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Land LAW POINTER.

Lard Commissioner baNer issued the
following notice this evening:
The act validating surveys made by
virtue Of authority OF certificates issued
~ ex-Confederotes under the act Of Issl.
hiss become "a law; but all persons interest
- are advised that the set does Mt TAKE
eject uati ninety days after the legisla-
tuic a3igarue.
The legislature viii ppSahlr adjourn
some time mex month. pad ii follows that
the law VIII take oirict sOme time IN
August next
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Rrccn Don't Know

Dallas, Texas. April l9.--In letter to
The Post CORRESPONDENT, Mr.. Thomas Breen.
lately appointed postmaster at Mineola,
states that bevond the fact that his an
pllcation was Endorsed bv both Green and
Grant he has no information as to who
caused his success. He Is Of tho opinion
that there was no clash between the op-
posing factions over his appointment.
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nrNnn Mt Irrnnkfnrt

Frankfort, KY. April 19-Hon. w j.
Bryan arrived here from Louisville today
and was given an enthusiastic welcome at
the depot. His rooms at the Canltol hotel
were profusely decorated with flowers by
ladies Of Frankfort and an Informal recep-
tion WIS held In the hotel this afternoon
after his speech He witnessed the Joint
ballot OF the general assembly at noon.
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read his annual report In whieh ne le
viewed the progress In lighting haue uu
ing the mast wear and giving a comprehen-
sivc summary OF the Gas Exposition al
Madison Square. New York. In January
Several papers relating TO the manake,
ment OF gas and electric light plants were
read. The local lighting plants were IA
spected and at nisht the delegates "e'e
given a Mexican supper.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
steamship Holland Arrives From
nrrmcn Win ImmInrnnts.

Galveston, Texas, April 19-The North
German Lloyd steamship Roland. Captain
Zurbansen, nineteen days from Bremen, ar
rived this afternoon with miscellaneous
cargo and 32j passengers. nearly all of
them immigrants.
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Another san Jncinto nnl.

Austin. Texas, April ls--sena,or Burns
will Introduce bill tomorrow n the soa-
ate making an appropriation o. slooOo Or
any part thereof for the purchase c: the
battlefield Of san Jacinto. The bin is tie
same as that passed recently. only is i
reduction in the amount Of money to LIZ
expenled.
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Dallas IL, Fort Wort, !,

Da''as' leNas' April 1a,-McColskey's
nnen unppeu me claws of the Panthars
MI 49, w"aS ana Won easily. Peppers. the
,,as ,w'tler' who arrived yesterday.
mu' Pun IN 10 pitch the game, but was
wv wa ana was taken out in the middle
eco rnG n ,,,.o ming, when Fort Worth had
W tyh ng was substituted nna bases tulL
visitors DOWN, The attendant" ,n meiu lae
snMi. Paris plays Dallas iomor l9uIS w y,i,
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sens OF Mansfield. Tarrant county, to same
effect.
Bv Morton-Pctition Of twenty .onc ciii-
zels Of E7ash county in favor OF the Hous-
ton and Texas Central consolidation act
Bv Desn-Bill 70 amend article 1919.
charter ~. title q. Revised Statutes, so
as to FIX salary o: s;encgraphcrS Of court Of
civil appesiS az maximum OF 5000 per
year
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s,Ni X. Y i
10 4. IA
4 Wv, l
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Austin II, snn Antonio =.

Austin, Texas. April 1a-The Senators
downed the Dronchos today in tho last
game of the series by score of II 10 4.
The Austin team outfelded and outhlt the
san Anton'ans AZ every stage Of the game.
Tho fielding of Mesmer and the hitting OF
captain We!kart were exceptionally fine.
In ne attendance was good, as was the UNI
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August next,
1N:TErerArr cnMhLIssInN-

Messrs Storey aai Nayfield Of the rail-
road ccuuLsic1 and Attorney General
Crane haze gone 20 Dallas to be IN attend
ance Oh tie meeting q the Interstate com
mercc commission judge Reagan re-
mains here
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nnANn Lonon FlNNNcEs.

Total Grand Lodge receipts were some
$1,000 less than for previous year. owing to
reduction OF por capita tax from 81 to so
cents atd falling oil OF Supplies. yct raj
apce I'm hands OF the Grand master OF eN-
chpquor IL $40 3S3, only $3.50 10 less than
previous wears balance. a further reduc-
ton VI the per capita tax to ~ cents "
recommended
Five LODGED lost all thor effects by Are
only two carrying insurance. All, except,
porhAps the last. have In measure re-
covered and are doing good work.
TWO lodges have failed to report since
December 81. 1895, and one since December
81 1890.
STATE OF THE ORDER
Number Of lodges April 81. 1885,. '2l
New lodges instituted ..............
Less charter surrendered (Pease
River No. 1881 .............'..''''
Number of lodges April 20. 1891. 2sa
NI YAK W '''''D''s ,........ lib, $50
Additions Initiated, rpnstatea and
admitted by card) .,.,.....'''''''' LISA
Deductions suspended. hy surrender
OF charter, expelled, Withdrawn,
transferred and died '.....'''''''' hoaa
Number OF members December 81.
1895 ........ ..... .'.,-.'''' ''-' 1850"
Nllnhcr OF members December 81.
1895 49,. ..,.. ....' .'''.'''''''''io'1oV
Net cain $40
Past grand chanrellors. 81; past chnncel-
loE. 2040: knights, ii,64i; csquires, 70:
pages. rs; reflections during the year -
FINANCIAL CONDITION or suBoR-
DINATE LODGES.
Balance cash GU hand December 81,
1895 ......... 80. .........' S4o'oio 81
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TEXAS LIGHT MEN.
Third Annual Convention In Session
nj san Antonio.

Mt san Antonio.
San Antonio, Texas. April l9.--The third
annual convention of the Texas Gas and
Electric Light association met here today
and will remain IN session three days, f.
II. Starr. Jr. OF Gonzales presented the
report OF the executive committee. which
was adopted. the most important feature OF
which was recommendation for the ddop-
tion Of new constitution which was con-
CURED In.
President Thomas d. Miller Of Dallas
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summary
Earned iuns-Gaiveston l. Houston 1.
Two base hjts-Deyeney. Knox, Klopf
T. Hess, Nance. Rothermel.
Three bas,. hit--Murray.
Home run-Reed.
Struck out-By Roper 1. by Murray ..
by Hardy =.
Bases on called balls-oR Roper 3. of
Murray 2. OFF Hardy >.
Double plays--K merer TO Knox; Beech
er IN Rothermcl to Huston
stolen baass-J Hess Klopf 2. Nance
Rothermel 3. Beccher, Hoover.
Batter hit-By Murray
Wild mtchos-Hardy. Roper.
Time of game-2:05.
Cmpire-Clark,
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iIunH IInrnnIf

brcnham, Texas. April lo--Noar Shabby
'"s' night Mrs. Louis Hosea committed
suicide by hanging Deceased was about
on or " years old She leaves a husband
ana fiVe children. No reason assiensd
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Drnth OF chnric. Lurt,rnuer.

San Angelo. Texas. April l9.-Charlos
Lurttenger OF summcrflela. who came hero
l1r ms health died Immediately upon ar
rival N'st night OF heart trouble uis 70
mains were embalmed and SHIPPED ia hls
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During the past year death has removed
IA true and loyal knights. among whom
were % PAST chancellors
ENDOWMENT RANK.
Twelve now sections have been organ
lied in this domain the past year, and a
gain OF SEQ members Is reported ON jan
uary l, 1897, We had l95 sections with 1896
members. carrying $S.Gi7000 Insurance
During the past year Sos 0oo was paid to
| the boneficiaries Of deceased members in
this grand domain. Encouragement OF the
endowment rank is strongly urged.
OFFICIAL RECEIPTS For RITUALS.
Complaint is made that the granl stat
ute requiring Installing officers to take Of
fetal receipts of the new chancellor com
nandors upon delivering hem the rituals
ana to forward same to the grand keeper OF
records and seal is not generally observed.
me good results that Nave obtained
Wherever district meetings and schools
OF instruction" have been hold during the
past year are mentioned with approval
and minutes of such meetings are given In
detail.
Acknowledging the courtcsies extended
him by Pythian journals he recommends
especially 10 the good gracos of the
brothers. the official organ Of the grand
lodge, the "Texas PythIan Knight"
CONCLUSION.
The years record is before YOU Har-
mony peace and good will" have pre-
vailed. The prospects for a pythian re-
ylyal in consequence of a Frightening
future are flattering and the year 1897
should be banner" year to the end that
tho grand lodge may celebrate It's Silver
anniversary next year with such a record
Of Phythtan achievements Of which every
Pythian heart can feel proud,
The grand master Of exchequer +. w.
Burger Of Waco. submits his annual re-
port of receipts and disbursements in de-
tan OF which the following are the totals:
April %, 1896, to amount from T..
h. Rowley Per r. a. Ferris. Sill 263 95
sundry dates, to Henry Miller,
g. X. II. S. .................. 13,19O.64
iotal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S24 454 n
sundry datea, by warrants
drawn Observation-Disclosures. $l4,O7l5a
April 10, 1897, to cash ON hand. $40 asa m
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April II. 1897, to cash on hand. $40 $3.50
Tndurtcd "a Candidate.

Fort Worth, Texas. April 10-Queon
City Lodge. No 81, Knights of Pythias.
held its regular meeting. which was at
tended by nearly all the visiting knights
in the city. candidate was duly in
Quoted through the mysteries Of the
1snlghts' rank Gong form). the worN
icing performed by invitation by thG
team of Red Cross lodge, No. II, In an i'm
prt ssivo and effective manner. High dig
nitarits and visiting knights then re-
spondcd to requests from the chancellor
commander and a Pythian expcrieneu
meeting of good fellowship was enjoyed
until q late hour
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BYRON DREW

Announces His Candidacy for Lieu
tenant Governor in 1sos.
Austin. Texas. April l9.--Mr. Drew OF
Kaufman. the we'll known advocate Of re-
trenchmeat and reform. announces his IN
qualified candidacy for lieutenant governor
In 1898. He saws he has not yet evolved his
platform hut that IL viii be MAPPED out
in accordance with eKiating conditions = hen
the campaign rolls around. Senator Cough
OF Collin county, & IS understood. also has
an ambition In the same direction.
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John Johnson. sweae. Oiled suit here
today against ,he Houston and Texas Cen
trial ior g51oaQ for the loss Of . foot last
august az Elsuaud. Texas.
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Tie franchise tax paid FOR the year 1879,
10 date amounts 20 1860
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nall wine glass OF Angosturi Bittora
before meals VIII restore the appetit.
Manufactured only by Dr. J. a. 81. Sic
CERT & Sons.
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Mcssrr August MosAr aad Oswald g
Parker Of Houston ara registered at the
Hntal GnlRa
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eurRENlE cNrNT AnI0rRNEn.

The supreme court met here today. but
adjourned until Thursday next without
trBasaetiug any business.
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THE BEST
The Peoples Opinion OF "
nwny & co.'s Treatment

Those who speak the hisnes Vol, 4
hathaway & Go, : system arJh pss y
sought cure for their trouo os, hges]]
IN vain that they became a!h w ms q
The opinioA of a man "hTTbs fs,,
everything carries wssl.., and ST. q
est advocates of their quIeb 80 arc "
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Denison-Shcrmnn IL. Prs,

Den'eon. Texas. April n.-rfs n
team got their batting eyes IN r,aa
today and lined the ball out IN an
az opportune times and won n. 1,
me game on the part of Paris nm
siilger that the Frenchmen %, .,
iirst games. The clean. snappy aS,r
The home team was the feature A,
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system snr M
NJ, M.s and Tsis v
after az lo a ss.is'
i in sesperlm.nn,',nI. II
The sys!s%sp y
duced m IF. 81,
ago BY GcA !
saw 'their
! Is the =. Esirsshf'
drugs arr arr = ~
|. y '..hana -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. Apru 10.

ARRIVED.
IS Rol2ad, Hurbausen. Rremcn.
SAILED.
SIS Governor. Thomson, Liverpool.
VESSELS IN PORT.
IS Gerunnia. Fowler * McVitie.
IS kngior, Fowler " McNttiv
IS Nueces j. n. Sawyer a. Co.
llkt Altert Shultz, Selling.
IS MhMe. Crosa. Fowler * Melville.
IS Roland, w w. Wilson.
VESSELS SAILED FOR GALVESTON
S. Belgian King, Antwerp. March 27.
SIS tnleion'a. RIO Janeiro. March q.
IS tiNpanle. Hamburg. Marsh Z.
~ Nessia, Liverpool. March z.
IS llorsa, Calcutta, April II.
- Lena, New York. April II.
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Earnod runs-Austin q
pn nMo base ihits-Weber, Bailey, PettIjohn
=, Three base hits-Weikart, Iinau ntar,,,,
sullivan. N'''u' Martin,
Austin u. '''"'0 ~ by
= ruck out--By TIarow /
Eases on called hails-Orf par,r,1ro
OH Harlow |, off Kcefe 4 ''-use D.
cer con r,o ~ o niays3Clark and Oconnor; spen-
kart. ''"he' ana We
9 nattn hases-Petiiohn, Mesmer.
i,yaiiiSSers hit-Mo7mer Sullivan.
Tina OF game--1 Ak.
umpire-Jacks.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE nay.
take Laxative Bromo ouinine TahIat.
All druggists refund the money Il il fans
to cure. &c.
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TAXES AND INTEREST PAID.


Hale county to-day paid $500 interest OF
bonds held by the school fund.
The following taxes were paid the comp
troller today;
Hartley county. ai valorem. sas1t63;
occupation,
Calhoun county, al vaioTem, s502s.72;
occupation. $3.50 40.
Guadalupe county, ad yslorem s21. $50. -
occupation. s54g1.55.
The comptroller today received railroad
tax a. follows:
For, worth and Denver City. per cent
tax On passenger earnings. $2i1.44; tax
on telegraph messages. t47s0.
Wichita Valley Railway company. i per
cenr on passenger earnings, sl+e4; tax on
messages. s..
no Grrde and Fl Peso Railway COM
pszy. per ceat On PASSENGER earnings,
$50.
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STATE CAPITAL ITEMS.
DEN1soN RIFLES WILL ATTEND
UNWILLING CEREMONIES.
General Nabry Coming to Houston.
Taxes and Interest Paid.
Austin Notes.

Austin. Texas, April l9--Adjutant Gen.
ersl Mabry today granted permission to
the Denison Rifles TO attend the unwilling
O, the Confederate monument at sherman.
Texas. tomorrow.
General Mabry will 20 TO Houston to-
morrow to attend the San jacinto ce-e-
monies. not in hts official position. how
ever. bu; SIS an onlooker.
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Earned runs-7Dallas 4. -,
Two base hlts-McCloskey n.
Three base hit--weyhing.
Home run-Hobright,
Ltht on bases--By Dallas IA Al
Worth 10. y y
Struck out--Ry Weyhinr ? nv NJ
Eases on called halls-Off WIZ "a \
Goodall 9. ""1'
Double play-peeples tunss,,r.s
stolen haSes,Dawk!ns q, III
Batter hit-Pepu!nny.
Passed balls-Menefee Z
Wild pitch-Peppels.
Il me of game-2.l5.
CmlIIrp-I.lnI.
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Depison northumberland 0esq.!tH
Paris observation-disclosures. VVps'i'
summary
Earned run-Denlson I, Parisl, !
Two base hits-Bammet, WkSx'
t2). Backwith.
Three base hits-Kemmer, Doys
Left on bases-By Den!son Z b ~
Struck out-By Burris 8. BY DIG.
Bases on called balls-On Buzz.
Dillon D.
Double plays-Dow.e (unassss Y
!e, Bammert and B-istow; BecHs
Rose.
Stolen bases-Bammerl Dowsv
tow. Rose. ScnAth.
Passed ball-Boland.
Wild pttch-Burris.
Time of garne-l:D. 80
Umpire-Brennan
The morning news., 1897-07-26

reports from the spring wheat crop are
less favorable, and if our total crop should
not exceed an average yield, the outlook
will be pretty squally for England and
the other importing countries. The market
is fermenting, and we seem to be on the
eve of startling developments.
Corn was dull and rather heavy all the
week until Saturday, when a renewal of
the crop damage talk caused a strong
market resulting in an advance of about
lc, September closing at 271a9275sc. Corn
looks low when we consider the crop has
various vicissitNdes still to encounter
Provisions advanced slightly, but with
out as yet showing revival of activity.
VIM. 7 Williams
The morning news., 1897-07-26
Weekly Market Review.

'o'-on was moderately active all the
week The feeling was nervous and unset
'eu 'ne day weak and the next day
firmer The eal,y tendency was down
VIA On account OF rains in the south
- oul later, as il became evident that
- A3s the rains had been by no means
saeisl or sufficient, a steadier tone fol-
me later strength. however, was
'' ''eided in old crop than in new
~ tiI'Hihsi August which sold on Thurs
H., .'"u 10 I3lc, had rallied on Saturday
anq closed at 7lSc, while Novem-
~ "-'el declining to 6.96c recovered to
ana closed 702c. The net result is a
points advance in August and a few
,''Hls decline in new CROP This was dne
'Auaordlnary strong statistics and
h. tl.'Iont ease with which August can
o. "'Fed or at least squeezed Tho
.- very much worried trying TO form
f.i. .'' OF what kind Of prices are ant 10
r.f ,Nt the early part Of the season.
t.,, IlaLh that there will be a very ac-
cam .....'Iu a,'Iu Tor cotton. and while we
le.no ,- on good deal coming in, Il is
~ ans sure that there VIII be enough
.a lAe inquiry. which Will be urgent
I...t tIi directions. For some time. at
.g..... Hkely that prices win be well
al.., ana may even be materially
,,...'. '' ana this regardless OF what mo
10 tr. ou'-turn OF the crop may be. AS
a.r,r. op II must be admitted that the
f.r.l.. W" poets favor "a large Weld mt
.ya 'a much 80 as two or three weeks
#. e5it large portion of Texas the cron
FIX dotorioratlng from iaclS of
stul ul W. our own section. due 10 ite
.Hs ,.''U''i,hhulng excess, there are increas-
ana .....iii'llints OF damage by rust, insects
t.f.i "u,ai market has been I'm on apl-
oay.6..' '.piIion an the week. II must be
tn, t....' lhe most casual observer maj
~. l.. .! Is at last taking a sorlous viev,
saaf,,- 'uauon. Price changes werc vyide
s1.I og a, winch closed last week nt G9s,e
on -.'''llay morning down 10 egc and
div -i ay wn3 up 10 7lNc. olosino no,
III... ihuralay was holiday nm on
u.rst, ,n' price foll Sc. saturlov DO
~ snc strong again. and closed
,,r The foreign demand b,s 49, 49,
hs .. The deficiency In Eppono y,lii
ol.s. ihln usual and tbcro "n ,.n
cr u than Tho United s,atea ana
'n which anything nf cons".
ne 'Npecicd. our ylalt,. ,,,,',,,,.
t. 'Aan it hHs been la ro.n,. ,'i,i..s ,,'..,...
'f. .arI. I'.nt predicted here in tbe
nlH boon reached. anI 49,
H..tf continues. althaupb n.o, ,g,,,nr ,nr
"-" moving more Freely i.atsst
The morning news., 1897-07-26
LONDON's MONEY MARKET.
The Continental Demand For Gold
still Continues.

London, July 25.-The money market re-
mains in a condition of extreme ease. The
gold demand continues for the continent,
and incoming supplies are still interrupt
ed en- route to the bank. The future Of
the market seems to depend upon the
monetary relations of England with the
United States.
Large purchases of grain will no doubt
be made during the autumn for European
account, but the trade balance has been
Offset hitherto TO some extent by Euro
pean sales of American securities and
more recently by purchases Of goods here
to scape the new tariff. At the present
moment, while gold is being shipped from
the United States to Europe, remittances
Of bullion are being made from Australia
to San Francisco. The movements are
exceptional in both cases.
The stock market was closed on Satur-
day for repairs, which will occupy a week.
While the market during the week re-
tanned It's firmness, there was no increase
IN business. The American market at
tractod the largest share OF attention.
though the Improvement in prices was en-
urely due TO American purchases based
on good crop reports.
Canadian Pacific rose 3 points on reports
from the Klondike region and Greek and
Turkish issues were strengthened by the
proposals Of peace.
The morning news., 1897-07-26
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEE,
READ DOWN.

at auction the government was given first
choice at Richmond prices. This was true
particularly OF quinlne which the United
States had made contraband Of war along
with other medicines IN one Instance the
government obtained a large shipment OF
qulnine az 81 100 an ounce. when a spccu-
lator had offered S29O an ounce.
The history Of confederate currency wall
show features Of paihos and humor with
OFT parallels Incredible as a. may seem,
the congress did not recognize the gravity
Of the situation until the winter OF iss3-6i
and then valniy cndeavorcd 10 palllate it
by the discussion OF harc-bralned schemes
that havo their counterparis In our own
day. but long before that time their money
had become a matter Of daily jeHt TO n
great-hcarted people They had their grim
fun out OF H. though they suffered.
The morning news., 1897-07-26
BANKER cLEws' VIEWS.
Resume nnd Forecast OF the Markets
ns seen From wall street.

ar seen From wall street.
New York, July A-At last. the long ex-
pected tariff law has become an establish
ed fact. II the process OF framing It has
been nrotracted and tedious. that fact may
be regarded as evidence Of a purpose to
make the dollh. rations thorough and the
result. therefore, the more satisfactory
and lasting. However private views may
differ as TO the policy Of the measure It
was devised IN obedience 10 the expressed
wish OF n majority OF the nation; aud rs
discussion was attended with the fullest
hearing Of both sides Of the opposite In
terests concerned. At least therefore. the
enactment OF the tariff law Of 1897 must
be accepted as the expression OF the best
Judgment OF the nation for the time being.
That judgment Is the only constitutional
means OF conducting the affairs Of The
country. and IL should therefore be- ioy-
ally accepted ANA fairly and patiently sub-
locted TO Iho ttst OF experience. To those
nc least who approve of ihe policy of pro-
lection. the new law presents one con-
aplcuous feature for c0ngratulatlon. it
extends ald 10 many Interests which have
The morning news., 1897-07-26

Jennie Thomas, 576 tons, Young, Balti-
more; sid July IS.
Hida, 555 tons, Rines, Baltimore; sid July
23
Mariory Brown, 1.15O tons, Osborne, at
Philadelphia, July q.
Joel Cook, 5S1 tons, Fraser, Boston; sid
July IS.
Charmer, 67S tons, Johnson, Baltimore;
SD July %.
Rebecca NJ. Walls, 5s1 tons, Little, at
Philadelphia, July q.
Stephen G. Loud, 4O2 tons, Pierson, Balti-
more: sid July Il.
Island City, 4O6 tons, Harvey, at Balt-
more July q.
Thomas A. Ward, 765 tons, Steelman, Phil
adeiphia; sid July 90
Harry A. Berwind, 911 tons Wallace, Phil
adeiphia; sid July %.
Jula A. Trubee, 1872 tons Albertsen at
New York, July q.
l9a r Latham 4i0 tons, Lewis, New
York; sid July 20.
Margaret A. May, so tons. Jarvis. at Phil
adelphia, July "a.
aaron Reppard 4Oi tons, English, Phila-
ae.phia; sid July 9.
a D. Lamson, 426 tons, Smith, at Balti-
more. July 25
The morning news., 1897-07-26

A special feature OF the midsummer IIar-
per's ls It's short stories. The opening ar
ticle Is a story by Frederic Remington, OF
gcant OF the orphan Troop" The lllustra-
tions are By thc author. nnd include the
frontsplece of the number. in color IN
addition there are seven complete stories.
"sharon'H Choice ~ e humorous sketch
OF lio ln a western town. hy owen Wlstcr.
and is sympnthnucnliv illustrated by A.
B. Frost. "rho Cobnicr in thc Devils
Kitchen" d "a characteristic romance OF
voyageur days In Macklnac. by Mary