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Senator Mitchell, OF Pennsylvania, hes, to all
ntcntS and purposes, allied himself with the indie
pendent republicans OF that state and VIII coop
crate with them In their assault upon the Cameron
machine. He was present at conference Of indie
p ndent leaders in Philadelphia last Saturday, and
Indicated that he was in full accord with them In
their opposition to the ruling element OF the party
The conference Was composed OF men bitterly hos
tile to the CaIneroDS Mr. Wolfe, who. In The last
state canvass, ran as independent candidate for
treasurer, and some Of his ableSt backoTS were
present. Senator Mitchell. 80 it is said, has seen
enough. in his official capacity IN connection with
tie machine method OF using patronage, to con-
vince him that It viii require courageous and de-
ternined effort OF the people 10 overthrow the
ruiinC dynasty. Every Office Is considered only In
tie light OF its political value, and that which will
tend IN strengthen the machine is done regardless
OF other interests The Pennsylvania indepen-
dents charge that the machine has rnlde alliances,
offensive and leienS. We, with democrats In the
s nate In order TO carry out It's purposes and to
secure the confirmation Of nominations I'm It's IN
teTest, The Independents Of Pennsylvania have
appointed "A committee confer with the ''Stal-
warts" with the view OF restoring harmony; but
a. the former demand the abolition of the ma
OF q harmonious result The 'stalwarts' do not
conceal their contempt FOR the independents. The
policy o. the machine Is to secure the election OF
sufficient number OF delegates to the state COnyen-
ton to coatrUi 10, and thus present the indepen
dents the alternative of boiling Ii they DO not sub
nit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-24

Two Canadian editors, MessrS. De5 Rosters and
Bienvcnue, falling 20 adjust personal contro-
versy. have decided TO fight q duel AMI the soil OF
Maryland has been selected as the field OF battle.
]. they WIZ tight ana IN Maryland. they perhaps
could not do better than 20 repair 10 historic Ba-
Gcnsburg. rel duel tEere--nOt one OF the Viz.
GINA sort-W0uld revive interest In the Old place.
The Virginia legislature has adjourned sine die.
When their pay stopped the legislative patriots
suddenly lost interest in state affairs and voted to
90 home It can be SAID OF that legislature very
truthfuily that 1t WAS prolific In promise but poor
In performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-24

T. ssBuaGH /. BRO.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR THE BALANCE OF
THE SEASON.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW
BUILDING IN THE FALL.
WE OFFER NOW:
Ten Cases beautiful LAWNS warranted fast colors. In
Figured and Polka Dot, cents.
Three Cases SEERSUCKER at &c., worth 12ko
Five Cases finest French sEERsUCKER. 12xc.. worth
25c.
Three Cases small PLAID WOOL DRESS GOODS. re-
duced TO 121c. from 3Oc.
spring shades. at lac.
One Case ALL-W0OL FINEST NUNS YELLING,
a: 25c. These very We just received
them from the Custom House. having ordered
them In January.
Two Gases ECRU. only FRENCH BUNTING, at &c.,
yard. These cost Sc. to import. but as it is a
job lot and all one shade. bought them at sac
rifce.
One Case FAILE HELIGEUSE. the finest Cloth i'm
ported, As inches wide. at65c.. reduced from 81. 49,
One Case double width NUNS YELLING. at Soc, re-
dGCed from Tjc.
One Case Ga small check ALI. WOOL DRESS GOODS.
at soc. Other merchants are selling them at 81.
Six Cases ALL WOOL. FANCY BUNTINGS in Black
ami all the LEADING Spring shades. Mt &c, worth
Soc A geeat bargain.
BLACK SILKS. COLORLD SILKS.
Ten Pieces extraordinary good BLAZE SILK, at ST. 1t
cCinpares tavo-abiy with any 81. 5u Silks. Now is
Your time to buy. It viii pay you to lay it by
uE;h FALL - it is sure saving of SOC. per yaSd.
Fifty Dozen MISSES SILK HOSE in Pink. Blue ana
Cream. It u.s. pair. worth Si.2J.
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Tn. s,auh.e sheet Tomorrow.

Tbs STAR VIII! again be issued tomorrow I'm
s0Gble-sacet or eight-page form OF iifty-5ix col
1;nns. Advertisements must be- handed in before
i O'Clock 70 insure proper insertion and ciassiiea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-24

hr. Croasdale IS making good paper Of the Bal
t.more Day, and We notice that while supplying =
1ui anGunt Of bright original matter, that paper is
e1reiui TO give credit for anything It uses from
ether journals. This IS tie course pursued also
D. the New York StU and is both Just md judlci-
Gus, readers like To know the source Of any In
formation given, or the authority for any state
EsentS Matie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-24

The oiiicalS NJ Tennessee and representatives, OF
TIE holders Of the bonds OF that State'have agreed
upon plan OF settlement which Is to be at cnce
submitted to the legislature for Its approval IL
Is IL convert the entire debt, now amounting to
81 COO G0a including accrued interest. into bOndS
ID PER cent Of the fetal 30 10 or 40 years at
the option OF the STATE, .n bear per cent inter-
est the iirt thrye years, per cent the next five
years, au! per cent thereafter II is believed Dy
those who assuln" 10 IL Informed us 10 the senti-
ment in tue legiSIatur' inst this plan OF settle
ment will be adopted. It - certainly fair enough
or tn par. OF the 5Gnd-holierS, who release the
state from the payment OF over ten million dol
lars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-24

:" n. SHUSTER & SONS
Have Just received
NEW EMBROIDERED DRBSSES atsi5
CHOICE LINEN LAWNS. IN the newest styles of thu
best quality.
GRENADINES in SILK and SIX and Wool.
VELVET GRENADINES at =. 50-very choice
SPRING WEIGHTS IN NEW BLACK GOODS
SILK AND CASHMERE SHAwI.S all colors
FOULARD AND L0UISINE SILKS
KEW PARASOI.S AND sun UMBRELLAS.
COACHING PARASOI.S. all cOlors.
GUINET AND BONNET SILKS, in every grade
COLORED SILKS. In every shade
NEW SATINEs. FIGURED SWISS MUSLINs,
And Very Large Stock
FANCY DRESS GOODS AND WHITE GOODS
LIVERY TEXTURE
gr-OSE PRICE
W. NJ. SINISTER l. SONS.
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The Be-. Is the Cheapest .a4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-24

The elements seem u De on tie warpath of
j &C.. and their destructive power Is directed par
tiCui3Tiy against this land OF ours Floods
have swept over states and storms have de
vsstata1 towns and settlements Cyclones deal
iug death and destruction In their path are be-
coming alarm!ngty frequent, and we are visited
with a heavy snow storm I'm the middle OF spring.
All tees, unusual occurrences, some say, are To
De attributed 10 the existence OF disturbances
upon the face OF the sun. Whether there Is any,
thing Ia this theory or not, there Is 4 field for
tts stu:iy OF scientists, and especially these
Gcyoted 20 meteorology, into the causes OF all
these atmospheric phenomena
Senator MCPHERSON, of New Jersey, makes an
emphatic denial of the story of the convict Man
trop connecting him (McPhersonl with ShipherdS
Peruvian company. The denial is conclusive. but
Was scarcely necessary TO establish the falsity o.
the story aside fron the other evidences OF its i'm
probability Nj. Mcpherson Is tor sa5aoiOuS a
t. have anything TO do 'giIh such visionary hum
Ing az Shipherd.
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

GUNNER BOARDING-POMONA TrH STREET
- Read. Apply 10 or address JE0. d. CLAGETT
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE-CIGAR STORE-CHEAP FOR CASH.
good location. 2l3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
food reasons for selling. IT.
DERSONS CONTEMPLATING BUILDING-TOU
Il can get the best understandable Brick furnished and
laid in the wall by of the best bricklayers in the
city at very low price Address Box ILL., Star Office.
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II v. COLLINS,
Al kinds Of yobbng in Brick Work Setting and Reset
ting Boilers. Ranges, Kettles, Crates. Fiszsng Coping
Sseps Tiles &C. Estimates furnished for New Work.
Prompt attention given 10 all ORDERS Orders left at No
y2S Tth street. northwest 3412 street West Wsah
rston. ap5-3m.
nR. HOLMANS ABSORPTION, LIVER AND
~ Stomach Pad. Also. Lung snd Kidney Pads. VIII
positively cure Office Southeast corner 9th and e
stfeets northwest j. G. RIS6WALT. Manager. NILS
II per cent Before purchasing nrse-class Psrasoia
Umbrellas, Silks, Satins. Veiyets. Cashmerea &C. %
SOP at 7sG and ia TIN street. mo
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

VOk SALE OR RENT-HOusE. STABLE AMI
II Three Acres oest Land enclosed; new honso -eycn
rooms oompese order nne location. three miles from
street northwest a24 -StsN
INoR sALE-OR ExcHANGR-A BEAUTIFUL RyJ-
raj Home. fun view OF Washington, only two miles;
eighteen acres, high, dry and perfectly healthy. ave
room house, only 800 Gown, lei monthly install
ments. RoBT. A. PHILLIPS. 142s N. " ave. al I'm
DuBIIC SALE IN LAUREL, MARYLAND. or A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-24

A FAMILY GOING INTO MOURNING WOULD
IA dispose of their Colored Clothing cheap, (some not
m,de up) also. Children's Party Dresses Shoes, &c
Address WIDOW. :" Star office. All 81
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A TTENTION DAIRYMEN,
~ FOR RENT OR SALE

"a FOR RENT OR SALE.
Farm three miles from city. containing seventy
three acres. with large dwelling house and barn. An
abundance Of excellent water . variety Of fruit and
shade trees sheds and stalls for twenty milk
Apply ut 1904 street northwest. aIs-I0t
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IroR SALE-A FINE FARM OF SIS ACRES VERY
4 substantial dwelling. and rood out buildings heay-
lily wooded and well watered viii SCH $50 acre with
improvements or las without-in Howard county near
Dorseys station on Washington branch b. d. n. r.
Terms For further particulars address the
owner p. D. Box 652, Baltimore. a2a I'm
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
WILL TIE GENTLEMAN WHO SENT ANoNY-
w nous Communication to gentleman at 1914
street northwest DO honorable enough to write over a
own signature. his grievance. RUFUS. lts
w WILLIAMS AND g. E. PRICES PRIVATE
w . Detective Agency. Consultations freq. An busi
neB strictly confidential. Notice to call q residence
promptly attended to. Office hours-9 g. M TO no. 10 m
DRIVATE DEFECTIVE AGENCY. ana aTH
= street. northwest Notable information furnished
when requested s business strictly confidential 8. ii
Finder. mIH.Sm
MADAM ROSS, TIE LONG EsTABLISHRD RE
M hablo ClairvoYauf and AstroloRisk 9iyea telter
seefsction ia al a4su o. hfe than my one IN tbs Do
iefaon tells the las present and future desiny; gives
20 gce and assistance On al matters appertaiutn4
Eisness, love and matxinony. ALL N T1oUnIR CzIi
H!ss.faco1 given no pay. Consultation ROoma lO2
"a street above D street northwest Sp6
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4 MTfSi MOuSQUETAIRE STYLE.
L LADIES' SILK MITTS, In Mousouetairo
Hack, white, Li2ht Blue and Pink Als0.
Ladies SIX GLOVES In handsome aha<lea.
at our usual low prices,
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IHOR RENT-STORE AND MIXTURES FOR SALE,
9o& TIN street northwest store formerly occupied by
Mr.. A. GODDARD. Apply 70 W. A. YATES b CO.,
Perry Building. a24-st
LOR RRNT-SrORE 100 TTH STREET NORTH
weet with three noors; can be rented very low %
responsible party. Apply TO Ii. y. TOW1ES 1907
Pennsyiyania avenue a22 St
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NOR SALE OR PXCHANGE-A SUBURBAN
Residence. IL miles from the city, Just of the
SOLDIERS Homo, on the olenwood road frame house OF
III rooms; commanding view; good neighborhood:
nearly six of land; lawn. fruit shrubbery and
good outbuidings Pheasant drive. he reached
by steam cars VIII he sold 1T fair figure. easy
terms or EXCHANGED for desirable city property For
terms, &c, apply TO JOHN SHERMAN CO., st.
Cloud Building. s2i-im
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NOR RFNT1313 18th street northwest, to a respon-
h sibe tenant. $50 per month. Inquire premises,
or OF A: s. CAYWOOD. 1875 9th street northwest.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23

There will he sold at this Arsenal at public
auction. ON Tt ESDAY. DECEMBER ~, isS2'
at 10 o'clock Il. IN. "a quantity or saddle ban
kets, Saddle Cloths, Saddle Trees, Brides, Ma
chimes, &c. ,... g.,
catalogues giving quantities. conditions, &c,'
can be had on application to this arsenal
JOHN A. kRESS,
81 If Captain of Ordnance, Commanding.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23
LATE TELEGRAMs.
SOCIALISTIC DISTURBANCES.


Wanna November 2a.-Anti- semitic ex-
cesses have occurred in the nelghporhooa VI
Oldenburg and Prelantach. Troops nave
been disna,ched to the disturbed districts,
and number of arrests made. Placards and
namnhlets have been discovered at Prelan-
tach which emena!ed fro m secret socletes'
DEATH OF THURLow WE'D.
New York, November 22.-Surronnded by
his weeping children, grand children, phys'-
clans, nur es and tn alta, rs OF his house
so long. Ihurlow Weed. the veteran journal
;st. and statesman, breathed his last at nine
o'clock this morning. Just before passing
awav. MIR. Weed hunted with his right hand
around his bed, as though he sought his chil-
dren's hands. His grand daughter took the
extended hand, felt the soft pressure, and the
next moment he was dead.
PRIVILEGE TO TRANSFER BONDS.
Washington, November IA clrcnlar
will be issued by the treasury department. TO-
day announcing that the per cent. oonoS VI
large denomination will be transferred or eH-
changed for smaller bonds, provided the as
signee adds to the assignment the WORDS,
.waiying all right by reason OF TINS oohu.
The waiver must be made part OF the assign
ment in every case when it IS desired 10 oo-
tain smaller bonds than those sent to the treas
ury.
DECLIHE OF THE FEVER EPIDEMIC.
Teleprams received to-day by the surgeon
general of the marine hospital state that no
new cases of fever appeared at Mier IN the
past two DAYS. The river guards will be re-
moved to-day, and those in H'dalgo -, county NY
on the Doth. A cold norther prevails, and
travel is being resumed as the result.
TO BE CoURTMARTIALED.
A naval courtmartial will be held IN Pensa-
cola to inquire into the conduct OF Capt. AL
fred Hopkins in leaving the Pensacola navy
yard when yellow fever made its appearance
An order was issued to-day dismlsslng the o.
ficer. Hopkins was commander OF lhe yaro'
ACCEPTED INTO THE POSTAL UNION.
The postmaster general has issued an order
applying to international postal union rates on
CORRESPONDENCE of the republic of Costa k'ca,
| that country having been warranted to enter
the postal service of January lrst next.
| COMMITTED FOR CONTEMPT.
New York, November II. Abraham
Marks, an attorney, was to-day sentenced to
thirty days in the county Jail for contempt lr
assaulting the opposing council, while cast
was progressing in the supreme court.
| THE ALABAMA CLAIMS COURT.
Washington, November 22.-!he court o
the Alabama claims to-day heard arguments
as to whether the interest should be made
part of the judgment in the claims Of the clas
which embraces the destruction of the vessels
and as to the value which should be place'
on script dividends: At the conclusion OF tn i
arguments upon the question the court ad
iourped over until Friday, when it is expected
there will be several important decisions rem
dered.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23
so,rrurR> PACIFIC WORKSHOPS,

The location of the workshops of the South
ern Pacific railway at Houston has always as
tonished everybody in Texas who IS acqualn'-
ed with that city, and especially SO when 'he
line of road intended to be supplied Is taken
into consideration.
In the first place Houston is not healthy
locality, of course the people who live there
and have become acclmated will deny this,
but nevertheless it is trne. 1t is subject every
summer to severe type of malarlal lever
when it is fortunate enough to escape the yell
low fever. In summer it is very disagree
.bIe climate and no one can say otherwise.
Now if Houston was so situated upon the
line of this great road, as to be in point OF To-
cation better suited for the Texas work shops
than any other point why the question OF
health might be made subservent to the ne
cessity; but such is not the case.
San Antonio is the half way point between
New Orleans and FL Paso, and in all partlcu-
lors suneror to Houston. Here we have the
finest climate in the world. Here we have
w,ter mower. Here the laborer could save
his earnings instead of paying out everything
n the doctor: here the road would be able to
be supplied each way with the work OF the
shops.
1t seems to us that Mr.. Huntington has moi
taken time to consider this matter or else ut
would never have chosen Houston.
Houston has most valuable citizen IN the
nerson of Toe Crosby, who has hung on tc
Huntineton's ear until he got tins
favor out of him. The people o
Houston have gone to the expense of build
ING a bridge over the sluggish bayou or
whose banks the town is built, in order to Sc
cure these shops; Mr.. Huntington can we'll at
ford to pay for that bridge and make them
present Of it than to commit the folly OF put
tin g his workshops at Houston
In a few weeks the entire road will be unee
a., control of the California parties and ther
&c = GREAT deal of common sense about mos
men and they will not be likely to let tn
vn,.,sr If little bridge stand in the way
..l.ct;nq the proper location for their shops
When this matter was agitated the citizen
Of San Antonio made an otter OF
snIard;d tract of land in the southern limits
the city fronting on the river, with hne wat'
power and irrigable bitches, where an add
ton could be built to the city composed
cottages of laborers connected win the WORK
It's one Of the most eligible sites Tor larf
establishment, such as this road needs In II
United States. Some forty acres were ot'efe
and in value far exceeding any otter MADE
the Houstonites. 1t is about time that II
heads of hi, enterprise were looking IN
this thing. We feel confident IN TINS maui
the best interests of the California comPa'
have been badly dealt with.
San Antonio is located just midway De'~e
Ell Paso and New Orleans, and Is just
point for their work shops.
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Notice to Contractors.
MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY Of San Antonio, Nov L.,

Sealed proposals will b" received 10y the un-
drrsiyncd until l. O'Clock m, December 2nd,
for the construction of sewer from Elmira
street through San Pedro Avenue and RO-
mnno street, to the drain ditch, in the rear of
the residence of T. G. Frost.
Full information will be given on application
by the assistant city engineer, AT whose Office
J1ecificutiOns can be seen. j. II. FRENCH,
II-lT-till Dec I'd Mayor.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23

The secretary Of state has endorsed the sug-
gestion made by the LIGHT about the count
ing of votes. If those old bourbons will read
the LIGHT regularly we promise to knock a
great many useful hints into their indurated
craniums.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23
THE TENANT WAR.

London, November ~. - Authorities at
Abandershire agree to send detachment OF
police to the Isle Of Skye to assist in the serv-
ing of process. provided the commissioners IN
Vernshire will hold themselves responsible
for their expenses. Meantime, defensive ar
ranpements on the island are proceeding. Al
a mass meeting on the island one OF the
speakers said any tenant paying rent, unless
revocation was granted, would be a marked
man. TWAS resolved to take every Lawful
means to prevent tenants from taking evictet
farms.
HoNoRs TO OUR NEW MINISTER IN ITALY.
Rome, November 22.-When Astor, the
American minister, presented his Credential!
yesterday, he was conducted to the quiriina
in royal carriage, and was received by King
Hubert, surrounded by state functuaries. Al
ter the audience was concluded, Astor wa
conducted to his residence. The royal CUR
assers were up as guard of honor in TIT
court ward of the palace.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23
EDITORIAL SMALL Shut.
TYLER has had a Jail delivery.

TYLER has had a Jail delivery.
QUARANTINE has been suspended enurely
for this season.
THE Eagle Pass Times has suffered tenn y,
porary suspension, but now cones OUT oil
right and we hope to stay.
MR.H.C. STILL. of >u'tin, has made two
fine saddle-trees which he will present to the
Garfield fair at Washington City. Still IS
patriotic greenbacker.
THE president is preparing his message
Can't some of the democratic newspapers o.
the country come to the rescue and SUCCESS
that some one is doing it for him.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23

TT is reported that Col. Haynes will be re-
moved from the collectorship Of Brownsville
for deserving his post during the yellow fever
HAYNES is not the first man that has lett MS
post under such circumstances. Onacc'''p"'
ted principals generally leave their posts tic
deputies during the prevalence OF that eplae"'
r.. and we can't see that there is anything
wrong about it.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23
TuuxspAy, NOVEMBER 1882.
Type for Sale.

One large, double font OF nohpa;tihe', , Un.
styja1 ,,LnIt 100 pounds or more, WIN aouh
dance o. caps small caps, figures Leaders, n,,T
sorts. will be sold at II bargain TYPE ~ Of
condition Also several hundred po,h' ,n now
hrav;er and long primer. which is nearly new.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.

Parliament opened to-day. The speech
from the throne was very paclhc. 1t recon-
mends that the chamber devote itself chiefly
to economic, social and administrative ques-
tons. These recommendations were aP-
proved by the government and majority OF
the deputies. Thirty radical members absen-
ted themselves from the opening so as to
avoid taking oath to the king, and the consti,
tuition. Coecapiellar, radical deputy, whose
election caused. a great sensation, was in his
place, but his presence caused no manifesto
ton. On the kings returning from the open
ing of parliament there was popular demon
stra,ion in his honor before the quirinal.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23
RUMpus ON THE ISLAND OF JAMAICA.

Kingston, November 72.-The national
agitation in Jamaica has reached very ser-
Gus and critical stage. Pubic feeling is tie Ger
than ever. The whole colony is united and
against the government, and the indignation
Of every class, creed and color is poured forth
in violent speeches at public meetings, which
are now held in every town in the colony.
These demonstrations against the government
are made by planters. negroes, creoles, Euro
peans, free-hOlders and laborers. A public
meeting held in Kingston city hall on the and
of November was attended by 1000 people.
Lord Kimberly is denounced at the public
meetings in consequence OF PeremPtory orders
that he sent the government to pack the legis
lativo council in order that it vote tor the pay
ment Of half of the Florence damages ant
costs by this colony.
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pR1vuEGETo TRANSFER BONDS.
nEC11rE OF THE FEVER EPIDEMIC.

Teleprams received to. day by the surgeon
general of the marine hospital state lna' ho
new cases of fever appeared at Mier in the
past two days. The river guards will be re-
moved to-day, and those IN HldaIgo county
ON the Doth. A cold norther prevails, and
travel is being resumed as the result
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-23
GALE OF ORDNANCE STOKES.

SAN ANTONIO ARSENAL,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS,
November ~, 1882. J