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New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
DIED.

Ashton esay, May 81 John Ash in the scd year Of
T1Si TSurAday' ,yo May %, @ at '' p m '''A''' Oh
BAKER.At Poyshkeepsie, Nay p. Mr.. o. D. NJ. Baker.
Funeral Friday MAY 30 $50 p m.
Of heart faTrs at & her rsSs rssasnce Ic
s of ,S Jph n. ,s Hsr @ and A. Bssaoef
Funeral services at the house. Friday, Nay 80. at
Ihterment private at Greenwood, on Saturday.
BEERs1At sandy IIook Conn, NAY 2o $780, suddenly
Fne c hs ate ias edsHce hurday at 80
S MSopsay 3 eng NAY Ds 2 Ap T SFS"n
Madisonave Thursday morning, 10 o'clock.
aaa Se se % snr a9s of'H ID Els 9e q eSrd' o.
fs seei at on h s s2 o M ogogf
Carriages arrival Of II 80 train from NewYork, d. IL
1nterment @T @ at at the convenience Of the family
DE JANoN-sunday evening May 25 1890, In this city.
Interment strictly private.
DENNLER-Dr L: P. Dennler; Tuesday, May ~ 1890
Long Island City on Thusday May 90 at 80 NJ
Internent at Maple Grove Cemetery.
HAssALL-on Monday, May 26. Eleanor W.. widow st
Funeral services Wednesday evening. 2sth inst at
sGss R M Fl ~ 5fsSs Of her daughter Mrs Peter
& Of I Mag e. Of ss s
S DsG Of Hes Haf' M, # aSa Conn., and grand
H0FFMAN-On Monday May 26, at Fshkill-on II ldson.
Murray Hoffman, Of the late Judge Murray Hoffman.
The fa2ss @ GS ssir fad. the family invited
his funeral st. Marks In the Bowery, New-York, on
Thursday, May 20, at O'Clock In the afternoon
NAPIER-At Woodhayen /. J.. Tuesday. May p, 1890.
Ravd n and Ss 81 q sna the
Grace Church, Jamaica, L. l., Thursday, May 20, at
Trains leave Fatbush.ave and Long Island City 20 me-
PETERSON Tuesday May 2. at the here residence Of her
Harriet r. Peters. widow of Rev. Absaon Peters.
D. D.. in the 95th year OF her age
Funeral services viii be- held at the house on Thursday
May 30, at IL o'clock noon.
posT-May 20 1890 Angelina. widow of the late Dr.
Jotham w. Post, in her S5th year
Funeral services from her late residence, 14o lexington
ave on THURSDAY, May %, at 10 80 The family
and friends invited 10 be present.
1nterment at WoodIawn
RoBINsoN-Monday, May 90, Bertha Glover Robinson.
daughter OF Rev. f. G. and Harriet P. Robinson.
Funeral Thur-day, il a. POS Hicks-st, Brooklyn.
sEARs-Monday afternoon. May %, Mary Jane Norshrop.
widow OF CieoIge b. Sears.
Her will be attended at the residence OF her onn
law J. J. Dickcr>on, NO IL Rosev1!lc-1Ne, Newark.
y. j.. on Friday afternoon, May 80. at o'clock
Intemen at the convenience OF the family at Mount Pleas
ant Cemetery.
sTEvENs-Dr Robert p. Stevens May %. In the 77tA
FGneiai from his late residence 40 Willow Place.
lyn. Thursday May 30 IL a. m.
Colo ado papers please copy.
sUMNER-Edward, suddenly at No. 4oS Cl,sson.aye..
FaSeTai ssTa af@S services Wednesday May 2s p m.
Kindly omit flowers.
wILLIAMs-At Bristol, r. l., Sunday May IS, 1890.
William Formsn Williams
Funeral services at Trinity Church. Bristol, Wednesday,
2 O'Clock.
YoUYG-on Tuesday. May %, Mary j.. wife Of Edward
NJ Young In her 77th year.
Funeral services her late residence, 12s St. James
Place Brooklyn, Thursday, May 90, at D. m.
Inerment at convenience OF the family.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
A RECEPTION A. COOPER ryJ0y

Inc Woman's Art Deartment Of Cooper Union
nv ~" ns thlr'yhrst ANIMAL reception last night
49,. ' attendance was annually large. the galleries
oeing uncomfortably croydcd. The EXHIBIT of
uFagings one d the best ever given nv fbe
department SPECIAL nic Of pen and ink sketches
~a Illustrations for magazines, a branch OF work
,. A'n was taken up ecenIy. was highly commended
- She ARTISTS present. Another feature was the
snnot OF designs fr fairies. Printed and woven
LIN designs Of Persian rugs. mats and carpets which
nsrs oeen accepted r manufacturers. were shown
snsn. Inc display o the class in engraving was
''~Aef 'aan last yea. fewer students taking this
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
MURRAY UOFF MAN.

Murray Hoffman. widely known lawyer OF this
city. died from rheumatism Monday night at FISH
ll on the lIudson where he had been staying for the
rc.toraton If his health lie was the son OF the iate
Judge Murray Hoffman and was born in New-fork IN
I-92 About forty five years ago he was graduated
from Yale COLLEGE and soon afterward began The
practice of law. which he continued up TO within TWO
wcc, of his death. III, line Of business lay prnci-
pav I'm real estate and will trust transactions. and no
rarely Il ever appeared In court. For many wears
hc had Offices AZ NO 30 Pine 81. but lately mad made
his h.,dquartcr, ~ No. 80 Wall lst. lie was I'M
married. Two brothers, Burial and Wckham HON
man survive him. The funeral Will take place To-
morrow 20 81 Marks Church
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
TIE MAPLE SUGAR SITUATION.

20 the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In editorial the w-Hampshire maple
sugar situation in this mornings Tribune you say you
fail to understand why Isaiah should have gathered
his buckets at that juncture: ne should have
kept gathering the sap in them and so have raised
the average The reason why Isaiah gathered his
buckets" undoubtedly the fact that the NAPLES had
begun 10 bud after which time though the sap con-
nues run, it does make good sugar as it tastes
Of the buds
have no doubt that the production Of maple sugar
Is on the decrease, but while the Cuban article re-
mains cheap the thrifty Isaiah will manage at small
expense by udcous blending Of cane sugar, hickory
bark and small modcum Of his native maple, to
provide maple syrup" 70 moisten the buckwheats OF
his summer boarders. Yours truly, F. F. W.
New York, May 26, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
DISCUSSING RATES oN FLOUR.

Tarco y. D.. May - 1~pec.al.-Thc North Dakota
Milling Association has been holding another session
here and complain, bitterly about The length Of time
taken for shipments 10 England II nour Tho genera
freight agent, present threw the blame upon the steam
ship compauic.. Tie question Of freight rates als
came mp for vigorous discussion. the rate from
bismarck ~ Duluth fr instance. on road being Tho
same a, that from Duluth - London on four ronc
and an ocean steam hip linc. namely 30 cents pei
100 pounds Reports received from the London ascn
were encouraging. better prices oven being received
than were expected. \ proposition has been made
hy An English syidIratc 10 purchase the twenty
Mil, belonging 20 the a,-oCi1ion. bat action wa
postponed until The next meeting. which VIII be held
I'M Mun.Apl-. June ~.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
cl,NGrs AMnNG EA1LwNY orrIcIALs.

Chicago. MAY - epccial-J +. GODDARD. who has
20, sncd the -ccoid vice presidency Of the Wchson.
la. received the offer of the chairman-hip ot the
Trunk Line Passenger Association. place which has
been vacant since the resignation Of Lucus Iuttlc.
Nr. GODDARD ha, not yet decided whether or not TO
accept the offer
President r,rdus of the Burlington, today issued
the following notice:
NJ George H. Iarfl, has been elected second vice
pf,- don't - ih., company. 90 picc of Mr. Henry B.
~iauc. resigned. For the present and Urul further
orcr, Mr.. litu, Will also take upon himself the
duii4 of general manager II f" line u Illinois and
Iowa. n place Of Nr. L. p. Ripley. resigned
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
Az ORDER AGAINST THREE DIRECTORS

Hartford. Conn May 97.-Iudsc Thaycr. Of the
superior Court this morning signed an order 'allin;
on cN-I.cutcnaut Governor j. l.. Howard. Of this
city: cX. Congressman g.. VI. Lander- OF New
Britain. and u. =. Plume, Of Waterbury, three
Connecticut director, of the New York and Ne"
ENGLAND Railroad Company. 70 show cause on June
why they should not hc committed 10 jail for con
tempt in refusing to take mp track, on Church >t in
thl, CITY, a ordered hv the superior and ouprcm"
Court Of the state. The company claim, that a
upcrscdcas of judge Hlatchfod. o the United states
supreme Court, stays proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
4 LAWN PARTY AND SPORTS AT BERKELET OVAL

At the lawntennis tournament Of the Berkeley
Athletic Club the oval at Morris Dock YESTERDAY
e. kellogg of the Montclar Tennis Club. defeated Dr.
F. syms OF the Berkeley, the score being 90, 90
Mr. Kellogg then won another set from C. {. Lofd
Of the Staten Island Athletic Club, by score Of
c. GO. The finals will be played to-day. There
will be a lawn party the oval from until 3
o'clock 10 which 5000 people have been invited, and
the winners Of the ladies and gentlemen's tennis
double, in the trials will play together.
The first annual regatta Of the club will also be
held beginning at O'Clock. Shell gig and tub races
viii be contested the Harlem, opposite the boat
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
DECIDING 10 FLOOD A BrRyIyG c0LIERY.

Pirtston. Penn, May % (SpecaI.-Thc fire in 80
ii coliery Of the Pcnnsy sylvana Coal Company, which
has been raging three weeks. Is beyond control At
a conference OF the official, this afternoon 1t "aS
decided as a last resort, 10 nrod the workings Win
water. The mines arc the largest Owned by tio
men and boys employed in this ana ncielbornS
collerles will be thrown out Of WORK for months.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
THE MOUNTAIN BEAVER.

TO the Editor of The ribunc.
Sir In the review Of W. s. Green's book. Among
the SekirlI Glaciers published in your issue OF yes
terday, tho reviewer when noticing Mr.. Green's TOO
brief account of beast called the scweell. .
remarkable for its habit of collecting flowers" asks,
- What is a Sewelel"
writer upon Curious Habits in Animals In the
last number of american Notes and Queries vari-
ously desgnates this animal the sewelel showtt,
or Mountain Beaver (AplOdOutla leporinaG"
Planicld, y. j., May a. 1890. NJ. c. L.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
POLITICS IN A UNIVERSITY.
The Rnsinn Advertiser.

prom Tic BOsIOH NUNVTTI'tT
The attcptiOn Of the Hon. Andrew ID. White the az
tlngishcd cX president Of Cornell University; VINO -
50 strenuous for the establishment Of NhtlOhhl ~
stituton Of learning at Washington, Is respcctihIIt
called 10 the scandal Just now ancctlng EdhDulsn
University. II seems that vacancy Whlch occulicu
some time ago In the chair Of public law at that
famous old school has been filed" by the appointment
of a certain Sir LudOvic Grant Bart, "A gentleman
twenty years old, who was never hearu ol a.
LAWYER, who Is not even graduate OF law ana W"c ,
general education appears 10 be below par ne o.hs %
reason signed for this monstrous Job Is INA. no %
sppontce Is favorte Of Lord Lothian: VINO has 'i,e m
university il bis patronage, Political 9atT0Aa.7 -
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
AN EMBLEM OF EVIL.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The Confederate flag is the ensign OF de-
feated conspiracy against the integrity Of the Republic
To raise it Is insult to the patriotism OF the
living and to the memory Of the dead In view Of
recent transactions at the South and Others that are
forthcoming this would appear to be a suitable time
for Congress 10 enact a law declaring IL felony IN
any way display the miserable standard Of sedlton
Let us have no nonsense, no temporzlng ABOUT tns
thing. ,. W. IUBbo.
New York, May "a, 1890
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
ro ,77ryn THE Sc01cH rRryH CONGRESS.

Pittsburg. May 27.-Dcecates and visitors are he
ginning 10 arrive % attend the ecorhlfIsh '"hE'''
,rhch opens here on Thursday morning Tie "a
,r.se NJ welcome Will be delivered by Governor
ueavcr and the first formal address by Eeprecntat W
W C. r. Breckdnridgc. Of Kentucky. Half fare fat"'
have been secured on all road, leading into ftt'hurr'
II Is now definitely settled that President liaFFso"
and his Cabinet VIII be present. and special com.
mittcc has been appointed to meet Inn ana at'chd
-, rrl.Ile Inr
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

hH.ou may call your chessmen deacons and parsons,
@ omt you can't give religious titles TO deuces and
G and kings and knsves and so on Tho beer
snTuens and restaurants OF the devoted
S az uaSs TO petty gambling The Germans play for a
pe1iy ba OF TWO. and after an exciting aldays play.
eHe losses will generally foot mp the enormous
vi m oo or 30 cents Thus the Germans get much
mSery out OF 20 cents worth of gambling as Anerl
cans would out OF SO worth
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
Sc ORIGINAL PACKAGES" ~ KANSAS

sauna Kan. May Clone Cooper. repre- eniine tH'
Helm Brewing Company. of Kansas City, who opened
M an "Origlnal package business here YESTERDAY
was today arrested By the city Authorities charged with
violating the prohibition ordinance. plea OF mol
eniIty was entered and an appeal bond Wa rciu-eH
by the Police Justice. Application viii be made -
district Jndgc Thor pson in thc morning for writ Of
habca. corpus II l. understood that the Helm Brew
ng CCmpay will taAc the as far up as necessary
in order 20 further test tie Original pacHagc' qucs'
ttcu0
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
.cnnss LIE CONTINENT on A WHEEL.
on The Iudian,polis Journal.

From The Indianapolis JonrnaI. -
A slightly-bult sun burned younE ma" @ ~ ardd
N tho Iatrs House on a bicycle YESTERDAY nVVI a. t',
Ssmountcd in a fashion that betokened anyt%nGs mn st Ust
1ati@uc and vet that same young man Ihd JUS
.aa bis twclvc hundrcdth mile on that wheel
Hs name is F. r. weaver and he left New haVe. n
conn April 81 for san Francisco, hot ~ Dn non and
hrcals any records but simply for the cAprrlo'i
he seems TO have enjoyed II wondcrlIlN. ,Sr"ie
from Newlaven he rode south taking t,ms' hesnt fal
Shepardoah Valley The Allegheny Mountalns, oa -
As they are didn't datnt him, and though nc A'N "
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
DENVER AND RIO GRANpE,s SHOWING.

Denver. Col. May 27.-Thc fourth animal he'''ib
NJ tnc stoclholdcr, Of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway was held al the Office Of President hofa TINS
afternoon at which 20 per cent OF the stock was rep
resented The old board Of directors was reeie't'u'
They Will meet in New York June > for the purpose
Of clcctlng officers The gross earnings oi me com
many for the last fiscal wear $50 ,tbO.', an
Increase of over s377 O4D over last year. The net
earnings were 90 $50 40 an increase over last year
of 516r 437
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
IowAS AGREE TO SELL THEIR LANDS.

Kansas City, May 27.-A dispatch from "n'nr'e' /
f.. SAYS that the Iowa Indians today iorfhaiH az
crpted the offer Of the Government maze lout" w.
Cherokee Commission. sell their lands TO 'e 'i''c
states for ~ - per acre, they having reoe'eu -
scverilty eighty acres per capita i'o '''"' u.a
- fine contract 10 sell began this afternoon ana was
crishod hv O'Clock this evening. The Iowa re,eF-
Vaon is composed Of as acres Of land Aer ty
Indians have been allotted their iaIit W - ?. nnbuc
domain.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
DE ZACUARIAH p. DENNLER.

Dr.. Zaclaliah p. Dcnner, one of the best known
physician, Of Long Island city. died Yesterday morning
from rheumatism. at the age of hfty-two years. lie
served all through the Civil War a surgeon accom-
panied by hs wife. doing hospital work. lie was
an intimate friend Of Roscoe COnklng. and was for
many wears the family physician Of Mrs Kate Chase.
Ills father was a wcknown Lutheran clergyman, who
WAS driven from Germany in 1882 on account OF his
poltic- and settled I'm Lyons. Wayne County, where
br Dcnuler was born. lie leaves wife and two
children.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
A GENEROUS REASON.

TO the Editor Of The ribune.
sir: That story in tOday's Tribune about General
Beaver and his friend, who got along so well with
one arm he sometimes wondered why the Lord had
given him two recalled talk had with bright
boy / met one morning on New Haven Green.
I said johnny, why did the Lord give You two
hands ?" After a moment scratching his head, Yankee
bow fashion he said one Of em help myself, and
The other to help the other fcller.'
Brooklvn Nav 30 1880 OLD SUBSCRIBER.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
RpcrpTJoy TO GENERAL ALGER

Lawrence. Mass. May 27.-Genera Russell A. AlScr
was the guest Of Post 3D. q. A. r.. to night ana hcu
reception in CITY Hall where 5000 people were Il.
attendance Major George >. Merrill presided anu
General Alccr was welcomed In an address BY Nay or
Warford The General made a pleasant address "n''"
co,ior Vice Commander i'm chief Wcsscrt. Department
Commander InnI, Pa,t Department Commander Go'nat
and President Hcr Of The Board Of Trade, In snort
e,'nechce I5fcr General Algcr entertained al
fRc franklin House by Major Merrill and Others
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
Nrm orrLcrRs al noroy.g 1EowNiNe ~

Boston. MAY - spccah.-Eoston'S drowning 'mb
had ~ thirty eighth meeting. and the lat fog the
season. today at the Hotel Brunswick. Mrs Emily
shaw Torman prcs ding An attractive pro-rt'nmc oi
readings and song from browning was pr-cnied' n
which Mrs. :. q. Davis. Mis- Mary H. How. g J.
corc,nd Mrs bradbury. II. ". Tchnor and !. +.
rcthunc took part, some Interesting remarks were
made by LIoyd Jcnkln, Jole-. of chicago Who Wa
prc.cnt a. a guest tn, following officers were
elected Al the husinc,, meeting lic,.den', ". j;
Jolfo' vice presidents, Colonel T. IS. Hicsiu-on aud
= Forma1 secretary f.. T.. Rand treasurer. ". T..
randall. librarian X. l.. Greene executive committee.
Dana Este 4 X. Robinson. l.. VI. IicAhor H. {.
PtInan and W. l.. b. Russell.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
trGAcy FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS

Boston. May o7.-The viii Of David NJ weston
rives $50 600 To trustees to pay the income l" ''c
testator's son Herbert, and on the dcath "i INC ''
the principal is 50 - the American bodFu % ''''
nissoners for Foreign Missions
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Washington. Nav 27-The President. aceompanlcl
by Vice President Morton, secretaries Blaine. WINDOW
and Rusk and Attorney General Miller, VIII leave
Washington in A special train tomorrow evening Al
O'Clock for Cleveland to take part In he Garfield M'
mon, celebration there on Decoration Day. I'D" lIt'l
dental party will leave Cleveland on fndV evening
and arrive in Washington on the following evening
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

course owing to the predomnance of process
CRAVING at the present time. The exhibit of the
Glasses IN cast and life drawing under George
Brush attracted much attention. Drawings for
displayed.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

make the ascent for the most part foot, pushing
be imagined, he went through lonely stretches
In the wild, mountainous region, but there wasn't
two occasions he had a close call on camping out.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
THE WOHAyS BAYONET MADE FATAL WOUND

Gnlardc L. Gindece, who was stabbed by Rosanna Ro-
sc,,a Two weeks ago No Is Monroest even
ing at Gouverneur Hospital Mrs Rosetta Is locked Ia
the Tombs Glndece went 10 her while husband
.ss absent and tried assault her She picked w
bayone defend herself and stabbed Gndece in the breast
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
DrcnD ALTON DAY EXCURSION.

Go on the ew-Jcrscy Central Railroad EXCURSION
tn N,uch chunk Glen Onoko and Gc switchDaci''
syccIoI train leaves New York. foot Liberty ST., y h.
- : 20 n M May 30. Fare - 70, SwltchDack' oo
cent
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
CONCORD DIRECTORS ELECTED.

Concord. y H.. May 27.-At the annual meeting
Of the old Concord Railroad corporation 20 day the
following dircctor, were elected Frederick Smyth
and william Parker. OF Manchester; b. \. kimbai'
John H. Pearson and John \. White Of 'oh'oru' .
e. l.. Tilton and \. j. Ii>bury, OF lllton.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
SUNDAY PURSUITS ~ GERMAyY.
a.. 4. ,rha I.viston Jourp.I

Berlin letter in The Lewiston Journal.
German who goes 10 church Sunday mornings
and 10 the theatre Sunday evening draws the Inc
al gambling ON sunday. lie likes a Sunday game
of chess but will nat play cards on sunday. because
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
IT, x. EyOs ELECTED PRESIDENT

The new board Of directors Of the Missouri, kansas
and Texas Railroad Company met yesterday LOT inc
first time and elected II. X. Enos president Inc
easr Of the Kansas city and Pacific Railroad 'oll-
many was ratified and routine business va
transacted. The other officers Will proDaoS DC
elected iOday.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
I.vvprI1yc OF LEE MONUMENT, RICHMOND, VA

For the benefit OF persons desiring 70 attend 'ne ne
Exercises of the Unwilling OF the Ice MoluIncru ~
rirhmond Va May 30, The PennsyNahHi haIioa1
vii sell excursion tickets rate OF 80 for me round
,rin from New York, valid going on special uaiI
i,,r,inc Cortlandt and Desbrosses sts y. H., Az |.
n m NAV % and good for return passage on regular
trains IN TO and including five days from u'c Vi
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

When in search Of work or workers, horses or car
riaccs board or rooms or real estate consult ihc
Tribuncs little advertisements OF the people lou
Will find them on the ninth page todN.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

yy,.r b,by wa. SICK we gave her Csstoria.
When ,he was q Child she cried for CastohA.
When she bee anne Miss. she clung 70 Castofia.
When she had Children. she gave tAem esssol's'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
MARRIED..

ROYAL--vERMILYE-o Tuesday May 27 by the Rev.
Dr. Abbott f. Eittredge, Forrest d. Mary Cor,
neia Vermilye, New-York City.
Notices of marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
rAK-G SERVICE UNDER NORTHWESTERN.

Kansas CITY, May 27.-C. \. slanl,, formerly gen.
cral agent AZ Beatrice Of the Kansas City. Wyandote
and Northwestern Railroad. has been appointed gen
cra freight agent and passenger agent OF the NORTH
western route.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
MRS. r. s GRANT. JR's.. HOUSE SOLD.

Iibby 4 scott Bros. have sold for Mrs. T. = Grant
ir her house AZ West Eudavc. and seventy tFo ''''
IN Frank l. ~praNe for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

business chances, bargains Of various sorts and
wants ~ an kinds are mentioned In the many column,
Of short advertisements the ninth PAGE Of The
Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

breathe the pure atmosphere OF the pine forest AZ
homo but 10 do so use the Sanitas DlslnfcctantS
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
DO You Need Fnrniti

Amer dinner take one OF Carter's Little Live
ps and YOU will be free from sour rising OIL ioou iro
tbe stomach Try them and be convinced
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
M1RRIED.

pr r,T1IENCKS-On Tuesday, May y at the l resdence
of the brides mohCr BY the Roy py and an the !a
John H. Platt to Francis NJ. JeneAs'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

4 Sore Throat is soon relieved by Dr. ~ Jaynes
Expcctorart an old remedy for Brohchia' anu i"i
monary disorders -
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

ManItou Sparkling Spring Water, ...,.
ncrfect table water. ana the most he"i''u' o0N"u'
absoint,ly natural. Nothing artlncial'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Omaha. May 27.-Bishop james OConnor, OF the
Catholic Diocese Of omaha, died this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

u there is ANYTHING you need in business or az honc'
Won will probably nnd II advertised on inc IA'" P'7
of The Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Geo c. Flint Co. West 14thst.. are closing o.
Snrlnp STYLES at great bargains
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

republic is very much the same thing as in king.
dom. 7
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Berton Sec"
Quarts, $50; Pints. $50 net.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Servants of all kinds offer their services In tlc
short advertisements on the ninth page Of The Irou"c
today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
Specimen Cases.

s. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected TO an alarming degree, appetite
flesh and three bottles of Electric Bitters
cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,, had
running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen,s Ar
MICA Salvc. and his leg is sound and well.
John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large
fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was
and one box BucElcn's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by Dreiss, Thompson
& Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26

$4,000 will buy nice two
story brick house and a good establish
ed grocery business. centrally located.
JNo. T. HAMBLEToN d Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.

Have you lost, found or wan
anythingP If so, advertise in the DAILY
LIGHT, and it will be made known.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26

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