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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

London, sept. IL. Herman M"Ilvnl"', n"" pia'.
Haycri,vood draWa'1'd version "f III" i'Fldc ~
| Ia,.rcrmoor" wa pndu,"d la> night AT q" Ly'rnh
Thc,'rc The play admirably put "n th" ~'a-''
ard ahuiiard IN r.'tHr">uW" >'c:",. NJ IiVi'e ip
pcarcd a. Idcar t'' master "i taN'h'"""h H.'> f'''
Terry A Lucy Ashton. a:d Mr.. I"iri'~ a. il"i '"h
Of Eut klaw. The performance VA p:Jh"ii' d sic
Dnr;ug the third at rlrrr VA 4 di lr'ai'r IN tI'
stall, that fpy tim" attracted a." at'"'i'h "' ~"
whole ho-r Joseph Ila."n. the author and ,""r'aii>'
o,cupi.d "A stall. and had iDr n'ieipi Nr li''t' a
,uycuilr >to,y writer. II airar~ fha "a" la''' ii,n
L,o, ,o,,rr,iuC lnIdlv with hi ;!"d> ~ IN" -hi!'
and Mr. Iattn;i rcqI">tH iim I" r"a'" ~ lh'" Wv
irrit mad. a harp rp"n-" wh"rHlan ''"t'n' ~
c,c Nlil h~ crush hal. ir!i "h u ~ Ih'n
defiance al the other arG a LIVELY '""'"r W'"'.
nrol,a;lv have r>'S lad not iir 'h'r -, ''nI''&r & 80
an intc,ferd and compelled tho bcllie.rri ip'
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
ANruIrAIIN,; TEOI'EIEIN Is ILLINOIS MINES.

Chicago sept. II ,>pNiai'. Irvat' aG''c| received
hv local representatives Of Illinois coal miners seem
T., Indicate that the threatened strike of the minors
vlu ,,,, he rNtrll~iNc At Nr-t >npin''"l III
t,,r. q, any trouble. II Will sta" 1T Spr!hG Na''E
and puuunn and perhaps In III" eighty mines oi The
Consolidated toal Comrany. WITHIN a radius of my
m,., of It, l"ul-. II /, generally Understood i'H'
" l. =, ct rrf,I.d to eve the adNaii'" ~ >'\'h a'n
, half cent, wh,h w.,> iGrccSi upon frr No''n'fr
for an n., Northern lllr is mln"' II th' |" th'
,,, . strife Al ~pr!n. Nal"y il nr\t to inevitable.
r, ,n,,, Valley miners WORK the >tmc vein that II
v,rkri t I,>ill. md III" conditions are '\htN >llu
lar II The nrn at I.i,lllr and other Nirr'uiuln-
mnru,> oct ~, . cent, Ia" miners Al >pttilc Valley
viu not Worh for 80 cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
TIE REV. R H. PILLM&N'S CANDIDACY.
ACCEPTING; TIL EIPrBUD'AS NOMINATION FOE
CONGEES, ~ BALTlM r'RE AN MATTlR
OF PRINCIPLE.

OF PRINCIPLE.
Dal,imorc Sept - (>r rcisl,-rhe Rev ROYAL II.
Pullman the noted Univcr-ali,t preacher. wh,'r nom
,uaton for Congres, by the Republicans has awakened
80 much interest in both po;ra and church circles
of this city ha, lust returned from the Thousand
hands where he ha, been Spreading the summer with
Others Of the Pullman family. Spca'iu: oi his
noniration for Congress. Mr.. Pullman said
-aThc committee ALREADY Understood that w"nld
acocut the nomination, bcraH~" Il l. the inlh!nrh "i
,lc pledge to me II Republican unanlmit, III th" con
vcntum. l. Of course in II" -"li~r N'ii:h We h'ni
nation, but viii work Il, If lh" K"pnhh' ~
,.liy believing il political dortrIf" ANA l"lI'F-
: .uc pc,plr haze expressed surprise that !. u a
Cb,I,i,n miui,t-. acc'.,n"d t" nomination for CON
,rc,. But feel that II" b'-t American I"li'h +
religion in harness and hen cc"ict tie n"inni'."n
| pu, harness on my religion. la th" political h"m
am simply carr out what ~ Christian minister
I have alway. preached doLr f"' ti,i have
trpr,od down from The pnpt III any p">-lh!" ."H''.
,ut hat have et"pp~ from theory I"
r,,ciicc hold thai the -pon,ibliti"-
of American citizenship ard c-pcaly al "il i Me-
ara. a. ..rrd a, can be imposed any b' H.
Christian prn'c%>in bc"v" that hiri aiid ph'i'"'"
ard moral continents arc needed to Gle, at" politics
from fir. liberalization into which IL has fallen through
ca,h and dc,ianinc men. wh, ~"rh per i.h prefer
ncrt r,tll,r than their country gah aud that one h
"a. addo conditions Of American HE i, hat 80
MANY ,copl di.pr~t"d with politics. have refused to
engage in airy hearty and n"!!r WAY In ~" govern
mc,t Of their r"n'% '"r my '' .,,.,nn na." if,r w.,
,u,ioyitv holding III" hllt a something ""Th, frn1
rli~ most coiirn"npac" ~ the frra, In'N'hhi am
an .u,li,.u. ! believe with whole -fnIi ia III =
uca doctrines nf the Ircilin"n %! lndcrrd"r"" and
Iayc ycr felt the prppGndrt aiiratpn for III" Wisdom
.ttr,n,i | AIN a Republican,. ~ ! "oa-if"" thr Re
,i,lica AN rincs ard policies thr ~"und"N' and best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
TrryTY TWO KILLED AND THfMTTWO M M

p,ad,nr Pcnn SEPT. ~ tSp'cialj.-ovcr 1"p) pc"
ala ,.itcd the scene Of tn" wreck On III" l;cadng Rail
ro.d The wrecked have all been taken ont and
m marc hodc, have been recovered. The list o fatal
,,. .o far embrace, twenty Nv" hlcd and thrt! t""
i,iurcd Some persons believe that there are SUI
uum,sr Of bodies &" persons kiilcu III th' "it'" ~
shoc,pahcr>viIlat hat have not b' re'oVcr" WI '",
,ud thc railroad oilcial, Of the opinion
,. all ,h. dead have been recovered fully identified
ina! AZ, ' ~. .L"r friends, The coroner will begin his
Investigation, tomorrow in"rills Mhny pa,"rs , 1 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
Az ENGLISH EINf ~ CHICAGO.
IT WILL. b. \ B;AN'H "F MANCHISTLI'
t'l.POHhTlpN.

Ei'OrhTl'N.
Cmcag". sen. ~ t>pr"lh '"" "' The lhri''' 'a'">
g., ,,. tr,i,iI l. :nn. f.. - t,hIi-h 4 branch ~ "a"
I',,,.d >ta'c. AZ thi'isr. From h"n' Viii l "r'''
,l, .cc,r,i,s, to opened IN ,ari"n~ "rr 'i"' ~
I'M. rnuutiv Mc--Ie. klt>un ali Ihidrv Y. "h" '"fi
thcar,. la, night general pro p'o'is "f tii
ulan, Mr.. Naudrry .ad
The rn~InIaiioi. Whch We have chncInd"h I" -
ta,i>h here. VIII be- branch Of IN" Lancashire TT'''
and Mortgage ln,urancr t"rp"rat"n nlmIirdl. 'I'
l ,d ,il,. !, ~ N". Il -. James -Iha MtiIch '''r
,mr ;,uinoriyrd CAPITAL / .+i.Wn.WD. at Whi'h
G., 49, 600 lrt, been .ub,iIh Mr.. kli-"n l. thr
.,t,,,r Of ,i,. company and am it. -"l!lr"'. W"
are m reality the hr,r branch "i ia" Man'"Nl"r ana
N .rnrI ID .irlri lMuhIu: company hLnni'd. qua
we hail lc ,pl" 10 put upon the thicts" nhrhrt an
81, ,,ru,.i,- amount II 1h" nitr' "i our iran
,,,u. will be the doing Of promoting AID @"ir'ht"'
Iu.iu.,. mranns the rurcha-" "f bonds ana fli" '"
,,,r ot ,,,.,uri>..s IN tho English marlrt. We have
,,,,,inipd McS,r,. pluniu. nd and buchanan a. 'h'
,,ror. i the American h.1,n'. aud our "lli'c VIII
M .,u,,o,arIv in the Rui al Insurance uiiiIn!. II N
i,,cud.I Ia i~,uc a hiucd amount "f guaranteed per
cc, .,.ck in Chiraco simply for III" iro'r Of having
, L,caI r,pr,.erniatiun upon our advisory board our
hu.iuc,, Will lc the guaranteeing the i"i1cr' 0i mon
gag,-. L"nd- and other ~"'miitir, hth'nrt h',N ."
,,,nI,: the capital "f iailr"a'> indu>'riaI ana "'r
T,. ,ntr, of the Enlli>h corporation IN" " Wr''rrn
m troo- due to IT," "N"r> OF I. - Iriiihi"l anu
I, = Iucnlunu the iorLcr nephew ~ iI' I'"Nin'ht
~ iLr I,ank of Montreal. nd well hn"wn In "Id",I
L.nEiur cclr> and ia" latter Lately rplinr'trh WIN
,I,c canadian l,ank of Commerce" ana tlc hhiCl' an
Exchange National Ianh Of Chirago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
TW,, collisions NEAR Ilir. "ANf Ni'''

cam. ,l., llr Penn. >'pt. =l-A tl>r II -"' nam
.,.,,i,. =, thr rat, o ioriy nhl'> ah h"''' ""'''
,, 49,, .u,d fr,. .ht nfl the I;ii." ana 'Hio
,ui tvr,vr mile, ir m here. d"inI'~i'''- a" '"7''
.,,d .,l,,c The -! ti"' "r'' "'h ''''" vas
.r, c,~ a.,. sranrr aul Will r'tHriIni. th'"'"" "
iac,uau's ,ar !c.>iIc->. va run lht" - 'P VI" '''"
.-.t. ,..- tl,c =, ,r e.. tho H. '"ll'l H. '''"
'I'l', .,,,,,,, 49, k!lle.,. and H. III iaI,
ti,-, ,r,,cr> badly jur"d ni'r'ihll' ".i' , ,n
~, old ricnln ui the Wlr' ~ = tram; Va 40. "
" ,n, .,,l,,d ri n'h - ~tii' 'g'"l .i',
''iu,,c, Ih. wrc, h"l 'nr- '"inric'ciy '"' ''""'"
travel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
,.,~.ntrroc> AND cNf.I\EEE~ UNITING.

,h,aso. sept. 3l.-An Important combination "'
.rr,u,cr. and contractors %! the thcaso ana H"'th-
tern Railway sy,trm was formed NJ ii"'h| H''
a., ,L r,4.c> Inii>e this afternoon. Tl" ra"' "f 'i'
,r r.,rl,u j. the A." l.I'n "t n" Hrih':!i" =
. ..,,,t,, .upl,r.g, ana The tii,..'r ui RAILWAY Co..
J,,r. H. f. wills. o. Clinton. Iowa. wa h"|rh -"
, ,r,,r,.u "Th. u $50, i1tOn." said Mr. wills. VIII
, u,cr,crr IN ans with th' rules or ""rhlis'
M cthr Of the tao toa!ic> II comprises II VA io!ih"i
,r i, mutual benefit of both tl" engineers ana CON
DIN, tor, and l. dr>guci to n-ur" permanent H"H "'!
,,. ,,tv,,u thrin The formation o the a,~''liiI"i
,',., ,,, l,. ,ak.! Indication fhat t:lerH' i any
IRON hi, lr,.wing. On the contrary. Il Is 'he o.
-, ,,.r.. between the ON plo,r- and na..tg"h"nt Inc
,,w ,.,uci iaih,u efihra tn" cncinSr> hrNherN~Si
and t,. cord u,,ni,' order. ca OF which has mem
Inr hin ~ about ZOO on the Northwestern -y>"ri
'r cnhr,,rs tho Chicago and Nurthw"strrn. t'. -
Tall Minneapolis, and omaha and N" fremont. tlh
horn aid Missouri. Valley railroads. or ABOUT ''ooo
mi, ~ Ia: al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
lX,;I\FEE, FAVOR FEDERATION

Chicago sept. II t~pc' al' NJ 'i" "ih'i'i h'runE
~ ia, Ern,hrrhrh ot o'oroilvc ElEir"T~ "t th"
CHM .rn and NnIfhv r~tcrn y sem YESTERDAY TIE ln>
,,,, -. t,,.ratiuS with other railway cmpl'N,> Ms
Lrnr.ht lp Nearly e,"ry member pN~'ht WAS III
favor Of the scheme. ard jUt meeting {" '"imlitr;
,,.ul,,ru,Ing the :irSr,. irtncn and '"ndu't'> W"
- Lcd t ,n,l ,drr tl, ,fuatio bnCrf> wcrr rf'ttrl
a, follow: IT, T.. W"ll~. clinton. Iowa. 'hirna,
~ FITZGERALD. >t iaJ!. Mimi. vice prHid'il' /.
Malone Huron. =. D.. secretary and treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
NPc .JOUy A. LOGAN rs CONCORD.

Boston, sept. II (spc"ial-Nr'. John ~ Logan.
ho ho, been the guest of Mr. and Mr.. DAVID lotlnp
in Concord for the last week. attended Tie SUNDAY
schrl of the OrhodOA Church Yesterday. and spoke
briefly and cordially 10 the school She aNp 'onk par;
I'm the presentation Of books to the primary depart
mann, th,. hook, being the gin # Mrs. Lothrop A.
"nh ,,,,c onp came up to receive the book Mrs.
Logan presented it to the child win nvin; ;,, WORT, i
iiyr ionr In lhc memory Of the children who p,rtci-
matt cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

rJIIIoE III tNCI> Ju-I.rlI NNN IN NIENNN
Vienna, ~oi: IL Emperor frah'l' J""ph Ah
,.,i, K,lulkv hav" r.tti.,cd Ia TN 'H'. Ia"
rrud,ull,,,~ continent. on the -irihrairr ~ ill"
I,,,ucrlal meeting aud ihc Austrian Emperor h'c"''
non Of ,l. German Chancellor The Austrian ,Hi"i
ron ia, been DELAYED ~ kicl by IN" bnF,liHr "' y
i",lcr tube on the kry'p:1m Eudoph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
80 prpinyJOy ~ A PACkAGE or LETTERS.

san Francisco, sept @i-A dispatch Z" "lhe
Crro,sIr.- from Wnncmucca. New. says; "r'".
excitement was occa>ioncd yesterday on the c''p"un"
iran While il lay at Humboldt by III exp'o'o" III ''''
mail ear. registered packing i'larcS''u " ,"'
san Tex. sent by Chcllis Co.. Truckcc cxph'"'"
h,, IN. mail clerk, were ut lunch. The opp"rtiho
rcrr ~ one OF the clerks prevented the destruction
Of the entir ear. All the letters ana pa'nagG, III ''a
SarH r,I rhhcr tube which lad been filed u''" AZ
pOsive."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
ME- DILLON SPEAKS To A LARGE CROWD

ME-. DILLON SPEAKS To LAW'E h'"''
Dll,liu sept. The Natinall>t> h'd nlce'lhg
today al ,.winford. Comfy Mayo Although rain WIZ
(nlliur a large crowd VA pr'cni. NV" hhn"N'
p,iiccncn ard 80 soldiers oil ~" Criild> JOIN
Dillon ,nnde a speech in whch h" denounced the
government, tactics in dcai. with the Ha"'iah''9'
Patrick O'Iricn. VI. r.. for whom 'nnn"N ha'
been issued, viii return d, dublin on Wcdn"-daY NJ,
aagclnrut> lnvr been mad" to hold a hiiiiI"r "i
1nrc,;ur. in different part, uf the country. Tie n"Nt
mp,,tant meeting viii L" held IN the central "i,r,
,f The League. IL Dublin ruc>dsv n"Nt. when IL"
uuc,itnn # cudius = mission - Tie iitcd Hta'c'
v Al be- dCp~dCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
uIXn iuLNG At 4 UIST INCE.

Chicago. sept. 20 t>pccIaD-Intcr'>t Is increasing
horo over the marvellous fcats Of the mind reader
,xandc-. r. JoIn.tOnc. Last night at Central Mie''
rau several experiments were performed. 'ie maj
in tlc iill selected a photograph rom ah a'o"''' "
brought with him. and. standing at 'nc ca1 :" Wv
w ,n ,,c,urcd II IN his mind. .I0hnstOne remained
M ,ho .tacc and from his pO ition described the photo
Srap, without failure In any particn!ar uns rear
r. Pthc mind at long range would seem 10 fonuo,ert
.ms ~. n'TsrIc theory by which many attempt 10 cXpSIh
,he e extraordnary powers possessed BY Johnstoue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
MIC PtTD on CHINESE GAMBLERS.

Captain McCullash. of the Ellzabctlst police STA
tIon. last night sucrccd"l in making the NEST sue
cc,ll raid on Chinese gambling houses in his precinct
that he has planned since he llaS been In command "f
o district sixty six prisoner, captured and over
.tu0 r"nn,catrd together with 800 chips, 100 dom-
imncs and about 1000 Chinese cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

p,,j. sent Il CarIal Lh'ig'r" "I"'"i ~" NM
slavery nusrc~- odav with al a'ii'N' ~ '' "" u
-, =, .,I,,.,. tni, ,u,. lie hlrhl, i"si III" "n
-, Eurl,ud II; tho anti .l.N,rl work. aI;'nuc III
, r.,. b.,.,,d ly ,lnllr~ II" ~ad hr df ~" f""'i''
,h, ur,c, la,r .loli,i, IL >ll,c"N. T. hf' ""h 49,
l Tar, alton al ~laN'.. lu, that InIh HI''i h"N' "'
iulmrt,lntrlN SUPPRESSED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
CANDIDATES. FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

Rochester. y. V. sept. 21.-iicnry J Iahncr' oi
Rdgcway was Yesterday nominated for Member OF
Assembly, for Orlran, County by the Democrats oi
Albion
T.. =. tiroat WAS yesterday rcnoninat"d Tor M'hp"r
q, 4, ..nly for the lid D;:iri Of Wayne County Dl
The Republican, Il; Palmyra
,ilcrs Falls. " y. sept. 2l.-Dr Andre" j. Long.
Of Whitehall yesterday nominated for Meiipcr oi
Assembly in ,hc I'D District Of Washington County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

sydney, y. :. W. sept. -. III" Labor '"i''r""''
he. >cnt = telegram ~ JOHN hrrn>. r~Iu"'fu. hl'
q, ur, vent tl, enlargement of foreign labor III tnslh
al, annourtlnc that l. pr"p">''' '"'' A'N'h''
N,,r,u tho tl.f Justice Of Victoria ard ia" f"ih"4
,i Orrn. la,d act arhirar> aih that ~ ma b'!i
are. d to aiddc by tli"i: dee >ipii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

nett law, ii gives currency to "a fabrication lor "'
there Is not the least foundation
About every Republican in the state. as well az
many Democrat, will soon he wearing IN MS coaV
a car,rtign utun which will indicate mat US pos.
Sc, Or is sippurcr Of the principles OF thn chhe,t
law. Tho Republican Stat" Central Committee J.,
getting out mtton> which contain representation , oi
the National color, aud prtur. of the hte srhooi
house. Roger O. Mills the Texas Congressman Is 10
begin at Racine tomorrow night week OF campaign
spccche, in Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
DIS1STEOT PIINS ~ FRANCE.
THREE PERSON, KlIirD. SEVERAL HURT AND
Mrrn PROPERLY DAMAGED

Paris, Sept. :l.--A storm at Marsrli"S To-Day
hoocd many houses caused great damage I" r"'''-
ways, and destroyed an immense "N'"""' VI
pronrrty in the srhnrlN. inf"r persons WYE.
killed and several wrr' Injured hy The fall ot
a wall Heavy rains a"d Hoods are ml'"f'e" ia
other parts of the south of Fran"c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

RCPrBLICtNS or THE XXlSr pINIhiNI.
meeting oi tie r. pubii an organization "' th" NNl''
tsspully District and III" DS:r't tonu'tt' Wiz ''
hold ,oicht at SO lni Fa>, liity .nnt.t instructions
in lsI,lo. aN Viii h" given anu 'ohu''''' '"
,o.cd log at the J.: ir.s,r, viii 'c chosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
THE CaALLEyGER REACHES BATH.

Bath Me-, Sept. 2l.-The ship Challenger before
reported In disabled condition, arrived here Ut ~
this morning. tswed by tile tug Argus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

London. SEPT. II In N clrton riot ia the P"r
tuic>. civ ~ t,oa India, :Nciit'rn persons were
killed AID wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
ROULANtEH THE tN p OF N>N' ~ FL
Paris. sept. 2I.--Dcpny Mlc,"yc wa' w"und"d III
a,e viii, Journalist IN Paris to day. Another dii"
pord Roth
CARDINAL LtNI"ERiE OK VIM III MIMI

wa. fought between ~" writers ~ Eorur".
ducl, aru,. from TIC BoUlaaErr aHd'f'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-31
Hateful Blood Relations.

Hateful kindred are those sprung from the
parent stcm-lnalaria. They are chilIs and
fever, bilious remittent fever, dumb ague
and aguc cake. These foes to bodily peace
are all blood relations, as there is no doubt
that these endemic complaints are produced
by contamination of the blood by the mas
mata eXislentin both air and water in mala-
rious regions. HOstetter's Stomach Btters
cxpels from the blood the virus with which
miasma infects, but it does more tnan this,
ii neutraIizes the atmospheric and aqueous
poison and its germs before they have perma
nently fructifed in the system, and thus
efiectually protects against 1t the fierce in
roads of this diahOlic brotherhood of diseases.
Thus il is not only II remedy, but also pre-
Ventive, prompt in relieving, lasting in effect
perfectly efficient. Nervousness, biliousncSs,
dyspepsia and kidney trouble also succumb
to it, l-3l 1T
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-31
9TH District Court.

CASES SET FORTUESDAN, FEBRUARY t.
29S2. Martin Miller vs.. Missouri Paci-
tic Railway company.
1888. Martin Miller vs. Taylor Bas-
trOp and Houston Railway COM
pany.
1902. Executors OF T. w. Pierce, de-
ceased, VS.. j. V. Dignowity.
3l45. H. Phelps VS.. Erastus Reed.
$3.50. f. J. Brooks VS.. L. w. Allen.
1874. San Antonio 4 Arkansas Pass
Railway company vs.. Max Aue
1925. Elk parte William a. McIlvane.
1904. Pedro Cuellar VS.. Max Krakauer
ct al.
33lS. d. q A. Oppenheimer VS.. Chas.
w. Ernest ct al.
1899. The State VS.. Billy Booker ct al.
3406. Johann Gottlieb Vogt VS.. Coun-
ty of BeXar.
34l0. /. A. Devices VS.. Galveston, Har-
risburg Il San Antonio Railway
Co.
s422. San Antonio Street Railway
company VS.. City of San Anto-
MO.
343S. A. Ramzinski VS.. Jacob RAM
ZinslIi.
OtOf. ~. D. uTIleI vs.. MdllUud 1urll-
er.
3sa4. E. w. King ct al. VS.. S. J. Mer-
rick eft al.
35l2. Isador York VS.. J. F. w. Mus
grove.
3516. City of San Antonio VS.. S. A. r.
f. Bldg and Loan Assn.
$500. City of San Antonio VS.. Inter-
national Building and Loan
Assn.
1868. +. I. Coyle VS.. City of San An
tonic.
1868. San Antonio National Bank VS..
II. l.. DignOwity ct al.
1915. Willis Meade VS.. Katie Meade.
$500. Sarah r. Ingersoll VS.. Ed. XalI-
manZig.
1910. Alexander Nichols VS.. City of
San Antonio.
1914. Juan Ramon VS.. Conception Ra-
mon.
364l. Helen McLeary vs.. Frank Y.
KOenig.
3643. James RaIey VS.. Herbert A.
Poigndestre.
1916. l.. P Breeding vs.. Scott Rhen.
dasil and VIM. Sanders.
Do You Have Headache.
Preston's "Hed-Ake" cures in - minutes,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-31

Do You Have Headache.
PrestOns "Hed-Ake" cures in - minutes,
and it won't cure ANYTHING else. LIFT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-31

THE Chicago News has the follow
ing as its solution of the race prob
lem:
at must be impressed upon the
people that there is no race problem
to be settled in this country by spe-
cial legislation. The nation owes
to the negroes of the south only what
it owes equally to every uweller be-
tween the two oceans"
And this is precisely what the dem
ocratic party will not do, nor permit
to be done. The nation is a silent
partner in the fraud perpetrated upon
the cOlOred voter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-31
AGENTS. WANTED.

wFor Club Rates, or any further inform
ton desired, write legibly to The undersigneR
clearly stating your residence, with Stat
County, Street and Number More rapid re-
turn mail delivery will be assul ed by your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your full.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-31

TIE list of preferred newspapers"
especially recommended to advertis-
ers, for 1890, reaches this office from
the house of George P. Row ell & Co.,
New York. OF course the LIGHT is
included in the list. George has great
ly moderated the population of this
city in placing it at 80, 991, as will be
seen after the census returns are out
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-31

SPEA KING of the work undertaken
by the republican party, and the
pledges that lie behind the party in
congress, and the movement so gener-
al all along the lines of congressional
legislation for the redemption of those
pledges, the Helena Journal, MOnta-
ma, says:
"The task that the republican party
has taken up is no small one. 1t re-
quires the best efforts of it's wisest and
most sagacious men. That it is re-
ceiving these efforts is manifest and
the public should be patient. 1t
should send kickers and GROWERS to
the rear and lift up the voice of ell
encouragement for the progress of a
work that involves the destiny of the
nation ITSELF
The wisdom of waiting was very
apparent Immediately after the inau-
guratiOn of the president, there were
so many conflicting interests to recon-
cile and so wide divergence of opinion.
1t is not less in order now, that the
legislative work of congress is i'll its
fOrmulative period and the results as
yet undetermined. This much is
seen-an earnest, honest effort to fill
the public offices with efficient men,
and to pass such laws as will inure to
the interest OF the nation as a whole
and for what is not seen the people
can afford to wait in confidence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-31

"REMEMBRR. also that the payment Of
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR MA.
TIONAL BANKS of New, Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President or an
Institution, whose chartered rights are recoe-
nized in the highest Courts; therefore. beware
of any limitations or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest
part or fraction'Of a ticket ISSUED BY Us in
any drawing: Anything in our name offered
ferless than q, Dollar is swindleaH G7gd
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-31

TIE losers by the Cincinnati fire on
Fifth and Sycamore streets talk of
suing the city for insufficient fire SER
vice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-31

By ordinary letter, containing Money
Ord er issued by all Express Confpanit Q,
New y oPk Exchange, Draft orPostal NoteS
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-09-20
Bid. Wanted For Coal.

Fl. srEvExsos, N. d., Sept. II, 1890.
Having received modified authority for
the purchase of two hundred (2OO) tons of
coal for the use of this school as fuel, am
prepared to receive bids for the same up
to and including September 20, 1880, un-
der the following conditions:
LIST. Said coal to be delivered and prop
erly stored in such places at the school as
the Superintendent may direct.
I'd. That the work shall be done in q
manner satisfactory to the interest of the
school, and shall be completed by Nov. !.
1880.
3D.. That all bids shall be accompanied
by certified check or cash to the amount
of fifty dollars $500, as a pledge that the
work will be faithfully performed, and
shall be forfeited to the Superintendent in
case the bidder shall fail to execute the
work properly, otherwise the same shall be
returned when said work is completed.
4th. The Superintendent reserves the
right to reject any or all bids If deemed
for the best interest of the school.
(Signed) GEORGE e. GIRowK,
Superintendent.