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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

COTTON-CabIes market by surprise instead
furnishing expected they decidedly
without regard 10 the foreign there
be subsidng tendency to speculation IN
q and less eventful market
many day. Yet some pretty strong parties
continue predict fireworks before the is
Of them looking for the nqui
dation o long interests TO weaken If not
break. market. To-day with conditions not alto
Eeter reckoned from the standpoint of egiti
influences. the market began at decline of Al
il points fell chiefly the old crop posi-
eious and primarily the disappointing
expected higher. and they did
at 1-64d. but this and 2
points before il time
kets open Subsequent cables still and
Liverpool finally 11zd4-64d lower
opening call. further declined
advance buy. Local
their trying experience. easily fright
tuT-ed in buyers The result
OF 3G1 points from the low figures OF the
Then special buying stopped. The left
Itself. showed a front The decline
than that for the de
for the a mil
rendered by firm Of brokers. the
Of surplus Other mills reported
be ready do the thing II prices
tinued improved There but little fur
most part local. just close when
rally covering. Closed 81 net
Of decline q points. Hubbard
letter Our cabegrams
the Manchester market had become dull
result Of the regarding the
current spot quotations Liverpool mer-
prefer wait before laying a of
The of contract prices in the local
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
Yester-

Spot IN the local market ruled
with prices unchanged the basis Of sac mddng
upland ard 1o1sc for uidd-ing Gulf. Sales
bales Southern spot markets niddlng quoted of
fCially reported by wire follows: Mobile
9.zc UP quiet 912c up Lice: Charles
firm 9asc; Wilmington firm 91ec up &c; Norfolk
9Tzc: Baltimore nominal csc; Augusta
STEADY l1-Gc Memphis firm 7-16c up Lice st Louis
7-I6c, 1-1Cc. The
Britain. Continent.
To-day -.......-.... 3s,127 457
far this week DIZ4i 3,3O3 As 626
SO Tar this season. 74653I 1850 SOL
NeW-OEleans receipts estimated at ron
400 $500 bales against g. 197 actual last week
Houston from 1000 1.s00 bales
expected bales
Receipts ports principal interior points to-day
nd compared with the total receipts of
last this week last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. James N
- Varnurn a Surrogate of the County NJ Nao -,
hereby given all persons having claims s5,S:
GIL late OF the County Jew &C.,
present ereof to the
at his place of transactirg business at the o1
Anderson Anderson. No 50 Wall Street in the Civ %
New York, before the LIST June 'N' "a
Dated New York. the 25th day November 1900
FREDERICK c. WAGNER
Administrator with the will anneys,
ANDERSON & ANDERSON 1855 Neu-
Attorneys for Administrator with the will a,,a~as
No So Wall
Borough Of Manhattan. Jew York Cftv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

AnIolsn trains leave New 1OE6. loot or GhaI.oo' -
as follows. and minutes sarher from ". sd s.
300 a. Daily.-BuffalO ENpress-ar- Buffalo 50
For BinGhamton. WavSrly. Eluira and Bradford Sli
train Coaches and pGrlor Buffalo 81.
go ?. m Da.ly--ChcagO Iimited-Fast nai--sss..1
train 10 Chicago. arriving Cleveland ~
m SeeHerS TO Chicago. Cleveland Cncnuau- DilnS q
80 ?. m. Daty.-EusTao and Cleveland Express-s-
Buffalo lO5, Bradford 20 jamestown and Nou1
town 1927 a. m; Cleveland 1880 ?. Sleeper
3.l5 ?. Daily.-SoIid Binghauton. WaEers'
Enira, Chicago. Sleepers ByIfo Chicago Cinenna-
Dining
rTuCKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN A.
Il COMNODATIONS III. 113. 26l. sol and sSl Sra
way. loo Fast l2Sth ST.. and 27S West I25h Cnan
and West 23d ferries. New York 322 and $40 ~
St. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn: 100 HobSSen p.
Jersey city Station New Transfer calls ff In
checks baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool March 16.-Closing firm; extra Iva,
7ss Cd prime Us 81 Pork arm prime I aia
Western I'd Hams-Short cut TO 10 m aas,
rs so H. steady ass sd 5 ass
rib 10 10 - 10 hrm S6s long clear middles lIrht s
30 70 dull s7a Cd long clear Tniddle heavy to 40 n
beeA 20 10 no dull BIS "a shouders-Sonsps clear
IA 10 nru. 54s Lard steady prime Western in 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
DELAWARE. LAcKAwANNA & WESTERN
WEST SEIORE.R.H

Trains leave Franklin 81. Station. y. " a.
anu 10 m. later from foot OF W. +2d ST.. A., psras
-l-ii5 =. NJ, CONTINENTAL LIMITED -
Chicago and 81 Louis. Dining Car.
-6;15 p. Nj chicago and ST Louis Linitei
HSsoO =. NJ Ruffalo and Niagara Falls EAit7-
'o;I5 p. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
Daily. tENcept sunday. pnma1
checked from hotel or residence BY We-tcofts NJ
c. T LAMRERT. General Passenger Agent "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIli


y
erossss and CortaSds stl.s stree. I'd De-.
Car,ia ms iesayinG time from DesSro,,
TINT given below for Tyseniy-shiissd,er than
.Sa A. 81. FAST MAiie"Ll@iis sr 10 ss aosease'
% Chicago N eo,iF is,sourT sleeping P, ss.
So So l. " H. FAST fT! rIT e.vs,sa
caTs Fa s cBosso Di GsSs,s s@o9f ,
Iafia,.agalis Ioui.yre S. Lo1is '''s'0' Cincinnati
For xs,s1, eH fRI; AND ST LoUIs CYPRESS
o.23 p W. WESTERN ExPREss-For cs,,,..
.5iepo sMeept SATURDAY. For
burg Akron Cleveland cTcianat ioSsc-s. PTS
1hlsaso For Knoxvle dsy Va sSsri rsss1ry ara
bail AND 'sIe %ps sEss2, Tpe'Tssy
'T points G T %a to d hi9o"s s1. sss'
WASHINGTON AND THE so-r.,
70 90 p 49, So 1910 oDesbr.-es ana c--sat s...
ssS.osseg cortanat Stress : $50 M az, = s. 20
DInnc c,I1 Il, ar 1 PsIloT and D.1tnE car as as
s9 eo1 So, - 10 IS ping Car n i.ss n5
p = 80, = 6lnng Carr. AZ Dining carr IS sa,
sss6Tosss coTtlsnat i street- iss u 20
NoRFo1K HSD wFsrERH Ra1 Il " 7.Ai s,ii.
AaNT SC e eossT Z P n s91iy
cIEsaPEaKEf SgT ono ST Rai1ws 1Pa = t,
FOB 9Ry Old and Po = T G n aal,y
a7 rex T ;11ys and, and . 2 m daily
r. n = y m
and Cortland. Streets 80 D M week 5avs -s.s
cesuouied Trains. Buffet Parlor Cars AL s,s,sa..
.-APF MAY--t2.55 n. N. week
ro1 potnts on New York and Long Branch Psfirras
esSst ITentv-third St-Aet Statio7N sR a. r. f,n
Sfrnrn sT $500 ~ =. m srnasv= . :. as
12ao $40. and $40 D n Sundays s45 a m a.,
p. m H. ois
FOR rrrrsprrpur.
O. ~ tbesbrosseS aud Cortlandt Streets. 62oN *
20 $50 Q % (955 Penna- Limited. 10 10 Desb-..s..
and cortlandt Streets. 10 2ol DINING Car, TO- 81 S,-
Car), II 80 n i255 . 10 COeshrosses and sT,-s-s
streets. 22m. Ply aas as5 425 SIS 6pIn,~ 81 -
459 Dining Carr 8 Dining Carr TEV K az
= m, ~ 10 night SUNDAYS. so. s25. SIS. - as
tliinitedl. 95S- tO.S5 Dining carr a. n. 12s5 *,
tDtning Carr. % ass. 425 Dining Can s. CD,s,
an: S55 Dining Can. Z IS. SIS. 925 D m f,s
Ticket Offices Nos 46f 1895 1854 III and 2sy P.t
way Aston House: West Tenty-hi-i Street Stsssr-
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and CoItiantt
Cou-t Street. $50 Fulton Street. % Broadway a..
pennsylvania Annex Station RrooEIyn: station I,-s-
City The New York Transfer Company VIII ar 81.
and check baggage from hotels and residences th-,u
TO destination
Telephone Eighteenth for parrs,-...
Railroad Cab Service
j. b HUTCHINSON. P WOOD
general Manager General Psss'r Az.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
central R. R. OF New JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations in New York. foot OF Liberty ST.
and South Ferry
Leaving time from South Ferry is the same az tu,
Trains leave foot Of Liberty St
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c
40 s i s sfS e sas Ssn5 p to sd Es =,
$500 TO Easton) A. NJ. siOO. $3.50 $500 p " -
% T isS 5 Ritss9a and O g 500 an
od F0G Reading and Harrisburg at 800 40 Tao an
u1So TO reading a. NJ s1;oO 1870 $50 $500 eass
to 6ea al %, P n IS s12:15 n1 gv,
r. R. .430 ('5 to Red Bank ony). $50 (as;5O -
Red Bank only II 30 NJ 81 45 and i 10 Red sas
Bank only A. NJ 100 P. NJ AA
FOR LAKEWOOD and Iakehurs, .4:so $40.
For Toms River and Barnegat 40 as A ~
j4;Io n Sundays. .1o;I5 n
NJ Atlantic City special with vsa,ibulsd Coaches a.
Pullman Paror CarS)-
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WASHINGTON
From foot o. Liberty ST.
Zoo Dining Carr. 1:so 900 Royal Blue I4nitst fa
$500 Dining CaD P NJ. s12:i5 mdt sundays AZ
limited Limit $500 ihh 5S I pinnx Carl P 20 BIT! a9yai 5'
Additional trains for Philadelphia. days $50 Sa0
500 A M .s4sS. 500 P L. '-n'''A
south IS a. 2ass Iss ss a.s.:
81 a1s West ,21sa s. PAS c5iqEnbq. Az: M:
and check baggage from hotels 10 aens-
.F'ronn Liberty St only
sErom South Ferry i've minutes earlier
aFron South Ferry $40 A N
bFron South Ferry az e:IO P NJ
tFrcm South Ferry SIS P. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull but steady. Cloths slowly
Comparative cotton statement for the week ending
March 49,
Bales.
week -. . -. 49, III $50
same Week last year US TseTs
Total to T3S 2I6
Total to last .T,3TsSTT
Exports for the week ....,............ 144
F,rnrfs fors same week las
Total exports TO this 2s9 2S2
Total exports 10 same date 977, $50
all United States
Stock at all United States ports time last -
stock AT all interior
Stock AZ ali time
stood Iiverroo 632
STOCK M IJverronl same time last 1871
stock Of American a1oat 600
time u iss s'' a''~ ~ ......... 1000
The following are the total net receipts OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo 1e-spring wheat No hard carioa aa
round lots. 7IIzc; No l Northern. carcass
76c; wheat No red norn1aIy' .si2
white. T3Iac. Corn unsettled; No yeLI9"
No yellow. 42a42lsc: No corn, 4ltg45ci 9ofHc
asked; No white 2skc; mixed 27c; No rnlNeo
26I5c asked Rye-No offerings. Flour quiet
Chicago March 16sThe leading futures ranged as FOL
lows;
Wheat No 2: Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
Nsy ,......... esMoe7. e7a@s7 ee'sass3s e.
July ......-..... 81 IeN67S CO bf'2 o. 'sH'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17

Rio-Coffee market firm: No Rio. 9S525; Exchange,
l-32d; receipts 1900 bags cleared for the United
states begs cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
NAVAL STORES.

There change of importance to-day price
for sprits turpentine but the tone Of the market
manned firm. Trading however, moderate. Resin
was quiet but steady and unchanged Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars, 81 90; do oil bbls So go
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-57957I &c
ROSlN-Comnon good strained 81 7O9S1 72t E,
go 81 90 G. 81 95; H 81 ID; l. 81 30: K, So 50; NJ,
81 SO; N, So 05; W G, So So w w. 81
STOCK ON HAND.
pois
Charleston March 16-Ttnpentine firm Rosin
firm unchanged.
ceipts 1877 bbls, sales 1856 exports 32l Rosin
unchanged receipts 1882 bbs sales $685. 1853
Wilmington, March 16.-Sprits turpentine 54G5+1ac;
receipts, casks. Resin steady. unchanged receipts 81
Tar firm 81 20; receipts 1856 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
Railroads,
new YORK CENTRAL.
Railroads,

Trains arrive at and Depart Grand Genital ta+l,
sd Street. New York " '-O''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-17
1iles2

The following the receipts of cotton
all ports since September i last:
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04
Special Notice.

At a meeting Of the executive commit
toe appointed to investigate ways and
means for the uplifting of our young
people,it was decided to call all interested
for consultation, Tuesday, April 10th, at
the High school building at 4p.m m.
All societies, clubs, and individuals
interested in this movement are cordial
ly invited to be present.
The prospects are bright for full
realization Of all our plans, in the near
future. w. b. Miller.
Chairman Committee.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04

The University Glse and Mandolin
club tonight, give them royal welcome.
On account Of the wet weather, work
on the sewer system was slightly delay
cd.
Thomas b. Hadcock returned ysstsr-
day from short business trip to the
capital city.
Go and encourage the cause Of eduea-
ton, by hearing the 0lee and Mandolin
club at the Park opera house tonight.
Mrs. Burkhardt, wife of we'll known
railway man has been seriously i'll with
peritonitis. She is slightly improved
today.
Miss Lizzie DAZZLING, Of Green river,
Utah, niece Of Mrs. Katie Smith, arrived
in the city Monday and will remain with
her aunt during the summer.
Mrs. Bert Champion, OF Denver, wife
Of Pullman Conductor Champion, run
ming between this city and Denver ar
rived last night for brief visit.
The prices are nfty and seventy Eve
cents for the grand concert Of the Uni
versity Of Colorado Glee and Mandslin
club at the Park opera house tonight.
G. M. Bailey, agent for the Utah nur-
sery company, with headquarters in this
city, went to his home in Montrose yes
terday to cast his ballot for mo license. !"
Mrs. John Burg, and children, left
this morning for an extended visit with
her parents in Wisconsin. She does net
contemplate returning for ut least a
year.
Everybody who has any interest in
college boys past or present will 60 and
hear the Glee and Mandolin club OF
the University OF Colorado tonight.
The French beginners class meet,
every Wednesday evening at o'clock at
rooms of Miss Blaine Cor. 9th and Main.
Ladies' and gentlemen wishing to join
cordially invited. Mrs. =. L. Krum-
dick, instructor. Private instructions,
residence corner Ute and 9Th.
Some very noticeable improvements
have been made in the Merchants res
taurant recently. The walls have been
handsomely papered and everything has
received fresh coat Of varuish. Alto
gether the room looks brighter and
moro attractive than ever before.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04
Commissioners Proceedings.

The board met at ton o'clock a. M.
pursuant to adjournment. Present
were j. U. Harris, B. p. Blair and
James b. Smith. commissioners, 8. M.
Logan, attorney and Henry Nichols,
clerk.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
On motion it was ordered that a war
rant for $247.5O be drawn ON the general
county fund in favor of II. T. DeLong,
secretary in payment of last installment
OF Building & Loan dues and interest.
I. g. Lennon, superintendent of the
Teller Institute made application for
permission to lay drain pipe under
and across the county read, which petit
ton was on motion granted.
Tho letter Of W. F. Wilbsr relative to
back taxes for the years 1866 and 1867
was referred to the county treasurer.
On motion it was ordered that the
new pier at the south end of the DeBe-
que state bridge be accepted as construct
ed with the changes and notifications
as expressed on the plans and specifca-
tions, and that by reason Of the use of
Frying Pan stone as backing and with
proper facing on said pier that the plank
facing on pier be discarded without
change Of compensation.
The board examined accounts relative
to contract on bridge pier and claims
arising by reason of additional work and
material found necessary to provide
suitable foundation for the pier. The
bill Off. j. Lumsden for S2OO2.OO on con-
tract was allowed and ordered paid from
the road fund and . warrant for $l275.
40 was ordered drawn on tho road fund
in favor Of j. j. Lumsdsn in payment of
extra laoor and material accounts "a per
vouchers submitted.
The official bonds of 8. NJ. Dowden,
county assessor, W. G. MsCurdy, county
treasurer and Charles W. Haskell, eoun-
ty surveyor were examined and approx
ed.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at 1890 s'closk a. M. Wednesday,
April 4th, 1900.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04
About the Weather

The maximum temperature during the
past "a hours, "a degrees, and the mini
mum this morning SO degrees.
Tho forecast for this section il:
Tonight and Thursday threatening
with rain tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04
THE LOCAL NEWS

May Day Ball.
Do you know Fotografer DeanS
Try that Maple Cream Cenfection at
the Boston Candy Kitchen.
Bolt buckles in all grades at Roberts,
the ieweler.
The Parlor candy kitchen is the place
to get first class candies
Scrsening-All kinds cheap.
Western Planning Mill.
Alfred Peats prize wall paper samples
at Robuck's. Il. E. Knight, Agt.
Columbian Bicycles, standard Of the
world, M. 8. Roberts general agent for
Mesa Co.
Wantsd-At once, ten heavy teams.
Apply to Mrs. W. b. Crawford, corner
Rood and Eighth.
A big car load Of the very latest goods
just received at Gourlsy's furniture
store. Bargains in everything.
Before papering your house see II. q.
Knights samples at Robuck's, and get
his prices. Workmanship guaranteed.
Wanted-Paperhange and decorators
to handle our sample books. Address
Frank Dana, 1916 California Street.
Denver, Colorado.
To Rent or Sell Cheap 40 acres, A miles
from Palisade. 10 acres bearing fruit,
alfalfa, etc. Fences, buildings and water
right. Box 124, Grand Junction.
Alfred Peats & Co.'s 1900 wall papers
are newer in style, better in quality and
lower in price than any other wall papers
in the world. Samples at Robuck's.
For Rent-Large and commodious ten
room dwelling house, water, lawn, trees;
Apply to
The Grd Jet. Milling & Elevator Co.
A good and lasting reputation can be
made Tor ourselves and our hospitality,
by giving the University 0lse and Man
dolin club . hssaty welcome Wednes-
day night.
Wholesale house wants salesman to
place their line With grocery trade in
Grand Junction.
Jobber. l7A9 Market street, Denver.
The now Excelsior Stea m Laundryis
up-to-date. Try it and be convinced.
Frank Buehring,
Proprietor.
The famous Harwood Guitars and Man.
dolins can now be found in Grand juno.
ten. n. 8. Roberts Jeweler, has them
in stock.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04

The Glee and Mandolin club Of the
University Of Colorado is receiving an
ovation. wherever they have been,
throughout the state. 1t 10 your pres
ent pporturity tonight to give them d
royal welcome,
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04

MIX
j
DEDICATED TO THE TAXPAYERS TICKET.
Good bye lection,
Good bye, dear,
Hope you'll treat us,
Better next year.
And where were the Socialists?
The election turned out just as pre-
dicted.
ton pound girl sapling sprouted in
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. Being Willow
in Evansville Ind, last Friday.
Arapahoe county is complaining be-
cause she has 10000 dogs. Arapahoe
county does not know when she is we'll
off.
The Taxpayers Ticket evidently
thought yesterday was All Halloween,
Judging from the manner in which they
carried of Coates"
An eastern baking powder company
announces that here after all their goods
will be sold in aluminium cans instead
of the old styled tin cans.
A report states that Colorado is finan-
cially Embarrassed and absolutely with
out recourse. Some Of her faithful sons
are in similar psrdicament.
An advertisement in New York paper
shouts: Wear Madam Cusco's corsets."
1t probably would not ft US and even if
it did we are Of the wrong sex.
The Denver Post is out for "Senator"
Patterson and due acknowledgment is
made by the Rocky News. Nothing is
said however a. to the size Of the check.
Kansas has 81 daily papers, more than
Austria, Germany and Italy combined.
Kansas has bravely withstood many try
ing ordeals such as grasshoppers, oy-
clones, etc. ETC., and it would seem that
she might be spared the ravages OF any
further pestilence
The Snake Guzzle editor of the Kopj-
vile Excuse elected the following from
his ingrowing brain cells in yesterdays
issue: Josh Wetherbee and his breth-
er 81 had political argument in front
OF Hell's Horn saloon last night in
which knives were profusely used and
81 was the under dog most Of the time.
That was an all right brotherly josh on
ST. The obsequies will be duly and
legally observed at o'clock today at the
hose and ladder house. No music.
The ladies OF the Buggville Sour Ap-
pie Corps and the Kopjville Ear Drum
Corps held their regular joint bi-non-
cular key hole sircle and silent sitting
at the school house this afternoon, says
the Gazoot. The Gazoot reporter who
attempted to secure information at tho
meeting is resting as easy as can be ex-
pected and every thing known 10 medical
science and surgery 10 being done, re-
gardless OF expense, to relieve the pa
tients suffering. Grand Junction ply
sicians from six different schools are all
in constant attendance, some with tools
and some with gilt edged diplomas and
a change in the victims condition is ex-
pected any minute. Friends are re-
quested to leave bouquets at the back
door.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04

Reed roskers and chairs, beautiful
brass and iron bedstesds, at Gourlsy's
furniture house cheap.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04
1.-THE LATEST"
IN EVERYTHING.

nG LA INSI
IN EVERYTHING.
In foot covering. That's our
mark and our war cry We are
catering only to up to- date peo-
pie who want fresh, stylish foot
wear. Can we serve your
The Boston Shoe Store.
The oasis., 1900-03-10
AGRossTH HsoHpHH

invented by Mexican which combi.
 mes thespiano, harp. Tyre, guitarra,
 mandoina, cymbal, harmonium and
 tymbal. The model made by the in
 ventor was played before the secretary
 of fomento, Fernandez Leal, and the
 assistant secretary, Martinez Cresp0,
 and others before being sent to the
 Paris exposition, where it will appear
 in the Mexican exhibit. The inyen.
 tors name is Antonio Hermosa.
 Mexican Herald: Lie. Mariana Mu-
 noz de Cote, who lives in the Colonia
 of Santa Maria de la Rivera, was sent
 from the 7th police office to Relem,
 for having administered severe beat
 ing for trifing causes to his coachman
 Juan Ibarra. Some prominent per. sons residing in the neighborhood
 tried to influence Police Inspector
 Palacios to allow MT. Munoz to go free, but no avail, MT. Palacios being rigid and impartial in the discharge of his duties.
 Two Republics: A cable was sent yesterday to Jose Echegaray in Ma. drid advising him of the splendid suc- cess of his drama, Ell Loco Dios, the Insane God, produced on Sunday in the National theater by Maria Cue. rrero, offering the great dramatist congratulations. The cable is signed by the foremost men of Mexico in literature, law, commerce and society, among them the Dublans, the Escan. dons, the NorIegas, Faveros, Segura, Elizaga, Aldasorio and Gavito.
 Mexican Herald: "One of the best 'pick-ups' of recent yeaIs,s said mining man to a Herald reporter,
 was the purchase Of MagistraI mine near Ameca by ex-Governor William T. Thornton. This mine had been examined by dozen experts and pro. nounced worthless but some time ago friend of mine, who is not an expert and knows very little about mining, took fancy for the property and tried to buy it but could not raise enough money. Gov. Thornton heard Of the matter, bought the mine and has, with very small outlay, deve- oped large body of silver and copper ore. At least two experts who turned the property down have visited it ately and have been kicking them. selves ever since.n
 Two Republics: On Sunday noon, !. n front of the Hotel Jardin, two well iressed ladies met. They stood and ooked at each other sternly and in 'llence. Simultaneously they rushed u each other; one using her parasol, me other her portemOnaie. They tuck fast but not very hard. The 'endarme at the corner of the dulce. Ia ran across the street Just as a rowd was gathering. One was brunette, the other was blonde. As : he policeman led them off to Calle lopez, all they said was "When we neet again we will settle this." The 1 ourteous magistrate talked kindly to hem and then sent them off. each 'ith gendarme, to see they did not ush for each other again.
 Mexican Herald: The friends of 'enera! Carlos Ezeta, ex.president of |, an Salvador, will be pleased to know ' hat his recent mission to this city . as, in part, successful. It was sta ga that the object of his trip to ;. lexlco was to raise funds or ascertain \ nat encouragement would be given