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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Z The Annie Goodwin Murder.

New YORK, July 23.-Cornelius
Merritt, the undertaken who buried
the body of Annie Goodwin, the pref
ty cigarette girl, was brought to the
Harlem police court this morning and
held in $500 bail as accessory after
the fact. Detectives in the case left
Harlem police court this morning for
the coroner's office, where they will
make arrangements with the coroner
to have the body of the murdered girl
exhumed. This will be done to-day
or tomorrow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Wine Dealers Victimized.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-The
Chronicle says recent Investigations
made by several prominent wine
dealers in this city, have led them to
believe they have been systematical-
ly victimized by set of italian and
Greek firms in New York, who are
said to constitute ring to carry on
their operations. Several of these
firms are said to be simply the same
concern. Dealers here have been re-
ceiving orders from New York for
large amounts of wines and the firms
used as references are asserted to be
members of the clique.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23

Father Corrigan Must Give it Back.
New YORK, July 23.-The suit
brought by Mrs. Mary Peroni against
the Rev. Father Corrigan, of Hobo
ken, to recover possession of tract of
land valued at $1,000. which she
81 900 in consideration of his obtain
ing separation from her husband
Antonio, who had ill-treated her, has
ended in her favor. Vice-Chancellor
Pitney has ordered the deed set aside.
She claimed that he did not fulfill his
promise, and he contended none had
ever been made. During the course
of the trial the husband died.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Texas Summer Normal.

GALVESTON, July 23.-Yesterday
Rev. Henry Cohen delivered lecture
on Africa. He long resided in the
dark continent. This noon Mr..
Sellers delivered the Ruskin lecture.
At o'clock this afternoon Mrs.
Parker, by request, will lecture on
dress improvement and physical
training. This will be for ladies
only.
On Thursday night at o'clock Col
onel Parker will lecture on the ideal
school.
The examinations will take place
next week on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
ANTONlO TEXAS WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. 1890

Prayed for the Justices Salvation.
New YORK, July 22.-Among the
prisoners arraigned in Justice Wan
ser's court in Jersey City yesterday
was a woman who had been arrested
early in the morning for disorderly
conduct. She was a religious fanatic
and Immediately on seeing the justice
she Bnelt and prayed for his saliva
ton. After accepting some wild
flowers from her, he committed her
for examination as to her sanity. In
the afternoon she baptized all the wo-
men prisoners in the Third Precinct
police station.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
A lawyer Disgraced.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 23.-Jesse b.
SALON. Baker, prominent attorney of
Barlow county, is the first white
lawyer ever disbarred in this state.
Baker was connected with the wind
ing up of the Abba johnson estate.
The accusations against him grew out
of this service. His trial, just con-
cluded before Judge Maddox, resulted
in conviction.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Called Himself VanderbiIt's Agent

Called Himself Vanderbilt's Agent.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 28.-In-
forma ton has been here received that
William Kyer, who recently disap-
peared from Oakland. died last week
at Big Springs, Tex. Kyer's real
name was Givenmeyer and he comes
from i tica, n. ", where his mother
still lives. He came to Oakland some
months ago and represented himself
as agent of the Vanderbilts for rail-
road building purposes. He obtained
large credit of board, material and la
Dor. After making extensive surveys
near this city, he suddenly disap-
peared.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Got Loans on Mortgaged Lands.

Got Loans on MOrtgaged Lands.'
ST.. JOSEPH, July 22.-For numer-
Gus years Cyrus Craig, of Maryville,
has been employed as local agent for
Bartlett Bros, extensive brokers and
real estate dealers of this city.
1t has been discovered that he has
defrauded them and others of a sum
variously estimated from 100000 to
S175, 900. One of his favorite schemes
was to change the abstracts and pro-
cure loans upon lands which were al
ready plastered with mortgages. He
would purchase these lands, make
the loan and pocket the money. 1t is,
said Craig Is now in Kentucky.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Rules for Appraisers Court.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, July 2S.-Judge'
HI. M. Somerville, who was recently
appointed by President Harrison as
one of the court of general appraisers,
left tonight for Washington, where
he goes to confer with the secretary
of the treasury and the other gentle
men who compose the court for the
purpose of establishing rules and for
mulatiDg methods of procedure in the
conduct OF the court. -. -.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Padding the Returns.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 23.-Ed.
Stevens, who had charge of the sup
Elemental census bureau in Minneap-
oils, was this afternoon arrested on a
warrant sworn out 10y st. Paul people,
charging him with conspiracy to de-
fraud the government by padding the
Minneapolis returns.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Can't Hold Two Offices.

CAPE Town, July 23.-In the Cape
Colony parliament to-day Mr.. Laing
moved that it was impolitic and I'M
desirable that Mr.. Rhodes, who is to
officiate as president of the British
South Africa company, and who was
recently appointed premier, should
hold the latter Office. The motion
was rejected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23

DETROIT, July 23.-The population
of the largest cities of Michigan, as
ascertained by the late census, may
now be said to be as follows, in round
numbers: Detroit 207, 900; Grand Ra-
Tids, $1,000, Saginaw, $4,000; Bay
City, $4,000, Muskegon, $4,000; Jack
son, $4,000; Kalamazoo, $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Denyer'S Foundation.

DENVER, Col, July 22.-Supervisor
of Census Geo. l.. Soprist tonight an
nounced the population of Denver as
126, 1856. This shows an increase over
his former figures of 1000, which has
been added by a recanvass of the
city by the citizens committee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Rain at SeGuin,

SEGUIN, Tex, July 23.-[Special.] J.
1t rained steadily here yesterday
afternoon for an hour and half, and
is still cloudy and threatening to
rain. This should insure the cotton
CROP here.
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Nine Hours a Legal Day.

VICKsBURG, Miss July 23.-Upon
petitions of the various labor organi-
cations the City Council tonight
decided to accept nine hours as a
legal days work from all city laborers,
whether ON contracts or in the chain
gang.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Heat Prostitution - Trouble Owe
Right of Way. {.

SHERMAN, Tex, July 2S.-Luthei
Lawrence, messenger boy in the ser.
vice of the Western Union Telegraph
company, succumbed to the heat,
which was intense, yesterday. His
condition at first was considered crit
ical but he is reported much better
today.
Some difficulty is being experienced
in the matter of securing the Mlssou-
ri, Kansas and Texas right of way
between here and Denison. Sher-
man has fulfilled her part of the con-
tract.
The Ex-Confederates' associa ton OF
Grayson county will picnic August
2nd
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
The Shipping Bills.

SAN FRANCISCO, July PR. Y.
Creighton, agent of the New Zealand
government, today received cable
dispatch from the postmaster general
of New Zealand, asking If the United
States congress had passed the ship.
ping bills.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS

New Rails for the Santa Fee
WOLFE CITY, Tex, July 23.-The
Santa Fe railroad is taking up her old
rails and putting in new steel rails
between this place and Ladonia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Bitten by a RattIesnake.

BELLvILLE, Tex, July 23.-Mrs. DR..
Stone of this city was bitten by a
ground rsttlesnake at the campmeet-
ing grounds yesterday. She is doing
as well as could be possibly expected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23

Congressman Gest RenOminated.
BUSHNELL, ILL.,, July 23.-CoHgress-
man Gest was renominated yesterday
by the republican convention. The
action was on the first ballot.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
Lockwood National
BANK
sAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
]. 2. L. CKwoop, President: J. MUIR, Cashier.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
LATE TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SeE-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
Six lives are lost in Cincinnati ten
ement house fire.
The International arbitration con-
ference is in session in London.
Senate disposes of one half the
items of Indian appropriation bill.
Joliet stone cutters strike for $400
per day; they get $3.50.
Guatemala is increasing her forces
on the San Salvador frontier.
Russia imperatively demands that
$152, $50, 900 Indemnity from Turkey.
The sale of the Louisville and Gin
cinnati tobacco warehouse business
to English purchasers is closed.
The Barrillos revolution makes
Roadway aud the dictator is getting
ready to suppress it.
Iturbide's case has been heard by
the superior military court and sem
tence reserved.
Bill for $1,000 annual pension to
Mrs. Fremont Is placed on the calen-
dar.
Another destructive hail storm
sweeps the valley of the City of Mex
leo.
Comptroller of currency calls for a
report of national bank business to
date of July 26, 1890.
Killing frosts and insects have
knocked wheat out of time in the
northwest.
Five Turks killed by Christians
while drawing water from well near
Iorune, Crete.
A parliamentary enquiry is de-
manded into the causes for banishing
the GrenadIers to Bermuda.
Immense districts of the Hoang Ho,
in China, are flooded, the waters ris-
ing to the walls of Pekin.
w. e. T.. U. is in session at Ash
vile, N. c., with twelve states repre-
sented.
Wissman has been placed on the re-
tired list, owing to rheumatic affec-
ton.
Atchison and Topeka road settle
all differences with their men salts
factorily.
Boiler of threshing machine ex-
plodes near Princeton, Ind, and
cores four killed and one wounded.
The Senate's amended original
package bill passes the house It's to
Bankruptcy bill is before the house
and is meeting with democratic OPP
position.
Wisconsin state prohibitionists are
in session, at Watertown, with go
delegates.
Buenos Ayres is in commotion over
plot to overthrow the government
and 1000 troops and 5000 police protect
the palace.
The president, secretary of war and
Gen. Schofield will attend the en-
campment of Pennsylvania National
Guards this week.
Postoffice committee report favor
ably on creating fourth assistant
postmaster general with $4 900 year
salary.
The st. Louis waiter strike contin-
ues. The Southern Hotel, Hursts.
Laclede and Hotel Moser employ girl
walters.
The German captain, Keller, has
been dismissed from the army for as
persing the military forces of the en-
pire in a pamphlet.
Engineer Mccormick killed and
fifteen persons seriously hurt by train
going through washout bridge near
Lemon, Ill.
Lord Randolph Churchill and his
American wife are prime favorites
with the royal family. Prince and
Priucess of Wales dined with them
yesterday evening.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
DIR. Peters New Plans.

ZANZIBAR, July 23.-Emin Bey,
meeting DIR. Peters at Mpwawa, adj
vised him to recover the ivory left
by Emin at Wadelai. DR.. Peters will
leave tomorrow for Germany, hope
full of organizing a new expedition.
He declares that Uganda is entirely
secured to German interests.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23

"A sanitary nuisance in the neigh
borhOod of the Alamo building peeds,
the attention of a sanitary inspector.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23

Another st. Louis Trunk Mystery.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July ga box
containing the chopped pieces of a
part of woman's body was found in
the baggage room OF the Union depot
last Friday morning. The box has
been in pile of unclaimed baggage
for five months, and was without adj
dress. Part OF the body was wrapped
in a st. Louis paper dated February
16. The remains found consisted of a
hand, foot, the trunk, leg and arm
bones, to which pieces of flesh were
clinging, and part of the back bone.
The condition of the body, which was
worthless to a medical student, points
to a probable butchery. The head
was missing, and the presence of in
sects showed that the body had not
been chemically treated for the pur-
pose of dissection. The identity of
the man who left the box is unknown,
but the police are working on the
case.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23
France and the American Customs
Bill.

PARIS, July 23.-In the Chamber of
Deputies today, M. Ribot, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, replying to the in
terpellation of M. Dupuy in regard to
negotiations with the powers relative
to the American customs administra-
tive bill, said that the government
had been in negotiation with the
other European powers with the OBJ
ject of trying to concert action against
the bill. The other empires, he said,
were averse to entering into any en-
gagement in connection with the
matter. NJ. RIbot declared that he
feared further action would defeat
its own object.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23

The beautiful althea Rose of
Sharon) is showing its beautiful BIOS
SONS to our gardeners now.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
ely L lowers,

Calvin G. Turner greenhouses, at
franklin steat ard shalctoaa avi nue.,
are the ne%est II he city, aud though It
was late in tie fall when they wrrl in-
shed, are sliipoIn with tile most b.auii.
Jul vurie les of carnations, Gala lilias.
rpsrs, hyacInth. lnti great msnY other
beautiful bouquet-mtking flowers. a
representative Of the l,EP PUBLICAN ,'rop-
ped n to take a loak atna'ure's relutiiul
pets on Ills WY h IN, and he was Ut
prisel at BE- proIress that lad b. u
made by Florist john Thompson. BY the
way, Mr.. Thompson has the reputtt ga
" being the est practical tiotiet IN tste
city, aud Mr.. Turner wa. extremely II
tnnate in securing his services, L is q
mater o. surprise 4, zee vi at h. Ia nc
cemVishei u 50 short tine, he he1l
now prepared 10 iuraish floral emblem
egual 10 Sly IN the ely in hoantv ant
design. Nj lhoHiQs Il VIII be w pra
pared iar Easter When toe l;Ept ~ -
reirrscp'afiyr left he bore away =
aim beautiful selection OF choice flew
-rs among which were cal a., cart,t' IS
write, deep rcd AID pink; hoxeiti Z be
eeniaa and roses, The Amer can Besu' =
Papa Coulter, ,hn bEti-, Niphetas
tie Frrie Thanks u Mr. ihduin ON
those flowers now grace his study win
laW
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
DUBLIc SALE.

On Fcbruary 2uh, $780, hastnuiug at 10
u. NJ, l wlli sell al my iaffI NuJrinIug
Newpoil Utlswn-e. Nv large si6cE OF
horse, cows amt farming inplemtnts
with reco d REL, inclualny me IAir iArge
c"srh horse. we're St, ush, me BAR y1 NJ
~ res We mttenud, good epr,d-A hue
lea IL: good work horses ana macs. sixteen
colts, /, And 60 wears Old, tulr.y Il adj ofroNs.
macy hurtugr nult kna vtral iri rrs,
llfee ra I>rNtne IN tlemeuts N c'uiiug
! % narr,fvs = U3ch nave never neon uset, also
ge erai IS ortuIrnt vi arm tools
rcrtus'--unHrr SO, cash; y u oN'r note
At niuc months NGe-e st.ts'Bcto. ia 0Is Z
Is FURNISHED o. D y rcrnt at tor "9.H
lilo iu-th -s-ts NN. j F.Nk- AEhl.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

IT sEEas lise turning the wheels OF
time back ward to hear respectable
and highly educated body of Christian
men are En- aged debating owe. cleo
ton and iore-ordination, exploded
ideas long ago discarded aal thrown
aside as barriers 70 the onward pro
gress OF Christianity. We lad hoped
that the doctrine of infants in peiditon
a span long had been consigned ta I'll.
tomhs OF the capulets, never more Il
be resurrec,ed, bu, here we have 4
again advocated in fun blast Dea,
brethren. bury the dogma aud let u!
have peace. Christian work is wanteJ
as much IS Christian faith.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22


at IL O'Clock noon,
n four head of horses, two colts,
@SS coming years old, the other
coming year Old, both of good stock;
ten head of milk COWS. unu tat - - q.
bull, one tai hog three sho.t lkXSS
Digs, / farm wagon, l jump-scat V0-
carriage, / dearborn, trottns wagon, 2
carts, sluigh, / moving machine, horse
rake, grain tan nearly nov, ploWs, har-
rows, cult'vttois, hay fork and rope,
bcuus, peas, crusscut saw nearly new.
maui and wedges, ,h wells, spades, Forks,
axes, lotpi tools, wheclbniiuw, harness,
! set OF douhl. h3sru"sa. heavy, set OF
doubie harness, haltt,9 sets single hnr-
moss, carr harness, set of lead haNness,
cOllirS, bri,llcs, htltCrs. dairy fixtures
such As milk chuins, serving cans, buck
cts, pans, etc. About 40 pair ot chickens,
also turkeys and yuineas. Hay hy the
ton and potato, los the bushcl, House
hold and Kitchen furniture, consisting
of bcds, brdstcads nnl bedding, chars
/ carpets good centre table extension
4 table. hanging aud other lnmps, ! In
Icau ana wash sttpds, walnut desk
! / patr brsse laAituIs and many article,
not herein mentioned,
| Conditions of sale arc as fOllows:-
! AL suns of : - ar under 'ush; all suu
over that llu.nuut a credit of month
{ VIII be ,IYtn b4 purchaser giving a IA n
able note with an approved cndorSer.
M, II. BIRD, administrator.
/ l.. W Stilham \ son, iiucts
li.itd 1.tu-W- -ltws
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
OVERCOATs

We have many elssu.
Overcoats LETT yet which v,
are selling very cheap, man
of them regardless Of cot
to close odd lots. Nost
your time to get a bargain
PANTS
Well, we are cleaning i,
odd lots OF them at h.I
prices, including many 4
the very finest ones. Pas
We sold at 81 co and sSN
all got to go,as we have Ia
many to think Of carryh,
them over, and we think "
halt a loaf is better lhs
nothing"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

BAL TMoRE is boosting Of having
during the year Just ended exported
twice as muca wheat, corn aud CHER
grain, and canued fruits and meats
than abe die the year beioie. An aryu-
ment of The freeuaGers is that the
tarit compels the farmers TO sell their
grain 10 the home market. 1t seems
that Bali more fn9s way Of reaching
the markets OF The word oGth.lc.=
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Now &E have real Lustery, cy.
elonish touch OF winter, and the sud
den change brings out profusiou Of
fur and overcOhs. Still oar people
seem to enjoy il, because It is winter
in earnest. AS il has gone tits lar
there would be no special objection TO
going little further and having q
touch Of snow and sleish,ng, and Ice
and skating.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

1t Is probable that during the pres
ent Congress there may be four more
Territories admitted to the sisterhood
of States in the Union, which would
run the number Of States up to forty.
six. The immediate candidates Tor
Statehood are Idaho and Wyoming,
side by side, on the Northwest, aud
Arizona and New Mexico, side by
side, on the Southwest. The latter
has the advantage of gro sth OF popu-
la,ion. taking the figures OF the census
OF 1880 as The basis, but The northwest.
ern pair claim the greater ratio OF
growth in the last ten years. The
Senate Committee on Territories re.
ported tayorably last February bills
ior the admission Of Idaho and Wye
ming; and since similar bills are before
the same committee OF the present
Senate, another favorable report may
be expected very soon,
New Mexico is undoubtedly the
most populous Of these four Territories,
The census OF 1880 gave her 1870, 600
people. 80 that il she has made any
thing like reasonable progress. she has
now from IT'S 900 TO 200, 600. Arizona
claims a little less population than
New Mexico, but quite enough to adj
nit her to Statehood. Both New
Mexico and Arizona have great MN
eral wealth, including copper and coal,
as well as gold and silver What Is
remarkable about these Southwestern
Territories is that, though great part
OF their areas is sterile. and though
both of them need irrigation more
than they 90 stalehood,y yet the regions
! that are fertile are remarks ably prGduc
i've. Luscious fruits are grown in
New Mexico, and her cereais are sale
to surpass in quality some OF those o
famous valleys in the North.
Idaho has already prepared con
stitution preparatory to admission Il
the Union and she claims population
OF 100, 900 She Can now count on
mineral product OF So 0A0. 900, t.
$l5, coo, GOO in any good year Wyom
ing, which contained out about 20,C0
people len years ago. claims nearl
100, 600 now stock raising is he
speciality, but agriculture is bein
gradually developed with the range 9
cattle industry. Her remarkabl
deposits Oh soda in proximity to re
sources Of sand, quartz and limestone
have lead 10 the establishment {
extensive glass works.
There is some opposition to Me-
Mexico on account OF the iliterscy q
the natives, aud 10 Idaho on account {
her large Mormon p pG.atlnn, both
which should be carefully guaTie
: against. As tire census OF 1890
2 snon TO be taken, Con rtss will hardl
be in a hurry TO admit these ,erritori
until it is seen what light the comm
census may throw on tie resources
the territories aud on the habits Al
characters OF tic inhabitants
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

The same is stated about
the Ginghams-but we've
told you that they are all
new, and our word stands.
No tine to bother with that
sort OF meanness, Cad We
don't know the author.
Our Dress Goods push
has left the market far be.
hind. The Gloriosas in
plains, stripes of many col
r., the Ginghams 10 6 9 i
array OF novel gayety are re-
cru,ted by the Mob ais. 80
inches, IS cents, |, o colois
with a Ike assortment, Az
inches, finer, at 81. And
sucr coiors !
There are Scotch Cling
hams at Is cents that you
think would oe 4, ;, and then
American Ginghams at Is
cents that ri a the S otch,
a n d nov,l.ies la Scotch
Ginghams that you would
think we're silks, at As to
Is cents, and altogether such
a variety as you never
dreamed of, and such salts
fac ion in picking and choos'
ing that You vote the store
Bingham parad Sc, and
never will expect to seek
Ginphams elsewhere in all
your mortal lie.
4 Bargain in The finest
Erench Chalhs. A large
Inc in cream. liant blue,
, pink and darker effects ;
small, medn m, and lar, e
; figures; deIicat -ly printed.
I the 50 and 80 cent grades
:, at 81 Cents WHAT /, saw
) Jog. No, indeed they are
= not remnants, bu. iuH, irest
: and bright piec ir 0 II
:, which each dress is ireshl,
cut
Shir's
4 Who need be a sans euh-
4 cite W lie we are selling GU
i. so cent Sh rt1 J Dung me-
'e or older with So IN bluk Q
elsewhere to invest Tor
future rise, can get the l. g
a. gest pos ID e dividend il
Il dozen o the c shirts. 100
II more come ~ the C unrel
., o-day. T Q are
A Orr oson make, whic
n means much.
ae- TIE 60ales are OF excel q
he durable muslin.
~ n Tie fr0nis are of 3-p
r Irish Linen.
IL, TIE t2soms ere SCI in, n,
my plastered On.
md 7hey 61u a,e7'er BE- of"rt
- again ia any regu ar g ay
III f.. II as a ehance tnar wol
- c me again
a John WANAMAIER.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Rivalry or jealousy ha

iJLAtEtTilA, NtANtFlfst Jan - ~ ~
Rivalry or eaiousy has
inspired the rem TX that our
Gloriosss are old. A ia,sc-
hood of that sort ought to
be called by a good squire
Augie-SaXon n M. uca
statements ere viii ul-tne
truth coail b. tount by q
qut stion
Any able-bo i d man
could carry und,r h.a arm
al the G oriosas we * pt
over. w II 8 ow the pie
ind you may Try II ii Sol
wish.