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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MArEHIAL-A generally steady mar.
ket, without any particular movement IN Diich, prs
IS DDS 30; Fi.hkil, IL; Ime.. 80 ds5 - Croton,
carf and red. do brown. - Thiiadelpnia. front, ~
Amcncan Portland. 81 15aS2 - English Portland, - 5Od
s. TO: German Poltllnd. - 50ds@ 30; KocAland coin!nCn
iimmc,. SIC for common Iaths, - 25a42 30 pei, 1000;
goats hair, @1a23c per bush; ate hair I+aIoo ,,,.
yellow paper. 5l4dGc; IL. :. genuine sranuiatcd, 1'sc;
faylor Br6ucrS' English graduated, 6tc.
parcels has uhd rcooc no chanee., .nahia, l3c; Caracas
i%4d15c Trinidad, 1870 G%qayaqril; l3ai3i2c mall ,os
at G abodt i5H%Gf rates! M6ia,ses, Sbookks and Heads,
- 70a$l 90; sugar shoo@s ana heaqS, SSH; e. ,G~
Heads, $4,000; Rum Shocks and Heads, 20 T1dt" ~
Run Pipes 50 80 Emp!- HS933'head'' - p Hoop u
market was lfmiy maintained. No. Kc diuc.ed at ISL
ISAc. Sale yesterday and today, 5000 Dags No. 4 leG-i
Isle 800 bags 40. i, 1870; 800 BAGS No. = Io+ci 3oJ
bass NO. : To- arrive, l7ssc, ard lCO0 has, No. : 'EV6
bags st. Domingo. private terms. Options wefc ,qlU'
bltyant, though there was no slccis' lie to TIE atii,-o I,
shots and later months responded with q r,C Of loGI1
points. stronger cables and further labor troubles IL ~
higher, and HAMBURG. gained --dl2 pig Lemon mn
Cttc5ial quotations, ? 20 p n;-fopivafy, rs; MafcR; -!
Gam, Feb. -. le3l.-Ihe neH; Dutch ssIc "hi t'ke.laIo ~
March 3. Brokers Valuations for Good Ordilar( Java,
59'4c. Marke' firm. Total sale VIII include $1,000 picul'
oEd 30 knosl, : , 1jo exchange VriNatcl 10; re-
ccipts in Rio @ days, 1000 baes; Rio stock. 1871 900 bags;
BIO market arm. Receipts in santos = days, 5000 nag
SanttS stock, 237 1000 BAGS. Santos j aIket nm Good Aver.
age Santos, 8 . $50. StevedoIes strikc end'd, masters have
aslecd to terms. E1gway opon. Pedro ID ID WORKING t
ccipts at Rio July l 10 February %. 1o91, l $4,000 baes
o.l13,OO0 bags; ,amc time 1890. ! j9ioOo bag same tine
1889, l 100000 bags. Total sa'es here today, $3.50 ba9''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
LIVE o MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Feb. 24-.-Cattle-Receipts for the past q hours,
400 head total for week. thus far. 1850: for same tlms
isst week, 1900; CONSUMED through 800 head. al 70
and LIANT s-Rccipts for the past "a hours. 1,sOO head:
total Tor week thus gar, 1000 for same time last week
on sale. l 200 head top grades firm and unchanged: com.
mon duh. but not quotahly lower. H~ogS-Receipts for the
past "a hours. $50 head total for week thus FAR. 0.30Q;
for same time last week, 40. lSO consigned through,
head market slow and lover mediums. heavy and
Chicago, Feb. 2i-"rhe Evening iournal'' reports:
Catuemieceipts 10000 head shipnc1tS 900 marke'
s3ds3 80. IiogS-Ieceipts. $1,000 head: shipments.
5000; market slow. lower raugh and common. - 2O9
80 30; mixed and packers, -s3 loas3 50 prime heavy and
butcher weights. - 500$3 -; light. 50 50dS3 -. sheep
Receipts, 1000 head shipments. 1900; market lownr;
natives. So G0d$5; Westerns. - 25d$5 20; lambs. 81 500
81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
CorroN MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Feb. "a. 4 p. m.-The sales OF the day In
cludd 200 tales American.
Futures closed quiet but steady. A~mer@an-Middlng
low middllnC clause. February delivery. 1 5i-Gfd4 55hid;
February. and March. q livery. 4 5i-0tGt 55-6td MaEh
livery. 5o.6iat GO;61d MAY and June, delivery: 90
August delivery, : 5G4d sellers: August and Seutmber
delivery, 3 1-ofd sellers; September and october delivery.
o 3-0if buyers.
Galveston. Feb. 9t-Cotton easy: middlmg. o.: low
middling. SSc; good ordinary, 7kc; net and gross ~
sales. 300 bales stock. Bob bales.
Norfolk. Feb. 2i.-Cotton quiet; niddling. 8 i3-lI;
net and gross receipts 72S bales; exports eoastwise.
1919 bales sales. S2 bales; stocks. 80. 54S bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
RyDS n STATIONERY o THE CITY.

The bids for supplying the various departments and
courts Of New-YoTk with stationery, Autographed and
printed blanks, etc., were opened by Supervisor
W. J. X. Kenny yesterday at tie meeting Of the Board
Of City Record. The proposals were referred to the
Supervisor for comparison and tabuatiOn. The awards
will be made in a few days. 1t is probable, from a
rough estimate made by the experts. that the bidders
who are the lowest for the amounts Of material
named are: Martin Il. Brown. for S31 ,535 As; Moses
schleslnger, for S1,32f "a; william z. Mitchell, for
&S Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25

IcD2I.'9l. Fcb1+'"l. Fcb.-2, 90, fc'-d -
Wheat ........3 80 uGi 23.ln..' '3 &'7lN,tnl . tN w.
Com ....... 80. 80 :. iOoSo. ~ $50 -. j., ,',lii
ia3rrlcy .. 25Ie. i5J 2o2a.o.5 leo: 81 2oi,l'?
HNY MD SIEAW.-IArrcl f. q tuI ani "'aH market
all arouad. with nb'rI ro,'ip's and r." o'r'uf.. m
ir,tr4 > m'aniuc continued 9'l'.
to flir. 3,a sc; clover mixed. ijajJc: shipping. i,.-
SrEAW-Lolg rye, s0c3cc; short Fr, Doc "i ana
"iiIGrS@Ii1de in al directions f. devoid " NFor
Sitt c,l,ril indifference nu'd or th" part "l -nlp!tr-
Outside accounts continue tame. ana tr feeling H- ~
values f., rather wcal. stale, l-JJ. choice, Jitt W"tllih.
81 I33c: common u far. 2'0jOc; stat lhe' .hi't
2c common 20 good. l-0.4gt stat. l~-N, l2fl'ct a.
Old. Ga I.c, Pa,n. Coast. 1880, comurl 20 choice. -Gf
HEMP AND JUTt-M1uli hemp Tor 81 Unrut quoted
At - ~-al aul,t. but h.d A. o4car. Ju'r tltt, quiet
with uan0r grades noninHIiY ~ ll'..
UIDr--Iafntr~ have i'rt MOO. il'' buyer only. i'4I
t,Hv well stocked with az p-,-.-. il'tr 49, itf.
irv.y.r amt rot disposed 90 hurry hI-af--. Quotations
rorIo,s. .3a.32 ~. lie; Bu.uY, A}r-. selected -ht-" y
I4.r: california. - a2j = 20 1870. N'fomofn. -.t-' = -
iOic central Amcfl.,. 2cc-2 H lu. liI.u'. N.r'- .l~.
.cl1ctad. 1913 =. IL; Corio'a KID, loql3 ~
C1rt., honte,ldro and l,o oltndr h.p-. l'ol; -, ia
IL. Fcsa.. 2pa2j =. 1OIc; weston. lor; ~>.pthorn. a,
sfd2s =. Sc; southern. a. thry run, 2lg3o " W.
c,i,-d .,urro Ayr.-. COW. selected. fte 30 %. T.rs Ie
" ~ Sew or cans. cI'y. l5s7j p. GO To>a-. oA
and COW $1,000 ~. Sc. citr slaughter OK, jO0- 30 -. &C.,
TATUER-Thc general niln"t remains N't steady
on tltL,r fun shlpAcats AID leh; oacrlhss' Orotat'oh7
ar; a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
FURS v SKINS.
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream at the
din rent railroad d4,:fi5i :.aS. points In and near tht Guy
Ion Lur M..A nave been 40 follows: Erie, 100. cans OF
milk. 81 AN. O; condensed milk and ~ cans OF cr'au'
Au-uurhluul. l3lO cans Of milk and 80 cans OF cream
PENNSYLVANIA, POJshkD cps.c and Boston. 10 ans OF MIX
IL aaNauul. ll2j cans Of milk aId : cans. OF cream
Now YORK Central and Harlem. 2.5i5 cans OF milk. lS
can, of cond used milN and > cans ~ crsni Sc"-hofH
tlty and Northern. 1873 cans 90 mix .NtW'ltdNcl auq
Hartford. I eco cans ~ milk ontario ana Nc't.rn / so
an. ~ mills and - cans OF cream: West ShoFn, LILO ctns
of wlL and 80 Guns 81 cram Sew jersey central, 800
an ~ mills and 90 cans " crnm; aud by miscellaneous
short r.It... 800 cans 81 wil6 and 90 cans. or cream.
Tho total daily -upply has h"rn l69l1 cans 81 milN 2N'
r,u~ ~ condensed ui. lnd 81 cans u cream. he average
irlro paid Tor ~" surplus on the platforms IA, been 81 %
A lAu u 30 nuart..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25

ngure for choice stock. Dressed spring lambs soiS ~
the range OF s3d$S per carcass. WI .
Sales-D harrington 2Oo state Lambs, 81 n average.
Ohio do. SO n, at ~ 10. is
DAlenback & Dewey, late Monday 2O5 State Lamb.
70 N. at s6 80. ""''
H~oGS-Receipts. 81 carloads. Of 9.511 head-a3 carload,
az 4Oth-st and 3S carloads No jersey CITY. No saIes 90
live weight. Nominally hrmer at s3 s5ds4 10 Der 100 ~ ~
Country dressed steady at 41d43,c for heavy bns.
5a54c for medium do, she for light lower jerseys. ani
5'aa6c for light upper Jerseys. NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
BUTTER.

RECENT, fr tho week, 1890 pkg. Exports, 2,536
ric.. D.mand ha, run a nae ahead ot thu supply atl,i
I'd, w,cn. and the marnct has been active AZ advancing
pIIc.,. 1T tine close fresh goods Of all Kinds ar. sun
t,au!ng zap promptly, and the feeling - hfh". Jobb'l
had fo nHv 80 ale to-day for fancy F4Cln creamery, ana
o..rr Western extra. sold ~ 23.c. IN a icw cL' ~ l"t
,Ip,fIafAr Cuauts. II-t- have advanced TO 2'dE'c' ana
Third, to second, arr scarce and wanted ~ -lH-r' f"4
tr ftN lut- Of fancy Pennsylvania received, 3p63lc II
r'.duv oDtai,,d. HId creamery has had a little more
c,.I. and the fclng j. liter. Receipts CO., n'w SLttc dairy
ar increasing utly, and there j, a toud demand Tor u. D.
rta-r col tEr short supply N creamery. EAud nan Vuo'
brought pc readily, IA some Instance Il iaglgh MOI
and ordinary 10 choice rang d from -OG-j'. Old dairy ha'
nd yu-t enough demand &, make . very -L.o.' NOTHING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25

BY n resolution Of the Board stevenson rowle, the
engineer in charge Of the %repaving, and the force un-
der his supervision were continued to pursue inc
work ordered.
The estimates for asphalt pavemerts lncldlle pro
visions fi fifteen years guarantee Of maintenance DN
the copfract1r. the same - under the contracts for
asphalt ravcInents payable from appropriations OF
the last two years.
Controller Myers WITS requested 10 prepare Tor
the issue Of bonds 10 supply the money as II nav DC
needed TO carry on the work. Commissioner Gllrpy
was asked TO confer with the Park Board regarding
the repavtng OF Fifty.ninth-st.. between Flnh anc
tIelr ,horouehfares. Mr.. Gilroy will prepare his
snecidcotjons for advertising without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Feb. "A. 3 :45 p. m.-Bcci-Thc demand H.
improving. Pork in poor demand Hams In poor de
mand short cut, about IL 10 10 ~. dull at 39s. Bacon
The demand has fallen of short rib. about - n, dull at
2s Cd. Shoulders-About II 70 10 n, Gull az 23s Cheese
in fair demand. Tallow-There il no demand. Spirits OF
turpentine ia poor demand steady at 2Ss sd. Rosin in
fair demand. Lafd-SpOt aad futures in poor demand
prime Western, spot and February. dull at 2os cd March
and April dull al 30s. Wheat In good demand. Flour
In fair demand st Louis fancy white firm AZ los sd
Corn-spot and futures In fair demand mixed Western
spot firm at IS lid; February firm at IS 94d March
firm at 5s AID April dull y 5s 2.d. Hops at London
Pacific Coast-The demand has fallen OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
hTNDRIES.

PEANUTS-Frm hand. picked quoted at 4lsditc, and
farmers, 21d3icc. Shellcd. quiet at Gao FOR Spanish ana
&c Tor 40. Virginia. Hickory nuts duh az 81 30 per bush
for aEcrdg' p-lnc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
rOULTKY AND GAMF'

While the tone OF the market Tor live poultry has varied
slightly from day to day. stock has cleaned up closely
enough 10 prevent any material change I'm prices. To.
dny fowls were weak at 12c, chickent steady at lie.
aud turkeys rather firm az 12L dl3l.c. Ducks aud geese
steady. but must be- prime 70 command outside quotations.
l.tcript- OF f~rrsh-killcd poultry are quite liberal. and trade
continncs. qgiet FF-sh fowls hsSH .asei OF to IL Tor
at Zoe. MiX,d lots ~ frozen fowls and chickens are
generally held ~ l0dloGc. and clear chickens might reach
lie. Fancy fresh turkeys OF small size are scarce and
Nrm, but large tons and mixed weights are slow and
barely steady. Philadelphia chickens OF fancy quality
~ not over plenty and meet a moderate demand coarse
warnings and weighing over ga ms 70 pair move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25

slowly. Fresh ducks are scarce, and fancy frozen meet
a good demand. Capons steady II extra large, OUT smaii
and slips drag. Squads quiet. .u
Eagiish snlDe and plover are scarce ana nrn; q lew
very fancy English snipe have slightly exceeded quota
ton. Wni ducks dull and favoring buyers.
rrur, IN TDY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
STAINED.

Good Ordlnarv.-....Gis Low Mictling ......-.1s 49,
strict Good Or1inary....G. MddInt ...--""-.-.o 40
options had a comparatively strong day. and tho volume
Of speculation reached a fair aesr.eat". In nc ''tI}
Z alIng> there was a rise OF about . points. ana ait o Il
few feeble reactions. the market closed firm AZ 1dJ point,
gain for thr day. Liverpool reported a sight adNaur, a.
cOmpard with the final on saturday last and this 10
conjunction with covering Of 'shOrts,' @'rycd a. the chief
bull" factors. The full crop movement had hut NiiI
cicc:, a., there is a growing tfliol that lowest prizes had
been reached on the late break. Sales. o.. 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
GAME
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

Choice Scotch Magnums are held steady az S3ds3 20,
and English and Irish ut - s0nS3, hut trad ; NOT
active. and the outside quotations are somewhat eXtreme:
Domestic rrceipts continue moderate and piices hold about
steady. sweet potatoes are very du ana weak. Onions
quiet and barely steady. Cahbages hfm f0t cnolte
quality. Norfolk kale hrmer 40 75c, and Spanish Is rang
ing II 25Qs2. with bulk u sales at al 10dS ~ 10 tlorlda
cabbIgrs mostly below choice and neglected. Tomatoes
sell well when large and fine. string Deans ftlGef. Peas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCT


Receipts Tor the wceA Bean, l"l pkgs; peas. o,4op
bush. Exports; Beans, ~ pkesi pas ~ Onls IN
pnft-. LIS pAg, beans. Price, have not changed much
during The week, but there has been a dull. dragging trade
Home JubhorS' wants are snail, ana cApult'fN IAN 20 SJ
any announcement from any source. There Is sun an
.udcttonc Of wrakn,., 10 some kinds, and the quality ana
condition have 10 b" far above the average receipts 20 com
uand outside Quotations. Green peas quiet and s.Dady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
FRrITS AID BEKEIES-DKIED.

Receipts for week, 2,ll5 pkg exports, 1,11G pkgs.
Rather a quiet trade In cNaPortrd apples, but stocks arc
Rtry moderate fOr the -ra~cn 81 year and prices are held
fairly steady. Sun-drlcd apple, command extreme prices
because Of the great scarcity of stock. Chop quiet. Cores
and skins dull. Small frult, In HIGHT supply. but do not
have much demand 40 the moment. California apricot-
hold steady, but unpccled PEACHES and prunes still favor
sha BuNsP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25

HOPS.

Receipts Tor the week, Gl baes; exports. ) bales ;
IN ports. 2s7 bales. \ small hand toInouth trade with
brewers and an occasional sale 70 dealers rover the bust.
ness Of the last week. Offerings ara certainly not large
FOR the time Of year. but the absence 81 important demand
L-. ln. ...r-. L..n- IN. uLE-.L mu..L-.l md N.nA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25

WarehOdse deliveries since February !. 1891 New-Nork,
1910 bags; Baltimore, lO,4S3 bag; Ncw-Orlcans,
1852 bags total, l99,Sl5 bags.
COTTON-On the spot ruled quiet but price, showed
no material change. sales, 81 bales FOR consumption.
Port receipts. 10 9S7 bales. against 81. 131 balrs ii, iaV
Last week, and l.. 702 bales this dy last year. Crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25

1891. 1890
Bales. lial-s
Visible supply 4?p,SiZ E3f-'ppn
Receipts, seven Instantaneous. III OS SpFJt
Exports to great Britain, seven days Oi,56l 1QAtQ
EFFORTS 70 France. seven days.. G.o5 1lU1
Tyipo-ts TO Continent seven DAYS. 5G.7i3 29Oj9
stock in New York In licensed ware
houses, counted dailY..--.---... llG.05J 1lols'
In other places (rstimdtcdi ....-........ lJ,GUI lt'Jt
Total stock in New YORK. by run.
ming count. 1871 $50 12i 9lH
Stock in all United States pCtts...... s94,3il Gl3,eSJ
Gross receipts at Newly ork February 2f-Irom -.
vapnan. 1.275 bales; per railroad, 40 btcs total. 200
lalts. Liverpool tl'srams, 10 p m.-!ecciits, 10000
bales. Of which American, 10000 bales sales. 5000 hl,>.
Of which for speculation and export GOO bil"s: American,
GO0G bales. Spot market %sgadier; Ni1dliuC Upland..
AID. Futures opened STEADY 40 partially l-GtG d.. .ur.
Quotations are based Oh American standard Of clis~llci'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-22
The Telegraph 22s Years Ago.

From the Bath Chronicle.
Joseph Glanvill, sometimes called
"Sadducismus Triumphatus Clan.
WILL" rector of Bath from 1866 to 1872,
was learned writer upon abstruse
and mystical subjects, but in style
of which it is not always easy to catch
called "The Vanity of Dogmatizing,"
speaking OF supposed lmpossibili
ties, which may not be So" In the
concluding sentence of the following
passage he seems to have anticipated
the electric telegraph: But yet to
advance another instance. That men
should confer at very distant remov.
by an extemporary intercourse Is b
reputed impossibility; but yet there
are some hints in natural operations
that give us probability that tits feas-
ible, and may be comprised without
unwarrantable assistance from da-
moniack correspondence. That q
couple of needles each touched by I'll Q
same magnet, being set in two dials
exactly proportioned to each 9th e.,
and circum scribed by the letters OI
the alphabet, may effect this mag
MALE l. g., important RESULT hath
considerabl BILE authorities to avouch it.
'The manner is thus repre- senteo.
Let the friends that would communi-
cate take each q dial, and, having ap-
pointed time for their sympathetic
conference, let one move his impreg,
nate needle to any letter in the alpha
bet, and its affected fellow will pre-
cisely respect the same. So that
would know what my friend would
acquaint me with, tits but oh
serving the letters that are pointed at
by my needle, and in their order tran
scribing them from their symphatised
index, Is it's motion directs; and
may be assured that my friend de-
scribed the same with his, and that
the words on my paper are of his in
dieting. Now, though there Will be
some i'll continuance in circumstance
of this invention, in that the thus inn
pregnate needles will not move to. but
avert from, each other as ingeni Dus
DR.. Browne hath observed), yet this
can not prejudice the main design
of this way of secret conveyance;
since it Is but reading counter to the
magnetic informer, and noting the
letter which is most distant in the
Abecedarian circle, from that which
the needle turns to, and the case is
not altered.
snow, though this desirable effect
possibly may not yet answer the ex-
pectations of inquisitive experiment,
yet tits no despicable item, that by
some other such way of magnetick
efficiency it may hereafter with sue
cess be attempted, when magical his
tory shall be enlarged by ripper in
spections; and tits not unlikely but
that present discoveries might be inn
proved to the performance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-22
Nine More Sinners Corraled.

Nine more new members were re-
ceived into the Alamo Baptist church
yesterday, and baptized in the river
at the foot of 9th street, at $3.50 in the
afternoon. The congregations were
crowded, morning and night. DR..
Graves gave lucid discourse In the
morning, on the second coming of
Christ, which held the wrapt atten-
ton of his hearers. At night the
evangelist gave discourse on divine
pleadings to the sinner. The interes t
was deep and many sought prayers
for themselves and others. DR..
Graves breaches his closing sermon at
Alamo tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-22
THE sun ECLIPSED.
All Parties Handling 1t Were
stopped.

stopped.
The last weeks edition of the KAN
sas City Sunday Sun was very effeo-
tually squelched from circulation in
this city Saturday afternoon by the
arrest of every newsboy caught sell
ing it. The police arrested twelve
newsboys who had bought large
stocks of papers from a man named
NJ. BoisOt, receiving them
from him back of the. Pacific
express Office on Commerce street as,
soon as they arrived off the train.
Boisot is a stranger in this city and
is not known by the police. The
little fellows reported at the police
station and after being told the ma
ture of the paper they were selling,
were allowed to 60 and sell the
afternoon papers, their Suns being
confiscated.
A charge of criminal libel was pre-
ferred against Boisot before Justice
Adam, and another charge of circulate
ing the paper without license was al
so preferred against him. Charges.
were also preferred against Hugh
ing this paper without q license. Tes-
tard and Boisot were put in jail.
Some copies of the paper were cir
culated Saturday afternoon, but not
very many.
The authorities are determined to
stop the circulation of this paper in
this city if possible, and all persons
handling it for sale will be arrested.
A gentleman from Kansas City said
yesterday to LIGHT reporter that
the paper was in as bad repute at its
home as it was throughout Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-22
Like Father Like Son,

New YORK, June Cit is said by
theatrical people today that Fritz"
Emmett's son will undertake to play
his fathers parts next winter. EN-
met had engaged his company and
had been booked for nearly the entire
season. The contracts with the,
father will hold good with the son.
Young Emmet's appearance in his
fathers familiar roles is awaited with,
interest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-22
Great Fruit Yield.

NAUvoO, ILL, June 22.-The straw
berry cropin this vicinity is enormous.
Hundreds of men, women and child
red are picking the fruit, which is be-
ing shipped by steamboat and car
load. The fruit crop generally in
Hancock county will be large, es-
pecislly grapes and peaches some of
the peach trees are breaking down
under their load of fruit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-22
Fifer's Veto.

sPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June. o.
House bill 70 was filed by the Cover
nor with the Secretary of the state,
with his objections to its approval.
The bill amends section 2 of the act
to require owners of threshing ma
chimes to guard against accidents,
and the Governors veto states that
the law has been upon the statute
books with good effect for years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-22
SCalded.

John Bell, he engineer of engine
No. 642, on the s. P. r. r. was badly
scalded this morning. He started to
open the injector, not knowing that
the steam pipe was open, and when
he put the injector on, steam and hot
water was thrown up the leg of his
pants, scalding him from his ankle to
his hip. He is now in very critical
condition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-22
-Whooping cough among children

-Whooping cough among children
is quite prevalent in this city.
The grass in Travis park has been
nicely cut by the city employees.
There was another fight between
two negro women at the Springs last
night.
Yesterday afternoon the colore1
people held church services in the
pavilion at the Springs and there
was no dancing last night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-22
A Perjurer Sentenced.

KEoKUK, To-, June 22.-James Han
Uncut. of Ottumwa, was convicted in
the United States Court here of violat-
ing the pension lave, and was sem
fenced to the penitentiary for thirteen
months. His offence consisted in
making oath that George Boone was
Daniel Boone, thus enabling Boone to
obtain q pension.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-22
A PoIyglot Criminal.

NEwBURG, N. Y, June 22.-TheIe
is a girl in Jail here charged with
horse stealing, arson and murder. She
married an old farmer and within 3
months burned his home, mill and
barn, roasting his imbeclle son to
death; and finally ran off with livery
team and traded it for farm team
and wagon.