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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-08
Ladies Please Take Notice.

A. Kahn will offer Monday, April
Goth, to last 6 days only, one of the
finest selection of laces and embroid-
cries in all the imaginable designs.
These remnants were sent to us di-
rect from the factory and We want to
sell them and can sell them at Is of
their actual value. If A. KAHN.
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RAt - For nne drlnks,
0ALI - =. BALL. Main p-aza.
Our osiVeS Tor this Week

Water Sets, Lemonade Sets, at ID of
regular value; as low as 50 cents for
complete set CWaterpitcher and 6
glasses on tray.
Let US explain the merits OF our
lf-Ventilating Iceberg Refrigerator
before you buy another.
WAGNER & CHABOT.
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OFFICE SAN ANTONIO STREET RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. April 30, 1899.
To facilitate travel during the sum-
mer our customers can purchase books
of tickets at 81. To be had at Office at
Springs or Ave. c line.
4-29-2w E. r. NORTON, Sec'y.
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Federal Court.

In the federal court this morning
Judgment was rendered the plaintiff
in the sum of S2,978 in the case of
G. G. Lewis vs.. G. Cadena.
H. NJ. Aubrey was admitted to the
bar of this court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-08
REMOVAL,

1 have moved my tin shop from 80
West Commerce, corner of Presa
streets to log Navarro street, back of
Martins shoe store. A. BALDUs.
4-30-1mO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-08

New Maps of san Antonio,
Embracing an area of SO square miles
and showing latest subdivisions, etc.,
for sale by J. J. Olsen & Son, 4l0 East
Houston Street. 2-5-tt
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Money to Loan.

Money to Loan.
Merchants and Mechanics Building
and Loan association. w. J. WATSON,
secretary. 29-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-08

Gasoline %, oil 25 and 80 C. del.
Wood, 1885 a cord; Ia 1925 del. NJ.
Bastian, Ag't. PrOtectan Oil, Co., POS
w. Houston street. Tel. SO. 4-20-tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-08

This Department is as finely equipped any in the City We
offer bio inducements Hotels and Boarding Houses in this
line.
ed 81
ed formerly 90, Al cts
leach
formerly so, 40
Damasks formerly 81, now 80 cts.
And proportion
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
7RE FEBRUARY uaGlziyES

The curput number " the C,nhify dc.
serves a more extended notice than the pass.
.ur mention We were only able - give il
lat week and W. cannot make a happier
selection 10 resume with than the brilliant
sud entertaining sketch by Fannie Field
Herring of tho great painter and scul ptnr
Jerome. II j. the description Of q visit
~ the master by tn writer. whose eloqucnrr
imhucs us with her own enthusiasm Of "a.
mmtion and homage. She found him an.
changed. she .ays, and from what gocs before
We infer that u had been some year, since
shc hal last seen him She dwclls with de-.
light ON Ueromc'a uticnnccs, which. she
,ays she -at and listened Co. AT once charmed
and pained." fcclinv u 'ns well nigh limos.
.hlc 81 remember thi, impromptn lecture.
this marvel Of criticism, comparison aud
instruction, as II isto produce the energetic.
sparkling. vivid manner of delivery. a"
referring 10 Gcrimr's spanish blood and
temperament Miss Herring says The
mother was a ihJrJushy Spanish typo so
is thc SON." lie Wasan indciaiigiblc worker
aud in letter "a this writer shows an la.
domitablc spirit \, the belief that IL il work
alone which satisfies Tho mind aud console,
the hrart Ina fgwnotc- 'uf M. early lie
,lrun,lcs. which the writer induced Jerome
tu give hrr. he say, be- iva, born ii,h Of
NAV. 1924. 1t vcsbul little old Spanish
city" lie studied mt In Paris under Della.
ro,hc. Gonome y HAT time wa 10 poor be
hal les, Than a dollar a day 10 drfray all his
cap.nsr,- rent. f9bh, hc, clothes. use oi
atrl.cf. cnlors, catvts models. etc" Hut
the artist was . philosopher AMI brave.
hearted lie declares that those DAYS were
the h,ppic-t ~ his life. Clartic, who wrote
oi ticr1mc four year, previously. concludes
nj, oulogy with this beautiful tribute.
"lua word. = noble example u q mas.
vt paln,cr Of the nineteenth century
tir soul Of an artist with the constitution Of
% ,lldIcr a heart OF gold in q body of iron"
CARLYLE il right l. not genius after all but
an Immense caparity Tor taking pains"
besides q medallion portrait Of Gcnmc.
from the bnpnrs by Wyatt Eaton. and
three views IN Ucromc's studio" number
Of Illustrations of tn renowned artists
painting. aud works 90 sculpture bcnuiily
tae skt.eh. W. J. sullmau contributes A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
Wealth Err.
Indication.
Ioc,I uc,coroIovIcnI report.
COTTON"

Receipts Of neccy staple yesterday mum.
bered 1854 bales, Of which Los arrived by
rail, iiO by river and 25 by wagons. Receipts
for same day last year, AIS bales. Sales yes
tcrday were 1850 bales. Receipts since Sep
TENDER /, Gl3O7i bales, against 5s5, 229 bales
for corresponding time last season. Ship
mcnts since September l. iW, 100 bales,
against AS 07i bales for same time last sea-
son. Stock running account ll5,1s9 bales,
against 10, 426 bales same day last year
Spot cotton closed quiet aud easier at Mem
phis, easy at New York, dull at New Orleans
and Liverpool. Futures remained I'M
changed at Liverpool aud New York with
an advance Of TO points at New Orleans.
Although the large receipts at Memphis
aud New Orleans cause selling oil in the
New York marke, occasionally, the demand
from all sources foractual cotton continues
good aud spinncrs, having a profit In the
price at which they can sell goods ~ COM
pared with the cost Of raw material, con-
tinuc to purchase their supply irrespective
of receipts at Memphis or elsewhere.
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ness. He is a lawyer in the largest sense,
a man Of affairs, student OF his coun.
try's political history and is well equipped
for the very responsible position TO which
his friends are anxious TO see him
elevated. OF course it will be
understood that The APPEAL speaks
in this matter from the standpoint Of State
pride and in the large sense that involves
every citizen of the country in desire for
its welfare and prosperity, Politically 1t
is no concern OF ours who president-elect
Harrison selects for his advisers and
guided by low partisan view VIC might
say that it would be to the advantage Of
our party that he should select men like
Malone or Powell Clayton, the mere men
ton of whose names serves TO incense
Southern Democrats. But we rise above
such narrowness, and looking solely to the
welfare Of the country we take pride in
the selection OF such Republican as Will
lam NJ. Baxter as Acknowledgement Of the
United States, stirred thereto by the fact
that he is worthy and well qualified, and
that he is a TcnnesSecan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

Cot Tnou,s T. WILLIAMS. Of Knox.
chairman oi the State Democratic Com.
miitcc. who was recently candidate Tor
Secretary Of State. In the course Of nm in.
lcryicw with ne KaoIriYs Journal the
other day, disappointed and Disguised.
said hc was done with polilicA 81 have"
said he "spcnt nearly all oi my time ior
four ycau past. and mo- little money. work.
Ing lor the succcss Of the party In Tcnncs.
scc. ! am done forever with poll.
ties | shall devote my time 10 bust.
ness" This Is sound aud healthy
resolution that Mr.. Williams. II be-
sticks to II, will mover live 90 regret
II takes peculiar Kind Of man TO succeed
iu polite. -onc Of the especial qualihca.
,iuus Tor success, being hide like that oi a
rhluocrrus aud d consequent impcryious.
ness This our Knoxville friend evidently
has moi and be- does well 10 ''qwt right
short OH % u be- works ~ hard ~ bis In.
sumncc business Tor the next four yrap ~
be- did the last four Tor the Democratic
party be- will hnd himself feeling morr
like irro, sclircspcciing man, with more
money IN his pocket aud more friends aud
icWcr personal obligations Weighing on his
conscience.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
The Creek Cession.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. 9.-scnator Dawes,
from the Committee on Indian Affairs, to.
day reported iayorably with an amend.
ment the bill 10 ratiiy and confirm an
agreement with the Geek Indian Nation
for the ccssion Of part Of their rcserva.
ton TO the United States. Tho amend
ment provides that the lands acquired by
such cession shall. be- a part Of the public
domain, and shall only be disposed Of ia
accordance with the law regulating home.
stead entries. The amendment also pro.
vides that any person who mpy enter
upon any part Of the crdcd lands prior TO
the time that the same arr opened 20 set.
temont, shall not be permitted 10 occupy
OF 10 make entry Of such lands, or iay any
claim thereto. The bill approprialcs 81 :.
2SO,Sj7 10 carry IL provisions into effect
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
The nononraheI. Coal on.rn,o,

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Feb.9.-Tbe Monongahe-
Ia River coal operators have decided to APP
point committee TO confer with COM
mittce from the miners to settle all ques-
tons which may arise in reierenceto work
o wa ;es. The opertcs want a reduction.
They claim that the present condition Of
the market does not warrant the payment
Of the present rate Of wages Fourth pool
coal is now selling ailoat in Cincinnati for
. cents per bushel. This IL the lowest ON
record. A representative OF the miners
seen today. stated they would do all in
their power to assist In equalizing wages
In the kanawha aud Monongahela Val.
leys. They do not see any occasion for
the operators selling coal ut Cincinnati for
. or 81 cents. II demand is made for a
reduction in wages again it will probably
be rejected.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

LINCOLN, Ncb., Feb 0.-The following
cablegram was received today by the Hon.
John Fitzgerald, president OF the Irish
National League Of America
DunliS. February 4 iss9.
To the Hon. John Fitzgerald Lincoln. Noh. United
states 81 America
Government campaign Of eviction and
coercion going on With greater vigor than
ever Number Of cyiciod families, cspcci-
ally on plan Of campaign estates, Is now
very great increasing weekly. We earn.
csiy appeal to friends In America TO send
AID. WILLIAM % BmEN,
JouN DfLLoN,
TiHUTnY lAHniNGToS,
J. y kINNA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

SENATOR GEORGE, Of Mississippi, than
whom there is no ADLER lawyer in the Fed
cral Senate, has introduced three amend
mcnts 10 Senator Shcrman's antitrust bill
that, II they are accepted and become law,
will make sure and short work OF all su ch
combinations. They provide ~ that any
suit TO enforce u right based upon a con.
tract in respect Of any article Of merchan-
disc, the price of which has been affected
by a combination or trust, shall be thrown
out Of the court for want Of Jurisdiction,
with double costs TO the defendant; (2)
the President is authorized and directed TO
suspend the collection Of duty upon any
article the price Of which has been affected
by a trust or combination, and he may not
remove such suspension for ninety days
after lac is satisfied that such trust or com.
bnation no longer exists or the price Of
the said article is no longer enhanced
thereby; and ho is given full authority TO
reissue from time to time his proclamation
Of suspension, and (3) the bill makes any
articles OF merchandise, the price Of which
is ~ affected, unlawful subjects Of inter
state or foreign commerce and 10 prevent
such articles from being transported the
President aud the Interstate Commerce
Commission are instructed TO use all their
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
Opposition 10 cabsn commerce.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. o. Legislation
on the Board Of Health bills Is rapidly
crysializing into the form Of opposing or
not opposing the restriction Of commerce
with Cuba 10 and from the Gulf ports Of
Florida. The passage Of all bills offered
will hinge on this one clause. Strong in.
ilucncc from South Florida oppose the
granting Of any commerce restrictive
powers 10 the board Jacksonville and
East and West Florida advocate such ro-
slrictiyc power In the event Of emergency,
demanding non-iniorcoune. and the bill
TO bc reported by tho joint committee will
probably grant such powers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
A FAILURE IN IRON.
The Ohio Western Coal and Iron Com
pany Succumbs.
J. +. X

The Ohio Western Coal and Iron Com
pany Succumbs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. Am Inter- Ocean
special from Columbus, o., says; The
Ohio Western Coal and Iron Company
has failed Glidden & Curtis. the Boston
banking firm which collapsed few days
ago, was backing the company, and the
embarrassment Of the bankers through
the Pacific Guano Company's misfortunes
is supposed to have brought about the
crash in the affairs OF the Ohio Company.
Attachments were run today against all
the company's Columbus property by the
Hooking Valley Railroad, whose claim is
for S2l, 500. Other suits have been filed
by parties residing in Cleveland and else
where. The company has done a heavy
business in the manufacture OF iron and
its furnaces in the Hooking Valley
are among the largest and best in the
West. 1t is claimed that the assets are
large, but that for some reason the COM
pany has been unable to collect on &c.
counts long since due, and that the Boston
failure may have only hastened an inevt-
able crisis. The company was capitalized
for 81, 10000 in bonds and s., 200, 600 in
stocks. OF the latter, it is understood
Gldden and Curtis controlled seven
Fights. The firm is said to have advanced
the company $750000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
SUICIDE OF A BANK CASHIER.
Edward @. Brock, Of the st. Louis
Commercial Bank, Kills Himself.

Edward @. Brock, OF the st. Louis
Commercial Bank, Kills Himself.
ST. LOUIS, NO., Feb. 9.-Mr. Edward
G. Brock, who has been assistant cashier
OF the Commercial Bank OF this city ior
the past five years, committed suicide at
his home, No. ISIS Gamble street, at
1890 o'clock this morning, by shooting
himself in the head with thirty-six
caiber pistol. No cause for the act is yet
known. Mr.. Brock was out visiting friends
last night and returned home shortly after
midnight A few minutes later two Of his
sons were awakened by a noise which
they thought was made by the slamming Of
a door, but on investigation their father
was found dying on the floor Of his room,
with bullet hole In his right temple. lie
remained unconscious until his death.
None Of the fam ly could assign any reason
for the act Mr.. Breck was hity.nine
years old, and l,syes wife and six
children. A coroner's inquest will be
held today, at which perhaps some light
may be thrown on the mystery. The
coroner's jury rendered verdict Of acct.
dental death from q istol shot wound.
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TIE uNION as IT IS 10 BE.


When the two Dakotas, Montana and
Washington Territory are admitted to the
Union, as they must very soon he, there
will remain only FIVE Territories, leaving
the Indian Territory and Alaska out, TO be
considered hereafter as possible or fu'
turc States-Utah, New Mexico, Idaho
Arizona and Wyoming. OF Utah
it is easy to say that 1t will never be
admitted TO the Union 10 long as the Nor
mon Church controls its destinies and
administers lis affairs. The whole country
Is unit on that question. There is {
universal feeling that the Mormon Churcl
il controlled by men who have de
liberatcly subordinated their intelligence
TO cupidity and salaci,y, and that the,
have succeeded in thoroughly imbrutina
men aud women who otherwise might b,
good and useful, dignihcd, seli.sustaininl
aud self.rcspccting people. But possessed
Of ianatical spirit they are the mere
creatures and tools Of their lccher'
ous leaders, and afford their fol.
low citizens Of tho States no ground
for hope that they would not
make confusion worse COMPOUNDED II adj.
mi,ted to the Union and inston their ano-
maly and cursc upon the Republic be-
yond any power 10 shake II of save by
civil war. It is safe To assume, therefore,
that Utah will DO kent out Of
the Union until II has acquired
II Gentle population numerically stronger
than the Mormon and determined
on the suppression OF the brutal
iziug vices that Church conservcs.
As to the others IL is TO be pre-.
sumcd thai New Mexico, with u population
Of lGO, 0O0, and Idaho, with a present popu-
lation OF 10000, will bc among the first TO
knock lur admission after the Dakoias,
Washington and Montana are disposed
oi After them will come Wyoming.
With ppvcnl population OF 5000,
aud Arizona with $1,000. These
are acquiring population very fast
and It will not bo long ere they will
be- able 10 ask ior admission. when that
Is accomplished there will rcmain only the
Territory Of Alaska and the Indian Terri.
tory. The United States will occupy
the whole continent north Of the
Mexican line aud south OF that Of Can
ada, which II Is not imposibl,
may be added 10 the Union bcior,
W. can count iorly-cight stars on the ilal
In place OF the thirty.cight We count nov
Mexico will, IN the meantime be- ripcn
Ing, aud Central America, AMI We shnl
most likely have finished the Panama Ca
nal preliminary to making the lslhmu
our southern boundary aud the Polar Sea
our northern This Is our destiny. Til,
/ continent is 90 be- ours.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

NoW uist in,ni wsiicf-1n has admitted his
mistake un the tolsoun tnN, and the p,inurratir
rfuss demanding the rupsal Of this iax thew l.
no further gNouso iuf the r,mo,lsu ut ~ uulte
on % compromise blli doing away with o. or
are thcy rnlug 90 walt uud BET the Republicans
deliver ihr Fuods which the tyuplc have ron.
tmricd with the pvmo,mtc Party 10 d,li,,r-=
H1. o. CoHfTiHiiaH
Watlcson or no Waiicuon, the Demo.
cu's ot the House cannot In honor 20 boz.
bind lho platforms ON which they were
elected aud acccdc TO the repeal u any
part Of the internal revenue TO do that
would be- To prevent the possibility OF tariff
reform. cnagc ON the st. lous platform,
give the lic 10 Clcycland's honest record
aud confess that the Republicans have
bccn right on the tarin question all the
time. Tho Democrats Of the House must
stand hy their colors. We are only lust
nov entering upon the campaign oi iaHa
reform.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

1Hr nvmu 81, 81 Afkaueis have made no enari
" uiuir ihr changes pfgiyfrUd against their party
by thg brlihyu ui she lai, John So clayton 10 !,
STORY Of rpeaind uuinrg and rtimu. With name,
aui dlios and thc rrpliaiiuu 1T the state must
suffer seventy ium such ilsrlpsur, The tim,
ha' runr hy however when Ntkau,as uf ans oth,i
State can hogs H. tcrp thinE, 81 This lad rlu
culs,i, uf iu Tfruair thg c1uuip that The, aiu 10
any rsrri lu'iihabIc o. cNCu,ablgHN. Issh
0itIf fFH.u. uf
THIS b. mo-, true. The prc,s II the State
aud the lcmling Democrats have been loud
m dcnunciaiion Of the cold.bloodcd and
brutal political manifesto Tor purely polit.
cal purposes made by Powell CLAY.
ton aud his surviving brother In presence
Of the body OF the assissInnicd man.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

PERTINENT to- the discovery Of natural
gas near KerrviIle comes the statement
that for Pitisbprg natural gas has worked
great revolution, not only in cleanliness,
but in all its economic conditions. "No
fuel in the world lights and heats a house
so comfortably as gas, and our natural pro-
duct has given us advantages, not only for
fuel, but cleanliness, overany other West
ern city," says Mr.. Oliver, one OF the fore
most manufacturers OF the great city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

IIARrERs WEEKLY for this week, In
answering a correspondent In Texas rs TO
the race question, says: at Is n question
which viii not be settled by saying that
nothing is necessary but TO provide u free
vote aud fair count Neither Of the
great parties has been able TO secure
that solution. An army In every State
would not secure H. Upon re-.
Election our Texas friend will see
that there Ia race question which
Is not yet settled, but for the settlement Of
which Ne must look to time and moral in.
hucnccs and local action rather than 20
national laws" This has always been the
position OF TnE ArrEAt- Time is the
great healer. Give the negro time, give
him rest from political entertainments and
q chance Cor cducation aud In time he will
adjust himself 20 his environment on q
basis satisfactory 10 the whole people.
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nnIa.Knnhhrr. nn.ni,.h

IT. LOUIS, No., Feb. IA special from
Jefferson City 10 the Po-i. DiPaich says
Gov Francis has granted a respite Of sixty
days 10 William Walker and John
Matthews, the Bald.knobbcrs who were
under sentence 10 hang at Ozark on the
10th Instant The case Of David Walker.
the chief Of the Knobbcrs. Is now in tho
supreme Court, and Wiley Matthew'S who
escaped from the Ozark Jail few weeks
ago, u still at large.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

Tur President has removed mmmarily
President EdgJrlon. oi the CiNH Service
Commission. Mr. Edrcrion h an old
fashioned Indiana Democrat who believes
that under a Democratic Administration
every Office should be- filed by q Demo.
crai, aud, despite his position at the head
of the Commission, las never been 10th Ia
give expression TO thI, view, though per,
forming his duties faithfully. A great
many Democrats Ia the country feel
kindly toward Mr. ElgcHon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

PREsIDENT-ELECr HARRISON has as much
hope centcred in him just now as the Lou.
isiana Lottery. But in few months most
Of those who are banking on him will be
closely scanning the male want columns of
the daily papers in search of n situation
Such is liio-with the politician.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

We print this morning the report OF the
Commissioners Of the West Tennessee In
sane Asylum. 1t will DO seen that the
Legislature is to be asked for sos, 900 more.
The Legislative Committee state that they
are highly pleased with the building.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

The Council Of the Irish National
League sent 500 900 to Ireland on Thurs
day for the defense OF Parnell. Only two
months ago the National League in Ire
land received $4,000 from the same
source. Thus the Irish citizens OF Amer
lea are constantly illustrating their love Of
their fatherland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

TIE Boston Herald regards Evarts's re-
port on the Texas troubles in 1886 as an
indictment, but as also an avoidance. 1t
really declines to interfere in what is
known as the Southern question. "This, "
says The Herald, must be settled by local
action" A just and fair conclusion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

THE beef packing trust is making itself
felt in many Of the State LEGISLATURES in
opposition to the interests Of the local
butchers and cattle dealers. In this they
are making great mistake. They are apt
TO arouse an embittered opposition that
next year or two years hence will squelch
them utterly.