The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. NINTH YEAR, No. 353, Ed. 1, Sunday, March 25, 1894 Page: 3 of 24
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troihhiff wis dennltely fie rmlnen Thwe
a no more dtert it0r to compromUo than
1ms been evident
during the pa t few
days
Tho wouldbe
ctompromlsers were riven
eomethlng to talt about this aftemoaa
when Information wis received tendlosr to
prove that the Union Facinc Is through
lirokera
mnklns a 9 raw from San Fran
Cisco to ChlCttRO
Tlio AleWson today asked the Southern
Pncinc to control possible the actions
of tho Union 1aelflc In tho San FramcWco
market and Intbnated that If the actions
of iho Union lacino oould not be resuIaS
oil it would be c4 nielM to tnko other
steps to protect wolf This Is unUcnrtoS
Kn Missouri a h river thn h Chicago tS
will bo reduced ngaln
rnESIDRVT HOUSE PLEASED
Ills Inspection TrlpTo Texas Discussed
Barnlnca of the Katy
President II O Itouse of the Missouri
Kansas and Texas who returned to St
Louis from Mr annual lour of Inspection
over that system a few days since Is tie
lighted with the physical condition of the
Katy line
Mr House in conversation with a repor-
ter about Southwestern railroad proper-
ties said The physical condition of the
Missouri Kansas nnd Texas system Is as
good as it was when I went over the prop
crty a year ago While there was a de-
crease In earnings for awhile during the
lultfr part of las year tho business has
Increased recently ami the statement for
the first quarter of this year will show
an Increase as compared with the same
period of 13D2 The statement lor the first
w > w Mks of Mnrch shows an lncreise of
over th = umetwo weeks last
year nnd the prospects for the future are
most encouraging I think that the South-
west and more particularly Texas es-
caped bad effects from the recent panic
and suffered less from the financial strin-
gency than any other portion of this coun
try While 1 saw marked depression In
the North nnd Kast I found compara-
tive prc > perlt > In Texas j
Mr House said that he knew no foun
dation for the stories of a consolidation
of tho Missouri Kansas and Texas and
vnnderbllt lines He lias not seen J D
ltoeltefeller emce ho left New York but
Frank ltoekrreller < < go on the train
with the
Katy offlelnli ns far as Texas
where he left tho party and west West
llpyond this there was nothing In tho re-
ports that liHtern cnpltnasta were going
over the rondnreparatory to ettecting n
consolidation After the trip over the
Katy to Mokane today Mr House will re-
turn to New York
TRANSPORTING CATTLE
The Southern Pacific iiakliur Ooo < l Time
letween Houston and New Orlenn
The two cattle trains that loft Hous-
ton Friday over the Southern Pacific
notwithstanding the high winds made
the run between Houston and New Or
leans In eifftjt hours
Tho dlsCancp covered was 223 miles nnd
this speed while not exactly Hanana
Flyer time la a wood even record for cat-
tle transportation At New Orleans the
train was turned over to the Illinois Cen
trnl which atrrle the cuttle on to Chi-
cago InoonJunotloIP lththat road tlie
Southern Papltlo managers Intend to make
their route the fastest and most popular
line to Chicago only feeding once between
Houston nnd that city
Vineyard t Walker who have several
thousand head ot steers on feed at the
Southern oil mill made their first ship-
ment of forty cars Thursday via the
southern Pacific and Illinois Central to
Chicago Mr Vineyard wired yesterday
from Jackson Teim Cattle reached
here 1n good shap and train made fust
time
MOM CATTLE TRAINS
Three trains ot stock were brought in by
the Southern raclfiofrom tbo West yes-
terday evening nnd last night
Two of them contained sixteen cars each
coming In from tho San Antonio division
and the other was made up of thirteen
division There
ears from the Victoria
were about 1000 load of cattle in tho en-
tire shipment They were transferred to
tho Houston nnd Texas Central and will
be taken to Kansas City and Chicago
TJIB NEWPORT NEWS CASE
The Newport News and Mississippi Val
ley railroad against which rectiverBhlp
last Tuesday
proceedings were entered on
day was chartered In Connecticut In 1881
and tho company took a leaso of tho Ches-
apeake nnd Ohio and Southwestern company
from 1SS0 nud of tho
pany for fifty yearn
Ellzabcthtown l xington and Ulg San
iy rollioad for twentyfive years from
February 1 IBM Cut the leaie of the Int
to tho Chewpenke ad
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operates
and the company
imie Chesapeake Ohio
and
ftoulWitern mil the railroad extending from
noutnvviiiviii th brandi to
pany tojjavo been iHvS T47 r
ington is president
p BHAYS HEdLMENT
The exConfedorat veterans will have
their annual reunion t Waco April 6 6
and 7 and tho survivors of DeBray S regiment
thewe who will at
ment will bo among
All the members of this regiment who
reunion are requested to
will attend the
i ie5 sSui Ilernnan who has made
r
raVnw for heirtraniKrtallon via
cir > JM aS cketagent
nSr vSKto oi tlie road A P ial cia r
car will be lurntoh and tJ ffii
arrangements will be made f ° r tne pariy
7o iSab thU city in tho morning of April
4
TO MAGNOLIA PARK
Hecelver Kennedy ot the Houston Pelt
aim Magnolia Tarlc railroad will today
aeroi out a circular to urtntMcn f
flunany wnools
tho different
informing them that by the m formally Ln
month o will have the park
T mcons that SSS JS A
greatly Improved wllhlji IS
uuminer ro ort 2
BHORT MNH MIfcEAbB
City Ticket and V set Zt
3C na and Texas
ney ot the Missouri
cral Passenger Agent tW a
dSngfr
the we of n SS
dsnecUi Interest to fJSf rtrWCilnB
The inalrWIlon > f aipiK
m leag from ta V vSi havS been fur
Hve points WJiMWaEfiTnnd will de
n1 hed with a VuEe only where the
tauo short > 1ffiSl2horlr tl4n the
niroage of the
Texas
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HOUSTON DATTAr POST SUNDAY MORNING MABOH 25 1894
twenty vmm li J flv 5aM M ° ro
bearer th mPnvWin iav tl
Payment li I f vn nltach1 Thu
or the holdar fmllU ln tK ° ° tl mrmer
oil bit1m eg I2IllJ or telephone
transpruffi iP LI t5 t of
aft6ITO > on > two miles this
sine of Columbia
Ihe ISneiKuU P0 1 > accident
tmi ilI Wferker was sen from IIous
this mnmlJra P n ne < nr0 h <
niftiBP TypS TheV la co Part t
Ml h c0 last flight
It l <
the city
io Mar S Throush
m i i f
70W ft the supreme court today
c6nnrmni > e claim of El lOatt
s re
cHyctjot the St Louis Capo Girardeau
t Smith railroad igalnst Lewis
fhnt th
thnught
J fflllB AURB CONFBJrtKKOE
Otnntia Neb ritrch HJudge Caldwell
omniVn Stt clrculi urt arrived
iSP113 1 t0 < lli > m > < n Monday will begin
the
bearing of th Union casesT
Paciilc
NOTES AND PE1WONALS
i Stvi Int ntpsldent ot the Loulsl
ana Texas
nnd Eastern Islln the city
nf YfAtt011 wnernlsuperintendent
n d M lcnn > la
th VMf J wls live1 stock agent of
v ll loma ao ao < 1 Salt1 was in
Houston
yesterday
i 0 1 VJ tv o five stock agent of
the Missouri
Kansas and Texas spent
yesterday in Houston1
t 1 110 1 > ° Ml < Bentral ngent of the
liSPTP i n aTt Northern left
Bu d lyler wliero lis will spend
P raw 1on trAyellnir yassriiger
n i
Hgent of the
Missouri Knnsas and Texas
3e fro the rpwi yestenlny and
will spend Sunday at lnlmo
ull Ta > lor as boeh appointed trav
eling freight agent for the Gulf Colorado
and Santa Fo in Oio reliublic of Mexico
with headquarters at Mexico city
General Passenger Agent HoUblns of the
Houston and Texas Oeimral land As Ist
ant General Passenger Adent l > arka of the
Southern Paelllo will r < ttrn from Florida
next Tuesday
The regular unnuat Inieetlng ot the
stockholders of tho Texml Transportation
company will be held otl tho companys
office in this city tomorrow
Daniel Ripley formerli traffic man-
ager of tho Houston audi Texas Central
and tho Southern Paclllc put at present
located In Chicago p spending a few
days at his old home
The special excursion of the Interna
tional Association of Hftllway Tlliiet
Agents will pass through ulotiston about
April 7 en route to their innual conven
tion at Los Angeles Cal 1
G A Qttlnlan general lAannger J Jt
I Lee division stipcilnlenllent nnd engi-
neer H W Cave trwisurcr and C C
GibbM JanU commissioner nttrnde1 a
meeting of tho board Of dlrcclon of the
Atnitln nnd NorthweMerii railroad tit
Austin Friday 1
Sixty Vorttigiii p immigrants passed
through the city yesterday eif route for
Callfonila They comol froin tho Aisore
Islands and will he elniikyed In the
vineyards of California Tle ore being
transported across the conUnoirt by the
Southern Paclllc
company n
James M Mean tntvellAspassenger
agent ot the Piedmont AirLlpe was In
tho city yesterday dlstrrmflrtg literature
for the Richmond and Dniiville The
pretty booklet The l uifl of tlio Sky
mention of which wan jWdl in yester
days loat was amopgV thi pamphlets
given out ML
AROUND
On Friday night nndtyithWlay mirtlnec
March 30 and 31 tho Siihketfyeriati comedy
Tho Jlerchant ot YemcenwlII ho pro-
duced at the opera hiisefbr the benefit
of the I > lck DowhugcMrnpVlThe play will
be staged under MiJ rtrsbhal direction Ot
Mr Ileaumpnt Clajitoi who win assume
the rolo of Bliylook 7 Tlif cast will be
composeil of the Itttdlngiimaiteur talent
of the city headWlby Jilss Sadie Tlm
mlns as Portia unU MriiJ H Taylor as
Hassunlo o expedse lias been spared
In the iiroductlon a > l the costumes will
be elaborate and cpntiet in dLtall and
nro from the well known bouse of Van
Horn Son Hmhfofl illadelphla Hep
ner of Chicago andSherman of Houston
Tho former proiJudtlOns of Sir Claxton
in
elty are la guarantee to
the public of an Ttistlo performance
The Hick DowUntrlchmp are not present
Ing this beneQt to Ue public as nn object
of charity but promise the patrons an
nrtlstln treat equal to many of the Iwtter
clasa of trnvrllns companies nml the
liudab e undcrtakfhg should be liberally
suiiported by the cijlztns of Houston
Sam Leake whp was yesterday bound
over under 700 bond to await the action
of the grand Jury1 on a charge of theft Is
nn old offender When Leake appeared
for trial Justice Schwander nl once recog-
nized him as R Gallngton Leake whom
he tried two yens uko The charge at
that time was brought by A L Conaway
ot tho sheriffs office and was that of
falsely representing hlmtelt to be an agent
of the Atlanta Constitution Leake was
soliciting subscription for the i nper with-
out any authority Mr Conawny was seen
and stated thit he remembered the case
He said that the Atlanta Constitution had
offered tM for his arrest and conviction
and that after he was arrested tho news
paper would not send n representative
to Houston to prosecute him He was re
leased on habeas corpus proceedings
George Owensy Fred William and Jane
Hell who were each assessed IS nnd costs
by Justice Muhoney yesterday were ar
rested for on assault on John Robinson
who Is also known as Shorty an em
ploye of tho San Antonio anil Aransas
Pass railroad Friday night he claims to
havo called In a house of ill repute on
Caroline street between Coigis and
Preston avenues wtiert be w robbed of
ISO by u negreas named llertha Wallace
Yesterday morning Hoblnson returned to
the house nnd attempted lo assault the
Wallace woman when Owens and Will
lams toois hold of him nnd seeuicly held
him while Jane Hell belabored him with
a poker Hoblnson animired In court con
edflerably bruised about tho head and
arms
Yesterday afternoon on amusing scenft
happened In the county clerks office
Gottvnnnl Lulrza an Italian appeared and
asked for a certificate of cRUenshlp Mr
Louis Schneider iho nffnble clerk thought
ho desired a marriage license apd asked
the name of the bride and the innocent
Italian gave tlie name of hW wife think
ing he was answering a necessary nestlon
Then came the funny scene flrhnelder
jravo tbo man the license and asked for
FlW Then the Italian thought ho waa
working him nnd refused to ray Ex-
planations followed and It l said that
Schneider eet em up to iulct the affair
One of The Post composing room force
en route home In the eurly hours yester-
day morning discovered tiro In a pile of
boxes in front of a dry goods storo on
Travis street and hefiro giving the alarm
enouih paWrsby gathered to nut out ih0
without yUB In an alarm to th
Hrt action
hTfconipanltiS promiit prob
ably prevented a ba
AW KXCELLKNT MKlMqlKE
Our druggists ei a preparation for rheu
matlsm that has performed oroe remark
pble cures J rank Bhepardwu an englp
th Hot BprlnifS but Cliitalrrlaina < no
ent relief until he used Pain
niedlclnH
Httlm wJileh U the referred la
above II raw I1 medlclna
in the world fgr rheumatism
The w < ll oftb People favor
Hon of captain Jack White
the elec
THAT SUGAR BOUNTY
TJiXAR WIIT NOT HKOEIVK ANY OF
THE MOKVY
OoTeraor Uogg Vnquallfledty ltefnses to
Aeei > l Any of tho flngar ltounty
for Texas anil GItbi Hit
lteaiom Very Plainly
On the 16th day of January last at tbo
meeting of Dick Dowllng camp of Confed-
erate Veterans the following memorial
and request wits submitted to Governor
James 8 Hottg Following this Tho Post
liubttihes Hit governors answer This an-
swer was received In January but nwlnc
to tho business on hand Ot attending to
tho Confederate ball on January 31 nnd
other matters of Importance tho answer
ot tho governor was hot presented lo tho
enmp until their regular meeting held
Sunday March IS After Iho letter was
read Commander Lambert Was requested
to have tho letters published and he wrote
to tho private secrotary of the governor
to secure copies ot tho memorial and
letters which were received yesterday
During tho discussions and meeting noth-
ing ot a political nature iiaa como up
tor consideration
Tho following will be selfexplanatory
Win Lambert Esq Hmuton Texas
Executive Office Austin Texas Maroh
53 HWDcar Sir Complying with your
request ot the Slat I hercwiuv bund you
copy ot your letter of Januury Hi ltl
to tho governor transmuting copy ot
> ortaln resolutions from UIck Howling
camp No 1M United Confederate Vet
el ins on the subject of the sugar boun-
ty also copy ot said resolutions and
copy of the governors reply yours truly
It li Levy Private Secretary
Commander Lamberts lottcr to Gov-
ernor Hogs
To His Excellency James S Hogg Gov-
ernor ot Texas
ltenclquarters UIck Dowllng Camp No
JOT United Confcdcrato Veterans Hous-
ton January 16 IKii Sir 1 have tho
honor to hand you copy of a memorial to
your excellency adopted nt tho last reg-
ular mooting of Dick Diiwtlng camp No
137 United confederate Vcterms
In thus presenting tills matter for your
consideration I beg to assure you that in
tho discussion thereof In meeting the nuos
tlou of politics was entirely and uttorly
discarded tho membership present holding
nil shades ot views upon the subject ot
tho sugar bounty in fact tlio mover
of tho resolutions Captnln William Hun-
ter a veteran of tho Texas Revolution
ns well as a Confederate vetornn stated
that as n democrat be thought Governor
HOgg did right In refusing to accept tho
bounty but now I he feel thut It Is
presented to the governor In a higher
holler cause than politics can ever reach
and tlie resolutions were adopted without
a dissenting voice 1 have the honor to
be governor very respectfully your obe-
dient servant Will Lambert
commander Dick Howling eamp
THE MEMORIAL
Headquarters UicH Dowllug Camp No
157 United Confederate Veterans Hous-
ton Tex Jan 1 IKM Whereas Nu-
merous applications liave been ntado to
the commander of Dick Dowllng Camp
No ltrj United Confederate Veterans
seeking admission to tho Confederate
home at Austin In Texas and
Whereas It Is generally understood
tlitit a large ntlmber ot nppllcnnts In dif-
ferent parts of Texas are perforce denied
admission to tho homn because of want
of room in said Institution and
Whereas Relieving It to havo been the
intention of tb legislature of Texas
when mating tho Confederate home a
State Institution to extend Its beneficent
care nnd protection to the largest num-
ber possible consistent with the means at
hand and In accordance with tlie well
prepared rules and regulations now en-
forced there It Is our desire and prayer
that the widest and most liberal plan be
adopted by tho Stale board ot managers
to properly accommodate all worthy and
legally qualified applicants fr admission
therein therefore be It
Ttesolved Bu Dick Dotfllng Camp No
1 > T United Confederate Veterans that
we earnestly petition his excellency
fames S ogg governor of Toxas to
nrcept from the United States what Is
known ns the sugar bounty nnd place
the same at the disposal of tho State
board of managers ot tho Confederate
home said funds to bo expended by said
board In enlarging the accommodations
of the home for Worthy Indigent Con
federate veterans who may be legally
qualified and seek admission therein
Hesolved That this camp Invites the
active cooperation of every sister or-
ganization In Texas In memorializing our
chief executive to grant this request
herein contained If legally within his
power to do so
Hcjpcclfully mimblttertWill
Will Lambert
Commander Dick Dowllng Camp No 137
Lnlted Confederate Veterans
Official
C C Heavens Adjutant
GOVERNOR HOGGS REPLY
Will Lambert Esq Commander Dick
Dowllng Camp No 387 United Confed
eratu Veterans
Austin Texas January 17 1831 Dear
Sir In replying to your lettor ot the 10th
and the memorial nnd resolutions of the
same date contained therein by the Hick
Dowllng camp No 3S7 United Confeder-
ate Votcrans calling on me as governor
of Texas to accept from the United States
what Is known as tho sugar bounty
and place the same at the dia
jiosal of the board ot managers
of the Confederate Homo for the use ot
that Institution I beg to say courteously
respectfully firmly and ilnally that under
no circumstances even at the request of
eVery soldier exsoldier citizen mail
woman and child In Texas wou d i VmSly
with any mush demand TJio Smtt > ot
a i as ully able to support the Confed
ernie Homo without accepting
any sugar
bounty corruption fundi
ana I am utterly
nfB4 A a02t < uld B u1P ° t M doctrine
of States rights
and sovereignty who
would ask their government to SrfcuMi itS
Jtneo before Federal authority anj a
ffPili any kind especially one
XfrnAfm 0 y 1 1 character aiai
criminating ns it docs In favor of the
wealthy tew against tho aggregate poor
I am not an exConfederate nor have I
any kin people who arc for tho reason
that 1 was too young to lie In tlio war and
all my adult male relatives either died or
were killed in the conflict except
one who died afterwards no doubt
lr am exposure during the serf
vice Wcie 1 to bu a party to the ao
ceptunco of this money xram lh Federal
government appropriated ns Jt had been
in
yjolatlon of the fundamental principles
of Stato sovereignty I would feel more
like a renegnde a traitor to tho cause of
Justice and right a repudlator of principle
and unworthy of the trust I hole as govi
enior of a prpud mate th n I woultl a
patriot und sclfrcspectlng citizen
If the Confedcato veterans have any
complaint to make against tho manage-
ment of the Home or of lack of means
to support It ben 1 am willing to Join
tbfm os I havo heretofore In doing any
thing consistent with propriety and pub
Ho InteresiB to help accomplish tbo ends
nnd aim In View through the method of
appropriations by the legislature Hct I
reiMsat to you that undr no circumstances
can the people of this fllntr or any set
of them compel me to violate my senae
of propriety my official obligations nor
to aqcrlflcn principles that I tuive contend-
ed for so long and xpect to combat for In
the future by accepting this polluted thut
vicious this corrupt unholy Iniquitous
renubllcan sugar bounty bait nlmeil nt the
destruction of be Independent ntitttnomy
of tlio Stutc having ns a result their cen-
tralization Into Federal power
With compliments nnrt kindest regards
lo yourself and the other members of the
association which bearn the name of the
gallant Irish captain whoso memory I al-
ways love toi revere nnd shall continue to
honor I l > eg to stibserlbo inyself your
very obedient servant J JI Jlogg
IHRTHXiAY PARTY
Mr and Mrs 0 Vt Oltlw g ys 11
fihtirmiiui pbiWrenH party ye erjay if
Jernoon at thrtr residence 01t Prairie
itvenuev The orcaslon vfna th > a flftl blrth
ilay of little Evelyn Glbbs their daugh-
ter Th lltttu folks ihorougiily enjoyed
rrl
themselves wtth merry children games
until almost dark when most ot thollt
tie tots went homo tired and htprysLit
llo lCvelyn received many handsome pros
ents from her little friends The children
prwcjit were Kw
Evelyn Glbbs Mabel Al
ford Ethel Waildell Irene Christian Ag
Smith Outer smith
nea Mary Fox Ed
wlnn Fox Lillian Hobbs
ols Frank Allison Charley
Kathleen Nlch
CharleyKathleen Chea
ter Alfortl Jlmmio Mclntyre Mcllla Mil
dred Glbbs Olga Smith
NEano FOOTPADS
Two Negroes HoldUp Mr Frits Rhode
Near Its Home
FrlUJ HoMle n wellknown butcher
called at police headquarters about mid-
night last night and reported that he had
been hem up by two negro highwaymen
three hours earlier In the nlshu Hohde
who has a stnll In tho market was on
his way home with about f 173 In his
pocket when tho robbery was committed
Ho stated that ha bail almost rencited
his home which Is on San Felipe street
near the Jewish cemetery when Iho two
negroes stopped him lie nald that
he saw the men cross the street nnd como
towards him One of them attracted hLi
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attention by calling to him to stop He
stopicd for moment when ho was
coolly told to bond oyer Ills money He
objected when ho found that the other
negro had a pistol within a fow feet of
hlo head After being warned to make
no outcry his pocket was rliicd of what
money it contained After tbo highway-
men had secured tho money they ordered
their victim to movo on and move lively
Air Itohde gave a description ot the no
groea to tho police In the money tnken
was check made In favor of a Mr Hoir
enthal for 23
A TOUGH FICIUT
One Uses a Paper Weight and the Other
a Knife
About 3 otclock last evening Robert H
Levis und Charley Bmltlv bath colored
became InvolvedIn a quarrel nt thn homo
of the foimer No 3213 Fuller street In
tho fracas Levis used u paper weight
with considcrablo effeot while Smith re
taliated with a clusp knife Levis was
cut on the crown ot the head and re-
ceived an ugly gash tinder his right arm
baruh Levis the wlfo of tho combatant
In un effort to separate tlie men was
also out severely In the left hand Lovis
after being cut telephoned the police sta
tlon and Officers ICegaii and Lee who
responded placed Smith under arrest on
a charge ot ussault ntitt battery
On arriving at the station Smith pre
ferred a charge of nggraraited assault
nnd buttery against LevIs and hl wife
mid they were also locked up
At the station the Levis woman was
Identified as Sarah Walker thorne roB8
Who was wanted for the cutting ot Kate
Morrison In Chaneyvllle last October
mAIIINE INTELLIGENCE
Port of Galvoston Maroh t
Arrived
Steamship Loona Wilder New York
Kohopncr Jjnke Austen Iierwlolt City
Cleared
Steamship Colorado Roger New York
Balled
Steamship Colorado Kogor New York
List of Vessels lit Port
Steamship Alicia Aidamlz outside
fitHamsIilp Leonn Wilder pier 21
Schooners M
Eunice L Crocker Crocker In the
roads
Schooner Cactus Morgan pier 33
Schooner Lako Austen pier 27
List of Vessels up and Cleared for Gal
veaton
Liverpool
Steamship J ta Sp Centra at Feb
rpary t
Steamship Maria Sp Arropseat Feb
rtiary 7
Hntterdam
Bteamahlp Daventry Dr Galnsiror
thy sailed January 19
Neiw York
Steamshlp Alamo eVIled March Ji
Bteamshlp Nneces salle1 M arcK 21
tteomshipAaciat32alt March 2S
Hcliooncr Daisy E Parkhurst Hooper
sailed March 3
NOTES
Steamship Leona which arrived today
brought In n enrgo of general merchan
dise for this and Interior points
The steamship Colorado which sailed
toiight for Now York carried a caigo
of J balm or cotton
The flpaulsli stcamMiIp Alicia crossed
the bar today clearing Hfleen feet ecven
Inches after a strong norther and Is now
anchored outnldo where she will com
plete her cargo
The tug Wlna came < own from nllous
tou today with a banpi load of cotton
The schooner Helen wldeh nrrfved
last night from Campeachy Hanks
broucht In vm pounds of flsli
The buoy tender Pansy was busy yes
terday looking after the buoys In Hallyar
channel
Tiis barge Waul with atone derrlcfe
has been hnulwl out on the marine ways
to undergo rcpon
The tchoanpr LaHe Artten which ar
rivetl today from Berwick City wus
laden with railroad ilea
Cotton on Bhlpboard Not Cleared
For Great llritaln
fjtrmnshlp Alicia C51L
t tlleamshii Hltta C77
Tvtai mix
Other Foreign
stramshlp Trljioli M7
Coastwise
Mullory llnr 4817 i
Galvestqn Block
On Shipboard Not Cleared
For flreatnrltaln IW
Olher foreign SW7
Cast Vi e S7
in compresses and depots MBJ
Total stock Sfpf i
r
WOOL mAHKRTS
4V tON yr ixtvXS T
fprlo
U l e > WR tcU li
jnonil
ki lero r
laBoniti filr MiiM W 5h40
Kealuw
iuifNumiunriumiuwiu wittwittwittwittnriuwjttwffi
= 4 Storo tjtosos ovory Evonlnt nt 7 oolook oyopt on Sot
31 urdtxy Nlnhto whon It closes ot it oolook
m
3iTlie Prices
jS Of tho Now Spring Suits for Man reovs and LI it a
S Boys aro oxcoodlhKly low this sotison fho caUso
fe Is woll known wlthotJtifurthoV1 commont but vfiilo
S tho cbstto you la consldorably joss tho stnndfAfd of
hlghor tlmn ovor Wo have ovor boforo handled Tho
oommonts of grattnpatlon hoard thus onrly In tho
soason from tho numorous purchasors load us to
pqIIovo that our trado will far oxcood last yoars If
you help to swoll tho salos youll bo monoy In poqk
ot but bottor ploasod with your wearing apparol
than ovor
Mons Sprlns Suits 10 12 and 15
Young Mons Boys nnd Youths Spring Suits
long pantsB 750 and 10 i
Boys > Knoo Suits 2 3 4 and 5
II BU II SOI
Jl FIRM TOO BUSY TO
WRITE AN AD
y
bg to Rush of Trado and constant
y n
6 to 8 uoplt One 8 l B RAO
Medium R iSlO 8 OIO
lloxlnto InproTX 7ia 0 1W
Mtiloa niial 7 u U 7 a
ldftrkotdull ni nvehasiit
OUiVM3T0N MOVEMENT
Receipts Ihls dny 7877 pounds tliTs
week 7S77 iwundsi this season 3182183
pounds against J i pounds this day
lust season
Shipments this clay 79M1 pounds this
week 79001 this season 8H2M1 pounds
against 300011 pounds tills day last
season
Sales thus far Ills season 7WKT
pounds against 128901 pounds this day
last season
The total stock on hand today 23S22S0
pounds against 10t > S7 pounds this day
last year
yearDRY GOODS MARKET
New York March 2 For the closing
days of the week there was a fair business
on by Jobbers as tlie result of local and
nearby dealers being present In good form
Woolen goods more quiet Clothing linens
In fair request Printed cloths In better
demand with sales at lift bid for 01
squares
Bales for he week nt Fall River Irovl
dence and elaewhenjnearlyhalf n million
pieces The tone Of the market steady and
strong
BT LOUIS
St 7 > ouls Mo March 21 Wool Quiet
there Is afalrdemand for desirable grades
but tho supply of those J very light
SUGAR
GALyijSTOtf
Galveston Texas March 2lPlanUllon
agents prices In round loU bjr the car-
load for Louisiana sugars Market closed
quiet and unchanged Choice whitel > 4ci
off white ifta fancy yellow e choice
yellow 3c pilnfe yellow 5ici prime sec
OfisJtf Ic
Refined Sugars Standard granulated
431 S standard crmfcetloueiw A 4111
iJOi crushfd
cubes powdered tW and
eutlosf ol
Wholesale groeera quotauons WfYifi
htaller
Grades omitted not In niarknl
NBW YORK
Now York March 218iigar Raw duljj
fulr r5i centrifugal W test 2Hi reilnej
dull
COFPRB
GAIjVEHTON
Galveston Texas March Jl Cpffce
closed steady und unchanged Ordinary
loos good ordinary W4e fair aOei prime
XiUci choice Sic Pcabcrry HSa Cordova
ni
nny vomt
New York MarchJlTSpOWHafirmer
No 7 ljiamti mild iulet and steitilyj
Cordova WSWlHi sales rumored lata yH
lerday Of 1 < poiinas Rio No 7 afloat s
VA >
VAW
W York io Ai Bi iMJrague WHlots
320 387 338 iSiS anaW of L
W Manger to iho Mutual Build-
ing no iMnn RWochHtoo
tof lots 9 end < 0 talJtev W
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Now Goods ot THE ARMORY during tho
week their Advertising Agent informs us ho
iad no time to writo an Ad for this issiio and
s that Iho goneral public will watoh closoly
thoir Spooial List of Bargains that will appear in
tomorrows Post
I
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g maklnrj tho clothqsnnd slinorhl workmanship js 5
25m
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s Mammoth OnePrice Clothier
5 MAIN ST AND PRESTON AVE S3
S our Spring and Summer Cataloguo for 1894 is now readn S
S Send us uour namo and address and well mall uou a = 3
S copu free S
p
To Mate
Good Paint
317 L Iorto
Rbert T lllcks at
vim
nnU durable paint Pure Llnseed Oil Is
absolutely necessary W4tfcbut puro oll
It is lmpos3blo to make pure paint
IJealers who wlsli tn protect nnd msjn
tatn fbelr tr df and consumers who wish
to infitoct Uiblr interosts should buyonly
brandsof LlnKSa Oil Iqwjwn to ba pure
JWo guamniee every barrel of Linseed
Oil sold under our binnrito be absolutely
puro nnd tree from aduJUraUon of anyi
kind or quantity
Kend us your orders
Br tcUt cH halfot t > tllot0 > i
dhard Hidao addHloa to Aimed
Mrs Julia Hustonto fMovnTf > r do
Kits 1WI It 7 and inTot Mynils v
eardens tfi
c h Meiersotj to Glovini GfiJJij
lots JM and JfS of Magnolia gari
nenS i A vri
JosAim Umpnor to Cttri t n Antkiv
wn small tract trf and out of th
purvey M u t
J H Yatesto loelF Mer r tot
j 6 And 7In block 17 pTthf Otoe
l jTinJ
tanuj oidltluii
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fcvs Hre > t MB > Ktatnttttj
hlsky fw sale la bond at
fretei Me to
VBKlNGdQtol
woU
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EB0ABT WOT NOV LEffAIi
IiYiHELD
jdtit whfro does Judgir Chf tl
uthorttyir
5 tod4 i
ir >
f
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Hnueas Oprpus VouTd tio
I A son Be Eolonsccl
fAanBOBKB yAB TDBBaTDKUb
sx him Kiuy1 nam
i pD D B l l e nira Ta iV
ivjr Traie Bild to BIIts a d m
toe NcaOomoptu Blnoi taiTtUl
HI JInrcK b3 patrlci5 Eugewi
ist may walkfrom lh6Jnll o
according to tlie opinion
of os
mlcson Ho diclaria Uia con
assin of MiiyoMIari onis no r
put duo process Oflnw nnd a
icoS corpus proeeollngsbould re
> other action tlian jlellveianoe
ly of the prisoner to hla frlciuW
s t for tbo cxvciitldn pf th
against him g larmpd anU
ordcroi tUa cour havitTg juris
is not executed during the time1
there Is no law In the books to-
o county auUierltlci i a holding
lilt <
gesjys all thlaa < hjnuci more
lin
A was no rcitnito bV the governor
twl hv
n anilsinooincemcrircncydoes
within any ot the exceptlons
s very serious question now as
1 rendfrRost may ever b
cr
containl m ia
Clum fnr tile offense of whlcli lis
i ficteil Ills ccse does iipt fail
h of tlio exceptions In which tho
Jf dqs for an execution on aub o
1 latn There Is not n scintilla
> icn to show any authority for
etktins order He did exactly
had rcfiisOd lo dn
governor
ictore and as ft result I slivud
rorlsud to see a habeas corpuit
i Prcndorgast be made a < r a
jrfcf 6fflco Jitj received 5 rter frpm
jkfAst tUrcatenliMrWs H e beoa uaw
f tlioiwisiin WHJ i
sij i
ui
m
h contJlusloirtiponiilfinter rsff
of the ww in the cu ji na J g
t Judge Chetlaln had no mor
Kratit a stay ot execution
IKillca Justice and chnmuterlzea
proceedings as niostunusual a
uier of Incalculalu injury
a ana
finittHUiMn ail tho records ot
I w The action results In niak
il > wuent hinglng of Prendeigaet
t B
nt no ksral foutidaUon
una tn
unauthorized tailing of a hunVa
uple murtler of a mull nowcu
ds freedomi N
iplicutiott arises from a glaring
enston of bin lunsdlcflon ou
ofJudge ChoOaln according to
mlcson Ho is convinced beyond
that tlio statute under which tiltr
tvas granted referred exclusively
tyvcrs ot tho court in which the
s pending
laca in which the applicationfor
Jor Inquiry into Prtmuerganljs in
iomM havqliocii made wns hev
fU isupreme court Tho Judge of
< tpes hot pretend that hosu
tVffirt would havo called a Jury
t common law pqwerwould hava
j i forder for a Copk county court
1 In such n nannerltn UhdJugi
i lii have becu certincd btinlt to
1 I mo court entered Upon tha
tl d Prendergast hanged or sent
> elum In accordance with the
r ri his case was in tha ihandsoti >
I t court Is Uero nowjitfuil
me
i i ahould Mr Grpslory theau
J ft < PrendcrBast have made bi
kit V J J u 8 pendiimr an m
ISitBea onthen pdlntsfwit tlift f It CSH
i 1 ii Icutfd ltTOUit t Mieeufcd by n
T 1 lug itirlmlltjwott O exefciiie It
r a nan ell me how Judge Chotlala
notion when Judgt ttrcntnno
judge had lost hlsjuvlsdlctlohr
nan tell me hov JudgoJlreuuino
inuthorityto mako ahy fjolejtjtt
frtiidtng In the supremo courts
Blnc Sr rTKJ ti fea ES 3
ff I er y tmti
jU re < poiMlbIo tocbU jlct BJtwt
vr vw RlioqUl be olIotvud otAks lei
aid Mr > Wnriburrj ifXMtnAs
hayi > not the Bllghtest doubS
i fur iiosorlciy tie people < fiKi
> uld tiii prupei ly dealt with v
me wliuiair
u
wo 6i
Awnrtted
Hi4rtWorW f >
t r m
wmmm
m
m
ihcthiln to v iosa renirMHbI
ren < lJTiL ti > rc ricJiViriy
rlf npltier wprlsVtrfdayv lie Ka r
Warty regarded as a orotPUlnjf
lU edto Mbjs I ttsn deLIHiebejsJ Jt
1 1 fffibeauty IwasrpwtgvM tho t ktltaenf4jK f
4wi i 1F jt T
3 habeaseorpu
t 1 htm fii ful HWrty
r will glvo
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