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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
LIVE J. STOCK NEWS.
coon Prices FOR TEXANS.

u
Il ~. ett.1atJ p,i;es now beng reaiSou y"
,r fHstci fcAas
ila fn.'f.'H I0' I'
t
.' e
... rHr.rr r7i5i-
.H nlr I according NN.. ., r-qns,.
rH. Th- .d.r VINO i"'- .f .ae
HfH the -Eet in .ts pres, ' M bs
lls own I4rt 1t ;HaEa Al 70 tf credit
misiortuue. but it must De salu w ~, ,res
tnd honor eli our ie%as ilo ei ~ 10 situation
are showing comprehension OF ,ne 9, on,,,lt
which is attracting for tleM h ..hs 40 Inv
mcntary notices from the people "ho arc wy
ing their stuff on the market All, cur
The Drovers Journal. speaking on .n's 49, su
iett says: Texas cattiamen VINO na1e tnfor.
senolns them to narke, this season are by Sy
no means s9rry' , rse ~ Cbicsso than they
,ir are selling p..t.. az "a ,hsrs is n natter
ina 'v 49, ros ,hsi thev viii 70 sim higher.
me name Ieaes IS no .ons ,s,rrea that they
re, ior,y, ior s,oca .,i n oo5 there ms any
Ssl. maze tn,rr cS What g IL mere they are do
W5ere else ana "hat 10 ne4e my
'ns ~
TIr TERMINAL, CHARGE CASE.
~, W. - ', 1..xas tenuarr o5NMr J. H.
Ftiney, attorney for the Cattle Rsissrs a.
ooeiation Of Texas said today; u am AZ
tised that the interstate commerce commits
sion has selected Hon. W. A. Day, a ieading
lawyer Of Washington, 10 represent ~ "a ~, .ne
matter OF securing repaTstion rom NE onrJ
s charges Of s pe 81 carr The G matter first
brought TO light by the Texas Cattle Ea'sers
association, has been pending for nearly two !
Interstate commerce commission resulted II a
victory lGr tne a $50. an. 0nva a. ny
nut oe' itr, nc commerce
,n,,,,nis.;on is Nv: coro,ers,ing with MS and |
suit VIII shorty N. jnsttntsd in the propsr
trahun.i ~ i!Sn,,aa s,n,es circmit court To |
a.. fnrna ,ha r,,ii,n ~ ~ in,arstats con,rsrce
eot,,,,,i.,,n st ~ NOV haing made 10
secure the ca .oncra.ion in this eoptempla,ed |
Iitioatton - ,So Wnnt,na i've stock asso- |
~ ,sa, 81 w Hiun'a afs, m thoi SirSc
,ior h han s,s vs ,.,,h s,'oness a,n a,o
ter 20 20 snaSi aai,ra ~. H. nat,Is .b;nners
,'t,.r, y, tha sr,in., ct,rye o1 81
ie'.tn VI 'ne 'efiiine' oii'' Sc VI - w.
da, aso. January ne ca.a a,,a sra
con, erned ~ st,-one nr,,as eTba oan,r,o, ia |
non, nsjties rep nt e,teopi ae i've
,,,J da 5,o, no nat,i o,sss so
nhe,ce s,eets sS5 * un,uS az,
q, beet stse-s ooS4 %. stochers and tccS
a. az. Xii 1:t ai,d ~,
,rs s'Scabt %. Western sid steers i@n M
,a,,s s,as oosSs az Nv Ia no %
In boes she snnnjy eSreedcd M Sc,no,5
nd .aies rnIed snpps ssi .hc neta sn
~ a. n,cI;n ~ po,s 555 Ss' n W Sad
,irs 9cSSa ''0'Ho'sV' i'shts o'4o4S i-7s
Tbs competition among sheep BUYERS was
risk and prices advanced a point; inferior
o choice sheep 2.4Oa14 Is; ewes $ 6Uib3 so,
earring wethsrs 4.Oof,4 so; Western lambs
$50 80; feeders 425d475
Recepts-Cattle 1000 hogs 40 900, sheep
I coo.
fs.,,,,. r,,,.!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
FBEpING IA, DENTON.

Denton, Tsxas, January a. -AlweIl a lack
son OF San Angelo have shipped 10 tnJs rluse
from mat point 800 head OF steers 10 lie fed
at The oil mills here. Tie same 0,,n last
night shipped DO head of sheep to St. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
MoNEY AND nANkING.
EXcnANGE AT HOUSTON.

EXCHANGE is quotsl as follows: New York
buying. 81 30 discount: selling. New York. ST
Louis and Kansas City, par; New Orleans.
buying 400 discount, selling. 81 % Premium
HOUSTON BANK CLEARINGS.
The following are tho clearances OF the
Houston banks for the week thus far and for
tho corresponding time last year. tosother
with the increase or decrease:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27

:, Galveston, January Co Following is tho
live stock market as reported Nv Tho "A ~
Norman Live stock company:
THIS This Thi. co.,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27

mentary notices from the people who arc buy
ing their stuff on the market.
The Droyers Journal. speaking on TINS ,a SUP,
iett ssvs. ''Teyas cattiemen who have taken
the mains TO make their cattle good before
senoing them to market this season are oy
no means sorry Fat we'll finished Texas ra.-
liz are selling better at Chicago tnan .ney
ing prospect that they will 90 stu higher.
The name Texas is no longer stamp OF NJ
fei ority. for stockmen have learned tnat tney
CA, make their cattle as good there ms any
where else, and, what is mere, they are DO
ing II q"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27

steel preferred 5e.s2c, sugar $500 Tennessee ll
Coal and Iron y, $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27

~, supply of stock on market sufficient 10 mes,
~ 'ha demands OF this week All classsa -.
iat cattle are commanding fair prices. '4'' u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
Sic 0Otb ift gruB.
Sin gru6enort in COLORADO bOaitdnz
big eiugeI6neit. - 2eber8mittsI
uro geuerung duFge6r1u4t.


uno 6euerunq aufge6r1u4t.
Qlspen, Gpl., 4. 6e6ruar. - Die
8epo6ner beg 9ru6euprtes SSn0epenz
Oence, 18 WeiIen bOn bier, befin0en It4
in sFolqe Der S6ree6loda0e in GROCER
8eDrdnaniB. 2e6ensmittel unb 5eis
3unasmatertal Tino beina1e dufgez
brau6t. Die 8ergperte rperbsn Bis
gum 6ri9iu6r Den 8strie6 einItenen
miiiTea, oa pie n0t6ige 6euerung mans
gelt. Die QanOitraBen iin0 fir 5uRrz
perfe unpaiIirbdr, unO nur duf
S6nteI6u6en lieBe ii9 nod Der PlaB
srret6en. Sin Iol6es llnternebmen
ieDoA piir0e eirem SelbltnorDDerIu4
oleiftpmmen, benn auf Der Strede
3niTGsn 2(spen unD Sn0epenloence lit
nG6reno 0e8 Winter8 elm 2dDineH=
g6itur3 elm fdIt tGglites @relgnIB.
0enper, &pl., 4. 5e6ruar. -
8enn Die Saneeitiirme nod lGnger
Qr6alten, nerOen bic 9;e66eeroen Der
RuaG6eIiBer eIen0 81 8runoe ge3en.
Die S5iers iinb i'm 6reien Dem llns
petter ausgeIeBt. 3eritreut in tleineu
9ruppen Iie6t man Iie mii6Iam bur4
ben tieen S4nte pdnten; bic tdrgIids
Rdbrurg lisgt unter barten S9ntes
truite.
DuIIas. Ser, 4. 5e6ruar. -
Qlus bem peItlihen unb nDrbtpeItlifsH
5erds nirb gemeIbet. baB in bem lIHs
petter Der teBten Sage piele SauIenn
Slid 8ie6 8u 9run0e gegdngen 1ino,
neil lie bic unter ttefem S9nee liez
genOe gtabrunq niht 3u errei4en oers
mo6tan. 0as Qdno peitli9 BON Sun
9lngelo lou nit pernbeten S4afeR be-
Dedt ieiTL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

bic erpGbnte Gon3entrirung BON
5ruppen fir cine oem &rieg glei6bss
beutenoe 6dnblung 81 ertldren.
Syn Der 3pii6en3eit lptro in Der
6ritii6en Marine bas gr0Bte 8eipiht
uuf ben 9eI6uBbienIt geIegt. 0a5&dz
nulz@ef6naDer 6ielt in bieIer Do6e
ieoeu Mor9en SdieBubungen uuf ii4
benegenoe S6ei6en. lleber bic Res
iuItate pirb genau 9ermert gefu3rt.
Der neue8o tt 9u fter.
Qon0pn, 4. ige6rGar. - 30nigin
9ittorid pirD am nG&fen 0jerfug
DEN Osborne nab DinTor 3uriidtebs
ren un0 ban nsutn Der. StudtsnA9otz
i6aftsr Sofepb 8. @boate, Der iejn
Observation-Disclosures nod Dor Der
2r6reiTs Der 80n;gin na4 Der RiDierd
ii6erwihan tpiq, in QluOien3 empFdns
gen.
6rn. @boate's Ruf dIs Elm melt uno
brett anertdnniar gQfteroinners "Rebs
ner ae6t Inn poraus. Die 3eitungeR
Iino poq BON 9onmots uno 2lnetboteH,
bic i6m in Den Qlun0 gelegt perOen,
bon baren pobl einige uuf Ba6rbeit
beruter, Die mei1ten ieboh erfunoen
Tinb. 36utTGfIi6 miro erpurtet, OaB
6r. gbodte BON bsm Utoment an, mo
er Ieinen SUB auf britiI6tn 8oOeH
{eBt, leu6fsn piro ME Gin grtqidnt.
6enrp 2aboufere iogt i'm n5rut9:"
,,@r piro es ihper finOen. {ejnsm8uf
bar &Iugbeit, ben inn uniere 3eitunz
gen nd6gsTagt ba6en. gere6t gu pers
Den. 5soen Sag piro Elm neues DiBz
nprt 3uqeI6rieben. 0enn Elm Sour
naliTt einen 6eIpnOer5 fejnen 9lrtiteI
un8ubringen piinTht 6eginnt er nit
Den Borten r2tls 9err G9oute einit-"
Sn 8t6raItor angetOmz
men.
@i6ruItar 4. 5e6rudr. - 0as
Ser. Stadten &aronen6oot y@uItis
ne, peIfs5 ii9 auf Dem Dege naf
Wunilu befinoeI, nimmI bier RoGlen
Elm. 0as 3ran5portI6iff nSrdnT
bat, na6oem es bier &cEIen etngenomz
men bate, ieine Rsiie no4 0lauild
fOrtgeIeBt.
Sfe9rei6e Oerpif6e.
8ruffsI4. 6ebruur.- Gs pirO
gemeIoet, boB bic belgiI6e Station gu
ReiaF BON ben 9erpH4en erobert
Durbe.
g3eiaF liegt am Qt(, 3DiI9en 5aiboz
bu unb Uganda. S9on i'm leBten
Sunt nurbe bic Station BON Der 9er1
niI6en angsgriffen, jeOOd gelung es
Der @arriion, BEN 2lngriff 3uriid3us
i4Iagen.
3ufuIl Der 4bfi4t?
qurts, 4. 9ebruor. - 8et benz
8anfett. Oas beute 2(benb PrdIi6ent
Taure ben 8iiredur Der beiOen Sanls
mern oa6, nurDe, alS 6r. 5uure ben
8qntefIaal betrat, in 5olge irgeno eli
nes Big ieBt unaufgetIdrten 8srieRns
BON Der &ape1e Der n9aroe Republts
cuine" unItdtt Der iibli4en gtarfliIs
laiie bic OuDertire Der 2bsT4tn
Oper n@i i'etuts g1oi" (DenH i'd Elm
&6ntq MARI geipielt.
Su Ser 9etmatb an geto 0 M
men.
Gurt6ugena, Spanien, 4. Sc
6ruar. - Der oeutI3s 9ampfer
SINS" 1T 6eute nit 3uriidte9renOen
TpaniI6en Snlbatan aus GienFu'gcs,
&u6a, bier eingetrOffen. llnterps9s
Itarben Fiinf SolOaten.
@turm an ber iPunti den
&Ife.
U&u brib, 4. 5e6ruar. - Goo;3
uno Q(lgsciras IiuO BON iapsrenStiirs
men beimgeIu6t pOrOeu. Sn Der
g2d6e BON 8arrios Iin'o perI4ieoene
9arTonen ourh einen Birbelptnb
um'5 2sbsn getommen. 8erI4teosns
Shiff6riife nerben oemegoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
gndsGapcs, brinaAr berl6rntt.

500 feline i6Dursc RcrieD=6optg, itbr clsQants
GsUdn0tr, our6i@Hit;iib $500 big 500 tseTe!g,e
0 5000 asrisU.GoScs. bsraboci,5t AMI $3.50
$500 fciufe ptrfibs 5u6=6apss, Dur9neg mt
qani ieioener 9ltlas Qtfitttrt, e9tcr gareniels
Rragen uuo 9erbrdbmuHg, berobeeiebt auF SO.OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
GuLDENBER II e
BRU 9.
Sfr. 25 1urS 27, SSS.sSerim9tOmsStr.
@pn @6nebern 9emadte ansige fir 6as 6ra6ia6r 99.

G6fnsn mir g1tau 1900 s@doTn 0Tn'f G
mir otaebH oo
mtb
aud Die Hsh
iurh bu
9m gtEN9n moot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

8ien's 8iirgermetIter Or. 2ueqer
fat nieoer einmdl einen &orb befomz
men, unb 3pur DieIes MaI Dom pp6lz
peiTen UlagiItpdt Der Stabt Dier.
'Diafer fat Die an ibn ergangep, Sim
labung Or. 2ueger's. Der formeleu
@inEpeiRung bes reRoDirteH Rdtbbaus>
faaIes bsi8utpObHaH. fOrmea ub9ele4nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
Gr6sere unO before Bargains III
nnn gSGidle StuifCn

Qaro brcite r5ruit OF The 9oom1 Age.
2arO brcitc SdHsDalc Gumbre 73c.
5-i qcblcihtc RopiiNeuslleber3ua5tC SIC.
6-i oebleid]te Qoliers silsber,uqgioffc 1O4c.
9-4 otblcidte gctttiiderz Stofie . 13c.
81 9cblridte 9ctttiber=Stoitc 144c.
lO-4 qeblcibtc 9ttttiiber= =Stofic 154c.
45 bri 9G bpbliQumioe RppffiFsusllebersiiQe Zoe.
40 bel - ori6lirutc pplfterz zlleber,iiae 19c.
81 bel 90 Qeidunlte 9cttiidcr 31c.
90 be 90 oei6umtc Petttii6er 45c.
l0c bette &lsoers@mObams DC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
Irnr 9ln,iiar, bun@annern IlrrarffrlIt.

Nug oem ueu,n englii6eu r6errinobOus 6bsuot1
berOstteut, e!soentstes DtateTiat Der SaIlon IN
let uno atrmtl nit SsiOe eefittert; eiH sIu8ug,
ipel6er i'm penieer, Gls sipei geoben bon lest an
5000 toittn Dir0. SpeJiea fur morgen gtons
tdq . .. $1O.0S
Rcue aui6liebtuOe BON s6ueOsrn a,madte aus
Jige aus jpeiiarbiqem 9euetiun, 6omeipun 9os
perts uHO impOrtirteR iranjOiiidtn groaoclotbs
aatnntrt qnjiiee i'm g9srtbe pOn $500 uno $50.
Ep,,ieQ fiir mpYoen Rontaa $12. so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
RldG6tsIUie 8eriebIeueeruns DON
fsinsn gIiiIdls unb grluur Gapes.

$500 feline scal=gmi8sGapsg, berabGciest- aauf
5000 feline nit Set btfeBte 9eroursGapes Der;
abQtieBt auf .. S'.oO
$500 fciafe nit gcrlcn bsicbte 9elOur.Gapss,
bcrabpeiebt auf B.. $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
SpflItIIe B1r9aIlls LHrrfch
nelIrn Rleihrnfrn.

$500 icio,nsg,bliimtt RObair,g0de 81 20
o,Sbriirts gY5isifs S39S
$6.59 feinc r5louuce bruiOcOD 66euiotsgROds
5000 prdd,tioe atlob erocuOe RleOr0dc $5 9s
$500 piSlOunceO" iraHjOfi6e 6rcpoH=&ods MT MI
Sauo beieBt $S.oS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
fcinen Gclnnrz Safrts.

5000 feline gelour=5odcts, bsrabocie8ts All an
$500 f,inc @elonr.aodcts, Bsra6ocicsta aai nd
$500 fciae 8elonr=5ad,ts, NIT SET bsi.si Der:
5000 SorsHali8e nit SET 6siests 2}eIears3o,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
SadttsV Veritltnbernng am @untag.
9ees8 @emdnc ntu ppn eitfer cation.

10 F.iu, aHra6ansSadsts friib,rsr 9res $375;
fommt friibIsitu iir Oitidben, il $1.OO
48 Sadets aus feuen ganl DoIlenen i5Dar1en
enolti6eu Gbepiotg cbeuio 5adtts aus fsinsr 6o=
btrt unO 0elton; iribrer 9r.is 500 bis $500;
1e P~.DO
20 fsiu. ibuar,e marineblaus uno lObfurbioe
Rerieps Sadcts cbenio impprtrte periiide unO 9i=
tuuas3adets, bsber DON $1,000 bis $500 berz
fault Sur @usiDabl 5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
e u6lBsSsrnnt "zNnjilgr, bOil
NGnHcrn heraciteIlt.

aus idporJcr uno marin.blauer CANA tpontntr
nibt siHi6riufenoer tnalii6cr @beDiot bereefteat.
&6dc uRO ntuu asi9nirter Rideu. Spaiea fir
WloHtaQ 4. $6.9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

Iton6e mar. 0aB 06erri6isr G6am>.
bers cine einTuhe Sa6beI9Goigung
fiir elm I9peres internationales 8erz
ge6en uno Fir cine @srleBur8 Der Ell
gsnen ss6eiIigten 9erIon betrd4tet
91bs uro ben MiFetbdter a6 irdtO err
greiFsn lieB unD perurtbeilte. So biel
fte6e feTt, oaB Oberri6ter Gbambers
un5uHGnoig gepeien 1T, ieIbIt penn
Ger betrunfene 8ruBmii5l cine polittz
fdbe 0empnfration beabT9ttgt Bate.
Sine un0ere 5rage lei e5, O6 nebsn
Dem &oniulargeri9t Dielleiat audi
bos W}uni3ipoIgeri6t 5uItdnoig 1T.
2luF psI9e @siis @raBmiihl in 5retz
beit gsfeBt pOrOen lei, tn5beTonbere ob
Or. 8affeL feline 5reilafung an9ez
orbnst 6abe, lei nod riht betannt.-
llebrigenS7 pirD Der 3pii4enfaa DON
aQen @srtragsmd6ten als uner6ebIia
betra6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
@eniger, aIs bic 6alfte fir bic Yrl3e.

500 goltiife ssebunOsfeuseOaurettes, 6sra6s
$50 5000 o. el.itrii8s @es5nnOsisn:Gonorsttss 55E;
SEQ SEQ Observation-Disclosures, bcrabusi,tt aui
$500 ,afc aaarOcr ,9ab.'6Onarsttts, scyfI8sg
gofs 10 S6pdn,e, b,robeeieBt auf 81 .9S
$500 eleftrii6c StebunOsfeu= Gouurettts. bcIz
abQcitst uui .. Tl3'o
oeiest uui %''oO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
gleue pun sdneinern aenadteQnsilae.

aug elmer feiu.u Gualitdt BON peuetiuuiidem
5u6 beretteut aHi6lieBenO ober 1fflps5rOnt," in
i6tparJ murH,bluu, Gator, braun uno grim, tas
oslos etidneiotrt unb aurautirt pafitHO Sic
miiHen unO Siss far biuia baIteu. epssien fir
auto
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
9lu5 OeutlAlanb.
F~S
7y7T ZTEEs- FgT7g-
Sener Grn6 Oer " @arHfOf Ofen."
Ser Gaiicr mirb verb gnt.
Ser 9niIcr rdumt unter ben SfF5ie=
reu, tpelcbe an Der Spielb6llen=
Stfaire bctbciligt iinO, 9riino=
1ic1 auf.

QnIdBli8 Der Spiel66len Stanoulz
9eI6i95e p;rO Der friibere 9arOe=
Offi3ier Don 8r0aer perbaftet unO
8rtn3 Don &suB bera6Idiebef. =
8ismarG's pitante 9OFgef4i9ten
nurben untsroriidt. = @ipilz2ln>
3iige BEL Offi3isren iinO itreng per-
p0ut.- Die 9eutI3en parsn ni9t
aGein an ben llnruben auf Samoa
IauIb. - Die Qffaire @raBnrubl.
- M&aieItGts6eleioigung8 4roz
5efe o6ne GnOe. - 2lqerIei Sntsz
rsfante5.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
A GREAT TRUTH.

All organized living things whether belonging 10
the animal vegetable kingdom contain within
themselves the germs of death and decay
Germs of disease often generated within the
producing various poisons which scientists have
denominated btomaines. A stomach weakened by
abuse gorged with over eating burdened
with hot bread too rich greasy foods those
too highly seasoned becomes weakened and fails TO
thoroughly digest the food. heavy, sodden mass
Is accumulated in the stomach ferment the first
step in its decay giving of foul gasses 10 dstend the
stomach and poison the blood, until it becomes thin,
weak and lacking in the red corpusces so necessary
TO perfect health.
The over distended stomach presses upon the
heart and the latter organ is also disturbed through
sympathy the same system Of nerves being dstrib-
uted to both organs Thus palpitaion and irregular
action of the heart with its attendant shortness of
breath result aud in time disease OF the heart itself
is established.
The gases and other poisons generated from undi-
gested fermenting and decaying food in the stomach
Decloud the brain. causing headaches, and pain IA
the eyes.
Being absorbed into the blood these posons reach
every part and organ Of the system. The kidneys
are thereby poisoned, causing Brights disease and
diabetes. Filtering through the skin, troublesome
skin diseases often show themselves
Every organ and every nerve depending as they
do for their nourishment and renewal upon the
stomach, weak digestion shows itself not alone in
loss of appetite and flesh, but also in nervous
ness debility, bad complexion and many other de
rangements.
regulates the stomach stimulates the digestive juices
invigorates the torpid liver promotes intestinal
strength clears bilious poisons and diseased germs
ont Of the circulation gives the blood making glands
keen assimilatiye power, and furnishes Nature with
the fresh abundant nutrition out of which she manu-
factufes firm Aesh strong muscles clear skin healthy
lung tissue and fiber. and gives sound, endur
ing, active energy to the whole system.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
THE STEAMER PARIS DOOMED
NO HOPE OF SAVING THE VEsSEi~MosI
OF THE CREW LEAVE HER.

Coyerack. Cornwall, June 10.-The American
Line steamer Paris, which ran on the rocks OIL
the Manacles on May 81. Is now known W oe
doomed southeast wind Is bloWihs' pr'"e
ing in heavy eeas, which are driving tne s'ea'"e'
astern landward. Her boilers have sh'lteo' he'
false bottoms are gone and the divers are un-
able to work.
With the exception OF about dozen men
who remain with the captain and three omcers'
all the crew of the Paris have left her on the
arrival of the last batch of the crew al fa'-
mouth. to be paid off. trouble occurred between
the agents and the underwriters. Ihe agents
refused to pay the mems fares home, wh'ch 'he
sailors strongly resented as they had stood py
the ship until nearly the end.
There are now thirty feet Of water IN 'he ho'u
of the Paris 49,,
The ouartermaster, who was on deck "heh '"e
steamer struck. says he saw warning mare
from a pilot boat. but that 1t was not i'''e'
nreted as a sign the Paris was In dangerous
postion. The ships helm was nearly s'a
boarded in order to clear the pilot boat anu ''e
course west-northwest. was Immediately re-
sumed. He adds that except for TINS 'eihpo'",
alteration the Paris would have sunk aiohss'ue
the Mohegan.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
HAVILAND CHINA.

A sale of decorated China which not
only proves we are never undersold, but
also demonstrates that we invariably
give greater values than can be secured
elsewhere. The goods quoted to- day are
Theo. Havland's latest productions
That settles the question Of quality.
Havland China Cups and Saucers. variety
Of decorations, stippled gold handles, re-
Gently advertised as a great bargain ut
2Jc. for Cup and Saucer, and 80 they are,
but our price is 19c.
IIavland China Dinner Sets, 100 pieces.
pretty flower decorations, gold trimmed
handles, S1T.49.
Havand China Dinner Sets 113 pieces,
floral spray decorations, coin gold on han
dies, Sl0S1.
Finer qualities at prices correspondingly
low, ranging up to S2!)9S1.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
PARIS.
ALL RADICAL ELEMENTS UNITE FOR
REPUBHCANISM.
FASHIONABLE CLUBS CLOsEO-A BLIND
LANDGRAVE'S MASS.


LANDGRAvE's MASS.
by CABLE THE TRIPUNE.l
Paris, June 10.-Not since the popular reaction
that resulted from the Royast and Clerical coup
d'etat on May 1G. 1877. has there been such a
formidable concentration Of all elements OF
French Republicanism is now taking place.
The fusion was never before so complete. All
internecine jealouses are forgotten; moderate
Republicans like Ribot and Meine stand for
the moment shoulder to shoulder with Radicals
with Collectvsts like Jaures, with Socialists
like Gerault- Richard Millerand and Yiviani
with militant Anarchists like Jules Guesde, who
represent the principles of the proletariat the
Commune and the social revolution There Is a
veritable mobilization Of French Socialism No
fewer that 235 Socialist groups have decided to
take part in the Republican manifestation at
Longchamps tomorrow. ..
Your correspondent last night present at
meetings Of the French Workingmens Party
held under the auspices Of Jules Guesde and OF
the Social Revolutionary Party, presided over
by Edouard valiant. and of the Federation Of
Socialist Workmen, assembled by Paul Brousse.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
REGARDING RUGS.

Visit the Rug Department. There
is but one side--the bright side. That's
the conclusion Of dlsinterested people
who have seen it from every view point.
The stock is satisfactory in magnitude
and variety; the prices are attractive be-
cause they arc the Macy prices. You
know what that means
Administer Rugs. woven without seams. the
patterns and colorings are full OF novelty
and beauty, size 6x9 IT.; price sl1.ss.
All-woOl Smyrna Rugs, made by J. Brom-
ley & Sons. That's guarantee OF the
excellence Of the Rugs. The seasons new.
est designs
xO IT,, worth $500, at 1914.
7HxlOla IT,, worth $500, Mt $l569
0 x12 It., worth $500 at S2l74
Iran Rugs, made In this country. Adver-
tsed misleadingly by others as Scotch
Wilton Rugs. Persian colorings; Oriental
designs:-
SAxlOR IT,, worth $500, at s109s.
o xl2 IT,, worth 5000, at sl294.
Sanitary Mating Rugs. They are health.
full. clean. cool durable and economical
What more could you wish a Rug TO be!
Size 1Sx36 inches at 39c.
Size 21x45 inches at 4sc.
Size 2GxJ4 inches, at 74c.
Size 30X60 inches, at SOC.
Size 36X72 inches, at Sl.1J
They are handy TO throw on the lawn,
porch or stooD before sitting down on
either.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
TILE pREnIERS GARDEN PATTY.

London June lO--There was great gathering
OF celebrities at the Marquis Of Salisburys garden
party at Hatfield this afternoon. Numerous Fpe-
riol trains conveyed the guests from Kings Cross
pallrdad station They Included the Prince OF
Wales the Duke and Duchess OF York. Joseph II.
choa,e the United states AMBASSADOR Henry
White Secretary OF the United states Embassy,
md Miss White james X. Carter. Second Secretary
of the United States Embassy and Mrs, Carter;
Lieutenant j. c. Colwell. United States Naval At
tache and Mrs Cowe: Colonel Samuel ). sum-
mers United states Military Mtache. aud Mrs
summers Samuel l., Clemens and Mrs Clemens
Pouitney Biseiow, Major-densrai Lord Kitchener
Of Khartoum. and Lloyd Garrison.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
Potf Sides of 18th :
BRIC.A.BRAC.

Each June we make special importa-
ton Of novelties from the royal European
factories. This is done 10 meet the
great demand for wedding presents.
Many of these specimens are very choice
and are without duplicates. The dis
play is a brilliant and artistic one, and
you can save considerable money by
taking advantage Of our prices. They
are scheduled very low.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
STEAMER TO REPLACE lhh
THE AMERICAN LINE ANNOUNCES lis IN ZEN '''''
IN HAVE A NEW VESSEL BUILT.

Ever since the stranding OF the A"'e,''l' - -
paris of the Cornish coast there have peeh occa-
,no, ruroors that the line intended TO begin at
once the construction OF new ship TO take her
pIace and It is now known that these rumors were
true This decision was announced from the nome
Office In Phlla adelpha yesterday, ana IL was Gun
Armed I'm this city No details of the building
lid he learned and It Is not even known where
,be shin will be built or when the work VIII be
begun. There Is some talk OF her being ouiIt
abroad owing to the crowded condition OF the snip
wards In this country, but the general opinion
seems 10 be that she Will be built here IL Is said
that she will cost s20)o,OW