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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-11
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

There can be no handsomer gift
than a piano or organ. We handle
the renowned Steinwsy & Sons,
Weber, Chickering, Knabe, the IA.
vorite EMERSON, Ivers & Pond, Kim
ball & Hale pianos, and Kimball and
Mason & Hamlin organs, and sell
them on easy monthly installments.
A fine violin, guitar or mandolin
makes q nice present also. We give
better value for the money than any
other house in Texas.
THos. GoGGAN & Bros,
1873 If 20S Commerce street.
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WOIESON'S

Great Accent sale of elegant dress
fabrics is numbered with the things
of the past. To day they are
selling the greatest cloak bargain of
the season-an elegant beaver gar
ment, cut in the very latest style,
with large rolling collar, handsomely
trimmed, ordinarily $7-for this sale
1856. Center counter in dress goods
aisle. l.. WoLFSoN's.
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NOTICE.

Now that the cold weather Is &C.
tually here the place to buy a good
heating stove is at Thomas B. Wren,
No. 4l3 East Houston St. who also
keeps cooking stoves, hardware, etc. !;
and if you want your old stove quick
ly and carefully put up he is the man
TO have it done for you. ll-Z3 If
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A CONTINUATION

OF Wolfson's Clearance Sale
OF fall and winter clothing and over
coats for men, youths and boys. An
unparalleled opportunity to purchase
stylish wearing apparel for less
money than you'd expect to pay for
inferior goods. l.. WoLFsoN,
st Leader of Low Prices,
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JOSkEIS MILLINERY.

Always the newest there is in town.
Fall Millinery now goes SOC on the
dollar.
Joske's never let any grass, old
styles, or ancient pattern hats lodge
under their feet.
Prepare to be pleased in Evening
B nnets and Hats by our New York
trimmer.
II 103t JOSKE BROTHERS.
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VIII Move,

The U. s. Weather bureau office,
which is now in the Dullnig towers,
will probably be moved to the Alamo
Insurance company's building on Ma
varre street about the 18th of Febru.
ary. The building will be finished
and ready for occupancy on about the
18th of January.
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REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring.

Matilda and George Schroeder to
Clara Schroeder Kraus, lot IS.
south range of subdivision of
survey "a, section 2............
Paul Prefer and wife to Charles
Magerstadt, lot on Newton
street .........................s 376
Branch T. MastersOn to Joseph
Courand and Joseph Franklin, $50
acres out of survey 253{, .......... 200
Mary A. Maverick to Frederick
Vordenbaumen, lots s and 9, block
:, on Victoria treet............ 200
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For MEN ONLY.

During the next three days we will
offer unheard of value in merino and
WOODEN undershirts and drawers.
Special counters at SOC, 75c and 81,
worth fully third more.
l.. WOLFsON,
1t White Elephant Clothing House.
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Damaged Brusseh Carpets.

Balance of stock must be disposed
of by today and tomorrow. Choice
patterns still left and only slightly
damaged at 45c, 60c, 81 1-2c per yards;
former price 900, 100, 10.
HAAS & OPPENHEIMER.
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v. LORRA, The TAILOR.

Announces to his friends and customers
that he has received a shipment of 500
patterns of pants goods and 800 patterns
suitings. Fine pants will be sold for IS to
Sl2. Fine dress suits and black diagonals
a speciality. Satisfaction and fit guaran-
teed beyond question. S-25 tt
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EXAMINE AND PRICE

Our elegant line of silk initial and
plain handkerchiefs. Fancy borders,
all latest shades and patterns. II.
Harms, Alamo plaza. 1913 Il
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SALE :oF UNCLAIMED EsEreHTs

One horse, branded Il. one buggy and
harness, consigned to VIM. Sing. will be
sold at public auction on Saturday Dec
10. at 10 a. m. at No. Q North Flores street
Geo. Pearson, auctiOneer, in accordance
with the law for payment of freight and
charges. n. w. GRIsANoRt.
127 Agent |. & G. n. r. E.
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Best dressed angora skins and furs at
KOch's, 80 south Alamo street Consider
ing quality of goods and workmanship
our prices are as low as elsewhere. Aim
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THE STANDARD wAReo HOUSE co

Have Just received the largest and finest
car load of vehicles ever shipped to this
city, ladies' phaetons, speeding phaetons,
6uggies, carriages etc. We have the
highest Surveys in the world; also six car
loads of hacks, carts, express wagons etc
Agents for Rs"ine Wagon Co. Old
vehicles taken il exchange for new ones,
"a West Nueva street. 9-19-tf
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The celebrated E. Howard watch
es for ladies and gentlemen, also the
highest grade of imported watches, to
be found only at L. Rouvant's, $50
Commerce street. l2S lot
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GLOVES.

Dress, walking and driving gloves
in best grades, latest shades of color.
II. Harms, Opera House, Alamo
Plaza. IL Stf
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GENTS SHOES.

GENTS SHOES.
All latest styles in toes, best grades,
at lowest prices. H. HARMS,
IL Str Opera House Block.
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XMAS CARDS.

and holiday novelties at l.. Wolf
sons, cheaper than elsewhere.
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NEW LINE NEckWEAR.

Latest novelties, most compl etc
assortment In the city.
HERM. HARMS,
IL s If Opera House Block.
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uSPENDERS

In all the latest novelties, silk en-
broidered and plain for holidays. Fl.
Harms, Opera House Block. II Stf
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or. w. METERS OFFICE
Is now at his residence, 259 Garden
st. Hours, 10 to II q. M, to5 p. M
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HEAVY LOSSES SUSTAINED
By not buying.TEA at..Holland's
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THE FAT AND THE LEAN.

THE FAT AND THE LEAN.
Everybody who walks On two legs
can get a fit at the mammoth "White
Elephant" clothing house.
1910 st l.. WOLFSoN.
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CHEAP FUEL

Ring up Alamo Wood and Coat
yard, telephone 444, for the best coaI
and wood In the market aU lowest
prices. In G. H. LUEDDE, Mgr.
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CLOTHING, AS USUAL
In the most arts tic cuts and pat
terms of the day. II. Harms, Opera
House Block. Is Stf
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SOLE AGENTS

For the celebrated Miller hat. Herm.
Harms, Opera House block. 1913 If
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BIRON-In Loves Labor Lost.

BlRON-ln Loves Labor Lost
Necessity will make us all fOrsworn
Three thousand times, within this three
years spall,
For every man with his affects is born
Not by night mastered, but by special
grace.
If break faith this work shall speak for
me,
am fOrswOrn on mere necessity"
And when it had the thing it hunted
most
'TiSwon, as towns on fire, so won so
lost"
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ity andloss of nerve power, treated scientihc-
ally, by new methods, with great success IL
m8ks no difference what you have taken or
who has failed to cure you.
LOST MANHOOD and all weakness OF
the sexual organs treated with great success.
FEMALE DISEASES cured at home
without Instruments; wonderful remedy.
PILES Great discovery. cure guaran-
teed. No knife, cutting or Igature. Painless
treatmen
STRUCTURE cured without cutting. The
most wonderful discovery. Safe and sure.
SYPHILIS, The most rapid, safe and ei-
fecEiVe remedy. A complete cure guaranteed.
SKIN DISEASES of all kinds cured where
others have failed.
UNNATURAL DISCHARGES prompt;
ly cured in few days. Quick, Sure ana
ssie. This includes elect and Gonorrhea.
MY METHODS:
|. Free consultation at the Office or by mail.
O. Thorough examination and careful diagnosis.
s. That each patient treated gets the advantage
of special study and experience, and speca-
atty Is made of his or her disease.
Z. Moderate charges and easy terms ofpaymeni
A home treatment can be given In majority
Of cases.
Send for Symptom Blank No. for Men.
Send for Symptom Blank No. for Women.
Send for symptom Blank No. for Skin Dis
eases.
All correspondence answered promptly. Bust
ness strictly confidential. Medicine sent nee
nom observation. Refer to banks in San Az
tonic, Texas.
in. HATHAWAY, M. D.,
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Lay on Macduff, and damned be ne who
first says hold enough.
| am foeman, worthy of thy steel
My Aztec blood is up, so is my Irish stuff
Those wrongs Of mine, seek not to con-
ceal.
The bridge is reached, fear not the golden
writ.
Lay on TO me, and see who first gets hit.
There's method in his madness. he thinks
he sees my guilt.
And must send this dagger, up to him,
to the hilt
'Tis BanquO'S ghost, twill not down for
gold, am betrayed. Who squealed? I'm
sold
o! where is now my scepter and my ring?
IN bend no knee, SinceI have still my
king.
SCUFTn
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LUCIO-In Measure for Measure.
If l could speak so wisely under an ar
rest, | would send for certain of my
creditors, and yet to say the truth, |
had as lief2 have the fOppery of free
dom as the mortality of Imprisonment.
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CORIOLAUNS

CORIOLAUNS-
May | change these garments"
That | will straight do and knowing
myself
Again repair to the senate.
We did request it, we are the greater poll.
and in true fear, they gave us our
demands
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CHANCE FOR BUILDERS.
For Sale: Thirty four shares paid
up stock in the International Build
ing and Loan Association.
94-tf II. B. JOHNSON.
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THE CHEAPEST TEAS,

Hollands Happy Thought" SOC per ID
Hollands II know" Coo per ID.
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QUOTATIONS FROM THE POETS

And an limitation by the Devil.
TENNYsoN-Geraint and Enid.
Turn fortune, turn, thy wheel may smile
or frOwn
With that wheel, we go not up or down"
For man is man and maker Of his fate"
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LONGFELLow-Psalm OF Life
Art is long and time is fleeting, and our
heart, though stout and brave:
Still like muf1led drum are beating
Funeral marches to the grave.
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.IrNIuS CESAR

JUNIUS CESAR
What is now amiss that Caesar and his
senate must redress?
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DR.. Hathaway,
J.BROADFOoT. M, D., Assistant.
Regular Graduates
The Leading Specialist Of the South and west
Private, Blood, Skin and Nervous Diseases

IUUkG Men
who by t h cir
acts of imrpud-
ence or folly SUI
fer from Merry
o u 8 Debility,
Z X h au 9 t in z
drainson he r.
fountains Of LIE,
affecting tn e
mind, body and
manhood should
Consult the cele-
sbrated D r..
Hat h a w ay
TAT ce. Re
smenber nerv-
70 Il s diseases
with or without
dreamslor debil.
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SCEIETD.
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Twinkle, twinkle, little star, up above the
world so high;
Dull thy simmer, it means war, against
our ill-gotten pie.
The sun., 1891-05-03
The Deaisl Of. Hell.

The Rev. Dr. BRIDoxAN. for many years
She pastor Of ono Of the most important
Baptist churches In town. has resigned his
charge because Of objections made to Views
Wprsssed by him against the doctripe ct
SvAslasting punishment.
No rejects the orthodox view Of hell hatly
and dscidedly calling 1t "ungodlike and tor
yible." To his mind, tho true hell Is not .
place OF flre and brimstons. Of eternal tor
turo and agony inexpressible, but "the In
ward depravity which selAshness and un-
1aithfulness are certain to breed:" the evil
IN tho hearts OF men against which COP
burns with an ever-inoreasing intensity,
resoiutely. perasyeringly, even until there
b no more sin." Practically. therefore. this
Baptist declared himself . Uniyersalist.
It seems. too that the great majority Of
his nook agree with him. or At least arc not
troubled by his hsresy. 6inoo tho preaching
Of the sermon IN which he rejected hell they
have passed vote 81 confidence In him. He
also Gays that he has received assurances
tfom many other Bsptists that they are in
sympathy with his views. and there is no
doubt that those opinions prevail now
throughout all the branches OF Protestant
1sm. But the fsw who sti1 cling to BE-
Hef In hell look on the doctrine e.
,Df prime and essential importsnce. and 40
1anisaCs ae Gsa tass Of osfnoaoxx vhisk
The sun., 1891-05-03
We have further Information from Halir.,

We have further iniormstion from Halifax
about the landing there Of STORAGE passengers
from Euro. who at once lesvs for tie United
statsA We learn that ono steamship rscsntly
carried TO HALIFAX 800 Of yhsm. ons-hslf Of
whom were bound for this country. The
rscords kept at Halifax ahow that several
thousands OF them have taken that way TO this
country during the present year. II appears
thss still others are landed at St. Johns In
Newfoundland. from which they proved 70
New York by way OF Canada =. ,
There nssd b no doubt that some Of the
stssrase passsngsss who take tho Halifax
route are persons who could not pass the in
spsctiop at the Barge Ofios. and who would b.
dsbArrsd from entering this port or any other
American port. II 10 more than likely that the
authosisies Of those European citiss and towns
wli,h shin crminals mbetilss. and pAupsrs to
America give them passage to Halifax rather
than 10 New YORK. on account Of our immiGrs-
tiou laws. - - -.
when tAs Assistspt Secretary Of The Treas
MI eAnaA Assclasa ussk n leek iiate ~ husi~
The sun., 1891-05-03

The notion that persons Of sound mind
are often confined in lunstic asylums was an.
thoritatfvsly corrected by the Association Of
Medical superintendents Of American Institu-
tions for the Insane, which held It's Conven-
tion In Warrington last week. resolution
was adopted BY that body in which tho mem
bers declared that cases OF improper conhne-
ment In asylums were unknown 70 thsm: and
this declaration was made By o unanimous
vote Of the association. Il IL An important
declaration. and viii 70 far in correcting no.
ton that Is entertained by some people.
The sun., 1891-05-03


There 10 An intimation that Mr.. Blaine. IN
accepting the post Of Secretary Of State wrote
TO Mr.. Harrison letter like that which he
wrote to Mr.. Garfield when accepting the flst
place In that Rentleman's Cabinet The letter
to Mr.. Garfield was o pledge against political
rivalry. 1t meant clearly that Mr. Blaine would
work for the glory Of the Administrator, and
that, In case Of success he would regard the
glory won - belonging to the President and
emitting him to ron omination. No dou6t ths
letter IN Mr.. Harrison Is modelled after that to
Mr.. Garfield. II 30. MI. blaine Il out Of
the nsld % long a. Mr.. Harrison 10 In
IT and We are inclined to thtAk that
he 10 out VI It anyway In a word.
there 10 NO reason to suppose that
Mr.. Blaine wants the Presidency. No doubt
s Ss:sah hs ffs:s n ISL +. :sS :ps
nominatiop and was detsatsd at the polle; |;
Il 1883 ss h: +: dsSo: hs,sssa WSon, S0uS. SSh
sSud capture shs Oomlnsioa next year. but
pisin that Mr. Blaine e : man WHOSE character a M
hes ripeped. bIosdened. and Improved With
ne ssps ss y tended e 9s: h%
ss 81. q %:S !: .sos: :' I9si s.. inc NJ! 4
% .r aSns ana ~ II ' % s wGss %sd
se asns1 s ia . sH q ST8s IN the P'
love rSoh SSt an Il
ass sSs las essems Il L
an imposing position. with light work. great
sad "shp pas sr s2 e.:
Az ysaI sSsSIs u ,hs ea,s s,a q enS %spd %Ipsd
@ sssins1 1I as s 81 assn
ara sad 1Ses ssS e oin
snss1sd sera OiSnesais Is frs:issp .Gsa g
anssS1P ssS nss ssa s:ss sss.1ssap ss .%
asncs ssd much q ss
Grant bY his fame ss . soldier. gave prestige
sns es snd sss pfs:s: g 1H r.
sna sss z;
ospSs Il snsS assRs
msns and the others simply carried on the once
With p9Es Or Ices ss;Siltty NGs
s.as q shopsR Rs sss
Dsn Gs Is sbs
since tho formative days OF the republic. and
70 rses. pSSs Ss fSsa
sos sss.n that /. s T. soushs % a.. s. sss.ss
s e s's g; sd
Ssttins ssids two men, Of civil war .fsms,
iane9ln snd Grant: i is plain that the list Of
{sakson; q the last plsee. IN which to look
icr really get Or , re5Si!y ~, =, ,rsprsasnts.!y3
$::sss. "a / Es H.: "a Is: s.; s::
mepts-elong With those that seem, st home
IN such exalted spherss-show collection Of
pretty Door names.
The sun., 1891-05-03

Tho Paris correspondent Of tho Herald has
had IN important interview with Baron
HIRscH. the opulent and benevolent Aus.
trian Jew who recently established fund ol
$500 900 to enable the jewish refugees from
Russia to 70 to some part Of America. Thil
fund ID large enough to pay the passage oi
tens Of thousands, Of psople across thu
Atlantic and to assist them afterwaxd.
In February last the Baron put this fund
In charge OF Board Of Trustees In thii
city. and q portion Of 1t has been disbursed
every week In aiding the Jewish immigrs.
tion to this port.
+ It was announced on Tuesday last by the
Pull Mau GascAe that Baron HIRsoH had
established stu greater fund. amounting
to $4,000 900, for the promotion OF his prof.
oct. and that the RorHsonILDs and other
wealthy Jews would furnish yet more capital
for the work. According to the RuH Mall Ga.
sette. the main fund. which is separate from the
special fund now held In New York, is to
bs used In purchasing lands for Jewish set.
tiers In some country, Of North or South
America There was a report here not Iona
ago that suitable tract Of land had been
found In the State Of Pennsylvania; aud II
70 AuOWh tu0b 0BOuk6 " tlo 0AIOu uAVd
been looking for desirable territory In vsri.
ous States Of the West and South and on the
Pacific coast. II ID alleged. however. by the
London paper that the Baron has now -.
cerfained thu. great bodies OF Jewish refu.
Rees wpuld not bs welcomed in any part Of
the Uhited States. ~an
Tho Paris correspondent oe the Hva,d, in
interviewing Baron HIRaoH about bis project
gotta iew Interesting facts. When hs asked
for Information respecting the report that q
jewish colony was 10 be founded In Ponn-
sylvsnia, the Baron rsplisc; "No, IL - mot
to be In Pennsylvania; that 10 mistake. !"
The correspondent said TO the Baron: h..
-rou hsd issssdsd forming . ss,say 10 The UsasA
stAtsa had yea sstf" '''.' s-.aa
Tho Baron answered In . way that was
st onoe cautious and humorous by saying:
-Pshsss Bat We tAsashs ,hsy had enough Jsvs
tbsrs alSssAy| .- Z.
OF course this remark h not to DO under
stood AZ Implying that the New York
HIRscH fund will not hereafter be used In
assisting Jewish immigrants TO tkis country;
1t merely indicstes that hs has given up
his project OF founding Jewish colonies here.
In further roplytAs 10 the inquiries of the
Herald eopespopdsns Baron HIssoH said:
-!s1ASvsassassa&S ssunlsltM ts1S AsassoaAlAr
The sun., 1891-05-03

should b applied with severity 10 al
preachers. They are strong In their az.
Rresslve power because they have decided
conviction. while those who recoil from the
doctrine OF everlasting .ptinishment ara
merely in negative state Sot mind Under
the influence of thoir human sympathiee
and aversion from every kind Of suffering.
Tho believers in hell believe because they
believe in tile Bible. Tho others reject hell
simply because Il seems to them cruel and
unjust thal anybody should be tortured
eternally because OF his failure TO accept
Christianity In this short earthly Life. even
II, as in the case OF the heathon, he knows
nothing about It. It fs only spother exam-
pie Of the prevalent disposition in thsse
days to oppose reason to faith. The belisv-
ers In hell unquestionably have all the
standards OF orthodox faith on their side:
and therefore DR.. BhrDGMAN steps out nom
the pulpit of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, though he is In sympathy with tho
majority Of his nock and, probably, with tho
great majority Of Protestants who are nom
inally orthodox.
The Presbyterian demand for the revision
OF tho Westminster Confession started In .
feeling that It would, b. unjust to torture
the heathsn in hell sverlAstinxiy simply be-
cause of their ignorance Of the Gospel: Tbs
same revulsion OF sentiment aSainst the old
hell doctrine is sappine Congregational en-
thusiasm for foreign missions. II the
heather are not to be damned. the motive
Of sacrifice to send the Gospel to them Is do
stroyed. Piouspeopls who agree with DR..
BRIDaMAN will not deny themselves for the
conversion Of the heather. They will be
disposed to leave them In the hands Of GoD.
Yet, II tho doctrine Of hell is thrown over
board, the whole system Of Protestant the
ology must be rsballdS soh O. nsw founda-
tion.s II everybbdy p tob& sssed and thtre,
Is to be mo more sin," tho doctrine OF
rewards and punishments must bo expunged
from all creeds. II the oblitsration is to
be done at tho dictation Of human reason
and human conceptions Of justice. all other
doctrines Of the Bible must be cast aside ct
the same demand. and Prof. BRIaos 10 the
true exponent Of tho new theology.
The appearance OF the now leaven OF,
skepticism among the Baptists b very ysie-
nificant, for a. q denomination they have
been hitherto the strongest Of Calvinists. the
most devout OF believers In the authority
and absolute and literal inspiration Of the
scriptures The theological revolution 10
confined to no one of the Protestant fami-
lies, but extends to them al.
The sun., 1891-05-03

on FRIDAY. night l. Franksl. Mr.. Smith, Mis-
Isadore Smith, and other. got into skif u
and dsss. T6S river WAS e1csedinsIy muddy
froptn4 rain, and before the boat haa pro-
Into the 6ost twas followed By snothsr and
another until within the space of 3 few min
ptes iheIe were nfteen Topping. Gourtshing
half pound to three rounds In weight
The ection Of those ash cannot b. accounted
for ~ thorO was NO llRht whatever In the boat.
Several of ,ths. larger hsh attending thsse
aerohstio featS jumped entirely over the boat
The sun., 1891-05-03

ness Of the Barge once. hs said the Govern
ment was preparine to appoint new force Of
inspectors to be stationed at Halifax. at Mon.
treai. and along the Canadian border, and also
that American Consuls In the Canadian prov
inces would be instructed to furnish informa-
tion for the guidance Of INSPECTORS This
business ought to have been taken in hand Ions
aRn