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New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
MAYER AND MRS. MANN 10 BE EXAMINED.

BENJAMIN Mayer, the old Jcrseyman who went TO the
CITY Hall on Tuesday, with Mary Mann. age twelve,
and told Captain Eakins that he desired to marry
the Girl was taken to the Tombs Police Court yester-
day. The mother OF the girl was also taken there.
Little Mary talked freely OF the proposed marriage
She said that Old Ben" wanted to marry her last
winter. Her mother in favor Of the match, but
she herself objected. Mrs. Mann's husband. car
driver in Orange had heard OF his daughter being
welded to the old man. His wife assured him that
y. na,r,ed as the report was annoying to him. The
marty acting on his Suggestion, started for this city
Charges OF abduction were preferred against Mayer
and Mrs Mann and they pleaded not guilty. They
were held for examination in $500 each. The child
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
MEDICAL supEaryrEyDryrs IN SESSION

Niagara Falls, n. ", June IL tspeciaD.-The Sec
ond DAYS session Of the forty fourth annual meeting
of the Association Of Medical Superintcndcnts opened
at 10 a. m. The reading of papers was continued.
Or. C. b. Burr of the Eastern Michigan Asylum at
Pontiac presented facts in regard to somewhat rare
form of intracranial tumor r. Z. Dewey, snpcrln-
tendent Of the Eastern Illinois Asylum, at KankAhee,
discussed two cases of brain surgery. The third
paper was by DR.. Carlos +. Mcdonald chairman Oh
the New York state Board Of Lunscy. State Pro
vision for the Insane" At p. m. the members OF
the Association went by train TO Lewiston. and thence
by boat down the beautiful Niagara Gorge 70 Lake
session was addressed by DR.. Hamilton ID. Wey, on
the subject Of Physical Training as Means OF Men.
tai Improyemcntn and the discussion OF the subject
was participated In by Drs. T. Cowles, J. Draper y
X, Clarke w. Chanting, Il. Dewey. J. g. Rogers ana
others.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
will he in the custody OF tho Society for the Preven-
ton OF Cruelty Children until the easel disposed o.
WORKING FOR INcURABLEs
rwpyry-rouRrH ANNUAL REPORT oI wonrH1
INSTITUTION.

INSTITUTION
Tho twenty ourth annual meeting Of tho Society Of
the Home for Incurables, at Fordham, One-hundred'
and eighty -secondst and Third ave. was bold yester
day afternoon. The election Of the Board OF Man
ayers resulted as follows Benjsmin H. Field, Martin E.
Greene, Henry VI. McLaren, E. A. Quintard, William
Alexander Smith, Henry r. spaulding. A. Ncwbold
Norris Jacob d. vermilye, Adrian Iselin, John L.
Riher, Robert Bonner Cornelius Vanderbilt, Abner W.
Colgate Anson Phelps Stokes, w. T. Roosevelt, Mont
gomery II. Clarkson David Wolfe Bishop, George sner
man. w. II. Taller, Frederick J. de Peyster Henry j.
Barley, Moses Taylor Pyne, George Bliss and d. o..
Mills The following elected tho Board Of Cler
cal Managers: Bishop Henry G. Potter the Rev. DIS.
ucmsn Deyer T. Gallaudet J. H. Ryanoe, H. Y. satter-
lee Morgan Dix J. Wesley Brown George D. Wildes,
f. w. Donald, W. Il. Huntington, W. s. Ransford, D.
H. Greer George r. Van De Water snd the Rev. Messrs
A. vaIlette Clarkson, Arthur Brooks, Z. II. keeteii
Henry Mottet and r. wapole Warren !"
The principal officers OF the Institution are Benjamin
H. Field president Martin E. Greene. Adrian Iselin,
yice.presidents George Sherman, treasurer Henry n
McIaren. secretary, DR.. Israel c. Jones, superin-
tendent and resident physician.
The anniversary exercises took place In the chapel
The report of the treasurer showed excess Of ex
nendItures over receipts Of S6Os4 During the year
s., 600 each one BY David Wolfe Bishop, one BY Ab
memory ms5 % CSsa:e 81 s ats ons yo jacob
100000 from the Burr estate has also been Paa m
durinS the year-maies 40, females 80, total 80 dis
charges-males 10, females II, total "a aeatns-
males %. females 25, total So; whole number under
care during the yearmales ~ females 10 oIs aoIa
253 number in Home June l. 1s9o-maies os' temale'
It further appeared from the report that less than
and in view of the deficiency that has existed each
year for the last few years Pies ior eG dssre
70 correct the public impression that the institution Is
efsnppotng Addresses were made cSereS tbs s
Rev DR.. Wildes, Of Rverdale, and ". E. Curtis.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
ANY DEVICE BUT SWEEPING, IT SEEMS.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Beattie yesterday
directed Chief Clerk Beardsley to purchase as many
horses as are now hired at the rate OF 81 80 per day.
The money will be taken from the appropriation for
hiring horses. In order to stop the pacoce OF Keep
ing cans and recepaces filled with garbage standing
all dav upon the curbs Mr. Beatte has devised map
which is to show househoders the exact hour OF the
day they may expect the carts to carry of the garbage
Each district will be designated by particular color
and each color will particular time OF day.
The maps are he ready for distribution IN about TEN
Wilson, OF the Health Board, is WRONG In calling inc
streets dirty Mr. Beate said that they were As clean
as it was possible to make them with bad pavements
and lack Of money.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
couRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

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casa%as NOs . 81 sTfS as Il fBeOre par
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nos ss$s s5 sSs i1o: sssS s.is i ss e.
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Nos Ysss lss isoS 1873 1853 ISL i370 s4'' i4si
i'is sarroSases coupeore Ransom ensnas,
psssss pssss; Ws SIn 6sa.:sy rs'es Sss ssss
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sss;;s; IS sss;SS:i;i 'Ss'as'iss oss'n.s
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tons t.x courtrrsi Term-Part I-Refore Van wyek. D.
yos tss as0 472 49, 791. 769 2l65, 79o =
City Couro-Trial Term-Part ll-betofe Ghrne"' =
Nos. IN, 621, 692, Il6 90. - 49,. -,.c..,eA T.
Nos 7sS iOes 1888. 1899. 967, 97i 1ose. iilf' i"~
1884. -, 49,. p.., rvpe,o,e MeAdam, c. j.
Special calendar -,-. u.., y p.so.s M.ytsne J.,
ooS Assistant Disoriet-Auorney Parker-Nos 70 20
elusive. -, e....... p.,. II pefo,s Ff,raeraid
and Assistant District Attorney Bcdford-No J., T.
Court OF General sesslonsPsrt III-Before
- ".ss.ant Distrct-Attorney GonNos. 70 8, ineiu'"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
JOKES REDUCED TO HARD FACT.
From The Merchant Traveller.

From The Merchant Traveller.
Good morning. said the new contributor. some
what nervOusly he entered the editors den any
thing you wanted in that batch of paragraphs sent
yesterday" , -.
talk with you about those paragraphs Where are-oh,
here they are. Yes wanted to talk with you These
Sp your personal sS experience in the paper
look Welt Now, here, for instance. from this joke
your wife, you bitten by bulldog and kicked out
Of the house by the young adys father:D : ..
the new contributor with mingled dignity and asperty
"Your prospective fathcrin-law did not come down
to the paror at II 54 p. and ask If you owned stock
In a gas factory and a coal yard 2
30, sir! / don't know what sort OF people you
Ibid not the young lady, after you had treated her
to three plates Of cecream suggest that 'o saloon
Il never had the impudence to take Miss Van
Rensselaer, into cecream saloon and BESIDES Sir
When You were married. her father gave you a
bogus check that
o. Of the the very very highest integrity
But when your mother-ln.law came to visit you'
20" MEM osS is the wHiest old lady that
wore spectacles and she thinks I'm genius repied
the contributor. who began to see some Things he
' And last night the baby had the colic' and you
The baby in my house sleeps with his nurse, as all
babies ought to-" A. ,. s
couldn't find the keyhoe, yonr wife told you to stay
outside and bring in the milki"
u don't belong to any odge quo, gDns house uee hsn hong
see at and do not neglect my family" .
And in putting up the soyepiPe yo contpSntor clG
rising and taking the batch Of paragraphs which the
editor held out to him. but see what you mean, sir;
will destroy these paragraphs, and will 90 myself
the honor Of calling upon You tomorrow with new
lot And any little occurrences which may , record
aI Think said the editor, that civilized society
would much better enjoy reading them
Good morning ~ said the new contributor
Good morning, said the editor. at Is very
agreeable morning indeed shall be happy TO see you
tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
TO CELEBRATE THE FALL OF THE BASTJLLE.

The French colony OF New-York is already prcpar-
ing for the celebration Of its national fee on July Ii,
the anniversary Of the fall Of the Bastille Unfortu
nately there will be two competitive celebrations On
account Of the schsm which took place two years ago
and divided the French colony The faction which Is
called The Union Of the French and French Soce-
ties OF New-York5 has held o meeting at whicn NJ.
Mlot general secretary Of the union, read his report
on the preliminary work already done to insure the
success Of the celebration Of the next French national
fete. Consul ul-General vsoount Paul dAbzac has been
elected by reclamation honorary president OF tho fets.
and NJ. A. Forget. agent of the General Transatlantic
Company, executive president Among the names of
the vice presidents are those of Dr. Moualc the old
est and most popular Of the French physicians In
New-York; DR.. Paul Gibier, Professors Fezande and
Batcheor Doctors Lorenfz end Monory r. J. Enfere,
director Of the Equitable Gaslght Company A. nlank,
and s. Rosensel. The treasurer elected Is Alphonse
Zegler and the secretary general 7. MillOt.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
AT SARATOGA THIS SEASON.

The wellknown Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga Springs,
is to be opened this under more than usually
favorable circumstances This hotel is recognized as
being one Of the best hotels in the world and
the peculiar advantages Of location surroundings and
general atractveness of the buildings and grounds are
appreciated by all who know OF them. The hotel will
be opened on June 25, and Lothians Boston Theatre
Orchestra is to be there from the start 1t is the in
tention to keep the hotel open until october l. to
commodate constantly increasing number Of patrons
who wish to remain Saratoga during September, the
most charming month Of the season. The new manage
ment hopes TO make the coming season the most brill
liant vet passed and has given the most exactng
sderstion to all details looking to the comfort Of
guests.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
HOME NEWS.
WHAT ,s GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT is GOING ON lO-UAi.
University Of the City OF NeW-1orA com'en'e"'e''''
Metropolitan Opera House. p. M
Norris Park races, 80 y m.
Hudson River Bridge Commissioi Andrew IL. Green's
Rational Temperance Congress. Broadway Tabernacle
NewIersey Yacht club annual regatta
Mutual LIE and Accident Underwriters dinner, Metro'
politan Hotel. 1850 p M r.,u...,..,. ....,
Plfst Panel sherins Jury dinner, Demoncos evening
Actors Athletic Association games Manhattan Ashistc
Club Grounds, 3 p. IN.
Trustees Of Harlem Club. clubhouse, p m.
Columbia College graduation dinner, Sherry's, evening
Hebrew Technical Institute commencement, No. 81
Denarturc of independent Ncw.York Schuetzn Corps
for Germany steamship Wieland.
g. Johns Society excursion to Lauroton Grove s. /.
Rutsers Female College commencement Calvary Baptbt
Church, $3.50 D. m.
Annual meeting Of New.York Music Hall Stockholders.
No 2lO West Fifty -scventh-st., p m.
ay.school Convention, Tompkfns Avenue Congre-
gationa Church, Broekiyn.
RAPID Tfsnsit Commission, No. 100 East Fourteenth
Princeton College entrance examinations Association
Building, II .. m.
Dock CofrInissioners meeting.
Music in East River Park by 18th Regiment Band,
4p.m - n,, c,..,
8 p m. . g.,
Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church, Sevcntythlrdst
and Beulevari.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
nr,cUssrys PROPOSED CHANCES.

The Governing Committee Of the stock Exchange
did little yesterday beyond listing few millions OF
new securities The proposed change In the consts
tuition about the delivery hour referred naturally
to the Sub Committee on Constitution. There
some talk on the subject but II was opposed TO rather
than In favor OF the alteration. The committee was
not able 10 agree on the motion to adjanr over Satr
next regular meeting. - f9rf ts ~
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
,,pynrRAysrr oouYIssJoxERs no MEET,

There is a remote possibility that when the Rapid
Transit Commissioners meet this afternoon at william
stenway's Office they will make public what they IN
tend to do. The members of the Law Committee OF
the Commission have been In consultation with several
prominent lawyers the powers Of the commissioners
under the law as 1t now stands. There Is great
difference of opinion among lawyers on the poht
raised by the discovery OF the various connictons IN
the statutes whether or not Fourtlsve. ana forty-
secondst are exempted. Mr.. Steinway and the otner
members OF the Route Committee were busy all day
yesterday considering routes. and their decision u
looked for at any time.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
ygosr OPPRESSED STREET RAILWAYS.

number of strcetrailway officials appeared before
the AIdermanic Committee Railroads yesterday 10
protest against tie ordinance requiring them W
operate their cars at night. superintendent fetcher'
Of the broadway Railway, asked that the University
Place the Chambers-st and the Church-st. Veseyst'
and South Ferry lines be exempted. The reason
given was that their running was unnecessary 70
the public and would bring mwarranted hardship
10 the stockholders On Broadway, he said. the cars
would run all night the cable was put down
Most OF the shorter lines made objections similar 10
the Broadway. The committee will report 70 t tne
board on Tuesday and will probably recommend the
exemption OF all branch and unimportant roads
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
WHERE WAS THE SECOND HAND CLOTHES NAN'

One Of the most pervasive members Of the Stock
Exchange who Is connected by marriage with promi
nent banking house, told this story yesterday: This
warm weather is rather trying, but have found CON-
fort in it. I was looking over my hight clothes the
other day and found one Of my last summers coats
rather heavy. felt in the pockets and In one
found-what do you suppose1 Nothing less than
$50 900 Rock Island ves which had left there last
The bond group did not take formal vote on the
subject but the expression OF opinion otherwlse WAS
unanimous
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
nrcoRArryg ART AND TIE WATER FAMINE

DECORATIVE Ant AND IHE " Al o"
Secretary Burns, OF the Park Department eoes.s
the following letter yesterday from visitor 70 w
trail Park ,aoo
New-York, June 8, leso
tn the Commissioners Of Central Park: :, xou,
Gentlemen Greeting and salaam approach MOI Dos
honorable body In trembling, praying fer n M.v Won
Tor myself alone, but pro bono pubEeo. wonhs aN
nIeasc send man down 10 the Mall 20 wash INC x Sx
ont OF Walter scotts halri The plain statse ImtS-
ononeh God knows Decorative ART has ns Iva wsxA
lions was recently showing u lady from As .s,ne
through the Park She stopped In ron s q sh ssss she
nnSarsiSStsd snt I'd not happen TO have her ass
with her III knew hat poor Scott sans:oa sans ,hsi n
tronbles she said ,sI never knew peicrs peo ~ tAs
risE NJ precpita,ing Mr.. Gllroys water fAmus,
= grateful pubic viii remember you In its PrsysTpT
s'"'S'"' LOVER OF PURE As..
The letter was referred by Mr. Baras 70 - sx.
,,.h,,s who directed Superintendent Parsons 70 "a ~
anime the statue and report at spseiA "sS
day.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
psArH OF A soy or HEyar WILLARD.

The many friends Of Henry Willard vew r.s..ssl
tho announcement Of the sudden dea'a o. -. vsars
son yesterdav rho bow. who was about seven 80 ..S
old was serious.y sick snout lsree months - =,
had not fully recovered whec le was fssen rs..d.y
yiIard's country louss a. Dobbs Ferry: ~ 6SaA
peritonitis unes Isctsdly set ~ and yss" \. i'
ioll0Wed. rttf fN = 80 ~
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

Saratoga, n. Y, June lin the Court OF Appea''
to-day the following causes were argued
No 3s1-JOhn Galway and Others, respondcn's' as@
Jacob ID. NOrdlnger, appellant. Ar. ~
80. 3s3-Fred II. Smith, appellant sgt' Ine Ns
tional Benefit Society OF the CITY oi Ne"'iorA' i''
spondent. 49,, ., ou.srs
No 4O2James Gamble, respondent agt sne queens
County Water Company and others, appenan,ss Va.
Following Is the day calendar for June AZ Nos'
4O3, 4O4 929, 394, 375 $40. 397 and 2oo.
In the second Division the following causes Wet"
No o7o-Dwight Johnson and Others, appellants nz
and respondents, agt the siAiter Island urove ane
Camp meeting Association, respondent and appentne
No. O90-Louis Engelhorn, respondent aGt' AieA'
ander II. Retlinger and another, appellants NJ.
Following is the day calendar for June ~: No
o9e, 9s7, 997, 971, 991, LOOP, 9o4 and l,oO4.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

Rollins, Y. +. shepard and william B. Hornblowcr'
So few being on hand IL decided to take an ad-
journment until week from today at II a. m. IN
Mr.. Rollins's Office.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
AneEsrED Yoe swryDIrxs A BAy6.

New,Iiaven, June IL tspeciaD. .-EdwaTd A. Morlary
formerly bookkceper for W. T. Hatch q Co., New
York bankers. and later confidential clerk for Pnr
nell IIagaman & Co., OF New-York, brokers'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

TEE TROUBLE INCORRECTLY LOCATED
From The Binghamton Republican.
Captan-Youli DO oil right when you get your sea
legs. -
Passenger-Oh IL isn't my legs II had q sea
stomach, could do without the legs.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

was arrested here to-day for uttering cneck on 'no
Birmingham National Bank, where. ne never nad
deposit. The Tradesman's Bank OF TINS cS caShea
the check.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

REFERRING to the Texas Methodist
Christian Advocates characterize
ton of Sam Jones as "a regular
game cock, who makes the blood aud
feathers fly at every stroke" the
Waco Day remarks: "When a re-
ligious paper perpetrates criticism
Of this kind it ought not to complain
il It's example prompts the secular
press to an occasional remark con-
corning Brother Jones more pointed
than revereut."
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

WELL, well, they have female foot
pads in Chicago! Wonder if they
will he doing business when the
worlds fair is held
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

HoN. WIN. E. GLADSTONE, the
Grand Old Nan" of Great Britain,
has begun a series of contributions
to the Philadelphia Sunday School
Times on 'The Impregnable Rock
of Holy Scripture" When a great
man like Gladstone, who has grown
gray in gaining wisdom, takes up his
pen in defense of the Book of books,
what he says will command respect
from the most avowed iffdel and
agnostic.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

KANSAS CRY TIMES: It is charged
that Postmaster-G General Wanama-
ker has been using postofice inspec-
tols as detectives in investigating
the character of republican candi-
dates for postmasterships. This is
a use for government officials that
could have originated only under an
administration which looks upon the
government as the property OF the
men who are running it temporari,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

SAM JONES said that to call his
gospel layout a circus was an insult
10 every christian person, but he has
not yet said what he thinks of the
Texas Christian Advocate for calling
him "a regular game cock, who makes
the hood and feathers fly at every
stroke"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

The negro members of the Miss
issippi Legislature recently presented
the democratic speaker with hand
some silver service.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

The BANNER is in receipt of copy
of Congressman Savers speech on
the dependent pension bill. Mr..
Sayers is an able representative of
his constituency.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

The marriage of Governor Toole,
of Montana, and Miss Lizzie Rose
Grams, the daughter of Gen Rose
Grams, is announced to take place
this month.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

SAN JONES says that dancing girls
look like tadpoles, and that fashion
able girls look no more like God
Almighty's women than Chinaman
looks like salt mine.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

TIE Austin Statesman has dis
covered that there is a 'ENew North
as well as a'''New South" A New
North" there may be, but a New
South" there is not or was never, in
the sense that the originator Of the
term used it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

WYOMING will be admitted into the
sisterhood Of states while New Mex
leo is to be LEFT out. At the last
election Wyoming polled only $500
votes, including female sufragists,
while New Mexico polled 10000.
But Wyoming is considered repub-
icar, while New Mexico is not.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

A Young woman Of Atlanta, Ga, is
said to have recently disguised her
self as man, and in that attire pro
posed to and became engaged to six
girls in less than four weeks. She
doubtless knew the tender spots and
weak points in her own sex.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

The four girl babies recently born
at one birth to Mr.. and Mrs. Paige,
of Bowie county, this state, are to
be exhibited for six months at Den
yer, Col, in a museum at 500 a
week and all expenses paid. It would
seem that congratulations are in
order after all.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

TaE season for the gentle April
shower has arrived and the showers
are welcome so long as they assist
vegetation and do not retard the
farmers.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

The Gonzales Inquirer gives cur,
rency to a rumor that President
Field, of the farmers alliance, and
President Rose, of the grange, aided
by Editor Shaw, of the Texas Farm
er, organ of the grange, and Sam
Houston Dixon, editor of the Dallas
Mercury, organ of the alliance, have
pooled issues and propose to manip-
ulate the coming democratic state
convention.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

GOVERNOR HILL has appointed
General Daniel Sickles mayor of
New York to fill the vacancy caused
by the removal of Sheriff Flack.
That man of such national reputa-
ton as Gen. Sickles is should re-
ceive and accept the appointment,
gives some idea of what an impor-
tant post the Office of sheriff of New
York is.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

The people of Fort Worth did a
good days work when they defeated
Broiles for reelection as mayor.
May the fate of Broiles overtake all
such demagogdes as he.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

Gov. CAMPBELL will never hear
the last of his commissioning the
six-months-oId grandson of the late
General Logan as lieutenant in the
Ohio State Guards.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

The British syndicates are still
seeking what they may devour over
in this country, It is reported that
one has been organized to buy up all
of the principal tobacco factories in
Virginia.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

THE BANNER endorses the senti-
ment from the La Grange Journal
that every democrat land every
Southern democrat, especially who
voted for the Blair educational bill,
should be relegated to the private
walks of life.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

GEO. ". PECK, editor of Peck
Sun and author of "Peek's Bad
Boy" was elected mayor of Afilwau-
kee on the LIST instant by majority
of five thousand. He was the regu-
lar democratic nominee.