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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-19
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Real Est ate Deals,

August F. Staacke and wife to A. E.
Staacke, R. w. and H. G.. Staacke,
Nos. 81 and SO Commerce street, front
ing 43 feet, tor S20,000.'
J. B. Van Houton to A. c. White,
lot s, west of Alazan creek, $3.50.
NJ. X. Meredith and J. g. Meredith,
to Alma Milling Association, land at
Bexar postoffice, for IS 500.
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For Sale.

First-class family carriage and team
of fine horses with new harness, horses
good trotters and gentle. Apply to
7-3ltf HAMBLETON, HADLEY 4 Co.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
ES AND STATE SPECIALS
Nine People Cremated.

Nine People Cremated.
New YORK, August 19.-Early this
morning fire broke out in the kitchen
of restaurant on the store floor of a
big five story tenement, SO5 Seventh
avenue. Nine of the sixty occupants
of the house lost their lives.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-19

A ukase is issued I'm Russia sane
tioning provincial reorgani cations
under Count Tolstoi's scheme.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-19
The Stookman's Friend.

"Ragland's Screw Worm Annihil-
ator''-to be had at City Drug Store,
No. S, h. Commerce st. 6-lS Il
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Building Permits.

Geo. Jagge, dwelling, Hidalgo street,
ward 8.
Mrs. Geo. Hoerner, dwelling, Presa
street, ward s.
Henry Terrell, addition, Oakland
street, ward 4.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-19

A cabinet crisis is caused in Buchar.
est by the resignation of the ministers
of war and foreign affairs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-19

American Hotel-Laredo, Texas.
Sl.0O per day. Il. j. SEE. 6-lstf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-19

THE railway fellows got away with
Blake and his crowd in the Dallas
freight convention. Their facts and
figures and schedules showed that
Texas freights were not quite up to
the average freights In the surround
ing states, but the freight representa-
tives assured the committee of their
perfect readiness to enter into con-
ference with regard to rates on cotton
or iron or any other product that
could be made to yield good returns in
Texas through freight reduction, and
see how far it was possible to make
the same. Blake stands in a worse
position than he did before.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-19

DALLAS is IN marked contrast to
San Antonio in the matter OF fair en-
thusiasm, liberality and preparation.
Even the Galveston journals are
stirred by the distant hum OF her
preparations to remark:
dallas is beginning to show symp-
toms of cleverness. Preparations for
the great fair have begun in earn est,
and for near two months it will be
nothing in north Texas but dallas
fair" 1t will be a grand affair and
Galveston will attend in vast num-
bers.n
San Antonio can read, mark, learn
and inwardly digest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
coon OF Ess PLAYING.


vs. j. Ferris Plays a Simultaneous
Match at Baltimore.
Concerning the visit OF William J..
Ferris Of the Wilmington Ohess Olub to
the Baltimore Chess Club on Saturday
evtning, Mondays Baltimore Amsrica;.
contains the following hattering notice /;
since the visit of the great DR.. Zuker.
tort OF London, no such gathering OF
chess players has occurred here eg was at
the Baltimore Chess Association SATIN.
day night Theoccasion was the visit oil Fir.
VIM. j. Ferris, president Of the Whining.
ton (Del) Obese Club, who came hy
special invitation, and played against III,
Baltimore PLAYERS simultaneously. They
Eers j. Il, Digs, @. Barrett, W. Il.
Brown, g. N. Hughes, H. 8. Pacholder,
lid Feast, II. Wenziug, o. Prangiey, Ell
Iorsoh, John Uthof, X. b. Fleming,
u. $. Haborsham, W. Whitney, q. b.
Lnokett and u. Needles After over four
nous continuous play MIR. Ferris won
seven games, drew three and lost si1.
Some Of the defeated were among tho
strongest players, and Of the winners
among the weaker players of the associa-
ton. AIR. Ferris opened his games in
dinerent ways, his favorits being the
centre gsmbit. His play was very rapid
AMI accurate, each opponent being re.
cured to have his move ready when hia
board was rescued Oonsid srinR Tho
strength OF the members and the Iae1,fal
strain upon The single player, his SUCCESS
wss remarkable. At the close Mr.. Ferris
was elected an honorary member Id left
tor Philadelphia yesterday aiternoou,n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
THE PENINSULA.

The Seaford It,cie5o fsks all Peninsula
papers 10 say that the sussax National
Bank will not be moved to Laurel.
The smyrna TimS says: Thomas
5lolnoe died at his residence, near Tay.
lor s Bridge lat week, 1t the age Of IS
ysara. lie was noted trappei. as was
his father before bin, making this nearly
the only oc;upa,ion OF his life. II il
computed ny these who know him that he
caught ftou. irst TO last 100, 900 nuskrats
sno % tons Of snnpping Turtles. He had
caught as high as 5000 mupgrats drYipp
sinttg and geuld again crop dowa to
s,0OO or beioT. besires these, lie shot a
great many black duckl that would come
OH The marsh 10 faei and in former Years
often bagged ottsr, niink and other wild
animals.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
Jnmtnn,I ~ rrncir.

Extra sonth.bUuad freight train No.
~ struck broken frog near the Shellpot
crossing about 30 O'clock, Saturday
night, derailiug the engine and is loaded
freight oass. The truck was torn mn for
a considerable distance, but Otherwise tho
actual damaRe was not very heavy. The
esss were scattered over the tracks aud
the passage OF trains over the main line
YES delayed for about 10 hours. During
the blockade trains passed over the Edge
Moor eut-of snd passengers tor this city
we're taken 10 aud from Newport on q
special train. A wrecking train from
this ot,y vas at work all night clearing
mp the wreck aud early Sunday morn.
ing travel was resumed on the main line.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
TRAT REMARKABJH roc.
one which Has survived MANY
Tests and HnyesItRati0ns.

One which Has survived Many
Tests and Investigations.
| Sundays New York Times.
| Number Pastor House is a historical
number, made more so In this instance
from the fact, that In the old DAYS OF the
house, Number II WAS the headquartera
Of Thurlow Weed, Daniel Webster, Henry
CLAY, and statesmen not 30 well known 70
postertty. In consequence Of the aHso.
tionste traditions that linger around the
place II has become the rendezvous OF
prominent men ABOUT town, NEWSPAPER
men, raccnteurs, authors, lawyera, and
men who live by politics.
Periodically FOR The past three days
the place has Etsounded with mirth. and
it all happened by The Introduction Of q
fried egg, served delioiOusiy 10 a china
diah, its mere appearance stimulating the
appetite of the gourmet before whom il
was set. The genial and popular Gen.
Jsmea j. Sullivan was introduced TO il
informally on Tbursday. Take Il
away" he exclaimed, IT never cd. egga
in the middle OF the day"
''But this ia one of 3 special dozsn
TINT has come from MIR. Aliens STOCK
farm" remarked Louis, the presiding
genius of the place.
"Ali right" said tbs general.
Then he sptinkied it carefully with
pepper and salt and dropped lump Of
butter ia the dish.
ut is cold" said the general, "but
out Of compliment to the house l will
eat 1t. .
The general was disappointed. He did
mot eat 1t. His knife refused to pene.
trato the substance of which the iliuslye
egg was composed. "Why's it's fraud.n
no exclaimed. The egg was china, but il
had required up to O'Clock last night as
men to lind II out. The victims include
scme of the best known men in town.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
JAMES D. Flsn,s snNrEYcE.
President Cieyeland's Reasons 70,
Committing IL.

| Committing is.
| WAHnNdroE, dan. 26.-The Pfeeident
hos committed the sentence OF Janes ID.
Fish, formerly president of the Marina
National Bank Of New York, who waa
convicted In April, 1855, Of misapplyipy
the funds Of that bank and sentenced
June 18th, 1885, to 10 years. imprison-
ment In the state prison at Auburn, N.
Y, upon the frat count Of the Indictment
with the statement that Judgment for a
like punishment will be entered upon
conviction had under 10 other counts 81
the Indictment.
The presidents endorsement In tbia
case is rs follows: "This convict ia 60
years OF age. Prior TO his conviction he
was trusted and respected by oil who
knew him, and oil his dealings and inter.
course with his fellow-men both in busI.
ness and social life, had been such az 10
secure their confidence aad esteem. In
the view take Of the application for his
pardon, there il no occasion to refer 10
the nature of his offence nor to comment
upon the evidence upon which his CON.
viotion rests further than 10 suggest thai
it Is case in which the actual and vilfuI
interests to defraud, depend upon
influences somewhat uncertain, baya
rarely II ever seen petition for
executive olemency signed 30 numerouslv
az the one presented In this case by citisens
of great responsibility and busineas
standing. The prisoner. since his con-
viction has aided the administration OF
the criminal law by giving valuable testI-
mony upon the trial OF another offender.
He has endured his imprisonment Tins
far with all the fortitude and resignation
possible and has been sorupulously ohe-
dent to oil prison rules and regulations.
Medical proof produced before me fully
establishes the fact that with advanced
age and serious disabilities and by
reason Of his confinement he is physically
and mentally fast failing and l ana satis.
fed that he will not survive his imprison.
ment II much longer extended. Every
object sought 10 be obtained by the pun
ishment OF crime will be accomplished
In my opinion by q Communication OF the
conyicps sentence to imprisonment for a
term of i've years and six months with
allowance Of all deductions for good con-
duct. Such Communication is therefore
granted"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
-TH-i---------a----
PEARS Soap Is an elegant toilet ad,nnc
a Good Washington rrotsl.

So0h Washington Hotel.
Philadelphia Times.
Actor James T. Powers ia tho latest
practical Joker of note. IL iis lat ioka
Richard Cummings. who plays tbg p.rt az
"Wilfred Sbadbolt'' ia "rae Yeninen M
the Guard" road company, wss the via.
tim. Cummings, who is an Enslishn,an
and unfamiliar with American instltu.
tions, waited TO know OF Powers wbsre
he could And good hotel whan thei,
company arrived in Waghingtup h Ct
Sunday. "Do you want TO On, nm AT a
S3 or "a or S5 house ?" Powers i had
Cummings Thought he would DO satlsasd
With q comfortable 81 house. "Tho
White House il the best 8 house know
in Washington" said Powers, putting an
his most serious air "Irs tiyht in tho
heart Of The oity and everything nice. +
can recommend IL. Cnmmings calle1 a
cab, said White House" to the driyer
and in 10 minutes was having heated
argument with the gatakseper OF ira
White Rouse grounds. Tie CONTROVERSY
ended in the sasekeeper's favor and Cum-
mings went in search Of Powers win a
CLUB.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
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A FRIdHTFUB EXPLOSION.
a Judge and Two Othars Killed ana
Three Fatally Intursd.

Kansas Cry, No., Jan. ga boiler
exploded In the saw.mill OF Il. II.
Perkins at Poplar Bluff Saturday night,
killing Judge J. Il. stramount, John
Ohrontster and John Moore. Robert
Maleom, Riobard H. Perkins, the pro-
prietor and Richard Robins received fatal
wounds.
Claiborn and Robert Spencer were also
badly hurt, while four others esoa ped
with slight injuries. Portions Of the
boiler were blown 900 yards. Judge
Stramount, Mr.. Robins and aome OF tic
others we're passing By and stopped in
just few minutes before the explosion.
Lack Of water In the boiler caused the
disaster.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
0.gooabY Mn., nc aemnn,harsa.


Now York Times January Goth.
Il is now nearly four weeks since the
letter setting forth the claims of Mr..
'Murchison" 0sgoodby 20 Mr. Harrigon's
recognition" and gratitude was sent
from Los Angeles 70 Indianapolis. This
letter was sigued by Mr., Harrison GRAY
OTIS, q shining light of tha California
Republican press aud by "Judsen Fitz.
something, member OF the Republican
state executive committee OF California.
II enumerated in dctMl the services Of
osgoodby to the great principles o. Re-
puolicanism, aud asked from tho Pre.i.
cent elect the sympsthetlc admiration
mat such delicate devotion plerited.
Nothing has set been made publc as to
Mr.. Harrison's intentions in thin highly.
Important and interesting meter. Wspa.
maker, whose service to the partv VEG
relatively simple AID even insignificant
since any rich man can give MONEY "A
quay and Dudley, has been cnlleS h
indianapolis, and probably promised 4
place In the cabinet. but Ogeooaby, SO
far as ia known, hss been promised roth.
ing whatever. We fear hs hps been be.
trayed. We advise him to watch Oils
and the judge. They may have secured
something for themselves on the strength
OF their part in the "Murahigoar letter
MI. Harrison is not TO bs regarded ne in
diherent TO his remarkable achieve.
men," Let him see that no one else is
rewarded for it. .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

A Philadelphia Times Washington
sneeial says; The mothers and dangbtsra
OF tho Senatorial circie hre in II state of
expectancy over the acquisition OF the
new senator from little Delaware. II has
been circulated around that he is bach
elor and great society man. He is
middle aged, handsome, eloquent and a
hhe convt7sa;ioualist, which fills the bill.
The Topping of Of the north. easteyn
corner Of the solid south ~ good begin.
ming socially speAgiug senGtor Higeins
IS bouud 10 be great social favorite il
half that is told about his agreeable man
ners be true.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
THE WILMINGTON E.AIR.
statement Showing the Results oi
she First Exhibition.

AZ the annual meeting OF the Peninsula
Agricultural & Pathological Association
on Saturday, the following board Of
directors was chosen George G. Lobdell,
T. Is. ooltou, NJ. T. Hayden. W. Y.
Warner, Francis N. Buck, Preston Lisa,
William dnpont, Thomas 8. Robinson,
Henry H, Mcmillan, J. A. Cranston and
Dr j. O Mccoy. The board will meet
soon ard elect its officers and committees
and decide on tho da.e OF the next meet
ing. There is about $4,000 worth Of
stnet yet to be taken to put all of the
$40 900 worth of stock on the market and
Il is proposed to secure further sub
scriptioHs at once.
4 statement of the results Of tho lirst
exhibition held in October last shows the
following
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

RELIGIOUS kxCrrEuEyT.
A Letter la Kent County, Nd, Gre
utes a ScusattOu,

utes a sensation.
A special from Baltimore says: There
is great religions excitement in Kent
county, Maryland, oTsr the circulation
OF copies of letter claimed to have been
written by Jesus Christ. A prefix TO line
letter says that it was written by CHRIST
and was found 10 miles from iconium.
1t was transmitted from me holy City by
Jew and was faithfully translated from
the original Hebrew copy now ia the pos.
session Of a family in hes1potamig.
The letter ia said to have been found
Under a stone, upon which was cut .
'Biessed is he that shail turn me over. -
The text of the letter includes those
paragraphs; II advise sou to fast Eve
Fiidsys in the year, beginning with Good
Friday, in remembrance or the Ave
wounds | received for mankind. Yon
shnll lows ono another with brotherly
love, md caues them that are not bap.
tized to como to church and receive
the Holy Sacrament. no those who do
not believe Ia this writing and IN nv
commandments, will send plaques upon
them. Whosoever shnll have q copy OF
this letter shall be protected from hight
ming and pestilenos."
Tee letter is signed Jesus Hominnm
Salvador.
Nearly thousand of these letters arc
In cironlatiou, and the representations people
are securing them as charms asalust evil.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
ACCEPTED AND WILL 4PPE.R.
Arthur pare.

Ono morning whilo reclining
W NY easy uhhir, rcpining
ptr TIE llck Of trun religion and III tenrtb nj
common sense, " VI
su,rnlu-yiSaged lady
VINO, ~ sure wn9 on tho shady
''u" ni thlriS, entered proudly, and TO crush
me did commence - -'''
y tNhtA poem here sirln, "..... E--
shll the INDY, growing ilfrcsr,
and the subject when M rbosen ,.o,,.,I -
member, sir, WIS Spring;
buI although I've SEARCHED yonr paner.
:, sT ~ sunlight, gils ana taper,
w uncovered OF that poem not a solitary
.he was muscular AMI wiry,
a.. Nhn nor temper seam'd 80 l'ry
inu' , ShgW Ia p1cify her, should have TO fib
~ tpld her ere her versos
~ Mihlii &rrN great had come tn-bles. us
~" l'teNtl llIst Iity-One Oh Spring OF which
wen published One
Ahd added, we've decided
mt they'd better be ityiaed
AHlvhG Mo years thai fOllow--one IN earh s,,,
cf"dhg spring: SUI
IL IL y4uI llHrs' m pleased 10 mention,
Nna'l receive orr b,st attention
III inc y"hr nln"tsen and forty. wbsp ,bo IRA.
begin 10 sing. ''i' WI us
Hartford Sunday Journal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
ne Thought IL uasn,t Loaded.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S. Charlie Owen, aged
8, went to neighbours house yester iay
afternoon to play with Willie and Alfred
Marks, Willie, who is is years of age,
got his fathers revolver and, as he sun
posed removed all the cartridges. BE
then PIT the muzzle Of the weapon TO the
owen boys head and pulled the trigger.
charlie fell to the floor dead with bullet
IL his brain. His parents and those OF
the youthful murderer are distracted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

CHEsrEETowN, MD, Jan. 27.--The
white CSpA' continue to make their
threats And in some instances are taking
1tepa to carry them ont. It was frst
considered by some that the talk Oh
white Caps" being around was only q
Joke bat the people are now beginning
to think that such an organization has a
fouthold here. Letters and notices from
this organization are numerous. One
gentleman has received letter com.
handing him to keep bstter hours; an.
other to be less Detciles1 Ia shaving
paper, We; another not 10 80 from home
without leaving a supply OF food, .Ec.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

The wreck Of the famous clipper shin
MerEilnAc which went down on the New
Jersey coast Il years ago, has been dis.
covered near Tcwnsend's Inlet by the
sonsrs point wreckers, after years Of
search snd the expenditure of large sums
Of money by uany different Companies
aud privs'e in-iyidnsl4 TITO Merrimsc
was one of the oldtim liners. and cleared
from Liverpool in March, 1867 for Phila
dolphin, consigned 10 Peter Wright &
Sons. The cargo consisted mostly of
silver bars, ziuo, and 9th metals which
Voter dos not oorrois. Its value is
placed st $3.50 900, and wreckers will en-
deayor to recover the metal next summer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
wesl one.ter,s New nrnnrn L.in..

A specinl from West Chester sags j,
The Wilmington i Northern railroad
engineers have completed their two sur.
yeya looking to the construction OF 4
branch from this place TO icterssct the
main line at Lenspe, on the BIandywine
some four miles distant, and will now
make drawings for tho same and gubmit
them to the West Chester beard of trade,
under whose directions tue SURVEYS we're
made. This done mn estimate OF co.'s.
will follow, aad il ia exp cited that the
road will be built during the coming
summer and fall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
A woman 100 Yenr. n,n.

WoLFnoEo, ~ H., Jan. 2s.-Mrs.
Nancy Edgerly. q lifelong resident Of
this town, died Saturday at the aae OF
loi years 8 months and 2S days. She re-
the Inst. "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

sst.--.--e.J %GsA 4,G. 70 insulated oopper
wire and the cars are then connected with
9 patent coupler which is the most novel
feature of the invention. This coupler
10 so simple that II ia absolutely limos.
siDle for the mcst stupid train hand to
make Q wrong coupling. The coupling
10 enveloped in q wster tight gutts pereha
easement and consists Of a male and
female coupling fashioned somewhat
after children's play blocks. Tho compiling
is held together by long brass pin with
split spring head which passea through
an aperture in the other coupling until il
reaches the cnuntersink when the head
expands and forms bearing A. the
Two couplings are fitted together q small
pin in the female coupling ia pressed
DOWNWARD and in passing between two
platinum points the oircuit is momentsrily
closed, thus notifying the engineer by the
whistle that the coupling IL made aud
that II is in working order.
This invention has been sucoessfnlly
tested on the Wilmington e. Northern
railroad since Wednesday last, and tho
short, sharp cnrvas on this road gro suf.
hcient guarantee Of ita practical useful.
ness. The circait cannot be closed acct.
dentally by any fors and eft motion OF
the train, even shonld the train run OF
the track. The only fear expressed was
from side thrust, but q pfaoti,al trial
has proved that no Rmnunt Of swaying
from side 70 side will affect the Whistle
Inc w a. N. train which leaves here
every weekday at 2.40 p. III. has b,sn
equipped with the new appliance and
Conductor John s. Shannon and the tr1in
bands speak of il in enthusiastic terms.
superintendent Mo0ansland has ex..
tended Mr.. Griggs every facility to test
his invention, and the result has been 30
satisfactory that other trains on this road
VIII probably be equipped with the new
signal at once. The Philadelphia a.
Reading railroad will shortly give il a
trial. ALI practical railroad men who
have witnessed its operation, speak OF il
in high terms. An additional value re-
sults from the fact that it will bs consid-
erahly cheaper than the Westinghouse
system. Mr. Griggs has associated with
himself Howtrd L Pyle of this city, who
Is showing snd introducing the signal
among the railroad men. II is proposed
to organtze stock company at once and
begin tue manufacture OF these signals in
this city, thus adding another TO tho
manifold and varied Industries Of this
busy manufacturing centre.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

Nathaniel Ganiy, Is yeera soid. was
stabbed aud instantly killed IN gundn
afternoon durirS Q quarrel at Broad and
Caiiowhill streets, Philadelphia, i. is al
le2ea, By Harry Eady aged 10 years, who
was arrested.