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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17
Cancer of the Tongue.


Some ten years ago had a scrofulOus sore
on my right hand which gave me great trouble
and under the old-time treatment healed up,
but II had only been driven into the system by
the use of potash and mercury, and I'm March,
lS2, Il broke out In my throat, and ooncen,
trated in what some of the doctors called cam
GER eating through my cheek, destroying the
roof of my mouth and upper lip, then attacked
my tongue, palate and lower lip, destroying
the palate and under lip entirely and half my
tongue, eating out to the top of my left cheek
bone and up To the left eye. l could not cat
any solid food, but subsisted on liquids, and
my tongue vas so far gone 1 could not talk,
such was my Wretched helpless condition tho
first Of last October 0SSi), when my friends
commenced giving me Swift's Specific In less
than month the eating places stopped and
healing commenced, and the fearful aperture
in my check has been closed and firmly knitted
together. A process of n new under lip lie pro-
crossing finely, aud the tongue which was al
most destroyed Is being recovered, and IL
seems that nature Is supplying n new tongue.
! can talk 30 that my friends can readily un-
derstand me- and can also eat solid God again.
II any doubt these facts, J would refer them
70 Hon. John II. Traylor, State Senator of this
district, and TO DIR. Il. s. Bradfeld, of La
Grange, Ga.
MRS. MARY l.. CONFER.
l.aGrange, Ga, May "A, 1895.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer o. Atlanta
Ga. MY. l5I W. ed St.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

New Time Gard IN Enoct May II, 1888.
l.. a q, n. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For 81. Louis. via no. IN, route. 4:l0 p. m
For 81. Louis, via Iron Mountain. $50 a.. m
For laredo. ....... ............. II go IL. in
ARRIVALS
From ST. Louis, Missouri Pacific. ll:W "a. m
From ST. Louis, Iron Mountain. ..... l0:l0 y. M
.rum LAREDO. ......... ............... 3;li y. m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17

For real bargains In gents clothing
and furnishing goods, call on f. Sheets,
a Commerce street. l0-2-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17


"A Young lady in this city," says the
Washington correspondent of the New
Orleans States, "sent n two.cent postal
card to her lover In Terra del Fuego
and received an answer in due time,
which led her to wonder at the far
reaching benefit of the postal system
A United States two-oent postal card
now goes to about all the civilized Goun-
tries of the globe, under the provisions
Of the Universal Postal Union. The
packet post will be the next improve
ment, and the United States Is behind
the European nations In this. IL is n
system whereby small packages Of mer-
chandise can be transmitted through the
malls and the customs duties paid with
out red tape or excessive fees. The c..
o. ID. will also be adopted some day In
our postal system, an old Official believes.
This would enable the Paris Bon Marohe
to send a pair Of the very latest kid
gloves to a fashionable miss in Denver
for say ten cents postage, ten cents Gus
toms duty and IS cents for purchase
price. The total % cents could be col
leoted on delivery at Denver and the
miss would have very good Sl.50 arti-
Gle Just from Paris A neat customs
waybill could be exhibited by her az
evidence that her invoice came through
regularly. We live In an age of limo
yatlon."
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17

Four hundred fat beeves, 3 to years
old; 1900 goats, In fine fix. Apply to
lO-l5-0t NARcIso LEAL.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17

Once hours-g TO II M; 4to6p.m. Nooilice
hours on sunday. Residence, ~ Romano
street. Telephone ~. g-l26m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17

TnE City Council have been discuss
ing the question OF renting some electric
fire system, and 1t was stated that $1,000
would be needed for the starter. What
the city needs is to keep clear Of any
rented property. II the system is wtr b
anything at all, 1t il worth direct pur-
chase outside Of Of any interest, reRt or
other obligation. Money paid Torrent Is
money squandered, and is just as bad
for a city IA 1t is for nm individual. The
city Is renting water hydrants now ut
the rate Of $50 year, and p aging about
four prices for the privilege Mt that.
A rented electric fire system would be
very short sighted policy, when II could
be obtained outright for almost the
rental OF two or three years.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17

InE Dallas Democrat has got 1t bad,
II the following is any indications: Pres
ident Cleveland and his milk and cider
administration are responsible for the
defeat Of the Democratic ticket in Ohio.
And we predict u like defeat in New
York and other Democratic States
where elections will be held this year.
The Democrat predicted this result some
time since, and we now make another
prediction that the next President will
be Republican, unless our present ad-
ministration changes Its course and APP
points Democrats to Office instead of
keeping in official position Republican
oiice-holders who are bitter partisans
and Objectionable officials. Let the peo-
pie Of Texas reflect one moment. Think
of Jack Evans holding one Of the best
paying offices under the present admin
istration. 1t makes every honest Demo
crat In the State blush to think of such
iniquity at the hands of Democratic
administration. We could mention
cases equally ms bad, but will not hurt
the feelings Of our readers by rehears-
ing them. They are known to every
reader Of public events, and the evil is SO
great that Democrats have become tired
Of complaining about them. But Mr..
Cleveland will hear from the Texas Dem
ocracy when the next National Demo-
cratic convention is called to nominate
his successor. The Democratic party is
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17

Mr.. @. d. Roomcr and Henry Schumacher
are authorized Solicitors and Collectors for
TuE LIGHT, and their receipts rs agent, will
be duly recognized. Mr. Rocmcr Will have
charge of the delivery Of the city subscription
department, and all complaints aud notice OF
changes given 10 either OF the above, or left
at the Office will be promptly attended To.
No member of the Arm or any employee OF
the LIour Office, has authority TO contract any
liabilities in the name OF the firm. And no
bills will be recognized or paid unless the
same is approved by the undersigned.
THOMAS Is. JOHNSON.
business Manager and Treasurer.
GIFFoRD, JOHNSON ~ wINTER.
Entered at Postoincc at san Antonio, Texas,
ms second class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17

The Luling Signal says: "Seyeral
thousand visitors will be in San Antonio
next week to attend the Volksfest, and
in no other city in the State will they
find more courtesy and hospitality, and
no where can accommodations be found
as cheap. The people of the Alamo City
do not expect to get rich in few days
by exorbitant charges, but combine
together for the purpose of making
their guests comfortable and happy"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17

mYTYc DADET may be found on lilo n geo-
THO Il AK LID T. npwcii& CO.'S NgwHpnpDr
Advertising Bureau 90 Spruce 81 whgrc I'd yerti.ng
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17


JUsT now there Is considerable advice
being given to the laboring element by
the pres, Of the country on the subject
OF labor and capital, and their duties in
the premises, In which 1t is suggested
that representative men be sent to the
legislature. This is good advice in the
abstract, but 1t is a fact If there ever
was travesty upon labor It is the al
legged representatives of that element,
In the shape Of candidates for office.
They are either Jim Grow lawyers whose
hardest work Is done with their jaws. or
some slick, smooth-tongued schemer,
who works the racket simply to keep
from work. The best remedy for labor
ing men Is to follow their own wills and
interests, and ignore the blatant shouts
Of the men who claim to lead them.
Many OF the strikes in the past few
years have been simply to ylndlcate
some man who was only to glad of the
opportunity to loaf, and who would
not accept the offices OF the arbitrator
The laborlng mans worst enemy, as q
rule, is the man who seeks to lead
hin.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17

THE Fort Worth Gazette says: "when
the mossbaoks recapture Texas the pigs
viii begin TO fly. Texas wants immi-
grafton and would not shut out hard
listed aborers to make more room for
land syndioates and corporations
There are Thousands of rich and well-to-
do men in Texas to-day who came here
without a dollar. Now, poor men are
told by the Governor that they are not
wanted to develop the 30,OOO,OOO acres of
public lands-these must be reserved for
land syndicates and corporations
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17

Entered at Postoficc AT san Antonio, Texas,
second class matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-23
fIOuIlllss

AIooHofs--perg gallon, 220 10 $50.
BRASDiKs--Domestic, per gallon, So Ia
WV; imported Cognac, lSf7, per gallon, 1 So:
lols, o %; 1870 20; 1855, & 50; 1860, 40; ISfS
SUI; ISIS, 10 50; Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'S Coz
nSc, lSl3, 30; 1870, 90; 1851, 90; lSlS, 10 e:
blaQuet, Dubouche & Co.'S. Cognac, ISIS
seo; 1870, 0 so; 1873, 90.
uIS-Domestic, per gallon, i 20 To 2 %.
unport Holland, s 90 TO S75; Sir Robert bur.
nett q Old Tom, per cask, & so to 900: Hol.
ianu, per case, 50 tn Wl.
NHISKY--Rectited, 85 per cent, proof.
por gallon, 50; Western, 20 to | 3O: Bonr.
bon, 10 TO 3 90; Rye, $50 to 3 30; Scotch i'm.
AIS. "pe'''u' ~ 10
CnAMPAeNEs--pipa He,dseick, Quarts.
per dozen, Is 90; ] Krug 4 Co., quarts. per
uozen, IL 80; Moer l. Chandnn, Siilerv
Mousseux, per dozen, q 90; g. Got,let. ner
io2en, u %; G II. Mumm 4 Co.'S. Dry
Norway, 10; Extra Dry, 80 %; pints, q 10
, WINEs-Callfornia claret, per gallon. ESQ !.
aleniandel, MOI, per gallon, O0to / Is; i'm.
ported ciarete, ordinary, per cask, 10 90 to
eutO' family clarets, per casi, 20 20 to las Oh
9he ciarets, per cask 100 90 10 lr5 90: Me-
aoci per casa, 500; st Julian, per case. "a.
Mafgaux, per case, 90; Ponte Canet. ner
Csc ~ w; Lacrosse. per case, 70 90; Leo
ven, per case, II 60; Chateau Lafitte, nor
case y u; ordinary, per case 3 20 10 ma.
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uAnpwARE AND METALS.

AxEs-coliins, 2 dnxen, 500; Gold Dol
No; Oonhse Bit, is.00
ss s,a,IshxTs AND Llps-a4e y 10; sugar
fIs PIArT-l. 4. tGxil, "A box, %. !. a.
Lsx,N. q box. s %; Tsxno lixel, Al hox. 81.
rerns, Slxes, Il box, "A 90.
yieced. discorl. 50 = cant /.
stamped, discount - p cent
So-oER--No. l, &c; No. Y aud \, lSc I, i,
DUCK HORSE CoLLAES--to, l, 4. Is a ,os
aAHgs.,two loop, $50 = dozen thrso
loop, $40 = dozen.
TAcEs--ln boxes, 100 papsrs, 100 a boy
SRuB doEs--R dozen, i0' abroad
p'sks, y dozen, $50.
MAfTooKs--S Io1eo, $50.
h0bBEE BELFING--O Discount % n cent
NAus-soc, rate
SEovEts AND SPADES --Rowland's, dis
ceunt " per cent; Ames' list, s;ee. goSis
discount 40 end 10 per cent. ~'@'
HEAVY uARDWARe--ShNf.s cutshat
NV; eales, Is 50; singletrees, wesons. se.
cot, i,'5i buggy, Is; express, $50; wagon
,ongaeS, 10 .0J; hickory axles, 10 90: balsteys
t.1o, COUPLING poles, i.T5; spohes, XXN. a..
Iect, Is; xxx, 40; sawed lelioes, ~, liz,
,, .1V, bowuen shoes, 600, northwastern
morse nails, Not, 800; I, 6,c5; s, 500: h-V
gon, So ratei nlow steel, 20; spring steel
Bu96IEs-Grade L, and spring top, % q
70 S91.uO; do. open, 1000 10 600: do. sidf
spring top, 100 o. To 1890; do. side bsr
eu.Vu 10 iSo "; do. ph@tons, lsN01 to $50 on
grade A, side spring, iSoc0 to sSD. 90: do
pn@tors, lSo.t0 20 20o.00; bump seat bugc en-
~ W 10 2N.OV, platform springs, 10 10 ,,
'fu'c'- bree spriry wagons, M.nl ~ lbs
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EEAfNC IkPLEhEKf 1 HAGBHE CO.. DAMN, 7eyss

No 'smber closed at sg5 toSg7i-? u,,eu,-
Ger closed at $50 toS..s.2l.s.
Lsro IN iruemauc and s. aadlor: prieas
70 nssnef; cash, . 81 to h92 ~: No
Venloer 400 io5 % l-2; Decs,n DER, $50
u xec meats steady dry salted shoulders.
S,so 70 Q ~ snort no, 5l2 '9to Sis; short
a. At,he { erooon boar, whest YVES IS s.E
ana III TO J-Slower.
Corn uncuarged
Pora Ella higher.
aard Irregular and l.. higher fog Oeto
and December.
Tho DroNers' journal ren,rts
Cattle-ReceipIs, C 900; shipments. 10n:
best grades steady, bul othe.s iC c5nis
o@es, sshlssS ser aS $50 toS lS stockers
mixed, 90 20 $50; through 1exas cattle
SLOW al 2 20 10 $50, y estern rangers 10
cents lower, natives and half-b,ee s, $50
Hog Receipts, 800; ma ket opened
s'e SSy ah9 cos. q stronger ats S5 toS.So,
market steady; ma Ives, 200 to $50; Wes'
tern, 10 to 300; Texas, 40 to 3 90
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Heoves Receipts. q
SSad.soaus, an common stock; DO trailing in
peer cattle; d essed neef extremely dull et
D 10 Tor Texas and o.orade sides n i a.
TO So Tor tive sides w
sheep- Rece. pts, 5000; depressed mad
ioWeri sales OF sheep IN a. oad lots were
q, WV, and OF ambs g 10 to s. 10, the low.
est ,hgures In many years Tor like dual lies.
-Four market weak,
neat opened ls 10 Il lower, afterwards
aav, need y TO l, later Tell back i To Ia.
closing heavy; spot Qhet. closing weak;
- 2rei, 80 elevator No Q red, ctober
70, closing 9i>a; November, Q5% 20 g.ls, clos
ing Vots; December, va to 9S1s, Closi Z 915l
corn nm; spot buttons eak; No. z red.
OIL, elevator; n, afioat, No. 2 0ctober. 50s'
to 81, closing 5os4; November. 50 to az
esiioossing 5O,N; becembeT, 1sA 20 A9s, ciosi..g
Coffee Spot fair I,ic quiet, ss<; OPTIONS
dnll and rather easier, sales, 700 bag".
November 10 10 u; December, lis;
January, 40. '''''
Sugar dull; refined steady;o / loas and
cubes, 67s
Mola,ses dui and unsettled
hire stecdy and moderately active.
Ialiow firm and active alf l,IGto5!s,
X sin steady.
Iurpentine duh at e 81
FORK dui at 8 10 10 1903
Lard opened shade highor. closed weak.
advance lost, less doing; saies: n estern
steam, spot, 25to GIL 2; TO arrive, 9 IS -:
NoVemoet IS 10 6,2G Aeccmber, Q Il
10 G,2
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
new YORK DAI.y gepoRx.


Jew foRKlNet,22.- Especial. l-RAilroa
LOCKS lower ca sales to reals profits, and
sopartly on account of The bears.
Honey mora active, win the rate a. the
ocA Exchange 2 TO 10 per cent. This
N'ase was due to the increase IN stock
sniauons, Sterling exchanre irn, with
rs unchanged.
abroad bonds Irregular. Fo.. Worth e.
aver City SIS. 80; Gulf, Colorado &
ata he rs. Ill 3-.; Missouri Pac &c
soils, l.Oj s-s t1l e53l, Galveston, Har-
Hg II San Antonio, western division
5s, q IS. Wabash, genera mortgage 6's,
a7l-2.
III the Cotton Exchange tho demand 10.
future delivery was olly moderate, and
transactions foot up 797CC bales for The DAY.
rThe feeling was somewhat more settled,
Snd reports of frost from some sections of
tie South prevented any heavy selling BY
traders, This was partly offset, however,
|oythe reports OF weaker foreign markets
and easy markets at tho Sor il, and the
CLOSE vas at decline Of TO points
|lrori last light che lmpres-
Sion gains credence that the
present downward movement il being
f'englneered" IN the interest of Wall street
eosculators, who are bealsh On cotton.
Rnd have of late hsld short ID q consider.
hble amount. How far they may carry
fheirope atoms Is a matter o. interest, and
Fome OF the more sanguine bulls are in.
eline6 to predict disastrous ending IL. the
pears movement in the staple.
The WOO market maintains firm tone.
md transactions ara on d fairly liberal
cais 1t is now intim Ated that the Texas
Zip !or the current year win be ccnsidera-
ply below former years, and 17,OOo,CO0
ornds Is considered o liberal estimate.
The cattle market was weaker, with cor
tderable shading In prices, az d 8. good de
nand for choice.
The movemenC of leather from first
ands continues very free, ard fun figures
be obtained.
Hides rule arm, with movement mod.
fate.
Sugar rules stronger with 9 somowha.
otter demand
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GENnRAL MARKET


1.
|NsAs Cry, Mo-, oct 2l..,Waas
psr; casn, a bid; November, 75's Id
{ed; December &c.
q 9ulet;Sl Id asked; NoVomsa =,
asked ) ear. 90 bid, 2eM asked
ut minBl; 2. Did 2l5s asked.
stoph Ind Gator reports:
e.Eeeeipts, i,7yi; shippo euts, l,iSi;
ket dull. oECept Tor fteding steers; TX.
s, I.20 70 3 10: good TO cnoice shir.
i'eu TO .l5i common TO medium, An
stochoH and feeders, 2.5 10 3,S5
..wt TO Z 80; grass Texas steers, . 60 10
s. Receipts, ll,s9a; marxo. ,,oah and
w iower nt3,l0 t3.iO.
p-iteeellts, shlpmonta. none
otQuiet fail 10 good muttons, '.5O &,
oihihoA 10 medium, s0to20s
81 l.oUts.
LOUIS, Oct 3,.--sloI. lcgesto b VI,
qUgtahty changed,
nv active for November al.u May
heraNN lower, but not 20 unsettled
eruay; du2tuntions We're within .
rnnsc, aud prices closed IT, To "a be-
hteruny; No. 2Ied. cash % IL 10 Oh.
noer, " l.2,to ~, clio Ing 81 10; lie.
yo1e tns3.s, closing 0j,i; May, Los 10
Cash h ns ,iS. tbu. options sto,dy;
iniSoi, cash, aSes 10 $685.; onloNor,
,Sss'si NoNotaber, 8, H.; year, $50;
CASH n;gher; options unchanged,
ax ~, cash, silS 10 sdla; Novemoer
pneM qi!ctrt iSp.
Steady and UNCHANGED.
~ steady ~ .01.
siunsurn, weak, ond mos. sales II
Noes
e g.
Meais l.ouse lois, long clear, ij;
p ~; short cluar, $50.
L,ngcloar $50 to 400, short rib.
rs ar, = lsSs TO Ga.
" 70 iu 4 | 90
Pcon t,sri. whOa, y lower.
purely hcrsor,
keccir,a, loo; shipments, l,GNi
ne shi.ppins inquiry; native ship.
ert, s.pu 10 52j, native butcb II
" 10 81; mixed stun, 2Or to $50,
" to y 60: Indians, x5p 20 . o..
necnlpts. G.sp; active and stetdt
llrselpts, 800; shipmeat.. 3. o..
lunu Nnd pficet easy cpmmpn TO
Ilntivcs, s.clt to 2 90, lood 10 chuice
~ thrnts. : % 70 Q ", raSane. 10
irc $40.
20 81 -. f1sur jail a1f week
!W.clS. ~ liye and unset ed, open
" ,osf1r. ti,liied Lat r.. fcll of "a
t.ics uhymg the market aEiiin
Safi ar again. finhlly .clcsl:g
2. ,l'sge ,estcrdnsi prtoher, w
~ \; Dccempcr sTss 70 sss
llhAt steady aud a Ea,ic 1rDcr,
i;,f>,inttr. iu>h ~ c,oFrd
4 Nov gnitrr, sil 70 % rcses'
On S','i!|gs;gsIs,S.
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LEATH. IL.

noUI5vIld.E OAR SOLE LEATHER. x
Iree Of brands, SIC 10; A heavy, one brand
Sls %; y medium, Que brand, 85o 10; Balti,
unnre crop, 40, Keystone on!, cole. M SSSsc
BUFFALO SLAuHrE9--pr'mo,l is to T n
slues. &c %; GOOD, l6 to 90 To sides, gsc ID
sPIultSi u 70 i{ie SIDES, c per ID; q. b.,
S5loM %; No oak harn0ss lea. Al IA SSo,
p; no. hom haruess lee, GGs to; No hem
iiAfnesa LEI, 2sc h; No h6tn pEirtfng
iea- 'he t' N9, hem sB!riag len, 81 to va ~,
10; feat tpd tf'aio leather 800 % 20 4
2nlAApel-i sra CAAs-, Extrq ouatlt,.
n ttel i0t ~ .0seu, .a0tibl Ri Ia WI rt,s' *
G3t'}, w q iiip " M3t0iuEe,i d g9, Il HI
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| Rave added ! ergo allk uopsr,-
meui. To hlack sud eit-ca .ilkr. "a
khadsnes. TilOo;inOs. rhejalmler.
LYONS Anc oifar Hgalii,cs. Al 4 az !.
|tDpin tgp'fc N'fs ana prlor tnsnI.
y. nAUtlAf..
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Tnss.-Uiosed. Nov York, dull; New Or
lcN.'l hLii; Liverpool, steady.
HipE am wnoL..

hiprs-No |, dry tllrt hides, Ito q 10,
No :, ~ nint hides. lie g. N; No 1. dry
vc q ~; ury bulls aud had damaged. 10 "A 10,
dry deer sRlns, i2c d ~. No 1, green sailed
hides, I,c q 10; No =, green sailed hi rs,
gAc t' 10; No. !, green butcher hldes. &c al
lhi No. y, green outchcr b, dies, &c AZ fhser
skins, iirrsSc each.
woJI.-Nall clip, lopl.e HN
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Tue onota,lons given below rsil a xlase
ualtle, living wsigltl
bFKvEs-.a TO 2'fc fiit.
uion. - to SO = hoad
SHkgr.- Prime. il.ac
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NJ. 1910 clarl Avenue.

Es'abahed S iorthe
SEEVous Disc Asses NERVOUS Of MANHOOD rssp
syphis
lroanes structure GoNoRRHoEA GLEET
patton, Malaria Rupture ucsnton
'S o"ea Tor heny new aud certain methods oa 80.
a consultation personally b. mail
ess we can benett Office
treatment male and female ASSISTANTS rr our
ona S7fS'i go
~end stamps Handbook
faaent sent everywl unierte
!. N; q 81 lNsIIIuIE al0 clarE 81 cula -
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q e.. lIsRAih bnltirf.
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kXPoRTs am srouk

kSPoRTa Am STuUka.
Exports from al United Ststee pcrEa thus
lG,sN. Continent, 39,7i6 Stoch Il all Jn;to'
states ports: mis- day, 699.3CG; thls 'ny
las wear, 5l6 Gji,
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Acrdg
NEw foRR, Q,t q Bonds CLOSED a. The
Pilowilg prIceS, hid:
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WASHINGTON Letter.
(FRoM OuE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON. Nav C5. 1855.

lFRoM Oun REGULAR CoRRnsroNDENT)
Washington, May 25, 1885.
The managers Of Mount Vernon
have been in annual session during the
week at the home OF the Father CT his
Country. This corporation is known
as the Board of Regents Of the Mount,
Vernon Association. and il is composed
Of ladies 1n,y. They have succeeded
in making Noun, Vernon a yerjtabIc
Mecca to which riigrimaCn IS yearly
increasing, and they have given the
tomb of Washington a national inter-
sgt The estate has an endowment
fund or SEQ COO raised ly contributors
in various states through the solicita-
tious Of p9triotic women, This is in
vested in United States bonds. During
the year the steamer which goes down
the Potomac daily from Washington to
Mount Vernon and returns, has car
rieu 1900 passengers. The round
trip fee is orc dollar ror capita, AID
the rcce;ots are turned over to the
managers, Tie association has at
tempted to keep up the estate, roads,
fences, to.nbs, and all, restore the cd
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Hsorotssis Ordinance.

Sc it enacted and ordained Ivy the Com
mjsoioncrs Of the Corporation Of Mechanics
town.
THAT Tie ordinance passed and approved
April i!,h 1883 relative ia grading, curb
ing and rravc}ing side walks he extended on
the west side Of South Water street from Tic
north east corner of VIM. Wclh's lot to ex,cn.
sion Of taxable limits Of SAID corporation.
AL person interested IN the above ord.
nance are rcu,iircd to conform with il hclu,,
the lSt day of September 1850. Approved
May "%rl 1855.
NAV % IT. j. HENRY COVER.
President of Board.
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