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The morning call., 1890-11-01

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 81
Summary OF THE MARKErl

FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 81
SUMMARY OF THE MARRErl
Wheat frmer.
Barley options recovered.
Oats steady.
White Corn scarce.
Rye held more firmly.
Feedstuffs strong
Most kinds of Beans lower.
Hops firm.
Rice higher
Liverpool Salt lower.
Sweet Potatoes still higher.
Onions advanced.
Picked Butter getting excited.
New Cheese firm.
A car OF Eastern Poultry in.
Wild Ducks steady.
Eggs quiet
Large Receipts of Belfower Apples.
Dried Fruit unsettled
Nails lower.
Meat market well stocked.
Provisions fairly active.
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THE STOCK MARKET,

Mining stocks continued weak and dull yesterday
save Andes, which had another OF its spasmodic
spurts selling from 81 10 up TO 50 10 in the after
noon call.
Local securities were quiet, with further ad-
in s. F. Gas and soc rise in the sugar stocks
Belcher has shipped $9033 to the Carson Mint
Overman has shipped S9643. Occidental has $l2
600 in concentrates hand.
The North Peer assessment falls DELINQUENT in
board to-day.
Local corporations paid the following dividends
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He Can Rest Now.

August Bremen, young German, was
found under bed in house attached to the
Marine Hospital yesterday and charged
with burglary He had pistol in his
pocket, therefore an additional charge of
carrying concealed wealons was placed
against him. Br0men claims he had no in
tention of committing burglary, but went
into the building only to seek shelter and
rest
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BALI Miller has sued to recover $500 dam
ages from Henry Meter for alleged fraudu-
lent representations whereby he lost thirty
nine head of cows and one bull through a
bill Of sale to accommodate Meter.
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social OF Starr King Lodge, No. 10, takes
place Wednesday, the 18th inst.
The meeting of Juniata Lodge, No. So,
last Tuesday, was made attractive by re-
marks of an interesting character from John
Grpenwel G. c.
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The session of 1S90-91 of the Y. NJ. C. A.
Lyceum and Debating Society will COM
mence this evening by a meeting of the
lyceum. to be held at 8 o'clock at the asso-
citation building on Suffer street A highly
entertaining programme has been prepared,
and the privilege OF attending the meeting
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Park Music.
The following music will be rendered at

The following music will be rendered at
Golden Gate Park this and tomorrow after
noon:
schubert
2. Overture. Dieu ct la Bayadere "...... Auber
B. Am Tergen See." barcarolle first time)..
Franz Blume
4. "Guard Mount" characteristic piece Eilenberc
8. Medley OF popular airs, arranged by.....
q August Damn
o. ioahthc, selection. "A. Sullivan
Overture, "oberon ".....................,web er
3. Jung Werner's Parting Song" from 1.-THE
Trumpeter Of Saekkingen 1solo for cornet
by MT Former, first time) ........V. f. NessIer
Q. " FOts de Joies ;" waltz .,.. Wa,dtenfeI
10. lie Bouquet National" 1.-THE Shamrock.
:, Rose and Thistle Scotch" arranged by PATTI
IL. Galop, f" In a Hurry" .,.,,..... Ro,enberg
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 31.-The spot market is frmer at
rs 41ad q rs 71zd. Cargoes are firm at 3Ss for
off coast, SIS Cd for Just shipped and 37s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: October, rs 634d; November,
rs 7d December rs Sd: January, rs 734d;
February. Is 7s4d; March, IS 734d; April, rs 714d;
May. Is 71ad
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Oct. 31.--Consols. 947s; United States
Bonds = AS. 1854; 4i2's, 1861; Silver, 4s1sd;
Reutes gar l21bc,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

F. L. A. Phoebe ct al. tOJ. Birmingham, lot on
I: line OF State St. 100 s. OF Shields, S. 75x
Walter PoweIi to Elizabeth Hastings lot on
5. line of Suffer ST.. 177;6 W. of Hyde, W.
David p Marshall to b. j. Buckingham, lot on
w. line of Eleventh ave, l20 n. OF St, N.
John Berminsham TO j. A. 4 +. II. Drink.
house. lots 22. % and "a, Block SO, City
Annie Finley to j. G. James. lot on Ne. line
5OxloU :.............33 7 so
Mary l.. Partridge (by GUARDIAN to same,
same 1897 so
lot Oh s. line Of S ST., 107 % W. OF Thirty
ninth ave, W. 25xl0O. ........ $40. 49,. 10
Thomas Lancaster to Catherine winterson.
lot on W. line Of F;tth ave. l75 N OF Point N
Otto C. Huefner to William II. Grim, lot on
NE. cor. of b st. and Thirtieth ave. T. SIX
Samuel Heiishn to Samuel G 9ciow. lot on
s: line of Geary ST.. S7:6 E. of Taylor. E.
Thomas H William: Sby administraiorj toj
st. %Goqy 0s On 5ieo nc, s.
Sc 1877 :sas, E. 1s7:lss N. 1877 IS, W. 275ll 900
premesCourl) 10 A. W. Eiverson lot K.
line OF Second ave. 90 n. OF Point Lobos,
N 25xl20: also lot on n. line OF Point Lobos
ave, 81 % w. OF Second, W. 5Ox 90. 49,.
John j. Coughlin ct al. 10 Mary Coughlin. lot
on Sw. cor. OF Fillmore aud Lombard sts.,
Jacob Hey man to Caroline Gottung, lots 1871, :.
william ' X. Swain to Albert j. Weir lot on
NE. cor of Hampshire and Twentieth sts.,
John Moronay ana wife 10 Reuben H. Lloyd,
lot on Sc. line OF Brannan ST., So NE. of
Honor Mech hit to xri Van Bea lot on e line
5oI2oo Observation-Disclosures. 1880. 5000
John X. Spring to Ed Ward, lot 791, Gift
map ~
Jacob Heyman to Katharine Mailer. lot on N.
line OF Duncan ST.. go w. of Sanchez, w.
IoAI ~
Jefferson Martenet to Thomas Nelson ct al.
lot llS, Gilt Map OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Robert Bergfeld to John Il. Kelly. lot on W.
line OF Diamond ST, 81 s. of Twenty-fourth,
s 2bxSO . 10
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Butler Surrenders.

Fl. W. Butler, one of the civil service en-
ployes indicted by the United States Grand
Jury for having, it is alleged, collected
political assessments, surrendered himself
yesterday To Unite1 States Marshal Long.
He is the last OF the four indicted by the
Grand jury. He gave Sle5O cash bail aud
was Immediately released from custody.
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Wool Market.

Boston. Oct 3l.-Further large sales, over
100000 pounds in all, of Territory Woods, have
been made with fine secured on a basis of 62965c;
fine medium, 5S@60c; medium, 56@5Sc q 10.
Fancy Eastern Oregon Wool sold at Csc. and other
sales were made at 17@21c. California Wool firm.
Choice spring is selling at 25@26c ana average at
1S922c q 10.
NEW YORK, oct. 3l.-wool firm. Domestic fleece,
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FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Coal continues to fiuctuate and is very scarce.
Eggs are cheaper Butter shows little change,
though picked roll is getting scarce in wholesale
hands,
Poultry is in fair supply. Game continues dear.
Melons are nearly gone, and this explains the adj
vance in prices. Grapes in ample supply.
Summer Vegetables continue to disappear one
after another The Garlic famine is broken by re-
ceipts from Italy.
Fish is abundant and unchanged.
Tuesday. being election day, is a legal holiday and
the markets Will therefore close early In the fore
noon.
Following is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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Order for Aiimopv Re.o,na.d.

Last December Judge Wallace granted a
divorce to Hida Hair from James Hair for
extreme cruelty and allowed her $50 month
alimony. Hare proved yesterday that she is
living in disreputable house in Sacramento
and the Court cut off her alimony.
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Produce Exchange Sales.

T. c. Friediander. Secretary OF the Produce Ex-
change reports option sales in october at $4,000
tons Wheat and 4l900 tons Barley. This makes
total sales for the current crop year to date OF
52l 200 tons Wheat 204, 700 tons Barley and So
600 Grain RapA
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
The 10. o. F. Orphans Home
in Pennsylvania.

Up order to secure insertion AL matter In
tended for fhis column should be handed in
addressed to The "Fraternai Editor" All com.
munIcarions must bear The name and address OF
the sender; If not, The matter will not be pub
lished.l
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct 31.-whear opened SIC higher, ad-
vanced from lac to asc, receded from CSC to 7sc.
recov cred some, fuctuated, and closed 12c higher
than yesterday Receipts. $500 bushels; ship
meuts, 1877 900 bushels. Rye firm at 67c. Barley
firm at 7Sc.
CHICAGO Oct 31.-Wheat, cash, 81 0l1a.
Corn-553sc.
Pork-$l0 20.
Lard-S6 rs.
Ribs-$5 90.
A
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THE WEEKLY GALL is published ev-
cry Thursday. Get copy and
compare it with any other pa
per in quality size, and price
ST. IS a year 8 pages, 8 col
umns each.
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Mrs. J. Z. Barrows. Md. viii lecture on
"The Laws OF Health at the parlors of
the Union, 427 Suffer street, to-day at 2 80
O'Clock in tie afternoon
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ORDER OF THE GOLDEN SHORE
A New Subordinate Instituted in the
State of Washingtnn.


Washington Lodge, No. l, was organized
last week by DR.. w. a. Newell at Seattle,
Wash, with a charter-list of forty-eight
members and from the present outlook the
State of Washington promises to be almost
as good field for the order as that of Ohio.
The domino party which was given by
Triumph Lodge in honor of its second ami
versary last Thursday evening at Washing
ton HALL was a complete success. a large
number of people were present in dominoes
and in fancy costumes and dancing was
continued until late hour. During the
evening ice cream and cakes and liquid re-
freshments were dispensed by the lady
members of Triumph Lodge.
The committee who has charge OF the en-
tcrtainment ard ball that will be held in
Unlon-square Hall on Wednesday evening,
December Sd, in honor of the second ami
versarY OF the order, will meet this evening
with Mayfiowrr Lodge, No. 81, in ST.
Georges Hall aud business of Importance
will be transacted. The committee has
adopted the plan of meeting each week with
a different lodge, and the result has been a
large increase in the attendance at the con-
ferenceS.
Applications are continually rolling in
from Ohio, and new lodge In that State is
in process of formation. Dispensation has
been issued by the S. p. for tho Institution
of District Grand Lodge in Ohio, which it
is expected will increase the enthusiasm OF
the membership in tie work of the order.
Assessment has been levied to-day, and
assessment will be delinquent in the office
of the ). S. on and after the 18th inst. A
number of the lodges, however, have al
ready paid in assessment Z.
a. Rothensteln, 7. 5. p, WHO is at pres
ent in Cleveland, Ohio, is not expected home
until about the 1st OF January of next year.
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Improved order ofRed Men.

On Monday evening, Pohonachee Tribe
No. 10, gave pleasant and enjoyable enter
tainment and social TO the members of the
order and their paleface friends. Council
Hall was crowded and everything passed off
to the satisfaction of the large number pres
emit
On Wednesday evening Manzanita Tribe,
No. 4, had well-attended council. J. G.
Hanks, p. S. of Grey Eagle Tribe, No. 60.
akland, and J. g. Blessington, p. S. of
Samoset Tribe, No 90, Vallejo, were present
and made interesting remarks.
Tahoe Cheitains' League, No. 3, will hold
its regular council this evening. A number
of candidates Will be initiated.
A copy of the proceedings of the late session
of the Great Council of the United States,
held in the city of Boston, has been received
from Charles Z. Conley.
Henry A. Chase. q. R., was present at the
council of Manzanita Tribe. No. 4. on
Wednesday evening, the FIRST time since his
return FROM the East
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Receipts of Lumber

The receipts of Lumber etc., at San Francisco
during the month OF October, as reported by the
Pacific Coast Wood and Iron for November, were as
follows:
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Steamers to sail to-day are the City of Peking for
China and Japan, the TiIlamook for Mexico, the
Umatla for Victoria and Puget Sound, the New
port for Eel River. the North Fork for Humboldt
Bay and the Arago for Coos Bay. The Oceanic falls
due from China aud Japan.
The ship America. 1852 tons, loads Coal at Nanai-
mo for this port.
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Shipping Notes.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, l21ae for sight drafts and
zoe for tclegraphic
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General Merchandiss.

BAGS-Calcutta spot. nominal; May and June.
6ssc; Wool Bags, 36@3Sc; Potato Gunnies. noini-
nal
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GRAND H0TEI.

$4,000
R Borden. Oakland
j A San1orn, Fruityale
Mrs K b Sanborn, Fruit
vale
ID c Faris < W, Fresno
A l. Levinsky. Stockton
+ ID Lake, Tulare
r X Kynaston i W, STOCK
ton
A NJ Austin, Los Angelo
A j. Rhoads. Sacrament
G W Hopkins. San Mate
Ii ID Kelsey, Berkeley
s Confer, Stockton
L L Rankin, California
S Moral, Santa Rosa
W L Benton, California
J A Mock d W, 81 0Disp
Q n Peck, Chicago
A Nelson x W. Sacramel
J Thompson, Chicago
X s Plumb, Laramie
j fl Sherlock. Cheyenn
Il Candick. Grand Isian,
g Stockton, san Diego
j IL w God, Junction
PALAC
G G Hammond Jr. Upperl
J. Heyman, New York
L ii Benheim. Santa Cru
j FIeisbman, Los Angelo
7 f Langley, Riverside
FIJI Buck & ", Riversid
CE Evans & d, Brooklyn
b NJ Miller, New York
W Curdett. san Rafael
j b Stafford, Chicago
ID MacIean, Portland
Miss Maclean, Portland
Miss f Maciean. Portlan,
j Watson. Chicago
G. Mcclure. New York
j A johnson. Des Nome
ID + WILDER ~ W, New Yo
II Il Nessler II W. Lincoll
l. A Mares, Winnipeg
j Meiners & W, Mich
DIR Alfred, Hanover
Il o Crockett, Nevada
A W Hart, Louisville
J Mcdonald Il W, Gilroy
w L Bishop Jr, Los Ang
A II Felix. New York
j j O'Connell. U $ A
NEW WEST
G Miglivacca, Napa
ID l. McNew, Arkansas
j c Wyatt, Denver
Il L Warren, Denver
G J Flynn, Denver
F T " atson, Springfield
W Sweeney ennsyivani
6 L Gurne, Michigan
Il z Heven. Canada
j O'ROurke, Boston
L + Sullivan, Boston
J backward, Nevada
L l. McLane, Pittsburg
7 X Weir, i'ittsburg
ii X Fuller, Pennsylyanii
& ii Shoop, Pittsburg
X Il Hayes, ohio
NJ LETTER, Pittsburg
w } Grippin, rittsburg
+ Judy, ohio
j Allshouse, Pittsburg
J E Scholl, Pa
Il Leickel, Ia
j f Smith, Pa
J w Brennan. Ohio
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J w Stengrel, Portland
G w West 81 W, Portland
Mrs G Palmer. New York
Mrs A Palmer. New York
Mrs ii A Shaler, n York
Mrs J X Clack. Niles
Miss j A Mcconnell, Me-
Councils
J c Brown MD, n York
~ Q Maple. Chicago
~ Z Lee, st Louis
A Cunha. Oakland
L L Mussen, San Leandro
ii Black Dc W. Healdsburg
o l. Warfel, Healdsburg
w Lacy, California
j S Berry, Monterey
ID G Stout, San Jose
Mrs L S Clark. Santa Cruz
A McFadyen, Santa Rosa
S S Hall, Sacramento
j WOhlfrom, Woodland
Z r Bush. Woodland
A w Funck. LivermOre
Miss Wood, Liyermore
HOTEL.
w Is Baker&w, San Jose
II Simon, New York
J W Taylor, Utah
p S O'Rourke, Fort Wayne
X L Sprague &w, New 70
g b Adair. Seattle
w Z Seal, U S v
S Wilson, U S n Nipsic
j Benson, Colorado
Is Beel, Oakland
g Lilberberg. New York
w II foehing, Chicago
S DiinG. London
J I Gordon&f. San Diego
II w Baldwin, Cleveland
A f McGreen, Saratoga
L J McGreen. Saratoga
l. w Rogers &w, Galesbur
l. r GarnsIey &w,LosAng
A ID Thomas, New York
NJ j Dewing, Boston
Fred Swift, New York
w w French, London
j Brewer, Boston
L w Slocum, Boston
E L Allen, Troy
Erin HOTEL.
J S Willard, Irvington
I Griffin, lrvington
J w Miller. Seattle
w oSter, Mexico
q MatheSon, Riverside
E A Ogden, Chicago
G III Curtis, Chicago
NJ C Ruler, Chicago
A ID Brandon, Indiana
L K Good 4 VT, Kansas
L G Gallet, Indiana
q NJ Jones. Salt Lake
d C Glennon, Huron
j Cooper & VT, Missouri
y W Harding IL VT. Nebr
& + Moore, Illinois
j Bower 81 VT, Michigan
j + Mooney q VT, Mich
II Cook d VT. Minnesota
A wilkins q VT, oregon
j ii Rudduck, Honolulu
q n Terrell a. VT, Chicago
ii G Hogan, Chicago
J II Jumper, Chicago
n s harrington, Chicago
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Fine Silver
Mexican ID ollars.

The local bank quotation is 81 o6 per ounce.
The morning call., 1890-11-01

SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOHH
TESSEST, Chronometer aud INSTRUMENT
Maker. IL Market street.
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descriptions. Chinese mixed. 81 90; NO. 0nlnes 1
So 6G@5 70 c. two mats; extra NO. l. ~ ooV' oo'
Hawaiian, SIS so. , en-,
SHLT-The cheaper brands of Liverpool are DUG
p ton lower. An On ~.
Whatsoever at So 10 for steel and SO So ZOE
standard wire in 200-keg lots.
SUGAR-The California sugar Rennery has raised
its prices quotes follows. terms net casn
Cube. Crushed Extra Pow dered and Fine Crusheus
all 63sc: Dry Granulated. 61sc; Confectioners A.
&c; Extra Q, 5asci Golden c, 51sc p 10; Bags 14c
more than bbs.
The American Refinery has also raised its prices
and quotes terms cash: Extra fine Cube Crushed.
Fine Crushed and Powdered. SAC q 10: Extra
Fine Powered 6Iac; Dry Graduated. &c; xX 90.
&C., Confectionery A, 57sc: White Extra Z, 65sci
Extra Z, 514e; Golden O. &c q 10.
San Francisco Meat Market
All classes are abundant and prices show no fur
Their variation Wholesale rates from saughterers
to dealers follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. &c; second quality. so
51ac; third do 3latG4Iac
VEAL-Large, 4@6c; small Calves, 6@sc.
MUTTON-W ethers. &c: Ewes 61ac
thanksgiving Lamb. S15619c . 10.
PoRK-Lfve Hogs. 4i4G41ac for hard granted;
stock Hogs, 39312c z IL; dressed do6 1a71ac . ID.
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omci,l Assessment Table.
NO ASSESSMENTS.

There will be no assessments for November in
the Champions of the Red Cross To the present
writing none will be levied in the Young Mems
Institute and Young Ladies' Institute.
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SHIPPING GNTELLIGENCE.

FOR LGts SiuIptHJ iaetlt0slcs sec EightI f'aJc
arrived.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-11
OFFICE OF PURCHASING AND

Depot c. s., San Antonio, Texas, August
5, 1890. Sealed proposals in duplicate,
subject to the usual conditions, will be
received at this office until IL o'clock,
noon, on AUGUST Is, 1890, for furnishing,
at San Antonio, Texas, on AUGUST, .25,
1890, the following Subsistence Supplies,
viz: 1900 pounds Corn Meal, in new seam
less 100 pound sacks 1000 pounds Onions
in barrels, 1000 pounds Onions, in sacks
20 900 pounds Potatoes, in barrels. 10000
ponds Potatoes, in sacks. The right is
reserved to increase or diminish to the
extent of 20 per cent, the quantities ad-
vertiSed for. Proposals will not be enter
tanned unless accompanied by samples
of the articles bid for. Bidders must state
the place of production or manufacture,
und preference will be given to
articles of domestic production or
manufacture. conditions of QUALITY
and . PRICE being equal. Blank
proposals and further information
can be had on application to this office.
WELLS WILLARD. Captain and c. ).
| T. s A. Spit
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-11

THE United Presbyterian Church
makes an appeal to its ministry to en-
force more stringently its deliverances
and discipline against oath-bound
secret societies. The church is hard
ly wise in this thing, or at least con-
sistent. That chnrch, one of the
most rigid of all the secclesiastic
bodies, is practically secret society,
bound by the most solemn vows, that
are virtually oaths, and the recent
action savors of a spirit of rivalry
rather than of zeal for pure brotherly
love and affection.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-11
PLAN OE CAMPAIGN.

The Dallas Times Herald has dis
covered q patent method of restor-
inc harmony to the inharmonious
democracy of Texas. 1t proposes to
work the rabbit foot through the
democratic executive committee OF
the state. To this end it asks COM
mitteee as wise as Hogg and as harm
less as Cook. Once the convention
decides upon a commission plank,
and the Herald assumes that it will,
it would write democracy with a big
sd" and have the whole convention
by its delegates swear fealty. The
Herald would then gracefully appor-
ton the state stumpers to the several
localities in which they are supposed
to be the most popular and let them
proceed to fire the popular heart for
democracy with a big "D". II would
assign Gustave Cook to San Antonio
and vicinity; R. M. Hall to Houston
and thereabouts and shut Warwick
Clark up in his Office to furnish statis
fool campaign. If the entire state
ticket nominated at San Antonio, and
every democratic orator in Texas, and
every democratic newspaper in the
state should go into hole on the ad-
journment of the con vention, and stay
there until the morning of the cleo
ton, the democratic vote would be
Forthcoming all the same. If the con-
ven ton puts commission plank in its
platform, that plank will be sworn to,
subscribed to and sworn by as pure
and unadulterated democratic gospel,
no matter how much it may now be
sworn at. Let the Dallas Times Her
aid rest easy. When a state like
Texas, in the infancy of railway build
ing and manufactures, can be
led like lamb to the slaughter by
an anti-railway crowd, why speak of
icon tin genciesn and bolts" When
a state that spells democracy with
big CD" and can roll up majority
for any state candidate Of150, 600 DEM
ocratic votes; when such state, after
repudiating prohibition by majority
beyond all precedent, is calmly led
by the nose into the prohibition pen
what use to talk of 'issues" and "dis-
sent" There will be no dissent.
There can be none. The democracy
that does as the Texas democracy has
done in accepting Hogg as its cham
pion leader, friend, father, master,
teacher and idol is capable of all
things. 1t believes, hopes and en-
dures all things. Even the prophe-
cied go, 900 majority is not an impos-
sibility, for after HOgg all things are
possible.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-11
Electric BitterS.

This remedy is becoming SO well known and
80 popular as to need no special mention.
Allwho have used Electric Bitters sing the
same song of praise,-A purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that ia
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases
of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, boils, salt rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood.-Will drive malaria
from the system and prevent as well as cure
all malarial fevers - For cure of headache
constipation and indigestiongu Electric Bit
ters- Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
your money refunded price 80 and 81 per
bottle at Dreiss Thompson Co. drug. store,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-11

THAT reciprocity measure is one on
which all Texas should be united.
With Mexican and South American
reciprocity, even to the extent of such
exchanges as can be made mutually
profitable, Texas would double her
trade in two years, and lay founda-
tons for an ever-increasing prosperity
which would practically have no
limit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-11

The attempted boycott against the
New Orleans Times Democrat on ac-
count of its opposition to the anti
lottery programme, will as signally
fail as the attempted boycott of the
north by the Atlanta Constitution.
The boycott is foreign institution,
but the southern crank will try to
naturalize it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-11

Sixty thousand CGOOOO copies of the
FAIR BULLETIN will be printed for free
distribution. Mr.. J. A. APPLER will
have charge of the advertising depart
ment, and will call upon our business
desirable advertising medium. Your
patronage is solicited.
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT PUB. Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-11

Mr.. BLAINE and Mr.. Harrison have
no disagreement on questions of tariff
and eciprocity. Put this down as a
fixed fact that will appear more and
more clearly whenever the confer
ence on tariff is held by the house
and senate committees.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-11

RETURNS at Washington indicate a
population for the whole country of
s., 900, 900. The highest estimate
placed was about 100000, showing
that the estimates were not so far out
of the way as has been supposed from
the hue and cry made in certain cities
ambitions to wear hats three sizes too
large for their heads.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-11

THE due de Leuville will have a
sweet time suing for libel all the Am
erican papers that have given him
the cold shoulder in his aspirations
tor Mrs. Leslie's hand. He is even
more luuey than the general verdict
adjudged him.