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A CoNCiLIAToRY ACT.

Repeal Of the Obnoxious Bait Act by the
Newfoundland Legislature.
ST. JOHN (Newfoundland), April At
has been decided to repeal the Bait Act,
and hereafter French and American fisher
men will be permitted to freely purchase
bait in Newfoundland harbors upon the
payment of tonnage and license fees, but
the expectation of bait to ST. Pierre, Mique-
lon is prohibited
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Carpenters Preparipg to strike.

CHICAGO, April 4-The Knights of Labor
Carpenters, forming Assemblies Nos. $50,
9272 and 9307, met tonight and confirmed
the action of their delegates taken on
Thursday at the United States Carpenters
Union. They also decided to strike Mon
day; so will all other carpenters if the
bosses refuse to grant the demands of the
men or submit to arbitration.
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error each, which aided the Stocktons In
their rum getting.
Fudger at short, Fogarty at second and
Selma ON first played great ball, as the score
will show, while Fairhurst handled
Borchers hot shot in faultless manner.
The attendance was large for a Friday
game. aud the crowd yelled itself hoarse
over the victory of the home team.
SUMMARY-At Stockton. April 4, 1890
Stoektons 7, Oaklands 0. Earned runs
StocBtons 3. Three-base hit-SeIna. Base
on errors-Stocktons 1. Base on balls
StocktonS 2, Oaklands 2. Left on bases
Stoektons 2, Oaklands 8. Struck out-By
Borchers 7, by Meegan .. Sacrifice hits
Kelly 2, Swan. Wild pitch-Borchers.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
1 2 8 7S9
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DENIES THE STORY.

a Pittsburg Agent Says He Was Not In
formed of Spreckes' Business
NEW YORK, April 4-W. A. Robinson,
agent of Pittsburg tobacco manufacturer,
says regarding Spreckels' story: "Stimp-
sons statement that he communicated to
me the workings of Spreckels' business
either in business, in confidence or under
any other circumstances is absolutely un-
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McCalla's Case.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The report of the
Judge Acknowledgement regarding the Nc
Gala case will probably be submitted to-
morrow. 1t is expected that the Secretary
of War will take immediate action. 1t is
supposed that both McCalia and Ingersoll
will be cou rt-martaled.
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SHOT THE INFoRMERs.

Illicit Distillers Wreak Vengeance on Agents
Of the Revenue Service.
CINCINNATI. April A special from
Flemingsburg says lawlessness has again
appeared in Rowan County, KY, growing
out OF the manufacture of Illicit whisky.
Ihe revenue officer made sweep, destroy
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The CZar Frustrated With Indu-
elZa.
The Imperial Family YaGatsS GatsChina
Upon The Finding Of Explosives.
0il-FleldS In the Northwest Territory 10 Be
Thoroughly Examined by Amer
lean Experts.
Special by the California Associated Press.

LONDON, April 4-The latest dispatches
received here of the condition of the Gar
state that he is suffering relapse from in
fiuenza and has been compelled to postpone
the audiences he had arranged for. The po-
lice having discovered explosives in the
neighborhood of the palace at Gatschlna
the imperial family has renounced its inten-
tion of spending the end of Lent there.
BERLIN, April At is stated here that
sthe Gar was recently warned to abandon
shis proposed excursion to Poland, Accord
ingly there was a change in pI s. 1t was
subsequently discovered that r plot was
formed 10 wreck his train. Several persons
supposed to be implicated were arrested.
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A Soap Manufacturer Sued.

NEW YORK, April 4.-Wilson &c Heden-
burg, commission brokers. have entered
suit for $4,000 against Charles |. Higgins,
the great soap manufacturer. The brokers
were the agents for an English syndicate,
which wanted to buy n controlling interest
in HigginsI plant. Higgins accepted the
terms and later reconsidered
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THE HOUSE.
Thirty Private Pension Bills Passed After an
All-Day's FIGHT

All-Day's Fight.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The House con-
vened at II o'clock and at once took up five
private pension bills that came over with
out action from the last pension night.
Speaking on one OF these bills, Stone of
Missouri declared that no people had been
despuiled and burdened under the name of
patriotism and under the guise of "pension
laws" as had the people Of the United
States.
He denounced the demands of the Grand
Army of the Republic, and asserted that
the Presidency was put up and sold to the
highest bidder.
"Thank God." he continued, there is
one Grand Army man who declined to be a
party to such a sale, and though he ha S
fallen. lie has fallen while bearing repu-
tation of wise and incorruptible statesman
ship and enjoying the respect Of every hon.
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POSTAGE ON PERIODICALS.

Favorable Report on the Bill Fixing the
Rate the Same as on Third-Class Matter.
WASHINGTON. April 4.-The House Com
mittee on Postofices and Postroads to-day
authorized favorable report on the bill in
troduced by Representative Bingham, to fix
the rate of postage on periodical publca-
tons containing the print or reprint of
purporting to be issued periodically and to
subscribers. but which are merely books or
reports, bound or unbound, or sold by sub
scriptiUn or otherwise, when offered for
transmission by mail, shall be subject to
postage at the rate prescribed by law for
third-claSs matter
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Mason-street Synagogue.

Pesach will be celebrated at the Mason
street Synagogue with the usual impressive
ceremonies. At the request of the cantor,
Rev. Mr.. Meierson. two services will be
performed by a select choir. These SER
vices are dedicated to the President. Leon
Blum and Z. Raas, and are considered
equal, il not superior to any musical COM
position used in the synagogues of this
country. The services will be under the
direction of Professor Scott, organist of the
syuapopua
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A Thievine psrutv sheriff

NEW YORK, April deputy Sheriff
Kaufman has been arrested on an indict-
ment for grand larceny. and charged with
stealing three silk shirts, eight pairs of silk
stockings and other dry goods valued at
500, from the establishment of Levi NJ.
Bates, while it was in the Sheriff's hands.
He was released on 5000 bail.
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FoRGERs CAPTURED.

A Large Quantity Of Bogus Spanish and
italian Bonds Disposed OF.
LONDON, April "A gang of forgers of
Spanish and Italian bonds has been caught
at Trieste. Their forgeries amount to
25.000.000 francs. 1t is stated that many
well-known men in London and Paris
helped to dispose Of the bonds
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Bills Sipnad

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The President has
signed the Urgent Deficiency Appropria-
ton Bill, and an act to extend to Tampa,
Florida, the privilege of the immediate
transportation law, also the joint resolution
for the relief of the sufferers i'll the Missls-
sippi Valley.
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Richard Murphy. who was arrested lass
Wednesday evening on board the steamer
Umatilla, where he was employed as fire.
man, he having resisted the Customs officers
while in the discharge of their duties, was
taken before Commissioner Sawyer and ad-
mitted to bail in the sum of $3.50 coin de-
posit.
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The Panama,s pnni,ian

NE" YORK, April 4.-The steamer Pan
anna remains ashore at Fire Island. She ia
not considered in immediate dsnoer "o 80
although the vessels bow is buried deeper
don the vessel W avail
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OIL IN CANADA.
American Experts to Thoroughly Examine
the New Fields

lLo 4NtW IItIus.
WINNIPEG, April 4.-The Dominion Gov
ernment has announced to the provincial
authorities its intention to organize an ex-
pedition, headed by American experts. to
explore the oil regions in the far north near
Athabssca. Professor Dawson, who passed
through the territory, says: "If the indi-
cations Of oil are correct Canada has the
largest oil bearing district in the world,
comprising 10000 square miles, and as the
indications extend down. the Mackenzie
River below Athabasca, the above area may
only be part of the oil bearing country
Some of the lakes and rivers in the north
are covered to a depth of several inches
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An Attach Contemplated.

PARIS, April l4.-In an interview, Etienne.
the Minister Of Colonies. said that the
French forces in DahOmey would shortly
attack Whydah, coast town where the
Dahomians obtain arms.
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William as an Anthnr

VIENNA, April A telegram from Ber-
lin announces the publication of apanphlet
entitled He Goes; What Now?" II is re-
ported that Emperor William himself is the
author Of the pamphlet. In any case it he
trays an intimate knowledge of affails.
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Jay Gou,d Not III.

New YORK, April 4.-George Gould de-
nies the reports of his fathers illness in
Mexico. He says Jay Gould simply delays
his return home because the climate agrees
with him, and he has no urgent business to
summon him here.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
A schoo[Teacher Shot by an Indiaa Vic
Commits Suicide

OMAHA, April A special from Pine
Ridge Agency says that young school
teacher named Frank E. Lewis was shot
and instantly killed by Eagle Horse, a
young Indian, who then killed himself
Lewis was teacher in the Government
day school. Eagle Horse is said to have
been insane. The two men had never met
before. Lewis was riding home from
school when the Indian shot him through
the back of the head with a rifle.
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Umpire-John Sheridan.
Scorer-J. w. Stapleton.
Time of game-rwo hours.
Attendance-S0O.
Ebright out for interfering with fielder.
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Jswalry Store Rurglarized.

DENVER, April 1.-Two thieves entered
M. j. MitchelPs jewelry store unnoticed
and stole diamonds to the value of 5000.
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THROWN INTO A DITCH.
A Fast Mail Train Derailed and Several Pas
senpers Injured

sengers InJureu.
ST. CHARLES (Mo), April 4.-As the
south-bound Omaha fast mail was rounding
curve near here this morning the train
was derailed, five cars going into ditch
Nobody was killed, but several of the pas
sengers were more or less injured. All the
wounded and uninjured were placed on
board the st. Louis accommodation train
and were taken to that city. The injured
are being attended by physicians en- route
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LouisyiIle water Famiue.

CINCINNATI, April 4.-There is no relief
from the water famine at Louisville.
There are grave apprehensions that the fac
tories will be compelled to close on account
Of the lack of water. To-day there IS
scarcely sufficient to generate steam.
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Easter.

Easter morning and its associations are
beautifully presented in the illuminated
Easter number of the New York Ledger.
which contains new story by Mrs. Amelia
Z. Barr, entitled The Household of Nc
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Will Be flooded,

SHAMoKIN Pa.), April 4.-The Cameron
mine with its $50 miles of galleries will be
flooded. The fire is beyond control. The
damage will reach 100000 and lose year 5
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Sullivan and Corbett.

Boston, April 4.-The Gladstone Ath-
letic Club of Providence yesterday made
John l.. Sullivan an offer of $1,000 if he
would spar Jim Corbett four rounds at the
club-rooms. Sullivan has not decided yet
to accept the offer.
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Bismarck's Title.

LONDON, April 4.-The Standard says
that Bismarck will bear the title of
Duke of Lauenburg as a second title. His
official designation viii be Furst Won Bis
marck, Herzog Won Laucnburg
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Forty Challenpas

VIENNA, April AT Debreczin, Hun
gary, dispute between number of officers
in restaurant ended in the Issuance Of
forty challenges for dueis.
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Dueline Prohihited

BERLIN, April A Cabinet order has
been issued forbidding dueling in the army,
except where a council of men Of honor
shall declare the duel necessary.
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here short of coal and provisions. She had
last bullock on board had been killed and
nearly all used. The last barrel of flour
was nearly exhausted when the steamer
reached port.
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Ended in Favor of the Coop RS.

MINNEAPOLIS. April 4.-The coopers'
strike was settled to-day, the men winning
their demand for 35 cents per hour.
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FIGHTING sPRECKELs.

The Sugar Trust Shipping Goods at Reduced
Rates
PITTsBURG, April 4.-The sugar trust is
shipping 4000 barrels of sugar from New
York to this city, at u cents per 100 pounds
freight. This is conts below the regu-
larly quoted rate and l cent less than from
Philadelphia, which is ninety miles nearer.
1t is done TO cut Philadelphia and outside
re6nerles out of the Pittsburg market
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Parn ell-Oshea Case.

LONDON, April At is rumored that the
Parnell-0'Shea case has. been settled out of
fOurt,
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Ing all the stills. For giving information
Edward Cooper, Sam Cooper, Burt Baugart-
ner, George Hogg tson of Sheriff Hiram
and Roberts fatally.
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BasAless Rumnrs.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 4-The rumors
that Russia intends to make war upon China
are declared to be totally baseless.
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CHICAGO, April 4.-The billiard tourna-
ment opens tomorrow evening with Slosson
and Cation at s o'clock sharp.
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FAVoRs A REDUCTION.
A Lawrence Millman Declares Against Free
Wool.

BosToN, April 4. - Henry Saltonstall,
Treasurer of the Pacific Mills at Lawrence,
is not member of the new " Wool-c0n-
sumers' Association" which has declared
for free wool. lie is in favor of revision
of the tariff in the direction of reduced or
ad valorem duties upon wOols, but does not
think the time has come for free wool.
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Umpire-J0hn T. DOnahue.
Scorer-G. P. Kelly.
Time of game-One hour and 90 minutes.
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HALIFAX, April 4.-The steamer Utopia.
with 535 steerage passengers from Mediter-
rsaean ports for New York, has arrived
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CHICAGO BUCKET-snoPs.
The Telegraph Companies Take Hand in the
Fight.

CHICAGO, April 1.-The telegraph COM
panies took hand in the Board of Trade
bucket-shOp fight to-day by raising the rates
ON commercial messages 60 per cent The
companies claim that the increased cost of
handling messages necesstated the change,
but member of the Board of Trade claims
that the change was made in retaliation for
the order removing telegraph companies
from the floor of the exchange.
1hls being Good Friday both the board
and stock exchange were closed.
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WANT UNION WORKERS.
The Cigar-Makers of Chicago Making War o
Certain Factories

Certain Factories
CHICAGO, April 4. - The Cigar-makers'
Union has won its fight with the Phoenix
factory, and has begun it with dozen or so
of other shops. The Phoenix Factory will
resume work Monday as strictly union
shop and at the regulation prices. All open
shops in which union and non-union men
Nave heretofore been allowed TO work
together will be declared closed by the
union, in pursuance of an agreement
reached at last nights meeting. There will
bo no general strike.
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Chicag, Markets C osed

CHICAGO, April 4.-The markets were
suspended to-day on account of Good FRI
day.
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PRINCELY PUGILIsTs.

4"O 44l4tu DIuLutIs Gu1TItI and he5ort 70
Bare Kauekes
DRESDEN, April 4.-Court circles are
gossiping about the fight between Princes
Charles and Leopold of Schwarz-
burg-Sonderhausen The Princes are
brothers. Leopold is unmarried, while
Charles IS married They quarreled
at the Casino Club over the pro-
posed marriage settlement of Leopold, and
pummeled each other in fine shape. Both
have black eyes, and Leopold has removed
his personal effects from the castle.
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Eyraud Not Captured.
Ell PAso, April 4-There is no truth in
the report that Eyraud has been captured
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The Work of Vandals.

YANKroN, s. OAK, October g.
Early on Sunday morning very
large granary belonging to Pfeiffer
This CITY. was burned with all its con-
tents, valued at $1,000. This has
caused disclosures of startling char
acter, and today the farmers in West
Yankton county organized vigilance
committee. For two years past dep
relations of a various character have
kept the farmers in a state of wild
frenzy, and the presence OF an organ
lied band of vandals in that section
has been only too we'll known. The
thieves are farmers themselves, and
they have successfully eluded every
attempt to catch them in some crime,
but the respectable farmers are now
aroused, and they propose to Jail the
gang or get peace with buckshot.
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Giddings Gossip.
GIDDINGs, Tex, October 2

GIDDINGS, TEX, OctoDer Il
To the LIGHT.
Several of our citizens have already
left for the San Antonio Fair.
Mr.. James Ryan, a cotton buyer
from the Alamo City is in town.
The meeting of the methodist
church still continues.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents on Austin street, Mr..
James Dean to Miss Annie Saettler,
Rev. o. B. Caldwell officiating. The
LIGHT correspondent wishes them q
happy journey through life. .
Last Monday night Deputy Sheriff
Frost with two special deputies went
out a few miles from town and cap
tured one James Carothers charged
with stealing a horse. Deputy Frost
left him in charge of his deputies
while he went to get the rope to tie
him with, and while he was gone
Carothers made break for liberty
and escaped. X.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-03
A. C. SCHRYVER,
President
LOUIS J. WORKMAN,
Secretary and General. Manager.
Dinufrio's Assassin.

PUEBLO, Colo, October 3.-Lem
Swank is wanted here for the murder
of Frank Dinufrio on the night of the
10th. Dinufrio had been running
fruit stand, and had $500 in bills, $50
in gold and q handsome gold watch
on his perso on when last seen, he then
being in company with Swank, driv-
ing about town, until IL O'Clock at
night, in a road cart. Later In the
evening Swank was seen in Next
can dance hall, which he formerly
ran, with q large roll of bills and q
gold watch. He was imbibing freely
and said q relative had left him Sl5,-
600, on which he proposed to have a
good time. On the 18th Dinufrio's
body was found in the river bottom
east of town. Tracks of road wagon
showed that he had been hauled out
and thrown over the back Of the seat.
Two shots had been fired at him
both of which took effect in his head
and the back of his head was crushed
in, as if from blow from some blunt
instrument. Swank is a brother.ln
law of Alderman Burch, is about Il
years of age, and has q bad reputa
ton. His employment of late hal
been as city bill-poster. On the dis
covery of the murder he skipped out
and is now being diligently sough
by the officers.
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Arrested for Murder.

LONDON, October 9.-William Cas-
ton, the Swiss Radical, who murder
cd State Councillor Rossi at Bellinzona
on the breaking out of the revolution
in the Canton of TicinO, has been ar
rested in London by order of the
Swiss Government.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-03

Handsome and most complete line
of piece goods for suits and trousers
in the state. Call and make your
selection at Eagle Clothing company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-03

IT WILL PAY TO WAIT for the big show
of Sells Brothers and Barrett at San An
tonic, Thursday November 6.
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GRAND DISPLAY Of FIREWORKS!

Before the grand night exhibiting marvellous transformation
effects kenesses of distinguished personages including Cen Stanley
and Mayor Caaghan Niagara Falls Artillery Battles etc. etc. at
once beautiful interesting sublime will conclude lengthy
pramme provided similar occasion in
Texas.
The exposition grounds will be brilliantly illuminated at night and
until o'clock.
Rapid and Commerce streets direct to the
grounds every Electric Street Ry fare The
Arkansas half hourly trains from the Flores street
depot round trip tickets CSC
Admission FIFTY CENTS cash. children half price Carriages
grand stand free.
gates the Exposition will be opened the public at 10
LOUIS J. WORKMAN, A. Z. SCHRYNER,
Secretary and General Manager. President
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-03

Mr.. J. B. Dibrell and Mr.. p. $. Sowell,
is in the city from Seguin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-03

DO not fail to see the large size
bisque dolls, Moke's millinery parlor.
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INTERNATIONAL FAIR
AND EXPOSITION.
Opening Day, Sept 80. Closing Day, Oct. l..
DRUMMERS' DAY.
Saturday, October r, 1890.

Will be featured auspices of the T. P A. committees
from which organization arranged elaborate entertainment pro-
pramme with appropriate exercises on the grounds
Prof Aphonce King Equlr will give two start
ling performances in mid beginning O'Clock
m. and o'clock p.
Two Grand Concerts Zapado band the most celebrated
of the Mexican army to and from p M
till m.
imposing Military and Artillery Drill by the United
States troops before the grand 1870 the afternoon
Thrilling Balloon Parachute Leap from the clouds
bv the most daring Prof H Hogan o'clock
n the afternoon.
splendid programme will also be rendered night be-
ginning at $40 Spanish Students of the finest musical
organizations republic the concert to conclude with
music by the Mexican National band.
Racing will begin promptly O'Clock with the following
program:
FIRST RACE-2:45 Glass, Troting Purse $3.50
SECOND RACE-11B Mile Dash, Selling, Purse $500
90 to end 3rd Horses to be sold for $4,000 to
carry w.t. entered be sold for less, allowed h. for
each $500 h. for each 500 to ooo and LBS
each 500 less $500.
THIRD RACES Dash for and 4year ODDS Purse $500
3d Horses entered to be sold tor 81
each 500 to ooo lbs for each 500 $500 Madens
4-year ods and upwares, lbs additional
FOURTH RACE-58Me Dash for 2year-olds Purse $500
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From Martha's Vineyard comes an
account of dumb woman who owns
and manages a small schooner, and
is one of the best fishermen on the
island. She lives alone aboard her
schooner, with huge Newfoundland
dog and kitten. She knows all the
best feeding grounds, has good luck
with her lobster pots, makes a fair
living, and, though speechless, she
is shrewed in disposing of her catches,
and, in the intervals of fishing, ped
dies thread and buttons and small |
wares among the scattered coast
families.
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The Grave Gets Tired Yawning

Seemingly. for certain wretched invalids who
todde feebly along, though always looking as
If they were going to die but emitting to do
it. They dry up, wither, dwindle away finally
but in the meantime never having robust
health know nothing of the physical enjoy
ment, the zest of that existence to which they
cling with such remarkable tenacity. They
are always to be found trying to mend by
tinkerng at themselves with some trashy
remedy, tonic or "pick me up" to give a FLIP
TO digestion, or "help the liver" If such mis-
guided folks would resort and adhere to Hos
letters Stomach Bitters it would be well with
them This superb invigorsnt supplies the
stamina that the feeble require, by perma-
nently reinforcing digestion and assimilation.
1t OvercOmCs nervousn~ 5, INSOMNIA malaria,
kidney comp aintS, b'liOusness, constipation,
rheumatism a d neurF gia. l-3tf