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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-24
CRY nREvIr1Iss.

There are rpdeliyered teie1rams NJ the ofSlc<
Of the Western Union Telegraph company Ia,
Archie Hall and n. l.. Brown.
Tbs police arrested about forty tra,nps
Thurrday night several OF whom were con.
yitted yesterday ana sent 70 jail.
The Post ACKNOWLEDGES receipt OF pretty
from Mr. u. ~. Burke. sil commefce ave
nue.. city
There are undellyerod kilograms a. Postal
Telegraph Co. IFS Main street for n. Levin
ron. y. MeKinnon. W. w. Brady and Mrs.
Alice Jennings.
The Salvation Army Will give . chFjstmss
dinner m Monday. the 9th. TO nbich viii be
invited all telegraph messenger boys. news
boys aud carriers.
Mr.. n. r. Habcrmchi. aged 81 years. who
lives on the San Jacinto battle-ground died
there VI an early hour yesterday nlorning and
viii be buried at his ho1ne.
A lot OF christmas goods was discovered BY
the police yesterday under the cotton plat
form at the Katy depot. II cons1sted 81 q
basket q uooeetes and some shirts apd sualA
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Inese ofdcss clossi iast night for he holt
s 49, snd viii rvsunc business Monday
Chief clerk W. u. Lane was secn Sasily
whiting out several p&eees for empluyns
wno wall sp<nd their CAristmas away from
ncms Amonx these who left last night
were ms. Horace BISHOP. going to Luling.
ana s, Mr.. w n. Kidd. ., San ANTONIO. Mr.,
SHOWN Botts will leave this morning for
vcivmbrs, Messx. Robert WOOD and Chas.
Andrus to Beaumont. white Auditor G. 3.
stgar and tsiniiy will spend ueeir Christ
mas IN New Orleans with relatives. Mr..
Sesar VIII return 70 his duties on Monday
put MS family VIII rems n for several days
ionscr. MIR. ". c. Parker. In the ac-
counting office cf the ntetive pSwer de-
partuert, WIFI 80 to Tuscaloosa. Ala. to
visit his parents at that peini.
Al the Houston and Texas Central aud
Southern Pacific general offices, whoa. In
cidentally. Is considerably torn up, under
Ecng improvements AMI repairs, most OF
the clerical force will work until en- early
-Four this Afternoon, probably about
O'Clock. when several OF the Offices VIII be
closed until next Tsiesday morning to prep
etrly sslsbrnte Christmas. Auditor George
Kidd placed a uotice in hts Office yester-
tay announcing that his Office would be
closed at o'clock today, and continue
clcsed I'll Tuesday. He also took occasion
TO use very upprec.atsvc compliment IN
behalf Of tho faithful service 81 his em-
lsSycs dusing the past year. ana compil-
mentsi iliein in few Additional words on
their very faithful anti efficient work, show
ing einiself ent.rely satisfied with the
marked efficiency of his office force.
General Passenger Agent Robbins an
nsunced the closing Of his Office on tho
same schedule rs that of the auditor. which
plan of closing will perhaps be observed In
all the other departments.
The Houston Fast and West Texas and
ell other rilroad offices as far as could
he learned Will close early enough today TO
allow their employees to look about for
suitable Christmas presents. and resumAng
the usual bnsiness newt TUESDAY. "A
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JUDGE rnnKlxs no MOVE.
VIII Cnnduct the Legal Affairs of the
COttnn He'll frnm nnllna.

Cotton Bclt from DalIns.
Dallas. Texas. December 2s.-Early IN
the new year Judge h. Il. Perkins of
Grssnville, general attorney OF the ST.
Louis Southwestern Railway company,
will move TO Dallas with hills family. and
In future will DO a resident OF tho North
Texas metropolis Judge Perkins has
formed partnership in Dallas With Judge
". l.. Hall. Mr.. j. u. Gilbert OF Perkins,
Gilbert 4 Perkins will also be "a member
OF the new firm. Judge Perkins bro b r
VIII remain In Gieenyille.
Since the Cotton Belt entered Dallas
Judge Perkins has found it more co4l-
venient 10 coniuct the legal cad OF the
corporation from this city. Judge NJ. NJ.
Brooks, chief jletice-elect OF the court OIL
criminal appea.s. VIII also move irsm
Greenyille TO Dallas In January, and ewo
more distinguished lawyers viii be adSlad
to tho long list OF attorneys who make up
the Dallas bar
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Adam Sherer, Harpers, Kan; W. r. Dlckey
j. S Bonner, city; Eli Wiener. Keltys; James
NJ. Rugeley, Bay city; l.. r. Borns. New q
leans Sol Bronbere, Galveston; II. Morris
Cibolo ". J. Lyle Cutoff H 2. bGon ao, ssl-
B,,rdstown. ILL.,: r. L. Billups. Edna; Mrs.
N Esson and ID child, beaumont; a; II. Roy,
Galveston; W. L. Johnson. smithvllle; ~ nv ".
Dew. c. l.. Dew. Dake; G. N, LancaSter' ~
Hui Jr., Waco; W. NJ Imboaen, Palestine;
a. Nj. r. Cation, Lovelady; @. ". Skinner,
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway NIP u,
Ma,Ide Davis, Calvert; ]. l.. Hudson. CITY, w.
4. Jones, Galveston; Miss Emma Foster, An
gieton; Il. l.. Newbern. Memphis; IL. J; Mont
goiilfry, jennings, La; Miss stensom 9 mins
n NiaIsb New Orleans; j. II. Reed, Living
ston; W. S. Forney Shreveport
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RATES PUT ON FILE

A number Of applications from the Fort
WORTH and Rio Grande railway. were placed
ON file today. with the distinct understand
ing that the rates for authority to apply
which are sought therein, are SIMPLY recog-
med as the rates of petitioner and are not
those of the commission. Said applications
contemplate the carrying OF the rates
named in tariffs No. III applying on mer-
chandise. by classes. between all stations
on the Fort Worth and Rio Grande railway.
NO. ISL, applying ON cotton and cotton lint
ers, in bales from all stations on the Fort
Worth and Rio Giande railway to Houston
ana Galveston in connection with the lines
named therein; No. 1856, applying ON grain.
fiour and hay In car loais, between sta
tions on the Fort Worth and Denver CIV
and Wichita Valley railways and points nm
the Fort Worth and Rio Grande railway.
No. 1874, applying on soft coal, in car loads
from Bridgeport to points ON the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande railway, and No.
1913, applying on coal, in car loads. from
Rock Creek to all stations on the Fort
worth and Rio Grande railway,
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the RUNNING OF TRAINS
y e Iakea : Hsat y the Csmnissl,s
1ts lu1etlon Corrections
Tho TIME TABLES MUST Be PUT on FINE
Fnrsher Rates Nave Recn placed ON
Fie ana More Application. for
Rates Have Becn Made.

Austin. Texas, December 2s.--Thc rail-
road commission has decided to take n
hand Vn the matter OF regulating passenger
train connections 80 as 10 prevent the nu,,.
ing OF the trains Of one road out Of depo,s
at Junction points Just prior to the arriva,
Of the trains Of another roal, to the great
Inconvenience OF travellers, who are often
rotced by this practice to lay over many
hours at small out-of- the-w,ay POINTS. Tho
specific attention OF the Houston ana Texas
Central and International and Great North.
ern has been called to the breaking Of
connections at Hearne. ana the El~Dn MI
iano junction. Temple and San Marcos slit
latsns VIII be attended to and the 70.
irsal TO sell coupon tickets by certain roads
via these points will be made the snbicct
CT investigation.
An order was issued today. also, reouir
ing the roads to hereafter file their time.
tables with tho commission. accornnanjea
by descriptions of the trains run, With q
view to ascertain what foundation there
Is Tor the many complaints OF inferior ser.
vice that have been filed. 80 as to enter
intelligently upon the work of compelling
obe'dence of the law governing In this re-
spect.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CoMANcHE. The dsoi,.iag trade is very
brisk here.
coTuLLA. The recent ccid spell did no
daInage to stock.
RGSANKY. - 10. a. 1Iool has been
checked in as railroad agent here.
WAXAHACIIIE. The criminal docket at
ishqs term of court cares several murder
cases.
MISSOURI CITY several cases OF
grippe are reported. but none Of them are
Eeifous
BURNETT. There Is very fine scason
In uIo gIDusd as result OF the recent
snow and rain.
GRE.ENN Lille, Rev. w. r.. Tardy Of
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SuWHe bryant Nc1erve0 Wis DeCintOl
nrsto Eta sale.
Sherman. Texas. December 23.---Tederal
Judge d. Il. Bryant OF the Eastern district,
sitting in chambers. today heard the appli-
cation Of tho Rogers locomotive company,
Rurnhani. Williams 4 Co. and tho st.
Charles Car company. praving that tho
rolling stock of she Galveston La Porte
and Houston railroad be turned over to
them for sale. After herring the argu-
monts by all parties concerned. Judge Bry>
ant announced that he would hold HIS de-
cision In allegiance until some future time
10 be announced later.
The personnel OF the attorneys IN the
case is: Mr.. Elcnaus Smith OF st. Louis.
Messrs. S. p. Perryman OF Houston and
Walter Gresham Of Galveston, rcprcsent-
Ding tho elaimants; Mr.. +, w. FORD, repre-
senting the receivers; Colonel X. G. Foster
of penison, representing Mr.. Smith. the
purchaser under the order OF sale issued
BY the court here in n former sitting In
Chambers; Head OF Dillerd a Muse Of
sherman, representing several creditors
and holders OF receivers certificates.
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Helen Grey-Page.

kllEton soctety's New RuIe.
nTon Society people here are
dlEusstng a reform which Is In
ton Of earlier hours. This idea
eeneaIly adopted i'm Philadelphia
Eb decided effort to introduce it
y evening receptions and cotil-
etdons are issued for at least an
AZ than formerly, and there was
Y sffotded by the trustees of the
aallery Of Art at their reception
Eaaay evening to the Anglo Amer
kloR Promptly at IL, the hour
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|sEw CUTAWAY CAPE FROM
PARIS, \

!. I'D dolman which grandmother
frum the bottom Of her chest
M when she gives the relic Of
vumanhood their annual BRUSH
ilKng OF course 1t has gone
semi-metamorphosis, but the
nEtion Is not complete enough to
% original form and the dolman
Prominent, 5
" Is exceedingly graceful upon
hywes and can be worn when
talllng or driving with equal APP
les II fits plainly and smoothly
lN figure. rounding away at the
III the waist line is almost ex-
hb very long in the back, and
mit line there is a cascaded ef-
Mlped in the material OF the coat,
tiighter weight.
Rrf and collar are OF some dark
>y tho soft, comfortable effect
|hy fur trimming can. The
d. Utmost skin tight to the elbow,
eU fare out prettily in full rip
khe hands.
Helen Grey. Page.
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Smith and family Evansville, Ind: r. E.
Mrs .. A. Garland, st. Louis; j. A. Peter
man. james w. Smith, Franklin, La; II. D.
Lauderdale. Galveston; Il. ylzcaya, Fort Ar
thur: ii. G. Archer, Charles Mensing, Calves
ton: NJ. G. Smith. w. w Wilson. Miss Leila
Palmer. Beaumont: W. c. Wall, Lake
Charles. La: Miss Bessie Gale. Rock Island;
=. N. Lee, Edna; c. H. Taylor, Galveston
Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. Bell. Texarkana; Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Hay, Atlanta, Ga; Colonel j. w.
Sculiy. Miss Scully, Lieutenant Arthur Coste,
United States army.
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HOLIDAY SEASON.
Most naiIrosd OfHces VIII Close I'm
til Tuesday Morning.

Most RaiIrosd Ofnces VIII Close I'm
til Tuesday Morning.
In expectancy of the coming holiday sea-
con there was considerable stir and hustle
in all railroad circles yesterday.
The clerks. especially In the general
fire. ght and auditing departments, seemed
impressed with the tact that business must
be brought to somewhat finished point
before they could reasonably expect TO abb
sent themselves even for a Christmas sea-
son. including the annual anticipation OF
turkey, cranberry sauce. and the usual &C.
cessortes that 20 in to make . merry aud
Joyous time.
In tie Galveston. Harrisburg and san An
tonic AUDITORS office, where II employed q
force of probably thirty Or forty men,
thens res scens q unusuaa ACTIVITY
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FIasT-cLAsA

mercinI Men' Nstes' sz.9U 20 WV y ~
M. 4. Heath New York; J. l. Handley.
Dallas; p. q. Keene. city: p. A. vahey. San
Antonio: s, j. Epstein, Savannah, Ca:
Benton q. Emmett, Adams Secret service;
L. w. Kennitz, Green Bay. Wis: A. L. Marks.
Cincinnati. Ohio: james Il. Hin. Mdss 2. u.
Hill, LIVINGSTON; ?. W GlaSsoes. Honey
A. ShrIver. Shreveport. In. r. B. McElroy
Chicago; James Moore. Galveston: Sam q.
Ward. Belfast. Ireland; C.. w. Anger; Mrs
Miss Lucy Ann Miller Miss Amelin Miller
LIT WaBhburn, Jr.. New YORK;
]. b. Kelton, Chicaro; Mrs. J, +. Smith.
La; Maurice Kahn, houston
nil. Ycakum j. w. Allen, Houston; J. Lane,
In Grange: =, Alexander, Orange.
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q. Il. 6. Election.

Ennis. Texas December 22.-At the reg-
vlar meeting OF division No. IS, Order oil
Railroad Conductors, In this city the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the year
1890: j. S. Telfair. c. c.; Dan Mccarty,
a. c.; II. =. Barltley. secretary aud treas
,lrer; j. r. Moore, S. c.; G. u. McDuffie.
j. c.. s, Nj. Evans, l. s.; G. u. Smith %,
ST., s. Tcliair. delegate to the grand d.
vision, j. p. Moore, alternate: T.3J. Rush.
w, G. Griffith and o. r.. Long, trustees.
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popuIi.t Paper Chanses Hands.

Grotnv5lla. Texas Decelnber H'--fion'
r.. ]. Tilson Of Merit and D. H. Ross Of
Write Rock, prominent and we'll known
cstixens ~ tina county and leading mem
bers Of the populist party have purchased
n ne ubrck company the plant, snbscip-
tion list and gooi will Of the Hunt County
observer. the organ Of the popsillsts OF
fyunf county. They will continue the pub
lic@tSnn Of the paper In Greenviile. Mr..
Tilson will be at the head o. ne ed.torlsi
snce, having served two terms in the Texas
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The following, presented by the Missouri,

The following, presented by the Missouri
Kansas and Texas, was filed according to
the rule which thas prevailed since the
bending down Of tho Mccormick decree;
/. When our tariffs make higher fates
between competitive points than the ralts
pubIfsh he'd by other lines, the lower rates
will apply without affecting rates at In.
termediase points.
q. Packing house products carloads
maximum rate between points on the Ms
sourl. Kansas and Texas Railway of Texas
and common points on the International
and Great Northern railroad aud he San
AniDnio and Arkansas Piss RAILWAY, not
incl,r1.ng Galveston, SO cents per 100
mounds
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Orange Tnrtlets.

Two fine oraisges, the Juice of both ana
the grated peel OF one. three quarters OF a
cup OF sugar. one tablespoonful of butter,
the juice of one lemon, and one teaspoon
fun OF corn starch Beat all well together
and bake in tartlet shells with a cover.
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stiu cnttlnr incur.

Chicago December 2s.--The Western head
quarters OF Arbuekie Brothers today an
nounced another cut IN the price Of refined
were rinde to retail d,hiers direct. ioo eIs
being ignored as In Yesterdays cut. This is
about GIG Of cent below the American
Sugar Refining conpany's price.
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Convictions In Grinler county.

Anderson. Texas. December 21.--Will
Jones, colored. gees for TWO years for steal
ing a pair Of pants This }s the seventh
person sentenced at this term OF court.
George Tucker. who killed Ward. was given
Ave wears. for which he asks a new trial;
motion FIR new trial was ovorruled and
rcitce OF appeal given: Tucker ordered to
Brpzss county Jail by the Judge for safe
kefr4inp
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Fort Worth. Texas. December 2a.-
Mcssrs. Holly and Ranger, the former OF
Denver and the latter Of Fort Worth, beth
we'll known OWL enginecIu. left heCe inlay
FOR Quanah. These gentlemen will ~ once
run Z preliminary survey TOR connecting
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P 81 IL LADIES. !

n,arine s' sor tor the close Of the affslr n.
and depsrl ad sathered up tie instraine ~ i
,hrougn the entrance. but M SUI, SUI pouring
that hour. was heard after
have ann u,npcrs OF the Bachelors cot,,,,or
YEAR asn noanced that they VIII berir ,h,a
bsIs promptly at 10 and close svsa,,. .h,s
na'i nour after midnight eSs eAac'iy =
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An once AboiIshctl.

Terrell, Texas, December 22.--Mr. A. s.
Vest having resigned, the office of COM
merc.al agent Of this road ut ST, Louis,
Me, Is hereby abolished, after Decembef
81 1893. j. u. Leith,
General Freight and Pass. Agent.
Approved.
u. II. r. Green.
President and General Manager.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets All
druaeists refund money II II fails 70 cure.
2Ec. Tue genuine has LB.o.o0 each tAhses'
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line 70 " butt bstween ovanaA ana Okia.
homA City, where junction viii be formed
with the Frlsc0. gfvin8 the Fort Worth
ard Denver City-which company II q
said Z back OF the projcct IA direct line to
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Distances. miles.

The above rates to emily between all sta
lions on this International and Great
Northern railroad except south OF II u.s.
ton and West OF Arcoa. Rates 10 Calves
ton aud to prin's on the Columbia branch
south Of Arcola TO be made by adding 2
cents per 100 pounds to the rate to Hous-
ton.
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LUNCHEON.

o,,ra Thin Slices Of Cold Mutton.
,,y ssiery Salad, Cheese Straw
Warers' Jelly. Tea
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Rates.


iva -ov ."''''.-...'.. n =
g Rates. in cents per 100 pounds 10 ap-
ply on cotton seed, carloads, between d.
tione on the international and Gr.at
Northern railroad:
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CAPITOL HOTEL
yrank A. Hervey,
rs Sr., Manager.

Fifty rooms. with
private baths, sup
piled SIth pure ar
tesian water from
our own well, large
sample rooms. With
test and most con-
vcnieht atconimo-
latinns f0r COM
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DINNER.
Rnufllnn

Green Peas. ~.
sweet Potatoes. Sliced and Buttered
Lettuce Salad.
queens Pudding. Roquefort. Cafe NOR
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Meals for . ~.

bhEAkFAST.
Broi,as su plnsapple. whcatena, Cream
Ola v,s.. French Fried Potatoes
Country Butter. ca9a e ~
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HOTELS.
4 mas. ~- er
Fee sDa SO SO Per asy'

UT-. = : : - . - - '-7---
'p :uha's;sville; Miss Fannie Lee
,pEyins. Howth; James
~ ~ Foster. Marlin; Cap
s,estiAke; DR.. John X.
~ Edward Greer, Dali
- Sncref, J. a. Martin.
'ss's Galveston; p. =.
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w. T. and ]. T.
Boyle reassume the
management Of the
Hutchins House. the
old established ho-
tel. Everything Will
be found IN hrst-
class condition. Al
we ask Is a trial.
natcg 60. 90 me- iuy.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Tradiug in cattle to-day
was of the usual Saturday character. The few
offerings that came on the market were soon dis
posed OF and trade was over at an early hour.
enough cattle to meet the requirements Of eX
porters are now selling largely 10dl5c higher than
a week ago and a few extra fancy beeves, such
as were offered for the Christmas holiday trade,
would probably sell considerably above $3.50
The market for hogs was strong the supply
@ at 81 aVerage ADVANCE OIL &c
range of $3S0M4.O7l2, chiefly at SO. 95G4 02la and
the bulk Of the pigs sold at $3.65dSS5.
Most of the receipts of sheep and lambs to-
day were consigned to local slaughterers and
prices were largely nominal. Sheep sold at 1926
d3.tb Tor the poorest lot to the best, chiefly at
s4@4.50 rams bringing $S,25G15.50 Yearlings sold
at Sl.5o@5.20 and lambs salabIe at s4.5Od
$50, few going below s..
Receipts-Cattle 500; hogs, H. 900; Sheep Is, OOO
ST. LOUIS Feb. 12.-CattIe- Receipts 100 Mar
ket steady: fair to fancy shipping and export
and butchers steers, SS.90u4S5, bulk at 81 254 rs
steers under 1000 lbs. $3.25@46o, bulk at 49, goa
@4.20; cows and heifers s2d4.55. bulk of cows
2.50g340 Texas and Indian steers 49, 1904 KS
bulk at s. SOa4 10; cows and heifers s2.5OGS.15
Hogs Receipts, 5000. Market &c higher; York
a4o5. S'' p's' s''''''''''' 'u'V"ers' $50
sheep Receipts, 45o. Market dull, but steady;
native shipping steers. S3.5O6y4.75; lambs $3.50
5.S5; Texas muttons, $4d42
EAST LIBERTY, Feb. 12-Cattle steady;
prime, $4.90G5; common, $4,000; bulls stays and
cows, $2014; veal calves, s6Q6 so.
Hogs steady; prime medium weights $415G4. 20;
pest fOrkefS, S4lo44zO, common to fair Workers
s4G4 TO- heavy hogs, $4@4.05; pigs $3756S 80: good
roughs. SS.2OQ350 common to fair roughs 81 50as
Sheep steady at unchanged prices: choice Iamlss
$5.70q5.eos common to good, $46095.65.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. .--CattIe-Receipts 300
Market unchanged. w.,h only retail trade
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 Market strong: bulk of
sales $3.5QS.s0; heayies, So 756p4: packers 81 SO
.971z mixed. s375@3 95 lights S. 65Gp3 so: YORK.
ers So. 75l3.S0 pigs, $310G3.7O.
Sheep-Receipts. 200. Market firm: lambs So TX
M5.40; muttons, s3@4.25
EAST BUFFALO, Feb. 12.-Cattle slow
Hogs orkers, good to choice, $4I5@4 IT,.
reughs, common to choice, $S.5oa3.60; pigs,
mon TO choice, sS.S0Gt3.90.
Sheep and Lambs-Lambs. choice to extra S.
Gp5.75; culls TO common, s475d5.25: sheep, choice
TO selected wethers s. sna5; eulls to common
S3dS9O.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l2.-Cattle- Receipts "a
Market dull at quotations
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market SC higher ON
heavy and mediums; tops. 81; $50 to 200 lbs So IS
"a; mediums. sS.S50595; light shippers, s360a3.SO;
pigs. 50. 75n3.55
sheep-Receipts none. Market dull at quota
TONS
CINCINNATI, Feb. 12--Cattle, So 25a425.
Hogs strong at S3.25GIf05.
sheep steady at $275q465; lambs steady at "a
as 90
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NEWS IN SUNDAYS JOURNAL
Resume of Items ChrOnicIed in the
Edition of Feb. IL.

M. Zola was mobbed Saturday in Paris on
his way home from his trial.
Judge Thornell, of Council Bluffs, Ia. has
held the inheritance tax law of that State
invalid.
Thomas Burns has signed a contract as
Anson's successor as manager of the Chica-
go ball team
A new patriotic society called the Ameri-
can Flag Association has been organized
III New York.
General Harrison addressed the Marquette
Club, of Chicago, at the Lincoln day eXer-
cises in that city.
Chris Won der Abe is still in jail at Pitts
burg awaiting the arrival or money TO pay
the Baldwin Judgment.
Chauncey Depew introduced Albert j. Bev-
eridge. who made the principal address at
the New York Lincoln day celebration.
Spanish residents of Havana are said to
prefer annexation to the United States
rather than O. continuation of the war in
Cuba
Eighteen bodies had been removed from
the Pike-street ruins in PittSburg up to
Saturday night. Thirty-one are still re-
ported missing
Tod Sloan won on Fleur de Lis at San
Francisco Saturday, doing a mile and Il
sixteenth in 1:46A. the coast record: F1eur
de Lis is Brooklyn handicap candidate.
Judge Denny at San Francisco. Satur-
day lowered the tWo-mile running record,
held by old Tenbrceck and Newton jointly.
covering the distance in 3:26l2 The former
record was 327l2.
Attorney General Crow of Missouri, has
decided that ii is against the law to have
pupils recite the Lords prayer. as part
of the daily devotional exercises in school.
He holds it as illegal for the teacher to
read from the Bible during the exercises.