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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
Building Permits.

E TeTes, shed, Monterey street, lum-
Der; S25.
c. II. Weyrlch. dwelling, Idaho street,
Seventh ward; 300.
Dolosis Rosos and Norcisa RoSOs, to
Cypran Pelapo, part OF Pedro Hernandez
prObat: S3l.25.
Z. W. and Anna MiIburn to B. II.
Wolf, part Of lot on Elmira street;
81 500
Elizabeth TomIinSon to Nancy Haden
part Of David Oats survey; S72s75.
Boul Hayden to Leander Hayden, part
OF same tract aSlaboVe; $50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers have been filed
since last report:
John Darragh to Rudolph Rookie, lot 1,
block ?, Sherman and Willow streets;
$3.50.
w. II. Campbell to John Sharer, lot Is.
block l, out of Sharer's subdivision OF
original city lot 5, north side Of Crosby
street; 5000.
San Antonio Building and Land com
pany to w. L. Simpson, lot 33, "a, 35 and
So, block 81, Alamo Height; $4,000.
John Campbell, sheriff for j. s. Nc
Namara to A. C. Schryver, b. f. Yoa-
KUN and A. w. Houston 800 acres Of the
Elizabeth Cook tract Riverside Park,
5000.
Joseph A. Berger to Celeste Villeman,
lot at corner of West Commerce and Eas,
streets: $40.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
Dress *
Goods %~

would simply be ridiculous to try
L to enumerate all the differant quail
ties we are showing in this department,
but will mention few:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
AUSTIN LETTER.
Austin, Tex, Feb. 10, 1898.

AUSTIN, lex, EG0. IL, 1873.
To the LIGHT:
The Mechanics Lien bill that has been
pending before the legislator for some
time past is a fit subject for much serious
thought In its original framing. If
serious study is given it, it will be seen to
place the builder of a house in very
dangerous position. He according to
that bill was not only responsible TO the
contractor but he was liable for every
article that was placed in his house. The
contractor could collect his money and
ski and then the lumber man, the hard
ware merchant, etc, could waltz up and
demand pay for that same material that
the contractor had received money for.
In other words il the building of
the house was placed in the hands
OF dishonest contractor he could cause
the owner no end of trouble and expense
by non payment of bills for material used
in the house. 1t is well to note that the
House yesterday referred the bill back
to the committee to change and cut out
these Objectionable passages. In fact 1t
would be well II the committee were to
kill the entire bill. The honest contrac-
tor is in no need of any law save the one
now in existence, and the passage Of this
new law would only serve to give the DIS
honest contractor another opportunity Of
thwarling honest labor.
There are dozens of bills now in the
hands of legislative committees that are
Just as Objectionable as this one and il a
mild Kansas cyclone could pass through
the committee rooms and take about half
the bills at hap hazard and blow them to
the North pole Texas and her people
would have good cause to offer up prayers
of thanksgiving. A. G. SHOOT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
Mt Running.

Mr.. Geo. Bennack has declined to run
for alderman in the seventh ward, and
asks all his friends to support Mr.. Daugh-
crty, and the whole PaSchal ticket. The
printing of his name on the ticket issued
by AutOcrat Lockwood is done without
his authority or consent. That is another
one of their tricks. Watch for more of
them
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
The Old Reliable.

Attention is called to the annual report
of the New York Life Insurance Co., in
today's supplement to the LIGHT.
Mr. VIM b. Hamilton has been agent
for this company for p years, is well
known all over the state as a reliable
gentleman to deal with, and all business
entrusted to him will receive careful and
DrOmDt attention.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
LaCes and Embr0iterieS

Don't fail to see our assortment of new
Laces and Embroideries. Prices to suit
everyone. Lots of new designs this sea-
son. Be sure and visit this department.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
SILKS.

w give below a partial list, and
you can't but acknowledge that
one must be had to please who could not
make selection here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
self to an unusual

degree in making selections of Pas
sementeries, Braids, ETC., this sea-
son. 1t was our idea to match and
form effects in combinations to meet
the many new designs and colors
we are carrying in Silks and Dress
Goods, and we fatter ourselves that
we have succeeded. Prices in this
department, as in all others, are
within reach Of everyone.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
"PedantrS" Played.

The meeting of the Christian ASSocia-
tion Literary society held Friday night,
was largely attended and an interesting
hour was spent. In the farce "Pedantry'
each member seemed specially adapted to
his part and they met with hearty APP
plauSe.
Below is the cast of characters:
NJ. Julius Cr,SpuS SeSQuipede,ia......
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11

New Spring Shades in Abbatrosss 25c
Batiste, neat in texture soc
French Batiste, figured 4oc
French Sateens, figured $50
AZ inch Serge, spring shades ooc
as inch Serge, Spring shades $I.I5
Lovely Spring Weight Henriettas S5c
Diagnol Check Novelty cloth .S5c
New Spring Plaids GOO
FlanneIettes, very pretty Ioc
Cord du Roi, for wrappers 1oc
Crepon Cloth, high grade E. I5c
And myriads of others ranging in price
from SC to $500 per yard.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26
Glossy m~1Odziezy pol
skiei.

Nv, niAei podpisani, ukohczy.
wszy Z dniem % CzerWca studya
gimnazyalne, postanowiliSmy gro.
NADINE przystapi6 do EawiaEuja.
cego sic " JaSle Koia miejsco-
wego Towsrzystwa ySzkoly lcdo-
wei, ably " ten spos6b Eaznaczyc
nasz pierwszy wystep " syciu
pnblicznem. - Jah eel ma wy.
iej ~wspomniane TowarzystwO =
jak daleko Siegajace 50 jego cele
] skutki, przy dOstateczaem po.
Parciu tego4 re strony naszego
spoieczehstwa - Ebytecznem by.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26
4 abOru ~PruskiegO.

Poznak, dnia 30 CEerwca wieczorem
o godzinie 9 zmaras tutsj jedna Z mai
gorhwszyoh opiskunek ub6stwa tutej-
szegoi krzewicielek ochren dla bic
dnych dzieci poznahskich Up, walerya z
BakoIieckich Motty, iona cenionego 1
~powazanego powsEsohnie sedziwego
prcfesora Msrcelego Mottego, 20 dRu-
gich ! cieakiOh cierpieniaeh " "a roku
tycia. Zmaria byiA tyPem prawdziwej
mstrOny polskiej, Pelnej misosci | po-
swieceuia ola swoich nsjblitszych /
prEenoszsoej Earazem to milosc | DO.
~swiscenie Ia szerckie kols gnebionyeh
losem maluczkeh, dls kt6rych byla "
Prawdziwem tego ssows Enaczeniu
aniolem opiekuhczym.
Urodzisa sic % stycznis 1929 W
Wyrzysku, gdzie Ojoiec jej sp. Buko-
wiecki Pisstowal urzsd lsndrata. "a
slubiOna dnis 30 mais ls40 prsez prof.
Marcelego Mottego stsla sic odtsd ME
tylko dzielna Podpora swego ~nslaouka,
dobrS make svyeh szssciorga dziecI,
wstspils n~Atyehmisst do vssystkioh
tutsjsEyeh 6lsutrOpijnyOh s~aklad6w,
biorse " pracaoh ich Jak najgOrhwIzy i
jak nsjwybitnieiszy udEiaL
Jsko msOda i~eszOzs nsEatks wstapila
do Tovsrzystwa sw. wincentsgo q
Psulo ola kobiet l " ooisrzniu lsz bic
dnym ! nissisniu i'm POmoOy niszwykla
Okasywaas gOrliwotd, stsjso sia Prey.
kiadsm wzOrem dla innyeh PAD Z POI
rod intsligsaeyi tutsjszsj.
Pc nisssezssliwym rOku 1853 gOzli-
~ ! ~skuteczns nicola pomoc napsywa-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

chowie, . to wskutek odbytej u nieQo
rewiEyi " dniu 2 msja Z. b. zasuspendo-
wany zostai 90 do swyoh o~bowiazk6w
jake ksznodxiejai spowiednik. Zssu.
'Pendowani - r6wnie4 ksie4a osadzeni
" Marjsmpolu, tym ostatnim ME wolno
odPrawisc missy sw. ! peanic obowia-
zk6w kaPaahskieh.
w dyecesy1 lubelskiej " tyoh
czasach u~wieziono czterech kapla-
now; mianowicie dw6ch dxiskan6w
dwoch Probosscz6w. Douosza, 70 DO.
WOODEN 'tych uwiezie6 ma by6 tn okoli-
oznosc, Il " ich Para6i wydane podobuo
zostafy metryh chrztu, osobom, pocho-
'd1acyn Z unit6v, albo kt6rych rodzice
4 dIiadkowie, lubo hoiunicy / Polscy,
ohrzoeni byli " uniokiej cerkwi. ~
tego powodu ~uwieziono jua dawniei
kilku orgsnist6w i osadzono W K. pa
wilonie cytadeli wsrszawskiej. Zdaje
sic, prey tych u~iszieniach ~pracowala
reta p. Dobrjahskiego, kt6ry mieszk.
W Cheimie i jake c.ionek sw. synodu
! Powiernik p~rokuratora tegoa synodu,
Pobiedonoscews, szpieguje dalej bic
dnyeh unit6w " lubelskiej i siedleckiei
.Gubernii.
zamek " Zawieprzyosch (pod
Lubliner), do kt6rego przywia.an&
jest legends o Grauowskim i amor
dowsnej Z rozkazu tegoa pieknej Gre
ozynoe, rniknie " krotce Z pCw.erzchni.
ze sta,ych mur6w maja postawic osms-
ri ola parobk6w " sasiednim folwarku.
Rozbijanie Scian idzie oporem, w:ec.
koszt Przewiezienia i oczyszczenia ce-
CITY bedzie ME o wiele nniejszym cd
wyPalenia novel cegiy, q oszcze1nos6
wyniesie ledwo kopiejki. zamek,
zbudowy " stylu wloskiego -renesansu,
naw.edsil po2ar " pierwszej polowie
bieAacego s~tulecia, poczem 60 jua ME
odbudowano. Stab on M wynioslem
wzgorzu, tuz mad rzeka Wieprzem, "
nader malowniczej ~miejscowosci i byk
ozdoba okolicy.
okroPny wypadek wydarzyl sic
We wsi Rynkunach. Jeden Z wlosoian
tamtejszych, gospOdarz NJ. Br. 'praco.
wal Z Parobkien " oborze / obsj palili
tam fajki, ME baczac, czy gd1ie iskisr-
ka jaks NE spadla. Potem poszi orae.
Gdy byl jut W pOlu, psrobek obejrzai
sic ! ~sPostrzega, 2e obora sic pail,
Krsyknsf o tenn g~ospodariowi i obsj
Pobiegli M rstunek. MIN jednak do
Padh innyeh pc drodze wezwali do
Pomocy, jua caiy dach m oborze byl W
ogniu zsjmowaiy sic inne budynki.
w oborre staio kilkanascie sztuk bydla
! owiec, . W stajni iadny ogier. Co.
spodarz chciai 60 naip:erw wyprows-
dzic, ale ME m6gi dad rady koniowi
| musisf 60 zostswic. Skocsyi wiec do
obory, ably wypedzic bydio. Ale W tel
chwili wiatr drzwi IA MIN z~atrzasnsA.
MIN ludzie to spostrzegli i pospieszyi
Z Pomocs. dach runai ! przywalil gospo-
darza wraz Z dobytkiem. Rstowa6 ME
byso sposobui nieszczesliwy tywcem
sie spalii. = Niechzs tym wypadku
Psmietsis sEczegolniej tacy, 90 to byle
gdzie msja EwyOzsj cmi6 fake Tub
oygara, ufajac ae ognia ME zsPrusza.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

ASooy Pomysiafs % ten narod Gruby,
ktorego Posiy.-podziw Europy,
Nieokrzesane mad woixahskie czopy,
Ma dworach ksiaAat brady sieyza c.uby..
UPrawi,c bedxie / nadobne sztukip
Czuwasy, Czukc.e, Jakuty, KAlmuki...
Prsecie uPrawia! q Gel ich wysoki.
W Pr.yPadku, gdyby ja.ycznik6w
[puszki,
zassiy do wnetrsa ,,Rasiei ~matuszkl",
Snwia ma Postrach, jako chihskie smo-
lki...
PrseciwkoSzwedom zbyslrego rumaka
Ma falach mora Wielki Piotr poska.
TAIL
Chnielnicki easy poAar6w powskrze-
[sza 81
A Graf Morawiew wszystkich powy.
Iwieszai (3)
w Krakowie Laohy, pos,g Miokie-
lwicza
Stawiajs wdzieczni n nMlodosci ODE,
"a ogieh swiety Litewskiego znicza,
Kt6rym rapalal polskie serca msode.
Drszoi to pyehe Petersburskich car6w;
Vice gdy Poddani blagaia usilnie,
q najmiiosciwiej dozwolonych dar6w,
Stawiajs posag Murawiewa " Whine.
Pomysi ~wyborpy, posta6 bohatera
Wyjdziei " brszie zakosztuje slswy.
Oddana " ohwili kiedy ME zabisra
Wieszac I wolna 1avija rekawy.
Ciekawy ducha i moskiewskich dziei,
Mech sic tel Z brazu przyjrzy epopei.
Plsc obnyilono, gdzie wieszcz "a mo
[dlitwe
Dzieckiem zabiegal W cienie ,,Ostrej
(Bramy,
Pred obraz Fanny siynaoej cudami,
Pr1ynosaae " Sercu ukochana Litwe.
By lud, 90 " bramie tel szepce p~acierze,
Pstrzac M zbojoe, zachwial sic " swej
(wierze.
Ma uroosystcsc godna grczuych car6w,
A Pr1yPomnisnie jak plyneiy dzieie..
Kaiskoi wsgi tysiaoa ~csntnar6w,
Ma Europe hukiem sic wyleje.
Panie1e Moskwy pospisszs M cody;
Ministry, danny, hterat6w trsody,
l nGensraly" i rozliczne pozyny"
1 piesh zapieia pr~awosiawns Chiny:
OF wan i nDziady" OF / ,Wallenrody".
] chyba tylko ,,Deka6rysta" starry
w ciehoGci szepnie pod nosem Bar
lbssyP
Lub wolnoduuoa biedny 90 tam plynis
FranouEkiem statkiem gdziet ku So.
lchalinie.
Wandalus niegdyS po ozasu uplywie,
Najezdzca Rrymu cd germahskich
lkniei,
Ma jedneJ I ludem Awzohskien niwie,
Jednej jut WARY, jednej byi nadziei.
w jedne uderzsl ~wzniosfych prsgnish
IstronY.
Zwyciezoa mieczsm, duchsm Ewyoie
[tony.
Lecz oar ma move wszechkatowskis cele,
On idzis posiac popi6i ma popiels,
Jsk sic z spalonyoh miast robis pota4s...
Wisc oePowisda " pisknej satuki $40
[wie,
POsagiem W Whine hA pOsag " Krako-
Gwie.
Ssdem M Judy % ieh wlssne dzieje,
Pisa je blssh ! krwi hume strugi.
Car ME mogs odda6 wiekszej nam usiugi,
Jsk sls ~iac swojs Ebnja | zlodEiejei =
D POmnik cara PiOtra wielkIe o W Petsrsbur.u
mad Newa.
(D Pomnik Chmielnickiego, kiIka lat tenn poss..
wioDy vKiiowie, 2 rOzkszu fzsda moskiewskiego.
60 PRED laty uzema kAzaBo zbierac cd wszystkich.
nadewskyssko cd Polsk6w skiadke M pomuik Mura-
wiews uvieszatela" v Whine. -Tych przymusovy,h h.
skiadek zebrano ina k1Tkadzlssiat tSsiecy rubH. :
KOmiet opiekujaey sie skfadkami, rozkradl pienia.
DE vice oddany pod sad. Lecz fundusz6v na DO
mink ME ma Pswno kAza drugi rsz ie skladac.
Glossy mIOdziezy pol
sktAf.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

podniesienie ciemnych jesscze mas
iudu nassego. pod wsgledem du.
i materyalnym, powinno
bye jednym Z najpierwssych CO.
low nassej piracy, DO many prsy.
kfad M pobratymczych Csechach,
co mote sdziaiac nar6d, choCby
|niehczny, ale posiadsjacy wszelkie
warunki roswoju i umiejacy je
nale4ycie stosowac. ,.Przez oSwiate
do wolnosci" = niechaj bedzie
hasfem naszem. Bracial czas ius,
abysmy otrzasneli sic wiekowych
przywar j naiogow, czas, abyimy
= zaPaiem wzieli sic do piracy, DO
i'm dlutej trwac bedziemy W tym
zastoju, tenn dalei odsuniemy sic
cd innJch narod6w europejskich,
tenn trudniejas bedsie walka o
te prawa i swobody utracone.
ktore odzyskaG chcemy.
nMiodOsci, Orla twych lot6w potega,
Jako piOrun tWoje rauieI"
Hej. ramie do ramienial podaj.
my sobie braterskie dlonie, bez
wzgledu ma narodowoi6. stan
Ware calym sapalem, jaki
ona " serca nasze wlewa, pra.
cujmy " imie tych najSwistszych
uczuc, jakieimy z piersi matek
paszych wyssali. Przygarnijmy i
to ni1sze warstwy do siebie, o
'swietmy je, a one stana sic
opoka pod prsyszla wielka budo
we gmachu niepodlegiosci.
Bracial bierzmy przykiad =
Caechow, ME danny sic i'm "a
wstydzic; Matica cseska i jej do
broczynne skutki MECH mas "a.
|checsja do podobnej pracyl Wszy.
soy, ktorzy opuszczacie, Tub opu.
szczac bedziecie zaklady gimna-
zyalne, przystepuicie do iowa
rzystwa .Szkoiy ludowej" i sta.
rsjcie she z Gala usilnoScia pozy.
skac iak najwieksza liczbe czlon-
kow, co ME sprawl wielkiej tru-
dnosci, DO / zir. rocznie nawet
biedak ofarowa6 moze ma eel
narodowy- Praca ta nietylko
przyniesie obfite W skutki plony,
ale da nam r6wnie2 zadowolenie
wewnetrzne, ze poczuwamy sic do
obowi4skow wzgledem nsjdro4ssei
ojc1yzuy, ktorej szczeScie niechsj
bedaie jedynem celem naszego
Eycia.
Mech lyle Ojczyznal MECH iy
je narodl
Kasper Wojnar, Felix's Klein
mann. Jozef Kolbusz, J6zefLita.
rowicz, Stanisiaw Szymahski, ia
Dusz Csestaw Hubl. J6zef Syrek,
Ludwik August Koafowski, Artur
Stanisisw Sieradzki, J6zef Bo-
Wincenty Winnicki,
Jan Kazimierz Wilusz, J6zef Ssu.
rex, MARCEL Laskawski, Pawei
KOrzeh, Mieczysisw Malicki, Julian
Mokry, Teofl Garbscki, Henryk
Heitzmann, Felix's Wojneih, An.
toni Mietus, Stanisfaw Kostka
.Horowicz, Jan Cetnarowicz, An.
toni Zawisza, J6zef Dukiet, J6zet
Rzaca, Zygmunt Rzonca, Kazi.
mierz Ustrzycki, Stanisiaw Vol.
CZECH Szufa, Leon Rosenberg, is
zef Piestrak Eugeniusz 81. ffmann
Franciszek Wiki, Ignacy Dudek,
Franciszek Sienicki, J6zef Szmyd,
UI-1--I-- WI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26
DIVA Monumenty

Ten wiersz 20 rz pierwssy byf drukowanym
rosprredawanym, M eel powfekszenia fundussow
s-ioS ,,LirDika Mazo xieckieeo' Z no
re7cyi do Krakowal
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26
lie mic POIskie.
z zaboru rosyIskIego.

General Hurko " oststnioh dniaoh
zasuspendowal kEiedza Prsezdzisokis-
G. zskonnika 90. Psulinow v Czssto
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-04
THE FIRST.

THE first ship was brought from
Egypt to Greece by Danaus in 1855 Il. C.
The first double-decked ship was built
by the Tyrians, 7S6 i. C.
THE first glass bottle in the world
was made by the Romans about the
year 70 A. D. The first made in Eng
land appeared about 1858.
THE first playbill was issued from
Drury Lane theater on April s, 1868,
and the piece represented was the
Humorous Lieutenant"
TIE first woolen clothing made in
England was manufactured about 1880,
though it was not dyed and dressed by
our countrymen until 1867.
THE first voyage round the world
was made in the Vittoria, ship which
formed part Of the expedition that
sailed under Magellan in 1519.
THE first street paved in London for
the use Of foot passengers was York
street, leading from the north side of
st. James square to Je-myn street.
THE first toll-gate originated in 1867,
the sum of one penny being exacted
for every wagon that passed through a
certain manor in Northumberland.
The first trousers in their present
shape were introduced into the British
army in 1918, and tolerated asa legiti-
mate portion Of evening dress in 1876
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-04
ELKO, NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1898.
GOSSIP FOR THE FAIR SEX.

AN eleven-year-old daughter of Emin
Pasha is being carefully educated in
Europe.
THE crown princess of Sweden is try
ing to establish women photographers
in Stockholm.
AMONG the notables at Lucerne the
past summer is Mary Anderson-Na-
rarro, with a devoted husband in at
tendance.
Miss AN1vE READE, niece of the
novelist, Charles Reade, has followed
in the footsteps of her uncle to the c:l-
tent of writing two onovels, Ruby and
':Zerma."
QUEEN VICTORIA proposes to erect
.cairn in memory of the marriage of
the duke Of York. 1t will be in Scot
land, near the enc she erected in re-
meInbrance of the wedding of the
priEce.of Wales.
ANOTHER Of Quccn Victor;a's oldest
servants has just died. This time II is
Nv. Ii. Cover, who was ''yoeman of the
silver pantry" at Windsor castle. Yoe-
man Cover had been in the queens
service for over half century and was
much esteemed by his mistress.
THERE are one hundred and ten
women lawyers in the United States
and eight of this number have earned
the right to practice before the su-
?reme court. To acquire this it is
aecessary to have practiced for three
years at the bar without u flaw in that
career.
IT is to be feared that the infanta
has been Snnila1 hu bnr- of SC
land of the free, for she is reported as
having little lark in London. She
has been living "incog" in furnished
house, riding in the park on "a hired
horse and shopping on foot Her two
small boys, Princess Louis and AL
fonso, have been with her.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-04
CAUGHT BY THE TIDES.

GREAT BRITAIN has 1888 registered
pilots.
The first iron steamship was built in
Great Britain in 1S43.
The latest ocean steamship sugges-
'tion is submarine trolley.
IN 1879 the whale fishing was begun
by vessels from Nantucket.
The Dead sea loses every day by
evaporation several million tons of
water.
LLoYD's reports 1,0os vessels 4ost in
1892, of which 249 were British and 12e
American,
VESSELS salute each other at sea by
dipping their colors over the taffran
in%he ships wake.
Or the $3.50 vessels using the Suez
canal in 1892, 1851 were British,
France fell from second to third place
in the list, with ia. Germany follows
England, and only 800 ships of that ma
tion passed through the canal. Two
American vessels usad 1t.
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Huntsville gazette., 1893-01-21
THE TREASURY SITUATION.
No Grounds for the Democratic Predis'
tion OF Bankruptcy.

No Grounds for tho Democratic Predis'
tion OF Bankruptcy.
Secretary Foster is apt to take the
optimistic view of affairs in his depart
ment in all exigencies, but there can
be no reasonable doubt that his latest
diagnosis of the treasury situation is
fully justified by the facts. Although
the treasury has lost several million
dollars of its gold recently, he thinks
that all of this will be recovered at an
early day, and that the treasury will
be stronger than it has been at any
time within the past seven or eight
months About month ago when the
heavy gold shipments to Europe set in,
there was $4,000, 600 free gold in the
treasury. That is, there was this sum
in excess of the 500, 100000 kept on
hand as reserve for the redemption OF
the S346, 1000, 600 of greenbacks. This
was the largest accumulation of the
yellow metal which the treasury has
had since the first half of the calendar
year 1892. In the past month the gold
expectation amounted to $12, 900, 600,
and most of this came from the treas
ury. This outgo was altogether unex-
pected by fnanciers, and struck the
treasury hard, yet more than half OF
the losses of this repository have been
made up in the interval The treasurys
gold surplus, which was at $25, 900, 900
when at its highest point about month
ago, reaches sci, 600, 900 now.
Here is some justification for the Sec
retary's prediction that the treasury
will be in fairly satisfactory condi-
ton when the present administration
steps down. Gold shipments have
fallen off, and no conditions are in
sight which would naturally lead to
their return, within the next month or
two at any rate. This is the opinion OF
those most capable of forming a rea-
sonably accurate Judgment in the mat
ter. Wall streets alarm has subsidized
Money on call is again down to low
rates. Those who were trying to
spread panic throughout the commu-
nifty and to send gold to premium
have closed their efforts in this direc-
ton, knowing that the conditions are
altogether against the success of their
conspiracy. The one dark cloud on the
financial horizon is the silver law of
1890. and the great number of repub-
licans and democrats who are working
for its repeal gives some reason for the
hope that it will be stricken from the
statute book before the expiration of
the Fifty-second congress. This would
inspire renewed confidence all over the
world in the stability of our financial
system. and lead to heavy purchases of
our securities by Europe and the move
ment of gold to this country. Mean
while the gold in the treasury is slowly
but steadily increasing. = St Louis
Globe-Democrat