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FOR RENT Unfur., large parlors and
small room adjoining; physician, dent
ist, dress maker, etc; bath same floor;
near Palais Royal. 723 1Ith st. NV.
aul9-3 3t
The times., 1897-08-21

WANTFD-PGSTA STAMPS
WANTED-For cash all kinds Of OLE United
States postage and department. stamps;
collections also bought. II. +. DUNK
The times., 1897-08-21

MAAIED-By white woman, position as
general houSewOrker I'm small family; no
cards answered. Call sos 9TH ST. NV. 1t
The times., 1897-08-21

LIGHT HoUsEKEEPING-Su of two
lovely furnished rooms; entire floor: re-
frigerator and water on same floor; and a
nall room. AL q st. NV. auI93t
The times., 1897-08-21

H. h. FULTON'5 loan office, 1918 Pa ave.
NV money loaned on watches, diamonds.
5ewelry- siVerware. etc apl6-6In
LOANS MADE on APPROVED CoLLAT-
eTaI, such as life policies, stocks, bonds.
bunding association shares, syndicate GER
uflcates, etc. No delay. NERkES
BAhER, l1io r ST. Take elevator II
The times., 1897-08-21

FOR kENT-Pleasant, large, well-furnished
rooms and fiTSt-ClasS hoard, Sl6 to SO n
menth- No. Is 5tI ST ne. auI96t
The times., 1897-08-21

NAAIED-A respectable, capable calored
woman with good references, wants fam
lily washing 10 do, either out or at home.
viii try TO please. Address LOUISA L..
LUIS oillce aui S-3t
The times., 1897-08-21

FOR RENT-Three large rooms, near all
car lines; $l3 per month. 1908 9Th st.
NV. I9-3t
The times., 1897-08-21

FOX RENT fir. room for gentleman,
in small private family: opposite Wash
inston CiEie; price moderate. 1908 23d
81. NV. aul
The times., 1897-08-21
SITUATIONS wASrED-FEMALE.

MAATED-By W competent woman, as gen
erai heuSesvoTker, chamber maid or nurs
good refs. 17O2 1-2 10th ST. NV.
aU2l-3t
The times., 1897-08-21

FOR SALE-Store fixtures and bedroom
furniture. Apply 90 C st. Sc.
The times., 1897-08-21
DR.. r.Leathermdn,


DR.. Ledthermdn,
EXPERT SPECIALIST in the
cure OF all private diseases. Hydrocele
sypHito DISEASES assa POSITIVELY 'enrs cured and ad
ylce ana Consultation rec BoJh Sexes.
hours, 10 L., TO ., Tues, Thurs and
Sat evenings, z to s. No. Coz st. NV.
tCiosed sunday4 JeI5-tr
FOR RENT ROOMS
FOR RENT-Furnished, ed-floor front.
S6: 3dfloor front, So; conIufodious house;
modern Improvements; central. 6o4 II st.
NV. au21-3t
FOR RENT Comfortable fur. roBn,s, SO
and $40; transients accommodated. 423
4th St NV. au2l-3t
FoR RENT Two pleasant communicating
furnished roo1ns privilege of light house-
Keeping, - 4; or one large front rooni, fur
nished, $40; private family. 222 st.
ne. au2l3t
FOR RENT-Two elegant parlors; cabinet
manlels, furnished OF unfinished. 422
LIST st. ne. au21-3t
FOR RENT-Three rooms, furnished, for
housekeeping; suitable for married couple.
apply 1906 llth st. NV, au20-3t
FOR RENT-609 9th st. me-; 2 lovely
fOOilS Oh or unIUr, SulDa-
bic for light housekeeping: bath room on
same floor; private family, and terms
reasonable. aU20-3t
FOR RENT-Three nicely fur. ms. on
I'd floor; with bath and gas. 223 1st
st. NV. au20-3t
FOR RENT-Fur., to persons of refine
nleIt, beautiful rooms, newly fur; prices,
board If desired; refs. exchanged. OWNER,
III r st. NV. Bu193tem
FOR RENT Unfur., large parlors and
small room adjoining; physician, dent
near Palais Royal. 723 1Ith st. NV.
aul9- 3t
FOR RENT-PIeasant, large well-furnished
rooms and firSt-Class board, Sl6 to SO n
menth- No. is 1th ST ne. auIS6t
FOX RENT fur. room for gentleman,
in small private family: opposite Wash
inGton CiTtie; price moderate. 1908 23d
ST. NV. au19-Yt
LIGHT HoUSEKEEPING-Su of two
frigerator and water on same floor; and
nall room Al > g st. NV. auI9-3t
FOR RENT-Fnnished front room. I'll
2Olh st. NV; for lady only. aul9-3t
FOX RENT-3 large unfur rooms; I'd floor:
all front, with bays; corner house, no
cluldrcn; private family; very reasonable.
3ol Mass ave. ne. aul 9-3t
FOR KENT-Three unfinished rooms,
with heat, SO. 306S School ST., Mt.
Pleasant. au19-3t
FOR RENT-Three large rooms, near all
car lines; Sl3 per month. zoos 9th st.
NV 19-3t
FOR RENT-Two communicating rooms,
all convenienceS, 2 blocks from ii ST.
cars and ne. market; $40. Address H. r.
L., this office. au1 9-3t
FOR RENT Fur. rooms, 1885 L st.; by
the day, week or month, house cool and
coIntoraoie; location central aulS7t
FOR RENT-Fumished or unfurnished
rooms; near three car lines. 946 n. Y.
ave. NV. au1S-6t
FOR RENT-Niceiy FUR. room, I'd floor;
opens on yesanda; 81 90 a week; board
if desired. 9th st. me-, near E. Cap
st. cars and Capitol. aui 5-7t
FOX KENT Furnished rooms: with or
without board. l52S 10th NV.
aul s-3t-em
FOR RENT-Fur. or unfur., rooms: reason
able. 207 u st. NV. au1 -3t-em
FOR RENT --ENFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Two or four unfurnished
ToOTns, second floor; light housekeeping.
100 Mass. ave. ne. au21-3t
FOR RENT-3 nice unfur. rooms, with
heat, gas and bath: two car lines pass
the door; Sl2. 2l5 lst st. NV. au21 st
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms on
third floor; price So. l34 f st. ne.
au2U-3t
ROOMS AND BOARD.
The times., 1897-08-21

WANTED "A refined lady os good ref, 50,
wishes position a hogsckeeper for a
but laundry; wages not less than $40 Ad-
dress 81. 81 200 sth st. Sc. Item
The times., 1897-08-21

The above is oaly a portioT or the prop
erty on my books. For fun list cali at Of
flee for bulletin issued on the ST and l 5th.
THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN.
aul7 Z item 9l7 st. y. W.
The times., 1897-08-21

MONKS dining-room. Best I5c. meals
PRINTING-500 linen noteheatls printed,
75c.; 500 fine envelopes printed. 75c.
631 Z st NV. aul 9-6t en-
The times., 1897-08-21

MONEY To LOAN at and per cent;
secuI1tS real estate in District oi GolHin-
bla: no delay be yond an inspection of prop
erty and examination OF title. Wa LTER
l.. ACk ER, 7O4 l4th ST. NV. nh2S-u
The times., 1897-08-21
FOR sALE-BIcYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Gents -96 bicycle. new tires;
in good order, with lamp, tool Tag and
toe clips. $50 cash. Call 2 m. today, 917
u st. NV. au20-2t
FOR SALE-$20 will buy '94 Colum-
bia bicycle in good condition. Apply to
LESLIE BARCLAY Y, 927 La. ave. NV.
au1 9-3t,em
The times., 1897-08-21

fols oALE- -Manosauy poor tapie, biuns-
cushions, in excellent condition., 4xS:
every thing complete; will sacrifite il sold
ut once. Address CUE, this office.
au2u-3t,em
The times., 1897-08-21

FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms,
with heat, 50. 306S School ST., Mt.
Pleasant. au19-3t
The times., 1897-08-21

FOR SALE-St. Bernard dog; two years
old; well marked, and great fayorite
with children; weight 1875 pounds. Address
/, this office. 1T
The times., 1897-08-21

WANTED Saloons and stores for cast
buyers. BUS. EXCH., 1921 + st. aH21 81
The times., 1897-08-21
wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED by man and wife, NV, 2
or j rooms, suitable light housekeeping:
strictly first-class locality; answer terms.
ID. s., this office. Item
The times., 1897-08-21

l.on - 90 6 eARRIAe:f..
The times., 1897-08-21

NANiElp-by white tsettie,n woman, sit
Uati0n cOok and 90 lousegnflz. nod
home wages moderate Address L. A b.,
this office. apl lq-2t
The times., 1897-08-21
LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE,
HORSES. ETC.

Loans made on Furniture, Pianos, Horses,
Wagons, ETC., at lowest rates and quickest
possible time. Strictly confidential Please
call before securing loans elsewhere
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
6lO 4 street north west.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07
RADI WON HIS BATTLB
With q handful Of Insurgents III
Defeats Spanish Troops
TOOK ALL TuBY wAuTEDl


New York. May GA Dispatch 70 th1
Journal from Havana nhys cuhan
troops led BY General Iesna nabl re-
cently DEFEATED tho Spanish column q
General Roy. The lipanlardA numDei.
cd 1909, or over twice ~ many ~ tho
insurgents who woru pitscd nRainGf
them Rey's fout was so complete tnnt
he haa been removed from command
by Wcylof and win be sent 10 Epsln 20
annwor charges OF cowardice before
military tribunal.
RabI was encngnped near Iiayam5
when hln scouts brought news 10 him
OF tho withdrawal Of tue regular jpau-
iah troops from that city and Tie aban4
donmens Of the place TO the local vol
untoora General callxto Garcia. com-
niandlng tho department Of tho east.
ncnt one Of his dynamite guns with tbs
best trained crew under bis command
with Instructions TO Rabl TO fall upon
tho city forthwith. Rabl had little an.
nculty IN taking the city. Tho volun-
teers offered slight resistance. not
holding out long enough 70 warrant
the bringing OF tho dynamite gun Into
play. The iusurgtnts Sucked the gov
ernment comm'ezary, liberated Gu
bans IN the prisons and supplied thom-
selves with oil the arms and aminu-
milton that the garrison contained.
They nailed tho Cuban colors % tho
flagstaff on the city hall and were
about to ovacuate tho city and bear OF
the piunder when Rsy's forces hove IN
sight
nabi'a forces we're etlIl ID Hnyamo
when Roy'H advance was discovered.
Fleeing volunteers had taken The news
OF the attack Of Bnyamo to Roy at
ManEnnlllo and tho Spanish general.
Oh the point OF embarklng with his
command for Havana and thence 20
spain. decided to hurry back 20 Haya-
mo 10 tho relief OF the garrison.
Rsbi took up a position beyond tho
city nad awaited the coming OF tho
Spanish hosts. Before Rey's men
could flro n shot. tho dynamite gun
was opened On them and @ rattle Ore OF
muekctry followed The spaniurds.
though taken ay surprise, pushed
brnytly on.
The terrific work Of tho dynamite
gun which wns used with friEhtfuI Of
feet, however. at length diumayed them
and panic was soon the recuit. Tho
torrorlzed mon retreated In disorder
and we're far beyond tho control Of the
officers.
Tho daughter Of the spanlah troops
by the dynamite gun was terrible. rho
lntirgonts were practically unscathed.
the enemy having scarcely a ehance 10
hre on them. Garcia decided not TO
hold Bayamo. having need OF the men
for moro important work
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07

mentsd llauurn. browed or manufac-
lufod and sold or removed Tor con-
sumption or sale within tho United
ntateu BY whatever name such liquor
may b callod. tar Of li.tO for every
barrel containing not moro than a.
gallons. and Afibr January I, 1900
thoro rhall bo paid tax tl per barrel
On evory barrel Of such beer. lager
beer. ale. portsr and other similar fer
fientod liquors." The present rate Il
81.
The provision in the house blll on
distilled wines Ia stricken ous and an
other substituted. Lead ore "a In
creased from ono cent. which y the
house provision. TO one cent and one
half cents per pounds.
The lumber schedule le changed BY
adding after timber the wordr, "hewn
sided Or squared and round timber. .
and the dn'y nxed " tho rate Of one
cont per cubic foot 10 IN tho house bill.
Many important changes ere made
~ The senate tariff subcommittee In
wool and woolen schedule, a. pessed
By tho house.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
The iIouas Tahes Up ~ Tline win
ths Dissipation Tnr nit.

thn OtnupRtiou Tar MI.
Auatln, Tex, May g.. When the
house convened yesterday Mr.. Smith,
The colofed member from Colorado.
sent up q resolution relating 70 mob
yiolenca.
Mr.. Btampor offered a resolution pro-
vidihg for the holding Of night see-
slons 10 paeB on pending educational
bills and senate measures. II oliultcd
much discussion and failed W vote
bf 81 to AZ.
Mr.. Stokes rent up o resolution pro-
poaing to allow Potter Edwards and J.
J. Washington pay for services as pos-
tcru Of the house nom Jan. l. 70
Jan. 70.
On motion CT Mr. crrry the regular
ordcr was suspended ami tho drew &C.
cupation tax bin laid before the house
Speaking 70 a priy'eR'l question NJ
Carlton called up the honso deficiency
oiii. moving that the body decline 10
concur in tho senate amendment ard
asking for FREQ conforonod commit
tce.
The motion TO concur failed ~ @
vote Of 50 70 ls.
Tho chair then announced tho fol-
lowing members % the house on The
free conference committee; Freeman,
MAXWELL, Fields Of Hill. Logan and
Thomas.
Mr.. Drow's occupation tax bin was
rcad 10 the house and then amend
menia fell thick and fast.
Tho house worked with the bin all
day and al adjourn mont waa not ccm-
piete. though several i,ssaa were dis
rcged Of.
In tho senate senntor How.cy called
up his resolution 10 create a commits
sion 70 investigate and report 70 the
next scssloa q the legislature such
measure ~ rnoasureshs may be deemed
appropriate 20 correct the evils grow
ing out Of the violations 81 section 9,
article i2 Of the constitution Of the
State by private corporations, appYo.
priating $1,000 for pay Of snid cumfnis-
sion
Senator Linn Of Victoria offered m
amendment striking out learned IN
tbs law" wnero It applies 70 the quail.
hcntions OF the three commission Ns
II was adopted,
Henator colcui,t secured suspension
OF tho pending business and called W
his bill providing that tho snlary OF IN,
superintendent OF the state orphan
asylum shall be nxcd BY the board oi
managers not exceeding $500. order
ed engronaed and finally passed.
Mr. ooaa called up his bill amend
ing tho law regulating the use ol
school funds 20 as to allow the pur'
cheno Of furniture. Finally passed.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07
An AWFUL DISASTER.
Over One Hundred Persons burned
70 Death In France.
SEVERAL HUNDRED INJURED
Fire Breaks ont Ia cbaritg fsarasr
zhronssd win Reepie "A Panic
fnsnsd nne afsny nptafed e
naath- Marrow Eaonpsa.

Paris. May s.--irire broke ont late
yesterday afternoon IN a crowded char
table bngar IN the Rue Joan-0uo-
Jon. at which the Duchess d'ikes and
other we'll known patronesaes were
present. Many people we're burned 70
death and there wes q terrible panio
during which over 7co persons wers
injured.
Ono hundred corpscs have been laid
out IN the PaiaIa dc rlnduatglo. II is
believed that another hundred are be-.
meath tho ruins The building was
erected IN the nlmsieat manner. tho
nudity OF tho nonlfoldlne being con-
scaled by tapestry hanglnga Of tho
mont innamabla material. Moreover
there was only ono axit
This besar wan Ia fuil swing when
suddenly the cry. OF lre rose In the
quarter where the klnesemasograph
was being exhibited
A terrible panic and crush followed
the alarm OF nro. rhofo wns wild
rush for tho exitn and the weaker per-
sona were borne down and trampled
upon. The innammable nature OF tho
building aud contents cnused tho
names to spread with great rapidity
and 10 a very short time the ha1ar weg
mass Of fiamea. Thirty Victims Of The
confagratlon. mostly women. we're nf-
forwards recovered and laid out on tho
sidewalk, whore the corpnoa formed a
ghastly spectacle.
Many people. however, arc still mian-
ing and II Is feared thst they arc
buried in the ruins.
Suddenly above tho roar OF ths
flames were heard cries OF terror and
doopairing appeals for help from tha
unfortunetos who were being burned
alive. The hfenen threw hundreds Of
buckets OF water Upon them from
above at the greatest risk to them.
selves. but their courageous efforts
were oil In vain. Tho fro made fu-
rloua Roadway. Cries OF despair arose
outside In Avenue Montague. the placc
I Alma end Rue Francois. In all thetd
thosoughfares there was veritabla
Hleht Of nadcencd people. mostly W.
mon without skirts. petrcoata or nais
their feet naked and their ciothinl
either burned on or torn on. The
whole Of the highest society in Pari.
y IN horrible peli nell, p:ey 10 thl
, da.nsei t-e-st@ t..~h~s A. nn.i,trg n,.
~',-e~fi H'-'i,-s~f -~--s~fi----2 etpiAib Nu'
calling for daughters. One young wo
man, stlil wearing on her breaat th'
badge Of a stnll attendant. was saeI
rushing about In her pesticoat. he
dreas having been torn on to b.
thrown over lady who was IN flames
Her onl5 anxiety wns to lind her pa
rents and tell them Of her safety.
The wounded are now known q
number az ioast $50.
Nine. Flores. wife OF the Spanish
consul, expired at the hospital. wherl
arc several others OF the injured.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07

Washington, May 5.--Admiral Meade
tretlred) Of the United States navy,
who hns been III for three weeks past.
died at Or. Johustoas private tanita-
riuin. Hs was taken elck with grip
which afterwards aggravated BY hp-
pendlcltia An operation had 20 he
performed and from It's effects the adj
mirpi failed 20 rally Admiral Meade
was one OF the best known oiilrers Of
the modern navy. He saw hard ser.
vice before. during and after the civil
war IN al parts OF the world on an ini-
portart naval and diplomatic niinEi0h.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07
TURKS ENrHusE1.
rssiisve They win suoossd Upoa lhs
Land % the 0rsekn.

Believe They WIN succeed Upon ahe
Land of the 0rsehn
LariaEa. May 5.--The road from ga
lonlca Is covered with troops On their
way 10 reinforce the rdham faaha
army. although the Turkleh forces ara
already IN Greece sufficient 20 assure
success OF Turks. Perfect order prevails
everywhere. Soldiers ara full Of en-
thuAiasm, and anxious 10 take cifen-
sive. Intoxicated with their success
they elamorins for resumption Of ec-
tive operations. Now that TrikhaIa Is
captured. more Important action is ok
pected shortly Italian volunteers VINO
have been captured by Turks loudly
durounce tho treatment they were auh.
jocted TO while with the CRACKS. They
refer IN terms Of contempt 70 the cow4
ardlce Of tho nrebkA.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07
STEVENSON READY TO SAIL.
WIN Lsavs Fer garopo oa saturday on
mis- conmisdDn,

bloomington. M. Nay b.-Ex-vlce
President Adlai E stovenaon VIII sail
from New York for llayre next aatur-
day on the etoamer Touraine In coH-
pany With Moasru Wolcott and Payne,
the other mombors Of the blnls'alllc
commission, Miss Stevenson VIII nc
company her father 20 Europe and VIII
remain abroad untll hia return.
Mr.. Stevenson, Ia an interview. said
the commlnalon win nrS, visit Paris
and later the other capitals Of Europe.
probably London hrnt and nt.liu next
1--WE viii be guided 70 great OK
tent BY our lnassuctlop from Washing
ton. he said. "our object u % secure
tho consent Of an ,hp Europeun ma
tlonh. Or a. many o. them as possible,
20 tho holding o. q conference oi ma
slobs N regard 10 an international
agreement as 10 lhe coinage ipd ratio
81 sold aud sllyeflf
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07

Washington, May S.-The proaident
sont TO the senate the following nom-
nations;
Webster Davis OF Misaourl, 10 be as
siatant secretary Of the interior.
Lieutenant Colonel VIM. H. For
wood, deputy surgeon general. 10 be
colonel and assistant surgeon genral.
Also other army promotions.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07
sENArE paocEEoINos.


Frss Eomsstshd niii aoss rhr~uah BY
vsts of ~ 10 A.
Washington. ffny e.-f,enatorn Cor
man of Maryland and Forakcr of Ohio
had lively tllt in the senate la.o yea
terday during the consideration OF the
aundry civil appropriation bill. There
was added interest In the controversy
from the fact THAI Mr.. Foraker Ia n
new conner and this was hln maiden ef-
fort. while Mr.. German Ia one of tho
veterans Of tho senate.
II occurred when Mr.. Foraker Of
fored an amendment approprlatIng
$4,000 for the Tonnoaseo river. This
save Mr.. German a toxt for seyoro
criticism Of reckless extravagnnce in
appropriations. There waa something
Of a stir whom Mr. Foraker ro8o 70 ro-
ply 10 Mr. German. Ho gave 'ir. Cor
man a. good az he sent. Finally upon
Mr. Ailison'a explanation Mr.. German
finally withdrew me motion.
A final vote on the free homestead
bill was token at o'clock end the bin
raased by q vote of ~ 70 ~.
Tho negative vote was Chiffon,
Clay, German. Iiawioy. Konnoy Mills,
Murphy. Plat OF Connecticut, smIth,
vcst and walthrll.
The bill aa passed "a az follows,
"rhat all settlers Under the home
stead laws OF tho United States upon
the PUBLIC lardu acquired prleE q Tao
rarsace uf this act BY treaty o. Sgret-
mprt from tho various Indian trihca
o. uron military reaorvEtlona thai
have been open 10 ae,tiement who hav.
resided or who shall hereafter reside
upon the tract entered IN good fniti
Tor the ported required BY e1igtlng law
shall be entitled 10 a patent for N,
land 10 entered upon payment 70 u,
lscai land officers Of the uoual aad Gus
tomary fees and no other or furthei
cknrke Of any kind whatsoavcr shal
be required from nuch settler 10 en-.
title him 70 a patent for the land GOV,
cred by his entry, provided, that IN,
right 20 commute any such entry and
pay for said lands 10 the option q
any such settler. aud ia the time ant
1T the pricounow liked BY existing lawi
shall remain in full force and effect
provided, however. that all aums oI
money so roleaaod. which II not re-
leased would belong 70 any Indlar
tribe, shall be paid 20 such Indian
tribe
The tariff bill was reported early IL
the day and Mr.. Aidrich gave notice
that Il would bo called np on the 18th
! inst
The Morgan Cuban resolution again
went over.
The Hundry civil bill was considered
but was not completed. The item ol
f2,s3s, ,s3s for continuing the improve.
ment OF the Mlsaiaaippl river from N,
head Of The paasca 10 the mouth Of th,
ohio river was amended so "a 70 b'
Immediately available.
A further amendment BY Mr.. BoFrl
OF Afkansas. authorizing contracts OF
all the contract items for the Missis
sippl ia tho river and harbor bin o
last year, was not agreed 70.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07

Greenyilie, Tex. May B.-Lon Hnr.
vey died IN the penitentiary and was
brought 70 this county for burial sun
day, Harvey was nont up for the nun
der OF Dick YoaEor Ia 1893 after three
trials OF the canc. The case excited
great interest az the tlme. fbagor wnd
hoolng corn IN a iold and wna shot and
killed frcm the road, and after a while
The shooting wB3 fnatoned on Harvey
who then pleaded salf dsfen6e. ea4ina
foagey had attacked him with rel
FufVer
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07
SOME OLD PAPERS.
They Ave Feuna IN the state House
"a Aibany ~ the controiiev.


Ihsy Ave Eeuna In the state House
"a Albany ~ the oontroiiev.
Albany, NJ Y. May 5.-state Comp
troller Roberts. In hia search for rev
oiutlonary papers which have heen
hidden for century IN the state honae,
has come across some ancient docu-
monts which ara tho Oldest he has yet
found and which nro pertinensiy In.
terestlns at this time ipsomueh 90
they relate TO excise accounts received
by the state. then colony Of Great
Britain, between the years. Of i7io aud
i7gs. The excise returns for year
dating from ITO for the entire colony
amounted 70 500 pounda, six shlliInsa.
loaa than $4,000. which Is exeeedlnEly
insignificant when compafed With
Ell 900. 600 returns on tho trniiickilg In
liquors Of 1896 ~ ggf
Another old document dated 1855
shows the duty paid into the treasury
on negro slaves
An interesting paper found AZ tho
same time Is nn account for tho hery-
ices OF Philip Livingston, as delegate
IN congress from i777 10 i77s, a total
81 ios working days At "a ahilllnes a
day. tho aggregate being 800 pounds
twelve EhilllnEs.
Btlll another paper shows that tho
remain Of General Montgomery. who
fell IN the attack on Quebec IN the
Fronch and Italian war Ia 1887. is
buried IN 81. pauis churehyard IN New
York city. and accompanying this 70
a bill from one Jaeobus MyeT for cart.
ing the monument for General Mont
komcry'n body 10 the churchynrd.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07

pnehla. Col, May 5.-Tho exhibition
OF klnelorcopo' pictures u the Corbett-
Flsrslmmpnn nehl Il 10 bo prohibited
In Pueblo. On felillon OF the W. q, r..
n. Of thla city, Tho aldermen instructed
tho city attorney 70 draw up On ofdl-
nance prohibiting same. The nctitlcn
was granted without discussion.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07

San Antonio, Tex, May 6.-Tho as.
cree IA equity ia the cas0 OF the lllInuld
Steel company vs. George Dulnlg ~ M.
10 furecloee en- attainment leH nn
property. waa entered IN the unllad
States circuit court today BY Judge q.
3 Maxey. rio decree gives iudtmeni
FOR plAlnll4.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07

Victoria. Tex, May 5.-Judge wilson
passed the donth rentence on Washing
ton Hardy. colored, who was sentenced
for criminal assault. Tho date Of the
execution will be Aug. 2.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07

washington. May B.--Cicnorni Miles
has lofl here Tor New York. 10 viii
snil today on his way TO the seat OF
war In Hur0ps
Deming headlight., 1897-05-07

Wharton, Tex. May 6,--A Mexican
named John Pottua was killed az q no
gro festival near Spanish Camp. NJ
arrests as yet.