Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 3

AROrXD THE CAPITOL. Matters PicVe4 Vp la Our Tour la the CITY NEWS than from $6 to $12 per heaj for their beeves. The retail prices however are just as lush as when they paid $:3 to and there is a widespread complaint among all classes. The complaints have been spociallv freauent during "There Is a Time far All Thing." There are me things that demand immediate) and the nitt careful attention, and the first and most important of these is your health. Spring has arrived and everbody needs a tonic ant' Mood purifier to thoroughly cleanse the system and give you new life.

The only remedy that will in every detail answer the By the Carload. Mr. II. H. Hazzard has just received a large shipment of the famous Chicago Cottage organs.

He says business is unusually good with him. Since the first of March he lias soli more pianos and organs than he ha ever done in the same hngth of time. First class goods, low prices, easy terms and fair dealing is the cause ties of New Orleans and his name was familiar all over the Crescent City. His metropolitan ice cream now being served to scor of people daily is made from pure cream, and the delicious, soothing etfect of a saucer lingers with one for hours. Sunday evening his spacious and elegant parlors were crowded and nightly you will find the youth and beauty of Austin there enjoying delicacies which the highes art of the purveyor cannot excel.

For the best and greates-t varieties of cream and ices go to Billis sen. WHAT IS CARBOLINEU AVENA.KIU31 It Is a Wood and tetone Preserving Com poana Oil Stain, applied witii a.i onl'uarj brush. Xt Is guaranteed prt-serve Hii) kind of wood, fbove or tinder tne ground or water, for at least fifteen years, and kep off all kinds of tiisfcts. It is uvd by the S. and almost all foreign ti'vernment: Telegraph, Telephone, Rail tid, nnd othel large Corporations, as well all Real Estate Owners, where it is kept for sale.

For further infnrmatiou aud Clreulart Olease address or call ou Gerhard Hardware Company, Austin, TeJ General Southern Agents. Departments. COMPTROLLER'S DEPARTMENT. Gravson county vesterday took up 20t0 of her bonds. Wise county paid interest and Runnels county 12776.

1 STATE DEPARTMENT. The following charters were filed yesterday in the office of the secretary of state: The Georgetown Knitting Mills; capital stock, $10,000. Incorporators k. Mackemson, John E. alker, Joseph Robertson, S.

T. Akins and David Love. The Alamo Star Shirt Factory of San Antonio; capital stock, 10,000. Incorporators: h. Charles Ward, Wm.

T. Camming, G. W. Amis and Lowell B. Segwick.

The following foreign corporations were granted permission to do busi ness in Texas The Meridan Cutlery coirpany of Connecticut capital stock, The Koken Barber Supply com pany oi St. Louis; capital stock, $18,000. The celebrated violinist Reynaldo Rebagaliati with the Typical Mexican orchestra, at Millett's opera house on Thursday, April 17, and Saturday, April l'J. Big Tattle Shipment. Mr.

R. Hill, Charlie Caldwell, W. Oatman and others of the Travis county Feeders' association shipped a big train load of corn fed beeves to Chicago last Saturday. They offered these fine animals to the Austin butchers, but the average Austin butcher iust now is not sweat ing himself to death hunting up fat beeves. The fat fellows all go to Chicago and other markets because the butchers here refused to pay more purpose is the "Microbe Killer." This remedy not only builds you up but will cure vou of any disease.

The "Microbe Killer" is" now making and has made more wonderful cures than any other known remedy. Leprosy, cancer and consumption, the three most dreaded of all diseases, disappear as if by magic when the Microbe Killer is used. Information cheerfully given by the William Radam's Microbe Killer Austin, Tex. Coal oil stoves At Teagarden's. The Sun Marcos Chautaiiiua.

The San Marcos Chautauqua will open its sixth assembly June 26, and continue in session till July 211; July 10 being Recognition day. The services of a large number of eminent lecturers and speakers of this and other States have been secured. Rev. II. M.

Dubose of Los Angeles, is superintendent of instruction Rev. M. O. Keller, late of New York, conductor of the C. L.

S. C. department Dr. S. J.

Jones, A. Ph. of Huntsville, superintendent of the teacher's normal institute Mis Mae Thomas, late of Ohio, teacher of elocution Prof. M. C.

McUee, principal of the business college, and Miss Cara Franklin, musical directress. Arrangements are being made for other schools. Upwards of sixty encampments have been already engaged, For information and programmes ap ply to Sterling lisher, secretary, San Marcos, Tex. Baby guttnaai't Telepkou CEjk Basioew office, X50. Xduoriai rooms, 163.

Sam Harlan, purchasing agency Louisiana, Mexican ami Little Mexican lottery tickets. Sidon Harris, attorney at law. temporary "apitol, will attend to civil business in tue district, supreme and federal courts and lo matters pertaiiiir.g to estates of decedents, rotnpl attention and reasonable charges. For the CeBns offire. Country Treasurer Anderson will prepare a very full aud curate re ort of the financial conJition of Trans county for the census otiice.

The report should be as comprehensive as possible. The Mexican Typical Orchestra, bomposed of bandurrias, mandolins, violins, viounctuos, g-utars, will jlay at Millet's opera bouse on ThuiS' iday and Saturday, April 17 and l'J. I Ao-tin Read ins Kuom. A meeting of the members of this association will be held this evening r.n the McDonald building. Every member is requested to be present as matters for the ensuing year will be jdiscussed.

Johx (iUanger, Secretary Tie Colored Asylum. I There are now at the colored asylum for the colored deaf and dumb land blind sixty children, twenty-six bf whom are blind. Superintendent Holland says the institution; is very prosperous and the health of the in- nates good. Robert E. (ee Monument.

The Statesman is in receipt )l an invitation from Mr. P. McKenney, president of the Lee Mon-ment association, to attend the ceremony of unveiling a monument to General Robert E. Lee at Richmond, Thursday, May 2'J, 1800. Keeps Him Busy, The real estate boom keens Mr.

IBergen of the firm of Bergen, Daniel Gracy, on the fly. Last Saturday he ate breakfast at Laredo on the Kio Grande, he spent Sunday in Austin and Monday he ate dinner on Red river. He says the Austin boom is the topic of conversation throughout the length and breadth of the State. Delicious Icest. At iSuleisen ice cream cafe you I will find the most delicious ices frozen Anywhere in all the earth.

You may I not know it, but The Statesman does. Years ago ice cream cafe was the famous resort for the beau- Bu aby Buggies! Our Line is Larger Than all Others Combined in the Straw Mattings. Straw A'ovei Patterns, A'ew Designs, Fresh Goods direct from MOSQUITO NETS AND FIXTURES Our Line Embraces Everything, From the Cheapest 11. KIIEISLE (0., The ci i Furniture and Carpet Delers, 112 ami 414 The Coinmixsiou of Appeals. The commission of appeals decided the following cases yesterday from Bexar county in which the decision is final, they having been referred by conientof parties: Texas Homestead Building and Loan association vs.

Samuel B. Kerr, reversed and remanded. Opinion by Hobby, judge. Rosalie Alexander vs. San Antonio Lumber company, judgment affirmed.

Opinion by Acker, presiding judge. Juan F. Chavez ts. Migueia Chavez et reversed and remanded. Opinion by Acker, presiding judge.

Leroux ct Cosgrove vs. T. Baldus et reversed and remanded. Opinion by Hobby, judge. L.

Orynski, assignee, vs. J. Loustau- nan judgment affirmed. Opinion by Collard, judge. A.

J. Fryer vs. Wesley Meyers et al. from Hill county, reversed and remanded. Opinion by Collard, judge.

The Arteitiai Well. The artesian well inthecapitol yard continues to flow a bold stream, but the water is not so salty as it was a few weeks ago. Trof. Dumble a few days ago made an analysis of the water, with the fol lowing result: Hydroaulphate of soda 276 Sulphate of oda (Olouber's salts) 54,975 Sulphate of Potash sulphate oflime 6,571 Carbonate of lime 5,403 Carbonate of magnesia 7,714 Chloride of sodium (salt) 14,718 Iron alumina 21)1 Silica and unsoluble matter 874 Grains in gallon Dea't fail to see the Typical Mexican Orchestra at the opera house Ihurs day aud Saturday, April 17 and 19. Are Offering for the GOODS of it.

Lightning. Our goods are on every train, ocean steamer and express line in the United Mates, coming as fast as they can. We cannot get them fast enough to keep the dam crowd cool. Try our hoes. Briar Shoe Co.

Stoneware at Teagarden's. There ts Munlo In the Air. We are agents of the Knabe, Harde- mann, New England and Gilbert pianos, the Packard, Story Clark and Farrand fc otey organs, all well known ami thoroughly reliable makers, which we sell on a smaller margin and on easier terms than any music house in Texas. also exchange for stock or real estate. Call and examine our goods and perhaps you will fiud some thing else the housekeeping hue you want.

Everything sold, on easy payments if desired. N. V. lITTI.INOEIt, The House Furnisher, 302 and 301 East Sixth st. Just received at Tobin's, diaries for 1890, from the cheapest to the bwt.

Call aud see. Grauite ware at Teagarden's. 7 ggies City. Mattings China. to the Finest Grades.

Coop Aveam. Austin. Lew Price of 10 Cents Hd the past two moiiths, aud during this time a very larsre numter of the finest cattle raised anywhere have beeu shipped from this city. I-et the butchers of Austin give thejr patrons better beef. Off for tae Pen.

Contractor Harmon was in town yesterday and left for the penitentiary with the following convicts: W. B. Mullen, white, forgery. Walter Hancock, white, theft of a horse. Wm.

Lane, colored, burglary. Harrison Mack, colored, assault with intf nt to murder. Will Mann, colored, burglary. In The Toils, Jesse Aldridge and West Givens, both gay colored gamblers, were jailed yesterday for not coming to time and paying fines assessed against them for gambling. JERSEY BUTTER.

AVe have made arrangements by which we can furnish Jersey butter of the finest quality to families Tuesdays and Fridays of each week the year around. This but ler is made in this county and is superior to any butter offered for sale in this market. Now is your charu-e to make permanent arrangements. Call and let us put your name on our list. DO NOT FORGET That we make a specialty of family trade and guarantee satisfaction in every respect.

We carry the nicest line of faiw-v groceries in the city. Buy roasted coffee of us. We have the best. Randolph Robinson 814 Congress Avenue; i D. CO JUL Coming Week the Greatest Bargains Ever Heard of in I FORMERLY WORTH FROIY1 to $4.00 Likewise another Large Lot of "VESTS at the Extreme Fach.

Don't Fail to See them. CO H.O-TZF3EL.