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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-02
Daniel in the Lyons Den.

Some years ago o poor 1rishman living
IN Virginia come into possession or an oil
painting representing Daniel IN the
Lions Den. and as the painting was much
admired Pat thought he wonld travel
about from town to town and exhibit and
explain the historical points OF his
pictt Z. He stood before an enlightened
pd explained as follows:
I'd gintlemin here is Deniel in
In, the large sphace bechune
add the lyon Is the din; they call it
VS. din because it was the lyons
te altogether. Av course the era
the rare is the-lyon himself and the
q An him is rising at the sight OF
Ne I'll and the fact that he had nothing
TO ase at all for tin days. do not same to
make him willing to mind his own buSl-
ness and lit poor Deniel alone. Thare
sits poor Deniel here, ladies and gintle-
min and there sits the lyon there. The
lyon is not afraid of Deniel, not at all, 1t
Is Deniel that is afraid of the lyon, be-
cause Deniel knows If the lyon was to
bite him he would fale it rale plain. II
Deniel was to escape, the lyon would fale
raie sorry, but Deniel would fale a hape
betther The longer Deniel remains
che worse tbs for Deniel and the betther
For the Lyon. If Deniel should escape,
{ the Lyon would fale loike one of us whin
(the Chrshtmish churkey Shud pity away
rom the plate on the table and lave moth
ling but the cranberry sauce and the
{plate: av coorse he'd be afther taking the
Shutting wud HIM. Now ladies and gin
Hemin, whin yez presint yersilyes here
Ehumofrow aYenin, I'll explain how De-
MEL escaped and whit down to Uncle I'm
efson and bought WATERBURY watch
land gr.r for he might mate the same
h.yon ess.ln, but not IL the time on his
Waterbury watch would prevint, and If il
stpuld not he would have something wud
i'm to make 1t plisent for the Lyon.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Steadman Wright, deceased
Whereas letters of administration upon
the estate Steadmaa Wright, deceased,
were granted TO the undersigned by the
County Court of Bexar County, on the
nth day of November A. d. 1890; all per-
sons holding claims against said estate
are required to present the same Within
the time prescribed by law.
DAVID KIRKwoOD, Administrator,
Address No 10 South Alamo street. SAN
itary engineer and plumber, 8. A., Tex.
l2-G-4t
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The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. f. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
rethren church, Blue Mound, Kan,
ys:fsI feel 1t my duty TO tell what Won
RS DIR. Kings New Discovery has done
Nme. My lungs were badly diseased,
TINY pafishioners thought could live
Va fevlweeks. ] took FIVE bottles of
Ting'S New Discovery and am sound
co., gaining 20 lbs. in weight
AZ Love, Manager Loves Funny
Combination. writes: After a
igh trial and convincing evidence,
onfdent DIR. Kings New Discovery
Sumption, beats 'em all, and cures
erything else fails. The greatest
| can do my many thousand
TO urge them to try it." Free
es at Dreiss, Thompson & Co. e
Regular sizs SOC and Si!Oo.
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TheUniversal Verdict or the:People
who nave used Clsrke's Extract Of Flax Pa'
piHon) Skin Cure award 1t the first and highest
place "a a remedial agent in ali cases Of Skin
Disc asses. Erysipelas. Ecxema, Pimp.es, m
slightly blotches. humiliating eruptions, Bolis'
Carbuncles, letter. ETC., all yield to this won.
derful preparation at once: Price 81 TOT
large bottle, At r. Kalteyer's Drug Store.
Clarkes Flax Soap is good for the Skln'
Trvit. Price 70 cents [litu
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Dtstres sing Case and AHappy.Cure
For over q year I have had break
Ing out on my leg, which troubled
ne 20 bad could not walk, leg bad
" swelled, of o purple color, with
eruptions so bad that blood would
ooxe out if / bore my weight on 1t.
I was recommended to try Clarks
Extract of Flax (Papillon) skin Cure,
which I have done. My leg is now
we'll and / can walk two miles on it
without any trouble. Signed, A d.
hayward.
Clark's Flax soap makes. the SIX "A
sSoff and prevents chapping. Skin
Cure $1.00. Soap % cents. For ssls
" F. Kalteyer & Son. lafIv
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| H & A DA G 4 s
AND N0THING ELSE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Green StInson. of Wilson County,
Btatc OF Texas, d on the 10th day of Mo-
yember, a. D.. 1856. by his certain Deed Of
Truet. recorded in Volume X on pages 544. 545,
kf8 and 545 of the Records of Wilson county,
Stare OF Texas, convey to the undersigned, H.
Barnard. Trustee. for the purpose OF Sc
cusjuR the payment of the debt therein
described, The following lands. to-wit:
That certain lot. tract, or parcel or land,
lying. situate and being in the county of VIII
45a and State Of TIE xas, known as Subdivision
No. { Of the Campbeli-Loneley Survey in said
County, said Subdivision No. containing
4inety-Six 96j acres OF land. more particularly
described as follows: BEGINNING at the 8. W I.
corner of subdivision No. = belonging to
Green Stnsun: thence ~ "A degrees E. 1910
vSrns to the N. f. corner of this subdivision;
thence S. I6 degrees e. 52l varas to the south
east corner of this subdivision; thence s. a
degrees west 1910 varas TO the s. W. corner of
this subdivision; thence N. 10 degrees west
81 y4rss the place of beginning, Said Sub
division No. being bounded on the north by
No s. on the west by Subdivision No. IA and
the Pirtle Subdivision, all being subdivisions
Of said Campbell Longley Survey, 10 Wilson
Y: whereas. said debt IS now past due, and re-
mains wholly unpaid: and whereas the owner
OF said debt has requested me to execute the
eaid deed of trust ace riding to its terms:
Now. therefore, /. the said h. *. barnard.
b. virtue of the power In me vested by SAID
eed OF trust. and at tho request OF the owner
of said promissory notes therein described,
win sell the aforesaid property TO the highest
bidder for cash. at public auction, before the
door of the Court house of Bexar County,
lxas. between the hours of ten O'Clock a. M
Ah4 O'Clock pm, on Tuesday, January 9th,
y *; and after such sale. will. In the name OF
In Stinson. execute TO the purchaser or
;haaerse deed 90 said property.
ais Notice of Sale has been duly and legal
IS posted in Wilson County, Texas, as the law
requires for judicial sales.
Bone and dated this the 10th day OF Decem-
R-io git H.E BARNARD. Trustee.
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How is This T?

Are you going to risk your lives, and
the lives of your family by buying cheap,
worthless vehicles, when you can buy for
a trifle more a good reliable buggy or
carriage made by the Connersville Qnd.)
Buggy company from ON. PIGOTT,
Cor. Houston and Soledad streets, San An
tonic, Texas. Gle
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A ValuapIe Remedy.

A letter from s. p, Wardwen, Boston, sayt
81 used C1ark's Extract Of Flax JPRpillon
"Catarrh Cure in June last for Hay Fever
"with great satisfaction, and ind II the only
''thing have seen which would allay, with
'tout Irritation, the inflammation of the noe
''trils and throat. Its soothing and healing
properties were marked and immediate"
Large bot tie k1.00. Cisrk's Flax Soap is the
atest and best. Try Il, 70 cents. Ask for
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Preston,s Hed-Ake.

p y Bishop of 421 Ave. e, San Antonio
SAYS: Enroll my name among the many
who have been relieved by your wonderful
twenty years. Ii relieved me in twenty min.
ties. / shall never be without a bottle
or sale by all druggists, Scots.
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PREs1oN.s HEpuAkE.

Iudre j. n. MeLeary. -5ex-Att'y Gen'l of
Texas and Past Greud Master of Masons, says:
SIT He'd kei is the best medicine for head
Ache ever saw" Cures any.headache For
sie By aid rrggists. soc.
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AN EXTRA BARGAIN.

Two and one-half acres, az lotS near
Arkansas Pass depot, can be had at bar
gain II bought early. Will be In market
only short time. Apply to Jno. I.
Hambleton & Co., No. East Commerce
street.
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roR sxls--kT5,Aa5SN.,

Rock House, four =. ,Tfge@y pms and
kitchen, hall thirty feet Ton; n,fservant's
room, bath room, hot and cold water,
pantry, wood shed and wash house. Lot
shrubbery in front yard. Price IS 300;
one-half cash. JNo. T. HAMBLEroN q Co.
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Assignee's Sale.
Selling out entire stock of A. Bruins
wick d Son, regardless of cost.
1919 N. SHNITZER, Assignee.
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1hE.ILl aktlAklMlIslkcE.E

Flies and Ants are quickly annihilated
by mixing teaspoonful Of ROUGH ON
RATS with saucer Of sweetened water;
lace on high shelves or suspended in the
room; OF, mix teaspoonful of ROUGH
ON RATS with a half-pound Of brown
sugar and sprinkle on high out of reach
shelves, or on rear border of lower
shelves, out of reach of children. Gu
this out. ~ Tyr.
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A verv Large,peroenrake.

Canes, all styles, silver and gold, first
quality heads, snake wood, Malacea, and
Ebony sticks. Finest assortment In
stock Bell Bros. Commerce street. 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-02
KNIGHTS of Pvthlas Endown-

ment Rank offers the best and safest in
surance. For further particulars, ask any
member of the order, or, 7. B. johnson, at
the IGRT office
The sun., 1891-01-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
"The Barber Of B.sa.a" .t the German
Opera.

"The Barber Of Bssd.d" .t the German
Opera.
worry light and amusing evening entertain
ment was given last night In the Metropolitan
when Cornelius's Barber Of BARdad." q one
act opera which appeared last season for the
first time. was produced. supplemented by .
now ballet entitled Dresden China"
The subject OF this latter was the accidsn tai
discovery Of tn. process Of making the famous
ware. 1t naturally afforded opportunity for
tho display in procession not only OF whole sete
o!dshes in the we'll known onion pattern " In
blue and white. but OF most charming pink and
while shepherds and shepherdesses. cross
legged Turks, with wRRRinR heads and lolling
tongues. OF dainttes court ladies and gente-
men In satin and lace besides q CORDS OF dane
ing girls In black. looking as II they had sud
denly gone Into mourning for Q defunct ballet
mastor.
Later they emerged in brilliant prtsmatc
colors, admirably assorted. Though "Dres-
den China" has not the humor or the connect
cd story whtoh belonged to die Puppepfee," !"
90 popular last winter. 1t has q certain charm
o. its own. H. perhaps less In degree than tho
The Barrier Of BAgdad" allows Fischer an
excsllent chance Of display and is very satis-
factory in its way. With 4 really iDterestir r
enhanced
Pauline Broch is not adequate. even to 40
slight an exigency. The evenings programme
will be again given next week Wednesday.
The sun., 1891-01-31
Gen. booth Begin. II. New Work.

LONDON. Jan. 8O.-In St. Jsmess Hall to-
night Gen. Booth OF the Salvation Army began
the execution OF the scheme Of social reRenera-
land and the Way Out"
fn connection With tho exercises, he aff1 xed
the Interest Of the subscribers to the fund for
carrying on the work. BE also commissioned
the frst band Of Salvationist officers set apart
for the now work.
Cen. Booth retains large powers under the
decd OF trust. Either himself or his successor r
will be supreme director OF tho scheme and OF
the moneys.
Any change made must be assented to By
two. thirds OF the, Consultative Committee Qf
this committee Gen. Booth will dominate six
members, and the Archbishop Of Canterbury.
the President OF tho Wesleyan Society. tho
Chairman of the Congregational Union. the
Gene oral. and the Chairman Of the City Council
Will each nominate two members one Of whom
may DO the nomtnRtor.
The sun., 1891-01-31
PRICE 5 CENTS. BUY IT.

sure the party will unite In his support. lie
would not anfagoniae ms many.a as he did the
year he was deion,ed, Tho peopls 500 that he
1ni sure"
Whom will the Democrats nominate
Oh l can't tell what they will do. Mr.,
Cleyolanu evidently wants the nom alton. and
40 ,toes Mr. hill, From what see In tho papers
should think thnt Mr.. Hill was the more pop.
ular candidate. but ! am not in positlon to
Judge. Tho south seems 10 want Mr.. Clevc.
lana, 40 ] should say that he has . very good
chance OF a.. III INK the nomination"
III Mr. Rlaiue AMI AIR. Cleveland are tho
candidates again which will win ?"
] don't think there is any doubt that Mr..
Blaine would he elected The people arc better
:duen'ei than they wHre FIX years ago. and
they won't believe all the lies that were told
about Mr. Bln,nc IN 1854. te has proved BY his
clean slat"smnnshir that no is not tho rascal
his opponanis declared him to hc. Ii is u pity
that there should be 40 much outrageous
falsehood in conducting elections"
DIR. whittier spoke very earnestly about ths
race problem and other Issues of ihe day. In
spite OF hls abandonment OF literary effort he
has Rbated in no degree his int crest IN tho
general welfare Of his fellow men.
The sun., 1891-01-31
THE AsToR- WILLING WEDDING.
Ts He Home Event witAa Limitat,ea -
to Guests-The Details.

Ts Ne n H.ms Exen, vun . ISu,t.~,e. ~
.se"s
TO Snest--Tse Details.
PbrrApx1pp1A. Ian, so-Tbe details of the
r.rr,.a. -, Nj. w,,,,. >. iahn i..nh -.
!narIiaSs Vi MISS "iihng 10 9onn 'seoo hstor'
visiting list in New York comprises about
600 ....on. NJ. w,,,,,s ha. s,r,o., ~
large . list in New York besides Philadelphia
list OF about 800.
S.,, ,,u
Ne'sitheiess u mas oeen deeidsd 10 unit tns
the Invitations ss far As possible to relatives
and q circle of most intimate friends. amount.
inv 70 ahout HOO
The msrrin~c viii tate p,.cs a, Tpssdav
Ean M ~ ssU pss vi AuSou",
The sun., 1891-01-31
4 NEwsPAPER ARMS FOR DEFENCE
SIX Hundred STUDENTS Who Marched
AGalnst LEG allte DisRerseA BY the Police

Six Hundred Students Who Marched
Against L. IEGslite DisPerseA by the Police.
PARIS Jan. SO.-L'Egslik to-day. In answer
to the action OF the 200 students who stormad
the offices OF that paper yesterday. demanding
the nams OF the writer Of An article accusing
them OF opportunism. is preparing for armed
defence Of its Office and has Issued summons
to tho vulutionists asking them ~ assist the
newspapers force against tho students.
The students threaten 10 return t.. day, 1000
strong.
The police seized to.day's issue OF L'Egoltr.
number VI Revolutionists responded to the
papers call for assistance, and during the day
the offices were guarded by twenty OF these men
armed with rsvUlvers and cud9els. but owing
10 the action Of the municipal authorities their
services were not required.
The students made an attempt to carry out
and 800 of them gathered n the Latin quarter.
tanhment OF nolirs to the scene Of the trouble.
the building OCCUPIED by Ilgohts they found
allow ,hem to cross the bridge.
Very great excitement prevailed In the dis
trict in which the paper Y situated. Large
crowds. gathered outside the building and
from until 8 o'clock this afternoon The
police were continually engaged In dispensing
groups OF men who were voclforously discuss
Ing tho Contemplated attack. Many OF the
students have been placed under arrest
The sun., 1891-01-31
HER DANAGES REDUCED,

Ro,6OO Instead OF 8lo.O0O for Miss
knowles In Her suit Against Duncan.
LONDON. Jan. 80.-The court has reduced the
amount OF damages awarded to Miss Gladys
Knowles In her suit against Mr.. Leslie Fraser
Duncan. late editor Of the Matrimonial Ne,os.
to f85O0.
The suit " a. for breach Of promise Of mar.
Iisgs. Tho defendant is about eS years old
the plaintiff about Il. On the first trial OF tho
su Hsr Sst' ~ sst ss hnGwss voS ssGutSd
payment OF this judgmen the defsn dan trans
fsrred his interest in the Matr,n,o,ial NeWs
to compromise the matter for x2.k0O. but th !,
defendant declined to accept her proposition.
Bsnkrup'cy Court. and it was WINS "sn thsre made sde
known that he was married In June. to the
Hon. Mira Whyt-eMelyllle. widow Of the WELL
known novelist. and mother Of Viscountess
Massersne. Mr. Duncan through his solic-
tors. appealed against the verdict as excessive.
The sun., 1891-01-31
Notes or Foreign .Hnppen,.ss.

A. new steamship COMPANY is being formed
In Athens, with q capital OF t5.O0UOUO.
The strikers have Jos! med work on all tho
Scotch rair ads. with the exception OF tile
CRledonian road.
The wife and daughter OF Mr.. stallo. form
erly United States Minister to Italy. are Ill in
Home ol typhoid fever. They have been In
critical cohdit on, but are recovering.
The Correctional Appeals Court In Paris has
confirmed the sentences OF Nine. Duuueiry and
the journalist Gregoire. " who were condemned
msnt for aiding in the escape oil Padswski, Ihs
murderer OF Geno Selivsrston.
The Russian Grand Duke George. who met
With serious Acctdentin lndin on Thursday.
for q while to recruit his heah. The Grand
Duke, who IL tho commander OF . Russian
tour. fell from the msinlop ~ the deck and
Injured bis spino
The sun., 1891-01-31
C.pt. Howard P.tss-.o. =, the n. A. 4.

A very Interesting lecture on The Ipstru-
msnts Of Nsvixstion. Dealt with from Prac-
ticsl StsndpeiAt" was delivered last night by
Capt. Howard Patterson. late Admiral VI the
Haytian Navy. before the members OF the
Manhat tan Athletic Club.
numb OF yachtsmsn and many promi-
nent mepbsrs OF the club attended the lecture
in the ladies' parlor.
ON q table the CAPITA in displayed all Of the
instruments used in navigation, taking w
each and thhnsougay sfplsnins is Pss 70 ~
rant, the ohronometsr, the tafrI al log. the log
book. and the lead.
The mem bsrs were highly pleased. and at the
conclusion OF tho le ture they complims al ed
him on his able address, The Captain will ls.-
lure again before the Yachting season opens
next Friday evening ct Z 80 clock.
The sun., 1891-01-31
NEWS or TIE RAILROADS.
Latest Information of intere.t From An
Quarters.

Latest Information Of Interest From An
Quarters.
The Inter-Sta ate Commerce Commission In An
opinion by Commissioner Vcazey. announced
its decision Of tho case OF tho Boston Fruit and
Produce Exchange against tho New York and
New England Railroad Company. the Central
Railroad Company OF New Jersey. tho Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company. and the pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company in favor OF tho COM
plainant Tho case involves tho reasonable.
ness Of the rate on peaches in car loads which
%yomina.. Del. to Boston d and the decision , 4
shss shsn,d II; rate 1880 than Il
section Of the Interstate Commerce law and
.ns Of the wDras %. conlS
Pc is also laid down that contracts and tariffs.
hled With the Commission a. required By law,
IF 3hs
tn9. \. 1t 70 also held that com lnerclal bodies.
bsors s
sn htnE % Ss
The House Committee on Common Carriers
in the Alabama Legislature. after weeks Of
unanmously to mako an adverse report on a
% to f.
eonpaniss COMP have tafen arsat interest 1 fS IL o..
fsatfnx this bili. and have brought before tho
committee their abest counsel. managers. and
agents. The railroad side OF tho question hns
been tp charge 4 the Hon: VIM J. Wood the
Nashville Railroad. #Hkilss 1T tho n unanimons os
voice OF tho committee IL regarded as a VIC
tory for him. It means beyond this that tho
for the past lew years ia pnRrvelons will con-
tinue her 90, servRtive policy toward corpora-
tiona: avoidin unnecessary rcatrictiOn and
hostile leHislaiion. Five hundred miles OF rail-
way are now under construction In Alabama.
A decision was handed down In tho United
States Court at Omaha yesterday In the
Union Pacific bridge case. A Temporary In
Island to resIra!!n the Union Pacific from in
terfsri with the pussage Of Rock Island oars
grant tho motion for n temporary Injunction.
and sustained tho motion to dissolve tho re-
The sun., 1891-01-31
Flushing's Charity Ball.

FlushirR's charity ball in AID OF the hospital
In that place yearly brings together the society
people OF that aristocratic village. 1t was held
in the Flushing opera House last night. Tho
ball Is directly under the supervision OF the
BOARD OF Managers OF tho hospital. who are
Mrs. 1. d. Barton. Mrs. r s. Bovine. Mra VIM
M,lIrrmsr haNhn Mrs !; Donaid Mrs j. + H!ckS
Lyuc.L. Mrs j. a. Repwlck Mrs. L. j. Thomp-
son Mrs. j. ". Need. Mrs. J C. WilmeIdins
ERaysid", ara Mrs. +. p. stratton, College Point
Ihe hall was handsomely decorated, and there
w, Wfs an abundance OF pretty girls and beauti-
III! costumes
Among the many persons present were MI;
ana Mrs T. BOVINE. Nj. and Mrs EDWARD
Mrs William Willis, Mr. and Mrs.. .Frsderick
Eowne, Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Bullard. Mr.. and
Lynch,
The sun., 1891-01-31
obituary Notes.

Charles Chaplin. the French painter. and en-
EraveI. is dead He Was lorn at Andelys On
mother French. He was pupil OF Drolling.
He hrst attracted attention Ly his portraits. In
1851 picture OF biz sister won medal Other s,I
w.rs w.rs' $50 "sSap S'oBsbbtl Bsabbles'" Esther'
Young Girl With a GGollaret,e," ,."Iths The
many clever Decorative. designs. among which
the ceiling ct the Hotel Musard Is counted .
SRsf dtaure Hs dssor.tsd EoriisG499s Of ths ths
johnson jhs sale I in New Yori, his Prayer tex4i
sold for $3.50. A critic, in describing bis work.
Eli wth sdsss to bsef %hs
der ,fchu coauettishly torn 70 dazzle With .
These are his iavorlte tricks, and no succeeds
in them without too much effort"
Ex-Msyor job Male OF Plainneld died last
night, in his ssd year Hs He's was as born n n
this country when he was years old. He Was
for many years prominent builder In Jersey
The sun., 1891-01-31
ORITUARY.
Chersse 1raAlasgh. the Easiish yres THAT.
ev saA Meaber or Fasiiane.s

~-srsss 0rnAlA0ghs the EAGiaeh yTeo ThfAk-
er saA Member or Fasiianeat.
LONDON. Jan. So.-Oharlss Bradlaush. mem.
ber Of Parliament for Northampton. who had
been critically III for some time. died at
O'Clock this mornine His end was quiet and
peaceful. He was iAsensibls. and seemed to
suner no pain. The immediate cause Of his
death was ur@mis- The funeral will take place
on Tuesday next There will be no funeral
procession. no show OF mourning and NO re-
ligtous service.
Mr.. BradlauRh had been uncop sious since
Tuesday. 1t has been decided that his body
shall be crsmatsd.
j., M, Bradlauxh won distinction as q fighter
In the oourts. In the fields OF stheistic and
eociologicAl literature. and as . debater In
Parliament II was the struggle over his right
20 sit In the House OF Commons without taking
the prsscrtbed oath Of allegiance which made
him most talked about. but even before that
contest he was Of some note in England. Mr..
Bradlangh was born In the East End Of Lon.
don In 1888. attended elementary schools, aud
then became errsnd boy. a coal dealers clerk.
q sunday school teacher. and finally free
thought lecturer. Nhiie In the coal business
The sun., 1891-01-31
The MaAstGne DID Ne Good.
Prom the CAlcsSo Tstbune.

MENpHIs, Jan, 27cRobert Edwards died in
.sSwf swfqi agony ot hydIoQhobia to.day, Hs was
~ dog bse le. The dog having been once
and maidstone applied Il cluns ninety min
ptes Saturday three hours Sunday and re-
fused TO ga sdhsre Monday and the patient WAS
Last ednssdsy his arm became very sore
and Friday he exhibited signs Of hydrophobiA
on sunday Lad copvulsions OF the sight Of
water. and Was tied In his chair and brought
TO the City. This morning he died at the doc
tors office in psroxysms