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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
NOW YnrI. Cnttnn.

New York. July H. Without being much
moro active the cotton market was cnnsid-
orably trmer advancing 5d7 points. chiefly
on covering and buvine ny TIA arbitrase
people. A feature of the market was some
b1ying for good Wall street interests but this
was not prominent The cause Of the buying
was largely better class of cable news
than had been expected. Al the same time
crop accounts were less uniformly bulIish.
ne market opened steady at an advance
oi lGt3 points and further improved 36t6
points Then there Was a little realizing.
enough OF IT to arrest the upward mo pement
and cause some reaction. The general under
tons Of the market, however, reelected less
prcmisouous feeling than has heretofore eX-
listed. The feature Of the English cables. pub
liz and nrlgate. was the increased interest
Of summers IN SPOT cotton at Liverpool the
weather department's special bulletin on the
recent floods In Texas made but little i'm
preston here. IT. failed TO give any sub
stantia data to the probable curtnilment
ih bales OF cotton In the Texas crop. only
stating IN effect that the damage 70 crops
has been very great Conservative bears to-
day placed Themselves In more safe rela-
lion TO the market and arbitiage houses alb
sorted August whenever that mouth WAS ot-
foged while significant feature in this con-
nectlon was that August sellers were but
little ii evidence whereas August led the
weakness last week The market closed
steady. . 10 polnts net higher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
Ike Turner Camp, U. 2 !. =,

Moscow. Texas, July l6.-lne
camp held its annual meetns
Saturday, the 18th. at winch
routine business was Si.a1
monument subject was agnn N
1t was decided to assess each pnt X. Il
ing. for the purpose OF rais'ps .rrf
as follows: Livingston. SOW, s.n \
Moscow, $500 each, and conS b l
The monument is to be eieV ~
memory of the Polk Confeos'iIiu linz
on the court house square :. : ssc'j
A barbecue and basket oIn IN ~
made a sumptuous feast ior 49,, I'm n 4
and visitors, who were mere ~ =
OF this and adjoining counlv. -
ing prevailed and a GOOD '
was enjoyed by all. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18

Kansas City. July 7.-Cattle-Receipts 1855
natives and 2i20 Texans; beef steers active
ana steady no heavy native steers offered
light weights 25uo %; stockers and feeders
3.5Oq4. 70; Texans 3 25Qi so Hogs-Rcceipts
400 market opened steady. closed strong to
sc higher; heavy l6d4 .: medium .lO4i %;
ceipts 26lO; no good killing sheep offered
market active. steady to slightly higher: in
ierior spring lambs 500d5 Is; common NUT
tons 254l stockers and feeders OUQ
%, eulls al13. 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18

Chicago, July 17.--As the supply of cattle
was not excessive today prices were fairly
steady for good cattle; good to fancy steers
brought .. 25a5.S5, commoner grades 1850
D 20; stockers and feeders 8 50ui 50; bulls,
cows and hefers > OOG5 10; Texas steers 3 81
as % calves 450d6.75. Hogs-Pnices. de-
spite the liberal receipts, ruled about 2lac
higher on good demand heavy lots sold for
! l544 40; mixed lots 4 15d4 81; light hogs
4 2OCi4 80 culls and rough lots brought .. 00l
/ Is, and pigs 30 Sheep sold about
steady and spriug iaGSs were lOal5c per loo
pounds higher. Shipping lambs brought 4.Uy
60; yearlings were saleable at 4. 5015 80
Sheep brought 2.0O@S.O for culls up to 5.0ea
5 % for prime lots Western range and TEXTS
grass sheep sold for Local. 90 Receipts
Cattle $1,000; hogs $4,000; sheep 1i,o0O.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
ST. LOUIS.

St Louis. July i.-Cattle--Receipts 5000
Including 22O0 Texans market steady; fair to
choice native Nlipping and export steers 4. 75a
and butcher steers 4O0T5 SO; steers under 1000
pounls 3.4OG,5 90. stockers and feeders .25l
500; cows and heifers 2 25d5. To- bulls 2.59p
3 10: Gamers 1.25Gi2 Is; Texas and Indian
steers 90d4 %; cows and heifers 2514. 90.
Hoss--Receipts 400 market &c lower pigs
and lights 256L4 30 packers 2OaI4 30
butchers 4.3014. 40 Sheep i Receipts 1880
market 25c higher; native muttons i.0Odi %
spring lambs 4OOG6. %; stockers 3.00Qi Is;
I exams 4 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
A DAY FOR THE BEARS.
Excellent Weather, Heavy Receipts and q
Decline at Liverpool
CARRIED WHEAT NUMBERING DOWNWARD.
visions Were Active and
Closed = I-2G5c Higher.

'.'. '''''..'s ..s+s. sssss......s
Chicago July l7.--Heaviness was
tho characteristic of the grain mar
kets from start to finish today.
wheat declined 1%c: corn ic and
oats hc. Provisions ruled moderate
ly active and closed 2MGt5c higher.
the latter for pork.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
SUGAR.

New Orleans July 17-sugar-Dull. op.n
Kettle S&@i 5-l6; centrifugal yellows 4+sn
- seconds SBqiA. Molasses dull centrt.
New York. July 17-sugar-Fair refining
1916. centrifugal 90 test Az. MolassM
sugar 8 ll-l6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
Hou.ton,s Flrst nnle.

Tho FIRST bale OF new cotton for Houston
was received YESTERDAY bv Messrs. W. d.
Cleveland Co. from W. S. Brown & Co..
OF Beeyllle4 by the wells-Fargo EXPRESS. II
viii be shipped to Dallas TO be sold for the
teneft of Buckner orphan home. Tho classi-
hcation was strict middling. This ia the
third bale OF new cotton for the season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
London COnsuls.

London, July l7.-Consols for money
1Os 1l-l6 for the account 1854 Bar silver
steady 27Ad per ounce Money per cent il,.
Rate discount in open market for short bills
2hsmSM for three months go per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
HIDES AND WOOL.
ST. Louis Wool MnrI.et.

st Louis. July Wool-Strong for half
blood and all fine grades. Medium clothing
and combing staples quiet and unchanged,
Medium grades l5G19i9; bright medium 1870
W. comoing 1872; light 1SalE; heavy fine
lOni5; tub washed 19626ls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
Army Worm. In Hunt County

Greenyilie. Texas. July ls--Farmers from
six miles north were in the city yesterday
and reported the appearance in their cotton
fields OF the army or cut worm. The worms
had not as yet caused any serious injury 10
the plant, but the gentlemen were very uneasy
and carried home with them supply OF paris
green to sprinkle the cotton IL the ravages
OF the worms should begin to extend
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Kansas City. July -Eggs--steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, flrsts. ioc. cases
returned
Chicago July -Butter--weak; creamery
l3kWl74; dairy 116l5ts. Cbeese--Firm al
Slsms Eggs-steady: fresh Il.
New York july lie gs-Receipts 1i.ss0I
paekages Arm; Western H:sGiS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18

New York, July 1.-THE market for cotton
goods did not show any change in the gen
eral condition today, The demand was OF
average proportion for staples and prints and
ginghams, with prices unchanged Print
cloths were inactive throughout. Sellers out
side Fan River offered regular "a squares at
ii-lec. Odd goods dull and unchanged.
Mems wear worsted continues IN good re-
quest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18

In any way increase the competition with
American products. but will have tendency
to steady prices and prevent Violent ductua-
lions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES
Quotations for Round Lots of staple
Commod ItIcs.

These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices are
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18

APRICoTs- California per crate $3.50.
CHERRIES-C California 50, 90.
GRAPES-TeNas 100000 for i-basket crates:
Texas Delaware 7-lh baskets. 20H30c.
LEMoNS-Fancy California $3.50; fancy
Messina 80 1914 90
PLUMS-Per peck 25G35c one-third bushels
65dl7bc: California per crate 81 %,
PEACjES--Per peck and one-thlrd bushels
boxes 30M60c: 4-basket crates bonsSc; Cali
lornia 81. 25
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
A British Cotton OIL Company.

Details of the formation Of the British on
and Cake mills, limited, new corporation
Just organized in England somewhat on thu
pattern OF the American Cotton oil company.
has been received on this side. This import
ant combination has heen effected by John
Il Bartlett of New York. with the assistance
OF Edward Flash, Jr.. also OF that city These
two gentlemen have been engaged Cor year
or more in working out the details OF the
new company which is consolidation of
large majority OF the linseed and cotton oil
mills and rehneres In the United Kingdom
The twenty-eight mills and twelve rehneries
ALREADY taken over are the largest and most
important OF their kind ia the kingdom, and
have heretofore controlled nearly two-thIrds
OF the linseed and cotton seed oil home and
export trade.
The authorized capitalization OF the com.
pany Is 100000 pounds. divided as follows
FIRST mortgage 4 per cent debenture stock
10000 pounds, ~ per cent cumulative pre-
ferred shares. of pound each. $50, 900 hounds
and 100000 shares OF ordinary stock, / pound
each, The present issue is 100000 shares OF
the debenture stock, 600 O0N shares OF pre-
ferred stock and 1000 shares OF ordinary
stock This issue Will shortly be made in
London.
The aggregate crushing capacity OF the
eompany's mills viii be upwards OF 100000
tons OF seed per annum, or over half OF the
totai annual Importation OF oil seed into the
United Kingdom,
It is statea that the new company win no,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
WIRE AND NAILS.

Galvanized Gliaden So 49, waukegan $50.
Nails. LOS base. Advances for common
over base: ID zoe: Sd. i5e: Id and sd, So:
Cd coo: Sd lOc i0d and led. &c. Quotations
are for less than car lots.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON
rhe tollowing are tne auolations for this

Choice beeves cows hefers. calves and
Light yearngs are in demand; half fat stuff
slow sale. Corn hogs of 100 pounds and up in
strong demand at the advance; carload lots OF
corn hogs can always find ready sale on ar
llval at market prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
HOUSTON BANK cLEARINGs.


Following are the clearances OF the Houston
hanks for the week thus far and for the corre-
tponuing time last year. together with the In
crease or decrease
This year. Last year Increase.
Saturday ~ Se7s, 6S5 s7iS,557 1852,
Decrease. ,o
Monday ....... SlSl4f ooo''o' -i''4oo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
COFFEE,

New Orleans. July -coree--Dun; Rio.
ordinary fair 6hTs7.
Nsw York, July i7.--coiiee-No. &c for
spot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18

BEANS-Navv 2Md3c; Bayou 9iac: Eng
lish dried, 2%c; pinks. SiRc. Lima Sc: back
eyes SIG
BUTTER-B Blue Star 100: dairy l5c: Elgin
creamery 21a22c: Elein dairy bricks Ice; cleo
margarine solids l0c prints lie. special Blue
Star 16c; Texas country butter 6dl5c.
CABBAGE-2t313c per 10
CHEESE-New York full cream 12ladl3c;
Wisconsin full cream l2isdl3c. Young Ameri-
ca 1iIlilzc Western skim lie; fancy rolls
full cream l3c, Longfellows l3isc
EGGs-TeXas 7c per dozen; candled 10c
Kansas lic.
CNlONS-Per H. &c.
PEPPER-Chie l5dl7c per H. black singa-
pore 135c.
POTAToES-New Irish Tod75c ner bu.
POULTRY-Iieus s925d275. iryers 50 Goa
%; bro.lers 81 GOAL 70 Tur,oys. hens 81 10
dfG ca, eunbers sGO0d7o0 DER dozen. &C.
cordinG To size and aualits. Decks. 50 O1D
TOMArOES-Per bnshel. 81 n0nl 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, T. o. b cars from millers;
dealers charge from store SGtoc more per
100 lbs on bran, 2GI2c per bushel on oats and
corn. aud l0Gl5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. 67isc.
CHOPPED CoKN-Per 100 lbs. 75c.
COkN-No. sacked Csc,
oATS--TeXas 23d26c per M.
MILLET SEED--90c,
SORGHUM-$i00 per bushel
WHEAT SHORTS-s5c per leo lbs.
HAH-Afalfa $,S O01l4.o0 per ton; Timothy
sl9 5oal30o, South Texas prairie hay A.5Oa
81 90, North Texas 80 o0nl0,Oo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
office of The Post.

Fruit receipts were extremely light today.
there being hardly enough to make n mar
lEet. and not hall enough to supply the de.
mand The commission people ANTICIPATE
heavy shipments tomorrow. however, espe-
cially Of peaches and apples. Cantaioupes
aud watermolons will not bring enough to
pay freight charges. especially watormelons
The market is fairly well supplied with
chickens. though not overstocked and deal,
ers will probably be able to handle tomorrow s
shipments without trouble EGGS. unless
caudled before shipment. are worthless.
The first new crop Mexican oranges have
been received and are hnding ready sale
The quality is good
T. II Thompson & Co. Will receive A rar
each of California lemons and oranges In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
HEAVY STAPLES

HEAVY STAPLES
AMMuNlTToNs-Pow per key a. 0od
shot per sack ti.55; buck. 81 so.
BACoN-Extra short clear. in sacks, g..
b bSfHsrf s SSSea a' higher eSs
BAGGING AND 1'lEs-Less than car lots
from Houston paeging Glib, eNc' 2A-lo,
| 1ac; Arrow ticE. 81 90 in mixed lots.
CANDf-Stiek. wrapped, basis "a 6A46hc
PEI r IL, special lsg sizes; ac higher
Sc prime sBa9c; -hooe loo; fancy sa9lkc.
peaberry l0AGl1o. Roasted oolfees Ar
buckles Ariosa. bases lO0-lb cases. lie delly-
ered. 56-lb cases Il zoe delivered; Apex, 100
ID cases: lO.9Oc delivered 56-lb cases. IL 10c
delivered.
:, F.LLogR-Texas star Mills: Tidal wave.
sea Jewel. SO 20; rye flour $3.50. bumper
nickel SO 40 Special rates for shipments to
interior points. our in barrels. i5c above
FARINACEoUs GooDs-Grits. hominv and
cream meal. In barrels 81 10; pearl meal. in
ic-lb sacks. 81 10 per Dbl of four seeks.
Seotca oats ~ 40: Friends oats s2.S5. Colum-
HAMs-standard iOaa1lc; picuic hams 6Ac
HoNEY-.In eO-lb cans. extracted 3Ba5c:
melbe '.''' '~-VS :" '-''' cans eN''"V'''' 90
lap tARp-Reaned da terie S SG@s9Gupa SCI Leaf
lob cans sc higher; 5-lb cans Ac higher
S-lb ems lie higher.
MOLASSES-Reboiled. fair 15% DISC prime
20d2lc; choice 25a26c; fancy new crop syrup
32633c.
RICE-Extra fancy head 6deiac choice.
S45be. fair ibd5c. fancy Imported siRG69.c
RoPE-Sisal bases 7-l6 9Ac; Manila 10Ac
cotton rope 9Ac.
SALT-Liverpool coarse. s5aoOc: fine 95cap
81 co; Louisiana coarse. SIC, fine 90: bills
81 d
SALT FISH-Mackerel No /. In 1o-ib kits.
81 OOn 10 half barrels Sc soar on.
mustard So .e0m3 %. imported Gillette grade
Quarters. 81 80 fancy sprsts. quarters. sc 80,
STARCH-Standard goods Pearl. in 4O-lb
boxes. 2isc: ROYAL Gloss bulk. Sc; Nickel
100 packages. per hex. 80 30; corn starch, 81
Der ID. 20 and i0-lb boxes.
SUGAR-Quotations are for small lots.
Special prices given on carload orders
Standard graduated sac; cubes ard now
dered SIC. Louisiana yellow clarified, fancy
~ Q61sc, Louisiana yellow clarified fancy 52s
M6,sc choice 5hd59tc Arbuckles's. 2-lb and
5-lb packages. 5%c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
New York Money.

New York. July l7-Money on call steady
at 29iia per cent; last loan . per cent Prime
mercantile paper Sis6l4 per cent Sterling ex.
change firm, with actual business In bankers,
bills at 4S7isG4. s1% for demand and 4, San
i.siis for sixty days bills. Posted rates i. $50
So and ;ss@i ssh; Commercial bills a.ss0
60A. Mexican dollars As Government bonds
Arm; state bonds inactive; railroad bonds
ensier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
Houston many stasem-.,.

sIssusson Comparative stntement.
Gross receipts thus lar this week.. "
Cross receipts 3le days this year. !. :. 2 a62 3Js
Gross receipts 3iS days In 1s97-9s. Il. 74l 9.i
Gross receipts 3Is days In 1884, IS. j. Ts7 800
Houston Railroad Receipts.
HoustOn's gross receipts OF cotton by Ia,
various raiiroaus entering the city were as
follows; Bales.
Houston and Texas Central ......... IL
International and Great Northern 49, 10
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio 10
Texas and New Orleans O.
Houston lsast and West Texas
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fee ......
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass........ -
MISSOURI, Kansas and Texas. 90
,. --
# @ufdi 49, '.,sf o.
uOuston Spot teuotattons.
sIcts closed auet and Unclaimed; sales.
noLes
65s Last
Today. saturday. year.
iss ardinary..,'s s-iu vie ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18
Grnin and rroyisions EIscwhere.

Kansas City. July -Wheat-Septembe
Sax December Co.'S cash. No hard &c. No.
? red 60G70 Corn--Septemher 2STs December
27% cash No 2 mixed 31h No, white -.
oais-No white % Recepts--W Wheat lO6 500
corn So, 700; oats 10000 Shipments-Wheat
Il. 0C0 corn G500; oats none.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18

New York. July l7.-wheat- Receipts 3it.
o5O; exports 1880; spot market weaker No
? red ''R oh. aiioat; spot. No. l Northern
Duluth, 1875 fob aloat; spot No hard
Duluth, s2is fob, atloat TO arrive No red
7HA. elevator, Options were weak and de-
c'ined all day. The clo5e was weak July
lRis: September 7eis; December 7S% Hides
finn Leather and wool steady. Cotton seed
oil quiet yellow 26A Mctals-The week
started with the metal market generally Arm
and tending inward on pressing demand from
consumers, Tin showed leading strength,
moving up some % points and closing ex-
pig iron warrants Arm at IS 10. nominal. lake
copper Arm at Is 20: tin unsettled with % o.
bid and 20 so asked; lead unchanged. with So
bid and i6S asked spelter unchanged, With
6 25 bid and G so asked The brokers price
for lead is 4 IS and for copper IS 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-18

New Orleans, July 17.--Hog products strong
End higher Pork Standard mess O. Lard q.
Refined tierce 4%ai& pure lard as. Boxed
meats-Dry salt shoulders, 5Ns&5a,; slices 6as
Clear rib sides 6%T6is Hams Choice sugar
cured las0llie Rice--Sttady: ordinary 20
sroa SGct& Flour grain gnd feed stufs
quiet Flour-Extra fancy 8 i56pS 80, patents
2.50di 90 Corn meal 200 Bran 90 Hay
Prime IS 0o@li 80; cboise IL 00Gl5 so Corn
Nc. sacked white "a; mixed As; yellow Al.
Cats--No. sacked 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
bic fdiuei9enoe Iunos. Wan port Die
portieren raui6en. &orenna iiebt pie
perIteincrt auf Dem idwarSbraunen
Sdrcnlell-nidt ais Siegerin, wie lie
Qetr1umt.
Gin rintrdglidcs 6rGhdf.

SIN Sabre 1895 itarb in Yaris bic
rei6e nno angeiebene Waoame Ylois,
bic auf cine ieltidme g9eiie Al ibrem
Moblltanoe uno groBem Germo9en 9e.
lan9te.
9ia6 tur3er Gbe perlor iie ibren
Mann. Der Elm tleines Civilizations
9eI6GIt betrieben bate, in peld)em
6itrOnen= uno Orangenl6alen bel Der
3ubereitung Der Gjetrdnte perUenoet
nprben lparer. Sa na6 oieiem Nrtitel
in pielen Snouiirien cine 9rOBs gio6=
frage berri6te uno oerielbe boG i'm
preiie itanO, 10 p~eriiel Die ipetulatipe
@ittlue, Die Dies puBte, auf ben De-
banten, lid nit Dem Snnoel oieier Nb=
falle cine neue grperbsQuelle gu er.
i6lieBen. Sic inmmelte Nniangs sigen=
banoig ole Dor uno in Den Sbeutern
ipeggemorfenen, Die in Den NbIdllen Der
Geltaurants uno Simpnaoiers beiino=
llden S6alen, nel6e man ibr M
W(itleio unent9eltli6 ilberlieB, oa oiele
nit benz Sebri6t bermiihten uebels
6leibIel oumals teinen Wertb batten.
Sic reini9te oielelben uno p%ertauite lie.
je mad Der Guulitdt, an Yariumeure,
&oniiieure. Seltillateure, welde ben
billigen GObiipii b~ereitmillig uerdrbei=
teten. Ger Nrtitel funo 9uten NbiaB,
uno Die tlu9e 6rau ii6erte ii6 allmGlig
bur6 &pntratte nit Den g8irtben uno
SbeaterbeiiBern lire ge,u9squellen, 10
oaB lie nit Der 3eit cine Dirt Wtunopol
aui oieie ouiti9en uno pielbegebrten
Nbfdlle ~erlan9te. SAT- jeoe reQgetpOrs
fene Srangen= Ooer GitrOneni6ale in
Yaris fano Den gSeg in ibr Gaboratoz
rum. in weldem nit Der SOrtirung,
&einigung unb Yerpadung idlieBli9
Elm Sablrei6es Yerional beidGiti9t mar.
Sm Gaufe Der Sabre gelanGte lie auf
oieie @eiie gu 9rOBem Gei6tbum, uno
teiner Der oiltin9uirten 8Glie ibres nit
Den Meilterperten Der &unli sefbmiid=
ten Sauies abnte, baB paiielbe aus meg
geworfenen Gitronen= uno Sran9er=
idalen auisebaut lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Orr bdpffnot Gnslanosr.

9pn lultieen 8e9ieunfGllen neiB
Mar CRUDE in .Telbd9en uno &la=
Iin9s Wpnatsbeften" inter @noerem
fpl9enoe gpiipoe gu ersdblen: IS mar
in elmer 9uifIbruns Der .Sunsfrau
BON Orleans" Tie 9oritellung bate
Ii6 bur6 p~eripdteten Nnfang, our6 Die
pielen 9erwanolun9en uno ryaues
reien" bereits iebr in bic 2dnse 9eso9en,
oas Yublitum fling ii6tli6 an, gu ers
matten, unp i'd begann, bic Irbeiter
su treiber. So 9ei6ab es. bab in Der
Sburmisene cine Sreppe berwed'elt
marc. Sn elmer @ano oes Sburmes
par sienlid bpd ein 6enlter-eigentlif
nllr Elm Mauerlod-ansebradt, ourt
oas Der engliide SOloat bic S6la6t
beoba6ten muBte. gu oieier Ceifnung
jiibrte cine att Stuien bobe Sreppe,
In Der gile ruuroe aber cine binseItellt,
bic nur fini Stuien beiaB. ME nun
Der enaliI6e Sploat an isinen &uslug
aeidift wuroe, rei1te er nur nit Der
Selmipibe an oas 6enlter beran. IS
mar oies in Der Shat cine fatale Situa=
tiun. .9Das iieblt Cup" idrie ibn Die
9oni9in Siabeau an. Sa, mas icllte
; sr Ie6en, ME iollte er ieben? IerSmeif'
lun9spoll iudte er mad irseno elmer
Sefinuns, ibm bitten bic eben unten
ertonenoen @orte Sobannas gut ae=
paBt: .&onnt i'd nur ourd Der Wauer
9ibe ipaben!" Nber ni6t einmal eine
Gibe mar in Der un9liidliten Wanb.
gnbli6 fiel iein Slit mad oben. uno
er %ertannte idauoerno, oaB Die Sett=
nuns piel gu bod fir i'm ansebradi
mar. Sas 9ublitum bate lid bisber
m~uterbaft benpmmen. Iber MN ling
IS an, in Seiterteit aussubreten, oenn
In ieiner pplltommenen Silflo'i9teii
'I;4+o si% nor nnnliiflihe iunoe Mann
Der bod pur6aua sinsn Sdla6tberi6t
lieiern ipllte, an--su hiipfen, INN menlg=
tens einen raihen Bid ourd oas 6cn=
fer ilber Ieinem Saupte merien 81 ton=
men. Sas iab oenn nun nlleroings rer=
smeiielt tomiib aus. Gr fam ia olla
Dem Springer gar niAt bcraus, oenn
er bate INNER nelc Sin9e BON
S1la6tieloe gu msloen. llno le mebr
bas Yublitum lahte, ie h0ber IpronC
sr, uno ais er gar Die Morte 81 'a9en
Gatte: ,9lles 1T nit Staub permen9t,
It Tam nitts u%nterIdeioen !" oa ppllt'
Der Subel tein Gnoe nebmel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
3ruei flirsrn nit rinrr alappr.

Sm Sabre 1875 tauhten in Peters=
burg gum S6aoen pieler 8eidd'tslcute
p~ieoerbplt iali6e Yantncten auf Die
pplisei entmidelte cine %iieberbaIte SbG=
tioieit. nm ben poer Die Terbreher gu
entoeden. gllein lan9c 3cit maren ibre
9~emiibun9en per9ebli6, bis Elm 3uIall
9i6t in oas bisber unourdorin9llde
Suntel brahte.
IS 9ei6ab ndmlid, oub gu oieIer
3eit elm Saldenbieb oas Sbeater au'=
iu6te uno YiaB I'M parterre nabm, III
Der Nbii6t, bort cine relhe Seute 81
erlan9en. Na6 taum elmer balben
Siunoe bate er our6 icine meilierbaIte
Sinseriertisteit iid aud l6pn in cen
geiiB elmer rei6geiilllten yrieItdI6e
9cIcbt, nit Der er lid ihnell aus Dem
Staube madte uno natiirlih nidt crit
oas gnoe oes Stiides abmartete.
Gr besob lid SanS moblsemutb IN
Elm nabe aslesenes &aiieebaus uno be-
aablte bort bereits nit Dem Snbalte Ger
~aeitoblenen Yrieitai6e; bed wer be-
idreibt ben S6red pes SpiBbuben. als
ibn aui bic @nseise oes Wirthes Elm
aui6lli9 anweienoer poliseitommiiidr
io9leid perbaItete. Mnfan9s 9laubte Ell
natiirli9. man babe ieinen Sieblt0bl
bemertt. bod feline gn9it uno Iein er'
ftaunen ftiesen nod mebr, oils er er-
fubr, er tpsroe oils 5dlider BON gant'
noten arretirt. gr wuBte, oaB bic ye'
frafuns zines iolden melt ftrenser 1T,
oils bic zines 9aidenoiebes, oesbalt
r,a4te er tein Sebl oaraus. gu 9efteben,
bab bic tetreiienbsn Sanfnoten toeber
ertf bon ibm entipsnbet poroen ieien.
auf feline tpieosrbolte ausiase bin.
BEL Der er bebarrte. flbrte ibn Der poli'