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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12

CONNECTICUT joins the anti-prohi-
bition ranks very decidedly. and Yale
and Harvard professors were conspic-
uous for their out spoken opposition
to prohibition, as were many of the
most distinguished clergy of the state.
The Wooden Nutmeg state takes no
more prohibition in hers than does
the Lone Star state. 1t is true Kansas
and Iowa stand by the old tradition,
but New Jersey and Massachusetts
and Michigan and Connecticut and
Maryland and Pennsylvania have no
use for it. High license is good enough
for them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12

A NEW YORK Mercury reporter has
somehow gained access to a mass OF
Chauncey Depew's correspondence as
an officer of the New York Central
railway, and gives three columns of il
to the public. That published refers
exclusively to passes solicited and is a
very curiosity shop of literature on
this subject. The requests are from
judges, ex-presidents, L. S. senators,
speakers, editors, coroners, and even
Corporal Tanner. Some are lively,
some severe, some jocOse, some seri-
Gus, and all importunate. The Mer-
curry claims that the correspondence
was found i'm an old curiosity shop,
but how it got there, does not appear
on the bills. Its publication will
naturally cause some queer reflections
on the part of the solicitors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12

THE Australian system of balloting
may be very perfect system so far
as its prevention of fraud goes, but it
is very cumbersome and a little too
slow for American use. Too much of
the old flint lock about it. What this
country wants is the safeguard of a
protected ballot, but not necessarily
a safeguard that it takes fifteen min
utes to load and fire, as was the case
at times in the recent Montana cleo
ton. American ingenuity can surely
devise something better than that.
Even Ohio Campbells patent box
which he asked congress to help him
sell might have answered better than
this unwieldy Australian affair.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12

FLORIDA orange growers have
grown tired of making consignments
of the crop to northern handlers, but
will dispose of their crops at home
compelling the northern fruit dealers
to come to Florida to make their pur-
ehases. This is the result of concerted
action by the orange growers who
have found no profit in the consign-
ment system. Year by year the
southern producer learns to care for
himself and in time the Texas corn
and cotton and COW man will master
the all important lesson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12

THE free traders are trying to scare
the American farmers out of their
senses by giving figures purpOrting
to show the mortgages placed on
western farms through the workings
of protective tariff. The Louisville
Times is one of these bright journal
istic idiots and gives the mortgages
on Michigan farms at S5O6, 900, 900
when according to the last census the
total value of the farms of that state
was S499, lO3, ISL. Such lying is alto
gether too unscientitic to be valuable.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12

II IS nitre upon vinegar to the av-
erage democrat to note the honor and
respect and high esteem in which
Secretary Blaine is held by the South
and Central American representa-
tives. They do not misunderstood the
attitude which Mr.. Blaine holds
towards the American states to the
south of us, nor the all inclusiveness
of his Interpretation of the Monroe
doctrine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12

THE very critical condition of Mr..
Randall renders it extremely improb-
able that he will ever again take his
place in the halls of national legisla-
ton. This is very much to be regret
ted, as in losing him and Sunset Cox
the democracy in particular and the
country IN general have lost two able
and honest national legislators. Per-
haps no man in the democratic ranks
is as dangerous to republican suprem-
acy as is Mr.. Randall, and his absence
from his accustomed place in congress
this winter will very materially
weaken the democracy. 1t is quite
the fashion to rate Mr.. Randall as
half a publican, or at least as luke
warm democrat. Nothing could be
farther from the truth. He is an I'M
compromising democrat, and holds by
the traditions of the chiefs of his
party, not accepting the free trade
dogmas of the later era. In his oppo-
sition to civil service reform, as also
in his condemnation of all republican
measures to secure full and free bal
lot at the south, and in fact in all save
in his views on the tariff question,
Mr.. Randall will be found democrat
of the democrats. 1t is because he
holds with the republicans on this one
issue, while so uncompromfsinglv
democratic on all other issues, that he
is so strong an Opponentof republican
supremacy. By his attitude he holds
the protection wing of his party to its
democratic allegiance and prevents
it's being stampeded into the republic
can camp by the free trade foolishness
of r. Q. Mills & Co. He could render
his party no greater service than this.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12
To Owners ofToHides. Cotton and
Wool

AS it is important that the owners
of produce in San Antonio and the
count " should be posted in regald to
prices on hides, cotton and wool, 1
take this method of Informing all.
Good hides are worth in San Antonio
from 10 10 cents a pound. Only a
few days ago 1 paid Half Brothers
for over one hundred hides 9O7 per
pound. 1t will be to the interest of
all sellers to consult me before dis
posing of their produce.
w. J. MCNAMARA,
wks 25G Market street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12

GALVESTON is arranging to run
several excursions of northern WISH
tors and possible investors into that
city this winter. 1t would be good
missionary work to furnish the cars
on which these visitors come with
abundance of Arkansas Pass literature.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12

The prevalence of typhoid fever is
alarming the health officers of more
than one American city. There is no
doubt that mortality from this cause
is yearly increasing and yet no dis
ease not even small pox, is more east
ly prevented. The great first cause
of all typhoid fever is an impure
water supply. In a city like this
with no sewerage well water should
be discarded, as the focal matter
which soaks into the soil greatly en-
dangers its purity. Ice from impure
sources is equally dangerous. Keep
a pure water supply and there is little
danger. This city need not show a
case of typhoid fever in year if prop
er sanitary precautions were used, for
our water and manufactured ice sup
ply is as pure as any in the world.
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2 wks

m The ladies Of San Fernando Be-
nevolent Society will hold a special
meeting tomorrow Sunday afternoon
at p. M. All members are requested
to be present, by order of the presi-
dent. MRS. A. BRUNI, Secretary.
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- 9tep Birmingham, bic neue ga=
britfaot in @berofee gountp, idreitet
raftlg boran. Sp tpirb bonn 6. SUM
beri1tet, bob in lebter Wode uieber
fiir $4,000 9taOipIdbe berfauft, uno
oaB &ontratte fir etn stpeift6diges 3ies
gelfteins@ebdube, 5ox75 SUI, abae.
i6loflen finb, ab3uieben BON elmer aro=
Ben Wtenge fleiner 0duier. @s leibet
tsinen 3weifel, beiBt es bann tueiter in
Dem geri9t, baB, ben bisberigen gr.
ta1rungen gemdB, gutes uno fibIes
g8aler bier in 3urei9enber Weenge ae.
tInDen peroen mir6. Giir3Ii9 1T 6err
v. Nlafep bon Sadionbille, @herofee
@ountp, I'M Wub Greet Bottom, ettpa
lieben Meilen bon bier, beim Brunneu.
bobren breibig SUB unterbaIb Der Obers
tld9e auf cine 4oblenaber bon 81 ,sus
Nsd4tlgfeit 9eitoBen. 5ieben SUB iiefer
nuroe oann cine sipeite Ioer aefuuben
uno als barauf bier SUB bur1 bieleIbe
blnbur6 gearbeitet mar, fam man auf
cine Waheraber, beren Strom 10 itarf
mar, baB man nit benz Weiterboiren
aufbOren muBte. 6err 8lafep bat iekt
einen erfabrenen 2obIen= =9eranann en-
saeirt uno 1T on Der Mrbeit, nm bic TN.
i.ssrlu9uHg oes &oblenlaaers iueiter su
f0roern.
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gus Mrtiafeit unb um ui1t aufsufaI

Nus Mrfigtelt unD ufn nlDt auf5ufal'
len, forberte er i'm 2aufe Der Nad)t meb.
rere 9amen gum Ears auf uub f1ien
Iid febr angenebm su unterbalten.
Gr fiiblte fid aud fpdter febr gliids
lid, als es ibm gelang, eiHige bella.
genbe 9lide uno freunbiide Worte bon
Wnrie Su erbal6en. Sm 2aufe oes al
lerbings nur furaen @eiprd6s, bas er
nit ibr bate, iagte fe: Sd mar beute
Dor benz 9peiFen Elm 9tiinb9en bel
@roBtante Doris. Cine liebensptitbise
aIte Dame. Sic fest mid ftets iebr
germ fommen, unb Souls freut ii9 iiber
meine Greunbf6aft unb tpenn i6 oft
bingebe. 9aben sic ibr f6on einen
Beiud 8ema6t? Sic uobnt bi6t neben
uns, bos itaiili6e alte Saus lints bon
benz 8enede'i6en seb6rt ibr. Die alte
Dame liebt germ iuHge 2eute, pollen
Sic ibr ni6t Die Jreubs MAIDEN, iid ibr
borsuitsllen?
9ieie MuhorberuHg ma9te Gran3
na9benflid, pini6te Marie bel bieier
GroBtaute nit ibm 3ufommen3utrelen
Dber bate iie ibm Obue 6intergsbanfen
bon 6iefen 8efu6en er3dblis
No6 rdtbfelte unb rdtbfelie er, aIs
er I'm li6 bsr bon einigen Gtimmen
munter rufen b6rts: Contre danse!
Die 6rau bonn 9auie, cine iunge
Grans6Iin, liebte biefe Sdn5e iebr uno
NOR Meiiferin batin.
Gran3. Der ni6t mittan3te, eing in
ben SanaIaal, nm au3uieben, @6en ala
ber Sana beginner follte, betam cine Der
San5enben NafenbIuten unb bers
fbDanb. Jran5 fab, baB bsr 9ausberr
uno 6err 8ensde gu Grau Benede tras
ten. Ser grffere ma6te ld6eInb eine
Bemesung, als polIe er bor ibr tnieen,
Marie erbob ii9 unb rei6te ibm bic
9ano. aber inenn i'm oas belle 2idt
beg GrenIeu6ters nigt tdul9te, tuar lie
teBt I'm einise 8One bldiier als pOrber.
Ser San5 begann. Graus, ein Sss
murderer bon ld6nem, gra3i0fem Sang.
batte Wfarie Saglioni, bate Gannp
glsler, 2ueiIe @rabu unb Gannn Gerito
geiebsn, aber ct faao, oaB Wlarie, bic
boloe, seiiebte Jrau, nit elmer Wnmutb
babini6uebie, bic er friiber ni6t fiir
m6glih gebnlten baben fpiirbe, bic ielb1t
iene beriibmten gaueriuen ui9t bsioBen.
Seoe ibrer 8eme9ungen tuar bon binrei.
Benoer Ora3ie. Gran3 psrmo9te uiGt,
bic Nugen bon ibr ab3uiDen6en, aber ct
| fiel babur6 ni6t auf, benn bic Blide
aaer GuDeienben, obne gusnabme,
ri6teten fi9 auf bic Snnaenoe. MeIa=
ME in ibrer 2ebbafiisfeit rief: aber
Gouiine Marie tauat msiEerbafil unb
als ibr Waan binaufigte: @nt3iderb |
bate Grau npn Brufmann feline {p6t.
tii9e gemerfung auf ben 2ippsn, ion=
bern ertpiberie bur9aus gutmi!tb;g; !;
Sd ifimme Sir poltemmsn bel, @bs
uaro.
9err 8enede uabnl, petlegen trie ims
mer, bic Gamplimente an, tpeI9e ibm
bon ben umiiebeHber genla@t tuuroen,
aber Ct mar offenbar baoon sef@msi.
6eIt.
(6ortfesuns foIst)
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Gin trdaes Sroo,r.

gsenn bic seter trdse iit ME ie es nctbwenbtser.
~etie ien muB, menn ie ni&t seuns @aue abipnrert,
um Zen Grfrrperntien ber 9erbauuns unb Gntleernns
5u entipre9en, irate fe nit $ ife tier 8
@ a sen bttterS in erbbbtsr Gbdtisfett am=
serest irereen Die tar@ fieies unrerseiati6e
Sftmulanimttte ansereste seiunbe 9bdefeit maat fd
alsbalp termerfbar hnrd baS geri9mnpen Der unanse
nebmen empnbnnseu in Der re6ten eeite, Der ilebe=
iest, eer belesten 3unse, Der gerbauunsSte6werp
anp neS satriiden 9rpfwebs, ben Gsmptpmen, fpel6e
auf untbatgtet her 9eber unb Mbienfuna ber Safe ppu
lpren natnrd2en Sandlen bnipeiien. llnreseImdssem
SmMSren ner ein9enepe mtrS jebeSmal unp ihmer;lcs
lpns9l eaen etnsr @efabrlrlsfeit al$ einer gBtrf=
ssmte5t @ eanisfsn Der gersas sssebsn erren e ppr
Mrt, IS turrt unb i6htt rrr Tiebe., gBeGielHeber
&ne &heumoti8mus.
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cyn grodett. einem ber ,,e,,orooni

Sn @rodett, einem Der neuorgani.
ltrteu Counties in NorbipeF= =Seras, ma.
ren bic 6erreu SloeD unb 2anb bein1
gobren eines arteIif1en grunnens BIG
gu elmer Siefe bon 407 GuB gefpmmeu
uno batten bort nur cine gang un3urei.
6enbe Waiierqueqe sefunben. 86aia
entmuthigt maren fie fdon beinabe ents
i6lohen, bas Weitergraben auf3ugeben,
aumal, ba tie auf cine febr barte JeIss
tfi9te gefOmnien paren. Sdlieblidl
fam ibnen aber bod Der 8ebante,
nod einen lebten 8erlu9 baour6 su
MAIDEN, baB fie ben Gels nit Spnamit
iprengten, uno Der @rfolg mar, BOB iie
mad Sprengung Der @teinIdi9te elm
gBaherbaiiin fanbeu, wel6ss serabeau
unerf66pfli@ lit.
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sSrall,oiiid)e 9atins.

6ran30iiide satins.
..Sn Nem Oorfer unb 8OltOner 3eitun=
scn werben iis NIT 371 unb 335 @euts
per Oarb anncncirt. Wir perfaufen
bieielben Baaren in ben idSrffen Wu<
ltern an 35 unb 80 Gents per 9aro.
sluerifaniide 9atins.
Sa aeuen i6Snen Mulfern nur 10
@eato per Darb.
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Sd6lle 1rauen.
ROmau BON Gen,unb 9abm.
Iaortfetnns.l


Bitte I'm Ner3eihung, ,uentt i1 Sbrem
iuobIgemeinten 8atbe uidt folge, fiir
ben S0na, ben Sic ni1t nit mir tan3en,
fann i6 ni9t ent59dbigt uerben, b66>
ifens baourd, bab i'd sic tanoen febe.
sic Sp6tterl Da tommt meine @ous
fine, ipelde 3oilette. pra9tpDQ uni
bod einfa9. $50 bieie Jrau ben @es
f9mad ber bat! Sb fie aud beuts
nidbt tansen mirb? itnben sic es
ni1t auffaqenb, 9oftor, baB Warie
Nenede ni9t tanat2 lln5 i'd peiB es
eana genau, ibr Mana bat es ibr niGi
perbetenl
SD b6rle iagen, lire aarte @efunbs
belt bertrige bas aauaen ni@t, erpis
berte Gcott.
Nonsense, fie mar niemals frant,
ols bereangenen 9erbf. ssitbem il
fie ldngft uieoer geiunb. @ott meiB,
mas binter bieier Caprice itedt!
6ran3 drgerte fi6 iiber Melanies Sc.
i1udb, es mar ibm uum6glid, nit
Jreunoen tiber Marie 5u ipre@en. lin
bas @efprd@ su dnOern, iagte err: Bif
fen sic, gndbige 6rau, baB i'd mid
bellte eines = &aubes farf i9 nidt a.
gen, DobI aber einer NnIeibe nbne Sbr
WiGen i9ulbiS semabt babe?
g8as uolIen Sic Damit iagen, lieber
GeottY
Mls i6 mir beute Morsen erlauben
polite, mid na1 Sbrem Befinben 5u
ertunDigen, iDies mid Sbre 3Ofe in Die
Glbli0tbef. Sic lieBen elm menig auf
fid marten. id 5Og aus elmer 8aders
reibe Elm huntel9riineebunbenes Bud
beraus: @eOrg Goriters Briefe. Sas
Ndb1en fam ieBt nit ber Nfelbung.
gudbige 6ran lei ioeben bei9dftigt,
tbnne Hiemanb empfangen, bn ba@te
i6 erif baran, baB beute Mbenb Bal
uHb baB Sic lua5rf9einli9 nit 6taats=
angeIegenbeiten befhdftigt tparen.
Sic batten es getroffen, 9ottor, pers
ieBte urau ppm 8rufHanil.
Ni9 tpanbelte bic 2uit on, 8eorg
dOrders griefe au leien, i9 nabm bas
BUD nit, bite Oafhr Uni gndbiee Ser,
seibung unb perfpre@e, es Sbnen tppbl'
bebalten nit groBem Dante 3uradjuge,
ben.
81 ni6t n6tbig, iaste WieIanie unt
laGte. Sas Bud III gar ridt mein gis
gentbum. IS gebDri 6ilbegarD. Sd
lab es ettua 3tuei Sabren ober por nod
lduserer 3eit auf ibrem G9reibtil9l
IiegeH. SO fragte, Oh es aniiiant lei
fie prizes g mir On unh Id nabm es nit
giun benfen Sic li9 aber, lieber Jreunb
ipie i'd erftaunt mar, als i9 oiejes por
0ilbegarb bepunberte Bud aufi9Iug
sd iage dbneH, eniiebli@ langmeilig
lber 0iI6egarb III bo9 gelebrt uni
Hniere @ef9madsri9tungen iin6 iebi
nerlAiebeH. So halte Is nit ber
Gran3pIen: ie6es Genre lit gut, rul
nid1t bas lanstDeiIise. Sd Ssrgab au'
fangs, bas Bud surld5ugeben. unb ieii
i9 In 6anlburg bin, ifebe i6 in feline,
Berbinoung nit ibr, fie, ifets fertig mi
Der Jeoer, bat es nidt einmal Der Dub,
luertb gebalten, neinen lebten Brief Al
beauttuorien. Gatiirlid Itreibe Id nnr
aud@ niGt On bal eble @tiftsfrdnlein
Wiiien sic, ineilt Iieber Scott, boz id
Dor 3wei Jabren auf ben gebauten fam
Bob sic unb @oufine 6iIbesarb =
tgrans bantte i'm Stillen leinem sf)b
pier, boB 8rufmanr fam, I'm iein
asrau 5unR 8au3a 3a flbren. SbgIeid
Il on 'GiIoegorb ni6t benfen fonnie
Dbne b6s 8efiibl 3u baben, bon ibr Qe
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@eibe 9awns.

25oO garfs Sheer, .poir,cOrO, Ylaib
sarpns, 10 eents psr garb; Marieiues
bon l2a Gents per garo an; feline
Y'ques, IS @ents per ya,b; Drss gam=
br'cs, 121, 163iunO 20 @ents; easliide
eaalbries uno WoiaicOfa, Sc 3ou brett,
20 Bis so Gents.
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Cine unsebeure ansDabl in ti,l.n
Mtltelu.
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Gefdrbte Qawns.

40 3Oll breiter 8attiif, quite Maare,
10 uno 123 Gents per garb; Ylaib
Sapns, 80 3cI brett, in 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 @tiide Bsrtb Orsanbies
129 eents; Cable @Oro Orsanbies, 12l
Gents; Beriii6er Muu aIer Grt, 80 uno
35 Gents; Gmericun ebauies, seorudt
uno sdtfarbis, IA 9urbs far 81.
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ldrsr. gie iinb ausse5sidnet in Der
Wdide uab i'm @a;n sefdrbt.
SdOttif4e 3ephAre auerleeter Mope
in alien Muitern, fclio sefarbt, 81 3cl
brett, 25 Gents.
Cine hibf6e gluswubl bon 5dottis
1dsn @baulbraps 35 unb 40 Gents.
@rcBer gurrath BON @lassOw Be-
pbhrS aller Nrt.
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@Odentlide Treie Yreiie flir stras
eri6eint
ieoen DonnerGag
unb foItet
$3.50 fiir OaS Sabr pbcr $1.25 fit
6 Wpnatc In VDrauSbesablnma.
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0as bette 3euanii,,

bas nO6 fir irgerb cine 8Iutmebisin
peroffentli6e wurbe, lit bic georu Gte
garaAiie ber 8abritanten bon DR..
Feree's Golden Medical Discovery,
<stI1e 8endbr leiltet, baB iene
tpuuberDolle WtebiSin in allen 6dllen
BON &ra.tfbeiten, fir pel9e lie empfoh>
len ipir6, niibt nber bei!t, pber 0as Dqs
tin ERsaglte @el6 alitiidgeeeben mirb,
Sic beili alie &rantbeiten, bic non trd=
ger Seber unb unreinem Ylut berfpm>
men, un0 beren 9tame lit 2egion.
Ile Sauts, Gopfbautz unb ffropbul6s
fen 2eipeib 4usIdiage, punbe Stel(elt
Hnb glnf1inelunger, Sal3fluB, 6le6z
ten, &Dtblauf unb glei6artige &ranfs
beiten geb0ret 5u berert, bel tpeI6et
oas discovery" punberbare 9eiluns
gen pollbradte.
gaenn alles aubere ni6ts bilft, DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy beilt. so @ts.,
in MpDthetern.
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@ine poul ltdnbise Nuswuhl er neue=
ften Muiter gu 12al unb Is Gta. per Yarb.
156 5tiide 'sNew Departure" 3u 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies lino Multer irau50fider ainils
Ter unb CUTE Waaren
1889 Triblinsswaoren in frliben Jar,
Sen 123, Is unb 20 Gents.
9dottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren perben immer rppue
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Qamns.

gBir babeu ieet mebrere bunbert Stade
amsritanii6sn. en3lifden, iriiden, franz
3ofiden uno i6pei5er 6abritats sur, Mu=
lidt aus iesen.
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. Sriide 9einen;ense.

SlOuien-seinen, BeIfaff grODn cres
sinens. Is Gents; braun 2sinen.g ganiii,
BON 10 Gents an; Semen, gambriss, SO
Gents Zig 81, unb pieles aubere.
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Baraaba's omerifanifde @insban,s
fur Damen- nnD SinDer= aleioer, ertra:
fein, 20 Gents.
The morning news., 1889-11-11
One of rhunderbolt's Sights.

A MORNING NEWS reporter visited Thun-
derbolt yesterday to pick up few items
about the village and was shown about by
Capt. M. J. Doyle. Capt. Doyle has the
prettiest place in the village, surrounded
with all that would charm the eye, from
the towering oaks, with their pendents of
Spanish moss to the rarest Towering shrubs.
The captain takes as much pride in his
poultry yards as he does in his blooded
horses. He has about twenty horses in his
stables. To Be and Claymore have been
making the rounds of the fairs at Macon,
Atlanta and Gainesville, and have been
showing that Chatham county stock has as
good bottom and speed as up-Georgia and
Tennessee horses. 1t is worth while to go
over Capt. Doyle's place, for such a rare
collection of fowls is seldom to be found as
are displayed. Turkeys, geese, ducks, pea
fowls, chickens, guinea fowls and pigeons
of many varieties, and in pond of artesan
water across the road from the captain s
residence are very fine German carp, which
thrive as finely in the artesian water as in
fresh water, without the sulphur impreg-
nation
The morning news., 1889-11-11

Clare Br), - 49,. at -. Aug 10.
Hampshire Br), Kerruish, Shields, sid Oct 25-
Venice (Br), Bolt, Liverpool, sid Nov S.
Inchrhona (Br), Mcdonald, Shields. sid Oct 25.
Mounts Bay (Br), -. Smyrna via Norfolk, sid
Elfrida Br), Rasmussen, Avonmouth, up Oct g.
Ydun (Nor), stoltz. Bluefields, Mic, due Nov IA.
Ariel (Brl. -. 80 from 49,, sid Nov
Donar Ger. Kuhn, Liverpool, sid Nov2.
Devonshire (Br), -, Palermo, sid Oct 25 via
New York
Aicester OBJ, Bruce, Liverpool, sid Now
Florence CBr), Sunley, Liverpool, sid Nov5.
Roehampton (Br), Sanderson. Shields. sid Nov 8.
Thalia Br), Sealey. Philadelphia, cid Nov 6.
BARKs.
Elise Both Ger, Ahrens, Liverpool via Rio
Janeiro, sid July 13.
P Berg (Nor), Benusen, Santos sid Sept a.
Osseo (Br). Davies, at Swansea May II via st
Paul de Loando.
Paradox Rusl, Larsen, Cardiff via Buenos Ayrse
Gloria (Sw), Meyer. at London July II via
BuenoS AyreS.
Advena Nor). Anderson, Sundsvall, sid July Is
Johanna (Nor), Olsen, Buenos Ayres sid Aug 8.
San Pietro Utah, Langella, Rosario, sid Aug 26
Lyngoer Nor, C1ristophersen, at Liverpool
July %, via Buenos Ayres.
via Buenos Ayres.
Deynetra Ger, Schramm at Dublin Aug via
Newport, E. and Madeira.
Francesca RdtaD, Califano, Girgenti, sid Sept II.
Achilles CNorl. Dahl, at Bergen prior to Sept ID.
queen Of the Bay (Ger). Durchlag, Rosario sid
Sept N.
Professor Lintner (Nor), -, Barrow, sid Oct
ottiIia dtap Treglio, Cardiff via Buenos Ayres,
Catterina GtaI, -, Barcelona, sid Oct 90.
Anna CNor), -. Seville, sid Oct 10.
Nellie Brett, Knight, Antofogasta, up Oct I.
Angelo Castellano Br), Castellano, Montevideo,
Glengarry Br), Henry at Rosario Sept 1.
Konoma Br), Thompson, Liverpool, sid Oct g.
Agnes (Ger), Schepier, at Stettin Aug H.
Nehemiah Gibson, Risley at Philadelphia Nov a.
Ossuna tBr), Mckay Liverpool, sid Nov 6.
BRIGs.
Robert Dillon. Leighton. New York, up Nov 4.
John Wesley, Van Glider Baltimore, up Noy5
L'Esperance Br), Jenkins. Rio Janeiro, sid Sept
10.
Alpheta (Br), Hobby, Montevideo, sid Sept %.
sCHooNERs.
s P Hitchcock, Blair, Boston, up Oct 10.
Charmer, Daboll, New York, sid Oct 81.
Emma Heather, Fisher, Philadelphia cid Oct 20.
John H May. Riggs, Philadelphia, up Oct %.
BENZ F Lee, Steelman, Baltimore, sid Nov
Gen Adelbert Ames, Jameson, New York, sid
Nov 9.
Lille Schmidt, Eldridge, Baltimore, up Nov 2.
Denike. Townsend, Baltimore, up Nov 1.
Mary Powers, Jones, at Port Royal Nov g.
Harbeson Hickman, Wharton, Philadelphia, sid
Nov9.
Three Sisters, Simpson, Philadelphia, up Nov z.
Norman, Henderson Baltimore, up Nov s.
The morning news., 1889-11-11
BOOK NOTICES.

Messrs. Latham, Alexander & Co., 16 and
1s Wall street, New York, bankers and
commission merchants, have issued a neat
little book entitled "Cotton Movement and
Fluctuations 1883 and 1889. 1t contains a
review of the movement since September.
also a letter from Ellison g. Co. of Liver
pool, written expressly for the book, besides
other statistical Information which renders
it a desirable acquisition to the cotton mer-
chants desk.
THE LAMENT OF DIVES. By Walter Besant
Frank F. Lowell & Co., 142 and IA Worth
street, New York Paper 30 cents.
All of Walter Besant's novels are inter-
esting reading, and the present one is not
an exception to the rule. "The Lament Of
Dives' is very good story.