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County Court.

The commissioners examined the
quarterly report of Justice Heron,
and approved same.
TIE voting pace Of precinct No IL
was changed from the Espada mission
to the Mission Mills store.
Ramon Hernandez, Jr., was appoint
ed temporary Overseer OF the Quintana
road.
The quarterly report of Justice Nc
Allisler was approved.
\ new election precinct, No. so, was
created; voting place, Posito's store,
w. r. Shields, p esidiug.
Quarterly report ot Constable Mar
tinez, showing Sll5O collected, was
approved.
San Juan bridge was accepted. 1t
cost for removal from san jose and
setting In place $500.
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Alb. FRANK & CO..
Wholesale GrCCerS
San Antonio, Texas.
Z lSOnaI Notes.

U. f. Tips. we'll known citizen OF
Seguin, Is stopping at the Maverick
w. Bradley Is quartered at the Nav
srick, fir m Brooklyn.
]. Kraut, q merchant from Medina,
lie in town.
Mrs. Herman Heiligmann Is Ill.
Mrs. &. Collins, is regi tered at the
Maverick, from Galveston.
Ex-Governor John Ireland was In
the city yesterday for few hours
Thee Folz. formerly of San Antonio,
is I'm Floresville.
g. \. Ely, Of New York, Is at the
Maverick.
F r. Nichols Is registered at the
Maverick from Erie, Pa.
John Gordon is stopping at the
Menger, from Brooklyn, n. Y.
@. q. Yergen, of Nashville, Tenn =,
is quartered at the Menger.
L. Calhoun, representing the Fort
Worth Gazette, is in the city and
stops at the Maverick
P J Benson and W fe and NJ. A.
Mubaldf aud family have rooms at
the Nave lex, from Chicago.
Charles Small, of View York, repre-
senting Borum & Pease, blank book
manufacturers, is in town.
NJ. A. Amster arrived from Mexico
yesterday afternoon and left last
night for Galveston.
D. s.. MaIven. president of the T. P.
A OF Texas, came over from Austin
yesterday, and is located at the Nav
erick.
Mrs n Keran, of Victoria, and
Mrs. e.. NJ. Coleman. jr, OF Corpus
Christi, have apartments at the la
mo fats.
Mrs. Archie ChevaIier and sister
left for Lampasas, Mexico, on visi
to relations this morning via the I. &
g. n. ll.05 train.
Hor. Ed. s urgis, ex-mayor of
Waco, who has been taking In the
sights In our city for several days,
left this morning via the /. & G.. n.
for the Gate City.
Mr.. Ren Mnke left this morning for
New York. where he intends to pur-
chase very large and fine stock of
millinery and ladies' furni. hing
goOds. He intends opening In the
building formerly occupied by Mr..
Lambert on Main pl"Z+.
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An Important Decision.

In the case of the International
Building and loan association versus
VIM. Di key, to toreclOse lien on prop
cry to satisfy claim tor money loaned
to Dirkey 10y the as -OciatiOn, for i'm
prnvement on homes cad vas deci led
in favor of The building association
by Judge NOoman for full amount
claimed. The plea of usury set forth
10y defendant was not sustained This
decision decides II question in which
all building associations are inter-
ested.
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OBITUARY NOTICE.
SAN PATRICIo, Tex. Feb. 7. 80

SAN PATRICIo, Tex. Feb. 7. 80.
Editor LIGHT.
Rosan b. Hayes, who died at her
home in San Patriotic Co on saturday
Jan. Is, at minutes to 4 p m, aged
Is years 8 months aud IL days. The
deceased young lady, a sister to Miss
M. l.. Hayes, distinguished aud
esteemed dressmaker of San Antonio
with mother two other sisters aud
a brother to regret her loss.
This young girl Was to have been
married shortly aid to witness the
agony Of her lover was terrible, who
left nothing undOne to stay the meta
lie hand of but beyond the reach of
human hand OF skill beconed the
ruthless hand of typhoid pneumonia
who would not be denied its helpless
prey, SD midst family and friends
after one weeks Illness, our darling
sank to raise no more
M. J. SMITH.
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G r OCE RE S

We invite your attention to
our unexcelled facilities for
serving you to better advan-
tage than others. Our stock
is larger and more varied than
any in the state, and our prices
are the lowest always. We
solicit the trade of merchants
only. Parties who contem-
plate going into the retail gro
CRY business will do well to
figure with US before placing
their orders. Mail orders
conscientiousIy filled.
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COURT DOINGS.

In the 37th district court the follow.
ing cases were disposed of this morn
ing:
f. Henry Austin vs.. A. Y. Alice eli
al, jud sment for plaintiff, excepted t'
hy defendant aud notice of appeal
given.
Rackus Water Motor company vs..
w. II. Outterside, judgment for plain .
tiff
q Garroni VS. Fred Mockert, mo-
ton to dismiss sus ained.
Bexar Building and Loan assOcia-
ton w. J r. Davis ct al, judgment
FIR plaintiff.
International Building and Loan
association VIZ. w. NJ. Dickey and
wife, judgment for plaintiff.
Judge King held no court today.
New sui have been filed as fol-
lows:
In the 45th district:
A. A. Ellison, assignee vs.. NJ. K.
Meredith, debt.
w. =. Moody & Co., vs.. Landa &
Ellis debt.
FIN M l. EIlatinice, VS. Julia H.
Fu tner, exec etc debt.
HI NV Oilll uISlIICl.
Salie Thomas vs. Daniel Thomas.
for divorce.
State of Texas VS.. each ofthe follow
ing:
JOHNNIE Bennett, Sam Rerlner.
EncarmaciOn Bejan, H. Block, Alex
BrOwning, Sam Burns, John 4. Car
denas, Dutch Charley. A Chavez.
J NJ. Chavez, Dock tOrnett, George
Cornelius, Lee Cotton, Alvino DavilIa,
Jesus DeIgadn. Martin D"lan, Jimmy
Ellis. Henry Fleming, Henry Gallo
way, Carlos Garcia, Mariana Garcia,
Je-us Gomez Harry Guriusky, john
Green. ST., JOHN Green, Jr., Nose
hartmann, Basilio Hernandez. Sam
Hunter, Old Man Keys, Ben Klein,
sam Kid, Albert Lamb. Nicolas Leal
Pillar L"za, Juan LuJ III, X p. Miller,
Red Mitchell, Carlos Mum0s, Pink
Reed, Nick Rudolph, Miguel de los
santos, Gorge Srh0af, Dick stray
horn, n. f.. Tuttle, Santiago Villa.
nueva, Dick Wallace, Charles Wilson
and William Whitwnrth. Injunction
to restrain the parties named from ex-
hibiting any gaming device.
These suits. instituted by district
attorney George Pa-chsl, is u move
on the part Of the state authorities
10 test the constitutomality of the city
ordinance, licensing gambling As
is we'll known. the ord nance deprives
the state courts of their jurisdiction
in these Cases. and is in conflict with
state la~, depriving tn state Officers
of much cost fees, aud hence these
proc edings.
II these injunctions are granted, II
is expected some lively proceeding,
will follow The paper. are u III drs WI
up and awaiting Judge NoonAn',
signature, which had not been affixed
up to the time of going to press
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The First Step,

PerhsDs you are run ,'wn. cart eat. can't
erp, cant think, can't d" anything 10 your
sdtirincii"n md you wonder what ais you.
You .hould I'd the warning, you are taking
the frSt 60 int" Nervous Prustrntion You
need Nerve T',nic. and In Electric Bltter4
N"u VIII hid ee&h remedy for restoring
% ton. urpris ~ result follow tue use
OF thl~ Kr' at Nerve T''iIc and 4 tprnatINe
vow ~ petite ret rms. YO' .tiVe- tiOn Is re
So req s"d The Liver an" KID eys r sume
b, aIthY aCtiOu. Tr, a h tile. Price. 30 c,.nIs
al Dreiss, Thompson & r6l
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The owner of the lots In Govern
ment Heights addition IL now con
structing u plank walk from near the
middle of his lots to connect with the
cement walk at the post on Govern
ment hill, from where the street cars
nows leave every few minutes for the
city, thus giving all purchasers easy
access to aud from the valuable prop
erty. llH
And now the county aud the city
have begun fighting over VIII" shall
get the money derived from the gam
blers. 1t is not u question OF enforce
ing the laws, rs IL should be.
The new elegant government
buildings now being constructed on
Government hill are but three hun
dred yards from Government Heights
addition and cement walks will soon
he within three minutes walk of
this valuable property.
"A st eet car ran off the track, yes
terday, near the =. A. p depot, and
sank so deep IN the mud that jack
screws had to ne employed To lit it
out. Derailments were frequent. and
tho drivers aud mules generally PRE-
sent ted II muddy appearance.
Mr.. VIM. Neumann, of Neumann
& Icke, had his horse, saddle and
bride stolen from him at the Store on
last Commerce street last evening.
He had il tied and WAS about ready 10
gu home, hut when he went to mount
his animal, he discovered the theft.
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LIGHT FLASHES.

Mr.. J. p. w. Street is very Ill
again.
Several large corporations are
said to be looking around our city
for building sites.
Come and hear the Spanish
Students tonight at SchOlz's garden.
Property two and three miles
from the center of the city is bee I'M
ing too much inflated. Doomed too
much.
The Field Grays B. b. g. (col-
ored) has re.OrganiZrd for the coming
season, and extends a challenge to
any other amateur club.
Come and hear the Spanish
Students tonight at Schnlz's garden.
The LIGHT has received tickets of
admission to the benefit concert of
the Maverick Rifles, at Turner hall
next Monday evening,
Come and hear the Spanish Stu
deu Is tonight at SchOlz garden.
The first enterprIsing theatrical
manager who will build u large pOpu.
lar price theatre will strike gold
mine.
Come and hear the Spanish Stu.
dents tonight at SrhoIz garden.
The hop to have taken place at
the Belknap armory tonight, will
take place tomorrow night at the
Maverick Rifle arn0ry.
Col. Ed. Wickes has been cleo
ted president OF the board of directors
of the san Antonio Club and Opera
house company; Col. Andrews, vice
president; Major CressOn, secretary,
aud Col. John Withers, treasurer.
Come and hear the Spanish Stu
dents tonight at Scholz garden.
The slow drizzling rain of the las
day and night has converted the
streets int" seas of slush, and side
walks and crossings are slippery to
high degree, and the subsequent ap-
rearance OF persons brouy mt into in
voluntary contact with the earth, pro-
v"ked considerable melrIment among
bystanuerS.
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Shilo's Consumption Cure.

No. |. This is hevond question the most suc-
Cessful Cough NJ d cire we have ever sold, n
few dose invariably cure the worst cases of
Cough, Group and Bronchitis. while its won.
derfu success IL the ire of Consumption is
without Il parallel in The history OF med crne
Ce it, first discovery it has been sold on q
vuar 'ntee, Il test which TO other IN dcne
cen stand. II YOU have Co Vh W. earnestly
ask y u to try It. Prize 10 cents, so cents and
81 If your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
lame use ShI o. p rus Plaster
Sold Kstey'r & Son. @l3ly
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BUCKLAN go d .ALvE.

The BEST SALvE in tile world for Cuts
HruisesS Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter, Chapprd Hands, ChIblainsv
C0riS ana all Skin ErupUIOns, aud, pOsitit.-,
y cures lies or no Day require II Is
guaranteed ~ give perfect Satisfaction ar
Money refunded. Price q cents Der box
For sale by all druggists, Dreiss, and
IhOmusUn q Co.'S, wholesale. Gr9-l3-ly
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He is Fined.

Walter Loving, the hacknlan who
drove carelessly against the Stun.
berg carriage on South Flores street,
January Oath, while going to the depot,
returned yesterday from Galveston
and was arrested toy Officer Daniels.
on the charge of careless driving. He
was fined SIS by the recorder this
morning. Loving was fined under
the name Of Lubbock. He now has
mis- mustache. dyed.
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Their Is peur.

At the Maverick Rifles benefit con-
cert, the following parties will take
part, Mrs Earnest, Miss Lulu Nc
\ Mister Miss l. Lane, Miss Herman
dez, Misse, Katie and May Florea,
Mrs. OgIesby, Mr.. w. G. Tobin,
J"ske's mandolin team, Messrs.
Shook and Walton, Elliott and Mar
miou, Hines and Guudy aud others.
This entertainment is to help the
boys along and every one should at
tend
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Oh. What a Couch.

NO.4 Will you heed the warning. The sig
nal pc rhaps of the sure prOaCh OF that
more terrible disease. Consumption. Ask
Yourself II you can aft rd for the sake OF
saving 80 cent?, IN run tn" risk and III nothing
Orit We know FIR IN experience that SIi-
lOh'S Cure will Cure YOUR Cough. 1t n yer
fails. This explains why no'e than Million
Bottles We're IL the pa.t year. It r. lIPves
Gro rp and WhOOping Cough At once. Mothers
10 not be- without it. For Lame Rack, s de- or
Che st. use ShilO's Porous Plaster. Sold by
Kalteyer 4 Son. 2l31y
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FOT2e Ty.

G. A. .Cardwell, a drum mer, was
arrested this morning by Detective
Gerhard, charged with forgery of q
check on Dreiss, Thompson q Co. at
the Maverick bank. He has been
stopping at the Maverick hotel. and
paid his bill with the check receiving
III change $40. He is in tie county
iail
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In New OrIa ans.

The Beethoven Maennerchor ar
rived In New Orleans Tuesday after
noon and were rece we'd with a brass
band aud the reception committee of
the North American Saengernuud.
Last night they sang with t. united
chorus Of New Orleams aud Mobile, in
the Saenger hail.
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SudoeD Death.

Justice McAIlister held an inquest
on the bmly of Conrad Burkhart, who
died of hea' disease this morning at
6 O'clock at 80 Live Oak street. De-
ceased as well own citizen of
this city. aud had wide circle OF rel
aJiVes, friends and acquaiutauCes.
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A Musical Treat.

Messrs. Bistolf aud Polk, who are
wonderful musical experts on the
mandolin and bauip, appeared last
night and delighted a large crowd of
music lovers at Sch0lz's garden.
Signor BistOlf. beside his magnificent
timgering, is q master Of the art of
Whaling
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Alamo ReRIster.

G n. Boulware, H,llsboro, Ohio; A.
l.. Mudg. VIM. Van Heuberg, Harry
KiCksOm. Newark, n. J Chas. Ven
able, New York; ,ien x Yergey. Viii
lisCa, Ia; A. J. Robinson, Poplar
Bluffs; n Il Barnum, Cleveismd, o.;
James Newell, Fort Madison, Ia; b.
w. Shilling, Aspiu, col.
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Answer This Question.

No. WIN d somanV people we ace around
rs seem to prefer to uff~r and be ma e mis-
erahl" by Ind gest o COnstIpat,nn, Dizziness
l. IS of app tit', Coming Up of the Foo yell
low Skin. when for IS cents "" will Sc d them
ShilO System Vita Izer. guaranteed to cure
hem. Sold by Kateye' & Son. 2l3 ~
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st. Valentines Day occurs tomor-
row. and parties strding Valentines
would do we'll to remembe- that If
VALENTINES placed In the Rostoffice
are sealed regular cent letter postage
will be required. II unsealed, only
] cent will be necessary.
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Ragland & Co, Fast Commerce
street, tor elegant requisites for tho
bath. Bath spOpRes. Bath Towels,
hath Brushes, Ba, n SOaps The Gen-
uine OLD Brown Windsor Soap now
reduced from l0c to Sc.
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No. 3. Shilo's Catarrh Remedy. a marvel
ne cure for CatarIh. DIphth ria, Canker
MOu h and Head Ache, With each bottle there
an in seuiOus Ma al Injector for the more
Iucct IS ul treatment o. these Compla ms
wihon extra charge. Price 50 cents. Sold
Uy kalteyer a. Son. 2I5 iy
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A Correction

The "National Building and Loan
association of Minneapolis" In The
LIGHTS editorial not. of Tuesdty
read American building and Loan
association of Minneapolis"
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Railroad the north which
million dollars.
incline
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trOu
all carefully
aldo ast o g hi
IN
Military Post of Texas
Il a
will
which 5
For
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when I Kissed her that might In the hallway
Twas - dark that no&hing was plain.
And nat hs.ing sure hut I'D miss her.
0TWhy. twas right . should kiss her again.
There was darkness on everything round u>.
was reaching i'm vain for the door.
Aud the while Z WAS seeking AN eNtt
u 81 hapfensSi ] kissed her some n'"r".
And I wasn't quite sure as left hsi.
As to whether she liked u or not:
Hut ! know that I sighed tn he back there
The farther away that ] got.
And the next time I called il so happened
That We st.ssd In that hallway once more
And the g:sslight fell over and round Us
And ! quietly moved to tile dsst.
Nut her red checks 80 roguisllly dimpiet.
And her eyes siune so wickcslly bright.
That J guessed where her thoughts were a->tray
ing.
And I reached M and turned cut the light;
-REsfsbi t:t,fs,
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ANSWERS To CoRRESpONpENTS

INQUIRER. 4. The Montana Lottery
was first authorized by the Legislature
August, 1887. and has been doing business
ever since. =. The CAPITAL PRIZES
ARE $1,000. 10000 AND 5000 each. to-
be- drawn FEBRUARY 10. 1880. and
monthly thereafter. 3. You should he
able tai get Montana State Lottery Tickets
Isl 90 EACH from any lottery dealer. Ask
for them, or Address the c~ompany's man
ager, J. j. Jacobs. Butte. Montana.
WILL WAYNE. I. The Montana State
Lottery always draws i'm public. and "a
committee is selected from the audience
to supervise the drawings. >. No, an lot
conducted unfairly or iunpartinlly. ;.
There is no question about it's fairness. 4.
The Lottery has been running for nearly
IN FULL, so il is as worthy of confidence
and as '.famcd for integrity as amy other
the smallest $2.JO; send money to j. J.
Jacobs. Butte. Montana. or Anaconda.
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CALLING ON ELLEN TERRY.
H~r Nome Life. Her Industry. and HeI
Thought for the Poor.

H~r Nome Life. Her Industry. AN" ssrr
Thought for the Poor.
A London correspondent Of the Boston
T,usscsipt who visited Ellen Terry's home
AZ Barkotan Gardens. South k~ensington.
says: Admitted int the house. | was
conducted up "a broad staircase, broken
ny one of those delightfully."- large landings
which i'm siimmcr are equal tai another
room. papcrcd with a striking at magno-
las in shades of terra Gotta, and orna-
mented with several prints Of MIR. Irving
and other celebrated actors. Passing
through heavily curtained doors, I found
myself in the drawing room, or rather
presence chamber, where Miss Terry gave
me a kindly welcome.
As all those who have had the privilege
of seeking her know, the distinguished
actress. like her 'iuasi-hanesake OF Troy,
''divinely talI' AMI most divinely fair;
and nothing could be more charming than
the picture made by my hostess as she lay
on "a broad sofa by friends.
They were not sitting at her feet in the
dangerous attitudes of aesthetic ecstacy and
I at once became aware that il their
,1nngI%s were sc h%sy 'hf Mis der! ra arSer ncr wsrf
corded silk. with rufiies of white mousse
i,ns IN se'. ~ at %e q .%: sm% Tais'i' ": an si'' the
whole group about her were welding
their needles and other instruments of the
YES" said the fair actress in reply tn
"a remark OH the industry OF the party.
I'VE all work. keep that basket full OF
When my friends come to see me they
can take their choice of knitting, crochet
ing or sewing, and we use our needles
A beautiful old lady, with large, gentle
brown eyes and white hair, reminding one
of "A New England -Rrandnamma Of last
century. was presented tn me as MY
friend. Mrs. Rumbold.'' and in her 1
recognized "a striking figure at Lyceum
first nights. Mrs. Rumbold. who
many years ~ came tai live
with Miss Terry as her companion.
is treated by her charge with truly tilial
care. and Miss Terry always considers
that one of the greatest successes of her
life has been that. through her. this dear
old lady's existence il one of peace and
happiness.
Mrs. Runbold has been of great service
tn cher Nell" i'm protecting her from that
Unsuitable pest, the begging letter writer:
Befors. her time Miss Terry, whoss, heart
is always touched by "a tale of DISTRESS,
used Ia spend half her income i'm ~rcliev-
ing the fictitious wants Of professed men-
dicants, hut Mrs. RumbOld insisted ON
taking charge of her friends correspon-
sience. and since then impostors have not
found the trade quite sd profitable.
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SPORTING GOSSIP.

Patsy KerriRan. who is tn fight Denny
month, haas arrived.
David Bonner says that while i'm Cali
r rssa,iy he s. say fS Se I as I srSsser oid ssA IN "S Se%
YORK.
Billy wightman has eon. to New Or pr.
leans TOT tine Faces; re sxi =" ,h ~ ... sra,
tracks.
&. &. Psotta, the. weli-known amateur
oar man. has bo,,ght a pr1Es,rty ~ A.mnSr
to settle permanently i'm Philadelphia.
John Splan Is highly spoken of by the
English press. The American trottcr is
several OF the English nobility have rid
dem out with Spian behind Mambrin"
Sparkle.
Al the regent California state fair i'm
prizes for thoroughbred stations with
Greenback, Friar Tuck, and 81. Savior.
Friar Tuck is at Mrs. i.antry's- farm, ana
is a son of the famous English sire Her
init.
The secretary of the Twin City Jockey
club of st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS has just
returned from the southern racing circuit.
He says that most all at the hOrsenhen he
met in the south declared that they in
tended to run their racers in the West
next summer.
barnes. the very clever colorcd jockey
who H. To ride for Lucky Baldwin, will 60
to San Francisco tn begin exercising the
-, Ma. Hria."s u,ncr,. he and iinv Will
49, 800 - s,a,fc ~ tbr.... horses" Metal.
Carlson and Moiiie Hardy.
-. - -. !. ., ~ tv
Sa,n ,saM.er, w"c ." ,,.. ~ En.nTi
tar ms 80 10 T
nas .eeh Asi.t :" s nn;sn M
hairHsss ln "a g.nve cohIsi 'p -, 4, ~ M
.ct.aiIs ,'ave ID ~ n.,,
!eetureI ,ma. i'aNur nu "' ~
khockeo o''pS u" "'iucNs "i""'
Jack Fogarty would like To take Jack
Dcmpsey's place and light icCarth in
California. Dempsey is IA sick maj and
cannot possibly do himself Justice. II
Fogarty was to beat he would
hRht AittcieIi anuia i,is.,:n Iosaf.
rs gt,ting h,ihseIi lh'" co"''''io" ny '''''-
ing fiauus sici'r'ue-
Mike Mccarthy, the featherwcight
brother of Prof. BILLY Mccarthy, arrived
unexpectedly from Australia yesterday.
He has fought u number OF good men m
Australia and IL open for a match here
with Weir, Murphy, or any of that class.
Young Murphy resembles Billy Murphy i'm
build.
Mitchell il thc~f ,,yorite AT two tn one ON
him i'm thc forthcon,inu match with Jim
Mace. b,It owing To the refusal of the no.
Iic. IN provide men to keen order there is
.,r.,s .i;ttlc,Itv In betting n suitable place
for hr;ngin0 Off ms. mill. and there. is "A
.-t,aL;S,y ~ ~ f.II;nU tl,vo,,vh on This
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L BARRE, Feb. 6.-The fire i'm the
Pettibone shaft by which four men were
seriously burned yesterday, is spreading
and the shafts have been scaled up.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

LOUISVILLE. Feb. "a letter received
here the death, in Madrid,
Spain, in December. OF Annie
Keats Ano, sister of the poet, John Keats.
She was 81 years old.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

NEW YORK. Feb. e. Mayor Grant has
appointed az his secretary Il. 4. Craiu,
City chamberlain Croker having gone. to
Europe for his health. The salary Of the
office il $3.50 per annum.