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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-01
Why Send Your Daughters Out Of Texas !?
CARR BURDETTE COLLEGE

WAS BUILT. EQUIPPED AND DO
MATED FOR TIE HIGHER EDUCA-
TON OF SOUTHERN GIRLS. Fire
proof halldinE; 10, water heat s,lcc,rIc
I lehed home, thoroughly equipped derart-
ments. well selected library. Colts hest
stereoptlcon with 100 historical and sclen-
tifc Views. 10 kinds OF gymnastic appar-
atis furnished by Narragansctt Machine
com pamy under the direction of DR.. Snr-
gent OF Harvard; French articuated skel-
etop. olmstci's best models of the trunk;
brain. eye and ear, maps. globe. poweriui
microscope, dissecting scts, large collec-
ton of geological. geological and. con-
choiogicnl specimens. arithme real and
geometrcai forms and solids. Teilurian.
Luiarlsn. orrery. fino pianos. Lyon "
5. trianSle, tambourine, symDals. bst sI,,:
mpetent and experienced teachers. thor-
house, orchard. garden, dairy, plenty Of
com. professional nurse. henlthful Ioca-
BIT reasonable charges. All these has
/ OF tho stale eEe pay moro, when Carr
less money! Come. let us entertain you
We. OR. II YOU can not come, write for US
stereopticon v.rk through the college.
any financial risk to YOU or write AZ oneo
A. or Mrs. O. a. Carr. sherman. Texas.
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FOR, SALEs-My entire crop of Kiefer
on tree. w. u. Page, Crockett. Texas.
E. l.. COOMBS-Bargains breechioadinp
guns. Colts and Smith q Wesson ps'
tolls six fine saddles, two sets single
harness, unredeemed pledges; 3i2 Mar
street.
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DO YOU pick up money? II 50. here Is q
chance; seven high grade. full boltcd
wheel buckboaros with nice collar har..
ness $50: three gents Brewster and ball
seat ends. full csrpcted buggies and neat
collar harness. SIC: one extension top
hack and brake. $s5; two fancy ladies
fun leather phtctons high grade. $50;
rey. latest style. ss5, Box 40. Schulen-
burg Texas. 9-2S
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A FIRST CLASS cook and baker. Ger
mar wants & place at once; railroad job
preferred. Address 1877 this office. 2
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BOSTON Souvenir Dancing School
September 10, Professors Cotton and
|stein will open dancing class for
season. For information call at
hn's Hall, between and IL a. IN. and
III 6 D, IN, "a
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RLE's School of Music. fall, term
lnencAs September I; practical
ses for beg nners, advanced pupils
those desiring to qualify as teach
piano, violin, guitar etc; instru,
is supplied for practice. Studio and
ienoe, l7lS Mckinney avenue. John
erie.
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WHITE GIRL wants work as house
girl or hight cooking In small family. Ap-
ply 1916 Preston street. 4
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DNE large, nicely furnished room, suit
able for couple or gentlemen: also single
Gated. Apply 1902 Rusk avenue. 4
gentlemen TO board and
occupy large room In small family; mod
ern conveniences special attention,
home comforts and table: car passes
door; references required. Address i34o.
this Office. "a
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

TO CONTRAC'TORS-B VIII
be received by the undersigned for the
construction OF trestle work and dirt en-
bankment for the approach TO the Har.
ris county end Of the iron bridge over
Clear creek. connecting Galveston and
Harris counties.
Bids 70 ne submitted by or before u
O'Clock. noon. Saturday, September 4,
1887, each bid to be accompanied by a
certified local check for the sum OF $50 90
isfactory bond IN the sum Of $50, pay
able to the county Judge and his sue
cessors In office. conditioned for faithful
performance of the work. Plan and pro-
fiies for examination of bidders In the
county surveyors office. Right reserved
TO reject any and all bids Amount TO
be paid on registered warrant out OF
first available road and bridge funds.
w. n. Shaw,
o. County Judge. Harris County.
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II snSssncs
SH@ 81 Ven @ ~ ss S Hr sssy
M XX..W
Law seson % sssss e
bachelor and h, ndsr Shcs
Of rnc S qcS H sSee nur nr ss % @
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WHITE lady desires position to nurse the
sick; experienced and thoroughly re-
liable. Apply 1911 Franklin avenue. 8
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ono OF the OLDEST. LARGEST AND
BEST colleges in the South: thoroughly
ough and comprehensive In work: no coli
lcge can offer better opportunities to the
girls OF Texas. Teachers from the best
colleges and universities OF Europe and
America orr motto: Liberal education
with true womanlipess." THIRTEEN
and art departments. Extensive improva-
cam laundry. home dairy. good fare. Write
IAN A. WILSON. Pres. Bolton. Texas
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n and Michael Mesny, natives of
|ty Kilkenny, Ireland. last heard of
81 in this city; sought for by their
Jew. Wilfan Meany, 1910 Adams
Il Philadelphia, Pa.
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a ,;OINORTI' CIR who Is good natured
wants to do houst work IN n small fam
iiy. Apply 1918 1--we street. houston. 2
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WANTED TO RENT.

unfurnIshed rooms suit-
aus for light Housekeeping: must be de-
s.raple. win gas and bath; centrally To-
ca'ed. Address September, this Office. 9
+. l.. COoMBS--Bargains breech loading
guns Colts and Smith & Wesson pls-
tols. six fine saddles, two sets single
harness. nnredeemed pledges; sl2 Man
street. ~ 2
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RELIABLE man to handle agents fol-
Telephone Tablets and specialt. es; pays
$4,000 year; enclose stamp. Victory
Mfg. Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
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BURK'S private school for primary
pupils Will open Sep
er 9, COG Austin street, half block
high school. Terms s1.50 per
N z
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Three nicely furnished
rooms. suitable for light housekeeping or
r1oming southern exposure: bath room
and all accommodations. Apply 1901 Com
merce, corner Jackson
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ARGAlN -Four desirable resident lots
fn Magnolia addition next to Drummer;
Two corner Thompson and Washington
Directs. two in rear. Address Martyr.
box 9, CITY. 2
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fTION-Meeting of Poultry Asso.
b tonight at Westheimer's. Please
D. Important.
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C. BOCHOW will reopen her select
slish and German kindergarten and
nary school. 1i1S Capitol avenue, cor
LaBranch, Monday, September 9Th.
ms, $500 9-l6
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$35 A WEEK and expenses paid sa.esmen
for cigars: experience Unnecessary; per-
marent position. The w. L. III ne Co..
ST, Louis, Mo
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lSToN SHORTHAND AND TYPE
RITING SCHOOL. Mason Block. MISC
BE f. Harper. principal If YOU are
hitiops and will work hard, we want
!. to take business training course
IN us. II
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ttuated near Sour Lake station, al
POINTING on the Southern Pacific raj
pad nearly in solid body; We want
honey address VIM Hunter. Hutchns
House. 5
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'S-We offer 10 per cent discount
regular prices on all goods this
Bring this ad. Dillingham; Furni-
Co., Main and Capitol streets. 3
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|GD--At once. ladies and gentlemen
our late method on collars, cuffs.
and waists. 81 Packard's Troy
hry, No. 9l2 Prairie; phone 1882. Z
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p. c. A. BCJAC. pianiste. studio. 1913
kson block: special attention paid TO
Iiments of music: lessons at pupils
|idence II desired: instruction to be-
liners: also advanced students. II
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Hoalcy's best drums. atringed instrument
ETC.; 30 of Hcnnecko's best Art Models. inc
other large statues, n large China kiln, co
oug1 course of study, playground. storm
ton, perfect sewerage. pure water. no de
Burde.to College. Then why send OH
Rrrdetto ofYeru YOU better advantages for
that Won may SEQ aud know what we ha
to come to YOU and we VIII give YOU fine
erd a journey around the world without
for our Illustrated catalogue. Address q.
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WANTESD-Fdfty MeXicans or negroes to
cut four-foot pine wood and clear land,
75c per cord for the cutting. Hubert s..
IL Wilsnn 2
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WLANTfED--All the men that want to
work TO cut wood at 75c per cord, cash
every week; no dudes or loafers VIII
sons Woo9 Yard 2
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WANTED-To correspond with a first.
class all-around tailor. Address j.. BOX
13 Beaumont Texas.
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FEBAI. Brazos river and old Caney
fantaticGrs. all rich alluvia.l land: 1918
Pre- plantation forty niles from Hous-
IN; railroad runs through It: switch on
be place; no better land In the world.
Hdress VIM. Hunter. Hutchins House. Z
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WANTED-General assistant manager
for large brewery: must be first class
man. speak German and travel, deposit
$1,000 with rise of SIS to $4,000 interest
in stock salary $500 to $1,000 per year.
10091a Congress avenue. 2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-The firm Of
Inman & Co, Of Houston Texas, expires
August 81, 1887. by limitation and mutual
consent, and VIII be succeeded by Inman
& Read, composed OF s. M. Inman of At
lanta, Ga. and W NJ. Read of Houston.
Texas. Either partner will sign I'm
liquidation" s. NJ. Inman, w. C. Sand
ers, w. NJ. Read, w. II. Inman, John
w Inman, John W. Sanders. s. A. In
man. 8
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WANTED Today. good cook at SIS to $40
per month. 10O91s Congress. 2
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WhNTED-A competent eoyerness to
teach two little girls c and years old;
must also be able 20 teacf music; only
a reasonable salary will be laid refer
ence required: place OF residence IL miles
from Victoria. Address Z. S. E. Hol-
land, this office.
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WOMAN of fair education TO travel per-
mane1t. SW Ter month aud expenses.
Address. with references. u. box 7S4.
Tl,i,
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Department of Agriculture, insurance.


Department of Agriculture, insurance.
Statistics ana History, Austin. Texas.
August a. 1897.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that, whereas a
sachusetts Benefit l. fe association of
Boston, Mass.
Now, therefore. l. Jefferson johnson,
commissioner OF insurance of the State
IN me by article 3cesu Of the Revised
Civil Statutes Of Texas, do hereby re-
woke, cancel and annnl the certificate OF
authority to do business heretofore
granted 10 ssfd company until such time
as said company shall resume business
and satisfy this department of its sol
vency.
Witness my hand and seal Of the in
surance department. this 24th day Of
August, 1897. jefferson Johnson.
Commissioners OF Insurance, ETC.
$40 90 REWARD Will give $40 reward
FOR rforniatioi who the parties are
using M Irish setter hurting dog with
out my ccrsent. +. Il. Jones. Houston.
Texas.
NOTICE-All persons wishing to buy
lot or get permit for ourylng WIN please
call on secretary. corner Mckinney and
Main street. Geo. II. Henrichsen, secre-
tAry and treasurer Magnolia Cemetery
company. y
THE BoARD OF MEDICAL ExAMIN-
Frs for the Eleventh district win meet
al DIR. Geo. w. Larendon's office Satur-
day. september Is. 1881. at p; m,
Geo. w. Larendon, NJ. D..
a-ts Secretary.
TO WHOM n MAY CONcERN--I have
no connection whatever WIN the Guar
and have not Rad since resigning from,
is board of directors, Immediately after
It's organization ANY uss Of my name
thorizsd and fraudulent John II. Kirby;
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NICELY furnished front rooms, or or
suite; baths; good board; close in. i0i
Crawford. four blocks from court house
quiet place; rates reasonable; references.
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lR SAIip--Nice dwelling, eleven rooms.
Rodem improvements. in the business
brit. of the city. opposite Bristol Hotel.
kpIly 903 Rusk averaue, over the store. z
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WANTED--Boy, with horse, to carry
paper route. Apply Dukes News stand,
8 a. IN.
WANTED-4Nurse to take charge Of baby
at her own home. Apply 2lN Commerce
avenue.
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WANTE1D--,At once, three good hustling
agents, ladies or gentlemen; salary from
start. Call 1913 Franklin avenue. II. H..
Weaver 2
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plant. located at CorScana; oid-estftb-
lished business. terms easy. Address
lock box 626 Cotsicana, Texas 9-2S
LAWYERS ATTt.NTlolt.-n you need
Texas rcpo~is. voh'mes ~ to Sc, price
Si75 per volume. order now from Gam
mel Book company, Austin, Texas. 9-5
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EdGeworfh Hoarding and Day school
For Girls. Re-opens September q. 1851. 35th
year.
Mrs. II. p. LEFEBynE. Principal.
Mss +. ID. HUNTLtsY. Associate Prin-
cipal.
is2 and i24 w. Franklin street. Baltimore.
Nd.
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FOR RDNT-Two connecting southeast
rooms; suitable for couples: with first
class board: also barn for rent. Apply
HOS Walker avenue
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WANNED--Ten teams to haul wood and
one hundred men to cut four-foot pine
wood at Toe per cord. settlement in
cash weekly. Wilson'S woodward. 6
WANTED-One hundred men TO cut four
foot pine wood at 75c per cord; cash In
Coal Yard. G
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HARNESS FIJI, SALE.-Ir:ne lot of har-
ness. worth So 70" sale at $40 per set.
Edw. LarcndoI. corner Franklin and
Caroline street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

R SALE-3OO acres land IN the James
puth quarter league on Middle bayou
erris county, Texas. Joseph Quincy
! lyeSton TeyaS If
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WANTED-Situatton in store or office, by
young man who understands bookkcep-
ing; viii do good work and give satisfac-
ticn. Address 1857. this office.
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Founded by tho Rt. Rev. a. G.
Garrett. ID. D., LII. d.. Bishop
OF Dallas. Texas.
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SECRET socITIEs.
PERSONAL.

BIZ: l2ol. ]. ID. Capron; 1868 (2); 1905;
'5 Hv ise ' + i9 Is isce; Is islo 1S g. S.
|itzen; Isl. L. II. e.: loss. 1855 So;
es4 az; n. =. S (5); 1910; 1910 {2)
tunity: l2CG (2). 1881; 2. t.. 1861 (2);
sl7 90: r. G. 90; ltlS; 1868, l243 90;
|. 1875: 12a0 (2) 1921. 1911 (2); 1892;
b.. 1875; Work; 1850; 1900 CD;
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SITUATION WANTED.

POSITION to do clerical work, as coilec.
tor, city drummer, salesman or drive de-
livery; Well acquainted with city; best
references. Address No. es,2, this Office.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TAINTED GeatlerS. n and ladies to board
Hat 505 Aust n street: close in: bath: nice.
4 large rooms: newly furnished; rates $3.50
to 800 per week. Z
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WOULD like to correspond with party
wanting good farmer Address 70, this
office.
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SITUATION wANTED---By a colored girl
as .hambermaid or nurse. Address 2oll
jackson. 3
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WANTED " Dung man stenographer own
Ding own typewriter, who viii make him.
self generally useful around office. Ad-
dress c. HOFFMAN. Cameron Texas.
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FOR SALE-Elerant full, leather top
phaetons, WITH leather trimmings and
spring backs. worth 500. sI5 Edw. Lar
en- ion. corner Franklin and Caroline
street
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Everybody to know we will
allow 10 per cent discount from regu-
lar prices to any one presenting this I'D
at 70l Main street this week; don't miss
this Dillingham; Furniture Co. s
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WANTED white woman to cook and as
s.st in housework. Apply at once at 1915
Franklin, corner Hamilton street.
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Fob sALE--Tu,i leather top buggics.
worth S75, for so. Edw. clarendon. cor
ner Franklin aud Caroline street l
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wANTED-A quick pants maker, lady or
man. steady Jon. l.. Bernhart, box 522,
Richmond Texas, 2
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WANyrEDt-At once, cookbook. Apply
Steiff, I'll Main street 3
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TYPEWRrTERS-D pay 800 for a
typewriter when you can get the best
for nearly one-half tho price; the latest
improved Hartford is the up-to-date ma.
chine: send for catalogue. We also have
n large stock Cf second hand typewriters
OF all makes which we have taken IN ex-
you to write us II you are in the market
before buying elsewhere and get our
prices i. j. Finck & Co.. agents, Gal
weston Texas. a-l0
FOR SALE-An assortment OF second.
hand pullcys, hangers. piping. etc. Call
at the business office Of The Post U
DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
Croker Wheeler Motors.
General Electric Motors and Generators
Buckeye Incandescent Lamps.
And fun line of high grade Electric
supplies Of all kinds.
Repairs to all kinds of apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants.
l.. II. MILLER.
office, No. u Main street.
Phone 5S5. Il
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PROFESSIONAL.

DFTECTIVE AGENCY-Trained detec-
tiyes furnished on short notice ana rea-
sonable rates. For further PARTICULARS
address James McCane, box 100. Hous-
ton, Texas. $40
CLINE 4 CLINE & DAN'L H. TRIP
LETT, lawyers. abstract OF Titles, Nous
parlous Francois 1--WE speak French). Wir
sprechen Deutsch 1--WE speak Germany.
l5loiz Congress avenue u
a. @. OPTION & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agentl and Adjusters. 10 Main street.
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SITUATION wANTED-By experienced
druggist; reference given. Address No.
/ A, this office. 3
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YOUNG MAN, colored, wants work
around yard. house, drive delivery wag-
on. good hostler. attend buggy; well rec.
commended. Address i3iS, this office. 2
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

city, a good paying grocery store. stock,
fxtures horse and wagon. Two lots.
store on one, dwelling on the other. For
particulars write Il. ]. Robinson. Waco.
Texas. u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-16
Against mn Alleged Trust.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Feb. 10. Judge
Burneil thought the cause OF sufficient
Importance when he overIuleu the
demurrer in the quo warranto pro-
ceeuings to dissolve Inc National Man
ufscturing company, on The allegation
that II iB a trust, to file q written opin-
Ion. In 1t he says:
"There are two actions here and two
demurrere. The one on the part OF
the state 10 to annul the FRANCHISE, and
en- the part OF Paddock, who 10 a
member OF defendant corporation, 1t is
TO restrain the defendant from Tor.
feiting or cancelliug any Of his stock
for the reason that ne has violated the
agreement with the company. The
demurrer admits that the purpose,
object and business OF the company Ia
TO Tx high anu nctiti0us pricee, anu to
injure the business OF its neigh In
eight great states OF the Union.
"Deiendant's counsel wsulu hardly
contend that such purpose was law.
iui. The contention with reference
TO this Ii that these allegations are
mere con clusiOns OF law, which are
not admitted by the demurrer. The
conclusion OF the court therefore 10
thst the allegations OF motive, purpose
and practice arc matters OF fact and
net conclusions of law; that as such
the demurrer admits them TO be true.O
Tho effect OF this ruling is that the
cases must now proceed to trial upon
their merits.
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NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-The Hersld's
correspondent in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, telegraphs that Colonel More
ciar Ceiar, who WAS ordered 10 Bahia
to suppress the rebellion OF the fanatic.
al bands under Conselheir0, has sent
word that he must have more troops.
He declares that the strength OF the
fanatics is largely underestimsted.
Recruits in large numbers, he esye,
are daily Joining Conselheiro's stand.
ard. The headquarters OF the rebels
has been removed from Cansdos 10 O
moro Advantageous point In the die
turbed province. 1t is feared that there
will be severe struggle before the re-
volt is overcome.
The moot serious allegations continue
to be made as TO the cauee OF the revolt
and the means by which 1t is kept
alive. In certain Brazilian papers, 1t
lie charged that President Moraes him.
himself 10 responsible for the disorder
in the dominant parties IN the repub-
lie, this state OF affairs being, II Is said,
d prominent factor in inducing the
fanatics to riss At this tune.
1t Is also charged in Brazil that the
duke dc Montpensier has sent funds
from Paris to Conselhe GIRO.