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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

San Antonio. Texas. February 27.-Presi-
dent Louis Heuermann. head of the Texas
association OF baseball clubs, has called a
meeting Of the organization .or Fort Worth
next Monday at noon. The office OF VIM
H.. Ward. manager Of the Panthers, viii
be the place OF assembly. There viii be a
full representation of Circuit. membership
besides delegates from Denson. Sherman.
Paris. Shreveport and New Orleans seeking
franchises. As to whether the league cir
cult will be enlarged or not nothing definite
can be decided on until the meeting.
The prospects for the combination peni-
SON Sherman club and Paris getting in are
very slim, according to the mail vote taken
by President Heuermaun. Two clubs voted
for them and three against Houston not
having replied so far. But IL Is known thar
Bayou City people prefer New Orleans.
There is no objection to the Denison- sner-
man arrangement, as both towns are good
baseball cards.
Besides considering the circuits enlarge
ment. the schedule will be adopted. a con
stituiion and by-laws formulated and
number OF minor matters attended to.
San Antonio will file with Chairman y.
Z. Young Of the NaJonal board documents
in the case against Pitcher kimer.r OF
Lincoln. Neb.. wso Is now under contract
with Houston, alleging doube-dealing, and
viii endeayor TO have him suspended for the
season.
Pitcher George Giipa;rick. who was with
Sherman In 1895 aud last season with Rich
mopd Va. has been enrolled for the
Bronchos.
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FRED SCHINEER WAS FIRST
HE Won the Six Day Bicycle Race
at Chicago.
TRAINING OF CORBETr AND FlTz
uofh Pugi1ists and Their Friends
Have the Usual Amount of Com
ndcnce-Sp0rting Matters.

Chicago. February 81. - The closin I
hours Of the international six days bicycle
race wero Wild with enthusiasm. Fully
l q. 900 people crowded Tattersall's building.
The paddock enclosed By the track was
packed and the press stand was overflow
ing. The cheering Of the spectators aroused
the remaining contestants to renewed ef-
forts.
At 1905 p. NJ. Fred Schineer OF Germany
was declared champion long distance rider
Of the world. having covered 1iss miles
and four laps, but lacking l22 miles OF COM
ing up with Halc's Madison Square Garden
record Schner speaking of his long en- =
duranca. says that he feels strong aud In
q healthy condition and with lit,lc sleep
and rest he viii be able to defend The TUE
he has lust won He viii leave IN ten
days for an extended trip through the
South. visiting New Orleans. Birmingham.
and points in Texas and Old Mexico.
The final score was as follows: Schineer.
l7ss miles, 4 laps; Miller. 1894 miles. one
lap; Ashingcr. 1927 miles. Lawson, 1907
miles, one lap. Hansen. 1903 miles. laps.
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SH0kT MEMS Stories.

FALL RIVER Mas. The Durfce mil
shui doNu az noon today for three weeks
We in'ils manlt4eiGr, ooooa goods.
.NASiil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herbert h,s
,nfatr4"l INC new toruelo boat now
Known as No, 6, the "tarr1gut." after
The great admiral
WASH iNGrON-The continental con-
Eesa " mo D1ught srs OF The American
heto'ution adjourned sine die. 4 blrnor
organization.
NLN fOltk-Frco 90 marc was, the sub
icci Of the lecture delivered by William
J; byan ~ Carnegie NAH tonight unler
anr auspices OF thf Bimc tile us7oc.a' IN.
present.
I'RONIDENCE.-Th nottingham cotton
mis-. me cotton m.ts OF thc W,.uregan
company, TIC Qunacbaug cOmpany and
tho lockwood company of Wauregaa afd
D9hielson, Conn, have begun q eur;ail-
ment of production.
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brazilian Fanatics.

New York, February 27.-Advires from
the correspondent of the Herald in Rio de
Janciro Brazil, state that great anxiety (,
felt by the government as to the events in
the State of bahia, No news has been re-
c,Ned from the federal troops engaged in
an attempt TO suppress the fanatics under
Conselhoro since yesterday. II the army
should be conquered by the rebels. 1t Is
feared that the monarchist faction would
Immediately take advantage OF the defeat
ana cause trouble.
The press Of Rio Janoiro demands thrt
tie government give orders hat no new
attack he made upon the fanatics snti! the
arrival OF strong re!nforcomenis In Bahia.
The commercial situation In Brazil is
rcnorttd To be serious.
The Argentine government has ordered
inc mobilization OF the national guard FOR
extended mancuvers. They win last sixty
DAYS
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Iin.rl.nll Nnrnntrs.

baltimore, Md. February 27.Thc base,
ball magnatcs lett Baltimore tonight to
meet in Philadelphia next fan They de.
c'dcd 10 hold next winters schedule meet
Ing In St Louis 1t was decided TO make
John II. Day supervising Inspector OF
unpirea ana players with salary of
$1,000 per annum. which IS $1,000 less than
tho committee on umpircs recommended.
President Nick" Nouugs' sqlary was On.
creased $1,000 per annun. Tho hoard OF
directors determined TO hold three stated
meetings during the current season, w;
ON April -, Iune II and August In New
York, and other cities 20 be selected at,
the first mpetino
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WHOLESALE KILLING.
Mexicnns Get into n Fatal Row Mt
Dance.

81. Louis. No. February ia special TO
the Republic from Victoria Mexico, says;
A dispatch received here from Tancoi,
this State. says that a terrible ARRAY took
place at a dance given there in which ten
persons were killed and fifteen others Sc,
riously wounded. The dance was attended
by about fifty young men aud women OF the
little town. and Mexican liquors were Freely
used. About midnight the whole crowd
was drunk and one Of the young men IN
suited a young woman Of the Party. rms
led to a general fight with knives pistols
and other weapons. which were freely used,
With the above result. The authorities OF
the district arrived on the scene after the
fight YVES over and administered to tine
wounds and are IN pursuit Of the Few re-
naming members OF the party.
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CLAIMS DAMAGES.
Mcconnell Wants to lie Reimbursed
for LOHs of PrnncrtN.

Washington, February 27.-Represena-
tive stallings of alabama will accompany
Henry W. Mcdonnell OF Point Clear Aia'
who is part owner OF a large plantation
near Havana. to the state department on
Monday and aid him in tho presentation OF
his claim for damages against SPAN LOT
the destruction of his plantation IN CUBA.
MIR. Mcdonnell. who is Il minister aitlFuu
here yesterday from Havana where he say
he was contemptuously treated by ueneral
Weyler and his claim of American ctlzen-
ship spurned. He went there carly IN req
ruary to look after his property Interests
ard found the plantation IN ruins anu 'he
machinery gone or destroyed. ON his re-
turn to Havana he gave vent 70 ms ieei-
ings In frank American fashion. he says,
and was arrested and brought before Wey-
Ter When he displayed his passports AMI
demanded his release General Weyler TOOK
the paper and thrust 1t contempiuousiy
aside, saying 1t was valueless IN Havana.
MIR. Mcdonnell says General Neyler az
rot. as reported, stamp the dorument under
foot. nor did the incident oCur In the pres
encc OF Consul Lee. Subsequently, at the
request OF General Lee. NJ Mcdonnell WIS
released and he forthwith FASTENED TO this
city. MIR. StnlliDgs says his constituent Is
a minister Of the gospel and entitled 10 alb
solutc credence. So far as he knows. how
ever Mr.. Mcdonnell does not contemplate
the filing of a claim for damages for mis-
temporary arrest, but orly for property
ri Of
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NERVOUS DYPSESNl
a CURE ron !,
ezra. s but si,mnI,,S nor : Hs,..
."re for Dyspep.,Is's . Rs,,.se

Not n Patent Crr.
Miracle, but si,an, Nor . ~
."re for Dyspep.is Rst,.sA.
ce M these days Of hunbu,,.
t eir., the manufacturrrs sssfy iaa =
,t,us, as rule. seem IL III, ~ pateas ~
NH, vI1s VIII not sell unless ,hui nk Their a.
thav Vure every disease unas, siain tAsr
'ney never think Of le,x,uer the rul ~
anu stomach troubles .r Out dys,,s.
eiaih that their nostrrm ;aey are aur. !.
look no furtb every dysDepic ssS y =. !
refre s tne lace Of these absurd i,
stuart n 70 note that the nr o,slna y
refrains, Dyspepsia Tablets hvssvpleion {
or 49, ron making any ma. csfsias
, iaise representation snaue ell.a.
H d,'n, OF this most ,exoe,lsn, saidlns y
uy1pepsla aud stomach ,,a.., remedy y
saa nut one claim for il ana vu. .s Isg
t S,, Indigestion and other s,o,rs 'uA y, u;
stuart stuart Dyspepsia Tablets !. ''suaa
80 lhey 20 no farther tbs : ntir
a aiy man or woman suffering -. lal. III
' ..Vn' chronic or nervous d, ron indlss
WIN give the remedy a tr,,S spepsit, m
hoIhlng is claimed for II H., WI Ind III
not fully sustain. 1s' Tue iacti Nj
III Is modern discoysrv
harmless vegetable ingrediec,. 0up0ssd 4
70 'he weakest or most dslics,. seeepaAA
sieac success In curing ,.uaa
tiouples Is due to the fact tbst i, Nocatt
piop 'a, are such that Il VII, nsala
~ n"seNer wholesome food IA ,,ta, U!es
.he stomach. no matter whe,hs~s.n ea III
nch Us in good working order ~ w n&.
resls the oyerworked organ ~. y, na
lsnes the body, the blood. tbe 1 n.. ves's-
aid healthy appetite, gives . 800 a.
steep and the blessings which ,Iv ,tsalai
company good digestion ana ,,N.N Y
similation OF food. aAu proper Y
In using Stuart's Dvsnsn.,. -
dietlng is required. Simply "a, 'solsu
s.i1 food and take these TN. =
each meal, thus assisting and ,s. ss.su
stomach, which rapidly regain, 1 n. "
digestive power. when the rsh,... pek
no longer required. ''e" WI
Nervous Dyspepsia is s,nn,,
,nn IN winch some portion or portss, ! I
the nervous system are NOT nro, r,uoa
isned- Good digestion invieorats. y. lsa'
vous system and every organ IN ~ ~ y
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Az s ~
all druggists at so cents ne. rs,s .a
They are manufactured bv n.
chemical company OF Marshall MA
ANY druggist will tell you Il eir.s
versal satisfaction.
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nic,clc nnccs NJ Ncw Orleans.

Now Orleans. February 27.-Today's bi-
cyole races resulted as follows
First race. one-third mile. omen profcs
f'onnl Eaton won. Gardner second. Stoen.
son talrd Zine. -.
S'c1nd race, two uiles. paced amateur
f. W. peardy, W f. Powers, D,L. Dough
ertv. Time / i2 2-5.
Third race. mile. tandem. professional
Gardiner and Eaton. Weinig and Scott
steenson and Bowler. Time. 2,i7 A.
Fourth race. three miles. amateur, hnndi
cap v. G Bowen t22o yards, y. g Con
nell t33o yard0. r. $ Allen $3.50 yard0
So time taken.
finh race. five miles. pncod Eaton
ShIhuci, Scott. Time. ll.20
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MULLANPHY SAVINGS BANK
A st. Louis Savings Bank Forced
to suspend.
IS IN CHARGE or A BANK EXAMINER
Clearance Through the Continental
Nnttonnl BnnI< Was Refused and
Suspension Followed at once.

St Louis, February 27.--State Bank Ex-
aminer Austin today closed the Mulianpny
Savings bank, State institution which
has been in operation here for more than
twenty-five years. He is unable yet 10
give out any figures which would show the
condition of the bank, but hopes to nave
the books in such shape as to be able to
make a report early next week
The statement issued at the close Of
business on February 2s. 1897, by the bank
is as follows: Liabilities, capital stock $780,
600. surplus $520l demand deposits 22iS.-
1872; time deposits $3.50 certificates Of
deposit. sight $220s. cash and checks s2i3i
bills payable SIS 900 Total, sS05,06s.
Resources Bills receivable 1851, 1853;
bonds :5l ,061, real estate SSg,1l2; cash IN
vault $40 gi6 cash in bank Sls,l9D Total,
ss06 06S.
Yesterday the Continental National bank,
through which the Mullsnphy bank cleared
notified the chairman OF the Clearing House
association that 1t would not clear for the
savings institution any longer. because oil
its condition. Mr.. Austin had examined INTO
the banks condition and finding 1t unsafe
had reported so to the Continental National
and its action followed
Last night the executive committee oil
the Clearing House association met TO ne
wise some means OF carrying Tue pa,n wv
put DECIDED that II coulu uo ho' INNS 80 80
htip H. MS pe''ihs huo"" W So"' Va
It's depositors. ABOUT iorly OF "noln as
semDied ABOUT the pahh "neu IL oPe"ef at
CLOCK tiils morning. anu ocEA' '"l'
Examiner justin seems NOW !na'leIS W." W.,
solus, promptly closep 'nv jam am 1ne
depositors We're pun OUT Oh uoots. nele
was much Indignation among ,he pePus-
itors. VINO are mostly poor people VIM c"H
III aHolu 10 lose lhtll SAVINGS
me tailure caused somewhat OF sensa-
tion throishout 'he Guy as thls Is the
first bank In ST. LOUIS 10 fall Tor many
years. Ever since the panic or 1875 the
Muilahphy savings bahk mas been I'D Nad
snare ne oHlel"ls nave sVusBieu alous
III lhs nope ui puIl.hs ouN uul tne 'ou
p"u,n bHSiIess "'P' ts7"H' '""pltH "i,h
pad ioans' was more IMAM they were aple
10 overcome. Other banks IN the city we're
.pLIl@ahl ul lhe sI.latIou u allalI,' nul
tneTe seemed no dIsnosltloh TO CROWD mat
ttIs' ne disposition was rather 10 the con -
tfary' H4'unush ho' iheHiner OF Tue c'eaF-
ing house. aid "ouId nave been extended by
'hls ASSOCIATION couIu II nave oeeh OIL any
avail .......,.. -, IT,. ,.u,.
now great a proportion OIL tue DIS re-
eeiYa1ie, bonds ana real estate can be re-
alized upon Wll develop after the receiver
pesl"s 10 Strdlsnteh ou' tne lansi'' IN
IL" vi Tue lac, 'hat lhe 'leaTlns nouse re-
luseu 10 20 10 Tue IRON II can NOT ne larse'
'seFtIH' u the Ho'S'es purioWeta weIo
s -. ,..i "nt touVHeu Dno panh udiu ~
'"Ne conn, 'elol 'iye!h' ne NUS were 81
III M ~ w, speeuialiNc el''V''
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N~sv Orleans llucr,.

Ncw orleans, February Weather
fine track heavy.
Throc-auartoIs Of a milo ola Dominion.
Tommy Hutlcr. Sister Florence, Time,
20.
Han muo-oulnoor Saratia. Frenchford
Time I3a.
Vile ntan Double Dummy, The Pluto.
Graf. Time, 1901
1hrco-4upy'rrs 70. Ettarre. Miss
}owoDi. Pisa Tine. ll9
lhroc- quarter iionuca Elkn, Martin
Time. l,l9.
seycn-cishth stratcel, Little Billy, u.
Il y Time. l.o'ti
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Z[EEZ


Cincinnati, Ohio fsorp psr stsr.i : ss "a.
o'clori, ionigh. the ri, ,wo inches ~ nj ~.
~ inches and fauinf falling yey .sif
Above Portsmouth nan 4. an n;smsu,
Jay and IL + g FONTS bssWss,ss ipea;II!.
h I. el herr falling linz cwy 4 p Ii pSa' '
igaiion is resumlns ,.,. VI.
aud below. a.,rs Of the s-'s,he losf
son (; Co.'S who,ssssadiite Syshs, "a q
ficor Of which + h nsiIsr unitr Enn.f'
.Y hS55 ii, into pia az ss's s.s's
,;ehN ahsoh, a thTs lI Nam dssl u ~ ~
\! Mie Sa,areS So'S The prODsru =
coed $4,000, ga Il n.
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Office Of
Commissioner of Agriculture, lns1nN
Statistics and History :. .,
Austin. Texas, February y W.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
This Is to certify, That the
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE
Association of Nav Orleans, Ia, ~ y
in ali respects fully compiled WITH "
laws of TeXss as conditions preceoeE
its doing business in this state, ana -
sale company holds a Certlncate
thor!ty from this Office entitEhs s.,s
business in this State for tweiys uDn1
from the lest day OF January ISL
3lSt day of December. 1871, IN.
Given under my hand and seal, q ~
in Austin, the day and date nrsl -
written. osr, corr.ssooe
RAPHAEL BROS. Agents
Commissioner of Agriculture, Insu'''
Statistics and History. ~
sts,ln Texas. February "
To All Whom II May Concern;
This is TO certify, That the
NORWICH UNION FIRE
Insurance Company of Norwich, E .,,'s Il
baa in All respects fully compiea ~ 3
laws of TcNas as conditions prexsi N;
;Is ao,ng business in this state. aay ~
said company holds Ceru i,,,n, 4, 10 ~
thor.ty from this Office en.sl a,ys nouis
blis ness IN this Safe FOR tMei,N- "a ~
frnn thn list day OF January i'''
sis, dav of December, l@I. -, a, osns
Gwen under my hand ana sea srst abofs
IN Austin. the day aud da'e ma
written. pocr Comm.sso1ef
RAPHAEL BROS. Agents
Office OF ,,,,r,ocs
issioner Of Agrlc1iture, i"
Aust'p Texas. February IL 49,
I'hts is 10 certify. That the
DELAWARE INsuhAss !, d
rompany of Philadelphia, "a 10 Fl i.ss 4
respects fully complied wan WIN, 70, 10 is aolrf
'ralo, as cond tions precedeti.s ~ Ala con.
Iusinegs in this STATE, ana .m',ssSarity firm
osnv holds a Cer.iiioate OF ~ Ih,,slnes
Ky d ,G entitlng Il to do .uo,, ths u
his 81 81, for Twelve months. i TT dv =
iay of January, 4ss'' " -.
GIVEN under my hand ana i, seI first sbCs
IA Austin. the day ana u'''
written J. RosEs cGnm comm, sssas
RAPHAEL BROS; ,r.Ive i.'N,srr& C0cS'
I 1 aN. General Ia agents, Dallas isi
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representing Houston will report here on or
about the 25th Of March unless some games
with National League clubs can be ar
ranged. II there is any such games sched-
ued the team will report about the 18th OF
next month.
THE uniforms have already been ordered
and they will be very attractive the color
will be blue, with white trimming
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Says There Is Va difference.

Madrid February 27.-Premier Canoyas.
at cabinet council today, at which the
queen regent presided. declared the differ
erce with the United STATES In regard to
the treatment Of prisoners is without i'm
porianee He added that an impartial in
curry into the death OF DR.. Ruiz who died
IN prison under circumstances which led 10
ire report that he was beaten 10 death.
showed tho doctor expired from natural
causes.
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starts Iiird shoot

Carson, New, February 27--one hundroa
dozen 1--we pigeons were ordered today for
the big lac bird shoot 70 DO given By Man
aeei stuart Ia conjunction with the triple
pugilistir event. n looks NOW as thou,h
me shoot WHs r0if.g 10 Or mammoth ar
ia!r Tie cham rionrhin trophy held hy
Elliott Mas shipped from New York yostcr,
aey The champion min dofond his uh
ara h.a lronhN
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New York. February .7.-Charles w.
Warner was today appointed permanent re-
ceiver for James Wallace G. Sons, brewers.
His bend is fixed at 5000. 600. The receiv-
ersbip is the ontgrowth of controversy
between the sons of James Wallace, de-
ceased whose estate is valued at 81, GOO, 900.
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failed was erroneous. Tho company which
failed was the Central Loan and Trust COM
rany. The manager resigned three years
ago and since that time the affairs OF the
concern have been in process of settlement
The failure is due to bad loans in Ne
braska. The common stock Is $3.50. 900. with
$4,000 preferred stock. 1t is impossible to
estimate the liabilities
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III tIumor In ,IndriJ.

London, February 27.-A dispatch from
Madrid to the Standard says; All OF the
opposition and independent papers display
III humor against the United States. and
bitterly crlticise all concess ions made on
she part OF spain, especially the garden of
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An American Killed.

London, February PA special dispatch
from Madrid says that among the nersoi
arrested at Manila yesterday as result
OF the uprising there is an American me
prisoner will be courtmartialed aud PROB
ably shot.
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London. February a. The billiard
match between Roberts and Pclll was won
by iha latter The game was for u ono
Joints. SPOT stroke barred. Roberts conc,d-
inf l20o0 poluts TO Peall Roberts score
WAS 20 800
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The tournament under the auspices Of the
Houston Athletic club viii be given In
BRYAN Han on "Wednesday night. II was
to have been given last Thursday night at
the Auditorium. but satisfactory arrange
mcnts could not be made The cnuteats
between Houston and Galveston will include
sp'rrinG, wreeilins clad swinging and bag
punching fog the state championship and a
gold medal
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lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

MN cure the worst forms of female
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Every time it will cure Backache.
u has cured more cases of leucor.
rhma by removing the cause, than any
remedy the world has ever known; il
Is aimosu infalnble in such eases. II
aissolves and eXpels tumors from the
uterus in an early stage of develop
ment' and checks any tendency to can
cerous humors. Lydia e. Pinkham's
Liver Pills work in unison with the
compound, and are a sure cure for
constipation and sick headache. Mrs.
Fihkham'i Sanative Wash is OF great
value for local application.
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MnroIe ncrnlIc,l.

Havana February e7.-Fnzhugh Lee Jr.,
ana Senior Luis Morola the correspondent
OF III Liberal Of Madrid sailed today for
.he United States on board the Mescotte,
senior Morole has been recalled.
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RAPHAEL Bros.

Office Of
commissioner of Agriculture insun.s
Statistics and History.
go AUSTIN. Texas, February Il TX
10 All whom II May Concerns:
This is 10 certify, That the
AMERICAN CENTRAL
Insurance Company of St Louis, Ne. ~
IN al respects fully compiled viii 8
laws Of Texas as conjit!ons precedes !.
IT'S doing business in this State and II:
said company holds a Certificate a ~
thor.ty from this Office emitting 4 "a !
business in this State for twelve nenI,
IRON the lst day OF January, lS7, 70 d
3lst day Of December 1891.
Given under my hand and seal, a o.ta
in Austin, The day and date frss lboi
written.
A, j. ROSE, Commtsxoas
RAPHAEL BROS. Agents.
Office OF
Commissioner of Agriculture, lnsusaa
Statistics and History.
Austin, Texas. February / L.
To All Whom 1t May Concern; a
This is TO certify, That the
SUN INSURANCE
Office OF London, England, has d 4
respects fully complied with the IAN 4
Texas as conditions precedent 10 % n
ing business IN this State. and thu, nN i
company holds a Certificate Of Auhniy
from THIS Office. emitting II TO DO bs,
ness in this State for twelve mx!h
from the LIST day Of January, lsl, 70 b
Sist day OF December, 1881,
Given under my hand and sea-. Gk
fee, in Austin, the day and dTs II
above written
A. ]. ROSE, commksioss.
PApTJ AIT, DROE Agents
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the import duties on American pork. The
crises he explained was due to Frsnch over
rroduction. and he would see that home
pork hereafter is used In the French army
aud navy,
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p's MONIES. Iowa February 27.-Tbe 70.
port sent from here yesterday thar ~.
Security Loan and Trust oom,,rv -.