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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20
AN AGED WANDERER.
AN ILLINOIS VETERAN WITH a RE-
CORD, IN NEW YORK STATE.
SpccIal Disnatch to the GIohc. nemocrat

Special Dispatch to the Globc-nemOcrat.
SARATOGA, n. y, March 8. - A
pleasant faced old man arrived in
FiIcnburg depot on Thursday morn
ing, and remained after all the pas
sengers had left. walking up and
down the room. He was aCCOsted by
a policeman, who, noticing that the
stranger wore Grand Army badge,
inquired if he could be of any service
to him.
"Yes," replied The old man; IF you
can get me pass to Troy, Pa, 1t Will
be great favor"
Eyes, sir; it is 50 recorded in my
fathers Bible, and that tells the truth
from title page to cover. | have the
precious book yet, and it's truths are a
source of great comfort to me. hope
to get home in time to celebrate my
Goth birthday. | have taken my
seave of the friends and scenes of my
bOyhood, but everything was changed
and ! found but few persons living
who could remember anything about
the families | was acquainted with
when a boy. All who were living
there seveuty-eight years ago are
dead. I have not been to Richmond
before in seventy eight years.
At the breaking out of the war of
the rebellion. +. d. Highly was living
in Galesburg, III. He was a practic-
ing physician and it, very prosperous
circumstances. He received from
GOV. Yates authority to raise IL COM
pany of volunteers for the war His
was the first name put down on the
role of the company. When the reg
iment was mustered DR.. Highly accep-
ted commission as assistant surgeon
and served in that capacity uutil the
close of the war. He was I'll years
old when he entered the army and
was four years and four months IN
tue service The regiment was called
the cold Abe Scouts.n Highly was
taken prisoner by General Sterling
Price, at Lexington, Mo. He has a
carefully preserved parole, signed by
Gen. Price, which permitted DR.. Hig-
| by to 90 home.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20

How is it that the prohibition par.
ty as a party always makes war up
on the republican party. as Il party
4ven where the republicans in Local
and state politics are the huest Of
all blue prohibitionists? And, how
it that the prohibition party as a
party always goes hand in glove with
the democratic party where the dem
1cratic party rules everything on the
free whisky order! And yet the pro-
nibition party would make the coum.
try believe it was not d political par
ty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20
a BAD EGG.

"WOuldm't touch Clarke Braden with forty
foot pole says the y. Y. Truth Seeker.
Editor LIGHT:
In reply to the acceptance of my
challenge as appeared in yesterdays
LIGHT, allow me to say that l chal-
lenged Mr.. LOckhart and am truly
sorry that his obligations prevented
him from debating. As for Clarke
Braden, however, if he is the person
who debated Washburne Il believe
in the northwest, some years ago, |
would not insult free thought speak
er by inviting him to debate with this
very essence of abuse and Vulgarity.
1t is an easy matter to get tree thought
lecturers to debate the christians, but
they almost unanimously refuse to
do with certain unsavOry citizen
known as Clarke Braden.
OTTO PRAEGER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20

MORRISON and Fourmy have laid III
on the LIGHT table their Galveston
directory for 1890 and 1891. Ofthe excel
lence of their work it is not necessary
to speak, as it is well known that
their directories are equal to those
published by any house in America,
and far superior to the great majority
of such publications in all that makes
directory valuable. The assessed
valuation of the city, as shown in the
volume before US, has fallen off few
thousand dollars in the past two
years. The names in the present di-
rectory foot up 14,G9S, an increase of
LILO over directory of two years
-Ince. On this basis population Of
jl443 is claimed for the city. The
publishers Will please accept the
hanks Of the LIGHT for the favor of
mis- volume.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20
For s $500.

A fine rock house, just blocks from
Main plaza, large rooms, large hall,
pantry. servants room, kitchen and
out houses. Lot 7OxljO feet. In a
good neignbOrhood. Terms - cash,
balance on easy payments. Apply to
JOHN II. HAlTBLETON 4 Co. 3-I2tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Brewster & Carr.

Onice ground floor Kampmaun
building. We have cash customers
for city and suburban property. We
solicit the agency tor the rental Of
houses in the city which will receive
our personal and prompt attention.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20
Lessons In Painting.

Mr.. J. Taylor will organize an art
class at 445 SOledad street All who
wish to learn painting will do well to
call and see him. Sketching and
painting from nature. 3-lS-Gt
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400
ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS
AND
go
IRRIGABLE GARDEN LOTS FOR SALE

TheabOye Building Fifty Hundred
Dollars ImSble and
Thelot locality ilne southern slope
Hill the HILL
while
Hundred Feet Main Plaza They halt hcast of the
new }uiIdng. which 0
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20

Bolton has just ren"scl o. ....-r
consignment of bed-steaI-. cuur- OF
all kinds, bed springs and chamber
suits that will suit you in price and
quality. He will be pleased to price
them to you. He knows you'll buy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20
City of $4,000, and Aggregated Wealth
of Over $4,000 600,

2dlra Reserve which tie South
eos a lion
has Five Ft bok sol, in which ue and hruooTy be iwn
VI lc trouble d expense.
desiring will be shown the comfortable and
purchaser what he
Tue. all aa street imd
ct a. q gpt ne O Ike
Department Texas within
at lumr>
itcspn feet and fl warranty givcn to purchasers
and then will be onte ghe benefit in the
advance in value wI.cI i sure tDcOm
e ion
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20

Private Lessons on the Piano
And in the German and Spanish
languages by Mrs. Marie Jurgeus,
lately from Mexico. Has taught for
several years in Germany under a
diploma from the government.
Enquire at Mrs. Edmonds' 4l9 King
William street. 3-19-6t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1890.

WHO will clre for mother now. will
he parodied with a new force into
''Who will care for Grover now"
when this republican congress passes
a good all round tariff measure and
knocks free trade into the forgotten
ness of aforementioned things.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20

UNCLE SAN does not intend that
the Cherokee strip shall be invaded.
The orders to that effect are positive
and unmistakeable. The sooncrs had
better take the intentions of the gov
eminent in dead earnest and govern
themselves accordingly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20

MATTERS are still in a somewhat
unsettled condition in Germany, but
all cablegrams seem to regard Bis
marck as practically retired from the
chanceliorship of the empire, though
no two dispatches agree as to the real
situation That Germany regrets his
decision cannot be questioned. Her
bert Bismarck also adheres to his de-
termination to retire from office.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20

SOME of our municipal rivals in
Texas are Boosting of the rapid adj
vance Of central property in their re-
spective corporations. The sales re-
corded in this city yesterday of inte-
rior property, not strictly business,
and six blocks from Houston street,
show an increase OF $1,000 on an in
vestment of $500 made less than
twelve months since.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-20

SAN ANTONIO is marching along
without any drum major or band
wagon, without banners and salvos
of artillery, but she is keeping adj
miraDIe step to the music of progress
in her own soul and covering just
as many miles in days march as
any Of her sister corporations that
are piling on the agony and tearing
the air with rockies and blue fire.
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1scu.... 8I5os zoos soo $50 $40 90 s54 o.

Lnra advertisements SlO0 per inch first IN
serrfon - CONS yer inch each subsequent in
serti0n Trustcos sales 81 ~ p r. nch first i'll
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Special rates given on larger space and long
announcements TOR state ard County officers
Z Dollar ~ auvguc,
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he Secretary and Marsgor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
Washingtsn Immsgration aad HomesteaA
Associates.

Washtngt0n Immigration aud Homestead
Aasocfntion.
We have for sale 10000 acres In different parts
Of the stass in s, 10 70. % 50 ADD lepasrs isrns
rniles on Northern Paei6o railway. One hun
cred ead s. ss:s . ,ssd On
eeunty; SO on Northern Pacific railroad lands
near Rltxviile. Adams county: .. 50 Per scre. on
sns g 1nn ssc rn
Five thousand acres railroad land for sAle: and
10 years: - 20 $50 per acre. Five and ieacrs
o. ea. nsss ds 81 LAKE, = = % Is
per acre, opposite Yesler sseaue and Madison
Street Gable railway terminua Five acres near
six months. Acre property and town lots. West
seattle. Choice lots in Pisasant Valley and
Ballard Five thousand acres choice pieces OF
- to go per acre: - acres In &C n. tp - n, ~
.. near Northern Pacific railroad
JErFERsoN COUNTY.
Three hundred acres, es< &c I, tp n P2w:
81 GOOD q l.na 70 }, acre, ,c.n 10 g.s. - Per
upland. heavily timbered, go per acre.
KfrsAP COUNTY.
Two hundred acres in secs Is and n. tp = mr.
iw: mostly bottom land, slaso psr acre; iso
per acre. Roxwcii building.
Two hundred and thirty-thrse aeres q Eugene
City. Oregon, nicely improved. ad3oining c1fy,
20 per acre improved. wfu cut up into 6ocro
lots and win sell Tor average Of 500 Per acre;
this II great bargain
City ioes in Seattle. near Hadieon street cable.
E5o each: 20 lots in Harrison heights. 500 each.
Twenty lots In Tacona, near electric road.
tacre tfacts near Tacoma. tl60 70 $500 Per aceo.
Parties IN the Eastern states or Europe viii b
supplied with Information about the resources
Of our state. maps, ETC., etc. free OF charge, ex.
cept the postage. amounting ordinarily . q
cents. by addressing this odlcey and parties in
tho Eastern states. desirfng 70 visit Wellington,
Northern Pacific Railway for transportation.
frtighfs. etc. and ask for copies Of our pamph.
lets. maps OF Warrington. etc.
Washington 1mmigration and Homestead
Association.
Rooms "a and q, Roxwcil BUILDING corner Of
Columbia and Front streets. Seattle, Wash.
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~rp<rfon Z haAttnxI SUrYUw md remfEna-
ian. ssfJn ) visit 70 1nrgenef ssksd him
= IA no Mh4s azimAi her fsre rsmindsd
him a. =
.sDoas sea ~ bot vrats n down. sid
Boysesn. - kinseR pz5szng his compaFsson
ona sIip - paper.
On exehnnelnx slips dry soan3 tess snso
had vyftten tke word shc<se.
TgeosEs Elio< herself contained FRO
lessor B0ysssn. 'swos yssy modest 5ne
Mover talked ahous bes novels snd never
sver sead Tie r~vfews On them On cne
cce1sfcu wien TurEenef VS. calling % ~
I4ves the former nsked: s4Whieh do you
eonssder HE hesf a. her novels" MI
Leues snswsred: sDanie, Dsronda' Tar-
eeuAg exprsssed III aseouishmsnf, ard sid
shst be shoaid have Inclined 70 mention
thst ons ssss. Sat Daniel Deronda. ~
ioined Mr. Leres. i the only one In which
she embodied sny Of my yisss'"
In speaking Of George Essotss reistion TO
Mr.. Lswes. Professor Boyesen said thas the
GERMAN critic. Julian sehtnidt. had tod
him sosDething that bad not been made
psfsaac owieg TO . f<chnsralify IN the
Envstsh marriage laws, Mr.. Lewss had not
been Ahse 70 obtain divorce from bis first
WIFE, ard marriages was. therefore, fmpos-
sii,se. With George Eliot the moral aspect
was TIE supreme one. and, after shs bad
sstisbed herself ~ 70 that. the legal ques-
fion was subordinate. However" con-
timed Professor Eoyesen. Julian schmidt
told me that when George Eliot and Mr..
LeHes we're In Germany they had, very
quietly and unossensetiously. . marriage
ceremony performed"
Pursuing his siesineafion Of George Eiiot's
moral tesening In her novels. Professor
Boyessn said: Another great ethical mo
tive IL her conception Of sin. Notice that
she does not paint the conventional. deep
dyed villain Of the Quiip bsand-ths kind
that makes rs shudder. but with kind VI
comfortable romantic shudder. because We
shall not meet him outside the book.
George EIios's villains ara the real villains
that We do meet She shows that men do
not nn from any sinister delight In evil
doing. bat from weakness. She shows
how each littls sction has its influence In
moitling character. We do not give
our charnc{ers TO our children as
We receive them" To illustrate
this point Professor Boyesen led
his hearers through George Eliot's gallery
Of sinners: he showed how Tito Aelema,
who has been called ''the most consum-
mate villain ever created. was charming.
soft-mannered youth. who above all hated
70 infiict pain on anyone. But he lacks the
strength OF character TO meet duty, and
step BY step. not suddenly. he goes down
ward In Arthur Donnithorns. in "Adam
Bsde. the same general characteristics are
noticeable; Godfrey Cass, in 'Siias Mar
ner." and Buisfrode. In sNiddIsmarch. -
are notifications. but show also how the
predominancs OF egotism leads TO moral
ruin.
Professor Boyessn finally skstched the
plot Of "Middlemarch," which he called
''ths greatest novel in the English Ian
guage." In conclusion Professor Boyesen
said: The tsndsr vox humane OF Thsck-
cray. the excited tremulo Of Dickens, are
drowned by the deep diapason which
George Eliot has sounded.
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Who teeps tho largest stock OF Key West ana
impaired cigars in ssatsis7 Haley. tlena d Co
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Purchase ycnr tickets ana reserve your sieep-
tug.eAr accommodation over Northern PaciAo
ttsxet agent, seattle
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For Ballard property. see CAiihery & Gardner
RON ., Lsewesiyn Dodge bnilding.
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CARPET CLEANING DONE ON SHORT no
TICE
Vincent & Mecntchin have added machinery
70 their new steam laundry 10 clean carpets and
al starch work by hand instead Of machinery,
which h . xreat saving 70 clothes Give us
trial and be convinced. Hotel, restaurant and
lodgtushouse work . specially. Telephone IS
r u. box f.2s2
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ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN & C

FOR
The West Seattle Land and Improvement Co.
FRONT STREET. LowMANHANFoRD BUILDING
We the Choicest parts City, will be plea
Show Intending Purchasers
Jou1nLo f Commerce
hsrauuo
West dand
to sMxicnb
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for fyec consultation by the pubic. Respect
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R. Gardiner & Co
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Rooms s and q Kline & Rosen-
berg Building.
saosr ~. soor % ossGRar.

saosT ~. sooT % ossGRaY.
ostr for sale the following choice pnpsrsy:
Year lots in Hsxhland sddittou. near Msdissa
street. Beautiful views a sonnd and moan-
tain ransn ysFy desirable property
One corner lot s4xlss. Ksingstofrs add1tion
seutb Of pcwsFAouse. Madison seRost. o. tbs
lot Il mail but ven butlt house Price go:
. great barxsin
Two lots On Maskss strees, Yaismcunt adj
ton VIII BE- sold cheap - prompt buyer.
The furniture and rood win Of 2erocm
hotel centrally located on Fro0f street. COM
mAndinr delightful view Of the Sound and
mountains: In the business centers furniture
nearly new; house always hiiedi leux lease ana
assured income 70 purchsser
Ifrht lots In washington addition 10 Lake
Onion, overlooking the lake and city: WIN cell
very cheap
Three 1ns blocks In woods sorth Addition
20 Green Lake: three minutes walk from motor
cars; win sslI single blocks II desired; . good
investment; terms easy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

a letter with = history PASSED through
BasA. Ne. the other da7 It vas di-
recsesi - Captain & s Bai-5en. Manila.
Philippine Islands. and. "a tbe hand
writing showed. vas wristea - Captain
Rairysen sister. Mrs. Asbis Peterson.
wao. ~ish her husband. vzs loss az sea.
afr fears acn. Across the end % the
hotter was written direction - rssurn
the letser 20 Bath n case Captain
Ralr5ens vssse1 hst sziled. The laeter
has thus been wandering ever tie
world 'or six years. and thoueh sone-
wbas fp;et. the envelope has r0s been
ouened ard is in ercelIent condition
Cagtaia Rair3en Is now in business Il
Aaiar. java sBd ths iettsr las bsen
sea- 81 - ~eT ~ taat place
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
WATCHING a COURTShIP.
A Toupg Mans Progress Measured by tn.
Iatene-s of Tyis Calls.

Iatene.s of Ris Calls.
I am measuring young Truelove's
progress In counting Miss Affection,
writes Louisville Post amateur sleuth.
/ lave no special acquaintance with
him. but frequently pass tho young
lady's homo at night. From the lights
in the parlor he has been calling two
months, and during that time has made
progress.
ht first ! used % meet him coming
out Of tho gates as the balls struck ten.
Shortly after, however. he experienced
tAe pleasure Of counting tho bells in the
rsrlor By the BY. did yoa ever notice,
while chatting in your fascinating way,
how loud those bells struck-sounded
like the roar Of a battle.
The lights soon began TO burn oftener
in The parlor. For two weeks the p>rlor
WAS dark, and ! knew that they had
quarroled How sadl Tor two whole
weeks they never saw each other, and
Just bccnnpo Trpelove came two inmates
late ono night Bat lovers guarrels
arc loves renewal. 40 they we're soon
burning the gas and coal again.
Hes there most every Right nov. and
tho other night the lights wore actually
burning a. eleven O'Clock. Bat. yosng
man. yon have resched the limit now:
don't stay later than eleven o'clock 1s's
dangerous. 80 her father says r. you
arc determined n STAY later than
eleven. pick oEt girl Who hss snail
ard delicate fathcT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

I think I may fairly say have origi-
mated him "a humorous tTpe. There
Il a vast deal II fu1 IN the WAYS OF
tho gentleman of the suburbs. Tho
Farmer" Uncle IIaJseed. The He
brew The Business Man The
Homeless Wanderers ot the Great City"
in other words, tho trsmps, they are
stock figures - humorous drawing now.
In drawing women the field is much
narrower The deIineation must be in
far more delicate ray. The figures
must BE much quieter; vou can, have
them falling and tunbling and Ia odd
poses. "a you can men. Here the face -
the great thing.
"Ant that is really where The fun of
humorous drawing lies-in facial ex-
presaioa II the face a not funny. he
fun of the picture is lost, Tor the face a
the most important part.
FREDC BURB OFFEE-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
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He - aog FAR - 0Sswsrs s1ssf
His lsseAses . Ezzys
Es's faE -aa dzli aad ss1p$1 too
ASS l1Ac-s7t al lazy.
AEc 80 sac heSxs aas essry VAIN
F1at-sk-s s1d esp<teaous
h=s sse~zsst Smiles szs w.sssz 90 slcas
~ r1fss sez2 341 Fic1oss.
Re eln not play or dance O. sig<
Ter ss1osr hs2xt - softer-
rs Lever sass flzn2y tAlZg
wseFeas @ 2gits oftsa
H1s beauty ueFer ass satArsilec
FAR ne11s 10 love eonsesslas
ws1e have fresgenEy besa s--ec
kxtrsEsly prep0s4esslas.
S0s, what an ~ DC aooss
T1@s .sgrsvaucs isliows
Yea see ca nSt cal kin oct
To e1fyslroas caelio.
Bessass n hsf god grsess s2us
Ana surely sstaatot
Il that exsspsrating Paz
WaS - my riSsl asssa
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

reported q sar English ancestors
tAst thcv hsi vay ~ secretin9 val
uahle uanuseTi ptss znd concerning that
vast collection ef STATE papers Of Thur-
Joe. the secretary of Crora rsll--s eoi-
lection of seventy volsnsss At least n
the original nAnuscrip ps--is is recorded
thas it cane % hzhs "a = vory strange
wav. accidentally fslAsT opt ~ rs
"a slse ceiilng q some Chambers IN Lin
cslns Inn Men tioa = slso rsss q
ether tertsfn tressares in thas Ire -
irr fsnns ir TIE seeret i-ass- = ehe~s
thst hs8 rass7d tsrouzh nssa7 hands -
fs-a sre secret csza ost
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
sKIILFUL PENCILS
PENS WhLch zrs More Dzsaced
Thzn Esp4srS
TAs A. q 49, O-<ss s-s-1rs4s An<srzsas
L.-als 8 C.<tssa Arslsss Ez2k Ass1s
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.f'1Ff 11ssAk. 80
C1ricasErs las 100 Seesms ons q ths
srroaZesE ia1 1asucss IA s1s Ansgio4n
Yrass TIA eiises = .sis alike Ia politics.
ssoisry. sn4reh sad sA=a.s< ksxntly
aad ils-i1ably dirsess1. 20 p4blla d
fandor "a Withstand = Psrrss dread
is more tlan shsy fear ia sditorfaI ooi-
uma, Ead l1s clever c4rsoonist can con
nlsaG q lArgss ineons shaa ne popalar
novelist "a Ne managing editor.
Four 90 t1s best knosn of AasTfean
eafiea .lr.sls- "a. astsrs az thsix ark e4-sa
a. as special iins--c~sa axibass 70 the
unlIue sTlposilm ssi0s. Each tells.
"a Ais o~n say iasL ~hss hiz idea of
c@Ticasare : and hos be came - s4tops
a. - . profession. The place Of pr>ss-
dence - givan % Taon.s Nsss, The
NestDr II AEleEioaa ssrsoatgre.
tom sAsr SAYS Politics - raE ErsEsr
FfxLD OB FEE cAEc4rvELsr-aIs vAa
% T4E BO0oL kEs.
Ny natural inoifrssion ~.s towards
carieasure- wAs asyss A. fsr aay thing
else. Ia ne old Va tioaAl Assasay Art