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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-29

Are headquarters for D. Landreth & Sons
American seeds field, garden and flower;
wholesale and retail,
Agents for the Meikle Blue Grass sulkys,
the Brinly's celebrated Universal plows. the
bined, hand seed drills, piows and cnItiyators:
Chas Muth's honey eXtractors bee smokers,
knives, etc; Gust. V. Brecht's meat cutters
and butchers utensils; the Bell City feed
cutters; Harrison Bros, g. Co.'s Town and
Country ready mixed paints and colors.
Just received 800 bushels Early Amber and
Orange cane seed, 300 bushels of sorghum,
500 bushels German millet 200 bushels of COM
mon or cat-tail millet. 800 bushels extra clean
Johnson grass Seed 5000 lbs alfalfa, so bushels
Kaffir corn; also bermuda, orchard, Kentucky
white, bokhara, alsike, espersette and burr
clover. Buckwheat, castor beans. Russian
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select white and yellow gourd seed corn
$50 mos
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RraCa TN.

You are feeling depressed, your sppe-
tite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are fidgetty, nervous,
and generally out Of sorts, and want to
brace up. Brace up, but not with stimu-
lants, spring medicines, or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whiskey, and which stimulate you
for an hour, and then leave you in worse
condition than before. What you want
Is an alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality. and give
renewed health and strength. Such a
medicine you will find In Electric Bit
ters, and only 30 cents bottle at A.
Dreiss' Drug Store.
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ReneWS Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay County
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story, the
truth of which is vouched for by the residents
Of the town: -! am 70 years old, have been
for many years; could not dress myself with
out help. Now / am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own house
work. j owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for
having renewed my youth, and removed COM
pletely all disease and pain" Try q bottle, SOC.
and 81 at A. DRESS Drug Store. 4-9-ly
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THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

Are born into the world every day with some
eczematous affection, such as milk crust, scal
head, scurf, or dandruff, sure to develop into
an ayonizing eczema, the itching, burning
and designation of which make life pro-
longed torture unless properly treated.
warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP, an ex
Quisite Skin Beautifier, and a single applca-
ton of CUTICURA the Great Skin Cure, with a
little CUTICURA REsOLvENT, the New Blood
Purifier, is often sufficient to arrest the pro-
gress of the disease, and point to speedy
and permanent cure.
Hence, no mother who loves her children,
who takes pride in their beauty, purity and
health, and in bestowing upon sthem childs
greatest inhertance,-a skin without blemish.
and body nourished by pure blood,-should
fail to make trial of the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, Soc;
SOAP. 25c.; REsOLvENT, 81. Prepared by the
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Mass.
eaY Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
"a pages. SO illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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The Laredo Times assumes to open
the ears of Gov. Ross, but only exhibits
its own immense flappers, when 1t says:
THE San Antonio LIGHT reproduoss a
portion OF the letter OF Gov. Ross to oiti-
zens of Wharton county as it saye, to
prove its position, by good democratic
authority, that the life of the oolored
man Is not as sacred in Texas as Is" the
life OF white man. Gov. Ross would
doubtless object to such a construction
of his letter II he deemed the position Of
the LIGHT worth attention"
Governor Ross whole letter Is con-
firmstion strong as holy writ Of every
word uttered by the LIGHT anent that
Wharton massacre.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-29

= RV'c Skin and Scalp preserved
DND l ~ and beautitied by CUTI-
CURAi MEDICATBD SOAP.
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ADVICE TO Mothers.

HTs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teetnIng. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allsys all pain,
a.
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ID EDITION.
latest Tal6gIanS 10 The Star.
The Sessions Close TO.day-the Report
of the Treasurer.

Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR.
BALTIMORE, March 13.-The 10th annual session
OF the Baltimore NJ. L. conference finished UP its
business to-day and adjourned. soon after re-
iIgious services by Rev. c. Ii. Mytinger had been
concluded, q debate arose over a question CT
law az 10 the manner in which local
preacher, who had Withdrawn from the church,
ana SrTrendered his parchments could regain his
membership. fhc committee 10 which the ques-
ton nad Ueen referred, reported that ne could re-
turn only through the regular course beginning
as probationer. and the report was adopted.
TIIs TRBAsUEER's EEPogr.
Rev. Page Milburl, the treasurer, submitted his
report, a. follows: Missionary collections, Balti-
more district, s1o,62L23 East Baltimore, s969aOs;
west Baltimore, sS.462.25; Washington, s., 100;
Cumberland, s.,21o.ss. Total, Sa,1I7.4i In
crease, sJ1S21. Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Socie;y, Baltimore d.ssr.c;, S2,1st33;
East Baltimore sJ54S4; west BIitiinjre, 81 ,4t9l
Washington. Si,409.s1; Cumberland, SE.o2o;
toiai. s0,StS'.2G; inC redsc Sl0l.g4 WOinens ione
BALTIMORE, s;s!; West Baltimore, sl9S; Washing
ton, S4Ja.19; Cumberland, -; total. SsO4.'9; In
erease, s559@ Church Extension society: Balti-
more district s6i3; East Baltimore, SfIta'O: West
Biliinore, SIS; Washington. s31:i15; Culnoer-
t t,n, H5l total; aearea a,c
e E1t aG @ mes Ball. al.
more. s4Is; Washington, s1i.O5; Cumberland, SSS.
T0ta, ,s;I6.s1. DecrcJsc. s5;!iS. sunday senooi
West Baltimore, slO5; Washington. $500; Guns
Land, $50: total, Si.4.6o; increase. Sl.Gl:
LOIS saitiW Nor, astrs si! .s Ea WasSp ls
ton, $3.50; Cumberland, S'9"0; total, 1859;
decrease, 1885. Board OF Education: Baltimore dis
tricl, sl94; East Baltimore, sl3s; West Baltimore,
fl57.50; Washington slI.34; Cumberland, s53;
Total s653S4. Decrease, sI564S. American Bible So
clety: Baltimore distrct, s37T.61; East Baltimore,
slGo21; West Baltimore. s21I.60; Washington,
f.Os.2S; Cumberland. s71. Total, sl,026.1G. In
crease, fs&S7. Conference Claimants: Baltimore
dlstr.e;, q ses; East Baltimore sl37I; West Bal
tirnore, n,ol4; washington, 81 .43J; Cumberland,
s439. Total, Sc 2S. Increase. sS2.65.
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BOOK NEWS
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worth its weight in gold for skin diseases
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IsI-s,.


BRoDIx On Tuesday, March IL. 1855. ai ana.
MERCEDES fr,fsut daughter OF Charles X aud Jose.
phine ". Bros,ix, AGED thirteen rOsshs.
street, THURSDAY, S.rca, ID. - O'clock pns.
GASCE- On March d 1855. ALMA l. youpssst
daughter OF Richarst and Rosa sis.ch
norsh~es Isi.:asss irieaa- % fann, srs 10.
yitod 70 attend.
HEATH AZ Nor<oli, Va on Monday. March lefh.
1883. nj 3 an. Miss ANNA U. HEATH. "a THIS city.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
JOHNSTON; On Monday. Han:h IL lsss. AZ I
and daush;er OF Ars and the kte Thomas Flynn aged
northeast. THURSDAY, st pm Relative. and friends
OF the family respectfully invited 20 atte,d.
s:l5 o'cb,ck am, THOMAS r. NALvAN m the aftys
seventh year OF his age.
street north west on W.pesiry. March ltss. ~
O'Clock. Friends respectfully invited " axtssa.
MILLER On March ~, 1885, ct IL 10 a m. of
4; s sass ~; Thor ns-- hAsf SSskfiNE
Fun.rsi from St. pssrics. church wednesday morn.
ing a. 10 o,clocs Friends Of the family rcspscuully
MUEII.ER On Saturday. March 10, lses. IN u
aFsy,s.ie, ysss % - has ,s are: CARL sUELIkk
vssI On wsdSesdss the iSsS inss. ., ccsaaf nm,
Fraends are requested 20 ssssod Tf~
zIER Departed this life, March az, 1855. q 10
e,Sl9sk Pr siser short nlnsss Of thrss dayS CARL
Philip Ger. seed nineteen months and three dsya
CYL Carl must we Eive yon No.
How can we dri,k that bitter Gun
And ssy Q long and lest farewelr
s SiI 49, nn, sn ss'sepsn Jesus srs nd thsrs -
Tsn.sl VII take place from p.zsnts, reslasscs No
o'cieea ThnIsdsy. heis:ises Of the fs.aaly -
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LYNCHED FOR AN OLD CRIME.
The Murderer Of Gen. Grimes Taken
from Jail and Killed.

RALEIGH, y. c., March IA special to the News
and Observer from Washington, n. c., says:
About O'Clock this morning the steamer Beta,
on her way to this place, blew signal
TO open the draw to the bridge. The
brdgekeeper responded, but found an obstruction
in the way. The draw could not De opened SUM-
GENTLY for the steamer TO pass. On investigation
1t was found that there was d rope hanging from
crossbeam OF the draw with heavy
weight attached. When pulled up a
lifeless body was found the end or the rope. to
which was attached placard with the Inscription
Justice at last
The proper authorities were promptly notified,
and the body was left 10 dangle I'LL daylight
and until a coroners jury could be empanelled.
The body proved TO be that OF William
A. Parker, who was tried for the
assassination OF Gen. Byran Grimes, some seven
or eight years ago. He has been heard to boast Of
the deed on several occasions when in liquor.
~ seems that yesterday for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct he was con-
signed TO the lookup, place part1tioned oil
IN the rear OF the engine-hOu5e, with three
cells for such cases. An old colOred man
at night looks after and attends 10 the
wants ~ the prisoners, he sleeping In an
adjoining cell. He deposed 1t the inquest that
about O'Clock am. he was awakened By a
slight noise, ana noticed that the light
realize what was the matter he was con-
fronted by at least half dozen masked men, who
told him To keep quiet ON pain OF death. They APP
preached the cell in which Parker was confined.
wrenching off the lock and carried him outside.
He was heard TO cry out ''murder" once or twice.
There is no evidence as TO who the Participants in
this transaction are.
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NorH1va LnkE THxn-

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F'ro-up: and effective IN ihe!r sesion. they leave
10 ll-eae.is. and may be administered to old or
yoaaz. Bsrbert ElveIi. of East Saginaw. Mrici..
sNys; 7 v1s s treat sufferer from cous,ip1-
ucn. Headlsche. spd General Dchility. Ny sin
vas yellow. and had constant pain IN my side
and hack other medicines faiiin~. took three
tosss % Ayers Pills and am cured"
Il was severely afflicted with Dyspepsia ans
FnisEScmsn; Of the Liver. most Of the time b.
ins unable 6, retain any solid food Three boxes
q: Ayers Pills cured RE ."-Iaeius Alexander.
Nsrbleksld. Mass.
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mhly
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s o z o ID o n I,

Dandru0 and other scalp diseases are
rroaptly cured by HIDRoSAPHrHoL
soar. which IL equally sfHcacious fog
hiochss. pimpass. rough skin. chapped
hands or lips. and all skin affection =.
While 10 10 highly msdicassd 10 IL swee,ly
pernaDed mailing 10 an elegant and &C.
eepe~ble toilet regulate. As . SHAVING
sosp II quickly cures bsrber's itch and face
pinapisa Each eske in neat tin box.
25c
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THE GREAT MARCH STORM.
WARRINGTON STILL ALMOST COM.
PLErELY CUT OFF FROM THE
WORLD.

The siege al the Elements Not Yet
Raised-Thc Wind Storm COnsinues-
Railroad Travel from the North Cut
off-Bus Few Telegraph Wires i'm
Operation.
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Odessa Dfspatch 70 tho London Daily Newa
OF the three new Russian war ships completing
at Sebastopol, the Tchesma, Sinope and Katarine
H. the first only b likely to be ready tor sea within
the current year. The completion OF the two last
months The Katarine II, am assured by an
English naval expert win inevitably prove Q
failure. Her construction. which was entirely the
aflrmed to be 20 detective that experienced naval
judges fear the conclusion OF her heavy guns
viii moro OF less shatter her hull The Tchesma
and Sinope which may be said TO be English built
vessels constructed In Russia, are two powerful
armored vessels OF the INST ciasa None OF these
vessels have yet received fts armament without
which the TcheSma, In short trial trip the other
day, attained speed Of l4X knots with extreme
pressure.
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From Tho AtlAnea COnBtitutl0h.
Coweta County had q newly-eaected Justice
named johnson, fun Of wise saws ana modern In
stances. BIN Jones was sued In his court II was
his first casa. On trial day defendant appeared
with his council. Col. Slm4 and fied plea OF pay
he IS now ready to verify. and prove, &C." THIS
done be moved TOR contihuance on the ground
that his witness 20 prove the plea was absent,
fully meeting ali the requirements OF the law The
court listened patiently until he ended, then said
to the lawyers: "L0ok here. squire, didn't your
agwine TO read to yer. Wherefore he says am
now ready to verify, kc.' Now DO swears he amt
ready. Squire. am going 70 hold him to his llrst
he did and entered Judgment against the defen-
dant A certaorsn was applied for. granted, and
be answered. Admitting tne truth, but excluding
himself IN the co0cinS10n That owing 70 the
selr-jusrincation Of the lawyer and The hasangoG
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CHARLES SAYLOR ON TRIAL AT DANyILLE FOR Way
LAYING AND KILLING r. L. COHEN.
DANvIILE, Va, March 13-The trial OF Charles
SaylOr, who wayiaid and murdered X. l.. Cohen,
last June. was commenced Friday. Only one juror
was secured OUT OF nearly two hundred men sum-
moned. Cohen was on hts way 70 his place OF bust
ness hen his slayer shot him from under cover.
The court convened at o'clock this morning,
and the time was consumed In trying TO secure q
jury.
After exhausting the panel without obtaining a
Juror the court adjourned to Thursday. The
sheriff was ordered 10 summon fifty men from
the county. The trial will be long and tedious.
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II IN seldom necessary for bright giri 70 take
advantage Of the puerogafive leap-year gives her,
for there are 70 many more Ingenious and salts
factory means at her disposal For several weeks
group OF young people I'm Albany have been de.
voting themselves TO amateur theatricais, paying
particular attention TO the presentation OF drama
which has ITS elimination IN . proposal anc ac-
ceptance ~ the leading actorA In this case the
heroine was even more deeply Interested IN the
hero than the extgencies OF the play required and
In accepting the oner of his affections Was 20
ardent that It set the y0ung man thinking. pntl
scene real This he effected Just after the IasI re-
hearsa1 few evenings ago. and his prospective
bride VII take care that ne never learns how art
fully she ct his mind moving In The direcSa0n -
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HEAVY GALE AT NORFOLK.
Considerable Damage Done in the lBaf'
Dor. and Outgoing Vessels Detained.

Dor. and Outgoing Vessel. Detained.
NORFOLK, Va, March 12.-At an early hour yes
terday morning the wind commenced 10 blow
half a gale from the northeast, which continued
throughout the day, accompanied by heavy rain
at nightfall. The wind shifted 10 the northwest
and blew a heavy gale, The velocity OF the wind
reaching So miles an hour Considerable damage
was done in the harbOr. No casualties have yet
been reported from the coast, which may ne Ow-
ing to the fact that all 81, nal-service wires are
down. But as the gale was OFF snOre it'll" appre-
hension Is felt concerning marine disaster. AL
out-g ding shipping mas been detained.
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NEWEST NERVES,
terrible Visions this little word brings before
Tie syss Of the nervous
HEADAcaE NEURALGIA
INDIGESTION, sLIEpIxssSEss
NERVOUS PRosrRATIoN
An Stare taem IN the face. Yet al these nefvous
troubles can he cured By using
fAINEs CELERY COMPOUND.
For ths Nervous. The Debnisassd, the Aged.
THIs GREAT NERVE TONIC
Also contains tAs bsst renedis. for diseases. oondtions
Of The Kidneys. Liver and Blood. which
Always scoonpany nerve TROUBLES
hs aSsrvs Tonic. an Alternative Laxative, suds
piaress~ That iswsyn
CURES wHES OTHERS FAIL
sloo sottls. send for fun particular
WILLS. RICHARDSON co. propris,ors.
Burlington. VT
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different Coo01esoes.
Ftom IL New Yoek Sun.
Ateondant 90 railroad pgouadent,-~A Committees
10 outside, SIR"
Railroad pfes,0snt-sTsll the committee snat We
pgupooe % nght this strike 70 the hlfSer END. no
ad1hlttanCes - comprOmiDa" =
CIR pogteR uES = = -
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R.sv.r.
n. O. v. p.
Rsv.R

"Rospou dsx 81 vous plsir'-Respond ycu pleass.
Thsse kstc hsvs Ions been ussd in soea inssrcours
and hearaftcr H p win be sdded- stgnify1ne that
guests viii not scceps fnvitsesons uuls.s your ode
hssni q cosos q stocked with The zub funsA before
they arrive ordsr % rigif svay q yosr orocsr ~
Drusyiss or Of q H. CRATES Soma Boston. ths
mxr1fsrturwu
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COUNT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Crown agt Baltimore and Potomac Rail.
road Company; on hearing.
EQUITY CouaT-yudge Dor.
To-day, Grinder aQt. Mccoy; Martha MCCOY ap-
pointed guardian al litem.
CIRCUIT COURT No. Judge Hogner.
To-day, Williams ct al agt. Rooney; motion for
new trial Overruled Barbour agt Mcintosh; on
trial
CncUrr COURT, No 2--Judoe MerrSck.
To-day, Wright agt. Lee; verdict for plaintiff
500. Hardy agt. District Of Columbia; on hearing
POLICE COURr-Judoe SaRH.
To-day, Walker Dean and John Weeden, colored
disorderly conduct In the county; s. or Is DAYS
each. Smith Adams, colored, cruelty 70 animals:
Is days. Jnc. Allen, destroying private property:
SIS or 30 days. Alfred Wheeler, destroying tree;
personal bonds. Geo p. Smith, failing TO remove
horse to q tree; collateral forfeited. John Burke
and Edward Quigiey, destroying private prop
erty; do.
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The Potomac Club Fair.
FUN AND BUSINESS COMBINED AT THE NATIONAL
RIFLES ARMORY.

FUN AND BUSINESS COMBINED AT THE NATTOyAI
RIFLES ARMORY.
While the wind was whistlng and whirlinp on
the outside OF the National Rifles Armory last
night crowd that was just comfortably large
was having even better time inside amid the
beautiful hangings with which the hall is deco
and 1t is expected that it win be the most pros.
porous. Wednesday night has been set apart for
the coming OF the Diplomatic Corps and the Army
and Mrs. cleveland win Be present On thursday
night the Oakland the "Old GUARD will pay their
respects and Their suPerq%Sns cash to the vgor.
the climax OF the far-the decision OF the various
contests that have been waged between the COM
house stu continues the chief center Of Interest
Tickets going fast, and from to- night they viii
DO SOLD ut q special booth. President Herr has
most business-like and honorable manner, and
the limit Of the tickets has nearly been
MR. = DGy the stSor q the
Ihursdsy might Merit, the tailor, has donated a
cents cSaRce The LADY selling the most Chances
to be given handsome walking jacket.
LEGAL Notes.
This morning, In the Court in General Term. the
case OF C. r. L Crown against the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad was argued This u one OF the
o Sy q
In the casa OF John Foller Qunatic, Judge OK
made an order In the Equity Court to-day direct
ing L. p. Shoemaker to pay $40 balance In his
hands into the registry OF the court
Mrs.. Shea, who lives near I'd and Boundary
streets fell on the fee near 4th and streets this
morning and broke her arm.
The house OF MI. c. G. Cole, 1705 street, was
badly injured by IRE about O'Clock this morning.
A nre occurred this morning at No. 1871 14lh
street; but little damage was done.
The police have received the following additional
contributions for the benefit OF the poor: Jas W.
Orme, $50; Miss Clymer, $40; cash. s..
T. Brown has bought FOR q, 200, Of ]. D. O'Neil
et q, SUB 80, square 495, Is by l22 feet inches
on street, between 4th and 9th streets south.
west
The Cm Psi FRArKRHIrY.-The resident mem
bers OF the Chi Psi fraternity met In WIZARDS
Hotel parlors last evening and organized an alumni
association electing senator Palmer, Of Michigan,
president; Gen. F. D. Sewall, vice president; LW.
MAYOR, secretary; L N. Buf0rd. treasurer; also
f0ll0W1ng executive committee: VIM E. Earle,
chairman; ChaA e. Lewis, Geo. DoOlittle Post
m44er General Dickinson, member OF the Chi
f1 lehapter u Michigan University, was present
% the meeting. The annual convention 0 the
fraternity win be held In this city April 4 and g.
SUR yoR DANAGnL-In Circuit Court NO. g,
Judge Merrtck, to-day, tho case OF John Hardy
agt. the District wastaken up Cor trial This II to
recover 5000 damages alleged TO have been
csnsso ~ property oy the caying N OF the az
caSatlon fos the Boundary sewse u 1o0A
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Danvine 10 Have an Exposition.

DANyILLE, VA, March 13-A mass-meeting
to-day resolved 10 hold grand southern Tobacco
Exposition and trades display here next fall.
There will be added exhibits OF agricultural pro-
ducts, STOCK, and machinery OF all kinds