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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18
A NOBLE WORK.
LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF THE
SANTA ROSA HOSPITAL ADDITION.
Interesting Ceremonies Yesterday--A Handsome
Building Description OF the
New Building, Etc.

Wberever cbr,st,onitv bo. ,,o,t.d ,ts
hammers and nronoootod ne toooh,nos
tbere its devoted fol,owors have on
gagged in noble works of charity and
songbt IN alleviate tbo ,o,rs and sut,ar-
inos of tho affiliated and unfortunate ar
M Christian denominat;on Ia tbis mora
true than of tho Roman catbo,,c
Though devoted TO their church with nm
ardor that surnosses descrintion and for
apes hardly tolerant of other creeds.
stiu In IN pob,e vyorl ~ charity tbev
know no oreeds no tenets Here in San
Antonio n ia due IN tho soIlowors of tbis
49,. -. " ~ o..
iei'gion' 'hat any provision Is inaue ior
the sick stranger, or the afflicted and
poverty ridden citizen. To them alone
ia II dine that tho outcost and ornbap can
lhu sheiter 10 protect MIN ana an IN
fuence to guard and shield his youthful
mind from too early contact with the
rouob ,sooas % coli, and rroot,oo,
49, "9"so " 'o'u anu P,"o'
worlu' In Io'4 the santa Rosa Hospitai
was established and conducted under the
superyision of the Sisters of Charity.
al No ha iuta ,f ha
ues'sma'ou "s INC ''s'erS vi ,"e ,noai
nate word Inc iirst hospitai puildihg
erected is frame structure with COM
modious and welI-ventjlated anortments.
hn, ,ho onns."nt .nd ,a 80 p - aomand
ou' 'ne oonS''n' anu increasing uo"''iu
Tor accommodation for patients has
caused the building of another house.
This was commenced on the 18th of
Maroh NJ H., pa,,,,, ha,nr .,,o oon-
'iarcn' MI. henry Iauiy peihg 'ne coh-
tractor. The house is to be Of rock, sub
stantially built and three stories high.
There win no a ward on either side of n
wa, ""'u y" on'' '
spacious nan on the irst hoor' the
second floor will be divided into apart
ments for the sick and on the third floor
will be arranged quarters for the sisters.
At G o'clock yesterday afternoon the
cornerstone was laid with imposing
ceremonies. Right Reverned Bishop
John G. Nerez, of the San Antonio
diocese, OBLIGATED, assisted by Father
Forrest, of Ilallettsville, Father Souchon,
OF Laredo, and Father Dumoulin, of this
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18
St. Leonard Hotel, San Antonio, Ts.a.

This hotel has lately been opened on the
European plan, and promises TO be very popu-
lar. AL! Of the appointments are first class and
new. The rate is 81 10 per day. The
proprietor, Phineas p. Lounsbery, is a New
York man, and knows how a hotel ought TO DO
Kept; and we can answer from personal ex-
perienee that those once enjoying It's comforts
viii DO sure to return again. Stock men will
please make Il note of this. l-s,-;jm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18

At this season the question of boots
and shoes is q pertinent one and pur-
chasers wish to know where they can
get the best and the most reasonable
prices. This can be done at j. Joske q
Sons, whose mammoth stock includes all
grades of ladies' and gentlemen's boots
and shoes. Gents fine calf hand made
shoes at So, the finest in the market. 1913
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18

Some excellent improved farms, within
two hours ride Of city, in Somerset
valley, the best cotton section in South
western Texas. Call on
Hilton & Young, POS w. Houston st.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18
Wind, Steam, Horse Power and Hand Pumps

OF all kinds. Water pipes and fittings
of all kinds and sizes, wholesale and re-
tail. Hydraulic rams and wind mills, all
found or ordered at 2l2 st. Mary's street,
next to Vance house, San Antonio.
4-10-1y F. +. COLLINS, General agent.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18
DIR. N. 8. Burnhann,

all
dnurp him in
eof dmanyn the
ndtatmen
al the emare
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18
Freshness, Purity and Fine Flavor

Are mighty, and will prevail. Conse-
quently, whenever RionOsa, the perfec-
ton Of roasted coffee, las been sold, its
reputation is established. Ask for it.
All grocers supply Rionosa in pound
packages.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18
MENGER HOTEL BAR

Is winning a justly-deserved reputation of
being one of the best, quietest and most ele-
giant bars in the city. The Liquors and Wines
are iirst-class.
ORFILE q SCHMIDT. Proprietors.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18

The best smoking tobacco is "Little
soker.'::
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18

The military band will furnish excellent music
every sunday afternoon. Choice hall music
daily from $3.50 TO 1890 p. IN. 4-l2-iw.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-18
ARE Y0UAFFIIC'TED7
Brief Description of the Diseases Eye Ear and Throat With
ten References of Remarkable Cures. BY DR..
NJ s. BnYnhdm

San ,ono felt the need Of f specialist treating diseases hs Eye sr and
such Kansas CITY
aming
the
kil Acquaintance ansst
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-26

Martinez,
In subdivisions to suit Buyers.
TERMss-ne-thi d cash. Balance one
two or tLree yea 8. inter 1t on Defer et Pas.
mems ~ per cent. per annum. Msrt aye
Fax 70 he pal by purchasers. Title Perfect.
A. same time and ACC. Nv special Catalogue
will Be sosd oil the LIVE STOCK, c"nsi- ting Of
100 bead II horses. 'nr stallio !, 30h heal Of
csss and calves, 400 hogs, farming implements,
furniture. etc.
The Southern Pacific Railroad passes through
the pr .perty with Bay int >tati on the
splendid Raj al Water facilities. The prop
ert 10 we'll located. The sol is deep allnvial
Ne adapted to Vineyard orchard, Az la .n.;
Grain. flowing artesian we'll ON the pr"T'erty
RAINFALL Always SURE. The cima.e
Il unusually mild md even. and for rers NJ
suffering from lung, throat or malarial troubles
has proved very beneficial.
With large modern dwelling Of II room.
and bah. with the household fur.iturc; bro u
verandas; 6ns veil Of water: barns 'tOrch.uses
cabins, etc. Also, large orcha d and vineyard
in thrifty CO dition.
Tho $500 Acres comprise some II the
best land IN California 1t would be, perhaps
impossible 70 find another tract Of the Same
mag lbu0e, Wnet0 the osIi II % uniformly 60 ID.
1t consists. for the most part, Of . rich. dark
deep. sandy 10 sm. with | mest,ns formation
under yin.. It's in fact. the exact kin Of sill
thas b Oh 'sen f.,r raising fruits sud gr,pes,
WHEN L. &c and profitable yield il sesired II
has been manly used 40 grain ranch hiti,er'O
and this year about 400 acres WIRE in cultixA-
ton, yielding from 20 to IS bushels Al acre.
- For Maps and I rther Particular, and
for G fatigue Of Live Stock aid Farming I'm.
plements, ap to
PACIFIC COASTLAND BU-
kEAC.
BOARD OF DIRECT ,as-President. Wendell
Enst.M; General Manager Gr"rye w. Fran;
Urea urer. Anxl .C,ifor ian Rank; Secre' ary
B. Wilde; J. El,lr.d %. Grans l. Tag.art
EAST0N & ElORlDGe,
Aucti0neern.
ex Montgomery ~. Dan Francisco
Or MATHIS WS ~ HAYRE.
sepS i'm At Martinez. Cal.
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wears, such as Los Of Memory. Last ude,
Soctu-naI Emissions. Aversio.'s to society,
oimness Of Vision Noises in the Head; this vital
1u,d passing unObserved in the urine. and many
seher diseases that lead to insanity and Death.
DR.. MINT VINO is regular physician
graduate OF the University & Pennsylvania
1Il agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Dol
LARS for . cas-, II this kind tie TAT RES
tJR ArIv. (under his special advice and tre.,-
sHent) will not cure. IT fer nything impure or
Injurious on d in il DR.. MN fIE r at all
srivate dis.xses successfully without mercury
Consultation fres. thorough examination and
advice, including analysis If urine. SIS. trice OF
UrAL 9SSrJR ATIvr., 81 SO a bottle, or ur
4mes the quantity. s.: sent to . address
apoa receipt Of price, TC.O d, secure fri M
observation and in private name II desired, by
E. A. MINrIE, d,
IL Keazney t., San ranc,scO, Cal
SIMPLE t,OrrLE FREE will be sent to any
ne applying by letter. sti z symptoms sex
and ago. strict secrecy in regard to all bust
cas- transactions
nR AiNCiE"S KIDNEY REMEDY-NEP-
4RETICUN cures all kinds OF kidney And
aiadder complaints, gOnOrrt.'ea glee ieucor-
rhce. For sale by al druggists; IL bo0c:
SIX bOtt % for IS.
DIR MINrIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
49,. and cheapest DYSPEPSIA amt Bill iOus cure
%, tho market. Foo sale iy all druggists.
tanl9t
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Md CAL.
rHg
DR.. LElBIe
! Private
DIHPENSARY
~ ssa,y ssrsss.
San Francisco, CT

Ceadu :sed By Qualided Physicians Regular
- "a. Oldest Specialist in I'll. Uni
~ yates, vas. "PE-L1xs gxrExIsScs, perfc Ct
meth II . III pire "a ,licin. :, insure sPEYDY and
Y12xaxsxr cJRss Vt all Prva.e, Car.,nic and
ke-V Us Diseases. Al &C ions Ut the Blood
Hkia, K,dnsss. i.,j or E-up:iOns. Ulcers. Old
Sero,, Sws ia. Of tho Iianis, Bone Pains. per-
Aanenly ro AMI erAdicAted from the system
fer lie.
Nervous Osbility Impotsncv, Seminal Lossss,
0exual Decay, Mental AMI Physical w, akness.
Failing Y I'M ry. Weak Eyes. stnted Develop
sessss " ySut'fli f,:liss. Or from any cause
sps .diiy, safely and psivateiy cured
Tsm:. Mite A<ed AM Old lHen3 and al
vh" nssd medical skiil and experience: consult
ths i Eie1psan Psysi >iAn It once. His Opiu-
ioa costs moth NJ, AMI may save future misery
aui shan:. When inc. .s.''ient 70 visit the
city for treatment, mei:ci"ss can be cent every
VI rs b. ,x.ross Tres from O3servaa IN. It 10
solf-eviiIns that = phi .sician ~hO gives his
vhs = attention to . ciA.s OF disc sses attains
Rrvst skill, aui plysici ms thrOuy h0ut the
0sustry, - wing this, frSQu .ntly recommend
li.2:L. cases t. 'he Oldest Speci Hist, BY whom
~ . % III OF l,risncs makes bis opinion At
supreme Importance.
uaThoss who call 80 no one but the Doc-
~ Consultations free and sacredy conf
Asati2l. = fuses which have failed in obtaining
relief ELSEWHERE especially solicited. Female
0eo3S4oS SoSOo0uy ttoSs0u. Iuo OOctOT Wut
eeroe % forfeit . 900 for . csse undertakes.
not cured. Call or write Hours: DAILY,
orUM - n. 70 Ap M, 8 8 evening"; Sun.
Aa.-s 10 to Il only. SBxD FOE fHs SANITARlsf
aJiDs 70 HsALrM: SBxf Fans. Address -
sbsve-
Dr.. LIERI6'9
WonAerfal Geraan Inv1gorat0F
. eaansatly PRIV MS al Unnatural Losses
frsm the " tom. tones tho nerves. strengthens
- maso q. checks the waste. invisorates the
Ohslo systo a and restores she Afflicted to
Health and Happiness.
Tine ralsOl ~ many clnnnt get cured Of Sem
inns Weaxnsss Lossu MANN nd. etc., y owing
- . COM .ication. c,,itA P.sOSTArORRHEA
eth HYPER AETHESlA xhch requires pecu-
lar treatment. DR.. Lish g lnvig ,rstor u the
eniy p,stive cure for PRiSrArORRHEA \.
With peculiar Special Treatment, use as the
kIEBl3 DISPENSAKY.
II pimpses appear on the facs, il you become
is:lea aud desp 'ndens 10 * out Tor the COM
plieat on with Vital Weakness md 10 OF Vital
Aavs Deen Lost f.. the want II proper treat
Asas 'Or this 90 APPLICATION, and thousands have
ie.t 81 thsir property aud pleasure in life from
~ 0ec,A
Frice Of Invixerator. %. Cases ot
ax bottles. 80. sent to any address, covered
spsarsy fr"m observation.
Nos powerful electric belts free to patients.
r, Prove tn. Wonderful Power Of tho IN
vl0ORATo&
= * Bottle Givon or Sent Free.
Consultation free and private.
Call " address,
L1EBlG DISPEESARY,
200 Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal
Private Entrance, 405 Mason street, foul
Nsck, IN Gerry stre:t from Ke rny. Main
Rutr1nce through Di[pensary nruy store.
fbA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Young Nen:-Read This.


The VoLTAIc BELT Co., of Mar
shall. Mich. offer to send their eel
ebrated ELECTRO-VOLTAIc BELT
and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days, to men
young or old) afflicted with nerv-
Gus debility, loss Of vitality and
loss of manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis. and many
other diseases. Complete restora-
ton u, health, vigor and manhood
guaranteed. No risk is incurred
as thirty days trial is allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated
pamphlet free.
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ID II. = I'm y r. L
No. ~ kearny Street
kssts All Chronic aaS Special Diseases.
MAJ

oun& hK en-
IUh0 May b. >as1rrinE fr...r III
w effects Of yOuthfui f0ilies or indiscreti n
viii d we'll to avail themselves of thi>, the
srsateet boon ever laid on the altar of uf-
sering humanity. DR.. Spirney will guarantee
% ffe,t $500 for every case Of seminal Weak
Aesa Driva'e dise,se IT any kind or character
which no undertakes and fails to cue.
NIDDLE-A0ED MEN
There are many ~ tho age 1T thirty to sixty
sh0 are troubled with too frequent excavations
Il the bladder, often accompanied by slight
ns-Ans T burning sensation and . weakening
4 tive 8, stem in manner the patient ca,,r"
sccount for. On examining the urinary de-
pl-its ropy sedim ut will often nc fou ID and
sometimes small p,.rtic es II albunen will ap
pear, or the c,lOr vii, be Of chin mi kiah hue,
again changing tn dark and torpid appear
Anc>. Tnore are man. men VII die III this dlf-
1culty. ignorant Of the c..l-e, which is the sec
Had stage of seminal weakness. DR.. ). will
guarantee perfect cure in ali s':':l cases, ard
: ea!tlv restoration { the gent" urinar,
organs.
Ofacs Hours to and to 3. sundays,
HON 10 to IL a. n. Consultation free,
N trough examination and advice, b.
C4H or address DR.. SPiNNi.Y u ca,
mo. IL K"4rnv It van Francisco
jan210
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o.. i. .. S6tFtslD,
3i0 K-arM. STREET.
SAN RANCi5 CAL.

Consultation strictly coatid -n.iai, by 'c,ter
or ~ otiire, FREE. Fur the convenience of
p ,tieui &, aud in order to insure peri ct secrecy
have ai"p,ed a private aiuress, under when
ALI Ilac ok LIS. rr}ai
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

sufficient show its merit, will be scrt T.,
snyOn- applying by EJtr. stating his synlp
TOMS aud >g,. communications strictly conn
dental as
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-26
CONNECTIONS:

CONNECTIONS:
AtCarson. with daily stages for Lake
Tahoe, slenpa. Carson Valley, silver
Mountain, SWeetwtter mines, etc.
At Mou nd House. with trains Of the
Carson and Colorado Railroad.
HIM. YE sINGrON.
General superintendent.
D 4. RENDE :,
General freight and Passenger gent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-26

D a Or. ~
SeressEs b . %.
t0x 4esalel.
q . 4 u 90 ".
-. Il u the
legitimate result
Of over twenty
years pr.ctice,bv
Thu z q u G. l. !
QUALIFIED B,
~, \ CE p y l.
CT An at one Vt
he hi hest med
Cal collie ges OF
r u r y pc . n Il
'UKt.S W 1T II
u N FALL C
C + X 7 AN TY
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

TRAINS HhOM VIRGINIA NJ CA tttsfsN
AND RENO:
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MEDICAL.
%IAASSG%Ass!


cal DEBILITY. Seminal Weak n = \.
>prsm tor ha, Prostate rhR. Emissions,
I'nno:ency. t.xhals ed Vital II. Prem tarc ~ :
inc. and Ls y Of u N ss<b<Sfs. iss
All IT. c,ssn sslicatsOslS. not fr. .sss
whatever rass"e pr .-iaced. 1t en-
riches ii pur,TieS the Bi,.ol, Str, -:then- the
Ne ves. Brain, Muscles, digestion. Il produc-
tive Organs, ana Physicai and Mems. facu ties.
1t stops ali unnstu Il saJ ,!ebi.it tting .irai
upon the sy~'efi. PREVENTING inv Ia tsry hs-es,
facilitating dreams seminal losses with the
urine, ,tc.. destructive to mind and body
1t is sur eiininatnr OF ali X D EY n.
BLADDER COMPLAIN y. con airs NJ"
mi lriOus ingredients. So those SHsf e.
ss fr .sss sh s-vj1 effect. ssf 1Oss- r.
tws ia st-cr tiOss Or exc s.ss. n SPEEDY
thor usa .Wt y rsnss.s-ass S'sx.
~ 6l Ar ANTE -. Price, $3.50 Ier
n"ttle, or five battles in Gaze, viii: flu direC
ti"ns a d aiv,ce, SO. sent cure from o.
servatio. any address upon the receipt If
price, " 90. .. To be had only Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-26

IL q never failing
cure for Nervou
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vitality, sem
ina Weakness.
Lost Manhood,
ImpOtency. Pros
rsrorrhea, Paraly-
sls and all tae ter
r,bIe effects Of
Self Abuse, youth
ful foiiies and eX-
ccSpS in yuaIfYr.r
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Or. M. a. GREENLAW,
NCEG E.0N DE1TIST.


O~ee-(,ver Savings EeAfS, Carson.
Office MoCrs-FtOnn 2 q. m. 10 p. III.
Extracting done at residence after
,.4-ra b>,.xs Cen;ne8Sx CrrAr, at Capita!
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.SCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL CREDIT sale
Orchard, Vineyard, Grain
AND ALFALFA LANDS .
In f'ntr' Csa County
At AUCTION.
o. M 100

On the Ground, T ,E G 'vERNME>T RIA sCH
now occu led by Hon. WIN. n. Gwin, COM. r y
ing $500 .cr = Il land ~ Bay Point Railroad
St.ti0n, within i've miles OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-30
A Proposed New Church.
AN EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO BE BUILT on CoLuHBrI

HEIGHTS.
A movement has been Set on foot to erect an
Episcopal church, on Columbia Heights I'm con-
tinuance OF the mission work which has been in
progress in Rock Creek parish for a year or two
past. Those interested in this effort to increase
the usefulness OF this mission have found consider
able encouragement, and they hope with assistance
to be able to carry out their plans lot has been
secured fronting 100 feet on 14th street. Just oppo
Site Gen. SYalm'S new residence. Half OF this lot
has been donated by the proprietorS OF Columbia
Heights, Senator Sherman and A. L. Barber, and
the other half viii be purchased by the church.
Rev. DR. Forrest, formerly OF Trinity church, is IN
charge OF the religious work. and Mr.. John Sher-
man Is at the head OF the new church enterprise
1t is estimated that the building, which will be
pretty Gothic structure OF gray sIOne Will cost be
tween ten and twelve thousand dollars. number
OF prominent persons are interested In this enter
prise, and Suhicient funds have already been
secured TO warrant the beginning OF the building.
The plans have been selected, and the work will
begin as soon as the weather permits
DARING DAYLIGHT BURGLARY.-A daring day
light robbery took place yesterday morning on one
or the most crowded thoroughfares of Pittsburg.
The 1eweiry and optical Instrument store OF s.
Levfen, north 9th street. was entered at half-past
ten O'Clock and deSpOied OF 81 500 worth OF watches
and 1eWelry. M Lev1en went out for short time,
leaving his wife In the store She left the to
so into room in the rear and in coming back dis
covered mulatuO crOlched the door OF the safe,
working at the lock. She screamed, and the negro
sprang up, thrust revolver 1n her face ana
ordered her 10 keep quiet or he would kill her. He
then reed her into the back room, all the While
threatening to shoot her. and after locking her in,
made his escape down Coach alley and into some
stables where all trace OF him was lost. An exam
fnatfon showed that the show cases were in confu-
sion and many valuable articles missing, among
them three gold watches, one lady's gold watch,
one diamond stud. one diamond ring, three silver
watches and several trays OF SOLID gold rings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-30
Stealing "A Mule Team.

JAMES SMITH HELD FOR GRAND LARCENY.
James Smith, Henry Berkeley and John Lewis,
three colored men, were put on trial ia the Police
Court to-day on charge OF grand larceny-Steal-
In amUle and wagon and seven hOgS-the property
OF William Thompson. Thompson. who lives on
Columbia road. near Pney Branch bridge testified
that Smith had been in his employ fIr about tNo
months Last Sunday night a week wttpe~S had a
mule wagon. harness, and seven pigs stolen from
him. and Smith had aert the premises The hogs
were worth S1l each and the team worth SG5. ArS.
Mary WeStermeyer testified that she keeps meat
store on 7th-street road, opposite the Schuetzen
park, and on last Tuesday the defendants caIne TO
her store about O'Clock in the night and sold her
two hogs for $3.50, which weighed about 60 pounds
when cleaned. They had team with them Peter
Banks testified that he saw Smith last Wednesday
with Mr. Thompsons mule and wagon, and he said
that he was going on q h-of "a drunk, and
wanted witness TO Sell the team for. SO, but wit
ness knew whose team 1t was and refused. Officer
Breen testified to arrest1ng Smith, at the corner OF
12th and streets, on complaint OF Thompsons
brother, while he had the team in his possession.
Ofcer Sullivan testified that he arrested Berkley
who told him that he was with Smith and Lewis
when they bargained to sell the hogs, and got a
portion OF the money. Smith was held for the
grand jury and Lewis and Berkley discharged.
Peter Banks was charged with Smith and the case
against him WAS nOlle prosecuted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-30

FUNERAL OF Hon. E. W. n MAcKKY.-The funeral
services of the late Hon Edmund W. NJ. Mackey
took place In the House OF Representatives at 130
this afternoon. The committee OF the House and
Senate and the sergeant-at-arms OF the House,
after brief ceremony by Rev. DR.. Shipper and
Rev. DR.. Lindsay at the late residence OF the de-
ceased, 1423 COrcOran street. escorted the remains
to the Capitol where services were conducted, as
stated In our congressional report after which the
remains were conveyed to Glenwood for inter-
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-30
The Charges Against Gov. Murray.
REPRESENTATIVES WHITE AS WITNESS BEFORE TIL

The Charges Against Gov. Murray.
REPRESENTATIVES WHITE AS A WITNESS BEFORE THH
HOUSE COMMITTEE
Representative White, OF Kentucky, testified be-
fore the House committee on expenditures in the
Department OF Justice to-day in reference to his as
sertions In the House last week that the present
governor OF Utah sought to be wearing striped
clothes in penltentiary instead of filling govern
ment position"
He referred to irregularities in the Office OF Mr.
Murray while United States marshal OF kentucky,
ana sald m that the government had beep wronged
penses incurred by ruitess and unnecessary prose-
cutions against citizens OF the state, by which
they were harasSed and embittered against the
government and its officers False and fcti-
tlouS charges for guards were made and
numerous prosecutions had been Instituted for the
most trivial violations Of law and the arrested par
ties taken from remote parts OF the statA to Louis
Vile, passing en- route commissioners who could
have heard their cases on preliminary examination.
This was done he said, not In the interests OF the
government, but apparently for no other reason
than TO make costs.
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BIDS were opened to-day for water-clOset appa
ratus for the Treasury department. There were
seven bidders, Thomas Somery1lle Sons, of WASH
1ngtOn being the lowest
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HARTFORD. CoSS.. jan 3l-In The senate to-day
Senator stanton offered a resolution or thanks 10
Lieut.. Rhodes nf the u. :. revenue marine service.
for his gallant conduct It the wreck ~ the city of
Columbus. Lieut.. Rhodes L. a native OF ConHe ticut
The resolution passed unanimously, and under q
suspension vi the rules sent AT once 10 tl6
house. The house had. however, adjourned, but
VIII act on The rp-nIOn fn-nnrrDM.
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Nominated for appointment by the


HARRISBCRfi, Pa. Jan. Ex-Governor PaftiSon has
nominated for appointment 10y the President;
James Long, ~ Philadelphia. Ia be commissioner
Tor fenl,ylNania Ia the Worlds Industrial and
Cotton Centennial exposition at New orleans: h
H. Thomas, of fredericksburg, was selected as
n.