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Cattle-Quiet at yesterdays prices. Very
little was on the market and not much held
over from yesterday. Fat cattle will be in
good demand next week. In addition to the
regular demand, Armour & Co. will be reg
ular buyers on the market
Representative Sales
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3@4 per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at 1870
4.S7A for demand and at $4,000 .86H for
sixty days. Posted rates, $4.87@4 .S7k and
$4.88Q4. 88Aa. Commercial bills, $4.85. Silver
certificates. eOA@6O7sc. Bar silver, 6OAc.
Mexican dollars, 46%c.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
LIVE STOCK.
UNION sTOCKYARDS.

Receipts-Hogs, 300; cattle, 100; calves, rs;
sheep %.
Hogs-1Oc higher. The quality was good and
the market active. Yards cleared early at
the advance
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, July 16.-The market is quiet
IN cotton lines and unsettled in wooden goods
all quarters have had the effect of disconcert-
ing sellers and buyers alike In staple cot
tons the demand is limited and seems about
10 stay so as to the weeks close. Prices are
very low and brown goods occupy an unen-
vlaDle position. Wide sheetings are without
feature. Print cloths have been sold to the
extent of about 100000 pieces, and extras at
Fall River on a basis of 21Ac for sixty-fou
squares. Extras were sold for July ard Au-
gust delivery. Odd goods firm and quiet
Prints show no gain of demand in any quar-
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NEW YORK MINING SHARES.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

The following table, compiled by Bradstreet,
shows the bank cearings for the week, with
the percentage of increase and decrease, as
compared with the corresponding week last
year:
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION

Cars Inspected Out-Wheat No. / northern
4; No. 2 northern, 81 No. 3, 4; rejected, l
no grade, 5; No. oats. II; No. barley, 1
No. l fax, 8.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 16.-Butter is
firm on most grades at unchanged quotations.
The call for creamery extras from jobbers, and
retailers is rather of larger proportions.
Firsts are in free supply and shade easier.
A few seconds are coming in. Dairy extras
of best makes rule at quotations. A good
many firsts and seconds are on the market.
The bulk of the latter grade is going into
packing stock barrels. Ladies are in good de-
mand. Fresh, sweet packing stock is strong
and moving quickly at SC. Eggs in excellent
demand by jobbers at TIC, and good many
are taken by retailers at Sc. Receipts are
rather light. Live poultry is firm. Chickens
are cleaning up we'll Ducks and geese are
slow and dull. Veal of the strictly fancy
grade is in active demand at &c. Mutton and
lamb are firm. Dressed hogs are weak
BUTTER AND EGGS.
CHICAGO, July 16.-Butter steady; cream
cry, 1@141Ac; diaries, 9@12c Eggs firm;
fresh, Sc.
New York, July 16-Butter-Receipts, 6,5SS
pkgs; quiet; Western creamery, n@15c; Ell
gins, 15Ac factory, 7@1Oc. Cheese-Receipts,
14,112 pkgs; quiet; large state, 714@75sc;
small, 7A@712c; part skins, 46D5c; full, 21a
@3c. Eggs-Receipts, 1929 pkgs; quiet; state
and Pennsylvania, 121a@13c; Westerns, 11k@
12c.
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lambs was fairly active, prices ruling easier.
Sheep sold at $2@4 Westerns selling at $50
4, and a few extra natives brought $415GD4.25.
Lambs sold at $3@5.50. Receipts-Cattle,
5000; hogs, I7,0O0 sheep, $4,000.
MINNEAPOLIS.
NEW BRIGHTON, July 16.-Cattle, 60;
hogs, 4 sheep, 1900 Cattle-Market very
little stock offsred and not much trading;
common and medium stock Csc lower and
struggling; best high grade, steady with
slight decline; beef cattle firm and in good
demand: ] bull, $40, $2.35; cows, 920, $780,
Gamer, $50, $3.50; / mich cow, $2s; mixed
S3O, "; stoskers, $40, $685. Q bulls, 1,OSO,
$3.50 0Hogs-only a-few driven in hogs were
received, which sold at $3.05. Sheep-Seven
carloads of Westerns arrived en- route for
Chicago.
MIDWAY Horse MARKET.
Barrett & 'zimmermans report: Market
opened good with firm prices. Heavy horses
numerous on the market The following rep
resentatlve sales are for horses this day:
Weight. Price.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. July 16.-Money on call easy
at 1@1A per cent; last loan, / per cent;
closed. per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
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vance. July wheat closed at 751kc and Sep
TENDER at 70Ac.
RANGE OF PRICES.

July-Opening 74Ac; highest 76Ac; low
est 74Ac; closing, today, 76Ac; yesterday,
7413c.
eptember-Opening 66Ac highest 67kc;
lowest, 65%c; closing, today, 6714c; yesterday,
esq.,
Deeember-Closing, today, 691Ac: yesterday,
66Mc.
On Track-No. l hard, Use; No. north
ern, 76&c; No. 2 northern. 74&c; July oats,
20c f1aXseed, 7619c.
Curb on September wheat. .679s
Puts September wheat. ................ .66b
Calls on September wheat .................6 SO
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WHEAT MOVEMENT.
MILWAUKEE,,

MILWAUKEE,. July 16.-F1our- Higher.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT
OF STATE.
1 hereby certify that the within instrument
was filed for record in this Office on the 18th
day of July, A. D.. 1897, at Ills o'clock a.
M, and was duly recorded in book s of In
corporations on page.
ALBERT BERG
g.tTs Secretary of State.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey-ss.
Be it known on this 14th day of July, A
D., 1897 came personally before me R. r.
Thompson, Theo. F. Smith and Herbert NJ.
Temple, to me personally known to be the
persons who are described in and who have
executed the foregoing articles of incorpora-
ton, and they then and there duly acknowl-
edged the same to be their free act and deed.
(Notarial seal) HAROLD HARRIS,
Notary Public
Ramsey County Mimi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-18

rieron. Jose Morales de una lesion que lie
lnhfio un desconocido. Francisco Vargas de
una lesion que lie infri6 Jacobo Vicente; Ami
eeto Rivera de una lesion que lie ocasion6
Marcos Cruz.
~ Ninghn medicamento puede susttuir
q la Emulsion de Scott en- las Intermediates del
aparato respiratorio y semrre que Sc necesita
81 emplco de un buen reconstituyente ala
Emulsion de Scott de aceite de hfgado de ba
calao con hipofosftos de cal de sosa, es IN
excelente preparado, insustituible en- todas las
Intermediates que tiendan 4 debilitar el sistema,
como la tisis catarros bronquiales cr6nicos, de
cualquier o,igen que sean, escrofulismo, etc.
etc. D Ponce, Puerto Rico. Julio 10 de 1891.
Doctor Alejo Moreno, Medico del Hospital
Miiitar.
~. Nuestso agente en- Guayama partici'
pa sus abonados que es indispensable se siryan
abonar su Quota en- ell curse del mes, con ell
lin dc que pueda hacernos remesa de fondos
del 2 al $, fecha en- que tencmos precision de
reclbirlos.
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Rlcos Y roBREs

deseo: ell dc halaIa ora habar ella bemente fin
dc tratar de convencerla para yoyerla
Como 81 este hubers sido posible
Suponer que sin renUncle mujer i Las
que conde ofreea querda para decender Ia vida
tempos de que conservaba mas que un recuero
lleno de de dsgutos, NAL londo
ingrato de la naturaeza humana.
Ademas 81 Escoubere hubiese estaio mas al corente de
10 que pasaba hotel de Corbiere la villa olona
hutese perdlo la sombra de que abrigaba
FL conde Gabriel omaba cada dia afecto 4 su QUE
rida
Cala dfa aprecaba mas Z ena aque hombre aspeco
fo atvo esctptico que pareca haber eseryado para ella
todas ternuras tolas atcnciones.
Ia josen tens anto encanto graca saba pegare
ben los capricbos dc amante habia adqudo
ssceniiente que soer6n empeeno h ocurrido
la idea de perder su libertal.
Guerra caearse con Elena
Para conseguirlo necssaro Givorcio puesto qae
estaba casada.
A4ui surgia difoultad.
Fl marido.
FL conde esperaba triuufar de resstencia
Al dia siguiente de conversation ella en- la villa
de Boona dc las de la maana, dispuso da
principle al campimiento de su promesa.
FuG la ACADIA del octave istrto ALI VIC lIe
efeco Elena Noel estaba scrta nacda de padres
desconocdos.
La declaration haba sdo hecha por tai Duand
muerta algunos amos despues.
De podia aclaraci0n alguna
Qledaba la directora del coe,io Julien donde Eena
habia vivido tanto tempo abanionada.
Sc hizo coEducir Passy donde t,rd6 en- llegar.
Ell colegio Julien de los mas c0nocidos de Paris
Ocupa c el yicjo Passy un espacio considerable.
Es antique vendido revolucionaramene hace
sglo fue dedeado colego desie uego sigue
destno.
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Y A R | { D A D Es.

H2hI2 eanaeta, - Concederd credencal q
''oo'u ouea''a' todos aquellos que me hon-
ZEN con sus pedidos de mi acredtado, vino de-
mi propiedad, marca eSagasta,. Todos aque
Hos que me presenter certicado do ia casa
<Cerecedos, probando que desde tempo inme
morablc son coEsumdores de mi vino, los en-
pleare en- todo.- Prdreeles Sugasta.
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BBL1orEcA 'LAConRRsPoNDRxo1A" De PUERTO Rco" %

BBLIoTECA 'LACoRREsPoNpRNoA" De PunRTo-Rrco' %
de los amigos que ALI tenemos cuano fu nerpeado
por un cabalero que con vos ahogada singular do:
a-;Nos!
sMe volg con vveza quedG menos esupesacto
que Ell cabaero que acsbaba de pararse delane de MI
oMe miro oos asustados.
zra defensor el seIor eanneur de la Ginon-
mere.
,-,Norepitio admiration tan extrsna que no pude
menos de echarme rer.
,-Pues bien, 81 20 soy--e die tranquamenc
Que imprudencia
,-iVos me habes reconocdo?
s-Enseguia.
,-Yo creia que impossible
,-sComo estas aqui?
Como veis.
,-iDesgracado ;Quereis que prenlan?
mo hay pegro.
NO tardareis dos horas estar preso.
"A menoa que vayasa denuncarmc.
mo me upondreis capaz de ESQ:
Me sorprenderia mucho en- efeco.
sYo que he vendoa Paris solo para ocuparne de
este es ell deemo vaje que hsgo para
Quo pretendeis!
s-Obtener yuestro induto. y e esta buen
canine.
-Despues dio que habia vsto la condesa de CobiG
resdente de la Repdbca guien haba expueo
s-EIe hecho tontera quero repararla-me dijo.
,Ie die que le daba las gracas peo que moeara,
no hay necesidad -anad.
,-;Por que?-me pregunt6
,-Porque existe "a.
s-:Como?
,Debeis suporer que suuso que ereis esaro e.
Sc quedo mrandome oos asustados Ia boca alberta.
,-Si continut,-tal ves. he sido fusado
de Noumea sito que sma Mand1 devorado por los
tiburones.
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Locion antiherpetica del Or. Montes

--Es el me- jor medicamento para curar los hel.
pes, quitares la picaz6n en- el momento de
apliearla. <Ioci6n, esta perfumada.-
Cura la caspa i eyitando la caida del caielo.-.
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines, man.
chas espinilas de la cara.-Exite SECURE
Immediate. en- todas las bot;cas de "a
AlIsla.-- por mayor en- la del Sr. Guillermety.
Geronimo z cHSEEpon cio Assase De DE- ssgsa5si c9msh
tene nstablecida su ofcina calle de Ia Fortalezs
mum. 10, de esta ciudad, P.
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Gran yaEiedad en- iuguetes cOrlIentes

4..r-Sf Y.
Gran yaEjadad en- juguetes cOrrIenies
mecinicos cspecaos, hay constanto surtido
m Ell Bo,ar dr. Noycdadcs y Joyeria
'c Gonsdles Padin y Hc,manos.
ian Fancisco,3s.
lillian S|ya SAN JUSTO NUMERo 1s
S~"N" o"'u Deposito dc Maqunas de coser.
Compra, Nenta y Alquilcr. Sc dan plazos
10 mismo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible Ia. misma maquina: lanzaderas Y
agujas de todas classes para las mismas fnfni.
dad dc accessories dificiles de enumerar, Ade.
mas Sc compran y venden muebles usados San
Juan Iuerto-Rlco. 81 D. 9D
E| Hotel Esmera|da ,s,.,a en- 'ya@a a AL hs 1 siao
da my vcntilada casa sita IA Gale Nueru
eslninA }renle la Estacid; dc Teltgraros
mly ser. de la nla7N y ,aeipal Su dueIo ell
| senor Fern, ar. i, un cXcelentc rahallero ,a
trato quito, agradable. En- sn es,abecmcn,,
| yerdadcrimcnte, Sc esta tan il g,sto como cr
casa propia; pnes su carac;cr hcl,'voo, franco
| y generoso, lie han hccho acrccdor que So,
| solicitado por todos los ia;,antcs. la hecho e.,
| ell grandes rcGormas, ticne un banjo &c ducha
| construldo ad hoe que es sin disputa, Ell mcjor
de Guayama. +
nEI parisiansn" PELUQUERIA Y PER
a''o'V"0o FUMERIA DE SERGIO
| !ECOMPTE Cruz -. Surido general
importacion directa De 10 mas seecto que en-
perfumerfa sc fabrica ell Francia, Iuglaterra 8
Italia. Especia!ilal en- enferes de <Barberfa
Perfumerfa ipg|esa,. Impeaa aervcio
'nmejorable. Sc admiten abonos.
Rafael Castro Gonzalez. norsd cerssaor de Go. Co.
te Comisionista- -Mayagiiez Pto Rico-se de-
dica toda clase de negociaciones especial
mente q las dc giros, acciones y obligaoiones
de sociedades, frutos, meroancias, cobros per
cuenta agena etc etc. Ofcina Gale de la Adua-
ma, bajos del hotel Europa. P
LUNA Rernanos, y Compania.aa asin 5 es: &c:
impcrtadores en- Pucrto-Rico del famoso WHO
tnto blanco de mesa, marca Anguciano.
Ninguno otro 10 mejors en- pureza i buen sabor.
En- dicho establecimiento SO acaba de recibir
tambi6n un extenso surtdo de vnos de Jeres,
/ CASibt"ha cNPGilcIj ilColEc AAosJ tuIIUnos
mazapanes, frutas en- gu jugo, en- almibsr y
| aguardiente toda claso dc artfculos fnos del
| giro. Nadie presentarA un surtido meior para
! las Psscuas Afio Nuevo.
alriannn y Librc,fa de Olinpio Otero (Ponce)
''''3sS" Puerto Rico. - KETTERER.-F
grana, opera Is, Polka, so centavos. IDEM.
Ell Lago de las Ondinas, opera 50, Capricho,
| $l-l3 centavos.-lDEM.-Af Africana opera L 70,
Fantasia, $l-35 een.avos. = 1DEM. - Danza
Dogemiana, opera 24G, ST. l3centavos.
-Mandolinata, opera ESQ, Fantasia Sll3 ctys
81 TonIn -Unico dep6sito del desacreditado
- 'ohso' RON TOPACIO, las tres Sss.-
Este ron pdsimo, infernaI mata gente, Sc
regala d los tocayos del establocmento SO
centayos botella.- Arecibc, Gale Pavfa n . 10.
"A lanpaIas dc c,isfaI
YIl para Luz e.tetlica dc s l,-
AS1 ces Id. tie metal en- formas
/ YHV muv clcgantes nuelas. Idcni
vHDs para gabinctcs, comedores :
I'M delnas usos
AV4 I rAzAn ;;,,: p. xoyn-
Y@NXNNOY zALEz rAnIN
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EI Hotel EsmeraIda ,s,.,l. en- G 'ya%a, "a h

'EI parjsjansp" : PELUQUERIA Y PER-
a''0'Vh0o FUMERIA DE SERGIO
!ECOMPTE. Cruz y. sartilo general &
importacon directa De 10 mas selecto que en-
perfumerfa Sc fabriea ell Francia, Inglaterra
Italia. Especia!ilal en- enseres de <Barberfa
Perfumerfa pglesa,. Limpieaa aervicio
inmejorable. Sc admiten abonos.
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Rafael Castro Gonzalez. Cor ,,o,.

te Comisionista- -Mayagiez Pto Rico-se de-
dica toda clase de negocaciones y especial
mente las dc gros, acciones obigaoiones
de sociedades, frutos, mercancias, cobros per
cuenta agena, etc. etc. Ofcna calle de la Adua.
ma, bajos del hotel Europa. P
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y mecincos especialos, hay constante surtido
IN Ell Bosar dr. Noyedades y Joyeria
|c Gonsdles Padjn y Hc,manos.
ian Fancsco,3s.
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LUNA Rermanos, Y Compa1ia.5 Son 5 ,

almacnn Libre,fa de Olimpio Otero (ponce)
"'""@'S" Puerto Rico. X KETTERER.- Fill.
grana, opera Is, Polka, so centavos.- IDEM.
Ell Lago de las Ondinas, opera So, Capricho,
sl-l3 entavos.-lDEM.- Africana, opera 70,
Fantasia, 81 35 cen.avos. - lDEM - DANA
Dogcmiana, opera 24G ST. 3centavos.
-Mandolinata, opera ESQ, Fantasia sll3 ctys.
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Gran Depurativo Ruso MaIakoff"

N6tese, que Ia drma del ri Il. -M,Zk,N
envoltura de cada frasco. N1-ze~ ~.-1>.1ze~
este requisite pueden conside-
Agente para la venta en- Puerto-R Rico, (West lndi
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SHOKT TEXAS SPECIALS.

MTDLOTHIAN-Th citizens bank has
| opened It's doors for business
GRANBuRY- prisoners who escap,
cd from jail hero few days ago have all
been recaptured.
PALI1STINE,--In n f!sticuff, Cublt Lat
timoiY was knocked down, breaking his
leg Then he fell.
SUGARLAND-lThe refinery will close
down Thursday. Colonel Ed II. Cunning
ham has left for New York.
WIIITNEY-Two thousand more feet OF
pc. wh.rh Will be laid next week, VIII
complete the mains Of the waterworks'
HEARNE-!The surveying corps of the
Gulf and Brazos River railroad had 10
CONS II on account of bong waterbound
TEHUACANA--The literary societies OF
the university have pnNit"l Hon. JOG
Bailey to address them at commencement.
RUSK-The stock Law election that was
had In this county last week MAS defehted
by one vote, so the hogs run out another
year.
BUCKHoLTS A Methodist Sunday
school with thirty-f.ve pupils has been or
gan zed here. j. w. Reeder Is superin-
tenleDt.
sEYMOuR--Henry Davidson OF the
Baylor County Banner and MISS Ola nag,
gard Cloped and were married. ParentaI
objection.
CENTFR-Rev. Walter zimmerman has
gone 10 Erath county where I've goes by
Invitation to enter the prohibition cam
EalsH IN lHdl county
RoCKPORT--The city election does not
promise 10 he very exciting. Two ~. the
most lmportap; offices are to be hlled--
treasurer and collector,
RUSK-About twenty-five conversions
and about twenty have Joined the church,
from twenty 10 forty daily ask TO be
prayed for, at the Methodist revival now
going on.
CROESBEEcK-W. +. Brown. Jr.,
wh.ie roping u yearling, was hadiy hnrt
By his horse falling and throwing him on
his head and shoulders, thereby produce
ing conclusion or the BRAN.
GOLDTH WAITE-Sheriff d. T.. Guslin
has boen quite sick for several days. lie
had a congestlve chill last Thursday and
for some time his life was despared oil,
but no has improved since.
LEESyILLE-- News reaches here OF the
death of Mr. Thomas Mccain In the VI
entity OF Wrlg htsboro last Saturday. lilo
was thrown from his horse Friday night
and never reganed consciousness.
WACO-In the damage suit styled CAllie
Thompson vs. the Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas railroad, the Jury gave 2 verdict
for defendant. Suit was for Si0,voo for IN
jures whereby plalntln lost leg.
AXTELI.--A mulatto man was found
dead floating In che tank near the Gotton
I,eh pumphouse here. He had evidently
be<rl murdered and then weighted down
with a heavy piece OF ron and put IN me
tank.
BRENIIAM--At Cameron. Felix Whifa.
kerr a negro boy about ~ years old. had
his right loot caught by car wheel on ]
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

from Fort Bend. - a Moore ct al VS..
Frank Dunn. from Harris; Tyler South
eastern Railway company w Burrel
Wheeler from Smith: William Dmnovnn
ct al vs, w. S. niylor from Harris: Wal
lace Webster q al VS., Leti,a McCartv ct
James NJ, Puryear. from Mason.
Motions grtntcd---A. c. Schreincr ct nj
VS.. estate of Charles Rarlmann ct al
from Kerr. motion for leave TO file tran
script; Houston and Texas Central Rail
way company W. w j. Nichols. from
Dallas. for rohearng The Alamo F'ir-
Insurance company vs.. Heatherlngton e.
Mason. from Dallas. for rchearing; A. G.
Schreiner ct al vs.. estate Of Charles
Baremann ct al. nrom Kerr to affirm on
certificate, American National Bank of
Dallas vs. Dallas rinware Manufacturing
company ct al. from Dallas. for rchcar-
ing Henry IcXall Of al VS. Security Mort
gage and Trust company ct al from Dai-
las, for rehearng.
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San Antonio Texas. March 81 Tho fol-
lowing proceedings were had today IN the
court of civil appeals for the Fourth SUI
prcme judicial district OF Texas.
hffirmed-Frank Wills vs.. Sanger
Bros. from Dallas; Building aud Loan az
sociation of Dakota VS.. Il. Guilcmott ct
al from Dallas; Sarah l.. Bundren VS.. Tho
Lehr Agricultural company, from Bexar
Il. X. Resell, cheriff, VS.. State of Texas
from Mason.
Reversed and emaaded--Fleronce Err
win vs. James A. Erwin from Atascoxi.
a. N. Hall vs.. Sam Johnson, from la
Sale.
Submltted-R. w. Warren & sons vs..
McCdicheon d Co.. from Fort Bend. San
Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway com
rany VS.. Mamie Morgan. from Nueces:
Houston and Texas Central liiIway com
pany w. James j.. Abrahams from Har-
l'ls; John Mealy, ST., et al vs.. :, Amelia
l.ip, et al. from Galveston: u. Sarrazin
81 al vs.. August Holmann, from Fayeite;
The Mllno National Bank vs.. II. A. Rich.
sheriff. Ell a. from wharton; Crenshaw
Miller VS.. Charles +. Bowel. from Vlc-
toria; w. u. Head VS.. /. NJ. Bracht Ct
al from Aiansas, j. II. Hurt ct al vs., q:
A. Wynne from Walker: International
and Great Northern Railway company vs..
j. c. Starting, from Houston. James Roll
ison VS.. Texas Pine Land association
from Hardin: James Robson vs.. Texas
pine Land association, from Hardin; X.
l.. Freeman ct 81 vs.. Charles FINLEY u al
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INDlANAPOIIS-.F'o suburbs will be
Incorporated in the city today. which will
add 25,00o TO the population and some
thing over six miles OF territory.
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JAS. Butte.
HOu5TON.

the Santa Fee He was brought down hero
and had part OF the foot amputnted.
SAN ANTONIO--Paul Grona's mattress
factory an the corner of East Commerce
nnd Olive stress was burned TO the
grciu Il. Loss $500. insurance 800.
EAGLE PASS-The preparation for Inn
porting ore at the SUPPORT OF Boquillas
in this District, is attracting attention TO
that point, a consular agent Will he sta
toned there and little town will be
built on the Texas side of the RIVER. II 10
eaid there Is enough ore In sight to keep
the mines running five years.
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ToDAy,s FORECAST.

CHICAGO-I.ady Aberdeen, wife OF the
governor general of Canada, Will deliver
the conyocation ora ion at The commence
ment exercises at the University OF Chi
cago today.
BERLIN - Prince Bismarck's poor
health has caused him to dread any cele-
has accepted tllc honor OF a torchliEht
procession. in which his Hamburg admir-
ers viii take part this evening.
CHICAGO-The Chicago Federation of
Labor recently declared gigantic boy
colt, In which all organized labor was
urged TO unite against the production OF
all breweries that are members OF the
Chicago Brewers association. to take eff
feet today.
iNDlANtAPOLIS-'o suburbs will be
Incorporated in the city today which will
add 1900 to the population and some-
thing over six miles of territory.
PHiDADELPHIALTh Amateur Ath-
lenc union boxing and wrestling cham
pionships, the annual contests. VIII this
year be contested In this city.
NEW YORK William Alexander
Smith. the oldest member OF the New
York Stock Exchange In point Of connec-
business today, He Joined the exchange
December II, 1874.
CHICAGO - Lieutenant Commander
Richard Rush. United States navy, has
been ordered to assume command OF the
United States steamship Michigan Tor
service ON the Great Lakes after today.
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THE SENATE.
Mills Introduced Another Cuban
RcsnIntIOn ASkinH InfOrmntiOn.

WIS ington. March 3I.--The open ses
sion of the se-ate today lasted less than
half an hour. II was productive IF an
other Cuban resolution by Mr. Mills of
Texas. calling on the COMMITTEES on for
cign relations TO- report on the cbiga-
,,o-s assumed b. the United S ates in
sisting that Cuba should no. be annexed
Ia any Euro can power and should remain
subject to Spain Mr.. Hals's objection
sent the resolution over.
Tho Morgsn solution calling on the
president TO-. General Gomcz's letter went
over
The rest Of the day was spent in execu-
tive SOS on on the arbitration treaty. At
30 the 30 ate went Into exec Iti5a scs-
sion and at o'c,ock adjourned