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Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

PRESIDENT HARRISON is now ell.
gagged In preparing his message TO
Congress, and there is no doubt but
II will be manly, straightforward
document. He seems determined that
II shall not appear until he Is ready TO
have II made public, as It Is under.
stood that Il will not be put In type
until II Is presented to Congress. There
ts no doubt but he will recommend q
revision Of the tariff, change In the
Internal revenue laws, aud number
pf other important matters for the
consideration Of Congress The great
need OF the country is positive leRisls.
bon, and 90 the Republ cans have the
balance Of. power In both Houses, II is
likely that we will have it. The party
ls committed to protection, but at the
Bame time the interests of the country,
md Its manufacturers require some
rhanges in the tariff, by which this
protection win be increased on certain
articles which at present cannot be
manufactured in this country at pro-
fit, on account OF the duty being too
low. This is especially the case with
Tin plate, and several other kinds of
goods, the manufacture of which
would furnish employment Tor thou.
lands.
The internal revenue laws also need
revision, and the tax should be re-
moved from tobacco of all kinds. The
people expect the legislation OF the
coming Congress to be for the good of
This country and lis industries, and If
they are disappointed in this there will
be very little use Ia the Republican
party entering TIE campaign OF 1902
with any hope OF success. BY the aid
nj protection this country has more
than doubled its population and its in
dustr.es within the past twenty-eight
years. and TO it and il alone we must
look for our success and advancement
in the future. Congress will also be
expected TO take some decided action
toward increasing our foreign trade,
end this can only be done by following
the example Of England and subsioiz
ing steamship lines 10 South America
and other places, where il is desirable
tor us to Increase our commerce. The
Republicans now have it in their power
10 mako an excellent record, and makt
success in the future an assured fact
ii they do not improve the opportunity
they will have no one but themselvel
10 blame.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

ATLANTA, Ga Nov. 2e.-The Knights
of Labor in Convention here yesterday
discussed the elght-hour question. Reso-
lutions were adopted TO the effect that
the matter OF short hours should be reRu-
lated by the demand The effect OF this
is to leave II with the local assemblies 10
get as short hours as is consistent with
the different kinds OF work. The General
Assembly favors a gradual reduction OF
time, but is opposed to any radical move
meut,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
The Poles MiII Not Weld.

WMKEsBARRE, Nov. Bishop
O'Hara visited Plymouth yesterday alter
noon with a view of adjusting the church
difficulty between the Po'anders aud
Lutherans. He has divided the parish
according to nationality aud decided that
the Polanders should pay the Lutherans
g., $50 for their interest in the church
editce. The Polaudcrs decline to aceede
to this arrangement, and say they will
carry their grievance to the Cardinal.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

We are receiving new goods every dav
Vut niue basket Aired Japan tea came to day;
ltis pure goods. SO Is or English brsaE fast:
~ y 2nI ~ cent Oolong; they are fair to the we
ann ueilclOus 70 the palate. We have enlarged
our place and have room to chow our gos ..
Matmaiade Cherry Sauce for puidinea NJ
seeuless heIries; new cnrTants and ralsins,
ec,aflnes, aprlcots. VIII tell yon one drive
~ nave is SOS Of California peLcues, 20 cts,
sihs eyaporated apples, Is etsi hes
Mince meat sibs for rs cts. We have n
and orange peel hAyors L At lard ana a..
ue ROCK cheese. Fine brtler 2S cents
Fresn eggs, nap jacks and sausage for sunda 40
morhinEb eaklast. Fine Irish Dnise, we have
Thousand bushels Of White star potatons
Sah setye GU all cheap, at 500 King street,
h-h-hF T. NJ. WEIR
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
Printers Repeal til. Eight Hour Kul,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-fhe Typo
graphical Union last night repealed the
eight hour rule. The printers In The
job and newspaper Offices opposed the
repeal, but the men from the Govern
ment Printing Office repealed It. This
action will allow employers to work
their men as many hours as they please,
and will result, it is believed, In causing
the men In the Goyarnmeut Printing
Office who now work In the day time to
work also at night whenever ordered to
do so
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
Wrecked by IA Iantlslide,

suNBuRY, Pa, Nov. 20.--A freight
train on the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad ran Into a landslide at Winfield,
near shamok.n, Pa, yesterday morning.
The engine and twenty cars were thrown
from the track into the SusquehaDna
river. Several Of the train mon are in
jured. The engine and cars are buried
in the river The heavy rains Of the past
several days caussd the accident.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
We are Alive
To ALL THE WAYS OF SELL
ING OvERCoATs FOR LIT.
TIE MONEY. SOME WE
Use.

One is-Sell dependable
qualities as low ss we can.
We sell All Wool Over
coats for $40.
1t isn't possible to get a
reliable Overcoat for less.
Not always possible for us
to sell 50 good a one for &C
little.
The. testimony is--they
sell as quick as we make
them.
In looks-not far from /;
$40 Overcoat.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

WAsuISGToN, d. C Nov. 2O.-orders
have been issued by Secretary Tracy Tor
the vessels of the North Atlantic Squad
ron to be put in readiness for sailing by
the ID prox. Admiral Gherardi has been
informed that the Dolphin has been
added to the feet. The squadron now
consists of the Dolphin, the Kearsarge
(the flagship, the Galena and the Yam
tie.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE

IA SALE. - -
In New Garden Township, Chester CO..
Pni ON Lancaster Turnpike, II miles
from Wilmington Del, and within ~,
miles OF two Railroad stations, con.
tanning 100 acres of land In high state OF
cultivation, we'll watcrcd, plenty OF
timber, large stone dwelling, pleasantly
situated, Substantial stone and frame
barn with shedding attached and stab,
ling under to accommodate 40 head of
stock. Carriage. Cart and Hog house,
Grannnry, Corncribs etc, Tenant house.
These buildings $50 all In good repair.
School house nearby. This farm IS easily
worked being nearly level, and the
buildings well located Good home
market for products of farm. Abnl.
| dance of fruit In variety,
Also II acres djoining the above md
fronting on Turnpike, also is acres adj
joining the eleven, of choice land I'm
good condition. The two last tracts of
land above named Will be sold separate
or together to suit purchaser. Greater
portion Of purchase money can remain
secured. II not sold by the llbh month
viii be for rent. Address John q, VIII,
son, New Garden J.. o., Chester Co., Pa,
or i. IL. GREEN, kcnnett sqaarc Pa,
l02-tu& th-l6td-stwt
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

~ zen icuau whose sight was so weak
be cuulu not see TO recognize an object
out lew feet from hln. after using ona
bottle Of DIR. Simms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object across the street. We know oil
several cases OF this kind during the
week. 1t is the great sight preserVer. %
and 30 cents. 4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
wANAMAKEius.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, New. 20 1859.
Every day something OF
special interest will appear in
this column. The Bargain
Hunter may know that the
Bargain Maker is busy here.
Traces of his work will be
seen all over the house.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

Enterprise of great pith aud mo-
ment" are SO engrossIng the minds of
men, tina they neg ect their own affair {,
and grow old with pain, forgetting that
= botLle Of Salvation Oil Will cure all.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
cre, 5l9ss, mCArARRH

l have use /
two bottles oil
Ely's Crea IN
Balm and con
8 Id err myself
cured. l suffer
ed 20 years from
catarrh and ca
tsrrhal head
ache5 and this
Is the first rem
edy that afford
ed lasting relief
ID. T. Higkin.
son, Jas Lake
81. ,Chicago,Ill,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
GAS STOVES.

winter.
Convenient for rapid heating in Sitting, Sew
ing, Lodging aud Bath Rooms and Tor CookIng.
nv ~ ~ snihli expense without cutting
stoveA furnished at alb cut cost.
Price Of gas only u. - per lh0usA ad feets
Apply Al gAs ONCE.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

DRlVATR SALE-TU CLOSE AN ES
Il tate, about 80 acres or land, finely 10
ssaisd, In New Castle county, Delaware, :
railroad, ut which 81 trains stop dallv. IA
miles from Philadelphia aud from Whining
ton. THIS land Will be sold In lots to suit mr.
chasets. Call on or address q GORGE BR iOM-
ALL Executor, Media, delaware county, pa,
olg-tu, thu, VI. o.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
THE KIND

OF Clothing we sell Is
the very best that can
be procured. We are
not aiming to see how
low-priced we could
get 1t, but rather try to
have the bsst, but at
moderate prices. Cheap
common Clio hing does
no good, neither to the
seller or buyer. One
suit OF this kind aatis-
fies most any one.
We wish we could
show everybody our
stock of Ovcrcoats,
that they could see The
styles, the make, the fit,
and learn our prices.
We are sure we would
surprise most every
one. Then we would
like the mothers to see
our big assortment OF
Children's Suits and
Overcoats. Our sal. S
are far aheadoi any other
season we have had.
We think we because
never had so many
choice styles to offer.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
BARGAINS
We still have good news for both
rich and poor, as we are going to sell, the
following at half price this week.

Ladies' Corsets. blue silk
stitching, only IS cents.
Ladies' Corsets, formerly
50 cts, this week only 80 cts.
Ladies' Corsets, double
back, lace trimmings. former
price, rs cts, this week only
so cts.
French Woven Corsets only
SO cts.
DIR. Warmers Health Corsets
everywhere SIPS, our price
SI.oo.'
Misses Corsets, Corset Waists
silk embroidered will be sold at
III cts, a pair.
We have also a large and as
sorted stock of birds and wings
which we will sell less than
cost.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
Oriental Laces. The old
standard OF values has been
knocked askew:

IRce5 al 25c
Compare them as you
please; we don't know their
equal at the prices.
Normandy Valenciennes
Lace at Ioc that we hear o.
around town as being worth
40c.
Chestnut street side, east of Main Aisle.
An Occa ion in Shoes for
women.
Exceptions, sizes, Noe. I
to 8 and 81 to 7. If you
can be fitted il the sizes y u
can get a PAR of Shoes for
81 that might nave cost you
So, S., or $3.50. Only I55
pairs in the lot.
1t you cannot get suited
In Mat lot, here Is a consola-
ton Bargain of 1877 pairs,
all sorts OF leather, calf, kid,
goat, all hand-se we'd, WIG.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
Prof. RossiteI & PIeTsOn S

DANCING ACADEMY, at tho Opera, h9a,i
llonrtl noori, isnow open. Danelng sih"gh
every Monday and rhnrsday evening ,f mh
pupil receives individual Instructions. Even
Ing Socis bies, Wednesday and SATURDAY even
engaged for the season. All the latest danns'
tauEht. Invitation for ladies are being hE,
tributed. N. B,-This room can he rented w
for evening tscisbles and receptions by ear
pg at the academy. ss.3m-m -welbsN
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
PhilAdelphia Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad.


November 10th. ls9.
Trains win leave wilmingtsn ~ follows
" phi as X Sezprss;,, LIZ, ass ~ saa
~ NJ, N y, IA In. an. soA an so.
s.. US ~ sss sas, IA 80 o. ~ 80
A. Ns'''.' i s TX is'ss "a. 81: IA
s:s' m. 3. q. sa e s 20 s% 80 TX
% J, \ SSrE, III sss =. "a a AZ
sor = Sest 6hssisi " ten sRS % M
for Nssars tcsn;rs, II! 3 u in,ermeais.. sta
'' ssil.@ore sad ie.e ena Stations. -
ff: :li|nsFs IN: :s$ S%'s s: o..
.Iss ~ i; S'.s.ss. 81 Ss,:,s rs \ III, :s a. s.
i. SO :. ~, and u n Is nlsht T. a''' -"
a sPrasaon b.mal .na , Ssy '0 .,, b
ise.s.s iiqr ilssrlas,Gq. $50 and 90 p, m.
mar. IL o. q. N. aud IL II D. m. '"' ""' D'''
franklin city, so. N.
fort and Norfolk, q d a. M, and Il D. c1 Nv.
Leave rhiladeipbIa. Broad street for will
mington texpress) asa 20. IN, ssl. 10 %,
III .S y. sos su. 'i ~ 49, 49, az %. as
4 ~ rs !, ss@.. % psmg IN,
10 % aud II % D. m. "'''
SUNDAY TRAINS.
:, For Philadelphia texpress). ! Ss, a.5l Sc,
IL, , a. A.. ~ Oh So. 's2i. f6& and
"a ~. w q. g cv and i g. Is ~ J. NJ n@
hor css X feHgressh Los. n.Si A. NJ, GI7.
As'Is9iSS1sst!s sa ga 81. n. e. 60 M ai'
,6 aSr NsT ,,s SoI \, tSsrprss.s IA AZ ~
FOR West Chester, via Lamokln. sDA. NJ.
rSI Ssps ts.sis., I'D q P' folat Comfort and
Norfolk. 40, night.
FeioS o.ySaa p9gsr wyoming
Laurel, and neImar. 1901 night.
Baltimore and Washington. 20, a0i io.il
q Slshs. bsiti@ors :. 4 I. n. an. Nd a. sn !,
Leave philadelphia Broad s,rs,t, for Will
40 os, 'Si6, $50, Gsz ma II3), and
ACCOMMODATION, Say . 10. 10 70 a. m. u. s.
For Z further iniorms,ion, passengers are
'eTs.,.a ~ w "a t ~, oies ~ tne station.
upon which extra iare Is charged.
CIiAs. x. PuGH. J. n. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule IN effect Nov. 10, 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEpoE
SN"
Express trains
NV Yong weel. doy. sol,
a. m. sl2 o., u rs, Is -. Is "a ~ n, V''io'Eo
Nnw foiK, Sundays, s2I5. sJOON. 7,
siVs, - y. % h., - ~ y. m.
- az h5 IL, 4. week DAYS, .2l3. o.,
F'OO Ivy o - 90 300 80 ~, 10 -, ell IS
=; m; sl2O 0o, q 3 800, Il9 s6lJ,
"a. Glo 81 %, so 'IO.lJ p. nj.
PHILADELPHIA, Sundays, s2ia, 7O0 sTOO
750. 0O5, Il 2 d. IN, sl2 Is, 100. s2 tS
800 Ilq 10 10, 625, UlO, 81 IL. $50 80 N
p. IN.
s710 $50 3 20. On. sd OF ID ~, ~
! u. M. 10 0s. / %, ~ 20, 800, 4l0, IS nj
52h Clio. sea, 100, D. so IA /, ~,
CuRBTER, Sundays, 80 II, 100 sfGO $50
Dos u ~ n. M. sl20s, loo, 10 n Cd.
4 10 90 " %, III, SOC. 35Ound 40 In IN
s2ig n. M. daily. u" -" H. M
wEsr po,tNn
noo MI.
baltimore and Washing o =, Is 20 Es Al
~ 10 =. NJ, 70, 81 70, '6l5, s63I IS IS,
all daily, GOA. m, s2i0p. NJ, daily.
except snnutS.
dn,, n'spu's ." W. M ana 'o.l5 y. H.,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

"Best value we ever had
in Hankerchie.s." We say
that OF a Mems Plain White
(tnre linen OF course), put
up in dozen and half-dozen
boxes. Quality excellent,
size right-precisely what a
well-dressed man should
have; French hem-one- hall
inch. Unfinished" are
$3.50 a dozen, 75c hall
dozen. "Full finished" run
from S1.90 a dozen, Csc
hail dozen, to S4.20 a dozen,
$2.10 half dozen. In handy
shape for Holiday gifts.
Southwest of centre.
A Down Comfortable thai
sheds TIE down lie a plague,
Look at these: covered frs,
with fine white cambria and
Men with sateen. "Inter-
lined" they call it. The
down is there to stay-good
pure, white down. And thu
price sir dollars. Warmth
without weight.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Many readers of our daily
column have braved tn,
storms of two days past &c
catch the Dress Robe Bar
gains while the variety i
.ull. The prices are ;
"twice told tale" somewha
woeful for some6oay-joyiu
for you. Plenty Of gooc
people at the counters to tel
them over and show tn,
wonderful assortment.
Sebastopol and Aim
raise wsr thoughts In oil
mems minds. Peace now
You can storm them at 81
cents a yard, and Ray
Soleil the same. Blesse,
: economy in them, The,
!, are brothers to merinos ant
] cashmeres, and would b
:. cheap at rs cents. Whs
+ must they bs at SO? Sc
and judge. Best value &c
the money in this or an
other market.
' South OF Centre.
t Oriental Laces. The oil
5 standard OF values has bee
3 knocked askew:
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
IN. M1gary ( Son.
q =. Cor 9Th and Tatn.ll a,
AND
SIG TatnaII Street.
Plush Floor Rockers

We have this week a few
bargains to offer you, which
are too great to pass by uu.
noticed. First we offer Won
our line Of Plush Floor
Rockers at greatly reduced
prices, to make room for
new stock pushing US fer
admittance.
Our prices 10 these Rock.
ers ranged from 81 to $40
we have cut them as low as
So rs. Each rocker has re.
ceived a cut Of from one to
three dollars. the frames
are polished Cherry or An
tique Oak. upholstered in
different shades of Silk
Plush, they are Just the
thing to buy now while
they are going so cheap.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

To have your carpets thoroughly cleaned
and renovated, also the moths and moth
eggs destroyed. The carpets made to
ook bright and just like new, at the
Wilmington Carpet Cleaning Works,
18th aud jackson streets. Proprietor,
Thomas Ferry. Established siuee 1873.
CAUTION.
lu consequence Of the success atieni-
ing my pstent process OF renUvating ant
thoroughly cleaning carpets by M
patent tumbling process, certain un
scrupu'ous persons are trying 10 CLAIM
that t1ey have some way to avoid paying
Tor the right Of using my process.
ihere.ore hereby caution the publ
u, -4rst all such persons, as / have al
ready commenced proceedings agains
certain parties Tor infringing on m
patent.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
wAsAMAxEK,s

ter shoes, evening shoes, all
sorts Of toes and all sizes ia
the lot.
These are onsainm gath.
eraH lots. but all good.
Every pair q prize; the only
limitations are in your taste
and your feet
Market street side.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
Wilmington 3 Northern IL. IL.

Time table in elect, NuA. y, 80. Train
leave Wilmington tFrench street) IS follow
For heading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Bprins
neld, Waynesbnrg junction, Manor ,Pottsyiiie
TnmAqusi =, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners,
VIE ana All polhts on the PhlladelphiA ana
Reading II. R., TO =. M, alld = 5 D, ',s' ''
, For Springfield. Wsynesburg Junction,
SorS sH1 nmesesyi,e Lsnspe Chsdd,i
100 a. M, 10 and 5l0p p. IN.
For Chudds Ford Junction aud points
ON the =, a u. g. X. r., at 100 a. m.
2.2b, AS and 5.l0 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 IL. M, 2.sj and
$40 p. IN.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and intermediate po,,..
p.bp. m. NV
On Sunday for Reading and internedIsts
po,nts. a. !. "a. m. and for springfield and
intermediate points at s. 10. M.
a. @. McCAUSI.AND. NOMINEES BRI8as
bupefinteadaat Gen Pass. AGL
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

MONDAY, DECEMBER and, 1857.
at LEO o'clock, p m.
all that valuable messuAge and tract OF land
bounded By lands Of the heirs of Thos. y.
hsots sscsssea S . s,b Ihssshs; ~
sbont rs acres And % perches. THIS valuable
farm 10 situated miles south OF Kennett
81 " sta. Z "a s s-G % a g. W. W
View Ssrasn. Tae lana i O. The ssst ' daaii i
out into fields OF con veaient siso, watered hy
Plenty q timber for Us or Of farm. Tue i'm.
usnsion csntsining il rooms, sarroaaded 81
lawn wellshaded with old shade trees comman
ding view ofnearly the entire farm. Large
about 0xso feet with large shedding attached
and ample stabiing for o large amount of
.tocK. Has House, isxss. feet with work
house, corn cribs, spring house over an ex-
douse and barn supplied with pure spring
Saisabs feature Il, farm. 1i,sre 4 ah ans
apple orchard beside pears aud other fruit.
rrist MILL adjoins the farm. This ts re-
farins In the township: In fact 10 Is seldom
you roe aoinany acres OF good land In one tract.
Must be sold to SC tie the estate. Those
inyesIment SHOULD not nall % attend this
sale. The property will be shown by Eme-
line Ki.i, resldIps thereon. % y. q. Ores (,
conditions made known on DAY OF sale
EAiELINE KLAIR,
Kenneth Square +. q. EXECUTORS.
J. q. Robinson. auetionesr.
Also. at the same tims and place will be-
carriage IN good order, set OF oarfitg. hsr-
mss EhELiNE kLAIR. ii-is-Stw-eod
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
CARPETS.

Our second offer is in
Wool Extra Super lngrain
Carpets. We give you
these carpets at SOC per
yard. You pay that much
torcotton carpets; look round
ar ound' friends before buy.
ing, examine what is offered
you, then look at what we
give you for so cents, and
wonder how we can do it.
Simple enough: we are on
the bottom floor oil carpet
prices and want to put you
there with us. The shrewd.
est shopper will at once con.
slider it a bargain to get a
good carpet for so cents.
Our third offer is in 80
inch Smyrna Rugs. We
have an livestock OF this
size rug and have concluded
to place this lot at the very
low price Of $3.50. Every
body knows a Smyrna Rug
can be turned, wear it on
this side and then on that,
and still its good.
Can you crowd 40 much
service and reliability Into
any other Rug? No, not for
81 so nor IS.
Is such q Rug worth $2.5t
to you? Come while we have
them for you, as we cannoi
always give them TO you al
this price.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

Children's colored bor-
dered Handkerchief from Icent
up.
Ladies' colored bordercd
Handkerchief from 2 cts up.
Gents colored bordered
Handkerchief from 5 cts up.
Gents Furnishings Goods.
Gents linen collars, 10 cts.
Gents unlaundcred shirts,
plated and plain bosoms worth
Is cents, this week so cts.
Gents Kid Gloves worth
$3.50, our price only 90 cts.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

Yet, our SIS Overcoats
are worth the difference.
1t isn't always the best
way OF saving your money
to try for how little you can
get an Overcoat.
Our $40 Overcoats wear
two winters.
Our $50 Overcoats wear
six.
There are careful folks
who would get ten years GU,
OF eithtr.
Trlcot Dress Suits, $40
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20
COURT SALE
" OF vALUALE
REAL ESTATE

late Of Edmund Z. Kiair. deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of tho Orphans
Court Of Chester gounty. Nili be sold al Pub
lie sale upon the premises. In Kenneth Town
ship, Chtster Connty. Pa, on
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

Ladies Black Hair Mufs only 4, cents. All we ask
OF the public s to call you convince yourself
that we sell goods advertised.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

Among tho horses are one pair orlA.ge sor-
rcls, l6'f hands high, fve and SIX years old.
quiet ami Rentle, having bt en- driven ny lady.
-, EMANUEL RIChkN BERG ER,
lie W. sflDliAM suN, Aucts.
ll-,A-dAW-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-11-20

Leave rhiladelptla. Broad street. for VIII.
Ill II Sos Is ss. ~ ssSSi: ~ 's,' AZ, it$
I. S.cec.ods,,oa, sA.s.s pany M,
10 al aud II n n M ~'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-26
Window AIIIight.

The squeezers of low grade ore i'm
porters along the Rio Grande are
hauling in their horns. These GUS
toms officers are all democrats against
whom and through whose acts COM
plants come against the republican
treasury orders. 1t is now said that
the difficulty arose from "ultra Off
cial" orders from a special treasury
agent Mccoy. WINDOWS late order
corrects all that. Eagle Pass advices
state it thus:
"There is every likelihood that the
ultra-official order issued by Special
Treasury Agent Mccoy to the GUS
toms collector here two weeks ago,
torbidding the importation of lead
bearing silver ores from Mexico, save
under bond, will be short lived.
Largely owing to Mr.. Mackenzie,
general freight agent of the Mexican
International road, Mr.. Window has
seen the folly of young Met oy's or
der, and telegraphed yesterday that
a government assaysr should at once
be placed at Eagle Pass in order that
ores might be classified at the point
of expectation. AS the order in ques-
ton blocked all traffic in doubtful
ores the appointment OF an assayer is
a welcome move at this juncture."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-26
Probate Court.

Estate of Annie NJ. Knox, minor,
the annual account of the guardian,
Martha Knox, was examined and APP
proved and an order of sale was
granted.
Estate of H. l.. Fisher, deceased,
the inventory and appraisement of
the estate was examined and APP
proved.
Estate of Josephine Kraus, minor,
Mrs. Annie Kraus was appointed
guardian of the person and estate of
said minor, and bond fixed at 81 900.
A. p. Rivas, r. c. Symington and A.
r. Perez were appointed appraisers.
Estate of Maria Trinidad Soto, the
will was admitted to probate and A.
p. Rivas was appointed executor
without bond. J. +. Barrerra, A. R.
Perez and Jose Cassiano, appointed
appraisers.