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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
Mr.. COLLINS TO TAKE OFFICE on TUESDAY.

FxAlderman Collins received yesterday "llciai
no,ice Of his confirmation as Postmaster by te sen
,to ON Monday night. and he was informed tha' MS
commission had been forwarded by the President uuer
date of June 49, lie was also Informed that inc ioV
onlce Department expected him TO take charge Oh inc
orice in Brooklyn Tuesday of next week. 'nlH l.
tbe beginning Of the Federal fiscal year. II Will De
four years on that date since Postmaster HcnorN ooh
office As Mr.. Hendrix has expected for moh'ns "
i.avc the Office at the close Of his term, he has bh
making preparations TO give way to his successor
Postmaster Collins will file his bond this week IL
ts expected that ex-Congressman Darwin r. James
until recently a resident of Mr.. CollinSs ward ana
member of the same church. will be one OF s bonds
men. Postmaster Hendrix is under bond OF go
900. In the talk with reference to assistant post,
master the names of the present assistant saihuei
SMITH a Twentieth Ward Republican, and George n
(iiIluly of the seventh Ward, are mentioned. Mr..
Smith has been connected with the Postofce Depart
ment for more than quarter Of a century. he was
mt In his present Office by Colonel McEecr after AS
sistant Postmaster Morton suddenly left the city aud
his accounts had been examined by Mr.. smith; who
was then inspector. His services were 50 valuable
That Postmaster Hendrix found il impossible To dis
pense with them. lie has done much 70 sustain the
Reputation Of the office and to prevent the mails from
be1pg robbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

c1a,cvrcn The trustees OF the church are D. W. Van
s,ckIen ]. D. Davis Adolph Kicndl Thomas IT, Stsps.
rr.dc,ck w Hancock and DR.. Francis H. Miiler Tho
Rev Henry I. Scudder minister In charec' i''o ue
rnorsone under authority OF Bishop Littlejohn who
- IN pbiIodepha attending the conservation OF Bishop
Nichols ST. Clements organized MS mission
about a wear and haf and has been independent
and sesupportng for three months IL Is Tree church
II. CONGREGATION numbers 100 families. The new
d,occ is 10 be frame OF Romanesque design
n will seat about 400 people and will cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
rI,poprA< pRopr.CF MARKETS.

Iiyerpool June -. 3 - p. Beet IN poor demand
extra India easy at 49, "a prin" mes easy at 40
Eastern dried At % VI
DO Wr-ern dun -, Cd. IIqm- In iaI demand Bacon
i'm toor demand Che.s" IN fair demand Amer lean nn"-
"a ,,d rn,r.d dull a, l6s Tallow-The demand la,
fallen on Spirits Of turpcntne IA good demand strong
a, fair demand. Lard spot ana iutur'~
In Door demand prime Western rppt and Junc dul 81
40, Cd July and August dull a. 80, % wheat IA Pooi
demand new 80. winter steady At Is lO2d Flour III
moor demand extra 40. spring dull at los corn spo
IT, demand IA C0'd demand, nlN'd W,rtrti
not and June arm f. old. Hops ut Iondon-fac'c
Coa.t-1hcrc f. nothing ON"thl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

The question Of the aimOny 10 be given to Mrs.
Sarah F. Wanzor. who has Just obtained all absolute
divorce from Moses G.. WanzOr, came up yesterday IN
the City Court before Judge Van Wyck. Mrs. Wan
zOrs counsel asked that the $40 week granted pend
ing the case be continued. The defence said this
than Wanzor could afford, that Mrs. WanzOr
waSherwOman before her marriage and she
would not require that much for her needs. II she
had II. II would be squandcred. The court granted
her 1900 year and 1925 for each Of the three
children in her care. An appeal was taken from the
Judgment Of divorce and stay granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
MONEY GONE FOR FRIENDSHIPS SAKE.

Thomas B. Rutan, the City Auditor is a sufferer
Through his endcavOrs 10 help old acquaintances
George c. Conway an old playmate Of Mr. Rutans
Son. Last winter Conway was in need and the young
man loaned him $50. Lately he again applied for
help and young Ruan got his father to give him en-
ploynent. Mr.. Rutan. who is a builder, intruSted
Conway with the payment Of his men. week ago
Saturday the pay roll amounted 10 $40. The men
did not get their pay and Conway is missing. Mr.
Rutan says: Il got of lucky. The week before he r,
away the payroll amounted TO 500. The boy didn't
have the nerve TO take that Young Conway Is the
son Of the late General Thomas b. Conway, once as
estant pastor Of DR.. FutOn's Baptist Temple, which
occupied the rink in Clernont-ave. a detective
traced Young Conway TO New York, but there lost
track of him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
THE LEAGUE OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS.

The nth meeting OF the Kings County League Of Repub.
ncan Clubs was held last evening in the Of the T.
Grant Club. at No. IL Rockwell Place (Ssvy.st) Dr. W.
H. Pendfy presided. There representatives twenty
clubs present each Of which entitled delegates
the formal organization Of he League Effected by the
selection o. members Of the executive committee consisting
OF one delegate from each club In the League vacancy
In the list OF officers caused by dccnaon Of w. j..
Jones OF the once Of vicepredcnt was ncd Every
puocsn club In The county which Is permanently organ
lied and has twenty-five in GOOD standing is en-.
titled 20 membership In the League at any time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

tOftf.F.-h.afl glpWth- GA th" spot lulfd SHADE
easier and trading continued dull NJ ha bean quoted
bean. n'w crop ls-c; Nnd grsdes n lieht rGquc,t
$50 uiNa-hcd arari, and 30 hful' I"rN
ptl,utc tens options suffered ritter d. ne 70 Ga', and
th,ir wa, dccid'd falling IN Tho trading tables va.
arr and receipt, 40 and Sauio- AGGREGATED 10000
lns~ both OF when had depressing innurc' iN'hhn;'
advanced without erect. Near months
declined lOd pon- and late do,ec. jdl0 point,
closing barely -rads Ha'r. op.ncd al n 9"" but
closed with -om, recovery Hamburg declined 4 III on
London closed 3dt.i lower official quota
tom. - D. m. June. Us - JUN 20, 81 NIfn-t
,Cs 81 september 60 I'd - tobeI. IS Cd Nutrnwr.
-. Rotterdam lcIo.i~ Tn" Dutch sale went T. a. -
below brokers valuation market .t'nd, other Aind- lalc
and yri"Hi- went ur AZ about l. lfuNc Nhlaoh. lilo
aupt.- regular 100, Good ld go, 'N-
,han-r - 5000 RIO cl'
iof e. 1.OOu hags total stock. ljloOO bags santos
receipts 0ro bng- receipt, no Iuly J. lr-p - June
- I-,o -3tfoUu bags. san" tine l--'. - 1000 BE-,
time ls-s 500 100 bag receipts ~ Santot Jn' j.
l~-p H. June "a l-.o. SIS 900 tars Line 1853.
~, 900 bngs. sane time iS~s III 1000 bag.
Total sales herr to-day, 1870 bag a, follow OF,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
A DISPUTED CASE OF FORGERY.

James Adams trial yesterday ia the Court
Of Sessions the charge Of forgery in The second
degree lie was q salesman and collector for the firm
Of George p Jacobs & Co., Of Keniave. and south
Tifhst. On July 10. 1850, he collected d check from
C. f. scott Of Bedford ave, for *25 and, the prose
cution declares. indOrscd IL with the firms name with
out authority and retained the proceeds. The dccncc
VIII be that he had igt to indOrSc the chcclt The
prosecution presented It's yesterday and the de-
fence will be heard today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

prr,lo y Y. June "a (SpcciaD.-The Ncw.York
PLAYERS team took game from Buffalo today nv reaNoh
ot the "Bsons'" errors. Ewines men deserve circuit
for some timely hitting after the opening wae maze
Buffalo earned a good lead by batting Crane hafo ara
held IL up to seventh inning when DISASTROUS errors
hv Deecber and White single, by Johnston and Crane
and Cores two-bagrer gave the New-iorIs h'e runs
and the game. Bufaio made an attempt u pull ont IN
the ninth Clark. Mack and Wise leading on with singles
10, Crane fooled the next three hters. The
-r.urr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
TO RAISE THE sUNKEN TUG ALICE D. CREME.

TO KAIsE TIE SCNkEN TUG ALICE d. CREME.
No trace was found yesterday Of the two fremcn
who were missing after the boiler explosion on The
tug Alice d. Crcwe. in which the captain and COOK
were killed. Monday morning. The engineer, John
Coughln, also has not been since the accident.
II = not known that he board but it is
feared that he and the second fireman met the same
fate that the first did, who known T. lie
aboard and who drew the fire under the boiler before
the accident The tug will be raised to-day, AID IL
Is expected that the bodies will be found beneath the
null The body Of Captain sQures was sent TO his
nome at shippan Point. Conn, yesterday, and the
BODY Of the cook James Rogers was taken 10 Newark
n j., where his wife lives. Expert evidence in
gdrd TO The strength Of the boiler viii be given al the
inquest IL i said not 10 be usual in explosions Of
this did. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

9cc country ard city made IN PrOp inquiry
livery was Obertd hOre Freely, anu .hc III. daiine
sno"ci SOM falling or, which led 70 sss o nn ,as
Clet1nce, howeL we're larger ana tn ao Met ~ Wat
sag dee re, 1iOO9O BUSH Tut they had no ILL.,, The
tout 100000 bushels were taken ior p bsre
option market also wfakend on ircer selling, pp. ILL., 81
and the we't larry in the day Their was oaK %,
of firm Tie late strength attributed TO the rise IN
WHEAT -ome it'll buying by early sellers Clearancc'
and Sales 2l0oJ0 bush nturs S39V0 push gG. ana
steamer mixed. ila n,.c anoat 80 mixed ~ nc
elevator 9fGa "a iate7 l. o. onc az ,o4S
Do Jny - 2c closing AZ Is G9 ,ic closing
i2,c. closing q; FAC; do september i-ed IN
2'-c; do October closing at i3i2c ~ a. Ia W.,
to a General decline TO-DAY The spot market broke
llv lie and trading was flrlv active reduction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

-Haadoek Kape JG nn,S; corr rwn IhI Ts"ey
St;a hi, Rove White Wise Irwin, Brown. Gore
Crane, Richardson. Bases on balls, ~ nsdaoch n
on Sasc-Buslo . Ncwyork NY by Ern nrg.d m''
Gore 0'Rourke Brown Double .isf-i'i i'ru'"t i,,,a
shannon 70 Conner. Passed bal-Browh l.,.., VIA VA
ni,nbes~Cr1nc !. Time :tj. rmp'reS-hhfh' anu
Ionc.. Attendance, 427.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

options were fairly active and very irr gular At
the outset the entire niarkrt rud -touf', ana prices
advanced l"2 points after when June ana Jliy f'rd
5ds points while iat"r month"; oilN riHhH Lax
Iont>. towards ihc ,luse. however tN'rr vs. heavy
Tong selling II Lugus and TINS "caAcmd The "nt re-
LIT. June lrll back AIS POINTS. july about points.
August points. aud remote d'lit'rl"> 3"o loh'S
leaving oil ,t,OGy. Liverpool. an. ehafc lower early
lilf md n h,r,. ZOO LIla-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

Chicago June 24.-New.York batud Sullivan freely ana
lavcd n fine fielding game. winning easily chicago oo"u
do ue with Rusies delivery and per errors also were
COSTLY Ticrnan Glasscock and burN'" p''''u "''',
,,hu ,bo fielding work OF Gasscock Herman buckley ana
un,,, was excellent Hornung also did good work The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

Chicago ;.;...-,,.~~ Q 3 Q 0 II:
ra|d -,,rs Chicago New.York .. Two.hase hit
GlasscoCk Ruse Hone runs-iiernan Stgn1e oWu s.
a nv Sniiyan g. Passed ball-Nagle stolen ba-e-
slasscock Rusie Wlmot. COoney. Double pay
Cooney and Arson: Herman HoTnune 'ld>soooN. A'''
/ :25. Umpire-Zscharias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
LIVE. STOCK MAKKI.TS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. June 2t-Cauc-Rccelpts laSt = hours. h2o
head total for week thus far II, $50 hrad Tor Sau' un'
last week 500 head consigned troug 400 h'ad ~
for sale market STEADY. sheep anu hhD-
total for week thus far ~ 500 hra1
Tor same time week. 900 head 'on-igncd through
4 ono head 300 o which b. N"w-lOrk 400 Tor sale
market quiet. IIogs-Kcccpt@ last ~ hours. $50
had total thus far 2S1OO head; Tor same un
la.t week Il 500 head consigned through. 100 hrad
200 which b, New YORK f2 hcad Tor sal' narh'i
dnI and unchanged selected medium weights. selected
heavy ends aud good choice heavy, ~ c'dtt selected
YORK weight ~ Sjds3 90 mixed pigs and light workers.
az T5ds3 - pigs Nothing doing. a.,
Cbiroro Junc oi-tattle-Ecrcips, 1000 head; snip
mont. 800 head msrkrt steady; br"N"s. ~ 1Odrf -
tiers AZ jOasf 40 stocker and frcics ~ foaf3 ~
ovs hnls and mixed ~ jOd ~ 30 TcNaS cattle, ga
IS 30 Receipts, - 500 bead shipments 3'ooc
head market strong closing wca. mixed ~ oJdt3 10
hcavy AZ G0ds3 light. SO G5Hs3 90 skps S5dT3 80
Shcep-Ioccipt~. 1000 head -hnm"nt 900 . ~
Texans ~ 2jdSi 40; lambs. TjdfH
pos,o, Mass June 2i-Flcur dull. Corn Quiet
.,ssmer yellow 4a.c oats easier no. white $685. c
shorts quiet. Prov son. nnch"scd hu,'I "n, rpg'
s1sSc western 7d7i2c. Receipts Flour 8 800 bhl.
shorts - tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

ce clover n,avs were made IN thr NcwarkNew Haven
game a, Newark Yesterday with the visitors ana
they won. The was
Newark ...............-.0 n 4
paseh,ts-Newark s. New.Havcn Q. Errors New ARK
2 Scw.IIayen 4. Pitchers Miller and Dorah. Ohplf'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
LAYING 4 CHURCH CORNERSTONE.

laying \ CHURCH CORNERSTONE
The cornerstone q the st. Clements Protestant
Episcopal Church. at Penny Liberty aves
aid yesterday afternoon with appropriate ceremonies
large number Of persons present including many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
TWO GAMES FOR NEW-lORh'
ONE FOR THE LEAGUE AND ONE FOR THE
PLAYERS.
CHICAGO UNABLE TO BAT ErSI-E"lNGs MIN
SUCCESSFUL At BUFFALO.
NATIONAL LEAGCE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
49, v-, =, chicoco, Boston . Cincinnati o.
10 CIexeand z Philadelphia :. PiitsbUrg s.
PLAYERS LEAGUE
49,. x,,, IN prr,los Pittsbur 3. Philadelphia g
NV. " n, II ,,raosi'.n Boston G. cleveland 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletic 7, Rochester Il. SHlac"s :, '''"
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
x.u,,.vo, q newark Pstmorc O. Hartford o.
Washington D. Jersey city 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
,,,,r ASLEEP AT HIS Own DOOR.

ROPRED WHILE AsLEfP NJ IfI7 v" : ra,ico
John Kelly alias William smith, was po,o'o -, j.,
,rstic. Walsh yesterday on the charge oi h''o'r
,ho first degree lie is accused OF rillhs III, 80
~ lanes Murray of No IL Evans-S'' anu ''"." ~,
while Mr.. Murray was asleep on inc iron, S.r ,.ar,
house early yesterday morning. - N' . raro Tho
nv reichhor discovered him and gave hc
~. Kelly ran for the river and policeman nru
.brec shots after him. As he fired Kelly dropped mo
.hs water lie was afterward found to have CilInOeu
ont and was tracked TO boarding house have often
ouS " ~ the roof and would probably nav tu b,
lint In Jumping to the ground he broke M 'ss'
foot He was then caught At The ponce h mt Was
iiSentiaed as Kelly He has served several N ,n ~
rrismn Police Justice Walsh held MN Ior eAa'"'""
lion in the Adams-st. police s'a'oh U" 'o"o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A UNIFORM RATE OF GROWTH
rur APPROXIMATE POPULATION OF THE CITY
BOG. 5ss-THE RATIO OF INCREASE LINE
s.Mr rnR Thirty YEARS.

- .,,,cb surprise yesterday over the ap-
.ov;oa,o nonulaton of the city, as anno""'0" ~
rsus spnervi,or Scdgwick. lie plaocu '"o '
NJ sos 553 with possibility t"'' LUZ nad haan
,ron,d increase il 10 $4,000 Persons "i'o '
80 mon a possible 100000 were Disappointed
,rs resu,t shows that the estimates Oh ."o wy ~
,horities have been exaggerated Al inc pcs',,,"e
'. ,ho po.toffce Department estimated the Pop-
'Iston AT $4,000. the Health Department p'".'u 80.
eres a, 543. 6O2. and the BroohNh Di'c''o'' 49,,
.so Druber s7s526. According 10 'he oe"'" -
.'a,o tho growth Of the city has not oech d. 'p
.no bindings Department ana the ho''u y. Go
~. ,,,,,ted Both Of these city oepdi uio no
nave es''' auIo,ion in excess Of $4,000
"' ~, 18th Gov the last decade has Dcch a"o"' 80
- The nopnlation according 10 u'e 'o"S"' VI
,eso was 56G,6e9, an increase Vi 49, "-o Who same
can, from the figures of '}"o'o'' III 900 .h.r
s,io ~ Growth prevailed between looo "'" ~ ,o,
rd''o Va was svelicd by 10000 IL WIS i.o"'
80 g. ,sGO that Brooklyn Sho"eu u'0 -,
lo'o " a., onnlotion being nearly trcblcd mcre'N'"s
ero"' 30 20 o66 G61 while between 1o4o anu l0'0
'o rerc go 600 people added to the CITY eii",'''
A., ~ 10 600. Since the CITY was H''o' '% ,,d
Ia the population has increased nearH ,'''i ,nm,
.s mere were then about 10000 people !" ''''
,ity. ,.o.o , 600 600 popnla-
"' ,ncnrnora,ion of Cook County in the CITY,
,. l., ,ccrated 10 fourth place among tle liz
Biooh!| ,bc rnnntry Her position there i uI -
luted. aS next CONE, Snt~ about 800 600. II was
Smb. ,bat The effect Of the complexion oi % ,n in
and the opT ,t6 If r6wth in the city in the last ug
Ia but the census would serve 10 sn INV onIv hcen
is not the and that tle oo r,te in the next
a. The normal rate At the SaIe t meoriy million
~, ears 1900 will see population o n ,Ind
and quarter the metropolis "i LGS ON The part Of
Oh. o ncnsn emumcritols have been made b nT has
soon as my are T So exact figures will be known
I'm a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

t1sh qnotatons Wore follows: FIOr dull and eaSicr
but not qutaby lower. No. spring wheat &c 4
spring wheat 7+d,9c; No. red size No. corn Sic;
80 oats. 27iac No. > rye i6r No. barley nomlnal
No. naNsccd. - -, prime timothy seed Il 32dsl 80
pork per Dbl rl2 so lard. per 100 IS ~ short
rib SIDES loo IS dry ssted shoulders. S5b
- 10 shor; clear sides boxed - 40d.5 - whskey dis
tilcrs' Finished goods. per gallon, ~ O3. Sugars IN.
changed. No white olts 25ia d9Oc No white DO o91
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-24
RAILROAD LOCALITIES.

The s. A. P. has opened station
at Arkansas Harbor and installed it's
new agent at that point.
Arkansas Harbor on the S. A. p.
will be thrown open to the commerce
of the world, shortly.
The excursion tickets on the various
roads between local points, have
been put on sale today.
Twelve more carloads of hogs have
gone south over the / 81 g. n, en-
route for the City of Mexico.
The Emma Juch special train
reached Ell Paso on time for the nights
engagement, making the 665 miles in
seventeen hours and twenty-eight
minutes, and covering the last 314
miles in hours, 25 minutes.
Col. Homer Eads has returned from
trip over the I. & G. n. and reports
holiday travel over the road so heavy
that it is hard matter to furnish
sufficient coaches to meet the demands
of the roads patrons.
L. M. Murray, auditor of the L. & g..
N, is in the city.
Wynn Andrews has returned from
the Asheville,N. c. Convention.
Now that the holidays are on and
the excursion traffic In full blast,
every San Antonioan should add his
mite to the ADVERTISING of the city
by supplying himself with general
advertising matter and distribute the
same while on his holiday trip.
Talking of the great holiday travel
this season, Travelling Passeng or
Agent Lawson, of the M. X. & It.
says that the through tickets that
have been put on sale have been
going very rapidly. In one town OF
$50 people, on bis road, ninety.three
through excursion tickets to south.
eastern points were sold.
Ticket agent Lupton of the South
ern.Pacific says that he has been
kept busy filling out the tickets as
fast as he could write. The s. A. P.
reports considerable travel over the
line.
The International route has already
supplied an enormous lot of through
tickets, besides the unusually heavy
sale of tickets that has gone on since
the excursion tickets between local
points have been placed on sale.
Mr.. J. G.. Hampton, passenger en-.
gineer on the Fort Worth and Den.
yer r. r., is spending the holidays
in the city with Mr.. ii. G. Schumacher
and family.
The S. P. railroad boys will receive
full or partial holidays tomorrow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-24
EVIDENTLY MAD.
A Mother and Two Children Bitten
BY Fierce Dog.

A Mother and Two Children Bitten
BY a Fierce Dog.
This morning q dog belonging to
some parties on Government Hill,
rushed into the city swapping and
biting at everything in it's way. IT
wandered about the Alamo Iron
Fo undy and entered the house of Mr..
Otto Griesen beck, living on Cherry
street, and attacked Mrs. Griesen-
beck, severly biting her, and then
rushing into another room, bit the
two children playing on the floor.
DIR. Braunnagel was Immediately
summoned and the wounds were eau
terized. The matter was reported to
the police headquarters, an officer was
dispatched to the scene, and the dog
killed.
1t is not known who owned the an
imal, but to all appearances it was
mad. Although the wounds were
Immediately attended to, there is still
great danger, as cauterization Is not
a certain preventative of hydro
phobia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-24
REMARkARlE RESCUE.

makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treat
ed for month by her family physician, but
grew worse. He told her she was hope
less victim of consumption and that no
medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited from
the first dose. She continued its use and af-
ter taking ten bottles, found herself sound
and well. now does her own homework
and is as well as she ever was. Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery at DreiSS'
irug store. large bottles soc. and sl.OO
l0-l5-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-24
Women as Church Delegates.

From Kate Fields Washington.
What would become of churches
without women? They are the key
stone of every creed in the civilized
world; yet, when it comes to office
holding and represen tation in con-
ferences, they are not deemed worthy
of the slightest recognition!
At last there is light in one direc-
ton. Six hundred and ninety-nine
Methodist churches in this country
have decided, by majority of 81 per
cent, that women ought to be ad-
mitted as delegates to the General
Conference. and it is thought that
this popular vote will have great
weight in shaping future legislation.
1t certainly ought. Miss Frances E..
Willard is not alone in believing that
the union of man and woman in the
administration of church and state
would rebound to the benefit of hui
mainly, To leave women out OF the
church is especially ungrateful, and
if the Methodists experience change
of heart, they will not only do right,
but double their power and efficiency.
KATE FIELD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-24
Knights Officers,

st. Mary's Branch No. 3O4, Catholic
Knights Of America, held their annu-
al election of officers at Meyers hall
last night and the election resulted as
follows:
Spiritual Director-Rev. G. J. Smith,
o. NJ. I.
President-Wm. Can pbell.
e-President-Ed. Braden, Jr.
Recording Secretary-Geo. Germ
hauser.
Financial Secretsry-Alex F. Pol
lok.
Treasurer-L. w. Menger.
Experimentation Salter..
Sentinel-John Gallagher.
Color bearer-Wm. Dobrowolski.
Assistants-Const antine Weiss and
Nicholas Francis Corr. =
Trustee for three years-Ben Kiol-
bassa.
The officers will be installed on the
second Tuesday in January next.