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The evening times., 1899-07-13
THE SOFT COAL TRADE.
Shipments and Increased Output of
the Cumberland Region.

SHINmtNtk uuU IHCrVUStU VutVUt OF
the Cumberland Region.
Cumberland Nd, July 13.-The coal
shipments from the Georges Creek-Cum
berland region for the week ended Satur-
day. July S. by rail aggregated 6S1S0.96
tons and by Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
4,7S9.12 tons, making a total of 72.e69.18
tons, or 7,453.05 tons increase in compari
son with the record for the same week
last year. The total output of the region
for the year has been 2.217. .S47.0 02 tons, an
increase of III, 1856 tons as compared
with 1898. The Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal has carried 71,75s.1S tons, decrease OF
Is, ,S65 10 tons.
During the week 21,s ,s7S12 tons of coal
and i.S61.19 tons of coke were shipped
from the Elk Garden and Upper Potomac
region of West Virginia.
The evening times., 1899-07-13
A Moral Youth.

From Stray Stories.)
Anxious Mother-Why don't you drive that bad
boy away from your playground2
Good Little Boy-lt wouldn't be right
Wouldn't it?''
'No, ma; you see, that playground is public
property"
'0h, 50 it is''
''Yes, ma; and it would be selfish and dishon-
est to deprive any other boy of the right to
so there
$50 it would. my angel; I didn't think OF
that
''Yes, ma; and, besides, he can lick me-
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CURRENT HUM0R.
A Complicated Offence.
(From Puck1

Judge-You charged with drunken with
trying to pass counterfeit money; with insulting
offer in uniform, and with attempted bribery
of a public official. Who are the complanants
against this MANI
Oficer-oi am. yer honor, Whin Oh arristed
this dago for drunkenness he had the aujicious
aujicify to offer lead nickle to let him go.
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Sparrow Nerve.
From the London Times.

Ifrom the Iondon Ifmes-
Nv informant feeding with bread crumbs
in s.; lanes Park wood pigeon at his feet.
One OF the birds feathers. an under tail covert.
which WAS rufiied and out of place, caught the
eye of sparrow. The sparrow few down. seizsd
it in its beak and pulled its best. The feather
did not yield at once, and the pigeon walked
of with offended dignity The sparrow followed.
still holding on; and in the Cnd few off tri-
umphanily with the trophy TO its nest. well,
if that don't take the cake for cheek was the
comment of passing iaborer ''l'm -"
The evening times., 1899-07-13

When Mr. Aguinaldo is well thrashed he
will understand the politics of this country
better than his latest tlamboyant address
to the misguided insurrectionists indicates
in the intimation that the Democratic
party is opposed to the suppression of the
rebellion. Mr.. Aguinaldo viii then Gis-
cover that the Atkinsons, Hoars, Schurzes.
and Godkins are not Democrats.
The evening times., 1899-07-13
KRUGER's MEN DRILLING.
Every Roer Able to Bear Arms Read!
to Defend His Country.

Cleveland, Ohio, July ia letter re-
ceiyed here from lady at Port Elizabeth,
South Africa. says that war between the
Beers and British is expected throughout
South Africa, and that all Beers who are
able TO bear arms are drilling regularly
twice a week. and confidently expect to be
able to defeat an invasion OF their terri
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A Live One.

(From the Philadelphia Record)
Hoax-Have you noticed how well posted Smith
pTetents to be lately?
Joax-Yes: he's secured encyclopedias.
so? What's the name of it?''
Priscilla, | think; he married her in Boston
last month";
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No Need for Exertion.

(From the Chicago News.)
Mrs. Neurich-How's my son gettin' along with
his lessonsS
Private Tutor-yeEy nicely. madam; although
it is rather difficult for him to catch an idea at
times
Mrs Neurich-weli. I'd have you know he don't
have to catch en-. We can afford to buy him all
the ideas he needs.
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His Modern Puzzle.

fFrom the Philadelphia North American,
sI'm puzzled" said the man. ssto know WIN.
to do with my son. -.
That osightn't to be difficult problem"
But it Isl; you see, he has just graduated
from college"
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Not So P-aud.
Rrom Harlem Life !,

Father-James, you know disapprove very
much of your fighting. but cannot help feeling
proud OF you for whipping such big boy as
that. What did you whip him for?
Son Gndisnantly)-Why. he said l looked like
you.
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he had nearly hatful. He was grateful, but his
professional pride was touched. Its all very
WE'LL" he said. '-but you don't call this kind
of thing AIT. do your" And with filthy rag
he obiiterated the mastery drawings in line
When the British steamer Camperdcwn which
has just reached Baltimore, was eighty miles of
the coast, her lookout sighted man in an open
boat. and. naturally enough, preparations were at
once made for rescue heroic as the calm
state OF the would permit, says the New
York Times" As the Camperdown approached
the boat, however, it that the lonely
voyager was content with his surroundings. and
as the steamers captain well up in his
kipling, he did not do anything rash. When the
big and little vessels close together c0nver-
satiOu ensued. and the man in the boat revealed
that he was Capt. William A. Andrews, who had
sailed from Atlantic City two days before, bound
for England. He said he wanted nothing. as
he had plenty OF everything, especially whisky,
ard he was all right. Captain Andrews then
sang cut: 'Geod old America! Good old Eng
land! You are bound for America. and / am
bound for England. Get out Of my way, I
will run YOU down. and-the Camperdown got
out OF the way
Everything that concerns the Paris Exposition
is interesting, and details as they slowly fit
across the Atlantic are fraught with the most
absorbing qualities. Many of them have a sort
of Munehausen glamour about them, like the bal
loon that is to have a hotel attached and remain
in midair throughout the exhibition. One of the
most remarkable things, though. will be the
revolving palace" This structure. designed by
d. CHI Devie, will consist Of a hexagcnal shaft
$50 in height, divided into twenty-five stories.
The entire palace is to be covered with nickel
plate, aluminium, ornamental hllng, and glass
Illumination will come from 20.e00 incandeseent
are lights, OF varied col0Ts. arranged 50 as to
bring out clearly all decorative lines. baIcuni-s
turrets pillars, and statues In the loftiest part
OF the palace TO be chime Of sixty-four
bells and a powerful organ, played by conf
pressed air. Above these. and crowuing the
whole, will perch the weather vane-a cock if
teen feet high ard formed OF 200 incsndescent
lights The entire structure is to turn on a
pivot, and be moved by hydraulic apparatus. al
ways at the same speed, making complete rev.
olutioR an hour.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NE,



The hrst Of the Humphrey Iynchlns
cases has gone to trial at Palestine.
MIR. Bryan says Mckinley has taken
monarchical ground in his message; the
gold standard bill IS a very nod one; APP.
proves the appointment Of Allen as sena-
tor from Nebraska.
lineman was killed by live wire at
Fort Worth. 4fa4
state conference OF the Northern Metho-
dist church is being held at Fort Worth,
British officers have made another con-
tract for $500 Texas mules.
II. ID. Wood OF GreenvIle will sue the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas for $4,000
damages alleging that road was respon-
sible for his family catching smallpox.
Railroads have been coniiscnting coal
Intended for state institutions and the at
torney general may look into the matter.
Visitors from Galveston are most COM
plimentary to Houston's f., +. and V. f.
The Loving cattle syndicate is said to be
backed by the leather trust
Matthews murder case is on trial at
Rusk.
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LOCAL.


Texas tobacco growers and Texas truck
growers will hold conventions in Hous-
ton today.
The flower parade will be the crowning
feature OF the Festival today
The Red Men will celebrate tho centen-
nary of Washington's death.
The 100000 of sewer bonds to be sold
today at noon.
A reception rendered Mrs. Joseph d.
Sayers
The. public schools to be given holi-
day today.
The No-Tsu- Oh ball brilliant affair.
The poultry and dog shows under full
Roadway.
The South Texas Medical association
holding its seventh semi-annual conyen-
ton.
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UNUSUAL SUIT.
Katy VIII Have 10 Answer for So5.,
600 Dnmnrcs

""'s win nave 10 Answer for Sg5..
600 Damages.
Greenville Texas. December 12.-papers
are being drawn for filing In one OF tbe
largest damage suits ever docketed in the
district court OF Hunt county. Fl. II.
Wood is the plaintiff and win seek TO re
cover of the Katy railroad the enormous
sum of $4,000 alleging that his family
caught tho smallpox scourge Though the
negligence and bad management OF the
company's hospital ut Sedslia. II Is fur
Their alleged that the railroad company had
charge of the pest camp established just
east OF the city in the beginning OF the
infection, and by allowing one of the in
mates to escape and visit the premises of
complainant his family taught the infec-
tion, the baby died and other members
suffered untold torsures and are marked
for life. This promises to be one OF the
hottest legal fights ever preciptaied In
the courts OF the country. Evans & Elder
are attorneys for the plaintin
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A Guaranteed Cure Tor Pr.

AZ druggists are authorized by the man
uIacturers OF PAzo OINTMENT m rsSnn \
sse money where II fails to cure snv casa
2, pies. no matter how long standins'
cases o ~ , cases in six days, the worst
stantly. "o"e'es itching iu-
nil, ms is new discovery and is the only
M c,ra SOLD on positive gaurantse
~ Su,s no pay. Price so cents.
sena ' Nv 20 druggist don't keep IL In stock
We Will, ,s o. cents In postage stamps and
Msnm,so mard same by mail.
st. Louis. Mo. s Medicine Co.,
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minutes Some routine business was trans
acted but beyond the introduction OF bills
nothing OF consequence was accomplished
, AT the beginning Of. the session Mr.
Gallnger IN. HI prt&1hted bill for
the codification OF the poEhlon laws II Il
proposed that. the COMMITTEE shall consist
OF jurists and members OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic.
A resolution offered by Mr.. McMilla
(Mich.), calling upon the secretary 10
as to how many days the 81
Marys canal was blocked during the pa,t
season of navigation and requesting ms
opinion as to the desirability OF construct
ing additional canals was adopted.
At 1910 p. m. the senate went into ex-
ecutive session and at las p. m. ad-
iourned
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HE DENIES IT.
Governor Poynter Was Not Inau-
cncel by BrNnn.

Lincoln, Neb., December ls,--Governor
POINTER tonight refused to confirm the
report that William j, Bryan Influenced
the appointment OF Allen to the vacant
senatorship. The governor made his state
ment in guarded manner, but he said
that he had heard from Mr. Bryan since
the appointment and that Bryan expressed
sreat satisfaction with the selection of
Allen, Governor Poynter tonight gave out
statement for publication in which he
says the appointment was made in re-
Spouse 20 the wishes OF majority of the
people OF the State, which also accorded
WIN his own predictions In ,j,e matter.
FOR MI Hitchcock the governor says he
has the frlendliest feeling
II Is announced that the appointment
OF Allen was made certain by the recent
OF telegram from William J Bryan by
the governor In which Bryan urged thai
good faith and party expediency demanded
Aliens appointment
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The Entire Government lis Working
for 1t.


Berlin, December l3.-The principal
features OF today's session of the reich
stag was Dr. Won Miquel's defense against
the implied charge of the centrist leader.
DR.. Leber, that he was the irresponsible
adviser who has prejudiced tho emperor
against the reichstag and the people"
This he holly repudiated, declaring that
he found 1t difficult to reply to such an
insinuation with parliamentary courtesy
The encounter between the emperor's re-
Gently all powerful adviser and the leader
of the strongest faction in the reichstag
was an impressive spectacle.
The whole government, from the emperor
down to the humblest village policeman,
IL working at high pressure to carry the
naval bill. The semi official press is daily
waging virogous campaign in favor o;
the measure, To-day the inspired Berlin
corresponding contains an article treating
of the blockade question. The surpri sing
statement is made that Emperor William
himself wrote the recent pamphlet entitled
Bitter Moth LIST Uns Zine Crosse Flot-
teu' (Our Bitter Need is Strong Navy.
an exclamation uttered by his majesty in
his Hamburg speech. Lieutenant Com
mander William II. ,Bechler, United States
naval attache here, Is now translatinp tho
pamphlet and he will transmit his trans
lation to Washington, pointing out that
Germany is certainly doubling her fleet.
while the United States government re-
mains supine.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press was Informed at the naval depart
ment today that Germany is now CON
struotng four battleshps one large and
-FOUR small cruisers and eight big torpedo
boats She Is also increasing her yards
WIN view of building the vessels called
Tor by the new bin. The capacity of the
German yards will be doubled and EmdSn
will have big yard
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THE PHILIPPINES.

Mabini. said to be the brains OF the
Instruction. has been captured.
General Otis reports that the Americans
are In complete control in the North
Admiral Watson reports that Captain
McCalla of tho Newark is in control of
Cagayan province under surrender with
all the honors OF war.
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THE rRANsvAAL.

General wauschope. a veteran Of tho
soudan war. was killed in action in the
Transvaal.
General Methuen received the most se-
we're reverse Of the war at Modder river
Monday. His losses were heavy.
English newspapers believe the govern
ment will be forced to call on her colo
niles for additional troops.
The Beers outnumber the English by
three TO one IN the Transvaal.
Every Indication in the dispatches IL
of reverses to tho English.
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RAILROADS.

Hon. w. b. Garrett declined the tender
Of the position of general claim agent OF
the Santa Fe and win remain with his
law business at Brennan.
A. V. McSwaty, agricultural agent Of the
Cotton BELT, visited the f. F. and v.
Hon. Allison Mayfeld believes the Texas
Car Service association Is an illegal or
pnnIzntinn.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

BERLIN I'm the reichstag there was a
continuation OF the budget debate; DR.. Won
MIGUEL defended the enperors recent speeAl
VIENNA.-I,here are unconhrmed rnmors
current that the government has resigned or
e about to resign on account of the persistent
Czech obstruction.
RoME.--InN the chamber OF deputies the
minister OF foreign affairs declared Italy had
never entered pn negotiations with China for
the purpose o. obtaining territorial conees-
sione.
RIO DE JANElRO. Brazil will officially
protest against Nart OF the award made by
the Anglo Venezuelan arbitration board. as
countries.
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WASHINGTON.

DR.. Grant says payne's resolution. II
adopted. would inure to the benefit of the
democrats.
Major General Wood has been appointed
military governor OF Cuba.
Tho Roberts case is now on trial be-
fore the house committee. the examna-
ton OF witnesses having commenced.
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Ninrc TcNnH Mules Wanted.

Bonham, Texas, December i3.-Mr. Ed
D. steger returned home today from New
Orleans, La. with another large contract
for mules which he secured from the Brit
ish army officers. This makes two con-
tracts Mr.. steger has secured from the
British; the first contract called for 1900
head, which he has Just filled, aud the
second calls for $500 head. He viii begin
buyipg at once.
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COMMERCIAL.

Panicky stocks and high money rates
sent cotton down.
Prices on the stock market went below
Mondays low level
The markets for grain and provisions
presented better trading qualifications
than for several days.
Coffee was depressed
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washington. December S.-Hon. James
l.; Slayden has introduced a hill n allow
al goods intended for exhibit at tho San
of duty. " 'oAe AZ ifee
st., ar. Sheppard has introduced a bin pro-
p niu,hs ior an investigation and survey of
s n.a river river from Shreveport. La, to Deni-
can he ,eAas, TO determine whether the river
dam vs. made navigable; and II locks and
Ar, ar, are necessary to state where tns
q biz, 'o Sn ana dam will be located. Also
It's mouth to Sulphur station ana ,o rom n
appropriation OF $4,000 for the purpose "
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to prolong the war and to beneAt foreign
shippers at the expense OF the British,
who, IN any case. are not able TO trade
with the enemy. Deiaeoa Bay. In tho
present status OF AFFAIRS. is moro useful TO
the Beers than II It we're actually Trans.
wal territory.
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not delay one day beiors Ruinif ~
open book md who "a y -
OF weakness and disease surs u ~ q:
proper treatment for nsasl
the adding OF column SDI. 49,
For over twenty. ven hs leabf4
HATHAWAY has psen .rsctict
Of this county,, , hat h,s q ~ -
combined. His cures 2! ~ ,aissi Z
conditions have been 70 sne onsopls q
cal profession and tns ~ ehDf
DR. Hathaway make sr - Il IS
sultation or advice, el.ns; fskA
mall, and when . ease n1iIsls> y
fee covers all cost o. q p
sionsl services. ~uAWAX,
y. NEWTON HAt . y.
Dr. Hathsws. 49,
200 u. Alamo Plase'
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TopAY,s ENTRIES.

Selling. seven furlonss- ynllntf
karnis l07, Trebor 106, Miss Rosl ~
Chicopec, Can | See EN- los, Geotts Y
am 1904, Andes 1o2. Jennie r. Dorlts||
Sixfurlongs-Man Of Honor ~, ~
1O7. Tom Gilmore los. 81 Derin, ~
Chamberlain. Ice Drop. Kitty o. W.
Harry Lucesco, Pedantic, SchleyHit
Hayes. Clara NJ. Fuller 100. WI,
Selling, mile and three-eighti-asSasl
man Ill, Lobengula 10S, Iacsansps w
105, Jimp lo4, Ramiro II, Ja ~
Tewanda. Good Order, Brighton tA'
100, Bright Night "a.
Mile and seventy yards, naIa ~.
Roger, Laureate los, Colonei ~
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Lackman SO. i. MIL n,
Mile, seIllng-La Grange JIG; ~, V
Allie Bell l07, Seaport. raneD:: ",
Samivel, Mamie Davis. wenle H.;' " Y
Donna Rita 101. Nellie Prince, p''p :
Very Light %.
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Free ton
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General wauchope of the Black Watch
commanded the Highland Brigade, with
General Methuens column. He served in
Ashanti. Egypt aud the soudan He was
frequently mentioned In dispatches and
twice contested Midlothian. once against
Mr.. Gladstone. He was a great favorite
m the army.l
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DOMESTIC.

The Elephant Butte dam case, affecting
waters of the Rio Grande. is on trial at
Las Cruces, n Nj.
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TEXAS MATTERS.
Especial TO The Post. !

Washington. December 13- Pensions
granted today Original. Robert P. Hol-
man. Pecos. So; David A. Mason, Hughes
springs, SO. Widows OF Indian war, Wini-
fred Blount. Hemphill IS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-14

Texas postoffices established: India
Ellis county, John j. Hall postmaster
pumpville, Val Verde county, James M.
Morgan postmaster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
rake Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets
Al druggists refund the money IL II fails
10 cure. % w. Groves signature Is on
each box. % cents.
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FIFTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.

The senate held a very short session,
transactng very little business.
The house debated the currency bill,
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TopAY,s ENTRIES

Five furlongs, maidens ! ~ Ms''S ~
Moore, j. v. Hayes lis, s. AE p.ns, =
nenbanm, Upper Crust, Fly pep~s Z
Burdock, March Seven 10 ~ ~
Six furlongs, selling-YarsDs. ~ n
Amasa, Ramlet l07. MAUD re rS 81
plrando, Magnus, Ricardo Gr a0.s 4
Maxeilo. Uncle True loi, Gooo h0v
inaris. Genua ~. . ..u,,s-yu|
Mile and one-sixteenth, sel'Mpt n \
thorpe, Tappan 10, Grady, pas s, X
Boy, Imperious, Einstein loa E qJpsSo1'
tanus 10i, Glengaber IS. Judge "'AA
Reid 50. ,m H,d I
Six furlongs-Sencra Caesar ~ p,,I I'D
107, Zurich, Blooming Chance D''
toro 104. 49,, o,.. crt(
Six furlongs, selling-Mike HiS S., III
Cromwell, Sallie Goodwin W. ~ NJ
Islington 1O5, Sweet William ~ ii
80. Silvertone Jos. $3.50, rs r
One mile, handicap-Naps% n,is,n ix
ter ia. wyoming, Hohenfooil,s ..,, n y
blame 80, Mamie G %, TON os...s -
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Texas postmasters appointed today An.
mona, Red River county county, ]. NJ
Peek; Avenger, Cass county, G. w
Brown; Hale Center, Hale county, A. j
Oliver.
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GENERAL MAUCHoPE.

Veteran or the Soudan Wns Killed
in Action.
London. December l3.-The war office
has received the following dispatch from
General Forester Walker, Capetown, Tues
day. December IL: "Methuen wires that
General wauchope was killed in action
yesterday
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wAsHISGroN NOTES.

Washington December IS,--Ths senate has
confirmed tho nomination df, Albert s. Hay
y be consul at Pretoria an a number OF
other appointments both in lhe civil service
The nomination ., w n kyn,r, a, LAT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-14

Ihe postmaster at Sherman, Texas. will
De allowed an additional carrier to take
effect January 1. '
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POLITICAL.

Ex-senator Allen of Nebraska was ap-
pointed to succeed the late Senator Hay
ward.
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" you want to get rid OF rheumatism trv
2 bottle Of Elmer q Amends Prescrlp.
Too.. NO. 2ssi- u. r. Schmidt, Housten.
Texas. agent
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THE SENATE.

Only a short Session Was Held on
Wednesday. -5N
Washington, December l3.-Today's ses-
sion OF the ssAate consumed only few