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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

Tho United fee Limos Company Ia ''.n i'.orr"'n'd
undo. ti. Jaws % t.i, state. with capital of ID 600
u. director, ar ex-senator Thomas d.. l'. Iiu Boot
Robert IIsul- cA- d.n' u Nh, Northern Pacific i.1
Iosd Company. Collector Jp1 p. I.ha.at ncnH V. Dc
Fc,st Jane, s. Thus ton and f. ". u.ri-e. Ihe I.o--
d,ut SGT been ho-en. i.t Nr i,t l- acting 100
that capacity and tH. 30 ~ tn" prise. rh"
business manager - r. W. HawIcy Whose coar..op With
the fee business Is well known. At prD-,nt De- N con1n
10 his home ia by severe attack OF tr mp.
II having been publicly lntna,d that The ne" company
va in tho nature Of tue, combination. ex-senator
Pat was a,A,d BY Tribune itportI 10 u'i was ans
truth ia The statement ..Not The t4nt.-t hi, ic
ply Il can say positively that the United D." lame, b.
purely independent corporation formed fo irmr" hus
ness purpose and having connection whatever with
any othcf corporation ENGAGED 10 tn same " ~ business
our purpose D, supply ia.e re ~ud iss" l- exclusively
TO Ncw.Yotk. Philadelphia and other cu'. aad vs.. shall
get on. supply from The jake, o. Ncf-Jo.' anf Eastern
New YoiA We has" lor .ht tlc icolDu-- ap Iatr ipa
cong on the nnr - thc Central Haihotl 81 Nr"j
and those Lahc NanoInc, on thc %tV-Ypi. C.I aud
northern Railroad. "" have lc1-'d those COLO 1f- uwood
Lake and Lake Ma"opm and have secured the '"c pf.'-
lccc5 along tho iiDe Of the Dcava". LacLa"anna and
Weston Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURE OF NEW YORK DEALlNb>
A stronger tone pervaded the grain markets yes
.crlav In wheat. however. the improvement IN
values was hardly commensurate with the force Of
the lul!i,h Influences prevailing Cables were
stronger the clearanccs Of -four at Newl York ana
Boston were heavy amounting to 10000 packages,
then, were fair clearances Of wheat AT the Seaboard
and the receipts at the Northwest comparatively
light. Yet transactions IN options were less than
LOO 900 bushels and flu ctuations were confined tc
II cent The trading was largely Of a scalpina
character to protect put and cali engagements
The close was trim at gains Of Ii for January At
50 and February at IS -, and Is cent for March
at and May At - - cents
There were no new export engagements yeSterdaS
M.llers took $4,000 bushels, but cash lots rnle'
strong. There Is scarcity Of spot corn which -
henehtting both cash and speculative markets.
falling oil western receipts was also good element
on the bull side ycstcrtay. spot corn improves
ia | = cen. and shippers took $4,000 bushels. The
option market fairly firm and 80 closed after
slight easing from opening quotations. The net cams
scored were b for January al 80 Is; Is Tor hs5rb
at 80. and q cent for February al b IS and Nay
IL 80 - cents.
oats were stronger all around. spot lots advanced
( cent and the options ended with gains of 3s for
January at = - February at - Sc ana March a.
- = and Ii cent for May AT - IS cents.
There were salos of 800 terces of lard on the spot
part OF which for export. the West shower
strength and the option market closed IN sympathy
5oG points higher al - 23 for February, 81 81 for
March and ~ IL for May. 80 - .-,
The receipts Of grain and hour reported yesterday
at York. Phlladc phid, baltimore ana boston were
AS follows Wheat. r,l2o bushes, corn, tO3til
bushels: Hour, 27.72O packages. AZ th, ago and
Milwaukee the arrivals Wheat 51,sl0 bushels;
corn 6193lS bushels. oats. lj1,6-b bushels total
grain s94 80 bushels: hour. 22,o7O barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
rIr TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan. Specialize looks a. IL the position Ia
Nav pork wa triGc strained. suddenly and uneNpect
eily the price advanced 30 cents barrel. This Is
great huctuaton. and with the price low. not
,atlv a significant advance. But. coming q quiet
market the heels Of large buying apparently for
one Interest looks a. II carefully prepared bull cam
paign had Unexpectedly and uninentonaly been uncov
erred opened - 20. touched $40. and closed at
- 97i2. really looks If there biz concentrated
holding Of pork. and II biz bull campaign
Il nobody knows here al last week
heavy which operated last for
the NAtrMaldoc Clique. There are those, however.
Who believe that Armour Will be the next big bull factor
the market. heat made pretty go0d-s.Zed market.
although the range Was all day within i4gSs cent May
closed exactly where 10 opened So cents. The b,st
buying % the DAY by Jones, Kenneth Hopkins. By
brokers acting Tor George smith and by BrosseaG. New
York the sclln- ldc good-siztd scale. ana
Hutchinson Was considerable seller at - cents and
above corn WAS strong and fracuonay higher ne near
options advancing the most. There was heavy buyn
- the shorts both local and outside one concern
estimated thi- trader, has, within the last
DAYS covered several million bushels MAY opened at
3l2 G3l7s and closed b There advance
81 y ~ cent January oats. caused by little local
manipulation MAY advanced only : cent closing ~
22i~a-- Hpt hin~on consdt rabe seller tor this
month The stock OK contract oats i only 1000 coo
bushels. ard go PER cent Of this Is No White which
sl~ about cent premium over current prices for
ular No. . Tho receipts continue 80 small that the
-ut|,- weeks have been shown no Increase
ON the curb May wheat sold ut Sl'i cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
ri s,yEss II THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington. Jan 9.-The proceedings in the supreme
Court Of the United States to-day were a. follows.
No 1o3G-AlcXandcr ". Kennedy appellant, act. Susan
W. Edwards and others Submitted pursuant to the 10Th
rule.
NO l237-James r. Green, trustee. appellant ast'
Susan w Edwards and others Submitted pursuant %
goth rule
No ss7-The Farmers Loan and Trus. Company trustee
and Others, appel act. the city Of Galc'burs ILL., SUD
mitcd pursuant TO Goth rule
No. 1370-Scbastian Fcctam assignee etc. "Ppe'lal''
act fine Manufacturers National BANK Of Chicago Sub
mitted pursuant TO 20th rule
No. 176-Hcnry W. Kiesbury. appellant ast simon
D. BucHnef and othcIs. Argued
No. 179-IIanilton Ornsby and others, h'htiHS IN
e,ror act william b. webb and others. AreL'd.
Tho d,v call for tomorrow WI! Lc a. follows Nos 40,
1874 15ol 702 1l13 1916. 1877 1sS. 1s9. 100 and co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
QUESTIONING THE VALIDITY OF BONDS.
HEARING or IT. LOUIS ASD CHICAGO CASE
SrvrRAL WITNESSES TESTIFY.

HEARING or II. LOUIS AID Gil AGO CA>E-
SEVERAL WITNESSES TESTIFY.
The hearing ia the action concerning the validity
of certain bond, Of the Lou, ana Chicago Railroad
Company was continued Yesterday afternoon at the
Office OF Granville Z. llaWe,. 40 SO Wall et., tcioIc
Major hluford Wilson. % springfield, Ill, Who wa,
sppointed Master Commissioner 10 take testimony
los Judge Gresham Of tie United states Circuit Court
Under date of April l. 1-77 first mortgage consolidated
bonds were issued which were Of - 600 each, the
numbers running from l to 500 and from 100 -
1900. The bonding wa AZ tie rat" oi 100000 a mlt
Of road built. II Is asserted that when the road de-
faultcd in interest and proceedings to ioreco'e were
begun about year The construction had not been
carried far enough 20 justify the negotiation OF boads
above the number 400: that the bond, above that
number were held by +. {. Ii0llns d CO., the fiscal
agent, Of the road. Counsel lor llollns q CO.. and
Mr.. +. G. Ilolllns, who OWLS some of tine bonds.
maintain that the bonds over which the contest Is
taking place have the basis those below the
number 140O.
At the hearing yesterday George ". Dresser a
broker. Of Boston testified that he had purchased
from +. G. Iioll.ns Co. number Of first mortgage
bonds, and had sold thrce Of them whose numbers
sisscs :. = and r. ii. BTOwn OF Boston, al -.
W. i. Wadsworth presented certificates OF the
f. Dixon. the owner Of ten bonds above No 100,
said he bought them from +. C. lI0lns " CO. at
that she had obtained 10 bonds Of the company at
various times from February, l~31, mp 10 september
IT, 1o7g most Of them d oy PlGnao n io ira = u ~
able To give the numbers Of any 81 them, tut SAM
tile certificate, OF them wOud be produced ~ a ie"
days. she testified that she had separate estate
from her husbands. She said that ten or twelve
wears ago about - 900 had been left 10 lcr when
bv malicious Investments of her husband had in l--6,
amounted t. about 100000. Inc Commissioners an
nounced adjournment until II O'Clock tiis morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
corRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme oGS g. y2n P r. & p e. j.
Saprcme Court hamber--Briorc o Blicn, J.-Moton
calendar, Nos 10 81 ,"i..u a' b.. ,rdrcOs
Ky. 1893 iOi, l2j, 2s3. 81, -, SO. PSI IS
$50 go 90, 90 1'e, -, -oi - 3d. -o' ~ 1''
rs saDrm5 Tarag. 10 .Si 1s o
i0i iO5, 400. lo7 ioe, 4o9 4l0, ~ 49, All 40
10 Su prem Court ircut-part I-Beore smith, j.
AO; S5iSc VS 1a ccat-art II-Ecore Lawrence j.
Ady saGFc gtH !InSSl nlpco, Patterson
$50 1879 So7g 9, 3 5i:g 3- -o RI d t 1%,
-'', Sap1 | -tr5GitSiart Before Ineralam D.
ils3, 5o7 l355, 1890 1890. 1872 93.i ~ i 3i
3Jo9, $500 1902. 1892 1922 ~ i2'i' l%'@' li'5'
'''; SURROGATE. Coirt-B,fore Gan.oq. s.Wr, Of r..
Ncwrcter 1880 q. II {. iI'is,>' .. i' H. igi
flapre l.. Bcadcston. Ann riodrcie AID Kat kIstI;
10 n. M; James Donovan ana j. j. Murray, 10 30
d. superior Couri-spc,al Trrn--B Before Daeio, J-No.
Superior coartFquy Tc5s Before Be S,aevs~ G. 81
su1 SUP Sourt-Tria T,,io-Part -Bcosc Trua1 j.
Sup'os torlt~rra r,i,-rart II-Ecfore Freedman.
Superior coir--rr I,rn-Iart IIlE,'oo o'Goran,
J-N5S. 10 SIS 7-3 53l 9o-. 100. 2o5 ~. goo. ,a5,
r aS ro T'j }G@an Iprs@9' .Sas H.
Common plca--Spccid Tom Before paly NO io.
Common Pcas-Tral Torr-ra-t Rotor. Au.u. -
Nos lGsi 400 1916 BIB b. 1852 C'1. >, ii2. 2l~.
icsl laa5 I5@5 i5s5 ias. i3c- 1905. 1893. l'i 'oo'
1875. ll77. l2c5. lOiJ. 353 1863.
'omn4on Pl,s,-1ral Tcnn-Iaii Il-Ac.orFnI Tor the
1ity cOurt-spec.al Ie1m-Pcio'e Yan wyck, j.
Motions.
city Court-Tlal Term-Psft T-Ro'o-c 'iCh. J.
short causcs-No~ 1872 3Nft 400 1905, 1888. l7ft,
i-o6. 1913, i7o3 Tx i7i9 i55l ias 1852 isoj
i794. 1853 44s5, 1870.
Short causc> Nos. lcl9 lg67. 100. ~. 80. 1000.
olf 1890 1921. 1920. JOS. lt1t 1909. hos 1l3- q.
1901 1l79, 1861. 1902. 1897. l'tS. 1923. l2,S. Ill
Civ Cour.-rr4l rcrm-part III-Bofo-n McGovn. J.
short csa;;cs- 81. 15o' loi5. 1920, i3a 5.G 100
i6s7 id5i. 1913, laie 2ili' i5oa. iI' lob. i72e.
CITY Court-Triai Term-p,ri Iv.-Rcf5ir NrAd,u c..
Especial cacndat.
r.. ard Assistant Ds'rict.Atomcy Dav>-Nos. 70
Is, inclusive.
Court % Ccnc-al Scsson--paIt II-Hcfore MARITIME
and Assistant D.strictAttorncy ba"-on-N">. to b.
inclusive .
Court o. general Sc,-.onsr,rt III Before fzs'ralt.
j., and Assistant Di,trct-Attorncy Jcome-No,. O.
II, inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
snonr STOP IN TIE BASEBALL CASE.

Part OF the tho application Of the Metro
otan Exhibition Company FOR injunction 70 restrain
John NJ Ward playing baseball this year with any
other than the Ncw-Y0rk club heard by Judge
O'Ericn in the supreme Court Chambers. yesterday.
Tnce were a number Of pOmincnt baseball men present
,,ben Mr. Beaman Of Eyars ChOste & Beainan. opened
Tho casc for the plaintiffs. He started the ball rolling
Nv telling TING court what fine player Ward was. and
what a great loss his absence from the New-York club
would be- Then ne read the agreement between the club
and Ward aod laid particular upon the clause which
.oyide shat shod have the option oi rescrvnS
Wards services for the Of 1890 at salary Of not
le than s3 600 This appears 10 be the point at issue
and Nj. Bcsman argued That Ward had accepted tho
conditions of the contract and not only attempting
., bresl them ~ lar they rested ~ himself but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
THE NEW B0ARD 0r ESTIMATE.

The Boaf Of Estimate ci-aniHd Yesterday Tor TIE year
1890 Mayor Grant retaining The place o. chairman cX.
onco AID President Coleman of %" IaN Department,
L,r r,l ,ct.d rooI'liy. IN opinion iIom Corporation
touu., llAm II. clark having been received 70 the
effect p-ossion 81 law Tor DAMAGES to
prorcr, owners i've nt Of the popo-cd 'iaduct at
Onchuulr,dau1 nfty hfh--t. Che trd ro l,d 10
with i- construction. the Commissioner Of public Works
wu prepare the required specifications. The issue OF
300 Coz bond, pi,l which To- Lull the Naduct was
referred Controller Myers. IhD AMOUNT OF 1000 Of
70, ucatrica License fund distributed among various
charltcs. iuciudilg slG.CUJ Tor The Aetosa' fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

Liverpool Jan. D 3.t1 p m.-Becf I'm poor demand
Pork-The demand 1, improving Hams ana bacon IN fan
demand Sloudrr,-AbOut l. TO II y. steady at PCS sd
CHEESE In roor demand. Talow I'm FAIR demand Spirits
Of trp,ntno In fair demand hrm at Gas Cotonseed oil
hrrpool refined steady "a - 3D.. Ro>ln In fair d."
mand common firm AZ Is lid. Lard spot and futures
i'm noor demand Wheat Tan poor demand. Flour in fair
demand Cora-S'ot and futures in 'ar demand; mike
Wr.i.rn srot hrm at l. 3i.d January firm at ~ Id
tnhruarv nrm az IS md; March steady IS 10,.d.
Hon. nd Loudon-Pacinc Coast IN good demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

leading movement Of players other clubs. which
u successful. would great loss on the part OF "a"
League managers throughout the country.
EvJudec Henry T.. Rowland Of Anderson a Ho"iana
appeared for Ward and introduced large number 81
afdayt, setting forth the whole history of the League
contracts M Chol:c asked for time 70 prepare answers
to the sndavts and after discussion the anal aIiu
ment was postponed until next Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

The will Of Benjamin II. Day, the founder 4" "Ihe
sun va, fled for probate yesterday. TIC csatofs son
Henry Day. made sole executor and aiti some small
bco,sts % relatives the residue Of tho estate j, dNded
among the three The viii j. written entirely IN ~
DAYS handwriting, and contains tho following clause
As an entirely fom debt and responsibility Of any
Kind and intend remain the executor L. requested
not to Gc an inventory Of estate or % advertise for
or dors Record the viii and settle the PCS, among your.
,sycs, thus saving the expense Of lawyers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

The trial OF the Mrs. Mary McSns' against her
brother Michael j. Duny aside five deeds purlortng
10 have been executed by Rev Dr. John j. DUny who
dicd at Kingston. y. y, Ia hp lSSs, conveying prop
elty Worth about 500 900 10 the defendant was contn
ued before Judge Alen In Court Of Common Pleas
yesterday. Henry a. Biann lawyer, TOOK inc stand
and testified that drew up the deeds, aud That he saw
Father Duffy sign them Thomas 4 Smith, paving teller
Of the Fifth National Bank the Rev Dr. Henry a Brann
a ST. Acness Church and John and Eliza McAtamany the
rother-inaw and sister Of Father Duffy testified that the
signatures OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rt.pnprAN FINANCIAL MAEKETs

London Jan. O. 4 p. m-Canadian Pacific. 7s'. henl.
can ,-du1rv 37s Reading 49, McN'can Central new
per c.nt bonds ~. silver Is quoted at I'D pe.
ou,c. Money 81 per cent. The rate of dscolnt
In . omen market both spot and three-months' bills
is "a pr cent aaSlce- quote per cent rentes a,
francs for the account and exchange on
London at 3 3 cenmes for checks The amount
al bion withdrawn from the Bank Of England on Da.
anc. TODAY : 500 900 The bullion In the Bank ~
England Increased 1888 900 during the past wees. The
pOfort0n OF the Bank Of highlands reserve - liability.
which last week 2717 per cent. i now 5000 per
A., nj -,
Paris Jan. 9.--The weekly statement Of the Bank o,
France " 725 900 francs IN gol1 sns
900 600 francs silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
OIL MARKETS.

OH City. Penn Jan. 0.-Nationsl Transit certaca,ea
opened nj II o33, highest 81 03, lowest 81 03s closed
at 81 c3',. sales $4,000 bbls charters, 2oeS5 bbls
shipments. % r0S bbls runs, - $50 bbls
Pitt bur-. Penn. Jan. 0-petrOeum dull but trr
National certificates oprnld az 81 03a closed as
I'll Oi3, highest 81 037s lowest. ~ o3e.
bradford, Penn. Jan. o.-Natonal Transit certificates
opened 81 O3A: closed ~ O3s highest, 81 o3ss
lowest. Sl C3's. Cleal snces. 220CQ9 bis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

In State issues tue entire business was covered
by small sales of N,rth Carolina conso As at
% IL. OF city bank stocks Ninth National
sold % at 100 and Western National (3Ol at
96a96 l-2.
In tine general bond market the Philadelphia
and Reading issues continued " be tie CON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10


Net cash .s2i3 01f524 s2426s9 99s Dec s324 52s
The foreign exchanges were dull but firm al
quota lions which we revise for actual business
IS follows: Bankers bills at "a So and ~ 80 for
long and short sterling respectively; French francs
at J.2l Ia and bis 81 relchmarks al "a Ia
and % IA. and guilders az 40 and 40 IA.
The governors OF the Bank OF England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN It's
minimum rate for discount. and IL remains at
per cent. During the week the bank gained
1868. 900 bullion. and the proportion OF lis re.
serve 10 its liabilities was raised from 27.l7 10
O64 per cents against an increase from 29.9O 10
$500 per cent in the same week o. last year,
when its rate for discount was per cent he
Bank to-day lost 80. 600 bullion on balance. The
weekly statement Of the Bank Of France shows
o decrease OF 1870 francs gold and decrease
of 400O.COO francs silver. 1T the London Stock
Exchange British consols further raj
lied I-l6 to - Is and 81 l-2 re-
spectivey for money and account In
The omen market money ruled al ga per cent
for discount of bankers bills. and at l-2a4 per
cent for balances American railways opened
buoyant ri figures -ial-2 per cent higher than
Yesterdays closing home quotations. and win
some irregularities ruled firm 10 the close. AZ
Paris French per cents declined TO 500, anu
si4ht exchange on London was easier at 25.25
francs 10 the :.
s V White & Co. offer and recommend 10 in
yeStors by advertisement in another column.
number Of high grade first mortgage bonds.
g. Dutenhofer is Offering $4,000 first mort
GAGE & per cent gold 50-year bonds Of the Al
lania and Florida Railroad Co.. issued at the rate
of IS 900 Der mile OF completed road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

spcuous feature, and they were in good Dor
rowing demand. The first IS opened up per
cent at ~ sold at ~ ga, and closed Of Il 3-i
the seconds opened up per cent al OF, fell TO 81
and closed at 81 IL, and the thirds were easy
at A. The general As were hrmer at SO 4.
Chesapeake and Ohio new IS were nrm at lOl
Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan hrsfs
were notably strong at above 1O7. The wabash
new issues continued to attract attention, ana
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues were hrm
at slight concessions. Reference Is made TO our
full report of bond sales.
The local money market was easy and business
generally done at per cent. The late busl-
ness ranged from TO per cent closing at about
per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was az
follows: Exchanges. Sl2s,O75,5s3; balances.
~, 0S1 800.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House Slls4.150. lis net loss on balance was
$500 3g2 made up by coin loss of S5s 5.334, less
a currency gain of Ss4,0 42. The days operations
covered Receipts $2,1l4,11S; payments, S2,6l4..
$40; resulting i'm a general balance OF Sl79..
1923, consisting Of $l72,6 ,924 coin and
S6,451 ,O0i currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day S342,176 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were S60O.475. the in
ternal revenue receipts S35j,O45, and the mis-
ceilaneOus receipts SlO3,9I6.
Io-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares win the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
Jan s. Jan. o. Difference
Net gold on hand ssi 3774 $751; Dec S22 SO?
Net silver on hand. l6,s9oO25 Zoo Inc @'i'--'
Net legatenders 80 40, -, o,o 81,
on hdioA,.------ o,'--'o-o o''o''-"' A"N' 1870,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
A FEVERISH MARKET.
LITTLE OR NO SPECULATION.

DESPITE ATTEMPTS AT SENSATION STOCKS
ARE STRONG.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JANUARY 0.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
cur IS TO- 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

l.0no ......IIl
5000. --...l2S
No ahs - Tex
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15

THE. Galveston News seems to hav Q
penned the following in a fit of alb
straction:
"The approaching campaign in
Texas promises to be the liveliest
and most interesting in many years,
from the multiplicity of candidates in
the field and the personal character
o: the campaign. AS thus far out
lined it is unquestionably contest OF
men and not measures
The term campaign, political de-
fined, means the time that the OPP
posing forces keep the field; that is
the time elapsing between the declar-
alton of war in the nominations and
the victory of one or the other
at the polls. The News certain
ly does not anticipate any lively
and interesting fight for the govern
orship of Texas at the polls, and can
only mean an exciting still hunt for
the office of cOmmander-in-chie of
the democratic forces. There are no
political campaigns in Texas in
which the end is not known from the
beginning. The time may come in
which things will he different, but at
present all that Texas can offer is a
Scapping match for nomination in the
democratic barracks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15
IycH.--. $ 5o$ 5 co.'s 5 90 SIS 90 $50 90 $54 OF

Announcements tor state and County officers
N Dollars IN advance
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15
Oh. WHAT a Cough,

Not viii yuu heed III" warning. Tine sig
nal perhaps Of III" sure a"prOUCh OF that
more terrible disease. Consumption. Ask
Yourself If You can AFFORD tor the SAX" OF
saving 20 cents. to run the risk 'ddn nothing
for il. We know from experience thar Sh
lOh'S Cure will cure your couch. II ncve.'
fails This explains why more than n million
bottles were sold the past year, Il relieves
Group and WhOOping Cough At once Mothers
do not he with rut II. For lame back, side or
chest. use ShilOh'S Porous Plaster. sold by
KalteyCr Il Son. @-l3-ly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15

wAll contracts or bills must be approved By
ne Secretary and Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15

THE signs OF the times point most
significantly to the defeat Of the Sal
isbury ministry and dissolution OF
parliament. When that time comes
the tories Will not again be returned
to power. The liberals will have next
deal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1890.

THE irony of fate can 90 no farther
An assistant physician in the Pas
teur institute at West Tenth street,
New York dies Of hydropobia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15

TIE farmers Of Texas are going to
take a hand in the coming political
campaign and they will probably do
it in connection with the knights of
Labor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15
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