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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

The city has received great many
people Of late from the North in search
Of health, More would come If san An
tonio's advantages were properly ad-
yertised abroad.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

The war between Bulgaria and seryia
is reported as about ended. II was a
very brilliant but short campaign, in
which seryia got licked, SO to speak, out
Of her boots.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

The Laredo Times says: -. +. New
comb proposes starting a slmon-pure
Republican psper in San Antonio. II
the Republicans Of that town are wise
they will cling on to the reliable LfGHr,"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

The Best Salvc in the world for Cuts,
Praises, Sores, Ulcers. salt Rheum,
ever sores, r-tter. Chappsd Hands,
Chtlhlains, Corns and nh skin Erupuons,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qlifpd. lr g., guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
% centspor box. For sale by \. Dreiss.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

SPEAKING n the death Of the late ".
II. Vanderbilt the Chicago News says
There are those VINO will say that the
blighting hand Of Providence has been
stretched forth for the especial purpose
OF Illustrating the futility Of human am
billion, the weakness OF arrogant pride,
aud utter litteness of monumental
wealth. Is this generation to witness
the destruction Of modern Tower Of
Babel, or will the work 90 on? WIN
Nanderbllts death be followed by the
confusion OF the plans Of ayatioe and
greed and power, and the disintegration
Of the mass OF selfish interests that have
been forming in full view OF the whole
world, or will the process merely suffer
u temporary interruption? These are
questions Of vital importance to every
man, woman and child In the Republic.
II one mans death can affect the dissi-
patton Of such mighty agencies for
possible harm as those that have
been at work under the control of the
servants and associates Of Vanderbilt.
then 1t can not be said that such man
has lived In vain. Vanderbilt was no,
wholly bad as men 60 A refined and
truly good person situated as he WAS
would have left name for philan-
thropic achievements and for labor per-
formed for the advancement OF human
| ity that could never die. Instead of
deyoting his life and his great means
and opportunities to benefitting his fell
low men, he elected to waste 1t in the
accumulation OF money that was OF no
use to him except for the pleasure vul-
gar contemplation Of swollen fortune
can give to gross mind.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14
N0Rddv December ID 1855.

THERE Is some talk Of An extra session
of the Legislature, calamity which the
prayers Of the righteous are needed to
avert.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

IRIS given out unoiiicially that city
Attorney Newton will not be able to
finish that opinion on the water-works
contract at the next meeting OF the
Council. The more delay, the better
the people will understand the Rigan-
tic proportions OF the monopoly portion
Of the contract.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

Gail at the stoves Arm, Company. 240
Commerce street, and see the Bogardus
Shell Sky Rocket They are fired from
double-barTeled shot guns. adapted to
either number 10 or II bore, and will
surely please upon examination. ll-2Otf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

-aS ANtoNtu
EYE AND BAR lNFlRHARY,


NNINN I- iut most Thoroughly NttpU Nu. ANA
cguippcd W 900 everything necessary, luHlud nr
can t'.iitN who hhNr boon treated trriuI Hi
any Institution for thc treatment uf tli. spp.
rAIii 600 tho south or Wogt.
EEUEKESCWs.
Iug following uru ou'y TOW oi t1, many
rcrHhs W hu hu6o been urnontcd ana cured hy
frentW"uf ut this institution
for taiarrh-l. r. Huurpnu. CutHrrh iu
throat. Snu Antonio; q Is johnson, cuturrh 10
throat. manager san Antonio Light. g. kuhn.
cuWrrh OF the head, Denver Col; Miss MARI
Fraser, cntNrrh of the throat nnd cars. Nova
scotia; Frank Newton, cHtarrh Of fhc throat
aiid eyes, Suu Antonio; Mise y. Iuuudsburl,
eatirh on mo throat ana noHd. sam Antunln
The tnrr-A A. Drrschrr. san Antonio. "
DIctCrt nurruo: James Davis. san Antonio,
George, son Of W. G.. Uaughprty, sheriff Frin
county. PcRr4lll. TcN.; " ". Kerry, ESQ Srn
Antonio; n. murphy. San Antonio. y. a.
Allen, Pearsull; J, H. Jones, Major u. r. Feel
j. g. Diermcynr. san Antonio.
The byes-D. n. breeding, blepharitis oilIn.
rls; Major r T. rcel, ptcrvrium: u. q Had.
state, granular lids aud kcrftItis; Frank New
tou, structure lGchrymHl ducts! L. u Lambert.
daughter, bleunofrhWuic cunlunctivitis, An.
ton Hnlamudu, acute CuuiuncfiNitis; J W.
Casey, dat rhter. iritis' NHchaI BrCslir. chnru.
itIs FCru-H; " a ttrnnhHn, irido cycliti-
nl. Of sun Antonio; Is j Vincent, totulla.
uIcur ON curuvn; ". n brown Locsville gran.
tlur i'ds nud kcutu-irItl.; " =. Hugro. Enulo
,fr-, cataract; George I.ucshprR, daughter.
'gatruNilln, stuthIhums; Hueo Sorcl, belmont.
rrtruplum ana triohlusis; Robert Grior. pnna
Rancho. chronic coulunctN'ti, md kcrHtitls:
s. t. Decker, ~tnokdHI', tuuWutir ulcer ami
u'uun on, " d. Tcuhprry, sntillu, Ncxlcr.
iF'N"fHfIr HIruf|n 2.f-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

4 Cough or cold II not promptly attended
to may result iu nm incurublc lung disease.
For all diseases ul the thrOat. breast and
lungs, bronchial or u~thmntic affections,
MOHLENS rWOBlT COUGH SYRUP is II
pleasant and ccrNiu cure. II promotes OK
pcctuution ana removes all diseased matter
which Ohstructs the lungs, the liberation l.
headed, and the sufferer Is restored 10 perfect
health. For sale hy /. KultoYcr a Son.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

Nc. q. u. Rocmer and Henry schumacher
are thorzed solicitors and collectors iut
THE LiaHr and their receipts, ~ agent. will
he duly recognized. Mr.. Roomcr will have
charge OF the delivery of the city subscription
department, and uil complaints aud notice Of
changes given to either OF the above, or loft
NJ thu oiucc. will he promptly attended TO.
rHOmAs IS. JOHNSON.
Business Manager aud Treasurer.
CLIFFORD. Johnson a WINTER.
Entered at Postomcc at San Antonio, Texas,
rs second class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14
ADVERTISING RATES ,
ACE. i i TIi.I


inch see. { / 50sb OO.ss ~ sisuo 5000 ta %
special rates given on larger space aud ong
time advertisements.
Legal advertisements 81 ~ per inch nrst Ia
ertlon 70 cents per inch each subsequent In
serton Trustees sales 81 N per inch nrst In
sertion % cents each insertion afterwards.
Reading matter, editorial page, % cents per
f. 1..fron. Local columns ~ cent?
g. .sufe FIRST week. cents nitCi
A.. rates ON 10 and nm IIH.
runU.H. .U.
Home a... ...n,uts PAYABLE ou hut oi
each month IrI-.out advertising payable Too
advance metal cuts printed.
All cuntrr Utu.i hrn.prutrd Dos the Bust
mess MANAGE
subscribers NOT receiving Hoir rarf 700
please make complaint tu the office. sub
scg.lcrs are warned mot tu r4N .uD.r suls'r.p-
ton except upon pryscnmton ui properly
reco ptod bill from this uihcc.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

lNDNNA will erect monument TO the
memory Of the late Vice Presiuent,
Thomas A. Hendricks, and $4,000 have
already been subscribed. The monu-
ments prepared to General Grant are
making haste slowly, but the Grand
Army Of the Republic will no doubt
erect a handsome shaft to bis memory.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14

aAANNAl bffN FhhFAAAhFhs hN hAbAlNT
ments prepared to General Grant are
making haste slowly, but the Grand
Army Of the Republic will no doubt
erect a handsome shaft to bis memory.
Tue Democratic papers generally that
make mention Of the Presidents silver
policy as expressed in his message, do
60 mildly, and with a certain air Of dis
content They all say it is an able docu-
ment, but don't say 1t very vociierously,
not so yooi'erous us they shot OF the 2l9
gums" last fall In honor OF his election.
InE holiday edition of the Express
was Issued to-day, and consists Of y
pages OF reading matter and advertise
menIs. 1t lacks much in the way Of an
advertisement for San Antonio, aud il
shurn Of the usual review Of trade and
prospects, which have been a great fea-
ture OF past holiday editions Of that
paper.
JUDGE ID. G. ROBINSON makes terse
and crushing reply in the LIGHr to-day,
W hh' hlAlAAfH VI ~ ~ HuulAHltu III llt
Express in defense of the Water-works
Company, and shows up some Of the
fallacies of Mr.. ID. BIS argument. A de-
fender who does not defend Is not Of
much consequence, but MIR. Bracken-
ridges monopoly followers are doing as
well as could be expected under the
circumstances.
The police OF Austin are charged with
taking too much "dishn in the recent
city election. The police In this city
have often and very recently been used
for electioneering purposes. That they
can be made potent factor in elections
Is undenlable, but their employment for
such purposes ia undemOcratic In prin-
ciple and only fit for despotlc govern.
ments. 1t is contemplated by an alder.
man In this city TO introduce an ordl
nance prohibiting a policeman from
taking part in any election In this city
Special policemen should be appointed
to attend the polls, whose duty should
be strictly defined to be to preserve orde
and in no way solicit votes or interior
with those who do, except to the peace
under a severe penalty. That any polio
officer wishing to take an active part IL
any election should give the chief a
least 10 days notice thereof, when h
should be relieved from duty and doii hi
uniform and insignia Of office until afte
the election, SO that the part he takes IL
the election sh I'll be strictly as privat,
citizen. Such an ordinance would re
eeivc the unqualified approval of al
well disposed persons Of San Antonio
and would relieve coming admlnsira
tions from charges that have been cas-
upon the present one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
SIR CHARLES TUPPER's MISSION.

MONTREAL, Aug. "a (SpecidD.-Sir Charles
Tuppcr. late Minister OF Rallwaysand Canals but Eow
High Commissioner Of Canada IN London. England ar
rived I'm the city this morning. 1t rumored that the
object OF his visit 80 take some political appoint
meDt In connection with tho changes supposed to be
about made the Dominion Cabinet. He stated TO
THE TRIBUNE correspondent however that he was here
solely as tho High Commissioner OF Canada
to take steps to promote the intercolonial
exhibition to be held In London next summer.
lie believed that tho matter was important
enough 10 cause him 10 Canada and he believed
had OF advertising itself field for immigration and
that with the liberal advantages which the Dominion
Government had placed at the disposal OF intending
hbtOrs, be felt II would be great success and
he premier colony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CHILLIcoTHE, Ohio, Aug. 81. - The third
story OF the Union shoe factory which filed with
newly manufactured stock, burned out yesterday.
The insurance IL Tor $4,000 which Is less than the
loss The company has been working overtime TO MI
orders.
MARsnFrELD. Wis, Aug. 24.-The staye and heading
mills OF the Marshhed stayo Company destroyed
by fire yesterday. The mills wero owned by syme
Brothers. OF Menasba, and ". Msuror, OF this place.
The OOO and the insurance less than half that
RICHMOND Va, Aug. "a Especial. Fourth Baptist
Church tcolored) this city destroyed by fire this
morning together with four dwellings adjoiuing.
MONTREAL Quebec, Aug GA fire this evening In II. r.
Ives storage sheds caused loss OF 100000 insured In
the Commercial Union for S2250. The nre spread
and damaged six adjoining dwellings and Gillgans
grocery Ottawast Tho loss on these Is not known
They not Insured.
GIBSON. ILL.,, Aug. "a. - Tho cigar factory OF j..
Hanniean, j. ID. Hannamons grocery, T. H. Whites
grocery, vaughn Lsrson's agricultural warehouse,
Mrs Bunch's millinery store, and barber.
shop were burned last night Loss $4,000, insurance
unkuoHn.
CuBA, Ill, Aug 24.-Tho tito works mere valued at
$4,000 we're burned yesterday TIC nre originated
In the kiln-rooms. and under such headway when
discovered that there chance OF saving the
buildings. The proprietors carried partial In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
CLAUS SPRECKELSS SUGAR RING.
THE NEW COMPANY THAT BROKE UP PACIFIC
COAST MONOPOLY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.-Details of the
breaking Of Claus spreckess sugar ring afforded much
talk in commercial circles to-day. The fact that late on
Saturday articles of Incorporation OF the New American
Sugar Refining Company hled, with paid up cap
ita OF 600 000 and with several heavy capitalists as
chief Shareholders showed that the new movement had
solid foundation. spreckels came out In an interview
this morning which calculated to break the force OF
the exposure of the downfall Of his monopoly He
declared there profit In securing control OF
the Hawaiian sugar crop any could bring to this
market all the Manila or philippine Island sugar no
desired the spreckels also sad that these
islands produced half million tons OF sugar yearly
One Of the leading In the new company said to-day
aspreekels is wrong In his estimate OF the amount OF
sugar which be secured from Manila and Central
America All told 1t doesn't amount 10 half his estimate
But even IL he get an the Manila sugar he wants 1t
will not help him in competition with us. We have
three-year contract with planters for $4,000 Of the
10000 tona produced and at rates far below ruling
prices for Cuban sugar in New-York that any impora
don from Manila the East Indies win be at dlsad
vantage of nearly one cent pound This not seem
much but IL gives any mill possessing 1t the bulge on
every other refinery in the country"
Besides this advantage OF low rates II Is understood
that planters who have gued contracts have an interest
In the profits Of the company so that the scheme
Is cooperative break down CALLING monopoly
which pressed heavily upCa every on the coast
IL ia also understood that 1t 5preckess power cannot
DO broken by this corner sugar the new company
viii sell Hawaiian sugar market just as 1t arrives
here This crude Just what fruit candy
makers and others need spreokels has never allowed
it 10 90 on ,e market every pound through
refneries Another director Of the company said
that the amount OF sugar which Spreckes Will get from
the isauds this year will not keep his refinery running
three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
INCREASE OF CHOLERA.
SPREADING IN SPAIN AND FRANCE.
CITIES on THE PENINSULA DEvAsrED nj THE DIS
EAsE-MANY GASES ~ MARsEILLEs.

EAsR-MANY CASES IN MARsEiLLEs.
MADRID, Aug. 24.-Revised returns give the
number Of Of cholera throughout gpain yes
tcay a. boio, and tho number Of deaths from that dis
ease $3.50
Te following statistics show tho Increase In the
Der OF eases OF cholera and In the number Of deaths
the cfom IN the prIncpal infected districts Of spain
yes 'rtay compared with tho 10th nst.. week pre-
vic
siicante. 80 more nav case. md 97 moro deaths !
In rcelona 90 cases ana ~ deathsi In cuenea, $3.50
cafs and 81 deaths IN Madrid "a eases and deaihs
In afo, 81 and 80 Gcathsi In yalladolid, is2
cab ind 20 deaths IN Almeria, 400 easea aud l2f
der In Cordovs. e7 and Ia deatha In Loyruno,
40 - and Is deaths I'm Navarro, 207 eases and los
the new ca-es reported Tor tho twenty four
% .,sns sn nr'slr. ys'sr ,snny. nm lie I0,S m
ore dn no new cases we're n less and the deaths lOD
less In Valencia there 90 loas IN Palencia
there we're eases and 2 deaths aud IN sara
eessa the new eases were 1913 less and the deaths "a
y NgRsKLLEs. Aug 2l-Noon.-Thc cholera IA perceptl-
bly, sreasing hero every hour aud tho situation Ia a
ref alarmng. within the past forlye hours goo
ne sss have been admitted 10 the Pharo Hospital
AMI Ing tho period 200 deaths from the disease
ha lFe reported Within the city limits besides nity in
g. luadred aud sixty deaths from cholera have oc.
GUY nsrs during tse pas, Two asys r.ro,,.a IN mi.
citi day. Attbc pharo Hospital eight patients az a.
for iyre discharged and ten were admitted The mun.
cir ,Tnrh0ritcs have voted the provisional sum OF
6Ot rHDes to relieve pressing needs
I tuS, Aug 24.-Fifty persons have died here dur
ing past forty eight hours from cholera
C. kLrAR Aug. 24.-Thero IA Of cholera
asl - ore and two q coal hulk lying In the
hal
" nuSoroS, Aug. 2i.-United States Consul sprague
INF - The Department OF State that clean bills OF
hes are being issucd at Gibraltar
f.-.ECAUTIoNs ON THE MEDTTERRANEAN
SsrASTINoPLE, Aug. 24.-News having
bed eeived here OF Of cholera the vicinity Of
- quarantine has been ordered against vessels ar
riyl t-here from Genoa
* Z. A1g. 2A-Tne health Of Italy is excellent
ia 1sy. Aug 2l.-There have been tweL,y.sx deaths
fyo slolera here In the past tweny-four hours At
NV mere have four deaths from cholera On board
thof sneh squadron
-BAN SYMPATHY FOR THE SUFFERERS.
J. .vANA, Aug. 20.-Tha accounts of the
ravf o. cholera SPAIN g'.lch daily published
hers ave induced tho Dario de Ia Marina to open
su ptlop st relief Of the sufferers from the
dise The entire press Of the island f,vors the idea,
andt Mondag last "A meeting was held at the real
deu4 OF Count de Casa More for the purpose OF ap'
poll x % commission, under tho naino or "Junta
Ucsf "a" 10 take the matter IN charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
GRIMES AND CASUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPB.
sHOOTING A HOTEL PROPRIETOR

SHOOTING A HOTEL PEOPRlETOR
RocKLAND. Me-, Aug. GA light occurred on Main.
at this forenoon b. Severance, proprietor OF
the Lindsey House, and Joseph Clinton, assistant city
constable severance struck Cnnton VINO Grew % = re.
effect two the thigh and one, dangerous one In the
groin - - -
MURDERED WHILE ASLEEP IN CAMP.
ST Louis Mo-, Aug 24-A dispatch from Vinifa,
indian Territory, says that Frank T. Cass and A. p.
oodykountz, OF Vlnita who left there aweek ago for
tho Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservation TO buy cattle,
were murdered while asleep In camp, about two miles
from tho sac and Fox Agency. last Thursday night.
Both were married to Indian women.
BEATEN AND LEFT TO DIE.
WuKEsBARRE, Penn. Aug. 24.-Andrrw Kossosk. q
uungarian was found early thi, morning lying across
the track OF the Philadelphia snd Reading Railroad. at
Ashley. He was UNCONSCIOUS buI stili alive Two men,
Curry and Boyle, who drunk. met kossoski, who
WA, on his way home. and unmercifuly beat him upon
the head with club, smashny his skull
LITTLE CHn.DREs TURN BUTCHERS.
MosTGoNERY Ala, Aug. 24.-A dispatch from Talla-
dega saws that L. H. McGowan killed and dressed pig
for barbecue last Friday. His three children. age
Tho n,ext day Mc(iowan left home and the children
agreed to repeat the operation Having no pig the two
elder children proceeded 10 butcher the youngest They
hnnv and were proceeding to eisenhower 10 when their
mother discovered the horrible tragedy.
ARREST OF A MINISTER FOR TRIVIAL CAUSE.
PLYMOUTH, Mass Aux 24-Dr Douglas, well
the sncosed grounds OF the Pilgrim Society on saturday
and was arrested respassng, causing much feeling
and some indignation.
KILLED REUAusE HE WOULD NOT APOLOGIZE.
CHARIHsTos, 4. o., Aug. 24.-On street In Lancas-
ter, Il. e., Saturday night b. +. welsh q pronnent
mercnsut shot e. M9oro INA, ne nnar nsned
him almost Instantly Weisn says thas Moore hsuo"
him aud refused To apoloRizo
THE MURDERER {" PUGGY" OLEARY AT LARGE.
CHICAGO. Aug 24.-The police have not succeeded In
arrestug PIGGY oLeary for the murder OF ms ihs
SATURDAY night. Mrs. souy, who was shot aud badly
wounded, died this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
SMALLPOX IN MONTREAL.
EXCITEMENT OWN TnK EriDKMio = PRAYERS or
FKREn IN ruE cuuHcHTs

MONTREAL. Aug. "a tSpccian. n.-Tho excite
meni over the smallpox epidemic IN this city continues
and tho rush Of people 10 tho Health Once and 70 the
vaoeinating stations 10 be ysccnated Il trcmcndeuN
People In other places appear 20 be afraid Of having
visitors from Montreal The city police river police and
detectives Of Quebec Tor insaco, have been Instructed
10 watch all strangers arriving from Monlrea who have
sny appearance of iness aud 10 ascertain where they
are going In order that ths health officers may traeu
them N necessary precautionary against
the introduction OF smailDor Much surprise Il
pressed 80 the fact that garden sstaebsd the small
poK hospital ia leased Tor $500 10 market gardener,
who sells his vegetables a. the public markots This
garden is also used by tho smallpox pasienia
There were some twenty ave eases OF smallpot r..
ported here to-day 40 the Health pcpafimca,, noen
Sunday and forty.four Saturday There twenty
ain deaths during the forty eight hours ending
to-day The mortuary show that afy-sis people
have died from smalros during tho week. nny.three
Catholics aud three Protestaha of shs former nity.
were French aud Two English ana ofthe laiisr two
English and ono French The total number Of fn,ernehls
was i32 In acceptance slth ~ order Issued by Mon.
Roman Catholic churches yesterday o. special PRAYER
concerning the smallpox epidemic IN most ~ the scr
reference also made 10 the visitation Of Tho
disease. the priests uring that every pteeaulisn be
terccssions 20 The Almighty held daily In the East
End Roman Catholic churthea one clergyman offered
90 vncclnae his whole flock and himself with pure AMI
NAL vaccine. An assistant vnrclnatOr hBa been nf
pointed 90 tho Health once. work has become grrat
A NEE ing of the Protestant Board OF school COmmis
soncrs will be held tomorrow TO consider the hdvlsn
biity ~ pOstponiug the opening OF the schools The
Roman Catholic schools advertised to bo opened ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
DEPARTURE OF THE CITY DELEGATES.

No prominent Republican politicians were
20 be found at their accustomed baunts last evening
Many OF have gone to Saratoga to attend the meet
ing OF the State Committee there TO- day. The remainder
are away by the seashore or are summering az inc
various mountain resorts. Several OF the Republican
leaders went up on Saturday evenings boat Others
went by train yesterday, and few on last evenings
boat. John j. OBrien and Robert q. McCord came up
from Coney Island yesterday morning and took the Train
for Saratoga. On the train were Police Justices
Jacob NJ Patterson and holon b. Smith, ex-Fire Com
missioner Cornelius Van Cott John r. Lydecker, John A.
Eagleson. the Of the State Committee, ana
Electric Subway Commissioner Jacob Hess. ana
Bernard Bglin John Brdsa. the member from Queens
County. Edward H. Hobbs. Jonathan Moore, william n
Beard and Louis T. Nicot the Brooklyn nenJers went
the train. The ew-York members consist oil
Messrs Van Cvtt OBren, Patterson BgliD. Ly decker
Smith aud Eagleson. Tuere Is vacancy In the WIN
District caused by tue death Of John ii. Brady.
There seemed be unaniu ty Of sentiment In favor
OF holding the Stale Convention the wees after the
date uxed by the Democrats Various places for holding
the convention suggested, among them S,rat0sa.
Albany and Syracuse. The majority favor Saratoga
because OF the good hotel accommodations Affords
tte said BY the party 10 the probable choice OF
the various candidates for Governor Ali were confident
that any good would win. He would be 8 re to
receive the hearty support OF all factions In the party
What was necessary was good work and organization
after tie ticket WAS PLACED In the HELD