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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-02-27
Our Correspondent.

Almost through the center OF Man
haitian Island runs one of its greatest
arteries known rs the Third Avenue,
through which the wild current of our
city life ebbs and flows, night aud day.
The tide rises higher and Gibbs lower
AT certain hours of the twenty four,
hut sweet peace and quite never reign
for moment.
On Twentieth stree, few steps
from this busy thoroughsare. Is long
rambling building of dingy red brick.
known as 1.-The Post Graduate Medl-
cal School and Hospital" and while
it is claimed by those having its charge
and direction, that it is ample I r its
present practical needs, it Is no such
building as New York, or indeed the
entire country, owes to an institution
doing such magnificent and phllan-
troph,c work. The object of the
Post Graduate School is primarily, the
higher education Of physicians and
surgeons, and incidentally the .rrat-
msnt of all accidental misfortune
among the poor. IN one characteristic
feature 1t is entirely different from
any Institution Of medical instruction
that ever saw before There is All
entire absence of the registering medi-
cal student, whose practical jokes
with a cadaver were of more conse-
auence than his studies, and whose
higheet ambition seemed 10 be, to get
back to his native town with M. d.
tackled to his name, no matter how
little deserved, or how unworthily OBJ
tanned.
The Faculty OF tho Post Gradutte
School, embraces many of the most
eminent medical practitioners in New
York. They are grave and thoughtful
men, thoroughly bound up in their
profession. who feel that they have a
mighty work on hand; nothing less
than the ply sioal salvation of the race.
They carry that gravity OF department
into their clinics, and impress their
personality OH all the student. with
whom they are brought in contact.
The whole place and everybody in it,
has a grave, sober, serious air, which
insensibly impresses the visitor the
moment he puts his foot inside the
door; no room for levity OF ligh. Jest
ing here; for the subjects constantly
under consideration are life and death,
the gravest and most important to
men. The Post Graduate School has
IN American side, that touches a
natural pride. The work of its Facrl
ty has made it no longer necessary for
the American student who needs
scientii.c instruction in the higher
branches of his profession. to 90 to
raris,. Vienna, London or Berlin.
attached to this school is corps of
daring Investigators who shrink from
no problem, however abstruse or dan
gerous; surgeons who perpetuate the
fame OF Va!ontine Mott, James Wood
and DR.. Carnocl,sn, chemists worthy
to stand beside Michael Faraday or
Gay Lussac, pathologists who are sift.
ing the chaff from the wheat in the
startling philosophy of Pasteur, and
who have thousands Of preparations of
bacteria which are supposed to lie at
Ine foundation of every mortal disc 50
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TTOrICs Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween X. G. Blossuin and W. j. Black under the
arm name of Blossom 4 Black. WAS 6iss lived
By mutual consent on the 2lst day of Septem-
oer, u. 1889. All debts owing TO the said
partnership are TO be paid to, AM received by
tne sud K. c. Blossom, and all demands Oh the
said par nership are to be paid by HIM and J.
A. blossom ;R C. Blossom,
W. J. Black
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
County Court.

The commissioners this morning de-
cided to employ a man to make out
jury lists of every available juror in
BeXar county.
Some more paupers were put on the
list.
Manuel Casias was appointed con-
stable of precinct No. 6, to fill the va
cancy of Domingo Dlaz, resigned.
A new voting precinct was estab-
lished at Van Raub, to accommodate
the request of voters of precinct No. 81.
The ontractor of the work at the
Mann crossing, Medina river, was Or
dered paid.
Nine electric lights were contracted
for, to be placed in the Thirty-seventh
district court room, and the gas was
ordered shut off.
1t was reported that Philip Polmer,
Of Bracket, had closed in league of
BeXas county school lands. The COM
missloners decided that he must pay
for the occupation of said lands and
for the timber taken off, or suit will
be brought against him.
Proposition of A. +. Dignowity for
the purchase of survey No 2Ol, Bexar
county school lands in Val Verde and
Kinney counties, was deferred.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
A Dictator Of Miners.

PITTSBURG, February ll.-Patrick
Mcbride, secretary of the miners ma
tional progressive union and member
of the executive board Of the united
miners, the new organization, is in the
city for the purpose OF making ar
rangemeuts of an annual conference
with the operators. His presence will
be the means OF inaugurating the an
nual scale trouble, and this year sem
sational developments are looked for
Mr.. Mcbride says, unless the opera
tlves of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois come together and sign
the interstate scale, the greatest coal
miners strike ever seen in this coun-
try will take place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
|. g. C. N, Notes .

Shipments were heavy on the |. &
G. n. yesterday Three cars of horses
were shipped, one car to Tyler, one to
Hillsborough and the other to Mon
roe, La.
The painters are still hard at work
painting the depot and surrounding
buildings, staining and vanishing the
furniture in the depot
Twelve large bundles of china trees
were shipped to Fort Worth today.
The south bound train brought in
this morning large number of pas
sengers.
Baggage Master Batesman is very
busy arranging things in the baggage
room after the painters have finished
it. In arranging the checks he will
have to attend to same in person,
which will keep him occupied for the
next week.
Yesterday about p. m. coal
wagon belonging to the Lytle Coal
Co., was crossing the track between
the passenger and freight. depots,
when a switch engine was backing up
and the driver paid no attention to
the engine until too late. The wagon
was "a complete wreck, but no one
was hurt and the horses were not
touched.
There are a number of bridge cars
at the depot today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Williams Project Discussed.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The North Ger
man Gazette says: Emperor Will
Jams reason for confirming his initial
inquiries relative to the labor gues-
ton to France, England, Belgium and
Switzerland, is that the labor move
ments in those countries resemble
those in Germauy's coal districts.
His majesty, the Gazette says, is max
ing Investigations into the labor con-
dition of the countries including Italy,
Denmark and Sweden. The Swiss
government has instructed it's repre-
sentitives to invite the governments
OF the countries to which they are
credited, to take part in the labor
conference to be held at Berlin. This
action on the part Of Switzerland
shows that Emperor Williams pro-
pOsals in regard to the working men,
have not led her to abandon her
project for conference at Berlin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Stock Items.

There will be large South Texas
delegation at the Fort Smith cattle
convention, March 18th.
Later reports from the beef centers
are more encouraging.
Twenty thousand muttons sold in
the Encinal country last week at s.
to $3.50.
There is good deal of inquiry for
ranch land, but most of the inquiTers
want to lease; very few purchasers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11

COURT DOINGS.

The hearing of non-jury civil cases
were continued by Judge NOonan yes
terday and the following cases were
disposed Of:
w. A. Campbell Il Co. vs.. City OF
San Antonio, judgment for defendant:
Robert Summerlin VS.. Sydney and
Julia futile, judgment for plaintiff
and intervenor.
Joe Wilky vs.. BeXar Brick and
Building Co., Judgment for S515. d for
plaintiff.
+. Henry Austin VS.. A. Y. Alice ct
al, judi ment tor plaintiff excepted to
and appeal taken.
The following cases were disposed
of this morning:
Texas and San Antonio Land conf
pany VS.. Julia Further, eXecutrix, ct
al, Judgment for plaintiff.
Daniel Sullivan vs. +. Nj. Edwards,
judgment for plaintiff and lien for
closed.
Mary E. Muncie, administrative, VS..
John Monier ct al, Judgment for
plaintiff.
G. II. Johnson & Co. VS.. T. ]. De-
vine ct al, dismissed by plaintiff.
The Milburn Manufacturing Co., Of
st. Louis, vs.. w. ID. Pomeroy, JUG
ment for plaintiff.
Robert Bachus vs.. w. Bywalts ct al,
dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
No business was transacted in Judge
Kings court this morning and it is
probable that both will adjourn this
week until next term, which opens
the third Monday in March.
New suits have been filed in the
18th district court as follows:
w. NJ. Logan VS.. w. s. Carothers;
debt.
Louise Schiermann VS.. August
Schiermann; for divorce.
Ella Wilson and Maggy Blunt were
fined 81 and costs each for vagrancy
this morning by Justice McAllister
Yesterday evening in the same
court James St Clair, colored gen.
tleman who failed to treat the peace
with that exactitude required by law,
gave 500 bond as security for better
conduct in the future.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Uncle Sans Starving Wards.

CHICAGO, Jan. ia dispatch from
Fort Totem, n. D., says: Between
500 and 1000 Indians credited to Dew
il's Lake agency, are wholly desti-
tute Of clothing and in the last stages
of starvation. Unless furnished with
food, clothing and medicine at once,
these Indians will die like dogs.
Disease has brought fully one halt of
them to the verge of the grave. The
recent incIement weather enhanced
their sufferings." Indian agent Cram
sic has issued an urgent general APP
neal for aid
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Weather Bulletin.

WAsHINGToN, D. G., February H.
Fair weather generally prevails
throughout the country. The tenn
perature has risen in all districts, ex-
cept the northwest where it has fall
ell considerably. High northerly
winds prevailed in the Rocky noun
tain slope and Missouri valley. Fore
cast till a. m. Wednesday, for east
ern Texas. fair variable winds, shift
ing to northerly, colder Wednesday
night
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Real Estate Deals.

Mrs. A. J. Dignowity to c. J. HUFF
ford, lots g. 10, II and y, block 2,
original lot Is, 500.
f. n. Stanfield to VictOriana Dias.
GA acres, Guadalupe Santos survey 337,
$500.
G.. H. Forcke and Paul Heerscheidt
to o. Zerkel and Charles Mierow, lots
3 and 4, block l, East Commerce street,
and lots Is and 1G, Paso Hondo street
81 400.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Here TO-DAY.

The New England Grocers' Excur-
sion, under the auspices of Raymond
and WhltcOmb, left New Orleans yes
terday at p. m. and arrived in our
city at II noon, making the run in IL
hours. They will remain in our city
till tomorrow at $40 p. m, when they
leave via the Southern Pacific for Cal
ifornia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Why do They Leave Home?

OTTAWA, Ont, February 1.-Mr
Charlton's motion for the appoint
ment of a select committee to inquire
into the exodus of native born Cana
dams and immigrants from Canada
to the United States, came up yester-
day in the House of Commons. Mr..
Charlton said the exodus was in
creasing every year and was very
alarming. There were at present
over 100000 Canadians residing in
the United States Last year %, OOOpeo.
pie left Canada to settle in the States.
He wanted the government to ex-
plain what this enormous exodus
compared with Canada's small pOpu-
IatiOn, was due to. The government
however did not believe in Charlton's
figures and on strict party vote they
defeated the motion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Run AWAY,

This morning a butchers cart came
tearing down Alamo plaza full tilt
with the driver clinging to the reins.
The horse turned the corner into
Blum street when the driver succeed
cd in turning intoVogel's stable There
would probably have been some dam
age done had not the driver stuck
pluckily to the reins.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Election of OftIcers.

The international building and loan
association held meeting last night,
at which the following directors were
ChOsen:-LOuis HUH, Jr., Jacob We
Der, Jr., A. J. Fry, b. L. Aycock, c.
Runge, A. MaUrer and w. +. Prinz.
The directors then elected Louis HUH,
president; A. J. Fry, vice-president;
NJ. Lindner, secretary; +. GrOOs,
treasurer; G.. H. Clifford, attorney.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Tom SAWYER.

tom Sawyer" at Turner hall last
night both amused and delighted
large audience. Tonight is the last
appearance of the company in this
city, and they will leave tomorrow
for Palestine, after which stand they
will Jump to Kansas City.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
They Drew the Line at Grover.

They Drew the Line at Grover.
New YORK, February l1.-At last
nights meeting OF the society of med
ical Jurisprudence, an attempt was
made to defeat the election of Grover
Cleveland to honorary membership.
He was however finally elected, only
two dissenting votes being recorded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
Shut Down Indefinitely.

ASHLAND, Pa, February 1.-THE
Philadelphia and ReadingCompanies,
North Ashland Colliery shut down
indefinitely today, throwing five hun
dred men and boys out of employ
ment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11

British observation-disclosures Speech
LONDON, Feb. 11.-Parliament re-
assembled today. The queens speech
opening the session was read by the
commission. 1t says England's rela-
tons with other powers continue
friendly; refers to affairs with Portu-
gal as having been peaceabIy settled;
says the convention between England,
Germany and the United States re-
garding Samoa will be laid before
parliament. That any we'll considered
measures for bringing the Austria
liam colonies into closer union,
will receive the queens favor
able consideration. Mentions va
rious measures which will be
submitted TO parliament and OH the
subject of Ireland speaks as follows:
THE continued improvement of
affairs in Ireland and further
diminutiOn of the agraran crime
there, has made il possible to very
largely restrict the areas where it is
necessary to deal with certain
offenses by summary process. Pro-
pOsalS for increasing under due finan-
cial preCautiOn, the number of Occu-
plying owners for extending in
Ireland the principles of local
self government, which already
have been adopted in England and
Scotland so far as they are applicable
to Ireland, and for improving the ma
terial well-being of the population in
the poorer district, will be submitted
to you"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
He is Here.

The Express says, editorially, that
San Antonio used to have one of the
BaIaklava heroes, who was in the
Charge of the Light Brigade" but
that he has disappeared. If the edi-
tor will send a reporter out to the cor
ner of Tenth and Austin streets, aud
if that reporter will try to stand the
barkeeper off for drinks at the saloon
there, he will find the old hero, Mr..
st. Clair, very much present and very
much alive and active.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
M arried.

The wedding OF Mr.. Valentine Co
rell and Miss Rosa Pollok occurred
this morning at st. Michael's Catholic
church, on Centre street. A recep-
ton will be held tonight at the resi-
dence of the brides parests, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Pollok, No. 500 MatagOrda
street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
TelegTaphic Brevities.

Emin Pasha will go to Europe.
Six Italian Cardinals will be created
in March.
Land offices are established at Pierre
and Cham berlain, South Dakota.
German steamer, Sakasch, lost and
10000 bags of coffee. Crew saved.
The American fleet leaves Toulon
for Villafranca, Italy.
A Russian legation will be estab-
lished in Mexico.
The leaders of the Sofia plot have
fled the country.
The proposed Dakota lottery scheme
collapses. Bribery Is charged.
Busan, the stealer of 1901 florins,
must return to Austria tor trial.
Indianapolis petitions congress to
repeal the interstate commerce law.
The new rules before the house are
under debate this week.
The Gentiles carry the Salt Lake
city election by 1900 majority.
Five Chicago boodlers having served
TIA cir time are released.
Senate committee report favora bly,
on admission OF ldaho.
About ], 200, 900 tons of cotton seed
has gone to the mills this year.
The pope has decided against hold
ing the next conclaye outside of Rome.
st Louis pool rooms are beaten out
of SIS, 900 in the Gutenberg races.
The st. 10, Mo-, street-car conduc-
tors protest against the slot cash reg
lister, adopted by the company.
The repeal of the law banishing the
French monarchist pretenders is voted
down 32S toll.
A young lady at Cameron, Mo-, il
Illustrating chow to scare burglars"
kills her friend and becomes insane.
The Orleans programme was settled
before the count of Paris came to
America.
Four children break through the
ice at Kingston \. Y, their parents
come to the rescue and all are drowned.
1t is reported and denied that
Gould has bought the road from Kan
sas city to Beatrice, Nebraska.
The murderers of Eli Ladd, who
shot him down after pursuing him a
lLlllOI diO III Itll dG blOuuGsNllIS, W.
The Horse congress at Buffalo has
brought the horsemen together in
force.
The eight.oared crew of the L. S
steamer A liant and the Yale eight
will row race in May.
Charles Emery Smith of Pennsylva-
mia, is appointed minister to st. Pc
tersburg.
Forepaugh's menagerie is sold, an
Eng lish syndicate buying control
ling interest.
The new rules contain 20 of the AZ
which governed the house last ses-
sion.
Another horrible murder unearth-
ed in Guthrie, I. I Ed. Grant is the
victim.
The Grand Pacific hotel of Chicago
which cost $500 900 has been sold TO
SAC, 900 and will be torn down.
a band of negresses fog Halle Fra
zier and kill her child, because she
approved the Barnwell. =. G., mas.
sacre.
Emperor William thanks DR.. Roth,
minister from switzerland, for the in
terest his country has taken in labor
matters.
a Mary Washington monument
association has been formed. Mrs
Senator Reagan is Texas vice-presi-
dent.
Grand Rapids Factories Burned.
CHICAGO, Feb. ia special from
Grand Rapids, Mich, says: 1.-THE
large fac Dry of the. Grand Rapids
Brush company took fire at O'Clock
this morning and the fierce wind soon
swept the flames into the works of the
Grand Rapids ParlOr Furniture Co.,
and both were rapidly destroyed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCH
ES AND STATE SPECIALS
Up to the Time of Goingto Press
Cundee Strikers Settled.

LONDON, February 1.-THE strike
Of the dock laborers at Dundee has
been settled, the masters granting
the advances in wages demanded by
the men.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11

United States Commissioner Shields
is Overhauling Bank-wrecker Classen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11
State News Condensed.

Pony races are popular at Sealy.
Sim Walls of Van Alstyne was bad
ly bitten by rabid dog.
A fireman's monument is to be
erected in Houston.
The First national bank of Goliad is
organized.
Dallas is making arrangements to
filter the Trinity River.
New business houses are Away
opening at Goliad.
Mr. Hogg says he is positively a
candidate for Governor.
A new postoffice is established at
Latonia, Childers county.
Railroads going into FL Paso will
establish a general freight agency.
Officers nave broken up a nest of
gamblers at San Marcos.
Large investments by eastern cap
italists are being made at Wichita
Falls.
Thomas Saunders, tried at Sherman
for killing Noah Holmes seven years
ago, is acquitted.
There is a strong suspicion that
W uAcu dJ
suddenly, was poisoned.
Texas cotton crop for 1889 averages
92. Tennessee is the only state with
greater average.
Two comrades were riding races
near Palestine and one lad whose
horse became wild, was dashed
against tree and killed.
Contract for Fort Worth sewerage
is awarded to Allen and Veiths of
st. Louis as lowest bidders, for Slle,
600.
Tom Green hotel at San Angelo is
burned down. Boarders saved them
selves in their nightclothes and lost
all they had in the house.
Mrs. Virginia Rawlins. of Lancas<
ter, an elderly lady, was thrown from.
her buggy by the team r4nningaway.
her skull was fractured and she died
In few minutes.
The lots in Government Hejp hts!
addition are over one hundred feet,
above the city; are within five min
utes' walk from the end of the street
car line which is now running. with
beautiful cement sidewalks, which
are under construction, for half the
distance from end of the track. They
are so situated as to overlook the
surrounding property and city, and
catch the first wind from the south
east, and are now surrounded with
the best kind of neighbors; no fancy
prices asked, and sales made daily.
Call on J. V. Dignowity for further
particulars before your best chance
is gone. 2-l1-tf.