hall for two
weeks past with intermittent
fever, was carried home to LAYER
mia Monday night.
]. F. Camp and family have re-
turned from his ranch above Kerr
vile, where they spent the sum-
mer, and are now at his ranch
across the river. His health is
very much improved.
G. j. Loftin, who has been max
ing San Antonio his home for sew
eral months past, has returned to
Floresville.
1t would be a good thing for
some one Of our big-hearted citi-
zens to take night off and devote
it to the determination of the dogs
which have been making the
nights hideOus for the past week.
Deputy Wright arrested Henry
Powell in the eastern part OF the
county last Saturday; on capias
from Smith county, where he is
wanted it is alleged for horse
theft.
The worms are doing consider
able damage to the cottonin the
vicinity of Floresville.
Quite crowd of Floresville peo-
pie attended camp meeting SER
vices at Sour Springs last Sunday.
The meeting closed Sunday night.
Twenty-seven professed religion
during the meeting.
Horses and cows will not be per
mitted to run at large within the
cooperative limits of Floresville
from ana after that date.
Mrs. Sam Basseil, who spent
the summer in the north, re-
turned home the latter part OF last
week.
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any portion of any catch basin, man
hole, or lamphole, cover or any part
of any sewer or appurtenances thereto
or obstructing in any manner the inlet
or outlet of any sewer or drain.
Sec. 9. Roof water, overfows from
cisterns, ETC., shall not be connected
with the sewers. The waste water
which shall enter the sewer shall COM
prise:
/. Waste water from kitchen sinks.
.. Waste water from water closets.
8. Waste water from washtubs and
bath tubs.
4. Waste water from urinals.
5. Waste water from slop hoppers.
6. Such vast water from factories,
launderies, restaurants and other
buildings as the engineer may consid-
er admissible without detriment to the
sewer.
Sec. 10. No connection shall be
made to a public sewer except as here
in specified and provided, unless per-
mitted and directed by the city council
and under the direct supervision Of the
city engineer and in accordance with
a design approved by said engineer.
Sec. IL. Whoever shall violate or
fail to comply with any Of the provis-
ions Of this ordinance, shall upon con-
viction thereof, be fined in any sum
not less than $40 nor more than $50.
Passed and approved, this 18th day
of September, 1897.
BRYAN CALLAGHAN,
Attest: Mayor
THEO. VINKE
City Clerk. 9-29-10t
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YELLOW JACK KILLED.

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low jack wherever they find him. No
one who takes Cascarets regularly and
systematically is in danger from the
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low fever germs in the bowels and pre-
system and kill all contagious disease
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orable United States Circuit Court of
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on the 18th day of May, 1897.
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RHoDA LOWRIE.
'ooW OF the Noted Outlaw in Jail for RetaiIin,
Liquor Without License.

| ~" Vi the Noted Outlaw in Jail for Retailing
Liquor Without License,
The Wilmington Star of Friday
says:
Upon the United States Court
record OF Wednesday last appears
She following entry: "United
States vs.. Rhoda Lowrie, of Robe
son county, charged with retailing
ilquor without license; verdict
guilty and defendant sentenced to
sixty days imprisonment in iail
snd to pay a fine of $1OO."
10 the cursory reader, and even
to the young, attentive and
thoughtful, this bit of news, as re-
corded IN yesterday mornings is-
sue of the Star appeared without
feature, save that some unfortu-
nate woman had been meted out
Justice for breaking the laws of
man; but to the older readers the
name of Lowrie ever sounds famil-
lar, not on account of the numer-
Gus people who possess it as a
cognomen, but because it recalls
to memory the time (about thirty
years ago. when Henry Berry Low
RE, the noted North Carolina out
law, held full sway in Robson
county, and with his band killed
and pEundered until death claimed
him. In this case we'll can the
name of Lowrie be associated with
that of the outlaw, for the woman
tried and sentenced in the United
States Court Wednesday for retail
ing liquor without a license las re-
ferred to above) is the widow of
Henry Berry Lowrie. She is about
forty-nine years of age and
still bears some semblance of the
beauty that she once possessed,
while her carriage is perfectly
erect. In the custody of United
States deputy marshall she left for
Robson county yesterday to serve
out hor sentence in the iail of that
county.
One of Henry Berry Lowrie's
daughters also stands indicted in
the United States Court, of this
district, for retailing liquor with
out license. Henry Berry Lowrie,
as most of our readers are aware.
was a man of boldness and nerve,
and was killed at his home, in O.
swamp in Robson county. Death
was caused by shot from gun
IN his own hands; thought by
many to be an accident, but 9TH
ers contend that the noted outlaw
committed suicide.