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The critic., 1890-12-30
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctlonccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE
on fOtR.AND.AllALF STREET, he.
TWEEN y AND o STREETS, SOUTH
WEST

Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust re.
corded In l.ibcr No li0g, folio l31, ct seq, one
Of the land records Of the District OF Columbia,
the undersigned trustees will sell NJ public
auction In front Of the premises, on TUESDAY.
11IE ETllIRTIErIi DAY OF DECEMBER, 1870,
at QUARTER PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK T.. NJ,
lot scycnty-thrcc (i3 of John II. Mclean and
John Van Riswick's subdivision OF square five
hundred and forty.six C5lGl, IN tho city Wash
mgton. D. g., as 4aid subdivision l. recorded
in hook 49, page i'2, together with the i'm
proyoments, etc.
Terms of sale: Onc.thrd of the purchase
money to he paid In clsh, and residue In twelve
40 and eighteen llSl months, with interest at
six 90 per cent per annum, interest payable
scminnnually. for which purchaser to give
prOmissory notes, secured by deed OF trust ON
the property sold, or all cash, ut the option of
purchaser. III terms OF sale arc not complied
with In ten l0) days from day OF sale the trus-
tees roscfte the right TO resell at risk of dc.
fnulting purchaser A deposit OF 800 will be
required when bid IL accepted.
W. T., EDMONSTON, Trustee,
800 Fifth street northwest.
&. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
a l.f~ a.I al
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DIED.

ROBINSON -NAClIMAN--On December y
1890. In Baltimore, by the Rev John Z. Camp
bell ~ j, Robinson TO Miss Julia NaChmun.
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PROPOSALS.
DROposALs roR CHANGING i

DROPOsAIs FOR CHANGING BUILDING
i No. : ut the Navy Yard, Washington, ID.
G., into an apartment house OF three stories for
officers quartcrs.--l bureau of Yards and Docks,
Navy Department, Washington, ID. c., Decem-
her 10, lSg0.-Scnlcd proposals, In duplicate, In.
dorsed proposals Tor officers Quarters at
Washington will be received at this Bureau
until i? o'clock noon, on TUESDAY, JANU
AIRY q, 1891, and publicly opened immediately
thereafter. Specifications and blank forms OF
proposals. will be forwarded upon application
Navy Yard, Washington, ID. q. Bidders are
expected to fully inform themselves OF the
character OF the work required by visiting the
Yard or Bureau, where plans may he examined.
faithful performance OF the contract, and the
right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals
not deemed advantageous TO the Government,
and to waive defects. A bond for the sum OF
two thousand dollars $4,000 must accompany
bids for the work. n. II. FARQullAR, Chief
OF Bureau decI -2taw, ,lw
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Insurance Agents Dcrore Conrress.

ihsura"ce agents beiore congress.
Major Thomas p. Morgan, the Hon.
Simon Wolff, John II. Darneille and
Samuel =. Ficklcr appeared before Mr..
Burton, member of the District Com
mittee, this morning, and made argu-
ments in favor of the bill for the estab-
lishmcnt of an insurance bureau for the
protection of public interests in the Dis
tiict of Columbia. The bill in question
has already been printed in full in the
columns of The Critic.
The critic., 1890-12-30
FOR SALE AND RENT.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

THOMAS Z. wAGGAMAN, 9l7 + street,
Changes made Wednesdays aud Saturdays,
TIIREE.STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Mooney TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR
Nl frst.class securities at lowest rates OF
interest. No delay where security Is good.
U. q. GREEN,
.A)3 7tl ~ n w
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nit from our office only.
THOMAS J. FISHER &. CO.,
1924 + n NV.
IL brick house; In good coalition; on New
Jersey ave. n, w, near X II; Sit per month In
advance; can he seen now. Apply WIN. y.
MOORE, i37 7th n. n. W. lg-3t
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FoR uI.Nr ,,oou..

IVOR RENT D UNFINISHED MOONS
Il suitable for hpu-ckccpiut Apply ~ irh
n. Carolina a,c. SO. tir
INuR RENT At mi isr sr N.W.. \
L comfortably mmiWci room. with good
loard, TO . gentleman; SIS per mo1't 3t1
JyoR GENT NEWLY rriNt-uG1 Nsn
1 unluIuishcl rooms ulsp ru office r''r
on III floor 800 GHtuw. ae1f
EOE LENr NIcEiY r.Vylsgr> -
l story RON Ht rc1.otrblr prizes. Boa lt
desired private family. til aJHt o. 'n. -
EoR RENT \ LARGE F.tti.fteo
j front room, with heat aud nt. ltt, i5h
It. n w. gentlemen prcfcrrrl rtrrrlrf. r..
Puircd a1-t
L-OR bEN1. ONE BASEMENT WOIN:
Il suitable Tor tuciur'a Office; also t,i fur
nishcd rooms, HNi eth -tn NV .i-'t
I'OR RENT-AT lols "a. AVE. 5. va
II or uuturuahcd rooms. suitable for li1M
housekeeping; - per month. giM
JIoR ENT-CNruRNlsmEn rARLpRs.
Il hcnt. gas, large closets, Nc., ~ also
furnished rooms. - and slo. 9li L n. NV
L'OR RENT FrRNIsnED ROOMS oVlsT
i and I'd floors unfurnshod room on " floor;
house dcHirahly situated near y ~. clr line
and minutes walk OF the Capitol CAL NJ No.
J." A-t.mc. delflt
IGOR RENT tNFuRNlSHED COMHU-
Il ncGtng private rooms on ~ floor; bav
window, alcotc, cabinet mantqlr heat gas aud
hath; rent reasonable; also nice dining.roOm
aud kitchens very cheap. iiii Pierce place.
EoR RENT--is9I II ST. y. W. CoHMU-
Il nicntug rooms on lst floor; handsomely
furnished IA parlor and bedroom, tTms rca-
sonahlc 9i.3t
L'OR BENT-igl1 PA. AVE a. W. IN
Il furnished rooms; stOrcroom; housckccps
ing; water and gas si1. 91.3t
LvOR REMITTANCE, PLEASANT. CON-
Il municnting rooms; In room with board,
Sr smaller rooms for one, $tf; nohr lines OF
ana Departments Ws i2th Il, u. W. gtSt
DOR RENT-A BASEMENT DINING
II room and kitchen; bert location; rent for
meals supplied Address X, this office. 2I-3t
L,oR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED, Also
II unfinished rooms and an ofice room
III @ n. NV 2i-3t
L,oR RENT--NfCElY FURNISHED Room:
Il light aud heat; $40 sl5 18th 81. n. w
L'oR RENT-FURNIsIiED 2D STORY
room 40 10Th st NV 2i.1t
NOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
IL suitable for housekeeping sink, etc, on
same floor; rent $50. Apply at f2jssth II. NV.
L1oR RENT-1Og II ST. y. W, A VERY
II desirable I'd story back room; comfort
ably furnished and suitable for two young
mem bath on the same noOr; no children.
L'oR RENT-n7 | sT. y. W, LARGE
II south front rooms, suitable for busins.s
or living, on lst and 2l floors. n, g, cor. Sth
and sts. H. w.; terms reasonable. }lit
INOR RENT-NERY HANDSOME LARGE
II hny-windOw front parlor; furnished o.
noi heat, gas, all cOnyenicnccs; also large hall
room on I'd floor. Call 1908 Y st. n. W. 22-9t
| LNOR RENT T-ClIEERFULAN AND COMFORT
II able double and single rooms, with good
board. GO Pn. ave, II. W. s29t
LNoR RENT--FuRNISHED OR UNFUR.
II nishcd rooms; all modern improvements;
| Sd, floor. Gil q ri. n. W. 2L9t
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See our line of Full Dress Suits. Else
man Bros, Seventh and +,
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N IN ALL SUMS.
TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
AT AND q PER CENT.
NJ. VI. PARKER,
n -

MONEY TO LOAN
M In Sums to Suit.
On Approved Real Estate Security.
B, Ii. WARNER n CO.,
plD 4 st II W.
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I'OR RENT-AT l0s "a. AVE. : va
Il or I unIurHiHhcd rooms. suitable lor liIit
housekeeping; - per month. gi.lt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09
Notice of Sale.

First publication July 10, last Aug. 80.
State Of Michigan, county OF Iron, ss.--In the
matter OF the estate Of Aaron Il. Leopold. No
tice IA hereby given. that In pursuance OF an o.
der granted 20 the undersigned, Bertha y. Leo
pold and Joseph Berolzheim. q the estate o.
said Aaron y. Leopold by the honorable judge
81 Probate for the county Of Iron, on the 9th
day Of May A. ID. 1890, there will be sold at
public vendue 10 the highest bidder. at the front
door OF the post office, In the village OF Crystal
Falls, In the county ~ Iron. In said state, on
Monday, the first day 81 September, A. d.. 1890
nj IL O'Clock In the afternoon OF that day, (sub-
ject 90 all encumbrances by mortgage or other
wise existing ut the time OF the death Of said
deceased. and also subject TO the right OF dover
and the homestead right 81 the widow OF said
deceased therein). the following described real
estate, to wit Lots numbered twenty seven and
twenty eight Of the recorded plat Of the village
OF Crystal Falls. Michigan.
JOSEPH BERoIzHEIMERl ..
BERTHA r. LEOPOLD hNecutors'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09

The board OF school inspectors OF the
township Of Crystal Falls met the first
day OF August and set apart two school
districts, being Nos. Band 4 also ma king
"A provision for school ut the Sbaier
mine. District No. 3 IL at the Mansfield
mine and embraces the following terri
tory: Sections is, IL, is, 10, 20, 2I
%, 20, and 80, in township forty-thrce
north OF range thirty-one west. A school
building 26x40 will be- erected at once
and the first school session opened about
October l. School district No. A en-
braces sections 4, 3, g, z, 3, 8, rs. II.
and 10, township forty-iour, range thirty
three and embraces the Hemlock mining
district. An effort will be- made To have
school district No. / establish a branch
at the Shafer mine. but in the event of
that failing the board OF inspectors will
meet and set out district No. 8.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09
sherIff.s Sale.

First publication July g, last Aug 10.
Notice ~ hereby given that. by virtue OF n
writ OF fer facias issued ont OF the Circuit court
for the county ~ Marquette. IN Chancery, I'm
FAVOR Of Fitch J Bosworth. Bedford u. Hop
kins aud Edward r. Hopkins, complainnnts.
against the goods and chaftels aud real estate
~ John Friedrich and Dellle Friedrich IN the
county OF Iron and state Of Michigan, 20 me
directed and delivered. did, on the I'D. day OF
July, A. ID. 1890. levy upon and take All the
right. title and interest of the said John Fried
rich aud Dcllie Friedrich In aud 90 the following
described real estate to-wit: Lot number two
f2l Of section twenty-eight l2h). In township
forty-three tf3l north, OF range thirty.twn l3x)
west, Ia the county of iron and state 81 Michi.
auction or ve1dure 20 the highest bidder, az the
front door az the building ~ which the clrrnit
court Tor the county OF Iron held az the village
OF Csyetal Falls in said county. on the goth day
Of August next, az the o'clock In the forenoon.
Dated this I'D. day Of July A. y. 1890.
JonN =. McLEAs, sheriff.
BALL a HANrcoN,
Solicitors forcomplainants.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09
Order For Appearance.

First publication July ~. last Aug. 80.
State of Michigan, Twenty fifth Judicial cir
cult lin chancery. Suit pending In the circuit
court for the county of Iron. In chancery, nc
CRYSTAL Falls on the third day Of July. 1890
Horace 3. Miller. complainant Us. Nellie Miller,
defendant. In this cause IL appearing by the
nflidnvits 81 the said complainant and his solici
tor M we'll IA by the return ~ the sheriff OF the
said county OF Iron, that the said defendant II a
resident OF this state but that service 81 "a writ
of subpoena cannot be had upon her by reason of
her concenlncnt therein; therefore. on motion
Of Edward ~ Lott, solicitor for the complain.
ant, A. IL ordered that the defendant enter her
appearance I'm said cause within three months
from the date Of this order and that within
twenty days the complainant cause this order
10 be published In rHE DIAMOND Dull, "A news
paper published aud circulated Ia said
county, said publication 10 be continued once IN
each week Tor six successive weeks Dated July
Is. 1890. &. II. CRANDALL.
Circuit Court Commissioner for Iron County,
Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09
HAND-cAR WRECK
SAD ACCIDENT NEAR PANoLA-DERAILED
BY A WATER BARREL.

SAD ACCIDENT NEAR PANoLA-DERAILED
BY A WATER BARREL.
While a section hand crew, from Sta
ger was travelling ON their hand-car over
Paiiola plains Monday forenoon, a sad
accident caused by the derailing OF the
ear occurred. The water barrel stood on
the front end az the car. One OF the en-
ployees accidentally toppled the vessel
oyer and the result was that furtherpro
gresa on the rails by the vehicle which
was moving very last was stopped short.
The men were hurled through space and
all suffered more or less injuries. Jas.
Nelson young man OF twenty-three
years had leg broken; Laurence Peter
son, collar-bone broken and internal
injuries; and Frank Cogswel had nm ell
bow dislocated. DIR. Metcalf IL giving
them his good skill and the injured men
are pulling through and resting easy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09
VILLAGE BOARD.


August b.-1he Crystal Falls village
board met in regular session in the clerks
office ut three o'clock y. IN. Meeting
called 90 order and the roll called: Pre-
sent. ID. G. Lockwood. president and
Trustees WIN. Doucet. VIM. Russell, John
Fisher, J.. III. Parks; absent, james
Brown, A. Uen. Minutes OF the meeting
Of July z read and ON motion approved.
The appended accounts were presented
and the auditing committee recommend
cd that payment be M follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09
Inye-lIollister.

A neatly printed card brings the intel
lgence to this office that Miss Matte ".
Hollister, Of Milwaukee. and Mr.. Slmuel
Y. Love, of Beloit, were married on
Wednesday, and will he "at home" at
Beloit, Wis. after August IL. For many
years Miss HoIlister resided in this city,
where she has - legion OF friends who.
with the DIAMOND DRiLI., direct n flow OF
home OF the bride.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09

AT it's meeting last Tuesday the coun-
Gil ordered that sidewalks be built on
the east side of Fourth street, between
Superior and Crystal avenues; on the
west side OF Third street, between SUI
perior and Crystal avenues; on the
north side of Michigan avenue, between
Third and Fifth streets. and that the
walk on the west side Of Filth street he
continued 10 the south line OF the viii
lage plat. A rule for construction was
adopted see council proceedings.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09
New Bank Building.

Architect Clancy has plans about com
pleted OF n building for the Bank of
CRYSTAL Falls. The building will be- OF
cut stone, brick and iron with plate glass
front, dimensions 24x50 feet, two stories
high, the upper floor TO he fitted Tor
offices. The structure will occupy the
lot Immediately west Of Lockwood q
Co.'S livery barn. This hank has been
established here but short time, but is
doing a large business.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09

There il considerable railroad building
going on in the Crystal Falls district at
present. The Schlesineer construction
IL not within the district as yet but soon
will he. Spur tracks are being built TO
the Alpha, Hemlock, Crystal Falls and
Hollister mines, giving employment 10 IA
large force OF men.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09

On Friday night Of last week the Hun
garian contingent 81 the night SHIFT mt
the Dunn mine struck for an increase ~
wages They were making from $3.50
to S3.25 per day and Supt. Florada
told them he did not "hanker arter"
Hungarians quite that hard. They were
all again ready for work this week, but
only those with families were taken, the
others told To go elsewhere.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09

Jacob Dele. q 525
w. schal, 17L ys......................... 3o.55
WIN. plum q ys....................... 49,. $50
Ed. Bemis 10 1880
A. uren and team IA days.................... $500
d. C. Lockwood and team l7h days........ 1000
A. H. Platt and team ~ days................. 1000
=. 3. Grafton and team 8 days.. ......... $500
Jacob Binder, 20 days............-. ..... 02 90
Chas. Lind, and team days.-.............. 1900
Application of =. Main for additional
salary as marshal laid on the table. on
motion made and seconded. On motion
being made and seconded II was ordered
that sidewalks be built on the following
streets. East side Of Fourth street be-
tween Superior and Crystal avenues;
west side OF Third street between super
ior and Crystal avenues; north side OF
Michigan avenue between Third and Fifth
streets; west side Of Filth street the walk
TO he continued from it's present termin-
us TO the south line of the village plat al
Crystal Falls. TWAS moved and second
ed that all sidewalks ON all streets other
than Superior avenue be constructed ~
follows: Five feet and four inches wide
Of surfaced hemlock plank 2xS inches,
laid Il inch apart ON three 2x6 inch string
err. Superior avenue walk shall be OF
same material, eight feet wide, laid Ainch
apart on three 2xS inch stringers. The
president WAS instructed TO employ an
engineer TO establish the grades on the
streets on which walks had Jeen ordered
built. Meeting thereupon adjourned.
&. NJ. ATKINSON, clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09

The Masonic fraternity is making
grand preparation for the dedication of
their new lodge rooms in this city, which
IRE over A, Listfield's store. The TWEEN
tieth of this month IL the date setfor the
occasion. This temple will be the finest
this side of Milwaukee when completed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-09
CITY AND SUBURBS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED IN AND
ABOUT A BUSY CITY.

COLUMNS or INTERESTING ARTICLES FOR
THOSE Who WISH TO BE POSTED AND
WHO ARE DESTROYS OF KEEPING PACE
WITH THE LIVELY TIMES AND THE NEWS
or EVERY DAY THROUGHOUT THE WEEK
AS IT OCCURS IN THIS VICINITY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-03
RcSOlutc Employers.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-Carpen-
tiers and joiners, mum bering 200, and
mill workers to the number of $50,
struck yesterday for eight hours. The
mill employees warned their employers
of the strike some time ago, but when
the employers refused their demand,
decided to submit as usual. By moor,
however they changed their minds
and struck. Last night they sent a
delegation of the Carpenters union
asking support. After a heated dis
cussion this was refused before Aug
ust on the ground that the mill own
ers had contracts on hand, made on
the basis of nine hours, and that it is
not fair for the mill workers to strike
until these are completed. The mill
workers are highly indignant. The
mill owners also held a meeting and
resolved to make a reso.ute stand
against the eight hours.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-03
\ Kindly Host,

18th" earth is Il host who murdcre all
his guests. Haiti.
All, Persian, you indeed were right,
but why complain?
If earth let all men live, egad it
would be found
That ere a single century began to
Wane
Enough of earth would not be left
to 60 around.
Now surely, poet, this would break all
cOsmic laws.
If earth one moment stopped his
turning, all our race
TITS clear, tor this most simple solitary
cause
Would spend the rest of time a.
tumbling down through space.
HENRY HERBERT Hardness, in
Editors Drawer of Harper for May.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-03
\ Good Man Taken.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. May 3.-Bishop
Casper Borgess., who was stricken
with paralysis at st. Arcquatine.
Mich, last Sunday, died in this city
this morning, aged 60. He had been
failing each day, but remained cons
cious until the end. Bishop Borgess.
was born in Koppenberg, Germany,
in 1884, but came this country with
his parents while quite young.
He received his education for the
priesthood in Cincinnati, and for many
years was rector of st. Phillips, in
Cincinnati. He was chosen to sue
coed Bishop Lefevre, who died in 1880.
Bishop Borgess. official career in De-
troit was a notable and eventful one.
He believed in rigorous work and
early took steps to strengthen his
diocese both spiritually and financi-
ally.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-03
LATE TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

June II is set for hearing culogcS on
Hon. Sam Randall in the house.
Prairie fires cndangcr lumber mills near
Braincrd. Mimi. and Ashland, Wis.
There is serious deficit in cotton acre
age owing TO excessive rains and floods.
The special election to fill RandaIHS
seat will be- held May 10.
The German army will add 5000 artil-
ley. 5000 infantry and 81 batteries.
New survey and works for drainage of
Mexican valley is needed owing TO error
Sonora. Mexico. is pushing the war
against the GaQui Indians successfully.
Mexican workmcn express sympathy
with European strikers. but keep at work.
Lisbon. Portugal. has settled all its la
Dor troubles and there are no strikers.
The diamond thief gets away with $4,000
at Cincinnati.
Youngstown. Ohio settles labor Difficult
ties on Il nine hour basis.
The Philadelphia bricklayCrS support
the striking carpenters.
The Senatorial caucus meets today.
Saturday. to agree. if possible. on silver
bill.
President signs the bill for temporary
government in Oklahoma and for bridge
over the BraZoS.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinhurg are
robbed of their jewels at EdinburG. Scot
land.
Mr.. Cleveland is in Washington as
counsel in New Orleans drainage case.
pending before the Supreme court.
The steamer Yorkshire returns to Liv-
crpoOl with her cargo on tire. within II
hours OF sailing.
Barcelona. Spain. is riotOuS. Troops
and strikers are in conflict and state of
siege is proclaimed in Valencia.
Over 800 of LOui>villcS 1850 carpenters
are out and non-miOn men refuse TO
work.
There are 1863 men out at Wells 4
French car works. Chicago. and matters
are serious.
New York reports better tone in wool
fabrics owing 10 republican tariff lcgiSla-
ton.
St Louis labor demonstration was sue
cCSSful. but trouble is brewing and strikes
are threatened on Monday.
milwaukee, carpenters have apparently
scored victory and 5 hours 60. \ con-
ference called for Sunday will settle or
unScttIc matters.
The situation is critical in the Smthton
mining district. Penn. the strikers haV-
ing Drcn OFurItU 10 Ndcdlc the company
houses in six days.
SaycrS and other congressman return
their drafts for salaries drawn TO replace
the money lost through Silcott'S defaIca-
ton. believing congress had no right to
reimburse its members in that way.
Business is good. money undisturbcd
Northwest collections slow and failures
less than for corresponding period last
year.
The resolution passes congress asking
president to arrange with Great Britain
Tor the NOR" complete exclusion of Chi
ncSe from United States via Canada.
Col. W. II. Clayton tcStifirS that when
he went to PlummcrSvillr after his broth
cr'S body. the doors were closed against
him, people avoided him anI no sympathy
was shown. II" believes that TWENTY-FIVE
persons knew Of III" conspiracy to Kill.
and those who stole the ballot box did the
killing
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-03

FORT WORTH, May 3.-The drum
mers who make headquarters at Fort
Worth have organized a baseball
team.
The presentation of the attendance
medal takes place every three months
at the armory of the Fort Worth
Fencibles. The medal was given by
Capt. Ford to be present ted to the
member having best attendance dur
ing that time. Corporal Rosenfield
Won it last night.