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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13

DEPARTMENT. oface OF
Comptroller OF the Currency. Washing.
satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, II has been made 70 appear
that the Merehants' National bank Of
county OF Harris, and State or Texas
has complied with all the provisions Of
qnired 70 be complied with before an
association shall be authorized to com.
mence the business OF banking
Now, therefore. ]. Charles G. Dawes
comptroller OF the currency, do hereby
certify that the Merchants National
bank Of Houston. 10 the city of Houston,
Texas. Is authorized 10 commence the
business Of banking as provided IN sec.
United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and the seal Of ofhce this 11th day Of
June, 1901. CHAS. q. DAWES
Comptroller OF the Currency. STA
Charter number 1858.
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LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

Fannln, Main. Apply at 1916 Clay. Lib.
eral reward. IA
LOSr--A medium sized gold brooch, small
diamond In center, Between r. & Nj
bank and corner Milan and Lamar. Find.
er will be suitably rewarded. u. A. Hell.
big, over p. & NJ. bank. is
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MARrYR. HUDSON & FORD.

MAhIlK, HUDSON & FOKD.
city property Beautiful Third ward resi-
dcnce substantially built for a home,
south front, hne location, good nelghhor
hood, close I'M two-story house, Z large
rooms, lofty ceilings, mantels, CRATES gas,
water, hatn, sewer all ConvenIencee, nice
" arranged and finished lawn aud shade
trees, servants house and stable price
$1,000, terms II desired. 800 Franklin. II
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EoR orHGR WANTS sEE FACE 10.
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TWO CONNECTING rooms, suitable for
doctors office, for rent with board. Nrts'
cent HOUSE. 1907 Congress street. -
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FOR RENT--ro couple neatly FURNISHED
large room with bath. Apply ll0a Care.
line II
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1911 TEXAS AVENUE--Large modern
boarding house, 2A blocks from hsce
hotel: business center. rooms Tor rent,
with or without board; translents sole.
tied: rates reasonable -
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NOTICE Is hereby given that specia,
meeting Of the stockholders of the Hous.
Ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
mas been called by the Board Of Directors
70 assemble az the General ofhce 81 the
company In Houston. Texas. at ~ O'Clock
H. on the 18th DAY cf August, 1901, FOL
tps following purposes. 90 wit;
fMSt. To authorize and provide for pur,
CHASING. owning ana operating the rail-.
road 81 the Central TEXAS and Northwest.
vih halfway Company. extending from
IN Ellls' county, with It's franchises and
%ppuItenances, the railroad Of the Fort
Worth and New Orleans Railway Com.
nany, extending from the town OF Waxa.
HaehiS IN Ellis county, 60 the city OF
row worth, IN rarrant county, vita its
franchises and appurtenanccs the rail-
roa1 Of me Austin and Northwestern Rail
road company. extending trom the city
OF Austin, In Travis county. 10 tho town
ot Llano, In Llano county, 9th las fran
chlses and apnurennnceS the railroad Of
me Granite Mountain and Marble Fails
city Railroad Company, extending from
point OF connection with the Austin and
Northwestern Railroad in Burnet county,
10 the town Of Marble Fails in Burnett
county, with It's franchises and appur
tenances, and the railroad commonly
known us the Lancaster Tap Railroad. ex
tending from Hutchins station to the town
Of Lancaster In Dallas county. with Its
franchises and apnurtenances, or either
or any or such railroads. with its or their
franchises and appurtenances.
Second; 10 authorize and provide FOR
amending the charter or Articles on In
corporation 81 said Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company so MS to author
l1e u to construct own operate aud main.
tam railroad from a point of connection
with the railroad now owned BY said Aus
tin and Northwestern Railroad Company
TO the town of Lampasas, In Lamnasas
county and SO as 20 authorize Il 10 pro.
lcot and provide for locating. construct
ing. maintaining and operating such
branch lines Of railroad from the lines now
owned by IL as the stOrkhOldpre az au.,b
meeting shall determine
E w GAVE
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HELP WANTED.

competent men 10 work
IL city of Houston as statesmen and col.
lectors, Will he required 10 give boud
Ia right parties, don't apply unless Won
mean business The Singer Mfg. Co., $40
Main IL
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LARGj newly furnished southeast room
wlu board 400 La Branch. corner Pratt
RE: able boarders solicited. y
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$4,000 no LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; one to ten years; az
lowest rates OF Interest," monthly pay.
ments II desired. no delay 10 getting yonr
money. Apply to n. l., Mills. 20o Mal1
street. II
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COMPLETES planning mill; No 2 surfacCr;
9ineh machine and l4.inch machine. all
ana discharge system aud fan. =. q box
81 Is
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HARRIS c0UNrY-t10 acres Harris and
wilson tract, near Houston; 400 acres
george w Mcclellan survey 84O acres
frederick Rathans survey, Clear Creek
W. acres Moody survey. adjoining o.
press. Large and numerous tracts N
Jefferson, Hardin, Liberty. Harris Chauis
pers. Brown, Brazos, Brazoria and An.
tlSon counties, also oil leases IN the
yaf'ons prospect counties H. w Gam,
Bile 4 Co. "
RICE LANDS--ln tracts Of from 100 to
1000 acres In liberty Harris, Chambers
Co. ~
HARDIN CoUNTY-0ne section About
miles southwest Saratoga, $40 per acre;
1000 acres about aA miles northwest OF
Saratoga, $40 per acre; small acreage
tracts at Saratoga lake; 1880 acres
Richardson, $3.50 per acre: 800 acres
Jacob Buchanan, $3.50 per acre Il. w.
Gamble 4 Co. X
FOR SALE-fhe Houston Heights hotel
ana summer garden: an Ideal resort; the
only one near Houston reached by street
cars. John A. Mllroy, 40 Main st. II
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WANTED--Three competent salesmen and
collectors 20 work IN country; we can
give YOU the best Of territory and q
good contract to right parties; will re-
qnire $500 bond and yOur own outht
Cail on or address The Singer Mfg Co.
Houston, Texas. II
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EoR oTHER WANTS sac PkeE ID.
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STOCK AND POULTRY

bseE-My brown driving horse.
borss a good driver, a fairly GOOD
eeSfs and Is utterly fearless of
Asan or locomotives. Address John
80 care Dickson Car Wheel com.
%
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ATTENTION PHYSICIANS I Splendid
brand new Stanhope for saIe al d sacridce
Or. FlaNn, 2T02 Ruunels. ia
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AGENTS make 500 per month selling onr
ECONOMY" harness rlveter 20 farmers
and rig owners; holds enough riyets to
do several dollars worth Of repairing.
yet sells when loaded for 81; price is
right; can reload for Toe. Send J0c In
STAMPS for sample and terms. Foote
Economy Co, Los Angeles, Cal. -
AGENTS-Si0 a day can easily be made
handling our selfheating smoothing
lrons.- greatest seller Of the season; Que
goOd agent wanted In each county In
Texas Call or address special Agent
1909 Hickory street Houston, Texas, 10
AGENTS. WANTED-Termanen position
., aranteed: three patents that sell on
sleht 10 everybody. Write al once az ap
ply 10 Il. Miller, Avenue II and Twenty
Nth street, northeast corner Galveston,
irsras ld
AGENTS make $40 70 SIS daily handling
our photograph, Jewelry ard buttons any
picture copied and returned nnlnlarea;
workers. sample sent free. Theodore 4.
Mott, 4l6 Dearborn street, Chicago. 10
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TWO COOL rooms, gas and bath, near
Stree. street - car llne. l2O9 Polk avenue. 10
eOh hhNT-IThe only vans In the city
and the only white drivers are with ira
Lone star man, the old reliable mover
~ Houston, at DIS Texas avenue Phone
oe,,. Is
If LOCATION Is right YOU can get any
Kind Of a house at 91s Texas avenue.
Lone star man phone 53s Is
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suMMMER RESORTS.

BOARDERS WANTED-Choice family
rooms, with board; permanent or tran.
siont parties coming 10 the city can find
hOinelike place hrst-class table; locq.
ton central Packard, lat and 143 West
Forty-third street, New York City. Hous.
ton references. 7,lg
THE ALTOONA HOTEL LLANO. TEXAs-
Completely renovated. newly furnished
under new management three stories
sixty rooms spacious halls and reception
rooms; lovely play grounds; mountain and
river scenery from hotel; boating and Ash
ing two blocks from hotel: sportsmen's
paradise; most healthful location In
United states; rec hack delivery from de
lot; this Is the mineral belt OF Texas
combine business and pleasure here this
summer; commercial trade solicited rates
reasonable. e. Marchall, proprietor,
l,lano, Texas. It's
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STUFFED SWEET sricED PICKLES. "a.
day stand, middle Of Travis street
sue OF m"iket. IA
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NOW rs GOOD TIME to buy some OF
the oil stocks solicit your orders TO
buy or sell, Charles r. Munger mem,
Der Honston Stock hKchange. ~
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THE UNIT sYSTEM-Rulld up your H.
br9ry piece by piece; will sell the best
unit system node; write for prices Pas
torza. the Stationer, 3ol Main street.
Houston. ~
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY 10 LOAN on Houston business
or city property, or on improved farms.
at low rate OF interest William H. OF.
schewsEe g. Co, 200 KAN building. "a
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~ face paste for freckles. liver
plmples, skin and scalp diseases:
NV druggist, large trial jnr 70 cents
~ George $ RAN, box 10a, Gin
Y, ONO TIA
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6P1THY Drs. William CLARK,
Icbe Mccormick, graduates Amer
School of Osteopathy," klrksville,
under lfodndeD Or. A. I. Still; cor.
bndence solicited; consultation free.
~ Mason block. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13

SINRooM, two,story cottage on Mason
street, three blocks from car line; viii
sell entire place for less than cost OF
house. Apply Leon r. Smith. attorney
over Houston National bank II
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EMs SOUTHERN TONIC-The cure
ls and fever, malaria ami jaundice,
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REAL ESTATE rentals. loans r. n. Lit
tie, 1902 Main street. II
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for civil aud criminal investi-
cations. reasonable rates; correspondence
ton. Texas. u
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
----------------------.-.--------
STUFFED SWEET srIcED PICKLES to-
day stand, middle Of Travis street
side OF market. IA
PICKLED ONIONS. Olives. Texas llot
Chcw.chov Sweet Pickles Stand. MID.
die az Travis street side Of market ~
PROTECT your home. lives. property --Ex.
gelsior Burglar Alarm; a marvel al snfe.
~ and convenience. attached instan.
taneously: no wires or battery: eusran-
tced; $2.25 each cash. POSTPAID NJ f.
Yates, agent, Ardmofe |. 4. IA
ATTENTION PHYSICIANS : Splendid
prahd new Stanhope for sale at sacrifice
.---ll II. Elay1n, z1o2 knnnels 10
HIGH grade plate camera, 4x5 No, zoos.
COMPLETE planning mill; No sarfacTT;
9Ineh machine and 14.inch machine. AT
Hoyt ~ Bro. make; galvanized suction
ana discharge system and fan. =. O. box
FOR SALE-4Twelve-fo foot show ease; gSg1
as new; 1910 Congress avenue. IA
FOR sALE-Canary birds $3.50 pair, 8 /
Fannin street, 10
BE YOUR OWN DENTIST--For 50 cents NJ.
VIII send you enough "Auto-hil'' aud cav.
Ivy cleaner 20 iii ten teeth; can be an
piled by any one; is painless and guarail-
iced TO last for years; send 80 ceuts for
complete outfit "Auto.dll" Co, lock bpx
Az, Dallas, Texas, Is
MAPS Of an counties az Whitty's- coTTer
Main and franklin streets, Houston, Tex
as. y
LADIES Barnes ''White Flyer'' bicycie,
1900 model; cheap for cash, Address a5iS,
this office. i5
THE UNIT sYSTEM-Rulld up your n.
Drary piece by piece; will sell the best
unit system node; write for prices, Pas
tH91iAa, the Stauoner, 3oi Main street
- eueton- Y
FOR SALE---A good spring wagon for hay.
Y, 9. Mllliams, a1s Texas avenue. iS
FOR SALE--Nine thousand dollar stock in
Ihe MOORE ortes Canal company, Mata-
gorda county, Texas, one Of the best
rice propositions in Texas. For particu.
lars inquire Of n. l., Mills 2l8 Matn
street ~
FOR SALE Appieton's ScientIac library.
% volumes, MI new, cheap. Feehner pa
Sabine street, l6
FOR SALE Tue finest AMI best eGuInped
canvass theater eve" built, nearly hew
used six weeks; size 60-foot top, 30-foot
mlodle pieces, seating capacity 1850, stage
scenery seats lights everything CON
plete ready to set M. T. +, Lotus, 2ii
Milan street. AZ
PORTRAITS az reduced prices: 16x20
crnyon 55c 1920 pastel S5c; Ia agents
and dealers only Swift Portrait ana
trame Co, Dallas Texas SO
INMAN CoMPRESs co ofcr for sale one
a0-inch Morse cotton COMPRESSOR when
has recently been ddUa ged by Dire at the
lnman compress, Houston. Texas; also
one battery Of boilers This Is rare on
portuntty for some interior point 10 buy
compressor and boilers on reasonable
terms, For particulars address Inman
GompreSs Co, houston. Texas 10
BICYCLE TIRES ljO pair Morgan 4
Wright inner tubes 81 %; biCycle rsilroad
rnina~n Iffo5,tf,ton '"'' Pi'"' "iV'' ''"i ~
= - -. -
REFRIGERATORs = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Al sizes ana prices send Tor catalogue;
W Wo 99g freight Sm'a Furniture c91I
NEM u Al OF pest quanty ever h8rvested'
ash apout prices Hanegger, I'll campo,
- tNaa i.la
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BOARD by day, week or mouth; new
rooms. new furniture best table service
liz the city; rates reasonable Crescent
HOUSE. 1907 Congress street. IL
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE 100 MAIN
street, controls nine-tenths of all unsvsa
Houston Heights lots Our prices are
lowest and terms the best 10 be had
JOHN A. MILRoY, Agent. II
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

almos, nigh grade combination
n a yoaa new, in frst-class condl-
'H morse; 1T20 Magnolia
. yfiiTS S-,S----.---- Is
n Ia ReSp e 800 acres good farm.
III renl River county. Texas, FOR
Hons,lei merchandise or hard
fis ofscan residence properly. Gen
- - 10
lfef calf registered Jersey cows.
u TIRES pbnf Holstein. three cows
5ash or eoo'a isers, all graded, miik
Zee. soou lands. Address 2ss9
II
The Washington times., 1901-10-06


in Paris to get up an exhibition of ar
ticIes pertaining to thefirss French rev
olution. 1t occurred to the projectors
of the scheme that there must be, in
France. and perhaps lqfhej quarters Of
the world. large number of people
owning relies of such a momentous and
extraordinary period. and accordingly.
notices were sent out to all likely quar-
ters. asking for contributions. Among
the first received were locks of hair cut
from the head of Louis XVI. These
touching mementos of unfortunate roy
atty began to accumulate to an alarm
ing extent, until, at length. a large
sized apartment had to be set aside for
this item alone. This episode dampened
the ardor of the projectors to such an
extent that they abandoned the enter
prise. and the exhibition was ciassed in
the list of those things that might have
been.
The average relic hunter has two es-
sential difficulties to contend with. first,
that of convincing other people of the
genuineness of his articles, and second,
that of convincing himself. If either or
both of these can be overcome by faith
or circumstances. as the case may be,
all is we'll
The Washington times., 1901-10-06

tended to convey moral OF religious
idea. Thus. Tisdale's Sacrifice Of
Isaac" marked departure from the
classic and pagan devices common on
the Continent. Certain plain and pat
ent emblems seem to have been held as
common stock among the typographers
of all countries. Thus, a globe was
adopted by Oglin, Notary, Martens
Thanner, and Weissemburger. Short
surrounded his book with a glory; Mar
tens, of Loven. placed his in a window
and Scholar, of oxford, displayed
volume wide open. The printing press
was chosen by Ascensius. NaScosah'
Roigny, Schilders, and De PreuS Whlie
printers balls were selected by \an os'
of Zivolle. The cross. the star. ana the
anchor were blended in every possible
fashion. and the serpent was used IN
a multitude of ways. Even the cab
bage met with favor as an emblem, and
found rival claimants in Italy and
Strasburg. The device of Doletus-an
axe cutting log of wood-not in itself
striking, became of tragic interest
when one recalls the fate of the unfor-
tuIlate printer, VINO, as ne eNIsll eu III tHe
flames to which his books in the hands
Of his enemies had consigned him, pro-
tested vainly that his meaning was
falsely interpreted.
English humor is noticeable in the
printers devices of that country Of the
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
Thus, William Middleton put w. NJ. on
the middle of tun (wine bareD with
supporting angels on either hand.
Richard Grafton, with the same idea
assumed a grated tree growing out Of
a tun. with the motto, Receive the En-
grated Word" Some of these conceits
are very far-fetched, indeed. For in
stance, one, Garret Dewes. pictured a
house, where two persons in garnet
threw deuce at dice, and a worse pun
was probably never conceived.
1t may be confessed that. to the en-
thusiast, at least, these quaint concep-
ticns of ''ye oldyn time" are worth a
long search through a well-stocked Ii
brary.
The Washington times., 1901-10-06
THE LARGEST LIFT BRIDGE.
Chicngo's New Structure Larger
Than Bondon's Tower Elevator.

In a few days the largest rolling lift
bridge in the world will be opened in
Chicago. The structure spans the Chica-
go River Just south of Taylor Street, and
is remarkable from an engineering stand
point for its great length. The river at
the point where 1t is spanned is l20 feet
in width, and the bridge crosses It at an
angle Of 36Iz degrees. making it 275 feet
long between the points of bearing and
$50 feet from end to end.
The entire structure. with the exception
Of the cast iron counter weights, is built
Of steel and weighs 4Ss097s pounds. a
notable thing in connection with the
building of the bridge is that the Golfer
dams cost less and afforded less trouble
than those used in building the bridge
over the canal.
The cost OF the structure was Si50000.
whi,h was paid by the drainage board
alone.
At first it was deemed Impossible to
span the river at this point. but, despite
the opinion of several engineering ex-
perts, Engineer Wisner; of the board,
was convinced that 1t could be done. Mr..
Randolph entered into consultation with
the Scherzer Bridge COMPANY and the
scherzer patent rolling lifei bridge. and
the result is the present STRUCTURE.
Engineers in the city are unanimous in
declaring this bridge one of the greatest
feats, from an engineering standpoint in
the country. The bearings of the bridge,
instead of being piEioned like those of an
ordinary bascule bridge are free and
move backward and forward on a steel
table.
The ordinary bascule bridge is on the
principles of a lever of the first order
while this bridge works on the principles
Of a lever Of the second order. On the
whole the movement Of the bridge Is
much more free than that of an ordinary
lift bridge, and causes less of a strain.
Each moving leaf contains about two
million pounds. and. aside from having
the largest span of any movable bridge
ever built, the structure is especially
noticeable In that it is built for the
heaviest railroad service, carrying double
tracks. The bridge is designed for a
load OF 1000 pounds per linea foot Of
bridge In addition to concentrated load
Of 10000 pounds at any given point on
the floor OF the structure. this giving It a
carrying capacity OF more than twice
that OF the next longest lift bridge In the
worid-the Tower Bridge of London
which is 30 feet long. and only designed
FOR highway traffic.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Washington times., 1901-10-06
Able Vice Presidents.

None OF the Vice Presidents who became
Presidents have become reproach to our
institutions, although some of them were
unsuccessful as party leaders and were
bitterly ntagonized in the prosecution of
their policies Tyler. Fillmore. Johnson,
Arthur We're all honest men. Their abil-
tiles were not OF the first order. and their
personalities varied in attractiveness. yet
they were soberly conscious of their
heavy responsibilities in carrying on the
peoples Government, and, whatever the
mark they left upon history, they labor
cd earnestly and often in the face of irrf-
tating obstacles TO serve the state.
Probably none of this group or Presi-
dents has been more belittled than Tyler.
unless it be johnson. yet one of the most
brilliant chapters In American diplomacy
came during his Administration. Senator
Lodge has written that No one. with the
exception OF John Adams. has attained
greater success In the administration of
the State Department than Mr.. Webster
did while in Tylers Cabinet" And that
much Of Mr.. Webster's success was due
to President Tyler himself !s now conced-
ed by the latest historians of American
diplomacy The Observation-Disclosures
treaty stands to the credit OF John Tyler
as much as to our Massachusetts states
Republican.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30
Re2uisi.ion Was All 6ss@...

A low weeks aEo oEeriL i-' iu- sl. n secured a rcqu.sticn fer Gu4i.sr4s. -.- sai3a wanted fr murder bore ,, UbU baG been aPlr-. Ged d A5asa;..ena, Mexico, and went after his man; but the authorities, acting upon the advice of the governor of Sonora, refused to surrender the prisoner on the ground that the requisition papers were irreg- ular: that they should have been made directly to the president of the repub- lie. The sheriff consequently returned empty-hahded. It was generally sup posed at the time that the papers were irregular, and the Sentinel so stated; but the requisition was all right and the governor Of Sonora ali wrCng. President Diaz has instructed the au- thorities at Magdalena to honor the requisition, adding in explanation that under the terms of the new treaty the governors of border states can honor acquisitions for fugitives from this country without going through diplo- matic channels. Sheriff Livingston will leave tonight fer Magdalena, and this trip will return with his man.