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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
6. A g. A, p. Railroad.

D. a. q a. +. hdliT Odo.
DEPARTURES.
Train for CuerO, Houston, Galveston
leaves San Antonio. ....... y a. III
Trains for Beevile, ROckport and
Corpus Christi ...- ..........2:l5 p. III
Train for Kerrville. ........... ....4:OO p. IN
ARRIVALS.
From Galveston, Cuero & Houston ! :35 p. IN
From Corpus Christi, Beeville and
From kerrVllle. ................ l2'lV III
Train Time Changes.
/. & G. n. R.R.
North bound train leaves .........:.. a. m
North bound train leaves. .........2;5O p. M
North bound train arrives. ....... IL 30 p. III
North bound train arrives. b p. III
Laredo train leaves. ......-...... .oioo y. Ill
Laredo train arrives. ..':lO p. nj
SOUTHERN PACIFIC r, Il.
East bound train leaves. ...........7: ~ a. m
East bound train leaves. .2:l5 p. m
West bound train arrives. ........ .2:2l a. III
West bound train leaves. 1850 p. m
West bound train arrives, ......7:45 p. m
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STOCKDALE STAGE LINE.
Departs at 5 700 a. III. arrives at 80 p. m.
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Time Changes.
AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

SAN ANTONIO & ARKANSAS PASS RAILWAY.
Departs for Galveston, Cuero and Houston
at 8 80 a. M; arrives at $50 p. N.
Departs for Corpus Christi and ROckpOrt
at l 40 =. M. arrives at 2:l5 p. IN,
Departs for Kerrville at $50 p. NJ; arrives
at l. 80 y. m.
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PLEASANTON STAGE LINE.
Departs at !: 80 a. III. :arriveS 4 100 p. IN.
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g%efaut. ooer tperoen lie nidt mieoer in
umlauf geIebt in 6prm Ser Beaabluna
bon Giienbabn : Gabtten, Sotel &e9z
tluneen unb auF ionitiee Mtg" Naturli9
1T Dag SeBtere Der SOIL, alein bamit
ploerleat maj iene 8ebauptung nod
nidt. Ware bas elm 1ti1baltieer Be-
tDeis, baHn beftinoe bic t~peiiefte Ginan3.
yolttit in Der gr6Btm6gli9en Ser
i3nenoung. 9ann bdtten bic @ngldns
Der tein &e6t. iiber bic teigenben Soz
item oes municipalities ibrer &6nigs : Sa.
tttlte gu raifonniren unb bas beutf1e
Volt tp1re %uninnig, tpenn es ttber bos
wa9fenbe Wfilitdr : Budget nturren
tpoatel Die Barole mtBte baum iein :
Sc mebr 8%ergeuoung. befo mebr @elb.
umlauf unb in Golge belIen Inn 10
vbefere 3eiten"! 9as 1T bod aber
eia arger Srug : S6luBi I'm fi9 boz
BON gu t%iber3eugen, baB es elm folder
1T, brau6t man fi9 bod Bios au pers
gegenwdrti9en, tpober iene Miliar6e
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Der Drummer alidbrli9 tofet. sic
prooucireu bod feline Wertbe, alfo muB
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bic Waaren, Del6e fe nertreiben, auF.
gebra6t perben. Ober, bn bic Got=
furrena, oeren 9aupttreiter bic Srums
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10 muB bic Qualitdt BET Maarer ettpus
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item Diebet beraus3ubringeit uub bod
rod einea betrd6tli6en @eminn gu err
Sieleu.
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2inie, auf ben bic 2alt abgepdl3t Dirb
unb r0el9er - nolens volens = bic
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furren3 : 9ampf gu aabIen bat. Die
enornte 96be bieier &riegstoften re9t.
fertigt es aber bod pobl unter aaen
umitdnben, bon elmer ntoDen S9leus
oermlrtbi6aft bes &onturren3s SDFems"
au reoen.
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1T nerbaftet morben. Ct l1ebt unter
benz 8erba6te, an ben 8~etriigereien in
6er M}arines8 erpaItung betbeiligt getues
len gu fein.
Sn Berlin lit bic befaunte &omans
Si6terin Gannp 2emalo seftorben. Sic
erreidte elm Nlter bon 78 Sa6ren.
Nus Riel pirb mitgetbeiIt: II
WarinesS ff5iere finb mad OF : Nfrifa
abgefegelt, UNI i9 Der Expedition WiB=
MAINS au5ui6lieBen. Sic fino ba3u be-
ttimmt, an bic Steae Der bur1 Nerpuns
bung ober &rantbeit bien funtaugli9
eeporbenen OTfi3iere gu treteu.
0err BON S6l63er, Der beutf9e
9eiarbte an 8atitan, lit in Berlin
eingetroRen. @r iiberbringt Der &ei6ss
&egterung bas @riu6en bes papftes,
bet tatboliiden Stride ale &e6te tpies
Der gu aeben, pelde fe Dor grlab Der
Wtai : @efeBe inne eebabt. Sc be3iebt
I'D bas : ba Die tatbolii6e Stride ole
itbrigen Ge6te tpieoer erobert bat, auf
bic abfolute Nuslieferung Der Bolts
S9ule an Die fatbolif9e Stride. Mert,
tpliroig genug, baB ii6 Serr BON 56(6s
ger gu berartigen 8otenbieniten nliBe
brauden ldBt.
= Sic amtli6e 8erliner pre1e erz
tldrt, bob bic bor Ruraem nod Nnlerifa
getabelte Nadri6t bon Dem l1ebertritt
bet 2aiierin : Wittpe Nusufta, ober
fonf irgeno zines Mitgliebes Der
taiIerli6en unb t6nieli9en camille,
our tatbolii9en Stride, b6aig aus ber
Suft gegrifen gepeien Jet. IS tpirb
6aran Die mitunter aueroings aud
iebr bere6tiete Mabnung getnipft, bic
europdif6en &abelna6ridten nit gr6Bts
mOgli6er 8Ori6t auf3unebmen.
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ponben5 tbeilt nit, boB bic pforte ent.
f9lo1en iei, iber bic Smell 2reta 6en
gelagerungs=3utanb 81 berbdngen.
= Die Na9ri1t, bob Der i'm fran36z
fi9en Miniferium bes N~ustpGrtigen
bef9dftigte Captain 8ruiac, elm frii6ez
rer Nbiutant beg Generals 8oulanger,
als beuti9er 5piou berbaftet norben
lei, miro ban paris aus als b6aig aug
Der 2uft gegrifen be3ei6net.
= Sapan, bag md6tig empotfres
beabe iunge gulturs9anb i'm duBeriten
Ofen, f@eiut ben Oecioeut in 8e5us
auf Man6erlei iiberHigelu gu polen.
So gum 8eiipiel in 8eaug auf bic
Gei6en= 8erbrennung. Wie
mir benz nSfaiatii9en 9lont" entneb,
men, baben in Sofio, Der 9auptitabt
Sapans, in etnem so onat (Wfai)
1104 2ei9en : 8erbrennungen ftattges
funben. @s wurben bic 2ei9en BON
620 Mdnnern unb 484 5rauer bers
brantlt.
= gnoli6 bat Der 6o9berrat1ss
proceB geaen ben General 8Dulanger
bor benz Senats Sribuuol beeonneH.
Ser General procurator entrolte Elm
langes Sinben $ &eeiifer 8ouIangers.
Sdon in Sunis ion ct ben 8eriu9 se.
ma6t baben, bic Stole zines 8ice.36.
nigs an fpielen. Spdter, als Rriees.
minifer, iol er li9 barin gefaIen baz
ben, ben Dictator grompeu naGauab.
men. Ct bat i9 fogar i'm Coffin Der
3eit Grompels .abbiIben IaKen. 81.
men groBen 9.beil Der 8erbanbIuugen
wirb bic nnteriu6ung iber bic Mrt
unb Weiie einnebmer. tuie ct in ben
gefib Der grOBen Wittel %gelangte, bic er
5ur gefreituns feiner Ngitatiou n6tbig
batte.
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Correspondent. = @esuin, ben

&orrespoaoens. esuin n, ben
Z. 4usuff 1889. 9as @ottonpfIaden
uinmt allmdlis ieinen Nnfang, 1T
iebo6 I'm SO Sage ipdter als i'm
borigen Sabr. 9eute tpurben bic erlten
8alen Cotton aur Stabt gebra@t unb
bra6ten 104 Gent per pfunb; @ottons
famen uirb nit 40 Gents be3ablt. ua4
f:re Garmer Hagen iebr iiber Srodeas
belt; Der Wdrmegrab fteist tdgIi3 auf
80 = 105 @rao i'm S9atten Mnb if's
baber tein @unber, tpeun auaemein uber
S6laHoRgteit, &opH9mer3en, Miibig.
teit In allen Gno6en. @alaria unb an
beres Gieber uno aM9 bon 2ebrer. NppIi.
fanten i6er befpnbere S1nile Bel Der
96fung tpidtiser graminationsFraaen
i'm Court. room" setIast wirb. 9eb.
teres 1T tuirtli9 bel iebteer Semperatur
fein 8ersatigen, itunoenlang iber ben
Gragen b~ersufBen uno bas uhow" uno
where" unb when" es. beraussufins
ben, Tim als qualifi3irier schoolmaster
aus benz S9meIatiesel burter prtfungss
Humber berboraugeben, tpofttr bann Der
geplaste S6ulmeiter fir Die I1uere
Yriifungsseit nod obenbrein nit So
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unb 2Ogis uno anberes mebr, ,ble9en"
muB. Oie ausfi9t auf cine gIdn3enbe
G%ottonernte 1T, tuie algemein beri9tet
tpirb, bur9 bic lang anbaltenbe 3ros
denbeit iebr getriibt unb tpenrt nidt
balb Elm bur9sreifenoer &egen Der
Siirre @inbalt tbut, 70 pirb Wan9er
in feinen 9ohnungen auf reiden @rtrag
T9 getdui6t finben.
@eftern beranftaltete bic beige
oeutf9slutberif6e 8emeinbe elm Sonn.
tagsi9ulsp itnit i'm Greien. Infer benz
i9attigen 8ldtterbad bobet @i9en unb
ulmen, nabe am ufer bes r~eiSenben
Carbohydrates, erfreute fi6 Sung
unb 4lt an aQerlei Iufisen Spleen uno
geieliger nnterbaltung. 8eiang unb
Spiel tpe6ielteu ununterbro9en nit.
einanber ab. Gin belitates, auf ben
barten @runb Der Iieben Muttererbe ges
6efies W~ittagsmabl unb foitli9er Wein,
fdrtte bic bungrigen 8dite. Ger g.
WeiBtopf bemiatommte bic Geitgdfe in
elmer tur3en Iniprade uno 9err 2ebrer
Wter3 fpra6 einige pafenbe Worte Der
grmunterung gu reeer 3beilnabme am
Wert Der @~r5iebung, am S9luB bes
Gefes. X.
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@eiaiittelt. serDftet nno eriauft.

Dies finb bret 4articipien aus fer henti6en @rammdz
tit. Sic be3ei4nen sIei4Seitia bic prei aufeiuanber fol
senben 3uitdnbe, tenen haS u~nfeltse Snhipihuum tag
i'd, ieben Spe,ien pber iepen brttten Gag unterpprIen
1T, ipel4eS untius senus 1T, iid Ron BEN Srauen her
S~teberpein serHeii6en gu laHen. nnb bpd muB es niht
10 iein, hurhaus ni@t. Spitetter'8 Masenbitters te=
wabrt ale hieienisen, pelde eS sebrau6en, ppr ieber
Grt ppn Walariafieber ipwpbl tntermittirenhem as
Hadtaafeber. Seit nabeau finiunpbreiBis Sabren ia
eS elm dr3ltd uncertainties SpejiffHm unb 9rdpenttss
niittel sesen hieie tartnddisen 9rantbeiten, ni6t aur
unter unierern SimmelSitrid, ~ipnbern aud In ZEN ssppi=
iten unb aequatcrtalen 2dneern, fp bic Sieberleade in
allen SabresSeiten unb in ben b6sartfsItsn 6ormeu
berri9t. @auenluB, OpspepRe, 3beumatisnuS, Nte=
r%enletpen, Rerpciitdt unb S6pdhe fnb ~ebenfaa8 Seinl=
i%uGun9en, fur beren rpaIdnnise 8efeitiauns has Dit
tiers fp i9ps ldnst ais ~curdaus competent bepdbrt bat.
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Stoat Sbio, Stabt SoIebo,}
Qucu& 6. h. s. s

8ront S. Gbeneb bef6pSrt, bab ct Der
altere @artner Der Girna s. s. @bene1 C
60. 1T, tpelGe @ei9afte in Der Stabt Solebo,
in oben senanntem @ountb unb @taate, tbut,
unb baB befapte Girma bic Summe bon e n.
bnnhert Dollars fir ieben 8aI bon ga.
tartb be3ablen iuirb, Der bur9 ben @ebraud
bon SalI'8 aatarrb Sur nidt aebeiIt
tuerben tann. 6rant s. @beneb.
8efdDoren bot mir unb unterldrieben in
nteiaer @egenpart am 6. September A. D. SO.
GE.N> u. IS. @IeafOn,
OD 0fentli9er Aotar.
9aa's 8atarrb 8ur pirb innerIiG genOm>
men unO mirtt brett auf bas Slut nnb bic
fdleimigen Sberadden ses Sbftems. 9aSt
Sud umionf 3eusnife fomtmen.
8. $. @beneb q Co., Sslebo, ..
EY- gertauft bon apotbefern, rs Gents.
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Gin 0anktarer Datient,

Der ieinen RaHien niAt seuanat baben min, unD Der
fesue ppuftanStee @te0erbertteumne ron idDtpes
tent estDeH einert tn einem Deftcrbu9 aneesebenen
NrBnei ~rerbantt, last bur@ uns bafIelbe teitentret an
Ru9 entbalt uestpfe, BE tn ieber Gypibefe ssnna&t
nerben fonneu. Gdidt Cure abreIIe NIT Brtefnarfe
On; ,Drtoat @Iintf nab 9fspemfatH't, 23gget
IL. Str. Meip 9rrt y. o.
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sar 6einte unb biuigite 9rudia=
den bel 5 0 b II o Bros.
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cages : Weut8feiten.
& n La b.

= pennfpIpanii9e 8Idtter tbeilen
nit: nDie rei9en Sport : 2iebbaber,
tpel9e bic beige 3eit an benz @outb
Gorts NeierbDir, relp. @onemaugb See
BET SobnstoDn auaubringen pHegten. ia.
ben BET petosfep i'm State ,Mi9iaau
elm pra6tbod selegenes groBes Sthd
Sanb angefauit, auf benz he elm elegant
ausgeitattetes Club 9aus gu erri1tem
gebenten u Wenn es nod @e9t unb
8ere6ti9teit ginge, bann iolten bie{e
rei9en 6errf9aften, bur9 beren 1trdHi.
den Gei6tfnn Saufen6e ibr 2eben elm.
gebiiBt baben unb 3ebntauienbe UNI
ibre geiammte 6abe gebra6t tporben
fnb, oerart baftphi6iis genadt unb
our gntf6dbigungs s3abluns berange>
3ogen tuerben, baB ibnen allen Suiams
men aud ni6t genug ibrig bliebe, un
f9 bafir einen 0unoesS Stall baueu 3u
f6nnen !
Sn beri6iebenen Sbeilen Der
Staten New SerfeD, 9elamare. Marp.
Lamb unb Virginien 1T cine i1eue 2an6.
PLACE aufgetreten tn Gorm zines fIei.
men, aber blutbtrftigen Snfecis, peldes
bas Rin6bieb in 9roBen G9mdrmen
iberfdut unb ibm bas Blut %aus5auat.
Dieies Sniect, elmer fleinen 6aus>6lieae
ni9t undbnli9, iebt f9 ben Rinbern
auf ben 3opf Dber fonft tpobin, tpc
bieielben ie me5er nit benz G@mana
nod fouft bertretben f5nnen. Die fets
teiten O9ien perben auf bieie Weile
balb mayer mie bic Stelette uub bic
2ibe b3reu auf, MiI6 au seben. Der
gntomologe prof. 9otparb bonn Mders
bau : 9epartemet bat bic Watur biefes
Sniects senau itubirt. 9erielbe bot
aud Wittel GUT 8ertiIeung beHelben
a~ugege5en. DaiieIbe beftebt in elmer
Mii9ung bon Gii9tbran, Sheer uuo
94wefel ober o~erbiinnter garbols
6dure.
Sic 8erbanbIungen Der goufis
tuirenben 8erfammlung bes tuerbenbeu
States Wontana ffnb gu einem Still
ffano %9etommen, ba man fi9 ni6t iber
bic Wabl Der aufinftigen Stoats.
9auptfabt einigen fam. Ser Gtreit
i9wantt 3tpifden Der gegenpdrtiaen
Serritorialbaupttabt 9elena unb BEN
Stdbten Nnaeonoa, 8o3emau, @reat
Gaus, Billings unb MiGouIa. Oie
meiiten Nusf9ten batten Mnacouba unb
Wdhoula, aber oa man f1 nidt eini.
gen tonnte, tDirb 1elena bis auf Wei.
teres bic 9auptftaot bleiben.
- Ser sroBe Strife Der Beraleute in
benz @otesDiitrict BON gberIon, 0euns
fplpanien, bat nit benz Siege Der Stris
fer seen6et. Sic baben cine 2obn.grs
b6buns I'M 124 procent bur6gefebt,
unb es lit ferner ~bereinbart tporoen,
bob feline @ntlahunsen i'm 3uiammen.
bauge NIT benz Strife borgenommen
tperben birfen.
= Bon Chicago aus tpiro In @brebe
gelfelt, baB 8urte elm 8efdnbniB abs
selest babe. IS 1T ermittelt tporben,
baB Nle1anber O'Suliban ben Gbpo.
eaten 2ennebD nod Winnepeg geI9idt
bate, nit benz Nuftrage, Burte au
gr6btm0gli6er 8eri6piegenbeit au er.
mabnen.
NusIanb.
= 6aiier Wilbelm fibrte Der 96nis
gin 8ictoria bic 1900 Mann, tpelGe
bic 8eiabung Ses ibn besleitenben
@ef6naoers bilben, i'm parfe bon Oss
bornes9Ouie in parabe Dor. st feIblt
trug babel Gbmirals : Uniform. 4m
Greitag frib bat er bic 8iidreiie mad
9euti6lanb angetreten.
- Ser i'm Marine Miniferium su
Berlin aagefeate @ebeim' Eatb Rriser
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S%ln9ltn9enG Mdnnern
mtr5
St6ere @etlMn9 8aranttrt.

Die fdreffi@en GoIsen Der Susenbflnben,
Ge5dle4tsf4pdde berurfadenb, bobur9 Self
nno ROrper ruiBirt iper6en, permanent ae.
betlt. Serstlopfen, Sdadternbeit, Samen.
abfub. Gebddtnibf6pdGe, 8erlnf ber gner.
gie, Mbneigung eegen @efeafdaff un6 MeIan.
doiie sriinbIi9 turirt.
8er4tiratbete Mdnner, ober foI6e,
bic iid perheiratben %ipclen, Die in Golge bon
Snoiseleticn IN bet 5agenb an gef9ledts. unb
Aerbenf6tpd9e leiben, werben srinblid furirt.
Seine MiueraIten eineegeben.
Junge Mdnner, bic ibre Belt NIT nnfdbisen
eeuten berfdDenoet nnb fiG babur9 8rant.
heiten bes Ropfes, ber Rafe, bes SaIfes, Der
eeber, 9unsen, G~insepeibe unb beS Wtdeena
tuge3osen baben, uerben fhueQ tarirt.
eabi eu6 nidt bnrd faIfaes SdamsefabI
ibhdIten fnfprf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-25
Round The World In Seventy-Three
Days.

"A Physician writes from Hampstead, +,
December %: "To test the quickest
mailrnute round the world warded
TWO post-car Is, addressed to myself, to
care of a friend in Hong Kong, sending
one via Brindisi and Singapore and the
her via New York, San Francisco and
Yokohama, requesting my correspondent
in Hong Kong to re-address them back to
me. but sending each by ,he opposite
route to hat by hich they went out from
Londo n. This he kindly did, and, strange
to say, both cards arrived here again yes
teaday, the one which went out eastw ard
on October 12 reaching Hong Kong Nov.
13 and was dispatched back thence on
November II, while the other one west
ward. leaving Ii ndon on October 10,
reached Hong Kong on November 90, and
was disl atchtd on Noven ber 25. Tie
former took seventy three DAYS and the
latter seventy five days Tor the round
journey, which is not bad. | may further
add that the entire c. st on The former
card was only twopence, and the latter
one and a-haif pence, for journey of over
20, 900 miles. have been over the ground
myself years ago, but never hen thought
the world might be spauned in seventy
three days by missive an at y cost of
six far,hings"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-25

Hon. John E. Russell, Of Massachusetts,,
in an address delivered before The Mary
land Farmers Convention in Baltimore,
spoke as follows ON the subject OF the fol-
nation of the Maryland Horse Breeders
Association: II am farmer" be slid,
land study the business with the view
getting the most money out of it, and at
the same time taking care Of ,ha. which 1
have already made. think the most
money is in live stock. raise erytbing
that can walk of the place. Ny crops
are always fed to stock, because believe
it best for Immediate gain to do this
You people here % Maryland do not pay
the attention to stock Eaising that you
should. Your climate and the fertility
Of your lssd il, happily, adapted to the
business, and one would think yoar
farmers would take naturally te it. Every
State should have q brseders' sssociai ion,
such an organization would soon become
and Of incalculabls benefit to
the farmers. throughout the State. As it
is now the farmers are not, a. body,
we'll informed - to the proper brt edinR
Of stock, and - consequence they raise
horses that, At their best, are not worth
more than one hundred dollars. Such
horse costs more to feed and care for than
he will sell for, and the breeder has moth
ing to show for his labor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-25
The Electors Must Meet Again.

A slight informality has been discover
ed in connection with the certificates of
the Maryland presidential ectors, which
were delivered to the President of the
Uuited States Senate last week by Secre-
tary Purnell. The Revised Statutes, sec
tion 139, says: "lhe electors shall seal
up the certificates so made by them, and
certify upon each that the lists of all the
votes of such State given for President,
and of all the votes given for Vice-Presi-
dent are contained therein" 1t appears
that the Maryland electors neglected to
put the lawful Endorsement upon the out
side of the sealed package containing the
certificates, and also neglected to append
heir signstures as required by law. The
package which Mr.. Purnell delivered to
Senator Ingalls, in the presence of Sena-
sors German and Wilson, was simply ad-
dressed TO the President of the Senate,
without stating what it contained On
Monday Senator Ingalls, called Snator
Gormaas attention to the matter and sug-
gested that the mistake, although not
very serious one might he corrected. Sepa-
tor German promptly telegrapbed Gov.
Jackson: n the subject and the latter Issued
call Tor the electors to resssembe Thurs
day, January "a, yesterday. for the pur.
pose of properly indorsing the outside
covering of the certificates. A similar
omission occurred in Texas certificates.
which were delivefed few days ago. and
they were Immediately returned for rro-
per endorsement.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-25
A meeting of colored Republicans wa :

A meeting Of colored Republicans wa
held in Baltimore las week, at which n
resolution was sdop'ed declaring that MS
more than half the Republican party OF
Maryland is composed of z alous. cou-
stans colored men, faithful alike amid vic.
tory aud defeat, tie undersigned believe
thst President Harrison should appoint
., least one colored man to a pr.sid.n i.i
office IL Maryland. and we pledge our
selves To use all honorabls means tn bring
about the appointment to such an office
of some colored man who is avail able on
sccoun, OF his character, ability. his ioter
es's In and identity with the colored peo-
pie Of Maryland, and bis record as a mem
der Of the Republican party" The reso-
luton was sisssd by twenty two ,pers,ps
from diesren, pars Of the State.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-25
Confederate Society EIec ctioa.

The Society Of the Army and Navy OF
the Confederate States in the State of
Mary aud held its annual meeting, - 10
its custom, on the 10th Of January. the
birthday Of General Robert E Lee, at
Maryland Hall, Mulberry and Cathedral
streets. The officers elected were Briga-
dier-Genersl. Bradley T. job ,son, presi.
dent; Captain Geo. W. Booth, Lieutenant
Commander, j. s. Maury, Lieutenant
Colonel, J. Lyle Clark, privstes, N. B.
Brown. Joseph R. Stonebraksr. Captain
John W. Torsch, h,Lieutentant.H NJ. Graves.
Captain. william /. Rssin, private William
H. Fitzgerald, Brigadier General Geo. H.
Steuart, Lieutenant William p. ZollinRer
Sergeant, Charles Kittlewell, vice-pre /.
dents; Lieutenant Winfield Peters, re-
cording secretsry Private Thomas D.
Harrison, Capt. A. J. Smith, correspond.
ing secretaries; Captain F. N. Colston,
treasurer; Sergeant William H. Pope,
private Mark o. Shrivtr. private James r.
Wheeler, private August Simon. Major
W. S. Symiogtoa. private D. L. Tbom $,
Jr, private r. J. Stinson, executive com
mit'ee; the R vs., Randolph II. McKim.
D. D., Qieutenant.) W. U. MurkIand. D.
D., (sergesnt- Major,l Benj'm F. Bal,
(sergeasi,l and VIM. F. G G.rdiner, (captain)
cbaplsins. Lord Wo'ssly. adjutant-stn
eral of the British army. WHO was With
Gen. Lee during the war. and who b 9
always been a great adnirer of b lat.
ters' generalship, was e'ec ed an ,norary
member, the only Other honorary member
being Jeftrson Davis, ex President of the
The reports showed the
society to he in an excellent condition.
There are 175 members, al eR ,rt will be
made to make the memb .rship 900.
Eighty five new members were elected
during the year. The society has judici-
ously used the fund Of $50 900 raised bv
the COnfede,a baz ir fur Yeas ago, ar
it is now arranging for a charity ball to
be held February 81. at the Fifth Repi-
ment Arm0ry, to raise means 10 maintain
the Confederate Soldiers Home vt Pikes-
vile. The annual address before the So
ciety will I've made on Eel Faary - by
Gen. Thomas l. Rosser.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-25

The Baltimore Sun says: "Thtre is a
movement on foot to establish a Sunday
School in this city whose teachings will
be Numerically oppc sed to the instruc.
tion impaired in religious Sabl a'h mee'-
ings. Through the school it is proposed d
to bring into closer communion all the
"free thinking people" in the city. A
committee HIS perfected a plan Tor the
conduct OF he school 1t is proposed hat
all parents not in accord with The teae h
ipgs and docirints of any religious sect
send their children tn the Free Thinking
Sunday school" every Sunday morning.
where they wi he Instructed in social
sci. nee, in M raliiy ss sugg ed hy nature.
and in the Dsr~ini.n theory Of evolution
As sprertaining to the hum n race. The
divinity Of Christ is to cou. ba,ted, and He
is to be he'd up merely as a great and
good man. without the ! ossession of any
supernatural power.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-25

About two year, ago Stephen Smith,
Who lives 10 = remote ,"wn in Nebraska q,
placed an advertisement, for q wife :n q
Chicago paper. The advertisement was
read by Miss Phrona Bryes, Of Augusta,
KY. aud she ans~er,dir il. The corr, spou.
dsncs was kept up regsl.fly. and recently
the Sebrsska youth popped the question
ana was accepted on condition that he
should call, and If his looks correspoudetl
with her ideas, and vice vera, the cere.
mnoy should take place a, once The
young man arrived Isst Thursday. and il
only required short tins to arrange ma,
tiers. The bridal preparations vas limit
ed, as wss was heir Acquaintance, and on
Friday morning Miss Bryes was made The
wife Of Stephen Smith, and the party left
Immediately for Nebraska
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-25

The Agricultural department crop re-.
port for the year veri6es. but does not
change, what was already known. The
competition Of Russia, India and Ausiralis
hss kept prices .. low that for the first
time in nearly twenty year the advance in
wheat per bushel has not made up in
value for the loss in the amount nf tb-
total crop. The corn cr'p is the l.rse.t ou
record. hut the yield per apre 10 below
p st r-turns IN fruitful years. and taken
as a Whole the report does not show tha,
the year has been . prosperous one 10 the
grain Sts'es,