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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17
FAST MAIL SERVICE.
Only One Minute From New York
TO Chicago.

A company is getting ready, says the
New York Graphic, to build n pneu-
matte tube for carrying letters and small
packages from Chicago to New York.
The idea at first seems impracticable,
but on examination 1t turns out to be
feasible. Two tubes are to be made of
brass, which will run side by side, al
though II is said one tube will be tried
at first. A powerful engine with nm ex-
haust wheel Is TO be stationed at one
end. II is said that ifthe tube is proper
ly made and planted no air will escape.
The right of way. 1t is believed, can be
secured for nothing, or at n nominal ex-
pense, and the main cost will be the
tubes and the engines and stations. A
letter, n sample OF gram, or package Of
any kind which is to be sent, Is inclosed
In leather ball. A ball presents the
least friction MS a rolling object, and
the leather is to be stiff and heavy.
A continuous current of air Is passing
through the tube constantly. With one
pipe the plan is to reverse the engine
every hour-the first hour forcing air in
to IL at the Chicago end and sending
packages to New York, the next hour
exhausting the air at Chicago and draw
ing the packages as quickly back. The
men who have 1t in charge do not say
how long 1t will take to send n package
in this way, but claim to do II in less
than minute. Stations will be estab-
lished at important cities on the route.
II Is expected to pay a large profit and
to do the business Of the telegraph com
crude petroleum by pipe for a long dis
lance, as Is now done, was laughed at
at first, and that this one is more prao-
tioable, If possible. and not nearly so
costly, as the pipes are to be small and
can go around curves and over hills as
well as on the level.
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A Consumptive Rescued.

X. +. Choate came to San Antonio
after cough for two years, with hem
orhages, and finally fevers and night
sweats, until life had been despaired Of.
lie was referred to DR.. Weathers, Of this
city, under whose treatment Mr.. Choate
Is to-day a stout, active man. In the
language Of Mr.. Choate: "My case was
considered hopeless by all who knew
me-"
We, as citizens of San Antonio, know
ing Mr.. Choate, considered his case
hopeless when he went to DIR. Weathers
Of this city for treatment, and all felt
agreeably surprised to see him well
man.
Signed by JACOB T.. LEEsE.
w. /. NUTr.
M. j. McCAKrY.
A. L. DowDEIL.
Mrs. S. c. DowDELL.
4. |. PAYNE.
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Special Notices,

Table board at Central hotel at 81 20
per week, Regular board 81 per day.
Large arrival OF the celebrated Monte
Christie cigars, for sale at wholesale or
retail, at the cash grocery store OF
Emanuel Abrahams, 2OG Commerce st.
Mrs. NJ. L. Case. OF Richmond, Vir-
ginla, having decided to locate In San
Antonio, offers her services as thor
ough and reliable dressmaker. Ladies'
own goods made or furnished and COM
plete ft warranted. Wedding outfits
a speciality. No. Sl5 Avenue G. 6-2-w
Monte Christie cigars are made of pure
Havana tobacco, for sale ut the cash
grocery store of Emanuel Abrahams,
206 Commerce street. 1O-ll-lw
Look out for the Big Red "a" Best
Patent flour, guaranteed, to be found at
CALHOUN & MEEK's.
Now, II you any OF your family are suffer-
ing with Chills, Remlttent or Intermittent
Feve., Aching OF the Bones, Dizziness Irrita-
blllty. Nervousness. Jaundice, Blliousnes@ or
any other symptom OF mnlarial robson we
earnestly solicit you to try MORLEY's TN
AGUE TONIC. for, " used according IN d rec
tions we know the result will be succ -.
sold by Kaltcyer.
Wines by the gallon; claret, catawba,
port, sherry, malaga, tokay, at prices
that cannot be undersold, at Emanuel
Abrahams', the cash grocer, BOG Com
merce street. 1O-l1-lw
If you want pure, straight whisky for
family use you should call on Emanuel
Abrahams. the cash grocer, 2O6 Com
merce street. 1O-l1-lw
FoR relieving and curing all forms OF Con-
gestive and Nervous Headache, Bilious Head
ache and Sick Headache, keeping the bowels
free and presery,rg ,6e system IL nea n,h
stands ahead. Sold by Kaiteyer.
Received 200 barrels Red "a" Fancy
Best Full Patent flour, at SO 20; 175 bar
rels Calumet Roller Patent flour, at
So 20 cash. Call at Calhoun Il Meek's.
ladies. II you want beautiful compile WON.
a bright eve, n good appetite. an active liver,
| bowels req dlAr Ms clockwotk. vigorous healthy
| body use MORLEY'S T-NS TONIC CON-
| DIAL. the Great system X, novator. As a
Emanuel Abrahams, the cash grocer,
| Commerce street. 10-ll-lw
Mr.. Juan Manuel Chavez, one OF our
most respectable citizens, has formed a
partnership with Mr.. Narciso Leal in the
| live stock and general commission busi-
ness. The firm will be Leal Il Chavez.
The friends Of both these gentlemen are
requested to continue their liberal
| patronage. 4-2S-6m
YoUSG MAN, your sweetheart would enjoy
| your ~ pany more u you would remove the
| tobacco smell and stains from your teeth by
| using ORIDONTO only 10 cents n box liquid
and powder. at kalteyer's.
New maple sprup. bouquet syrup, buck
wheat flour, self raising or plain, a large
arrival at the cash grocery store OF
Emanuel Abrahams, 2OG Commerce st
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

We have lately engaged Mr.. Stevens,
one Of the best plumbers OF New York,
who has recently had charge of and
completed the extensive repairs Of the
Fifth Avenue hotel, N. Y, and also did
the plumbing on Mr.. Braokenridge's
mansion, at the head Of the river-the
finest plumbing work in the State.
MAURY Il Co.,
b-l6-3t No. 20 Alamo plaza.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

South Alamo street. Last week OF the
engagement of the celebrated Rhenish
military band, under the leadership of
Professor ii. Stress, royal band master.
Admission % cents. a-lI-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

Prices have been greatly reduced In
the shoe department, which is complete
as to quality, quantity and workman
ship, at l.. WoLFsoN's
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

Carpenter and builder, 2l5 West Com
merce street, next Daily Express. Store
fitting a speciality. All kinds of jobbing
promptly attended to. SAG GIN
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

The Turner society win give their an
nlversary ball Saturday, October 20
Tickets 81. For members and their in
vited guests (strangers) only. l5-l0t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

We are able to give the trade this fall
as good styles and workmanship In GUS
tom made clothing, as can be had any
where. PANCOAsT u SoN.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

Brokers in grain, cotton and provisions,
No. 8 Soledad street. Home office, Gal
weston, Texas; branch offices at San An
tonic, Houston and Fort Worth. 10-l7ti
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit, Can Be Cured
by Administering Or. Haines' Golden SPECIFIC.

IL can be given Ia a cup of coffee or tea with =
out the knowledge o. the person taking II
efeeting speedy and pormanr Mt cure, wheth-
or the patient Is n moderate drinker or an al.
cohollc wreck. Thousands OF drunkards ha We
been made temperate men who haye taken the
Golden specific In their coffee with ut their
knowledge, and to-day believe they quit
drinking OF lbeir own free will. No harmful
effects result from its administration. Cures
guaranteed Circulars and testimonials q mt
free Address GOLDEN SPECIFIC o..
lO-l. hm cod III Race st.. Cincinnati, o
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

The Arbeiter verein will give u hoI
at their hall Sunday night, October 20
BY order OF the Committee. 1921
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17
Wanted to Rent.

A Five or Six Room Cottage, near car
line. Possession wanted first Of No
vember. Anyone having such place
to rent can find good tenant by adj
dressing Box b, Light office.
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A Wise Run.

ANY home run made at the ball game
this afternoonY"
some"
"Who made III"
"fhe umpire"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

See our job counter Of suits, pants, shirts
hats, etc. PANcoAsT a. SoN.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

Cheap and fresh every day, at Gilbert's
No. 4 Houston street. l0-2-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17
A Love Idyl.

A Love Idyl.
They stood together at the gate,
The man and maiden fair;
The sun went down; twas growing late,
Yet still they tarried there.
lie gazed into her mild blue eyes,
Toyed with her golden hair;
The bright moon rose up In the sky,
And still they tarried there.
lie stopped to kiss her snow-white brow
But heard her fathers tone
"Oh, Peggy, 20 and feed the COW,
And let that calf go home"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17

Money 10 Loan.
In sums Of $1,000 and upwards. Hilton
a Young, POS West Houston street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-17
Cheap Column.

WANTED A white barber. by. Charles
w Rum. Is lott
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we OFrER

The following Special bargains, TINS Week:
Walnut. ASA and Cherry sc
pc. 49, '-''
he same With brass trimmings sI25
I0-foot Pole 5 -: s-fo5t poles ! 70 ccrnp,ete
20. Ing BOOK >Ae-ysz il Ash and 'vslnut 81 Is
Iala1' -aSllS Elth Muse Itack. SI.4g
me Silver rated ieaspo = ovel- desisn 4ar Tor
SIX Bone KNIVES and foTs good q;aIiiy. 90
~ h3iitLIu SLY plated utter Dish 99c
SlN i'lu 'Ie III. Cd IozaGs Dinner Knives. $40
o1-icg-i Tor q -lti.- silver. 10; worth IS.
-" al b-lstIs Hair brushes. 49c.: worth 81
AZ .orlstle Shoe Brushes PC.
) ne Us r,ch Feather Dusters. &c. sc. .5c.
Inch Ostrich Feather PaI4or busters SI,79; worth
Yen n Tooth Brushes from 10c. up
-. I.ayirE Carts at lrs.
. c. l.a ards a: ~
DonlEoes 10. CAe-1era &c: Jsckstraws sc
40 1cAg.illnoi! boaEds, with Checkers aud Dice Cups
Chess, 4ac Critbas-e Boards Chips. &c. &c
I,oTeiy ace Lar.lI Shades in colors aud white lOc
prone and 'Ia5s LEAGUES at 9lc SIS.
linz bohemian Vases. 9sc. pair.
NJ xieal IsnmocEs. SO: worth So
Dressed Pater-h.a d Dolls, with Shoes and Leather
liue hid body French Dolls moving head dressed in
sis and satin Wit! lat shoes and stockings 81 %
EeIocpods5 from 1925 up rubber Bicycles from
Achee Harrington's celebrated Baby Csrriaees the
very best III make. the very lowest in Tr &c.
A:ioher cousiEnIeE O beautiful old Rings set
from 81 AZ up '
4, al Amber cut Bead Necklaces 4ac
Long, black. fine Bamboo Chains. &c.
Ard
Thousands Of other New Articles all pretty and cheap
SILVERBERGaS.
3l2 SEVENTH :I3 EIGHTH ST.
ms Near Pennsylvania avenue
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IneFe see;ns L. d = fax prospect now Of the
passage q tie Pr 1-s incense bill IS amended
ana petili0net i9r - a Iar-e number Of nro.oi
Hent cltLeLs- i " I'll! b. uator uuatt should this
measure. which las tse. prepared with 50 much
care All L.boE a. .-.se, TIE views Of all Glasses Ia
ieFes.ed j. tE-pazecs u Duse>s men, ia.l OF pas
S4s-4
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- - -

IL IS sncere.y 70 ta !ofed TIA, The. s,7,1,nh,es
about the -ie a. ,la PTop,seI free bridge across the
Fotota13 VII L., .~I.t II the failure u pass any
bE7cEe oil ri..s Ss1H- Tus.a Is Leo time To waste
n bicNeFiI 81 tA,s sJ.t Il any thing /. 20 lie ACCOM-
!s.s.1ed tbs year.
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WITH Congress staggering under Sucha load Of
WorA tEat dy theis ova confession members cannot
get through .l:h El5rr than 4. small traction o. the
pubic business = 5 an "-.Egdrr3lita.,e waste Cf
Iihle TO ~per-l Whole csv q, formal e-5-irs over
every deceased Congressman. represent alive Pc
lands rrJHysei f.-v r';@. Introduced YESTERDAY.
touching 'ois .ois- should b- a9t't,,L II provides
Tor the passage a.: I,.o.. r.~gect but rrie-
eate5 the -Ireca-li-s.--a- To tie pages Of the
record.
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IL me western Union corporation has 4 ,ouI IT
should certainly reward rs plucky operator Ia
.i'..- Sh' remained IT lis post for thirty
:. h''-Ia without ioi. y ORDER 10 keep pOs5 .on
OF tle tii-ce sgtlT,' the attempt. OF the r. and O.
Iaen q 1T IL. The company ogse hin. a .sIuare
Ineal, - I..ls:
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SCRAP PICTURES.

I JAY GOULD. All 9TH ST. WONDERFUL VA.
q riety of lsief and Scrspbook Pictures BIRTHDAY
Cards Paper Dolls. French Tissue Taper. Dont forget
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF VESSELS.
l. NAVY DEPARTMENT.

PROPOSALS. FOR PU T Has OF ,., VESSELS
WASHINGTON, March l. 1884
In accordance with the provisions of the fifth section
OF the act of Congress making appropriations supply
deficiencies approved Ma ch 1885, sealed proposals
SATURDAY. MAY THIRD, 1884 at which time and
place they will be opened for the purchase certain
vessels which have been stricken from the Navy Regis
under authority of Congress approved Au
gust 1882 and which it Is deemed for the best inter-
locality the Niagara at Boston. Mass Flor
ida, at New London, Conn, sb27OO; Colorado $50 70
at League Island Penn Pawnee 1920 at Port Royal
C GsInicia $4,000 and Cyane' $4,000. at Mare
Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope adj
dressed 10 the Secretary of the Navy. nsngton D. C.
and Endorsed Proposals for the Purchase Of Vessels
to distinguish them from other COMMUNICATIVE
No offer for more than vessel s.ould be included
The vessels will be Sold for cash. to the person or Der
est prices therefor above the appraised value thereon
Each bid proposal must be accompanied by deposit
ten per cent the Of the offer or proposal and
also bond with penal sum equal to the whole amount
OF the offer with two or more suretes to be approved
such offer or proposal within thirty days from the date S
OF its acceptance. In default made in the paw
nlent of the remaining ninety per cent or any part
thereof within that time said cash deposit of ten per
and shall b. applied directed in tn act Of March
1888 All deposits and bonds Of bidders whose propo.
sails shall not be accepted will be returned to them
On application to the Department. printed list will
be furnished giving general Information concerning tie
BY bidders The vessels can be examined at any
time 10y applying to the Commandments Of tue Navy
The purchasers must remove the vessels purchased
from the limits of the yard within such reasonable tima
WILLIAM E. CHANDLER,
Spcr - fl,oN
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No~ That tse = 0g.aEs >l.fr4e-e convention. Is in
session mere I, : 'i-aely asd grop-r 10 ask tat
tfd i i ,,s-j iyls tI.e 1-.. ielI.g Ia tie woman
sdf.i-r 4er-.lsfy Of Nyoi"iEg, ling ''DacAe.ors
l4wy--s 12l other a.ulla..r
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SPECIAITTES

NE HoBf;RTsON CAN BE CONSULTED EVERY
~ wednesday and Saturday at his Office. 456 street
DENTAL Cass Over 70 years experience success guar
hteed Offices private, and separate rooms for ladies'
Maln Office. ~ n Liberty street Baltimore Nd DEAN
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DEcrDrD DAEaA1,s II SILKS
WE HAVE JUST OPENED LOT OF CCLCRED
s4iiN fFl II!-EIX, ALI. PURE SILK II
MN HHADi - \ ! - VIZ CONSIDE,, THESE
liE ChL AiE>I LOODS JHAT NE HAVE EVER
SEN AND We RECOMMEND 1HEN FOR
v EAi: An a. 1T I.aBILIIY
INDIA PuNCitE IN NEW DESIGNS
1ChOHAMA SILkS RICH BLACK SILKS
BLACK RADZINEEES BLACK SILK yELyETS AT
LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
Gil tlCE NOFELTt ) IN PARIS DRESS GOODS
EhBttJlDLkID FICHUS. VELVET GKENADIEE
MAT CHICK SILKS Al -GC PR YARD
z0a PIECESuF BEAUTIFUL FEENCH SATINES
81 INE ROBES. PRINTED BArIST &c
TIE CHEAPEST LOT OF EfNE TABLE LINENS
AND SHLE1i-ll. LIVER OFFEND.
ONE PRICE
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SlcvRIrr FEox Loss Br BUas1ARr
EOBBERY FIRE or ACCIDENT
1HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOsII COMPANY,
G. W&snlngtoa
IT SIS lufir-
tCE$EE i II STREET AND New YORK AVE
Ifr.t:Ga- t....ttr. Gst =: CO.-re-s
n. taHEFay rents Safes. l2isiti. its Fire an, burglar
jIe1t 'r'.-S ~ It-ts VsI $40 yer year
tt'ttt.4lE Il rs AID OtdtlUl Rooms Desks All
.c.44L- N~J.4is. i'ruS ded Tor Sa:C-ErItcgS
VAIL LOO4-> GTAEDFD 81 IHE SARGENT
IlAE-LJCh.
fEtif.. IFS AND N4IUAHI.FS ~ every f!es-rsn-
tn. iLC.Gt.aE BONDS ans STOCKS. PLATE jew
EIEb. bIiDS, Ec., taken for - E-kEEPISli On
s|EGiA+ q iAI:ANIEE. at the Lowest 2ia,cs
Ij&JsAIS /. sSIDFf President
'HaILf- q. GIONfit. OF fl.-S = ca Vice President
: ia i i.aSD< RIGGS. treasure
ALIi4l4 - ! 1II-tENANI See.rs'1-y
Z I Ny.lan Asst Sec'y
DIHECIChE.
jFrfaIatn T. Snyder. Charles C. Glover
! Law EIg--~. Henry 4 NI.!ar
k4ttIt l.. otG!leEa.t. FC.iiI f. Rodgers,
John o. Farkc. oil
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Six million dollars in gold have gone out of the
country within a fortnight. and the exporting
movement seems 10 increase rather than fan off
While the mere conservative men believe that the
market can stand the drain. others thiuk crisis IS
at hand that VIII prove II" folly Oh our present
silver policy. W. have al UnusI liz Iar-- stock Of
gold on hand. and for that reason are better abb.
than usual 10 meet al cuFfow of that metal. IL.
therefore, under such favorable conditions the
market becomes pauicky. It i evidence OF double
weight that the policy which renders such trouble
Possible i uI.~OuTd
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JUST OPENED
NEW NECkWEAR ALL THE LATEST STYJFS
Plain and Fancy Half Hose new styles Might Shirts
Pataulas &c. &C
W s TEL
H.hI sa5 TennsyI. ania ave
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.

CLERKS OFFICE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES U.S.l
WASHINGTON. D. c.. February %. 1854. !
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
NOON. SATURDAY, MARCH FL TENTH. 1884. Cat
which time and place the bids will be Sfe,ed2 for the
delivery of Six HUI red t60o) OF B. st White As
furnace Coal also of Forty 40 Cords Best Spruce Pine
Wood said and wood to Ike delivered and stored in
the lst day Of April 1854 The coal must weigh 240
Capitol is reservedl and the measure 12S cubic
feet the cord and be corded and measured at the Cap
it.l.
The ri MT to reject any and all bids is reserved.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Wood aud Coal"
and addressed JOHN b. CLARK, JR.,
feb22-Sw Clerk House Of Representatives D. 8.
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ID ef. lik NcIonsAI HAS TIE HONOR To IN
fof rs trends H',A III ltbie = WHshirsfr, az.
~ .o .',ake srfai.rsul.uts a. contiaar n Nj
sicsi. ilist-tu'- - - D Nav ACrE av.nrr-
A. tNt's0 ,~r 20 lis
- i-fis az s,'Hf fnc pvrforglerH tie liR-o ~
t.@ s>t--s shortest sEd bost-ulust no, ra.,,-,
t,.-~ s'fft s.stA -
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DRUPOsALS FOR EXCAVATION

EORUPOSALS FOR EXCAVATION
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, ID c., February 23d, 1884
Sealed Proposals for excavating and removing mate
nal listing principally OF earth site of the
vest and center wings of the building the State War
;hd Navy DEPARTMENTS III this city will be received
this Office untu TWELVE NJ. on MONDAY. MARCH
SE\ ENIEENlH. 1854 and opened Immediately there
after presence of bidders.
SpecltcatlonS ger eral instructions bidders. and
blank forms OF proposal Will be furnished application
to this office
fal,.IQ
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NV GoOrS-JTST EECTN Ed.
~ Boys SUITS, axe 5-l.. = OFT pts. 81 up.
Eoys' suits. E-l2. short rts, !S-.45 up.
Boys suits. o-ls. short pts, ~. 80 up
BOYS Suits, ) Il. short pts s3up.
Boy. Suit-. age l0-i7, long pts. II Up.
2Oys Suits. axe 1917, lcs.t pts, - UP.
BJss Single short pts, y H. &C. Sc rjc and 81 up
HsE Blue Blouse .Dg office -ir, 81 20
Mems and Boys HAS from 81 10 s2ji
1914 ai.d 1916 EeIis ylvania ave,
feO25 j. ". SELBY.
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The democrats todgeo The tariff Issue yesterday
by passing n motion 10 adjourn so = 10 cut off
vote on the Converse wool b.lI. Possibly they cid
lot think 1t good day. with The n.tT, ,ry near
zero and blowing blizzar!. pass piIl to raise
TIE price Of blankets Jndar the rules the trouble
+ now aver:ed for month. aid meanwhile the
Regular tariff oilI Is expected from the WAYS and
Iiedns committee. When Wcoi can b. discussed
along with ali other articles touched by the bill.
Somewhat 10 the general surprise. Mr. Randall
voted with those who wanted - sCave Off action
ca the C9Ertrse Oil. probably in order 10 maintain
the consistency OF lis attitude as opposed to any
agitation Of the tariff tbs winter.
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It has heel GAINED tiat the senate would show
disposition u s..eId tae railroad corporations IN
their effort 10 retain iaFseI land grants. even
where the injustice Of such retention evident.
This Is serious charge. an Il & should he found
To be wei grounded, 1t Would warrant much NJ ne
loose talk about American house ri lords" and
Other sneeTs II Tie senate Nothing mas appeared
as yet. however, 10 Justify Tie Ueitf that the
Sen1te WI not console. lie v,.-.JI, forfeiture bis
on their merits Yes-er.y The eeElu.ttee. i'tib-
lie lands vct.1 almost UalEi,aou~- u report
favsaOly the House l.- to declare forfeited the in
IaeI>e grant iaa..e - Tie Texas Pacific ana by
them 5ssi-s,: L t.:s southern Pacific, ans. IL Is
altogether probable that tAa senate viii ii due
THE &C. In Tx liz ADVISED by is committee.
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Now aLd Then We -et a l...a;ze a. tle nheraii-y
c. our forI;l O. s-oFerl, u seeing hes, hal1p.rel,
other nation. arr s-u--- cigIt>r JlC.ar Inns II
action Thus We are told .9-Gay %. cable that
Esinarc&s crgan w4.Hs the -iye-..i party in TIE
iieichstag that 70 stt5 10 4. pas yo-e II thanks
TO Congress f5r the LASER Resolution would bc
breach OF the Constitution i1r which tle govern
hieat would visit the offenders with Serious con-
sequences Fancy. n1T., certain newspaper
WHEN has oeen c.J.LeG At dine, Win the style ana
functions Of an adEHis. organ. ad]nOu>llng
faction ia congress t..,t u try PISS resoiu-
lion Of tits kind OF a-y C:ntr, vgul subject theln
10 the dire dtspeasGTe OF tue government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-04

The HerGld caught Two more leading editors yes
terday and got their views U-i The pot,, Il situation
What they said = Interesting mainly for the Cppo-
site opinions they espresso oa The availability OF
EIYal Candidates III. Pulitzer. q t.e World said
Itlden was not 4 cdntIIate himself but had u
preference. who Is understood TO Do Payne. or
THIS gentleman Nj. fs-.tzer ~poAe In high praise
MI "a'ter>on however. IN tie par9IPi interview,
declared Il was noGscLsi@II u TAX Of running
man for President gnJ would he -tve.ty-tlve Years
Old when Inaue uf,.ted Moreover. he thought the
Old ticket "ab-uTd and Impossible the editors
eoncurred in believing ArtLurs chance of Feno;ni-
nation The te,t angng relli.itaEs.
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FOR SAIE--HOUSES

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AND CONTINUING DAILY TIL AL ARE SOLD
III NOT SpLD ~ ~IN DAYS At PRICES
QUOTED. TIL BE-l gfEEn
Will b. ACCEPTED
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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NrANTED-A GOOD REST. URANT WAITER At
~ MAIDS Hotel corner Cd street aid Pennsyiva ia
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