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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-31

ELSEWHERE in the LIGHT will be found
ugsestion touching the growing ineverence
OF the press and newspaper men generally, in
which the writer thinks that the common
claims Of christianity should be respected
more than they are in the reports of the events
OF daily occurrence. 1t is true that much that
is coarse and unseemly could be omitted by
reporters, but our correspondent will find that
the general run Of papers make very good
average in regard to respecting the feelings Of
the church going portion Of the community,
and that christianity finds more liberal aid
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Only $4,000 Tickets. 933 Prizes.

g33 Prizes, amounting in U. s. gold to- 8 5000
Tickets, $500 Halves, LOO,
The Royal Havana Official list decides every
prize. Subject 10 no manipulation, not con-
trolled by the parties IN interest, honestly
managed, IL is the fairest squarest and best
thing that could be conceived
See that the name GOULD & CO, Ia on the
ticket. None Others are genuine.
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION.
For information and particulars address or
apply to - .
l2l2 Broadway, New York City.
IS East Randoinh street, Chicago H.,
Or W. w. wALLING,
No. West Commerce Street and
No. E Alamo PlPga, San Antonio
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The Georgetown Sun does not claim 10 be
a religious weekly, but it gives good Christian
advice in the following: 1.-The Sun advances
what it considers an axiom when it says that
the only way for the churches to maintain and
increase their influence over the public mind,
and bring men more and more under the be-
nign influence of the principles which they
teach. is to adhere strictly to those principles,
and to avoid everything in their transactions
with the public which can reasonably be re-
garded as being out Of harmony with those
principles"
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PULLMAN HOTEL CAR

through TO st. Louis without change. Train
leaving san Antonio at 12:l5 y. IN. has Pullman
Palace Sleeping car 20 Texarkana, where
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-08
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Itisn't such a gain. It's as much work
To lick q two.cent stamp as three.-Boston
Post
The new State OF Dakota will take for its
motto: Fear God and take your own
part"
Education begins the gentleman, but
reading, good company and education must
finish him.-Locke.
There are now 80 many sects that there
isnot enough theology to be divided among
them.-M. Y. Times
Prof. William Fiske, late Of Cornell, is
reported by the Albany Journal to have
captiyated an Italian Countess, whom he
will soon lead TO the altar.
aWhat on earth induced you to marry2"
asked Sardou Of Bernhardt once during a
rehearsal OF 'sFedora." "Whyl Because 1t
was the only thing that l had not tried"
Washington Territory Is excited over the
antics OF q wild woman who appears in the
forests near small settlement occasionally.
She has long, streaming hair, and Is clothed
in rags
Henry Clay Thunton, Of Mount Pleas.
ant Texas, Is seven feet seven and one-half
inches'in stature, and weighs $50 pounds.
He hasgot his growth, for he is fitty-three
years Of age.
It Is reported that carrier Pigeons are
used for smuggling diamonds from Canada
into northern New York, and that in two
years the birds have brought in suills tied
10 their necks 100000 worth Of the stones.
It Is stated on the best authority that the
members Of the champion Boston base ball
club, though not naturally superstitious
men, believe firmly that little Radiord, the
right fielder, Is mascot, and has brought
victory to the club.-Boston Post.
Governor Murray, Of Utah, Is in the
East. Noting his departure from Salt Lake
, City the Tribune Of that city said: "He
should be reappoiated and added powers
should be given him." The Tribune con-
tinues the bitter fight against poligamy.
The three iugative slaves who arrived in
Boston last week from Cuba say they were
held on plantation ten miles east Of San
tiago, called Atiko, and owned by Mariana
Valiant, who has about l55 slaves, thirty
three OF whom are women. They till the
soil, pick fruit, and make sugar, and are
Obliged TO labor from A o'clock in the morn
ing until in the evening, their meals
meantime being nine bananas each.
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ooNNELLsYILLEc COKE.

some Big Deals-Searcity OF Labor,
Brisk Demand aud smaller output.
CosaelspiRe, Pa, Courier.
Since our last report considerable activity
has been manifested in the coke business,
and, although We are unable to report any
material advance in price, yet the demand
Is now lively, shipments are considerably
larger and manufacturers anticipate trade
shortly which will not only call for the full
producing capacity oithe region, but will
materially justify higher range ofprices.
The North Chicago Rolling Mill Com.
pany, which has been comparatively
iipht consumer OF coke all summer,
has effected settlement with their
striking employees, and will put Two other
idle furnaces In blast 5000, taking q large
additional supply OF coke. AT present
about fifty cars per day, 60 to this con-
Germ. It Is rumored that the Union Iron
and Steel Company, also Of Chicago, whose
failure one year ago sogreatly unsettled the
iron market, have effected an arrangement
with nearly oil their creditors, and will
shortly start their extensive plant In all It's
departments. As this concern has four
furnaces, and, when running full, con.
Bumes daily about fifty cars oil coke, their
coming into market again 10 O consumma.
ton deyeutly to pe wished,
In the Mahoning Valley the Briar Hill
Iron Company are about starting their
huge furnace, which has been idle for
several months, and they have already
placed orders for coke supply. The Stewart
Iron Company, Of Sharon, are are also
about 10 start their second, or large fur
mace, and will require for II about 100 tons
q coke daily. The total requirements OF
tho Stewart Iron Company for coke will
exceed the capacity for production Of their
works here, and they will 60 on the market
ior their extra requirements. The Ben,
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In the nsighbortng and esteemed State
Of Maryland they are having good deal Of
politicsof one kind and another. Cover
nor Hamilton's bomb-shell has not been
forgotten, thought it was without effect on
the Democratic State Convention, which
went ahead with It's ring work and glorifed
German, the Bpss
Then came the recent mayoralty pri-
maries, which, from all accounts, were
black with fraud. LIE. US take Democratic
testimony on the subject. The Baltimore
Day thus charscterizss the affair and the
men who were engaged in IL:
II Is pre-; osterous to call such perform
amos an election. II was ono INDUSTRIOUS
!. saturnalia OF fraud from beginning TO
end, and there Is nothing binding on any
Democrat in the city In pretended decision
reached In such iashion. Not only Is u the
duty Of good citizens to permit no man 70
benefit by such ohicanery and corruption,
I but no man who cares for the future welfare
81 Baltimore can afford 10 rest content till
Z every one OF the gang who did yesterdays
wotE, Is driven completely from public life,
and the administration Of municipal affairs
placed on basis that will leave such crea
lures no temptation 10 ever return to
politics.
This vigorous talk seems to raise the SEN
timent Of the respectable Democrats OF Bal
timore. The air Is full Of talk Of an indie
pendent movement. Public opinion has
seemed to point to Mr.. j. Monroe Heiskell,
gentleman known and connected in this
city who has lately earned some solid pop
ularity by the Independence with which
he slashed into and exposed the corrup!
methods Of the former Fire Commissioners,
and whose duties he succeeded upon bis
appointment as Fire Marshal. Mr.. Heis-
kell is Democrat, but he does not train
with the ruilians who control the Demo-
cratic primaries in Baltimore.
a committee representing independent
Democrats and Republicans waited on Mr..
Heiskell, and secured his consent to place
! him in the field II that shall be thought
the best thing. It Is expected that mass
meeting will be held tonight to take &C.
ton and probably to make a nomination.
Republicans take great interest in the
movement, but 1t has not yet been decided
to fuse with the Democrats and put up no
Republican city ticket. Republicans are
disposed to look upon this proposed move
ment somewhat in the light Of its effect on
their State ticket, which they think has a
good chance to come out ahead in the vot-
ing.
Between the rumpus in Baltimore and
the general dissatisfaction through the
State, the Democratic party in Maryland is
not in good condition to hold on to its
slender majority.
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krHE ACTIVE AND THE IDLE OVENS.

The situation in the region has not been
altered much since our last report. Fair
chance, Mount Braddock, Mahoniug, An.
Choir, Pennsville, Fountain and Dillinger
are still idle. iLemonti Is running so out Of
l52 ovens; Standard 3l2 out Of SIS; Emma,
20 out Of SO. Painter, Diamond, Rising
Sun and Union, az above noted, are idle on
account Of strikes. Allthe other works arc
running full. The strikes have conspired
To extinguish the fires in over 400 ovens
The situation, therefore, compared with
that OF two weeks ago, does not look 80 "a.
vorable, though it Is really better. OF the
9196 ovenp, 1856 a'e idle and 1910 in blast.
Two weeks ago there were but $50 idle
ovens and $3.50 in blast.
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RHnnIV

at Is claimed that New York women lool
younger at 80 than Boston women do at 4C
or Chicago women at so, for the reason tina
they have been taking Pauna for the pas
three month";, but Boston and Chiosgo womsi
are coming up in fne siyle-entering upol
the home-stretch on Haidlin. got one Q
your books on the ellis OF LIFE from you
druggist as present, and. ss It directs, hay
been taking PerIirI and 1fdaalfn. Ny bowel
heart are improving finely"
paw J. M. WALKER, Lawas, Pa.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON sCH00I-
w UFRLoUuTlUN q PNtjIrisp ~.
@A MS sTse' n Nv "; ,Sy,s,5hinEeI, B, SVAaE

w VI ,hlyVVuLiVN 1 RNGIlEH 4 49,.
S0th sueef, n, W., KsIhIpSioI,- ~ y ', VAlR
Mhs Y. STEVENS HI Nv h.iSS.i
Hestre ocitber ], closes June / iE.isaeipll,
rceelsed attet 9SepiemberI. EhNase puPla
Naiunl development tnd cultnre nj,
os w sISSces q GolSSAOG Reading s TSss
Of Articulation aud gespintion. tSv,,.ahe 0Iuni
ophicAl laws BY which iluse o5Iy, Win The
served and developed. N'hAuA A(e Pm,
Eaty and nAta1l Expression Of ser,,,,..,
means o. Speech Gesture. including ebst1snt b
ton, pramAiic Reading aud RecitH,ioS tAe1etlfA
Prevention Of CHROME Affection ~ H..
lung and digestive organs aud M St,aT NY throat
, SnesS efR NJ q indiIsio9. yoa and e
Distinct Articulation taught "a EiSrss,
other pilsEns from painful Vocal DeisSis iSsa at
persistent effort on the part or M IN, B,
~ J1dlclous and experienced teSSSss 0' USE
ever abnormal conditions Of the VoCSi ~. ~, Maea
present. tho, adEice Of a phyIlC!sn Il nS,lsI y
prior 70 tho Vocal Exercises siven by th1
limited number Of pupils viii he no. 4,
Principals family for the general II " "
studies, Send for circular avn VI tael
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DIED.

DUFF On Sunday morning, October Z, 1883, at 2
O'Clock, JAMES DUP, aged "a years.
Funcml FIRM his late residence, below Forty.
eighth ltrCet. this afternoon ct o'clock. Friends
Of the family invited. Interment at Mt. Calvary
N,na,a,y
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"YEs," said the drummer, watching q
rival at a hotel; it's his first trip this way,
Don't you see he isn't on flirting terms
with the table girl 2"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-08

If the owner Of a rickety steamboat tells
you the old boiler has been inspected and
Is all right and sound, don't you believe
him. 1t'stoo thin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-08

CauBcH.YARp coughs eau be cured by Hale.
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure In one minute. MwF4w
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AMONG the most efflcacious Of remedial
agents are the medical preparations from the
laboratory OF Mrs. Lydia Z. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass. MwH4w
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MARRIED,

PENNINGTON the residence OF the
brides parents, near GIafion, ". Va, October 2,
1883, by Rev D. Battep, Mr. THOMAS +. PEsISoros,
OF Greene county, Pa, 10 ARs MATTE J. MEANS, OF
Taylor county. VIVA
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Epilepsy ESiireIy Cured.

EpIepNy E1fIfe1y Vufeu'
Prof. Irving B. Smith, OF Pike, N. Y, makes
the following statement: Samaritan Nerpin,
has entirely cured me Of epilept!c fits"
MWYkw
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|EAkAt " |htlA lab W t9AA aAAAyA Aetf
Eastern trade remains brisk. In fact, it u
undoubtedly heavier than ever before.
LABOR sHoRT IN THE REGION
Labor Is scarce in the region and there is
room for large number Of additional men.
The little differences in the southern end
Of the region, referred to In our last report,
have been adjusted and everything Is work
ing along briskly. Not 80 in the northern
end, where some Of the operators have been
insisting upon the men signing the IRON
clad waiver OF their rights under the check
Weighman law. In almost every case 0
strike resulted. Among the works idle
from this cause are Rising Sun, Union,
Painter and Diamond. As far as can be
learned these strikes arc due more to rash.
ness on the part Of the employers than in
subordinaiion or previous dissat action on
The part Of the employees
BIG COKE DEALS.
The extensive coke deals predicted In
our last report have come TO pass, the pur
chaser in each case being the H. @. Frick
Coke Company. This firm has purchased
OF A. A. Hutchinson the Standard Works
which includes 573 ovens aud 100 acres Of
coal, for $500, 900; also, Of John F. Drayo
the controlling interest in the works Of the
Pittsburgh and Connellsyille Gas Coal and
Coke Company, consisting OF 295 ovens and
800 acres Of coal. This gives the FricE
Company control Of 2444 ovens, or over %
per cent OF the ovens Of the en-.
tire region. We understand that
negotiations are pending and will be closed
this week for the TroIter Works Of the
Conceivable Gas Company, comprising
265 ovens and 1876 more now building, :
total Of 400, and large body Of coal
These acquisitions will make the FricE
Company potential in trade and carry then
far onward in the oft.suggested schedule Of
q coke monopoly. Such monopoly might
be obtained by pooling arrangement be-
tween The few heavy operators; otherwise
| it would be different.
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wood Fufnace Company, near Wheeling
ems alao gone into blast sesin, and X Is get.
ting eight 70 ten cars Of coke daily. The
Eastern trade remains brisk. In fact, it 10
undoubtedly heavier than ever before.
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IT is said that wilkie Collins smokes
constantly. That, we suppose, is q new
adulterant for tobacco. Cabbage leaves
rnuat on
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY
wi Iei7 ANN IlTn,,hIII tTS 1890 ~

" W,
Reopens v ednesdAy eCptt mber o. iss,
Nm. J. EDDY sOMEks, Princlpsi 'S
EpElish couEe-comPlste, thorough End M.
Classic i CounC- Prepares for The Sonia, w..
the sSgiasIy; or for entrance into Vu'oSs !.
STsncG and eermGn-By the Natural N,,S,,,
ElocutGn- charge Of MB N. Stevens Han ~.
cpal o! the Warrington School Ui EloCutiop, 'ae
Vocal Mudc-Direction Of Madame Annie IA.
Instrumental Auhc-DlrcctiOa OF pto.. Ant,
Art, Drawing and Painting Direction Of p, IN
z Metser, Director Of Washington HTI sCbooi
Decorative Alt-Unter supervision oi CotSr.,,.,
teachers. -PSNuI
REFERENCES Spy permission Nh, sor.,, :.
tefs 10 the following patloEB:
Rey. 4. g. Andrews, Blilop Of II, L Chr,.
Washington, y. @; Hon. H. NJ. Teller, EtcFIS,E j
the Interior Hon J. NJ Haitian. Also, jus Ms so
CT. Warrington, D. c.; Cen. John VI, III 81 4
Minister 10 spain; Sen. John n Morgan ~. y =
Ala; Sen. Warn T Miller; Heikiiner, n, Y. -
Green b. Raum, Com Of Int Rsy,, WaJhibTioSS an X
O.; Capt Jas Il. GilliE, u 1. Navy; ChGles AMI
Hart. Editor 0f wheeling Intelligence. SSSf
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A ans property In Eat Ohio suitable for hotel
or boarding houIe, or an excellent location
fer summer resort. on line Of nIw Railroad; beau.
iillocatloR. . fne driving track can Be made on
"e ocs Sn'Ap' Aa's' wheeling /. tslliEencs;r
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A SCHOOL FOR Girls,

Security, Mothetly Care, Coed Boarding, pelIvb,n,
Location and, Reasonable ChAigCL
Mt. DeChantaI Academv
NEAR WHEELING, ". va.
Tbs thirty sixth year Of this well known ScbOol
Visitation, opens on tho Fist Monday Of EepltnSS,,
next, and continues ton months.
Pupils received Of any time In the session.
Those who desire 10 place their dAuRhbn IN an
Institution ahording eptioallly rood sdvGr!IEtS
In the way OF heAllhiul and delightful loCsiSs
excellent board, thorough discipline and iSS,.Sc!
ton, at the hands oil lifelong teachers, III eJry X
partment Of female education, Including M XII.
eEn Languages and music. al ve,y reasonable AZ
should send for 4 catRl que o. this school. 1ddTa
DIRECTREEs OF THE ACADEpY
0F THE VISITATION.
Nj. DECHASTiL.
jy2l.Daw Ee"r hCGlnV WA
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NRwApyRRrisgMENrs

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i q fooms. No ilIs ohspline street. ocss
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TRAVELER's GUIDE.
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Itisn't such gain. It's as much work
to lick q two.cent stamp as three.-Boston
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-08
Memphis Route Sou til .

The attension of the people of the
west and northwest is c,lIel to the
Memphis extension OF the Kans.s
City, Fl. Scott Il Calf Raj road, now
completed and in operation between
Kansas City Mo. and Memphis
Tenn. The completion of this
short line to the south brings that
heretofore to the West practically
inaccessible section into close rela-
ton with the West aud North West
to the very great advantage Of all
Through trains for Memphis with
Pullman Palace sleeping car and
elegant day coaches leave Kansas
City daily, saving frequent changes
and many hours time TO Memphis,
Jacksonville. Fla, New Orleans,
and all Southern cities. Tourists
tickets via this short route to jack
sonviile. Mobile, New Orleans, and
all the winter pleasure resorts of the
South, will be on sale at all the
coupon ofies throughout the west.
A map Of this new route has just
been prepared and will be mailed
free on application tc J, E. Lock
wood. G. P. & T. A., Kansas City,
No.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-08

The Curse Of Uncarned Wealth
The Stockton Herald in speaking
of Messrs. Sharon, Fair and Bald
win says:
''Within a twelvemonth past the
immoralities of three of California
very rich men, E. J. Baldwin, Sen
ator Fair and ex-senator Sharon,
have brought them into court. In
that way whst was known by the
few about their behavior was made
lear to every body. Neither Of
them ever earned by head or hand
the one en-thou sandth part of his
wealth. Neither has surrendered,
unselfshly, as much as one dime on
each hundred thousan9 dollars of
his riches, to the cause of charity.
It is not necessary to the purpose
in hand to determine whether they
acquired their riches honestly or
otherwise. It is with the use to
which they and their helpers have
put their wealth that We have to 90.
We wish to point out that they de-
ny that they owe any responsibility
to socie'y or government. Having
got rich without labor, they claim
the right, and they exercise it too,
Of living as selfishly and immorally
as their appe:ites prompt them. In
the qualification of their passions.
even, their stinginess drives them
to pasture on barren heashs. They
are living illustrations that the
proEerb, LOAD an ass with gold
and he will make his way very well
through any city," is as true and
in California to day as it
was in the time and country Of Ger |
vantes. Without his unaarned |
gold, not one of these men would !
dare cross the doorstead of So
called society mansion. Yet So
cie:y-good society, it is called-is
for the fact that these
men occupy a considerable space in
our local world.