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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
rrrIyc 4 STANDARD FOR ASSESSAENTS

Chca,o. sept. = (-p~cian tn" laws "' ILLINOIS q
clare that property must be a'Se''cn al '' id'' ''
,.,u, ,c, the state ioard ni E'ui!Hati"h al Spilh-
,, 90 ,v ,loit d :, r,-Dl:ifiun that III it, opinion
,, real and p.r,o Ia property oi the STATE ~ Irt"rhci
v loca Assessor, for Ir!O ASSESSED AZ - per cent
If Il, mir cash valm". Judge Srofi irtrmiur'h 'GS
,,..olntion several days au" aid II ha, hcc', h"N
,,',,cd The object + IN standard Tor the a.
,",,, of railroad property AMI capital stock u
,,..fi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
r-E.<INoJ'S pr \ISE FOR BISMARCK.

Ecrlin sept. 3.-Thc anniversary "' the hat'ic ~
scd,u which resulted IN the surrender OF Ni"lc"h
III and nj, army Of ..oOOO t. the IiiiNNi!I@. III
1-1O WIS rcl"bf:tnd throughout tcrrnanN yesterday
ip t,c u.ial manner On the part Of the German
rrrs. :, new note waS struck. The cclbrati"n was
ih, lr,t sine. r.-isuatin o Prince IirliHh, ana
ull the rev papers "Nrl i'r" that we're Iii' 'h'r'o
rnn,,,> iui:,,.i in "A unanimous ChOru, OF praise oI
Il .fp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
ItoNORS To FNpFEOE WILLIAM

Kicl sept. 3 ~ O'Clock this morning th' whole
German feet >aiut"d the imperial standard on tho
Yacht IIuh-nxoliTn. Tho Austrian ncn ofwar ~
the harbor ho tied the German nag. and the German
warslp> returned tho compliment by hyins he
Austrian stsnd.,t. Emperor william boar'rd
launch and Inspected the feet. The weather was
brilliant
Emperor william spent two hours on board ths
Austrian man of war Ar hdurhc,s >"phani" AID ten
turned f., Ioii"u7,li'ru. which d'p1rt"i OR
Fl,u,uid an,.d -alnte- from The Au-trian var'hp'
DAMAGE FROM TIE OVERFLOW "f TIE N'LpN .
Vienna. sept. .. The N"ldtn RIVER Ia h"si"l :
unr,,nu II pr,;.r and hl> don" much dinaS' T. III
,onntr, lcvc c.u lelincr and Wald AID ia" 'i'u"i'"
,f the N"isu AID "a" Eihr. Nhnv villa-"' ~ the
paYnlr Valley 49, pait','f -illnrrr"d Ia" hit!ihl
Ines her. arc iihn. -p"Iil li"hWl"l'.
Tr. fi,c.. 81 a." N'ltr NI!l"' =" -iIl f>ih-.
A., ,il, lI warning ht> lc'u tN'r hat H." dtn ln
,L,,lr. i n~h ppd ."''rd ril~ II. "N''i'. n'.u
,.-il.tt j. ia ..rfrt-. Ilr i"'pl INli: ia To-
io.hi ,,rir,.pi -. pune -'rI' A"T Tn" i'iui" i~
within tl. f.r-' - ~" top IF tl' darn which pE '"i7
i,. lower poriiu 81 Vienna aHd ia" lLi'r Nu;''i'h'
, I,.ii'- r'i"r''i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
TIE CELEHR ,TlOS OF VON MOLTkE's BIRT

IcrIin sept 1.-THE preparations for NATIONAL
greeting 10 Count Mokc on the OccaHon OF tho
niuctcth Anniversary Of hi, birth includes proposal
tn lIy the hou, al Ilr' him In which the Count WAS
born and to present IL to him. Count won Moithc u
cndcavnIing 10 prevent the execution ~ thi' plan.
Nevertheless, committee Of n"mlcr> of the E"rhN,aS
ha lr"u formed to ont tlr pr)r't ~ u aINo
truun,cd to celebrate The day by the establishment G"
fud from which 10 ic>tpw prizes upo' pcr'Ons WHO
,loy eminent ai,.lity III military sclcn'".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
LARGE CONTRACT FOR A SMALL ASSEMBLY.

LARGE CONTRACT FOK 4 NMALL HS'F1'i'Ii'
81. LOnis. Sept. tSpe lal).-Thcre was Nsuoha'
eonventIon I'm session in this city to-day. which has
largo contrart on its hands. 1t Is called Tor the
purpose Of deciding upon a platform on which the
Greenbark. Prohibition and Other "reform' parties
ean unite for the purpose Of establishing party On
sufficient dimensions to mako marked showing aRshs'
nth NJ the old p~rties The organization under
whose auspices the convention called grew oht
x the agitation began some years ago by Edward
Evans, Of Tonowanda, n. Y. There were some iorty
I've o. nfty delegates present. including Mrs MosIon
TODD Of ChicAgO and Mrs. s. e. Emery, OF Michigan
Nu4tses e. economic questions. Tho convention wss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
THE JrDGg REVOKED HIS ORDER.

Recorder smyth yesterday revoked the order ho
granted on Tuesday authorizing Japanese Interpreter
to visit shiok JugIgo. tho condemned murderer now
In Sing Sing lie decided that the apple alton shou,a
hayo been mado in the Court OF Oyer ana Iermhe.' M
which tho case waS tried. telegram "as "en' W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

Ottawa sept. sir John Macdonald declares tha'
a r.por which, to,uc- from Whc"ling W. Va. to 'ho
effect that the Premier. Sir Charles TnpprI sir F'r
, ,.nrcviu sir Alc\a,drr Mntcau. and other tlnailt
En"Ii.h and scotch capitalists have ju>t pnrrla 'h
400 600 arr.s of iipd In Mercer. Boon" and Wyoming
rou mites, Wet Nir:iria. 0n which to found great
scufrh colony, Is without foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
DTIDryG THAT THE CANAL SHOULD BE SOLD

Uaccrstown, Nd. sept. 3.-Judge Alvey has given
decision that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal should
be Sold together with all tile property and franchises
NJ the company. The Judge cOnclls In tho opinion
y, the engineers who made personal inspection, that
IN, canal cannot 10 restored With any reasonable pros
pect of being mada tO produce revenue applicable "
tie payment Of It's Large bonded indebtedness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

Paris sept. :.-Thc Government has ordered that
.carch br made in the st. Marcel Cemetery for the
remains Of Count de Mrlbcau. Persons living in tho
,c,,y Of the cemetery have addressed petition 10
,,,o ,,tiurtcs asking that the order hc Cointcrnandcd
n th, rrnuui that the cNalatOn> that would arise
from, digging up the ground would proicc an cp!drr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
MILK SUPPLY STOCK COYPiNY.

MIddlctown. ~ y. sept. 81 ~R"pTNchtativc MIX
pruccr, were again IN secret ,'''o" III thi> 'tS TO-
day discussing IA project for the formation OF II stock
company 10 regulate the supply "f nlh Tor the New
yorr uarkct 4 committee of five was appointed Il!
hr",ia,. a plan for a company with S3oOOOO capital
stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
s,Ir or THE SWIFT IRON AND STEEL WORKS.

SALE OP THE SWIFT IRON AND STEEL WORKS.
Cincinnati sept 3-Thc Swift Iron ana sieel "orHs
OF Newport, Ky. formerly ownci by J.. l.. HARPER
OF the defunct Fidelity National Bank. nave been
hought bv the Ironton steel Works Company. They
will i.e ,,nilt and enlarged until they VIII DC ono
NJ tho largest steel works in the nited states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
,,x,ycIN, NEEDS or BRAZILIAN STATES

Ejo Janciro. sept. 3.-A dcrrr JnNi i''n'h grant"
tov.rumcnt guarantee Of sta.e loan, amounting to
A., , -, -o 400 600 milr,i, The III ancal needs
~ ,nn.i Of the States are declared Ia be i;rnt
30 Interest /, shown In The canvass FOR thc cicc''oh
NJ mcmr.r, Of the Constituent Assembly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
TIE LEGISLATURE OvERwIIELMINGLY DEMO


Little Rock Ark. sept. 1.-THE Legislature Will
lao oycrwhcmingly Democratic thus assuring the ~
election Of Jane, X. Jones aa United nir> senator
-, h,;nc ,o Inuocr;,tic oplO,ilion No reports VI
A. t,tur,,auccs at polls from any where III the Slate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

DAMAGE ~ FOREST FIRES IN III 'slA.
:, pctersl.urg Sept 3.-Extcnslvc forest fires are
rcnorcd in the vicinity Of Norovtchat and Porhnki.
Mich damage has been done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

TIIE AUSTRIAN EMIEE0R At TENCTlEN.
vienna, sept. 3.-Empcror Francis Joseph arrived
to-day at Tcsclcn. where he received an entln'i'Nc
' tIis nurpo,e I'm visiting the town Is to wit
w',' W., t,,c u,anOnvrs Of the lst Army Corps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA3 VISIT TO CUBA.
Havana. sept "A cable dispatch from spain say,
chat tho Emprcss OF Austria who Is 10 visit tins island
cnguIt will assume the name OF ElizaDeti Nchoihoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

A RUSSIAN SCHOOL IN CoNsrANTlNorLh.
c",s,sntInonle. Sept 3.-The Porte has authorized
.ss Founding a Russian school ia this city, = If,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
PAGE AN EXTREMELY TNPOrIIAE CANDIDATE

PAGE AN EXTREMELY INPOPt'LAR CANDIDATE
Washington. sept. . tSpecia!.-A prominent and in
fuential Vermont Republican. speaking Of the it.,t
VI the election In his state. said: Page
1icmcly unpopular candidate and tn ticket wa,
weak in other respects. Governor elect r-c oil,
taincd the nOmiHatOn by machine work with The small
est politicians His election by the smalc,t maj jor.ty
ever received by a Republican Governor IN Vermont
shows that the people, we'll the larger minded
men Of the state. do not believe in him. There
organized bolt and his little ma joIty due IA his
unropnurity "a, compared with that Of Other n.cu III
the State. His opponent for the nomination wa> an
old soldier with one arm man universally loved by
the people Of the state: and in convention las, Juno
the latter had the support OF every large town in tho
state. and Of the best Of the party generally
The reports Of this morning solnewli cXaG
gcyated concerning the number of Democrats who are
elected to the Legislature: but large nun,'cr
successful at the polls and some towns that never
before sent Demot have this time elrcc vigorous
and outspoken men o! that faith rhc ~" Congrr,>
the Republican ticket are oerted by fair
maiorities General william ". Grant. OF the lid Dis
t1ct. polling the full vote He wa. the only randda,e
who seemed to have the full conndcic" of the people
All In ALL IT NAV he said that the Republican Of th"
state have had severe lesson. by which II l. to br
hoped they will profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
AUSTRIAN DISCOCRTESf TO ITALY.


C0MPLNINT> 4, NTNNT 7 TT. NJ TIVN Ut wv w
OFFiCEI:> IN VISITING TIL. PoPfr
Rome. sept. "a painful impr>-I"n has been
created here by the fact that the "h'cr' oi tho
Au,tiian man 81 war n"Iva sought an aud h"nc" "t1
the I'ope before "N.c iaily calling ul"n tic Ministry
The new >paIrr> Il thi> city d'n"unr" tir 'i'h "t
,h. o0R,cu, and declare that II significant act
ot e,,rsrtcsy 10 the Italian Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

called to order by Hiram Maine. chairman of the
Eatlonal Committee. f. L.. DchOney. Of Texas. WAS
elected chairman. and J. Blood of Mt. Vernon ILL.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

WI,sMANN n, act A. PENEMAkkE.
Eri>.rl, sept. liking Leopold ht' a'hcd har"i
vi.,,,u, f., com. (, iri,>ci> (" settle the quarrel
bctwccu Emn ia,ha AMI Mr HtaIlhH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
TUESDAYS VOTE IN VERMONT
PAGES MAJORITY ESTIMATED AT I7OoO-IIIGI

PAGES MAJORITY ESTIMATED AT II. .OOO-IIltiIy
LICENSE MADE TROUBLE IN TIE CAMPAIGN.
Rutland. VT, Sept. 3.-Phe hottest and most
protracted contest for town representatives in the
history of Rutland resulted after four ba os last
ing till 30 this morning, In the election of
Thomas w. Maloney DEM BY "a majority oter
three other candidates The contest was note
worthy because Rutland is recognized as the homo
OF the High License movement. and the defeat Of
r. w. Clement Rep, the father of the movement,
was accomplished by small minority about 200
frohibitiOnists voting for the Democratic cail-
didate.
Burlington VT, Sept. 3-Icturns to "Thc
Free Press" from a majority of towns in this sec
tion give Page (Rep., for Governor a light ma
jority, and ten towns in Chttendcn County give
him Ill majority over Brigham (Dcm.,. Pages
majority is estimated at 1000, against 81, 900
for Dillingham;, the present Governor. two years
ago. The vote for Allen Pro., for Governor is
light-about 500, the same as in 1855 The
High License vote has largely increased the last
twO years, owing to the noI-cn nforcenlcnt Of the
Prohibition Law Returns from backwoOds towns
are coming III slowly
White River Junction, W., Sept. 3-Ninety-six
towns in the lid Congressional District give Grout
Rep l4,l00, Shurtlef Dem G,5os. scattering
3; majority for Grout 1857. Sevcnty-,hree
towns in the Ist Congressional District give Pow
ers RepD 1858, Maloney Dcm.J 5000: inu-
jority for Powers. 4,aj5 The number of town,
to he heard from in the Ist Congressional Dis
trict is thirty-nine; in the lid thirty five
One hundred and eighty eight towns give Page
tRep.j "',775, Brigham tDcml Ij.s4I. all o,h~r,
l,l6a: majority for Page 1862 The same
towns IN 1888 gave Dillingham; lRcp 3a,6l
Shurtleff DEM l5,4s3 all others i los: ma
jority for Dillingham;, ?3.27O.
There were only eighteen Democrats in the As
sembly in 1888 Thirty-scvcn have been elected In
l35 towns heard from. and TWO Farmers League
candldateS. An unexpectedly large nuinipr Of
High License Republicans haze been elected
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11
OVER 100000.
A FIRE INSURANCE PREMIUMS
SENT AWAY FROM SAN AN
TONIC DURING THE PAST
YEAR.
ALARGE PORTION OF WHICH Jour
CITIZENS MIGHT HAVE KEPT
IN SAN ANTONIO BY PAT
RONtZlNGl
Their Solid, Prompt, "Home Insur-
ance Company" the ALAMO
Room for Improvement Still.

Citizens of San Antonio, reflect NOM
ent and KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME by
patronizing the Alamo Fire Insurance
Company, of your city; solid, fearless
home institution, which is closely watch
ing the public's interest, and which is
distributing its money among the peo-
pie, and helping to BUILD up San An
tonic. You run no chance of DELAYS by
dealing with this company. 1t has
promptly paid every loss IL ever had In
San Antonio all LOSSES of the alamo"
will BE- adjusted the very day they occur;
you will have no strangers to deal with,
but can make your settlements with re-
spOnSible business men of San Antonio
who know you, and whom you know. Is
NOT THIS ALSO QUITE AN ADVANTAGE?
Over one hundred of san Ant0niO'S best
citizens have made the Alamo" q $780,
600 company; some of the ableSt,
most conservative gentlemen have
been made its directors. What
better security or what tirmer guarantee
lowest given, and their terms the best.
So give your home company the PREFER
ENCE with your fire insurance, and put
your seal of your diSapproval on all the
combined statements being made against
this bona tide HOME COMPANY, which is
striving to attend strictly to its OWN bust
ness and give the people honest, safe in
SuranCe.
THIS COMPANY DESIRES TO SELL
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
More of its new stock to HOUsEHoLDERs
RESIDING IN SAN ANTONIO, in amounts of
500 and upwards. This is good invest
m"nt, offered at par only until December
9th. 1890. The company Is in pros
porous condition and will pay yearly a
good profit to its members (whu in
turn will spend this money in San
Antonio) 1t believes the more stock
holders it can count among the people,
the more influence 1t will have and
the more business it will do Therefore
it will be satisfied to place this
stock in SMALL amounts. Prominent
among it's NEW stockholders of 1890 are
Me<srs. Charles Hugo, Gustav Schmelt
yer, VIM. Heuermann, GOldfrank, Frank
& Co., j. c. ZuSchlag, General ID. S.
Stanley, U. S. A., Houston Bros. stephen
Applewhite. II. j. Graham (of Buerne),
Jos. Faust (of New BraunfelS), P. Maya
dieu, N Mackey, II. Schultze, Jr., G.
VOechting Qatply of Milwaukee), Judge
Fleming, and others who would
not have Joined the company
without knowing that the investment
would prove profitable one. If you can
not accept this invitation to become a
member, give the Alamo" your BUSINESS
and help yourself by keeping 81 much
more money in the trade circulation of
San Antonio. Until their new building is
completed the cOmpany's offices will be in
the "Duerler Building" No. 222 West
Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring.

Deals and the Prices They Bring.
William Dobrowolski to Matthias Uhr,
lot 8, block 6, Centre street, S,75O.
A. A. Maher to NJ. s. Everett. lots II, 12,
I3. IA and Is, block 81, City View addition,
$50,
+. B. Arceniega to J. Casanova, lots 8,
9 and 10, block 8, fronting on Third aven-
ne. S125.
Denver and San Antonio Investment
company to San Antonio Street Railway
company, strip Of land for street railway
purposes, Is.
G. N. de Cantu to Salvador Delgado,
IS acres of land known as partition No. 4.
$40.
J. T. Thornton to j. J. Stevens, lots 6,
and Q, block 4, Lewis and Paschal'S addit-
ion. 81.
Henry Fest and wife to John Fest, lot
4 on North Flores street. $40.
Henry Fest and wife to Henry Fest, Jr.
lot on North Flores street, $40.
H. Fest and wife TO Edward Fest, lot on
Lima street, $40.
II. Fest and wife to Caroline Woeltz
two lots in same place, $40.
J. S, Ramsey to Adams Il Wickes, lot 4,
block 4, Paschal addition. 81.
H. E. and Ida c. futile to Addie F.
futile, lot S, block ;, San Pedro Avenue
81.
IT. Bennett to David E. Hughes, lot 3,
block Is, city lot 3, $40.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11

John B Farr, OF FAIR Bro, pr"pri'
etors of hay press was killed on
Gnliad street, near Water street, yes
terday afternoon about 6 O'Clock by
being thrown from his delivery wagon
against u telephone pole HIS horse
brcaIne frightened at some object
aud ran away. threw him out
aud against telephone pile and
kicked him. When tie was pirked
up by two young men who saw the
acid mt. he was insensible. A
Policeman put HIM into IA hack and
he was conveyed I'd he Santa II 80
Hospital where he died soon after.
The p"ysician.in attendance says
his neck was broken
Decreased lived at 4l9 san Pedro
avenue.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11

Wizard Oil Concert tonight.
Wizard Oil Concert tonight,
Wizard OIL Concert tonight.
Wizard Oil Concert tonight.
Wizard Oil Concer tonight.
"A second burglary took place
last night, this time In the store of s.
Dalkomitz & Bro. The thieves only
took several suits of clothes.
Attend the Wizard Oil Concert TO-
night.
ATTEND the Wizard Oil Concert to-
night.
"A ttend the Wizard Oil Concert to-
night
"A tend the Wizard Oil Concert TO-
night.
Attend the Wizard Oil Concert to-
night.
"A farmer named D. McCarty was
fined $1,000 this morning for using
"cuss" words in the recorders court.
Mrs. Sophie Hagen, of Yoakum,
has forbidden County Clerk Smith
from Issuing marriage license to
her son, Frank Hagen or Goodner,
and Miss Emma Haar. Both are
minors
The recorder had seven cases, the
fines amounting to ISL.
Miss Mile Melvin will give n
Balloon ascension aud Parachutejump
Tomorrow from the show grounds,
corner F. Commerce street and Sycs-
more at 1:30. Free to all.
Lost-A shawl between King William
street and Main plaza or Flores street
Return to kalteyer's drug store. A re-
ward will be paid. t.
Everything in the funeral line at
30 per cent less than any house in the
city. CARTER & MULLALY.
We guaran lee to save you SO per
cent. on funerals.
CARTER & MULLALY.
Two small boys were fishing be-
meath the north end of Mill
bridge last evening when one of the
boys fell into the river. The swift
ness of the stream carried him against
the wheels of q crossing farmers wag-
on. The driver, however, stopped in
time and succeeded in fishing the boy
out of the stream.
For sale cheap, jump-seat buggy,
harness, and horse, at % Matag rda
street. IL IL 2tS
The members of Alamo Council,
American Legion of Honor, presented
Messrs. j. w. Schuwirth. and G. G..
Artz, each, with I gold headed cane
last night.
"A hop given complimentary to a
number Of "the boys" takes place at
the Menger tonight.
"A dance took place last night at the
residence No. PIT Presa street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11
Federal Court.

n.the case OF K. Hardest vs. S P.
road for damage of $500, the jury
rendered verdict yesterday after.
noon in form of plaintiff awarding
him $1,000.
The case of Jas. J. Haynes VS.. G..
G. Brewster, custom collector at La
redo, suit TO recover excess paid in
duties, was taken upon a demurrer.
The case was taken under advise
ment.
The case of the q. s. VS.. Antonio
Ramirez de CamatiIlO, charged with
smuggling 55 head of mares, was
called this morning, and consumed
all of the time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11
The Balance of Power in Clos e
Elections.

Inc Balance bI ROVER IN CIOse
Elections.
From the North American Review.
There Is great body of conserva-
tive voters IN this cpuntry about
equally divided between the two po-
Iitiral parties, but not blind followers
of either, and 1t IL they who a.tualIy
huld the balance of power and decide
the close contests. While neither
party can afford 10 abandon its prIn-
ciples for the purpose of securing this
vote, yet neither can afford to drive 1t
away nv the ad vocacy o. harsh or ex-
treme measures. But the loss of this
vote alone bv the republican party at
the recent election will not account
Tor the rwhelming def"at 1t has
suffered. 1t Is evident that thOuSa DIS
of others who have heretofore COLI
sistently voted with that party have
either determined TO do sn no more,
or to enter at least one effective pro-
test against the abuse of the power
intrusted to IL, and await future de-
velopments before deciding finally
upon their permanent political con-
nectiOnS,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. Gus. Kampmann is in the city from
La Grange.
Major f. j. Quirk has returned from
New York, where he has been attending
to his property interests there.
Mr.. II. ID. Kampmann and wife re-
turned from their pleasure trip to New
York last night. Mr.. Kampmann says
he merely went for pleasure, and feels
much better than previous to his depar-
turO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11
ghe 1ai1Y Eight.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1890.

Grand Opening of Holiday Goods.
Brilliant display of Fancy Goods,
Bric-a- brac, etc.
Cutlery and silverware, in cases.
Lamps of every description.
Piano lamps, complete, 81 so
Teaspoons, with initial of your
name, g per set. Y
Useful presents in the house-fur-
nishipg line.
Backing cases, hat-racks, sadiro9r
sets, in cases, etc.
Decorated dinner-sets, one hundred
pieces, $12 so.
Improved lamp, sixty-candle power,
with fancy shade, $3.50.
Thirty candle power lamp, $3.50.
WAGNER & CHABOT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11
Poor America.

PittSburg Bulletin.
Jack. Well, how did your Gam
erica for the Americans" meeting
pan out?
The Reformer (doubtfulIy). Didn't
seem to 60, SOM how
"WhO were ther,?n
"Teddy O'TOOle, Barney Flanagan,
Dennis O. 4Onlihau, Patrick Murphy,
Oscar Z e estien, GoCtleIb Frauen-
bOfer, and about a score more"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11
Building Permits.

Pedro Mimic, gallery, ward 2.
CelsO &. Nevarro, addition, ward f..
A L.. CuringCOn, stable, wa'd 3,
$40
Carl Frey, dwelling, ward 5, $1,000
o Herrera, dwell z. ward $3.50.
Ant. Mon tantz, dwelling ward |.
VIM. Purkiss, dwelling, ward 6,
500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11
Corner Stone LAYING.

The programme for The laying OF
the Alamo Baptist church corner
stone tomorrow afternoon is as fol-
lows:
/. Music, U. 8. Band.
2. Player.
8. Music, y 3. Band.
4. Address
Laying cornerstone; Judge, J. n.
McLeary, Past Districl Grand Master,
presiding
6. Music, U. &. Rand.
7, BenedictiOn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11

Children like To lake &C. C. c. Certain
Chill Cure" the pleasant and guaranteed
cure for Fever, Ague aud Malaria-brLJer
than quinine. Sold by A. DruiSS. ll-l-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11

-Audencio VillesamO, was locked
up by the police last night on q
charge of stealing clock from u
woman named Mary Clark.