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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-14
A FOOL PROPHECY.


The republican readers Of the LIGHT
are specially commended to the commu-
nicaton OF Enquirer" found elsewhere
In this issue. Concerning the prophecy
OF the Austin Dispatch, therein referred
to, the LIGHT, speaking as authoritative
ly for the party In Texas as any one
can, says, most emphatically, that
prophecy was conceived 10 bed OF lies,
brought forth In the lap Of deceit,
wrapped In the swaddling clothes OF
falsehood, baptized in the fountains of
mendacity, and nourished at the breast
Of untruth. Neither the leaders Of the
republican party In Texas, nor the re-
sponsible journals Of the party, have JUS
titled any such prophecy. The party In
Texas, as else where, the LIGHT believes
to be the party Of high license, wise le-
gal restriction, strict enforcement Of
such legal restrictions, and policy as
far removed from the fsnatlcism Of pro-
hibition on the one hand as from the de-
lusions Of free whisky on the other.
The LIGHT believes that the republican
party, represented In the state oonven-
ton Of Texas this year, will be squsrely
In line with the general declarations
OF the party all over the country. The
republican party is per Sc the party Of
high license, legal restriction, and OPP
posed to the domination of the saloon
interests In the councils Of the party. 1t
is equally opposed to prohibitory enact
ments, and plants itself squsrely upon q
platform Of opposition to all interference
with the personal liberty OF the
citizen as contained In prOhibi-
tive class legislation. Some IA
natics there are In the republican
party, as elsewhere, but they do not
constitute the party, by decided ma
jority. Even these. as In Iowa, are
showing signs Of reactionary influences
and ideas at work. and . REIMBURSEMENT
will follow in the course of time. Let
Texas republicans possess their souls in
peace and grow hopeful. There must
be some signs of danger in the demo-
ocratic camp when such prophecies are
made concerning republican movements
In this state. There Is no more danger
of the republican party, in the state con-
vention this year, declaring In favor of
free whisky, than there is Of the demo-
cratic party declaring in favor of pro-
hibition and running Carroll for gov
ernor. INQUIRER can rest calmly In
his little bed and sleep the sleep of
good republican. Texas republicans may
do some foolish things, but they have
not yet been forssken Of all wisdom and
denied the exercise OF sound discretion.
The prophet OF the Dispatch will climb
far up the golden stairs before he sees
Texas republicans, or republicans any
where. putting a free whisky plank in
their state platforms. The prayer of the
party today is: From the evils Of prohi-
bition and free whisky, good Lord de-
liver us!
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The Prescription Pharmacy.

The PTeSCTIptIOn PhdTndCV.
Near the corner Of Alamo and Com
MERGE street, stands the well knowP
pharmacy of Messrs. Rsglsnd & Ken
needy. popularity known as the City Drug
store. Particular attention is given to
physicians prescriptions, as is shown by
their large and rapidly increasing files.
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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
troubled with kidney complaint and lameness
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 l owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for
having renewed my youth, and removed com,
pletely all disease and pain" Try bottle, SOC.
and 81 at a. Dreiss' Drug Store. +9-ly
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Bucklen'S Arnica SalVe.

Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
CornI and all Skin Eruptions, positively cures
Piles or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For saleby
civ A. DREIsS.
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NOT READY TO DIE YET.

A FoolProphecy that viii not Come
SAN ANTONIO, April l3.
MIR. Editor:-In an able editorial
found In the Austin Dispatch OF April
18th, 1883, you will find this state ment,
"In the first place 1t is foregOne con.
clusion that the republican convention
(of Texas) will in its next platform favor
the removal of all licenses and restric-
lions on the sale Of liquors."
Now, Mr.. Editor, whilst 1t Is true that
some republicans and republican papers
Of Texas, have gone q great length In
defending the "whisky interest" In
Texas, Is it not q SANDER to charge
Texas republicans with an intent
to favor the. removal OF all
licenses and restrictions on the sale Of
liquors9"
Is it not fact, that excepting few
'free whiskey" brawlers, like Cochran
and Warde. and a paper or two that
will not be mentioned, the republican
party in Texas and in the union is
party always intoxicating temperance
and sobriety and favOring the most
stringent restrictions upon the sale Of
liquors?
If the republican party takes the
course indicated by the Dispatch as
above, then you may make haste "to
bury it" and officiate as priest at the fu-
neral. INQUIRER.
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JUST RECEIVED

At G. w. BaIdWin's, 253 West Com
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Mr.. c. II. Oedamer is Very Lucky
Man.

Mr.. Oedamer was in his cigar factory, No
1892 Main street. To questions from the News
man he said: Yes l drew 5000 in the
Louisiana State Lottery last Tuesday, ana
have been paid every cent Of the money.
got ticket $685. which sealed up in an en-
velop and thought no more about it until
read a list of the lucky numbers in the Dallas
News. then examined my ticket and found
that / was the fortunate man" The lucky
man is a young unmarried German, and lives
with his mother and sisters, the latter being
interested with him in the prize.-Dallas
(TeXas) News, March Is.
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ALLISON, Of Iowa, will enter the con-
vention at Chicago with United State
behind him and all the Influence from
New York that Conkling can bring to
bear. Allison Ia prOteRe of John Sher-
pans, and this may only mean getting
FIhe nomination is not likely to fall on
tSnyone west Of the Mississippi river.
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Mr.. Frank Teich,

Our marble dealer, owns and controls
one OF the finest granite marble and
stone quarries in the country, and can
give prices far below any firm In the
state. Call on him -83-tf
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SnrinR and Summar.Goods.

Spring and Summer.GoodS.
Mr.. d. Quasso. the southern tailor, on
Main plaza, has received fine line Of
spring and summer goods and invites
inspection. Fine suits made to order ON
short notice. Charges reasonable. tf
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If you wish to send reliable Information
about San Antonio and West Texas, to your
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FREE. 33l-tf
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c, w. Petre

Does the best dying and securing of
mems clothing In the city. No. APO
North Flores street. 4-7-6mo.
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NoNHA trife with any Throat or
OON Lung Disease. If you have
q Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Group or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is a positive cure
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and 5Oc
FOR Sale by Ragland & Kennedy.
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Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
the Annual M Getting,

Tho Grand Oonc'aye OF Heptasoi hs,
or Seven Wiss Men, OF Delaware, con.
vened In annual isslon last evening In
the hall In the Hardness Building, with
E minent Grand Archop Samuel II.
Hall presiding. Ql,te . uumber OF
Past Archons, who wnre In waiting,
were admitted and given the Past
Archon'B tegree, The reports Of the 10.
g. Ar1hou, the @. h 5ort 10 and q.
Treasurer were pieIented, aud showed
the order to be in a fiourisbing condi-
ton. Daring the year there has been
two new ConolAvss formed, making hve
in this jurltdiction, and there has bsen
o gratifying increase In the member
ship OF tae old ConclavJs. Although
the order is but young in this Stats, 1t
is doing Its full share 10 am msliothtit 9
the condition Of IN mAukipd, and during
the year disbursed nearly 300 fer the
relief Of q mem bers who wsre sick or
In distress, and for the burial OF the
dead.
The election OF ofio:rs was quite
splrItsd, and resulted In the selection
OF the following: E. q 8 jacob e.
Hunter; @ T ;, Lindsey l.. Pierce; q.
PrelAts, Charles B. Bayli.; G. T., G
Il. u. Sullivan; g. N, B Richardson;
@. g., Thomas Fl. ktle; u. T., k. W.
Pyle. representatives to Supreme
Uono,ave, j. b Roberts, l.. l.. Pierce,
William winthrop, William Il. Long
II. T. Price.
The newly elected officers we're ia'
stalled by Snprsms Archon JOsept
Pyle, In an impressive manner.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
www In the markets.

The markets. are dull. Buyers con.
not be expected to be plentiful when
such weather ne the present prevails.
Sweet potatoes sell for 20 TO 20 oeDts
par half peck, or 10 to 80 cents per
basket. White potatoes are IL to 10
cents per half peck. As to So cents per
basket; 7b cents to 81 per bushel. 1ur.
nips are 10 cents per half peck, or 80
cents per basket. Cabbage 10 8 to Is
cents per head. Iisssuce is ) cents per
head. = small quantity OF celery AT s
cents per stock.
Bananas a.e 20 to 30 cents per dozsn;
lemons, 12 to is cents per dozen;
oranges, 25 to 40 cents per dozeD; ap'
Piles, is to 90 cents per half peck. or 30
to 75 cents per basket
Butter is selling at 20 to 80 cents per
pound; eggs are 28 cents per dozeni
cheese is IA to IS cents per pound; pre-.
serves, 3 pounds for IS cents; apple
butter, A pounds for % cents; mince-
In sat, 3 pounds for 25 csnts.
Beef is some what higher than usual.
Bsefsteak, IA to l8 oenss per pound
chuck Toast, 10 to IL cents per pound
stewing beef, 8 10 10 cents per pound
rib roasts, 16 70 10 cents per pound
Porketeak is aEsin IL cents per pound
and sausage Is the same prics. Scrap
pie Is 7 cents per pound. Other pricei
are unchanged.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
A NuIsnnoe 10 be Abated.

The following petition was presented
to tho court ,eJtsrday afternoon and
prompt action taken thereon:
'To this honorable. the jargss OF the
Superior court OF the STATE OF DalA
ware, 10 and for the county OF Now
Castle: The uDdersi yned, repreEentA
tivss OF all the daily newspapers pub.
lished In thia city, respectfully ask the
honorable court 70 issue sneh orders TO
its ofiioer, a. will insure the reporters
table freedom from annoy ance and In.
terruption during the daily sessions of
the court. Witnesses, police tftoere
and idlers Of sll sorts are In the habit OF
crowdlng about the tAble and interfer
ing with the work OF reporting the pro
coedlnRs of the court to degree that has
become almost unbsarAble. They evsn
sit upon the table and backs OF chairs
used by the reporters, and 10 Q variety
of waye make exitt,nce during court
hours thoroughly rnoon fortAblei aud
your petitioners will ever pray, otc.
"w. NJ. r williamson, The Morning
NeWs.
s.MertIs Taylor, Il yery Evening.
| "Willia n X l. Jns, Daily Ripulicau
! "WAlter Yereer, Frete Presso
i Ths court thereupon Issued the fol
lowing order,
"The foregoing petition having been
read and considered, the same is ap
proved. Aud 1t is ordered by the courI
that the accommodations 10 the cour
room tt,spart for the reporters be not In
frlnged upon In any respect, and tha
the court crier snd othor oaiiiffI OF thi
court. be charged with the duty OF ses
ing that this order 10 carried out ant
maintained. /"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
A s,Ab IN the DARK

Sometimes fails OF Its murderons In
tent. The instdiouS and dastardly at
tacks mSde upon the reputation OF
Hostettor's Stomach Bittsrs by persons
who seek to palm off cheap and fiery
tonics as Identical with 1t, OF "the same
thing under another name" or "eQuAlly
ss good" In most instances rsaot dis
astronsly upon the unpriucipled traders
upon popular credulity who attempt
them, oonveI ting their speculations Into
ruinous failures. The Bitters Is 9 pure,
wholesome and thorough medicine,
adapted to the total cure aud pIeven'
tion of fever and ague, bilious remit
test, dyspe psiA, constipation, bilious
ness, debility, nervousness and kidney
troubles Its every Ingredient, unlike
those In the limitations OF II, 10 OF an
aaoertained standard OF exoslleuce, aud
while they, by reason of their hery
properties. react ipjuriously upon the
brain and nervous system OF both those
organs It Is y seeati and invigoraut'
Refuse all theee harmful limitations.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
At Hanover Yesterday.

Mrs. Lucy 5samen Bsinbridze ad'
dressed large audience in Hanover
Presbyterian Church last evening on
"Womsn's Duty In $780," In contrast.
ing the former with the present time
she said 1--WE do not need now to pray
for the opening of avenues OF work I;
rather We must pray that workers be
provided to enter the fields that lie be-
fore us."
Continuing, Mrs BsiDbridge said In
regard to womAu's work 10 this couu'
try: "Sisters, we do not want TO vote.
II is our privilege to educste and infiu'
ence the voters for the protsction OF our
unfortunate sisters, which is illustrated
by poor woman whose husband was
g drunkard, driving her from her home
aud forced her to spend one Of the cold
est nights of the recent cold weather
budding In corner Of o wood shed
with her lit le children. She was III
clad and WAS almost fr' zen. When she
could venture out che went to the So
loon and begged the proprietor not "a
sell her husband any more liquor. HI
replied, nc, will make no such prom
ise, as he 10 one Of my best customers
DaiinR the afternoon Ms Balnbridg'
spoke on hWoman's Work In Heather
and Moslem Lands" to large audisno
| of ladies.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
6i7 MARKET ST.
FIRE! FIRE! fire.!

A large importer of Ham
burgs, on account of the re-
cent great fire on Arch st.,
Philadelphia, having to va
cate premises, shipped all
his Spring importation of
Fine Edgings and Insertings
here, to be sold at 10 per
cent. less than first cost.
These goods are not dam
aged in the least. but the
Arch street building must
come dovl, and Tor that
reason we have the goods
which you can have cheaper
than the same were ever
sold for; you save at least 80
per cent. by buying of us.
Ladies about doing their
lSpring sewing will do well
to look through the thou
sands of miles oi Embroid-
cries which, if joined to.
gether, are almost enough to
lgo around the world. Call
and see these bargains at
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
E,rexttIes
The oheapsat has house In tlAo city
Mum ord Bros.s AOA H2aRkoA street.

The cheapest has house In tho city
RumSord Bros 40A HzafkoA street..
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Brazilian balm cures oold; 20 doses, loo.
60 TO Murphey's for your bed springs.
buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bash's coal you will anrely like 1t.
hiilard r. Davis, jeweleT, . Il. Second st.
Fine ls X. Rings, at HAnrs, Is e. Fourth.
v. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, eo2 West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's, 800 Ship
icy street.
Have you tiled those cen4h drops at No.
W. Second atroeti
ssbO cash will buy brick house. Apply
TO Heald b 90.
The best cough candy q: No. . W. Se;ond
street.
90 70 Geo. II. Marphey'a for your parl OF
ahamber and dining room faYnitnre. SJs snip
ley street.
j. u. bryant, No. IL East seventh street
is taking orders for the revised aid latest
sdi Hon OF samantha at SsratoSa. Prles re-
dnced TO Sl.7b. agents wanted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
at the j. ~ 3. oompany's Y ard.

The Schooner Jonathan May has been
supplied with =. new rRdder at the Jack
son u Sharp Compauy's yard and cleared
for Philadelphia to-day. The tug Martha
Is being rebuilt a this yard. The schooner
sand Snipe, was to-day taken oil the rail-
way and her place taken by Joseph Stick,
ney's \ acht Suaquehanna, which has
been In winter quarters at the yards et
the Har an & n5llingsworth Company.
The yacht WAS haultd out to have hsE
bottom cleaned. The three masted
schooner Faulaire cleared from the yard
on Suntay last Both the Foulaire and
Jonathan May are under charter for Wy.
ages to the Wes. Indies.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Lannnha., YaAiarhay.

Yesterday the second of the tugs for
the New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad was launched at the yards OF the
Harlan Il Hollingsworth Company,
There were bnt few spectators and one
of the boys OF the works christened the
boat "rrausier No. 6 " She is 100 feet
long, 20 feet beam and IL feet depth OF
hole She is provided with compound
engines with cylinder lS and "a Inches in
diameter and 26 inches stroke. che will
be used for towing in sNew York harbor.
She is an exact counterpart OF TWO laun-
ehed at these works about two weeks ago
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
street. and sswor DlrectsEs.

The Street and Sewer Directors met
last evening. The payroll for the
week ending February 4;h, showing
seven men employed, amounting to
Sa4. 81, was ordered paid. Net collec
tions for the II. onth of January of Sl9 6t
WAS reported By the clerk CT the mar
het. Permission 10 drain the Wesley
NJ. E church proRerty inso privste
arain was granted Gillespie s. Go. Per.
mission To dram niue houses on 6her
man street Into Lombard street sewer
was granted Theodore Il Pratt.
The secretary was instructed to re.
turn the annual report of the chef
engineer of The Surveying Department
for the yeaa 1887 to the City Council,
with the statement that 1: is their duty
to have 1t printed, rs they have an ap'
propri alton for printing and they re-
oaive ths revenue frcm that depart
ment.
The privilege of leasing Fourth street
wharf for i've years at rental OF $500
psr year was Eiven to Eaoch Moore.
The street nom N issi 1ner was In
struoted TO direct tbs ash contractors II
deposit ashes on tie following streeti
next week: Van Buren street from
Seventh to Ninth streets; Bfoome stree
from Seventh to ainth; Eighth stree
from Harrison to franklin; Clayton
street SOUTH of Front; Pine straet from
Twelfth to Brandywtne. and on Chris
tiana avenue.
It was decided to order 16. 600 squar
yards OF Bslgiaa blocks of the Brandy
wine Granite Company, 30 be used II
paving Market street from bridge Il
bridge, The work of paving will no
, be commenced until lass In the spring
The following bills were approve
and ordered paid: Pepnsylvanta Gloh
lGss Light Company, S775.25; Maurio
Moran, si8 10; tho Chsrles Warne
, Company, $50 30; Wilmington Goa
! Gas 6ompany, 81. .366 80; james Moore rs
|. So; Delaware Printing Company, % *
! BougLman b Co., 81 10; j. v. oarlisl
= & 90, S8 OF; p. OarberrY, 20 cent'
David Woolman, S. IA.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
APrstsy W womnn.s secret.

LOOK YOUNG as long IS you can,
prevent tendency to wrinkles or ageing
of the skin by using LEAURELLE
OIL, Elegant for clearing complexion,
rough skin, ohsppsd face or hands:
Keeps the hands and face soft and
smooth. Preserves q youthful, plump
condition of the features. Only sub
stance existing that will prevent or
arrest tendsnoy TO wrinkles. An elegant
dressing aad preservative tonic for the
hair, No oil or grease. Ask for Leau-
relie Oil. 31.00 at druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
spso,ai Msrsru.
pr. r,Inms. Eye oare.

The finest eye tonic, eye strengthener
and promoter OF clear, heAlthy, strong
sight Weak, infismsd and sore eyes
are quickly cared. Long sightedness,
or short or near sightednosa 10 wonder.
fully relieved by restoring the lost
action of the nerve, by removing all
parAiytio or canRestive tendencies.
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
made strong and cissassd eyes are made
we'll by using this famous eye medl.
cine. 900. aad 600. bottles supplied.
Main depot Fourth and King streets,
Wflmingiou, Dal.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
,as sure VOC are Right, Tbsn GO
~ ahead -

We puo.ish this article to-day for the
hu, fit Of the good thinking public and
Sope i. will Aes ss . guide aud warning.
Wber ever you read Of persnn Offering
M Ell sou goods that ta = dollar
Hor and Try 10 sell IL TO " L Or 30 ctnts
Ecu can make up your mlsd that some
kblpg ls rotten, because good, eaisAble
krlic,es siways arc 10 constant demand
rrd are worth their actual value, es'
h1clsllv when offered by reputable
Emerchsn,s, ard above nil patroaize
h, onle whose records are clean and not
kbose Who are played out In the town
Ind continually advertising some hum
=buQ "a e = order to got you into their
rlntchei. Oonsequentiy be careful and
rhen you nro In want Of real, genuine
bsrsains ln clothing, not wind ones,
Nhen you pas tha Economy Strictly
IDne Pfice Clothing Hall, No. 406 Mar
het street. look 10 the show windows
and surpfise yourself, and you will Ger
|fsinly he psrsuAied to buy whether
you ere really In need OF the goods oil
.nDL
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
opuyoh organ wanted.

An entertainment will be given nt
Red Clay Greek church In Mill Greek
Huudrtd on Tustdsy evening, the 2lst
Inst. for the purpose OF raising fnnds
10 purchase an organ. There Will be
vocal music aud readings by Mrs. ChAs.
II. Weville and Miss Imogeue Chan
der, of Philadelphia. New lifa Ia
being Infused into the church, and In
order to keep psoe with the times al
organ seems necessary. The fec for al
mission Is 25 osut', and the houss should
be II led ON this occali0n.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Sailing on Mt Cost,

We have to move to another store,
and have too much stock on hand. We
want to reduce 1t by selling what we
have as cost. We have some very nice
parlor, room and cook stoves and dou.
BILE heaters that we will sell cheap. All
kinds of stove hardware and tinware.
Call and secure q bargain. The Ptckels
BBovs aud Heater Co., East Fourth
street, Wilmington, Del.