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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-13
Secret Societies in Politics.

ScCTeG SOCtctbCb OhthSs.
[By the Editor of the Galveston Weekly
Test. .. .. b.. .....
Every department of government In
this country from the obscure district
up Is now, or soon to be, subject to
severe strain. The Alliance Is cock
of the walk but those who dominate
the Alliance are neither theoretically
nor practically fit for much but
grumbling. Civil government cannot
and ought not to be run upon secret
society principles. The American
citizen could have sense and in
depence enough to carry CUTS to his
own bear. But this pass, sign and
grip government business will have IL
Drief day and cheap glory and then
the balance of common sense will
make itself felt. This society mania
destroys the individual and makes
mush of the masses. They propose
no remedy for the ills they bewail;
they merely proposes to give the
pass, sign and grip boss exclusive
privilege to do precisely what they
complain of the individual for doing
without the pass, sign and grip.
This will turn out to be an expensive
remedy which will be no remedy at
all.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-13
ALL SORTS.

Rank Discourtesy: Mrs. Lease, the
Alliance female, Anarchist, is now
called the amazon of Kansas" The
Amazon, you know, has q mouth l50
miles wlde.-Lincoln Journal.
Embarrassing Mr.. Bedam -
What's the MATERNITY don't you
engage her?n Mrs. Bedam-''Well-
er-Billy, she seems go refined, Pm
afraid we won't exactly know how to
treat her. PUCK.
"Your brother, the dentist. is very
slow and torturing at pulling out
teeth" "I know he is, but you see
he's rich and only follows the BUSH
ness for the pleasure it gives him. ~
Fliegende Biaetter.
VIZ understand you are learn
ing to be q sprinter." P.-"Hes, my
girls father has sent me word that il
he ever catches me at his house he'll
thump the life out of me, and I'm
bound to have the girl, that's ALL
Cutting.
"Mamma," said q precocious young
ster at the tea table the other evening,
after a long and yearning gaze toward
| a plate of dough-nuts, Mamma, L
think 1 could stand another one of
those fried holes."-Drake's Maya
zine.
J Snarle,gh -" Aud you consider
yourself blamed sight better than
any member of the 400?" Cadman-
| 81 do, sir" STANDARDIZATION why
do you feel so bitter against them for
| considering themselves a blamed
sight better than you?"-Brooklyn
Life.
A Tough State of Affairs: Mrs.
Hamoneg lat boarding house table,
| "You don't seem to like your steak.
Mr.. Skyparlor." Mr.. Skyparlor
| (ceasiug his struggles -"Well, the
| fact is. it doesu't seem to like me; at
least. 1 can't produce any impression
on it."-Puck. -
Only Just Plain Orthodox Chair.
man of Trustees-"Mr. Goodman,
what salary will you expect us to offer
you for the coming year," The Rev.
Mr.. Goodman with cheerful firm
s)-"No more than stvear, breth-
rem. am still sound in the faith. "
Chicago Tribune.
Indignant landlord-"If you don't
pay up out you 20. I'll have you fired
| right out ip to the street bag and bag
gage. You haven't paid a cent in six
months" Delinquent tenant-"Don't
do that. I'll be disgraced in the
eyes of the neighbors. Rather than
have you fire me out, I'd stand your
raising the rent from $40 to $50 q
month. "-Texas Siftings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-13

DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE. "Rough
On Rats" Clears out rats, mice, flies,
reaches, bed bugs:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-13
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.
Free Visiting Cards. How to
get them inquire Of Fred. Small, city sub
scriptiOn agent, of the DAILY LIGHT. Pa

Have you lost, found or want
ANYTHING? If SO, advertise in the DAILY
LIeHT. and il will be made known.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-13

WANTED--1oo,ooo Live Yank-
ees to come to Texas with their capital to
develop the country, and;push the old moss
backs out
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-13

Daily San Antonio Light the
cheapest and best afternoon paper in
Texas. Delivered by mail OF carrier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
TOILET GOODS.

Our line Of Holiday Novelties In Toilet
and Perfumery Goods Is the largest In
the city.
SILVER TOILET ARTICLES
Of every description at lowest prices.
TOILET AND MANICURE SETS
In Plush. Metal. and Hard Wood Cases.
TRIPLE MIRRORS
In Silver. Cellulold. and Wood Frames.
Also Perfumery Cabinets. Shaving Sets,
Cellulold Brushes. Mirrors. &c.
Misses Toilet Sets II rI.sh Gases st sac,
aAA 61.lx.
Ladies' Toilet Sets In Flash Cases NJ
ol.As, SITS, oSos, asa sass.
SSo CeabiAstien Toilet Sets uorsains eoA.
Dlste ostnt tor the dressing taSls). In Gle.
gaat Flash Cases. mt os.Jk, worth olD.6e.
MaAisars Sets In Flush Cases at esc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
MEMS HOUSE COATS.

Large and choice assortment Of Paris.
London. and Berlin tailor-made Smoking
Jackets. Dressing Gowns. Bath Gowns.
and Robes de Chambre.
Over zee styles Or cloths are reDrsssats1,
osnprising PlaiAs, Checks, Str1pes. BroeaAoA
Sun Velvet. SIN Plush, Doeskin C1sth,
TweeAs, DlaEsaalss and BEDFORD Cords.
The earnents are All elegantly made. hav.
Ing satin and cloth binding, SILK cord plying
satin aad silk nnlng.
Mems English all-wool Cloth Jackets
in fancy plaids and mixtures. $6.0S
each: worth 80.
Mems plain colored Trcot. Melton.
Bedford Cords. and English Doeskin
Jackets. quilted silk lining and trimming.
at 1915, $3.50, e1O.5O and $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
STATIONERY Department.

Special lines OF Holiday Novelties In
Stationery Department at bargain prices.
1<.kspss 0sia Peas-No. .. sse., Ne Q,
ose., No. .. 01.Ss, eae'third below regular
prices.
aaIver Thlubles At 06e.. o6e., aaA l6e.
oelA ThlnSles at oS.Oe ssa sass.
SILVER IAkstssds At $3.50 aaa ox.eA.
Ouyx Inkstaaas, oS.ksB regular price, ~,
silver Perpetual Calendars ~ oAee.
leather Isp Tablets At <0c., STE. o5c.
Pt.e Imported Writing Desks NJ oo.Ae
and n. sS, worth oz.TS a.a os.Se.
Plush statieAsry CsbiAets st 16c., ose..
aAa 0Jc.
Together With Silver Ststienery Novel
tsss. n.o Leather Tablets, Gold aAd Silver
Fens sas Peucils. statioAery Novelty Boxes,
&C., all at popular Prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06

the night m no one 70 make he. sissTdi. Wat
dler, m 90 We had to. put up With fiddler in
ks fGss, a H fam: fsss consumed
AN Mayer ssid a The s S%SSt hi d9H s
didn't treat her rightf Didn't never hear O
E!p. AFTER he run away with little Nance
mol" replied the Old Settler briehteninR. =.
men.hs el Re !G9b esson Rssysrs Bag mar IL
S Ssn r0 Phsy sSi Sa as sa%:
Ehas, n The Is5 time TiR vent AVA, re re
years VISIT 70 The penitsnsh'rY r., .,.
eyes at the Squire. Then he got ap. and. with
Ssas G n "a pG
ri bS Sn No Ta a. SsS s
9owadsys. n. we'll say. Here's 70 jonss Biz
dpok n, ths days q g1od o. stinSo from Sandy
m HI Beedlppers be durnedr' Ed MORT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
UMBRELLAS and CANES.

Our Holiday collection Of Umbrellas con-
tains all the latest and newest European
Novelties, handsomely mounted on handles
Of Ivory. Sterling Silver. Gold. Ivory
and Silver inlaid. natural Silver and
Gold mounted. Dresden. Tortoise Shell.
Silver inlaid with Mother-of-Pearl. and
Smoked Ivory. at prices ranging from
93.9S 10 go each.
Special Values for This Week.
At CSC. each: worth $l.75-Enslish
Gloria Umbrellas, assorted handles.
At 9i.9S each: worth $s-the celebrated
80. @. & S." Union Silk Umbrellas. natural
Silver and Fancy Horn handles.
At &2.8S each: worth Ss.9S-Levantin
Silk Umbrellas. mounted on natural and
fancy horn handles.
CANES.
Prince OF Wales's Crooks. Fancy Horn
Crooks. Ash. Scotch Furze. and Acacia
woods. with gold and silver trimmings. at
0Sc., S1.25 and $3.50 each.
We are also showing large variety OF
solid gold and silver mountings. on latest
and newest imported sticks. at lowest
prices.
ENGRAVING YREE OF CHARGE
mp to New Yesr's % an Umbrellas and
Canes costing - aAa upwarS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
CLOAK, SUIT and FUR
DEPARTMENTS.

ClVAh, QUIZ dn0 run
| DEPARTMENTS.
We with pleasure call attention to the
| list Of GARMENTS, SUITS and FURS
mentioned below. suitable for Holiday
Presents. Tho collection is almost inex-
hsustible. and. in point Of artistic merit.
representing as 1t does the creations Of
tho best artists Of Paris. London. Vienna.
Berlin and New York. makes . visit to
tho Departments where they are e1hib-
tied interesting and educational. as we'll
as profitable when purchasing.
ALASKA SEAL JACKETS.
ALASKA SEAL COATS.
ALASKA SEAL CAPEs.
FUR-LINED GARMENTS.
CAPEs Cs. "a. and % inches deep in all
fashionable Furs.
FUR sCARFs with Animal Heads.
MUFFs and BOAs in endless variety.
Novelties In EMBROIDERED PLUSH
and CLOTH CAPEs.
IMPORTED CAPEs for deep and half
mourning.
TRAVELLING GARMENTS In light.
medium. and heavyweight materials.
MACINTOsHES Imported and Domestic)
in styles and cloths prepared specially
for US.
Every one warranted waterpresE n thsy
refund the money.
WRAPS in Plush. Cancels Hair. and Cloth.
for elderly ladies.
London-made WALKING JACKETS and
COATS in over 800 separate styles.
IMPORTED COSTUMES at half origi-
nal cost.
SUITS. completely finished. or with waists
finished to order. Of our own make. at
one-third less than regular prices.
MISSES COATS in a grand assortment
Of Fancy Scotch materials.
MISSES JACKETS, NEWMARKETs,
and CAPES, trimmed In all desirable
and durable Furs.
Also, N Immense assortas.t OF
MISSES SUITS for dress. school. and
street wear. at about one half regular
prices. and rs PARIS DRESSES at ono
third Of purchase cost.
Notwith standing the low prices at which
we Offer these goods, we adhere 70 cur Axed
rule OF making no charge for altering
Ladies' or Misses Suits, Cloaks, Fur Gar.
ments, or Fur CaPea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
HANDKERCHIEFS.

HHVUnEnV016To.
Grand Exposition Of Handkerchief
showing tho different manufactures
Of tho various Nations Of the World.
MEMS SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
Meas HsnstiteAsa SIN HasShsrehssfs,
6nbsoiAerea Initial. or Japanese naaufso-
sarss 30. saeh.
Meas HsastitsAsA aaA EabrssAsreA n
itlsi silk HaatkerehseiA SAC MaSatsi Siik.
ace. esch.
Mesa HeuastiteAeA anA EaHrsiAsreA In
stlai sun HaadksrsAlefs, 6oo. sseh.
NeH's EmbrolasseA Initial Dilk HaaAksr.
ehiefs as 51c., o6c. ana o1.lO each.
1Gsn's plain AsnssitehsA Oslk nssAker.
eAisiss oar standard SsAne. So-iaeA et Sc. ,
SS-iaeh At ESQ.,, 0A-iseh At re. ssshI quality
aaa weight guaranteed.
1fen's extra heavy SIN Handkerchief, -.
ineh sSc.s 0A.lnch 0oc. esehD warranted 20
9svo perfect sstisfaeti0o.
Msn's SIN Nunsrs, broeaAeA AGure, 90.
eseAJ larger ana more elaborate SIS eaeA.
Msa's SIM Mu0ers. rseh SroeessA Assagas
sna fancy eesssiass, el.ss - oA.ss sssh.
Aen's Batists Hanak erchiefs. henstftshsA
$40 prlnteA borders. %. each.
Men's Batiste Handkerchief. hsnstateAsa
and corded borders, 1S1fc each.
Meas sxtr1 1ne all liAsa AsnstateheA
Ha.lksreAiois at SO. each.
Asn's all liasa Hand EabesassrsA Isi.
tiaiel HaaAksrchisfs. SSe. oseAB ol.se The
half dosen.
Ms.'s an ii.e. E.srssssreA TaitisIsA Mead.
ksrehiefs, me grade. Aoe. eaeh.
LADIES' SILK HANDKERCH1EFS.
LADIES' lrousseline - ssas ds.lhsrshlsfs,
richly snbroiasrea. Ase. - ol.As essh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
AT Goods and Fancy Novelties,

In all the lines Of goods offered - suit
able for Holiday Presents none are moro
desirable than those composed Of Silk.
Satin. or Plush. hand painted. embroid.
cred, or printed. made into number
less articles for home decoration or per-
sonal use. as enumerated herewith:
SIX Maatel La.bresaiss, trt.sed with
SILK fringe, oS.eo eseh.
Japanese Satin Table Covers, haad.en-
SrsiSereA with GOLD cord. o8.eo each.
Japaaese 6ilk AaAtel LassrsSalns. hand
sAbroiasrsa with sold cord, o9.0s each.
Jspaaess Decorsting kearfs. enbroiasroAs
$50 each.
Sem Cashioas, Flash aad silk, SA.6s.
SosA CashlOss. Japanese Satin, haad-s..
Srsiaspea, os.0e each.
Satin Head xests, enbroiderea Asd hand
painted. Soe. eaehj reduced Aroa csc.
SIX Decorating 0carGs, haaa paiateA aAa
enbroldered. See. each reduced from CSC.
surah 6nk Fla Cushioas, bottles TRIMMED
70 match, $500 the set.
Lace BUresa Sets. ribbon trimmed, oo.os.
Our perfect shape Satin Pin Cushions.
siEess loc.. $50 aAd Csc. each.
Toilet Bottles, best styles, lec. eaeh, fancy
shapes from 4oc. 10 56c. each.
FaAcy Ts1naed Baskets, Music Racks,
rhets Stands, Work baskets, Gard Ne
ceivers. Hair Fla Holders. &c.
foroeiain PiAsues, decorated with lie
studies. soral designs, Aee. Toe. 10 ss.ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
LORCNETTES,
OPERA GLASSES and HOLDERS.
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
Gold, Silver and Onyx JeweIr,

Diamonds, Opsls, Babies, sspphires, En-.
eraiAs. Pearls. Tareuolse. A0onst0nes, Gar.
nets, CarbuAcles, DIooastoaes. lataglios,
saa Canoes, AeunteA IN 10. II, 10, and -
carat selA, also Sterling asd OxiAisea 81.
yer JeweIry.
Large variety Or Diamond Pendants aaA
Screw Earrings, Drooehes, Scarf Pias,
y1nger Rines, aaA Charms.
II and 10 carat Ladiss' and Gentlenen's
Cs1 Battoas. watch Chsrms. Chatelaises,
and Chains.
CSmplste llao or Ladies' sad Chiidren's
Solid Cold Necklaces Scarf Pias, Hair
Pina. Bracelets. Ac.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06

Ladies' Trimmed Hats.
$50 choice Bonnets. Round Hats and
Toques at IS each; worth $3.50 to $40.
400 very choice Bonnets. Round Hats
and Toques. all of select design. at $3.50
each; worth $l2 to SIC.
800 fine Imported Models. including some
OF the choicest Dress Hats shown this
season. &14.5O each; worth S25 and $50.
Misses Trimmed Hats.
$50 very choice Misses and Children's
Trimmed Hats at 1.9S, $3.50 and $3.50
each; worth 1915 to $s.75.
Felt Goods.
GOO dozen Ladies' and Misses Felt Hats.
mostly large shapes. black and colors. at
85c. each.
$50 dozen extra quality Fur Felt Hats. In
q choice variety Of small shapes. at CSC.
each; worth 81. 25 and S1.4s.
$50 dozen Trimmed Alpine Hats. black
and all colors. O5c. each.
Al our Sac InDsrteS Novelties In Felt
Goods reduced to less thaA half tsrnsr
prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06

The largest collection Of Standard
and Popular Works. illustrated Gift
Books. and Children's Story and Picture
Books Of all kinds. to be found In the
city. and ut
Prices Below All Competition.
Standard and Popular Works Of Fiction.
Poems, Travels. &C., by all the best au-
thors. extra cloth binding. 18c.
All E. P. Roe's Novels at 60c. each.
Elsie Books. 44c. Mildred. 500.
Holiness and Fleming's Novels Ut &c.
Harper's Young People. $1.68.
Dickens. Is vols. e2.S7. Elliot. 8 vols.
41.10. Thackeray. 10 vols. $3.50. Illus
trated; good paper and type.
shakespeare's Works. vols. half Russia
Binding. $l.97; regular price "a.
Shakespeare. complete in one VOL. richly
illustrated. 0Sc.; regular price $l.5o.
Personal Memoirs Of General Grant. full
sheep binding. $2.87 for two vols; sub
scnption price. 90.
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales. s vols.
SIZE. Aoott Books. Tao. Ben Hur. Tao.
Children's Picture Books.
Chit Chat and Sunday Chat popular
picture books. 1Sc.
Indestructible and Circus Books at FAC.
and 20c. Linen Books at &C., 100. and
21c. Colored Books. &c.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
CALENDARS and BOOKLETS.
Special terns 10 Sunday ssAeels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Leather GOODS

with Sterling Silver Mounting-CarA
Csses. Pocketbooks, Chatelains Bags.
Sss=e=, Cigar ana Cigarette Cases, Wal.
lets, Bill Books.
Screens.
ladies' and GentIeoes's TraveliinG BsEs.
In genuins Alligator, SEAL LlssrA 0kis.
Morocco aad Russia Ieathers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Fans. Lorgnettes. Opera Glasses,

Extreme novelties in Paris and Vienna
Fang. including Feather. Lace. 0suss.
Silk. and Satin Fans, mounted on shell
and Pearl; also large variety Of Point
and Duchesse Lace Fans. mounted on
Pearl and Ivory sticks.
a haAasone japanese Eaa Box viii -
given away With all Fans costing ose. -
LORCNETTES.
Ch0iee assortment Of Tortoise Shell Leve.
nettssS also fun line q Spectacle $50 Eye.
glass Chstelsins Cases In stesstHS SILVER
and Leather.
OPERA GLASSES and HOLDERS.
Opers Glasses IN Pearl. OxyAiseA silver,
Albanian. aad Leather. In Nh the lesAiaG
makes. Visit Leasire, Harlow. Verdi.
Chevallier. Junsllc, &c. ODesa CHASE
Holders In Fearl. Silver. and Aluninua.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD { SIMPSON,
to street

Dolls Diamonds Handkerchie Sealskn
mens Appropriate Presents mother brother relatv
friends at whatever price best value
DO Neres made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
10000
DRESS PATTERNS
For Holiday Gifts.
millinery Department.

imperative Reductions In Prices
Throughout every section OF Millinery
Department to mako room for Holiday
Goods. Everything sscrihced!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
VOTES ON sorrsor AVID INDUSTRY.

A series OF tests, covering some twelve
months, on the action Of various oils on met
ais In contact with them. recently carried out,
gave the following results; In the csse OF iron.
seal oil acted the least on II and tallow the
most. Bronze was not attacked at all By COLA
OIL and but very slightly By olive oil. while. on
the other hand. It was viRorously croded By
linsecd oil In the case OF lead. tho most
deleterious lubricant was whale oil and the
best was olive. Whale. lard. And sperm ole
Be but little attacked 81 mineral Iubrt cant oils.
the best oil being lard and eperm the worst.
ernl oils: spern oil had the least and taiiow
the most, action. on IL Generally speaking.
81 sss tbs%
In conductine these. experiments. the metals
were first th2roughlv cleaned n ether sn4
and placed In closed vessels filled with oil.
which were kept for yssr 81 uniform ~, ten n
winter Of about 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06

OF kexan, blmOlrbk, bArBtOVs Sutkes euo otucE
tary posts have broken their contracts on the plea
that the prices Of grain have robled since the time the
contracts made. The Minister OF War was there
fore compelled 70 commission the authorities OF each
individual regiment OF the whole region to purchase
food for their soldiers.
During the months Of August and September IN the
city and vicinity Of vorsnexh more than 5000 horses
killed for their hides because their owners had
food for them. The sausherng of good horses has
continued ~ even larger rate since that time.
Since the publication of the law that minors shall
not DO allowed tn work moro than eight hours . day
seventyons factories Of st. Petersburg have adopted
resolution not 70 employ childreB OF minor age at
ALL and 1o54 young lAborsrs have been thrown out Of
employment.
1e.oys vrs~vs Is informed that the Ministerial "com
mission the Jewish Question have decided to pro-
hbit the Jews throughout the smpire' !. To do any
contract work for the Government or 10 supply prov
sions for the army or navy on contract TO engage IN
distiug brewing any sptrtuous drinks unless It b.
for exportation. .. TO lend money on interest IN
der any confederation.
Especial hospital for the treatment Of skin diseases
wiz soon bs opened In 81. rstsrsburg
The Gasss Of Rsvs . informed that railroad line IL
to BE- built along the coast OF the Baltic Sea- uniting all
the ports Of thst and making city OF Rsve the
centre Of the Baltic trade. The line will run from
Rsvei to Hspsi and from Pernova to Riga tping the
line that runs now between Rsvel and Riga
The Russian nobility 10 constitutonay not sxclu.
svs caste. There constant nuctustion In its num-
bers Persons Of the lower classes are often raised to
nobility they make themselves deserving In the
Governments ssrvies. and mobiles are degraded
n for the commission Of crime the courts
deprive them Of their titles and prsfsrsnces."
complaint has reached the senate that Al
assembly Of mobiles had refused 70 enter upon
their rolls the Of persons recently raised to their
station Upon further inquiry was found that the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-01

For good cabinet photographs try
Cummings, 302 Market street.
Bushs, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
Taylor ~ Fullerton's Cough Syrup is
one of tho bost syrupH for coughs and
colds prepared. so King street.
Now is the time TO order your $500
crayon portrait NJ Cummings gallery
S02 Market slreBt.
Durstein is manufacturing fine Ha-
vana filed handmade cigars, at No.
Last Second street.
Tho cigarette bill passed, hut tobacco
chewers are still chewing the Eat Plug.
"a ounces. 10 cents plug.
We have Just received new line OF
Engravings, Fostuls aud Water Colors
suitable for wedding presents. George
Hardcastle, All Shlpley street.
YIN. Radam Microbe Killer cures
La Grippe, Catarrh. and all other dis.
eases Sold by John j. Wilhelm. Re.
moved from 2.6 W. Second to 2l9 W.
Second street.
Mi. William Gawthorp, son of Allen
Gawthrop left yesterday to tako posi-
/ tlun IN a large manufacturing estab
lishnent in Detroit, Michigan,
Inc honest person who picked up q
/ pocket book containing about $50 on
Wednesday ut Ninth und Market streets
should return tho same to No. 9OT Mar
kct street and receive u liberal reward
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-01
FRIDAY, MAY /, 1891.


1t matters not what tho free-tr1do
papers say to the contrary, reciprocity
under the Mckinley tarin bill is be-
coming marked and grand success.
One by one reciprocity conventions
have bcenheld and arrangements have
been made, as far as they could be
concluded, for a free exchange Of ar
ticles Of use in each country, which
Que country produced in abundance,
and tho Other did not. The Cuban
American reciprocity arrangements
have been the latest on that line. and
ut the first they were the least expected.
There would have been no hesitation
whatever II all the Spanish West In
dies had not the Mother Country have
come in TO be eonciliated. But at last
S3nin yields the point, and the West
Indies trade OF Antillas sugar, mo-
lasses, coffee. hides, and tea are to be
exchanged on reciprocal terms for tho
United States flour, beans, and meats.
it may possibly be, indeed it is ex-
pected that the Spanish manufacturers
OF Hour will strenuously object to the
proposed agreement but as to the
Spanish Government, it was choice
between alternating the Spanish West
Indies, or offending Interested but not
dominant classes Of individuals
at home. Much credit is due to
Premier Carrovas del Castillo, who
made valuable concessions TO the
unity and welfare of the Spanish
nation. ON the American side equal
credit is due to Secretary Blaine and
Special Commissioner Foster of the
State Department for concluding the
settlement on such satisfactory
bases to American inter eets.