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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-18
VESSELS IN PoRr.

NESSElaS IN PONT.
SIS Alncrity. Fowler e. Neville, pier 30.
IS Alamo j. n. Sawyer & Co.
SIS Aldersgate w w. WILSON,
rs Barnesmore, Fowler & Neville.
SIS Birchtor. j. Morrow a Co.
So Bicnhein, Fowler & Melville
SIS Breckneld, j. Moilor e. Co.
SIS Cromwell, Culliford Clarke & Co.
IS Cumberland, u Markowitz.
So Cnrytaba, VIM. Pnrr Co.
So Fehciana, Culiford, Clarke & Co.
81 Glcnvech, J. Moilcr & Co.
IS Glenioig, j. Mollcr & Co.
So H,adands. j. Moller & Co.
SIS Hemisphere. J. Moller a Co.
SIS Kairos, j. Mollor & Co.
SIS Lunnclot. Fowler & Neville.
SIS Nothcrfcld, Fowler & Melville.
IS Paullna, J. Moller & Co.
IS Queenstown. Orthwein & Sons.
SIS Rita J. Moler g. Co.
SIS Solrano, Fowler & McVitic
SIS White Hall. Fowler & Mcvitic.
IS W0olor, Fowler McVitie
Bark Colen Archer. j. Moller a Go.
Sch Mary Il. G. Dow, r. O. Flood Il Co.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS Amyl, Shields February 5.
So Anoces, Robinson. Barry, January 81.
SIS Ashlands, Swansea, January ).
SIS Crowley, Barry via MADEIRA. January IL.
Ss coothon. at Antwerp, December "a.
ST. Eddie Lnnd, at Havre. January q.
SIS Germania. ST. Vincent. February TO-
SIS Glontlvy, Barry, January IL
SIS lnehmarlo. Iiencbcry, Hull. January 81
81 kilburn. Cardiff, January IS.
SIS Lady Lewis at Tcneriffe January TO-
SIS Ludgatc. Nicholson. Teperiffe, January
IL
SIS Mattcnwan, Lewis. New York. February
IL.
SIS Mexican. Edwards, Liverpool January Is.
SIS Norma. Greig. Las Palmas, January 10.
IS North Gwaia. Evans, Swansea. Janu-
AIRY 20.
S. Nmeces, Risk. Now York. February l2.
IS Phoebe Stacy. Bremen, January ~
IS Plympton, Page, Barry. January n.
SIS Polycarp, Ceara, February o.
SIS Ramon de Larrinaga. Liverpool, Febru-
airy 4.
IS Siiycrdale. James. at Bremen January II.
IS rhurston. at Barry January TO-
So White Cross Taylor, Rio dc Janeiro
January 10.
Sch Clara A, ponueli. arandase. Bait
more January. q.
GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
by Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway.
ildl bales; by International and Great North
ofn, bSf, by Galveston, Houston and Hender-
son, 400 by Missouri Kansas and Texas,
23l6; by Galveston, La Porte and Houston,
~; by barge NJ, 75S; by barge H. A. Jones,
l3eG; by barge Willie. 1900: by sloop Column
bus, 36. Total, Slaa bales
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-18
b bid; sellers; value,
stocks Mt United states Ports.
Compnrnsivc spot Markets.

The following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today ut the leading mar
kets. together with the closing OF middling
Yesterday with today's sales:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-18
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Quotations for R0nnd lots Of staple
Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily, aud their
correctness can bc relied upon The prices ara
hose ruling in Houston wholesale markets.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-03

.n,1-rno,,, .ots ,.,,onlata at a,3 ., ~ ~
81 ~ e4o no s25 oa and 40 ii. t.., ....
-poine and top mattresses fr,,.u 81 - 70
@Io 90. Single lounges $40 On ..Hd 81 D3.
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':I',~' my ann i III so'"'"'n |,'n Toro ','o no
.,,,.;,, ao,,,lin,, out of town
c.,.-, 49,. ~ f,,,r,,,,,,,,o
WASFED-bT lady OF So II place as
honseRooper, cook or both. Can give IN
s'ru"tlp''9 IN music and EngiI>h hFahche7
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09

Of itself, does not necessarily amount toI
reversible error.
g. Exceptions to depositlOns other than
for incompetency or irrelevancy must no
in writing, specifying the grounds OF OBJ
iectiOn; and where such exceptions are not
made and filed prior to the trial, It Is not
error for the court to overrule such OBJ
lection.
4. The statute authorizing an attorney
fee In certain cases is not In violation OK
to the constitution Of the United States
which provides that no State shall deny 10
any person within its jurisdiction equal
protection Of the laws
g. Instructions given and refused, exam
lned, and held, that the court did not err
in giving or refusing to give instructions
requested.
g. In a suit for damage where II Is ma
terial to establish the value Of land before
and after a fire, II Is error for the trial
court to admit the testimony OF a witness
who is not qualified to testify to the value
of such land.
T. The oral and record evidence Of title,
so far as II relates to the northeast quarter
Of the section, was incompetent under
the pleadings, and the court erred In per-
mitting the same to go to the jury,
The jury awarded plaintiff damages FOR
100 acres burned in the east half Of the
section, which was either not warranted
by the petition or not supported by the
evidence
Attest: '' p. ]. Goss,
LSeal.l Clerk.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09
First published January 20, 1881
Notice to Holders of Bonds.

In accordance with the directions Of an
act relating to the redemption OF bonds
issued to railroad companies, which took
that the county Of Dickinson, State oe
Kansas will on the 18th day Of March, 1898,
at the fiscal agency OF the State OF Kan
New York, redeem the following described
bonds issued by the said county OF Dick
Lnson, to-wit: Numbers from to 10O in-
elusive OF numbers / and 10O issued De-
Cember %, 1887, In aid OF the Chicago, Kan
sas Il Nebraska Railway Company, each
number being itself a bond for $1,000.
Holders OF said bonds are hereby nOne
fed that on the I'd day Of April, 1888, gaid
bonds will cease to bear interest and they
are hereby notified to present same at
the said fiscal agency Of the State OF Kan
sas hereinbefore mentioned for redemp-
tion. G. III. PATTISON.
County Treasurer Of Dickinson County.
Kansas.
Abilene, January %, 1898,
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09
First published February 2, 1891
Bond Redemption Notice.
Jackson County, Kansas.

Jackson County, Kansas
To the holders OF bonds issued by jackson
county, Kansas, to the Chicago, Kansas II
Nebraska Railway Company;
Pursuant to the laws Of the State OF Kansas
and an order OF the Board Of County Commits
siOners of Jackson county Kansas, |, Arch. ID.
Abel, County Treasurer OF said county, hereby
Win aSSEned din interest are thersob Issued nv iack,
son county. Kansas, to the Chicago, Kansas E
Nebraska Railway Company, tO-wit Bonds
numbered Consecutlvely from one TO one ham
OF the denomination OF 81 600 each, will be paid
on the 18th day OF April, 180S at the Fiscal
Agency OF the State OF Kansas In the city OF
New York, State OF New York. And further
OF April, 1893 said above described bonds viii
cease 10 bear interest ARCH, d. ABEL,
County Treasurer of Jackson County, Kansas.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09
MODIFIED AND AFFIRMED.

Error from Shawnee County District Coz
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09

[Republished.1
Kansas Court of Appeals Northern De-
partment, Eastern Division.
No. 315.
Swofford Bros Dry Goods Company, plain
tiff in error,
VS..
M. s. Berlowitz, defendant in error
Error from Wyandotte County Court Of
Common Pleas.
REVERSED.
Syllabus. Mahan, z. j.
l. Plaintiff charged the defendant with
the conversion Of goods. For the purpose
of charging them with the acts and decla-
rations OF a third person az their agent,
the> plaintiff proved that this person had
at the time In his possession, an account
or statement OF goods sold by the defend
ants to the plaintiff, and OF which he was
not sufficient proof Of agency upon which
to charge the defendants with such tor
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09

[seaLl Clerk
Kansas Court of Appeals, Northern De-
partment, Western Division.
No 127.
8. II. H. Clark, oliver w. Mink, Il. Ellery
Anderson, j. w. Doane and f. r. Cou-
dert receivers OF the Union Pacific Rail-
way Company, plaintiffs In error
Vs.
William Ford defendant In error.
Error from the District Court Of Rocks
County.
REVERSED.
Syllabus.
/. The attorney fees allowed by O jury
In an action against q railroad company
for damages for killing stock, Is a part OF
the amount in controversy therein.
2. The law does not require q notice to
be served upon the opposite party or an
application for an extension Of time in
which to make and serve case for re-
view In the Appellate courts.
g. It is error to allow a witness to tes-
tify to the value of an animal when 1t
has not been shown that he was acquainted
with the value of such animals In that vi
cinity.
A. 1t is error for a court to instruct a
jury tnat In arriving at a verdict, that
they may take into consideration such
knowledge of the value OF this class OF
property as is common to all Of them
A true copy.
Attest: 4. j. GOSS,
[Seall Clerk.
Kansas Court Of Appeals, Northern De-
partment, Western Division.
No. 1874.
j. H. Krlder, plaintiff in error,
vs..
L. ]. Coley defendant in error,
Error from Decatur County District Court
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus.
/. 1t Is not necessary that q petition, to
charge a cause of action under sections
40 and "A. chapter %, General Statutes 1889,
against q stockholder OF dissolved cor
| pOration, should aver the recovery OF Judg-
ment against the corporation or the re-
turn OF execution thereon that the corpo-
| ration has no property.
2. An assignee, in the allowance Of claims
| against the assgnor, under the provisions
| OF chapter g. General Statutes 1889, acts
| judicially, The cause or action against the
asslgnor merges in the judgment rendered
| by the assignee and such judgment Is a.
proper foundation for a suit against the
| stockholders Of such assignor.
g. In such an action against stock
| holder of an incorporated banking COM
pany, an allegation that the company made
an assignment of all it's assets at a date
more than year prior to the commence
ment Of the suit, that 1t was then and ever
| since has been wholly insolvent and with
| out assets, save those In the hands OF its
assignee, Is equivalent to an ayerment
| that the company has suspended business
| for more than q year, under the proVi-
| sions Of said section 40.
Wells, j., concurrng.
McElroy, j., dissenting.
Attest: p. J. Goss,
IseaLl Clerk.
Kansas Court of Appeals, Northern De-
partment, Western Division.
No. 12S.
s. H. H. Clark, Oliver w. Mink, t. Ellery
| Anderson, J. w. Doane and +. r. Cou'
dert receivers OF the Union Pacific Rail
way Company plaintiffs in error,
| vs..
]. w. Elllthorpe, defendant in error.
REVERSED.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09


TseaII Clerk.
Kansas Court of Appeals, Northern De-
partment, Eastern Division.
No. 266.
Rent Holloway. Bert Miller and Willis
White, plaintiffs in error,
VS..
John w. Mcintosh, defendant in error.
Error from Shawnee County Circuit Court
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. Mahan' P. j.
Plaintiffs in error appeared in the case,
employed counsel and made their defense;
they maze no request for the appointment
Of a guardian ad ltem they were appa-
rently adult; their minority was not In
any way disclosed to the court: Held, the
failure to appoint guardian ad ntem
under the circumstances was not ground
for new trial under the provisions OF the
CODE
Filled January q, 1885,
A true copy -
Attest: w. II. THOMPSON,
LSeaEl Clerk'
Kansas Court of Appeals, Northern De-
partment, Eastern Division
No. 2SO.
Robert McCrie, plaintiff in error,
vs.
The Hixon Lumber Company, corpora
G9tbaTine Cath % F. Plankington, Helen T. Chez
yer, William Shook, John Myers, William
Graham and Peter Barnett, defendants
in error
Error from Atchison County District
Court
MODIFIED.
Syllabus. Mahan, P. j.
l. In civil action, that the courts in
structions do not cover every contention
in or aspect Of the case, 1t is not error re-
uuiring a reversal. If the instructions are
not sufficiently comprehensive to meet the
views of counsel, they should call the at
tentlon Of the trial court thereto by re-
quest for additional instructions
Q. Actual occupation is essential to the
establishment of homestead in land un-
der the constitution and statutes Of this
State
8. Under the provisions of section $50 of
the code, in relation to mechanics liens
in cases where there are prior liens upon
are entitled to priority on a new structure
erected entirely by them and from their
material, independent Of the land ITSELF
Filed January 27, 1898.
Attest: w. H. THOMPSON,
[Seall Clerk,
Kansas Court of Appeals, Northern De-
partment, Eastern Division,
No. 292.
Kansas City, Fort Scott &c Memphis Rail-
way Company, plaintiff in error,
John s. Cunningham, defendant in error.
Error from Court of Common Pleas. wy
andotte County.
REVERSED.
Syllabus. McElroy, j.
l. Where a defendant appears asks the
court to adjudicate the question, whether,
under the circumstances, his money Is
exempt, his appearance is general, calling
for the judgment of the court upon matters
other than those relating solely to Juris-
dictional questions. The court acquired
juridiction of both his person and the SUBJ
ject matter of the garnishment by reason
of the entry Of his appearance.
2. 1t is the duty Of the courts, as well as
a matter of comfy between States, that
the Kansas courts recognize the right OF
exemption given by the laws Of Missouri
and give effect to the exemption laws OF
that State.
3. An order of a Justice Of the Peace in
a proceeding in garnshment that the gar
nishee pay into court certain money, is
not a final determination of the liability
a
same to the plaintifG in the action.
Filed January q, 1893.
A true copy.
Attest w, H THOMPSON
Lseall Clerk
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09
published February 9, 1881
Appellate Court SylIabi.

Kansas Court Of Appeals, Northern De-
partment, Eastern Division.
No. 267.
Bent Holloway, Bert Miller and Willis
White, by their next friend, Thomas
White, plaintiff In error,
VS..
John W. Mcintosh, defendant In error.
Error from Shawnee County District Court
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. McBlroy, J..
The failure of a court having jurisdic--
ton Of the person OF a minor 10 apPo1ins pP1nI
the proceedings and judgment YC'd, or al.
ford any ground for the vacati"a thereon
or for an injunction to restra-1 Its en-
forcement.
Filed January H, 1898.
A. true copy - ..,,e,r,.,
Attest: w. IA. THOMFSON,
LSeal.l SIeEh'
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09
tuous aets and declaratIons respeetIng the

tuous acts and declarations respecting the
same.
q For the purpose Of showing that the
defendants ratified the acts Of this person,
the plaintiff proved that the defendants
subsequently bought the goods in contro-
versy at a sale made by constable; that
this constable's deputy took the goods
at the instance Of the person claimed TO
have been acting as the agent Of the de-
PENDANTS: Held, not to be sufficient proof
TO establish o ratification of any tortuous
acts Of such person.
g. The petition alleges that "the defend
ants, The Swofford Brothers Dry Goods
Company, carried away and converted TO
their own use, etc." the goods In contro-
Versy; that after the wrongful and un-
lawful conversion Of said property on the
part Of said Swofford Brothers Dry Goods
Company, by and through their duly and
legally authorized agents, plaintiff made
a demand OF said defendant for said goods,
etc." Held, that this is not such an alle-
cation OF appointment or authority as
contemplated by section lOS OF the code;
that these allegations did not require a
verified answer to create an issue as to
the unlawful taking or conversion Of the
goods.
Filed January 6, 1898.
A true copy
Attest: W. H. THOMPSON,
[Seall Clerk.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09
Kansas Court Of Appeals, Northern De-
partment, Eastern Division.

The Bank Of Topeka, a corporation, and
The Central National Bank OF Topeka,
corporation, plaintiffs In error,
VS..
John G.. Miller, u. Miller and James b..
Watt partners as John q. Miller a Co.,
defendants In error.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09
Syllabus.

Kansas Court of Appeals, Northern De-
partment, Eastern Division.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09
No. 2SO.

Robert McCrie, plaintiff in error,
VS..
The Hixon Lumber Company, a corpora
ton, Elizabeth G. Hudson, r. ID. Hudson,
Catharine f. Plankington, Helen 4: Chee-
yer. William Shook, John Myers, William
Graham and Peter Barnett, defendants
in error.
Error from Atchison County District
Court.
The times., 1898-01-30
MARYLAND STATE NEWS.

Salisbury is to have wider and bet
4 ter streets.
Emil Tabb was killed by train near
! Cumberland.
! Former Mayor Lewis Drummer, OF
Frederick. died on Thursday.
Thomas Hallock and Mrs. Lizzie Lee
were married at Shady Side.
Asa and Hal Spencer, of Hancock.
have started for the kiondike.
A police boat now patrols the Miles
| river to protect the oyster beds.
/ Mayor Malster. of Baltimore, denies
the report that he is soon to marry.
| Anne Arundel truckers have decided
| to reduce the wages OF their employees.
! C. Thomas Anderson. of Clarksburg,
| died on Wednesday, He was seventy
/ years old.
Washington Neblett and Miss Re
! becca Tapman We're married at POGO
/ moke city.
William Finnegar and Miss Daisy
Birmingham were married at POGO
moke City.
Joseph F. Timmick and Miss Sallie
Cowry We're married on Thursday at
Ellicott City.
Martin statt, of the sloop Magic.
was drowned on Thursday at Hills
| Point harbor.
The store of James A Hayden. at
Oakland, was looted by burglars on
Thursday night
The United States Whip Company
has sold back the factory at Snow
Hill to A. d. Irwin & Bro.
Rabbits are overrunning certain
counties, and the farmers want the
legislature to extend the time for their
killing.
Charles Miller. a tramp oysterman,
was drowned off Capt Isaac Elliotts
boat at the railroad pier at oxford a
few days ago.
James A. Millholland, president of
the George Creek and Cumberland
Railroad. was married to Miss Woodie
Blunt at Cumberland
Mrs. Ann Boon, widow of the late
DR.. John Boon. who practiced medi-
cine in Greensboro for several years,
died at the home of her grandson, in
Philadelphia, last week.
John c. Bartlett and John NJ. Elliott
have resigned as directors OF the Tall
bot County Fair Association. Charles
Z. Lloyd. of Trappe. and James II.
Warner. of Hambleton, are slated for
the vacancies.
Chief Judge James McSherry has
been reelected president of the Inde-
pendent Hose Company, of Fredrick.
Associate Judge JOHN c. Motter is
president of the Junior Steam Fire En-
gine Company of Frederick.
The Maryland fruit growers organ
lied a State Horticultural Society on
Thursday in Baltimore and drafted a
bill to be presented to the legislature.
The measure provides for active steps
to be taken to destroy orchard pests.
Tie appointment of notaries public
for Centerville is just now attracting
a great deal of interest The bank Of
ficers, who have always been granted
commissions. are Democrats, and the
Republicans want party workers made
notaries, to the exclusion of all sDemo-
Gratis.
George Alfred Townsend was in An
napolis this week and supplied himself
with photographs of ancient buildings;
also history of Annapolis. He has
written a letter suggesting the feast
bility of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company linking Annapolis to WASH
ington by a branch.
The times., 1898-01-30
MANY CITIES WANT IT.
The Bids for the Armor Plate Plant
Are OueDcd

Are Opened.
Bids were opened by the Secretary Of the
Navy yesterday for the construction Of n
Government armUr plate factory There
were twent y nine bids, few of which
filled ali the requirements.
One OF the specific ana to the point bids
was frou the Huntington (W. Va1 cham
Der or commerce, TO build the whole factory
for S3,32o, ,90o. The John p Holland
torpedo boat factory offered to build the
factory for less than the amount suggested
by the arfHor factory board, which made
recommendations to the Secretary OF the
Navy. The Rearick Engineering Com
pany OF Columbus. Ohio offered the Gov
eminent 100000 if the contract went to
Columbus.
Other bids came from sfuskegon, Mich:
Youngstown, Ohio; Escauaba. Mich; Du-
luth, Mimi; Ensley. Ala: Lorraine, Ohio:
winthrop HdfGt;r and Dock Company, of
Chicago; Sheffield, Tenn; Waukegap. Ill:
Detroit Mich; Peoria. H.: Marquette.
Mich; Anniston, Ala; Marionette, Wis:
the Morgan Engineering Company, of Al
lance, Ohio. the Niles Tool Works. of
Hamilton, Ohio; Bennett, Miles & Com
pany, and Deiterich & Harvey. OF Mary
land
The times., 1898-01-30
VIRGINIA STATE NEWS.


Postmaster John L. Grayson, of I.u.
ray, has resigned.
Several mad dogs were killed in
Portsmouth last week
E. Crumps dry goods store at Lynch.
burg was badly damaged by fire.
Lynchburg will have a semi-profas
sional baseball club the coming season.
Major c. II. Browne. chief clerk of the
Portsmouth navy yard pay Office. il
dead.
Gov. J. Hoge Tyler will attend the
unVeiling OF the Confederate monument
at Luray.
Petersburg wants better water It
now gets its supply from the Appomat-
| toX River.
John Miller a former Norfolk tailor.
writes from Dawson City that there is
| much suffering there.
Capt ]. W. Adams. a prominent citi-
zen of fredericksburg is dead. He was
| seventysiX years old.
John r. Sheffield and Miss Mary G..
| Owen were married on Thursday az
Black Walnut. Halifax county.
While fox hunting in Amherst coun-
| ", the horse that Henry May was rid
/ ing stumbled and fell and rolled over
its rider. May escaped with a few
bruises.
Coey Grear. of King George county,
was fatally shot while hunting on Fri
day His gun was accidentally dis
charged.
The oyster business at Norfolk is
paralyzed The dry summer is held
accountable for the scarcity OF the
toothsome bivalves.
Four negroes who lived in a cave in
Henrico county have just been ar
rested on suspicion of having robbed
the farmers in the neighborhOOd.
The Dental Snuff Company. of
Lynchburg. has been consolidated into
the Atlantic Snuff Company just in
corporated under the laws of New Jer-
sey.
The stage coach used as a pOstofTice
in Montgomery county has been moved
to Union Mills TO better accommodates
its patrons The name of the postof-
flee is Pilot. and the citizens have tried
to force the postmaster to rent a
house. but he refuses to do it,
o. j. Egert9n. a clerk in the Norfolk
postotfice. had desperate encounter
with a burglar on Friday morning.
He met the robber leaving the house
with his arms laden with booty. The
burglar dropped the property and. pull
ing a gun. fired four times at F,gerton.
None OF the shots took effect.
The times., 1898-01-30
THE Pure FCoD CONGRESS.
Two Governors Have Already Ap-
,jointed Delegates.

Workatthe headquartersofthec committec
in charge OF 'he Pure Food Congress is NOV
ing on most satisfactorily, and during tile
week over zoo letters have been sent out
extending invitations to those entitled to
representation.
Letters are now coming in from every
direction, and all indorse the movement
and send words of cement to the
committee. seven governors have replied,
two Of who n, Gov. Bradley, Of Kentucky,
and Gov. Lowndes, of Maryland, have ap-
pointed delegates, and the governor OF
Deieware has written that he will do so.
Hon James +. Willard, a member Of the
house OF delegates of Virginia, has notified
the secretary that Gov. Tyler will appoint
delegates. rhe Others simply hesitate for
lack OF legislative appropriation, they state.
The agriculture and State foodand dairy
departments and experimental stations OF
North Carolina, Minnesota, Michigan Penn
syivania, a:.d Ohio have appointed repre-
sentatives, and quite a number OF ira DIES
associa tons and boards OF trade have
promised to take prompt action.
The surgeon-generai OF the Navy, DR..
Van Reypea, WHO is Il delegate eX-orficiO,
has designa :ad Medical Director Charles III.
White iii charge of the Naval Museum of
Hygiene, and Medical Director James NJ
Flint, on duty at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, to represent his department.