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Geo. Wright Was Restored Health Makes 0fIs
Every Sufferer From Manhood

effected cure In HE case 70 svsry reaasf q
The Post who o. suffering today. All whe
Will write him letter AskiuR for Z CODY Of
the prescription Will receive Il By return NAIL
FREQ Of any charge whatever.
Mr.. Wright says no one can appreciate the
horrors OF lost manhood except he has out-
fcrcd them. No one can help such sufferers
unless he knows a cure and has himself been
restored to full manhood. Mr.. Wrights case
years. lie saw his physical pewers s. from
WAS reduced to a condition Of scnility, and the
best doctors in the country gave him up TO
die.
lie asserts that his ten years sufYerirs.
both mentally and physically. was turned 20
unboundcd Joy In . single hight through .
rare combination OF meaicines that literally
made him young again. II is the prescription
OF this discovery that his enthusiasm leads
him to offer free to any man, young or old.
ambition has left him and needs something
that will not only brace him up and enable
hin, to be prepared for any undertaking which
may present itself. but Will restore the parts
to their original size and vieor.
n There is no question but what In his In
dEridWai case the results were just as de-
scribed. and II seems quite probable that any
man who believes himself to DO weak may
profit BY sending for this FREQ prescription.
send this prescription free, but II costs him
lltuc to do so. aud he feels philanthropic
interest IN giving weak men an opportunity
10 cure themselves.
A request to G. D. Wright music dealer.
BOX 1916 Marshall. Mich. for his free pre-
scription VIII be promptly and privately com.
piled with by return mail. Il
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Victoria Items.

Victoria, Texas, November c2.---Mr. Green
Davidson of San Antonio. formerly OF Vic
toria, where he still has extensive stock
interests, is here arranging for shipment
of several trains of cattle from Clip. 10
Goiad county. to Paloma
District court convened here yesterday,
The grand jury was impanelei and charged
by Judge Wilson, During their deliberations
the civil docket Is under consideration.
The Post correspondent was in error in
stating yesterday that the reduction OF
telephone rentals would take effect on De.
cember /. 1t win not be made until jan
uary /, 1899. and will amount to "a per
year.
Miss Matte Yancey of Port Lavaca. who
has been visiting Miss Fleming, returned
home yesterday evening
Hon, j. H. Bailey OF Cuero, represent
ative-elect to the next legislature and .
leading candidate for speaker of that body.
was here yesterday, He has many falter-
ing assurances from all portions of the
State ani considers his chances as bright
as they could be.
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ywhar,on county ofacinIs

Wharton, Texas, November 22,-The fol-
lowing Is a complete list of Wharton's new
corps of officers who were duly elected,
have qualified and commenced their duties
County Judge, G, S. Gordon; sheriff, #. b.
Davis; surveyor J. Lackey; assessor c. H.
Dunlap; county attorney, w. l.. Hall; treas
urer. Tom Brooks; county and district
clerk, +. Alderman; justice of the peace. W.
j. Coombs; constable, r. l.. Hardmap
commissioners, F. w Aldag, john Lewis
S. NJ Rowe and II. Il. Carlson, all good
men and true aud universally satisfactory
to the public.
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Terrell TopicS.

Terrell, Texas, November 21-Esauire T
L. Frank, newly elected justice OF the
peace, enters upon his duties today.
The recent election fight was centered on
the conetable's race, and many thought the
republican and independent would win. But
Wimberly, the democrat, beat Winfrey, the
independent, over 800 votes.
A very heavy wind blew yesterday. This
morning hall fell south OF town few
mles, and about daybreak terrific rain
and wind came in from the south, but in a
short while the wind snapped horses and
came in from the north, getting colder.
Overcoats ard hot fires are absolutely in
demand.
Key NJ II, Nicely. presiding elder of this
district. preached at the Methodist church
last night
Bud Franklin, who was shot in the leg
Saturday near Poetry, is doing all right.
The Shooter has not been apprehended, but
it is believed he WIFI surrender TO the Off
rRuk
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DENTON DOTS.
Teachers of tile County schools Have
Organized.

Teachers of tile County schools Have
Organized.
Denton, Texas, November 81 The teach
ers of Denton county met here Saturday in
the public school building for the purpose
of organizing for the year Prof. w. r.
Coffey OF townsville was elected president
and w. Il. Nichols of Denton secretary.
Ii was decided to hold regular monthly
meetings. in each district and three general
during the year a. this place, the first o.
which meets on. December .
The county eNsmining board held an eX-
animation Sa.arSlay OF applicants for coun-
ty teachers certificates. There were five
applicants, three negroes and two whites,
all of whom passed.
Mrs. Della Dyohe of Aubrey, wife OF Ell,
Denhe. a merchant of that place, died Say-
urday of typhoid fever aged 90 years.
Messrs. II. c. Storrie and A. X, Ham
were ordained deacons OF the Presbyterian
church yesterday.
Bob Fry, living south of town cut his
arm just above the elbow Saturday making
wound which required several stitches
to close 1t. He was playfully trying 10 cut
his friends suspender, when the blade
slipped with the above result.
Rev. Robert ID. Campbell, pastor OF the
Roanoke Presbyterian church, has ac-
celled a call TO the pastorate OF the Pres
byterian churches at Quanah and Chiidress.
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Last Edition,
UNCLE SAM is GOING TO COLLECT
Will Hold Up Money Expended by Certain States
as an Offset Against Old Claims.

washington F1od.
mayba ~
the
United
rendered by
hold
the
by
comptroller held certain VIRGINIA
which the United States had
the
withhold OF the
United States
The upheld claim
be the
NJ them oncor
prole $ findebte
rho Louisiana,
o. about $4,000 has beena allie
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At,.mutea Jail Dcl,vcr,.

Waco, Texas, November 22.--An attempt
to effect a Jail delivery was detected in the
Jail last night which made the jailer and
his assistants somewhat nervous. The bar
that locks the cells was sawed in two TO
prevent the lever from locking the last cell
in the row on one side, and the jailer, had
he entered the Jail alone. would have been
at the mercy of two of the prisoners in
prison. Jailer Costley had become sus
picious, however, and, together with Dep
uLy Sheriff Williamson, they made search,
finding the damage alluded to and two
small saws.
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EIGHTEEN KILLED.
feople Have Met Death In the
Gold Fields.

NJ
'oV townsend, Wash. November 22.-
~ humber Of lives lost in the rush to
3Aa IN Search of gold will probably
s'ef De known, and the manner in which
'1'eas Of persons WHO have met death
-o wiids OF Alaska will ever remain
~ subject OF speculation among friends
Il, 'ea'Tes. The latest reports tell OF
la'e o. eighteen persons, who are said
4. 's oeen killed while trying to en.er
'ls mouth Of huskowim river last june
We lille steamer Jesse. tile story has
l,D. brought from that section in a
~, " baFnson am Chilkoot. who were
owners In the wicked steamer. The
bp wsitten by hunter and trader
~, "aniVaA Island. one hundred mil!
CO. 'ae msth Of the Kuskow.m. and 1t
In 20 Lave positive information thai
al I nss Were rescued from the steamer
b.alersse when they Went ashore in the
0t savaa ohiy 10 mset deash at the hands
|ier. According to Marsten's let
|Tald n v,',.' VINO in an Indian woman.
81 ths trae 10 her relatives at tihe mouth
wrect Hushowim river shortly after the
Itesde, me Jesse. While there she at
|inx ~ least given by the Indians dur
drunk ~ ros.ess Of which lie Indians got
aaSas y visa 8 xlad Of LIQUOR made by them.
"iis INDUCING in the general
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Hearne. Texas. November GA minstrel
company. TO be known as Hamilton's Black
Faced Comedians. has been organized here
and the first performance will be put on
December q
The first ice of the season was ap.
pai@nt here this morning.
Mr.. r 8. Duncan of Mumford is in town
'n Born H'r 70 Mr.. and MIA. ]. rarnell. on
November q. a giH.
William Kirlicks, freight and passenger
agent Of tine Hearne and BRACES Valley
railroad. Is in Houston.
Editp' NJ. NJ. Rookie OF the Hearne Dem
ccrat went 10 Houston on business yes-
terday.
Miss Mary Rohde Of Bryan Is visiting
here.
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Open Gambling Stopped in Denver

Denver, Colo. November 22.-once more
open gambling in Denver has been stopped
The district court dissolved the Injunction
obtained by the lroquois club forbiddiDg
the police to interfere with the games con-
Quoted in its rooms and all gambling houses
were Immediately closed in order 10 avoid
being raided. Chief of Police Farley says
he will have his officers batter down the
doors al any place where gambling goes on
and arrest all employees.
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PALESTINE POINTERS.
Judge GIN charged the Grand jury
on the Sunday Law.

Palestine. Texas November 2l,-District
court convened this morning with Judge
W. II. GIL presiding. The Judge laid much
stress in bis charge 10 the grand jury on
enforcing tito Sunday laws. The docket 10
not very large for this Term.
W. II. Mcleod OF Houston Is In the city
and viii remain for several days.
a. Il. Hodges left yesterday morning
for 81 Louis.
Miss Lilly Belle Fox left yesterday Tor
Waco 10 VISIT relatives and friends.
The bonis OF the newly elected county
ofiiccrs have all been made and approved
There viii be a union Thanksgiving ser
vice at the Presbyterian church next
Thursday
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CASUALTIES An SANTIAGO.
The Number Killed Aggregated 3B,
md wounded It3S.

Washington November % Complete re-
turns have been received OF the casualties of
the Santiago campaign. The adjutnnt gem
erals office has divided the campaign into
different dates and periods The statement
shows:
LA Gunysina, June 24,-Killed officer and
10 men: wounded. oflicers and "A men.
San Juan, July ] 10 Skilled, IL officers
and 1874 men, Wounded 50 officers and 93S
men
lei caney, July 1.Killed, officers and "a
men; wounded. "a officers and 332 mon.
AguadorOB. July l and Wounded. Off
GERS and 10 men,
Around Santiago, July 10 to 12.--Killed. 10
officers and man: wounded. l officer and Il
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GenrgetnMn Ma.ter..

Georgetown, Texae, November 22.-Mr.
]. A. Hood OF Sherman, State ieeturer OF
the Order OF Odd Follows. hos Just fin
ished school OF instruction 70 ths lodge
az this place. Mr. Wood male many
friends while here
The p.otracted meeting at the FIRST Bap,
tlst church h well atenaei Aai - IN
crsnsing In interest The nesting is con-
Quoted by the pastor. assisted e., Rev.
Dock Pegues.
The Cosmos club Is to give nn entertain
ment a, Sparks hall tonight
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puAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real est'te trans
fers in washington county for the we *
ending November %;
Robert Smith and wife 70 G. A, Mayo
o. acres Isaac jackson league, s-is'
L. Fink to August r. Kicker IVY ''''
In Brennan. $3.50. n Van Ness.
sam Green and wife 10 .. "
l io' W Va 70 Albert PflughuIt. 81 acres
Isaac Jameson league. >Sso. x,-A,,,t.,e
John Whitfield TO stephen "hi'l'''''
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note from Austin telling Of che governors
pardon OF Frank Nations, cent to the reni-
Tertiary for forgery
Invitations are out onr a silver wedding
20 be given by Mr.. and Mrs. p. n. Moffctt.
The NJ. w. NJ. club will be entertained
BY Mrs Yanccy D. Kcmble tomorrow.
The Northeast Tcxes African Methodist
Episcopal conference closed last night.
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FIRE D.p.rtment won,s D,.bnnd.

Corpus Chri"ti. Texas November 22.-At
a meeting OF the fire department last night
II was decided TO revoke the resolutions
end decided TO remain together as an
organ zation. the board OF trade assuring
them that sufficient tickets would be pun :
olaefa 70 Justify the department reyokiDg
their former action. This was done to pre-
vent the enormous Increase in Insurance.
which would have followed the d!sband-
ment OF this worthy organization
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Astoria. Ore. November 29.-The ogerdue
British I7!p samoena, sixty-three days
from Nagasski. in ballast. has arrived.
The samoena has been classed with the
missing vessels Laurel Bank and Valky-
r!an. and 10 per cent reinsurance was
taken on the vessel. Captain Boyce states
t1at he was delayed by bad weather and
contrary winis
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gambler Muracrcd aud Robbed.

St. Louis, November 22-Wh!le alone
in his room on North Twenty third street
Mark Murphy. who recently came here from
Chicago ard opened gaming table, was
murdered and robbed OF I29. The mu--
derer cresl up behind Murphy ami stFu
him on the head with blunt instrument.
The murderer escaped.
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BcrcInir Personals.

Berclair, Texas, November 2o.-Miss
Ruth Pettus of Charco IL visiting here. the
guest OF Mrs. Lucas.
Miwes Lorene Carlisle and Dot Wilkin-
son are visiting relatives in Goliad.
Colonel Carroll of Victoria came out sat
ursay ard WIN spend awhile ON his ranch
here.
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NEWS BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
LONDON PURPLE PUT IN A WELL.
USED BY NEGRO TENANTS.
No Clue ms to the Person Who At
tempted the Wholesale Poison
inG-Lookins for Fence Cutters.

Brennan, Texas. November 22.-What
Is evidently an effort to poison family
of colored people was discovered nm til,
farm OF Henry Grimm, near Wesley. tNis
county, ard reported in Brenham This
morning.
A well which is ueed by family of
colored people. tenants on Mr.. Grimm i
Term showed evidences of .mpurity. An
examination disclosed purple substance
about the well curblng. and fearing fou,
play the tenants would not touch the well
rope. but sent at once fir Mr.. Grimm, He
roDe,bW sent at once for Mr. Grimm. He
covered London purple scattered about the
We'll curbing. He pulled up the buckets
and in each of them was quantity OF
poison. Who the perpetrator is. or for
what reason the destruction of the family
was attempted can not be eonjectured.
The well WAS used by a family of inoffen-
sive colored people who are not known 10
have an enemy in the world and why any
one should try to poison them can not be
imagined.
TIES is in the same portion of the coun-
~ where LOT of fence cutting has re-
Gently occurred. While making a visit
into the county prior 10 election day, Mr.
w. C. Henderson and Sheriff D. f.
league discovered that a fence cutter had
been at work on the pro- erty of Adolph
Zwahr, who lives on the Wesley road.
For half mile the wire was GU; betwce 4
each post and in places it was cut twice
between posts The three strings We're
cut, and the pasture thus opened TO lie
deprerations OF cattle II Is condition Of
affairs that calls for an Investigation, and
the officers kept it quiet Gntil now, hop
ing 10 learn who the culprits were.
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.r..eI.ex Isinr i. pend.

Atchlson, Kan, November 22.-Wash
ng jockey who has ridden on Eastern
ard Western tracks for the past sixteen
years is dead at his home here, from the
effects OF fall received while riding at
Denver two years ago.
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5000. ~
Caroline Marks ct al to wIifism Knip-.
stein. 50 acres James w. Cain league.
Isaac Jameson league $500
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waxala chic Items.

Waxahachie. Texas November 22.--r.
2. Timmins accidentally shot charge of
bird shot into his RICH. foot The gun Was
In contact with his foot and tore portion
Of II away.
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nLANco HAS REsIGNEp.
Ills Tender Was Accepted NJ the
spanish Cabinet Meeting.

siadril. Nc,cmtcs 32.--After the mos
ing Of the council Of ministers last night Il
was SAID nothing definite had been decid-
ed relative to the subject OF the peace ne
gotiations
Tho Official Gazette publishes de-
cree accepting the resignation of Gonerd
Blanco, us governor general OF Cuba.
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ReyiynI nj neeviIIe. ;.

Beeville, Texas. November 22.-Eyange-
list George Van Belt of Bastrop. Texas. he-
gan revival meeting at the carist,an
church in this city last night The meet
inr viii be continsed for two weeks.
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sy..em of sewerage Centracled For

Cleburne, Texas, November 21.-The coun-
County Judge +. e. Adams agent for the
county TO contract with Jack Steele OF
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olive Locals.

Olive, Texas. November GA very hard
wind. accompanied by rain. blew here yes
to-day. but lasted only short time. No
neterel damage was done.
alr. q. .. WEIGH. who Is employed y
the mercantile department Of Olive stern-
enberg 4 Co.. made business trio %
beaumont yesterday, returning this mora
Ing
Miss Emma Sternenberg and Otto Sons
returned to Houston last evening. NJ.
Sens participated In . deer hunt out "
the big thicket" While here, and repeEM
having had an excellent tin,e, ~ der pets
plentiful and DO met with good onccese-
Mrs. g. a. Sternsnberg lett r. Henete9.
yesterday. where she VII vASt frienda -
relatives. y 3, "a
Nj. walter Norvsil Of Llxinstoo. ~,
came In this Moaning - vis!f ~ Iass1e4
He enlisted IN ~ ksueueu
when tho Spanish -AanogtceA ~ 19
out, aud has reoaAtly eota4pNo - 80
charge. In order tAat - ~ oeee1o
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued duringsthe
week ending Tuesday, November 92. TO
the following: Calvert B. Bryan Everett.
and Miss Nellie Rosalie Jensen, Paul Mar
zaInn and Miss Anna suer. Fritz Theodore
Moeller and Miss Annie Henrietta Kra-
mer William Schroeder and Miss Malinda
Boese, Josef +. Adamek and Miss Anna
Dutek. Emil Osterloh and Miss Anna Flea
Ter, Adolph Schneider and Miss Henrietta
Korhne, Willie Thaxton and Lula Gr.fn1,
Aaron D.nsvin ana Eliza McDads. G, w.
Toles and Sarah Johnson. William Rabins
and Miss Augusta Kramer. otto Never
and Leontlne Glaessmann, William DueD e
and Anne Linnemann, j. NJ. Woois ard
MSS Ella b. Harris. Frederick Reicheit
and Miss STONE Gebhardt. Joseph M'ssNl t
and Mise Maria Relsner. Fr!iz Gorltng
and MISS % rtha Reue Hermann shrarm
ana Mss Amanda Tuefel. J. L. Aaie o
ana Misc r. u. Loye, Fritz 1T nkm s!e
and MSS Lena Fattaner. josef Gprha aad
Miss Aznezka Kameneka. Monroe John on
aud Eliza Alien jim McDaie ana l. n
Cotton, Ion5ln Ferguson and isaoore Eel
der.
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Gratitude Is one Of the modest impulses Of
the human heart, and In few Instances has
this fine quality been conspicuousiy cx-
OF Marshall
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to erect and maintain for a period OF fifty
years u system OF sanitary sewerage for
the court house. ial ana market place.
Tor $4,000. to be paid in per cent bonds.
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New York. November 22,-The Sol lyman
eompauy. dealers in household goods, ~
sssigpsd. Liabilities. $4,000.
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Early Release of Congressman From
Work in washington Probable.

Early Release of Congressman From
Work in Washington Probable.
Washington Feb. 2S.--Not i'm quarter
OF "A century have the appropriation
bills been so far advanced in the long
session as they are at this time. Only
three of the Id regular bills remain in
committee; 10 have gone through one
or more legislative stages, anu one, the
military academy, is awaiting the pres
ident's signature.
The naval bill is practically complete
save for the provisions for drydocks
and new ships. on both these prop
ositions the developments of the next
few days are expected TO control the ac-
ton OF the committee. IL the board OF
inquiry into the Maine disaster should
render finding which portends strained
relations with Spain the most liberal pro-
visions Will be made. III the disaster
was not due To accidental cause, IL is
almost certain that two battleships will
be presided for. one recommended by
the secretary of the navy and one TO
replace the Maine. In case the Maine
disaster is found TO be by accident. il is
probable no provision for battlesbips
will be made.
With the appropriation bills and the
immigration bill. the consideration of
which has been set for March 10, out
OF the way. nothing would remain to
prolong the session save the question
Of the annexation OF Hawaii or war.
The leaders on both sides looking ahead.
eliminating these subjects as proba-
bilities or possibilities of delay. agree
that appropriation bills should be passed
and that congress should he ready To
adjourn early in May II such a con-
tinSency as war should arise IL would
be necessary for congress to act both
in the formal declaration of war and I'm
furnishing ways and means for it's prose-
cution. With regard TO Hawaiian an
nexation there is no doubt that If the
present treaty is abandoned in the SEN
ate no move for annexation by legisla-
tive enactment will be initiated by the
house.
The indications point to concentrated
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plan on the part of the enemies OF an
nexaton at both ends OF the capitol
to hurry through the appropriation bills
and adjourn before action can be had
on the joint resolution i'm the senate.
This. 1t is pointed out, would be the
easier way to defeat or at least post
pone action, as once the resolution got
into the house the. divisions i'm the Re-
publican ranks would be uncovered and
the leaders would be found on opposite
sidesa Some OF the Republicans who
are opposed TO annexation do not care
TO be placed in a position OF public an
tagonism to the administration if il can
be avoided. They would. of course,
prefer to see the question postponed
rather than have il brought TO an issue.
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The New York Stock Mar
ket Opened Weak.
LONDON PRICES LOWER.
'nternationa Shares on This Side
Declined in Sympathy.
RANGE OF QUOTATIONS TO-DAY

The New York stock market opened
weak with Atchison, IL 7-S Sugar, l23 {;
General Electric. 32; Peoples Gas, 20 l-2,
Burlington, 93 1-2: st. Paul, VI 7-s; Rock
Island, So: Louisville. bS rs; Western
Union. 50 5-s; Manhattan, 10 ll-2; Missouri
Pacific, s6 3-& New Jersey Central, 81 8-4.
London sent lower quotations for
Americans and prioss Of the internationaIs
responded SHARPLY here, declines OF point
Icing shown by Norfolk and W, stern pre-
ferreu, Kansas and Texas preferred and
Northern Pacific preferred aud large
traction by others. Minneapolis and st.
Louis rosa q point.
Prices rallied quickly and easily after
the opening, especially those of tho high
priced specialties Manhattan Metropol-
tan street Railway. sugar, New YORK
Central led the advance. The general
recovery from the opening decline old not
quite reach Saturdays closing prices.
business was somewhat dull outside the
specis!tIes.