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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Y
car M s % cs ss' for Or x1 So a aa
dre,.~I NATIVE -de- slow So d9c per N f,r commoi
e n's o G' n with iS1a 1' az s cattle S 40
England 70. Mcs,r' Ecrr, 1a9e'' AGO cattle sof
quarter q ,s on tho cgt ME Tor Ea,,man, company
o ia S he i nr sanrr os D. Sherman Ta 90 n
c ca, . S %n 50 10 S c1c 'a o eS !, due
>. MICH CowS-only head received Nothing doing
,5 # an s, N ST;S , s%as, ; :o
sai2c for city dressed iew selected ie'cc; ,dec Tor
Hg ,aT, sns ana t '9 ' wtar f' 1sr go ov
cragr a. - - pr 100 y veals. i3s to liG N. at
iIaisnoecs = Hollis; Z y.a,,. 10 Il. at S. .
YEA N," i3S to 100 '' u at q 5eSsi 50 "
: Jrdd { Co: ,cals. la7 H. a; 81 10 erasscrs.
~ D. MerGcfSon Co.. 2t Indiana calves. 10 ~ at
Sn r"' lyp rns SS e 81 ~ e : a 90 90 ee,c
mani slack and lr,cs weak and lower for the under
os a, H. 'a ,n L" ,. a a. sJS s. to
ine only not worth, sae today oil ;hcep was that Of
SO !Gs prime m oS S Onto we,ac.. lr4
az at Il :! 49, 81: B.. 100 3, Il p 90 aG lob sSfs
n at - Ge1 81 rennsll,gna do II n at "a III do
90 $ Judd s. o.: ~ State lambs. - ~; q, q 80; %
State sheep loc ~ II, 81 % " sheep and lambs % ~
~ Msrnsr.qn Co.. S. Indiana sheep ie7 ~ at
x collin Go state l!ub'. z y at Z, 20; SO state
sheep 80 n at e - ~ DO % ID. az ~, 49, rn, 20 n
at -. ''''''' 80 ''''''' '''''" '' '.'
uOt'N-Keccpts. SO cars, or l,TO mead gar, ~
0c,t ana @ass at JSSe G ASa a ns
seasy at on oGsc for M"G extreme esh
average, at IS 50 per 100 NJ
OTHER MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
Buffalo. Dec. l9-Cattle-lleccipt. Ia - hours. 800
head total for the week thus ar $40 head Tor same
tme last wocH. eco head gnd through. go head
Sy $S"% Si
to 900 N steers ~ 90Gs5 mdum. o. 2iati 3oj llsh'
s% GiSsF last q G nous $50 Srsa c T the
thus ar LOO head for came tim, last NSss 1890
head on sale 800 head NIarNcs opened easier closed
duh and weak vim smc heayy hog, I aon Yorssr
packers 6 5ods5 81 pig" 81 5sdsS 30 rInsns g -
head total % III" us% a M head SG"f for same
tmc last week. S22 200 head consisr throagh 400 hcid
opened dull. l0Gi5c lower; closed weak. Fair good
%cS@r 4, taT TO 10 GOOD sSoU % 70 q
~ Ccc 5s' - 2S O. oss Sesy 81 t eos
81 f s ana ssS N ps o'H5 S%i light footing
up 100 leads for Monday and Tuesday; denand flir ;
%eg!e' S a'e and strong a at ehs9s - r"sh
~ as G ,S SS fair sS 's and ia s
H. soT @ i e fSoSs up loads
sgaasss demand fr ars 1913 rT p .' Is 300
IS asi TO- ShrcDSuppy fair 10 oas ro ar a. a, Sa ~
god 81 Gjd33 10; fair 81 75ds2 So common ooc 70 81
warnings, s2ds3 CO lambs. s3d*t 90 curves - 'V"
81 -. ,,.,.,. Oh 900 ,o.s
Louis. Dec. l0.-Catte-Reccipts' .,oso1 mead
mo lily natives Tho market was active "lu hgh,, "ng
closed nrm with good demand Native steers o. oo~
s3 20 cows ~ 15a$, rs Iioe.-Ke,e'pS o,ooV nc'd
adyaacc q ycaterta.s nGure, Hrav n ~ oo%sS 10
200 head market STEADY Pest mnttoas, 81 'odS3 20
Union Stock Yards Chicago De- x,r ,p
20 25dse stockers and feedec e loo fR%s "na
is 600 head Market easy Heavy. ~ sod$5 20 com.
70 choice mixed gS chOs a;IT'o' ~ So4
icccpt', 5000 nead Marset steady. Inferior to
choice Sl4e3 so: iaTbs. ~ 1oasi TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
HAY AND STRAW.
POT fTRY.

Heavy receipts of live poultry caused further
reduction in prices OF most kinds: and there has
been an uncommonly dull trade. With ten carloads
on sale Yesterday fowls fell to 7Qsc. and chickens
to 5i4@6,sc with the bulk OF the business at Srezc
in to-day. and a better feeling was shown on good
stock. Ducks and geese very plenty. ana SION"
Pigeons almost unstable.
The Christmas marke' for dressed poultry mas
so far been very unsatisfactory. Although STOCK
has been secured at interior points on a compare
lively low basis the prices 60 far prevailing here
have not been such would be nj all profitable
on average grades Receipts have been very heavy
and buyers have shown IA disposition TO hold on
causing an accumulation in receivers HANDS WHlch
is fast becoming burdensome Some receivers who
have not many goods on hand and whose INVOICES
indicate moderate shipments 10 arrive later IN me
week take rather hopeful view. but most OF me
receivers looking for continued heavy arrivals
BILE. There was some effort on Monday 10 raise
prices a little fine turkeys. but II was not sue
ccssful and al the close stock Is very urgently
offered at quotations Chickens and fowls are IN
heavy supply. very dull and weaker. Fancy ducks
about steady. Geese quiet, and closing barely
G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

Receipts for the week. 4535 bales: exports. All
bales Imports Sc bales The exports Pnc,d are stu SUI
hops ana mostly of through shipments This Of
course reduces the stock in the country put 1t does
brewers are buying only moderately. and lit;le
more pressure TO sell has caused further slight weak
ness This Is particularly noticeable In the medium
grade State hops which comprise a large part OF
This wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
DRIED FRUIT.

Receipts for week 1855 plsgs exports, l,69 pkgs
trade M this season is usually dull. and sellers
have been satisfied to obtain late prices h % on sucn
pect a large consumption of apples this winter.
especially in view OF the abundance OF California
supply. and he'd steady. Chops slow; II heavy
packed ana prime would bring ll2alssc. but small
promiscucus lots have to go lower Cores ana
Skins quoted nominaly at 4 &c. Peaches quiet and
UNCHANGED Raspberrles have settled to lie.
Cherries scarce and frmer Blackberres in sellers
favor california aprcots hold fairly steady Prnes
accumulating and concessions nave beeh made on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts OF milk and cream nj
the different railroad distributing points In and
the city for the week have been as follows
Erie. 401 cans OF milk. 20 Of condensed milk
and 1l9 Of cream: Susquehanna $50 cans OF
milk and Is cans OF cream: Lackawanna, 4O75 cans
of milk and q cans Of cream New-York Central
and Harlem. 2,313 cans OF milk Sc cans OF con-
densed milk and lG cans OF cream New York and
Northern, $40 cans OF milk: New Haven and Hart
cans OF milk and % cans of cream; West Shore
l2 OF milk As of condensed milk ana
IS of cream: New-Jersey Central, 1876 cans OF
milk and 10 cans Of cream; and by miscellaneous
short routes. Loo cans OF milk and 10 cans or
cream. The total daily supply has been 10 7io cans
OF milk. ~ cans OF condensed milk and 23l or
price paid for the surplus being 81 co n can of 20
quarts The MIX Exchange price is 81 81 a can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
Quota; ions follow We c,yc Tor romlarl or clos ng
Il - =, ~, n,cI, and co.-,.,on,inc a., os, ve,r.


I,l~irts grain and iOur frpn Atlantic pori> ~. week
crd.d ccuhcr ~ and since sep cnh'r !. ls3J COM
Iafrd with tn y-"lou, year
Lest Prom Previous
wee. SOFT !. Chang 49,
Nia hu it.o 30 l. .5At H. .? C,Gfi De- II w ~
ON iu -3 poo ~ 49, .7d ".C9l7o2 Inc. J-'2o o.
T,-.int OF rr "a tut at mt Tor points ia r.,usanu-.
Ia, mn. cphcr> tOjl omitted. bis grain bu'A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
SUNDRIES.

Nt'TS-Peanuts dull: quoted at 3h1ic for fancy
hand-picke and 2i2M3c for farmers Spanish shele1
quiet at 27sn3c for No !; No. quoted at
l7sl12c: Virginia No | shced a. 2iaI2Ac. ard No 2
at nc Hickory nuts very plenty and dun at
JcGl90c bush. Pecans quiet at jlzT7c PEE ~.
BEESWAX--In fair demand and firm quoted at
25426c.
GINSENG-Market steady: Northern quoted
at s3GS3 30; Western at 81 50dS3 and Southern at
$2n$2 50 per n.
HONEY-New white clover In single comb boxes
quoted at 13fl5c but latter price extreme for any
important sales; brckwheat 10d1lc California ex-
tracted jobbng from store AT CAQGkc car lots
dull al L5N7Oc per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
CHEESE.

CHEESE
Receipts for week 1852 boTes. Exports lo9s
boxes There has been a good sTeady demand from
shippers for underpriced cheese. chiefly part SKINS
from SC 10 lOc, with the exception OF one or two
lines OF very slightly SKINNED stock that brought
more money Recent cables have given exporters
no encouragement, on fancy cheese. though the
English markets seem be era duallv working into
better shape The home jobbing trade has not I'M
proved much nor is there likely TO be much ex-
pansIon of the demand until afDr the turn OF the
year. Holders take rather a more confident view
OF the situation. however and there Is disposition
10 ask q fraction advance on the very highest
grade. Liverpool cable, 5js.
Since the recent deal in Canada which included
about 40 coo boxes 10n1l4c there have been few
lots picked up In the interior Of this State. The
Cloverfeid combina ton closed out the balance OF
at loc at the factory. The Marshfield combination
1900 boxes part skins, and about 5000 boxes full
cream are held by the Sandusky factories. In CEN
trial and northern New-York there is moderate
quantity In the hands Of factory men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
IIEMLOCK.

I LEATIIER-Thc market + moving along In an easy
and Indifferent way with the tone holding steady aud
| prices Ms last quoted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

Receipts for the week. s77 bbls and 1913 cases
The market has ruled dull and unsatisfactory
Fresh-gathered eggs not very plenty. but
q, with some increase in shipments from southerly
sections the supply has been than ample
But the offerings have shown very irregular quality
y and only few lots are positively fancy. We stl
= hear occasional small lots Of superative grade
bringing a slight premium. but Of late these have
become and more exceptional. Icehouse
eggs OF perfect quality-Sweet and free from all
bad favors-are held unchanged. but move
slowly. and there is liberal quantity of fair
quality which is urgently offered, hard TO sell
=, and OF very uncertain value. LINED eggs weaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
Las ron ,,o,ooa


Pork n iss s 900 5S 5 o5 : SsSS Doc Dc
,'T o sol Oi2 .::i3oO1 90 lc' l'D Doc 100 -, -
% rIt + Inc demand for torc-c 'ort' = OF ',e i,
cha. ac.,r BUYERS however. Inn TIC opera~oa' cry
,"u'tcneu,- spirit OF con er'nt'-m pfrNall-, ~
rbtalie il equal parts t. the t,r ne1r app oasn "
tmc ~ annual -tOrk ana tac iart tn1t 80 Jar ~
can d. figured. thcr, (, n & i1Iitr o. aG ,Hn
"rd cleaned brt plccs fuy srstanei IN inc mop" Oh
On 1r,ci royenfnt after the opening 81 tnc NV ~ 49,
Foreign styles IN ar requc,t a, fo,,nSr ngrr'
r,nare'. n, K CO.. New .Orl ans tee''ap' ls'ulsiaI
cop movement dat Receipts, rough incius o, aS S
,narn cor I'd oyer S1i31j a'Es: las year 2'o'oz'
a. H. sa,s cleaned cost 1850 barrels ias; y ,o
10 ioD bar-,i-. Market dul but strong. Ana irom
~, TON .raph Gqr1 in1 crop movement - caVs
10 .nir,. cleaned lij barrels sales O''J larl'l-
Vcrv nuiet We quote ta'olna ani Louisiana tOmhon
r. cr!narv g,.63c low iar 10 far &c Ho9d u
Nrlr. - H. choice = fancy. 4'sH,tr ezra h.u
;i,6Gr Lava H1ncon ~ o4'ar Japnn +'sdi's Ia H.
10. R,nqnep ;afic: IN bonl. 202~'.
SUGAR Tho market t3r sugar J. quiet buy frm
f., 49, ..aldpon, of hold"s who quite indifferent
aor, selling on preent basis a. they process TO
iclcyc fiat hn turn win BE- t further In their favor
sac. were $500 bacs Dencrara o'nir'i9al AZ bJ sih
ve.. 4, 10 L, Ga ral1 "a lJ-lDr - e r. ana 2'io
tom Il,o GA private W gu te, centriing1 9o
,,s, lis: uusco' ado. 80 tr-t &c; m0laSse'
.ucor 80 te-t oi4c. LOnl,n--Cane quiet no change
LAVA u, ard fine refining 1t l3s Beet firm present
month i9s lLt. month. ] - Cd .---. tEf lNf.D
~ cd about teady win piicc unchanged and the demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

NETALS-IKON-1he situation I'm Philadelphia re-.
gardng the irpn and steel Is far from Inspiring
according 10 current report Nothing IL being done Tor
nearby delivery and little for delivery ncNt year
Tho latest feature In pig iron Is the Increase In pioduc-
Zion. whrh II now Averaging 3.OOOOO tons per 1nntn
about half of the output Of Small n u
this yield however. II Il said be In excess or
current requirement. aud therefore much of factor
prices. The steel hicts : very quiet, with
asking prices 40 2j"slO 80. but 80 would probably
business on the right kind OF Offer. ni.h"d
material very dIl with tn narkct still Inclined 10
and with q good supply on hand, prices are weaker
Tho copper production In the United States, according Ia
the United States Geological Survey lj7l2 ions IN
1902 against 1872 o5s tons the before and lls3J5
European and American Producers rs a basis for this
yras PRODUCTION. the total output for the United States
for So3 will be- fully l1J.Oco The exports from
United Stats Europe for This estimated at
~ 900 tons lroa mnrtct closed easier slSt 81 20
SIELTfi. market closed nat January ~ 6j February
~ % Market closed quiet spot f?o 10 bid
December $50 ~ January so 60. LEAD.Market
closed iirmer spot ~ i7s bid December - % Janu
follows: tdasgow-Scotch warrants closed rs ID
Mddesboro-No foundry iron, as 7'a1. Ion1on-Cop-
per. spot ci3 Is "a futures f&3 rs vi soelto SO
13s Cd tin sJot, c75 l0~ three months, $50 los soft
MoI.AssEs AND syRups-Now.o Orleans moIas,c,
rules about roady With the grades rather scarce Dd
and nominal. syrups are inactive and noni
% %%s 1s Of new "' SrSp tn S''" asa
SIC; good s6eS7c choice asstoc Neworeans old
crop. centrfueal ordinary. ied1ic common iSa J
Rarbudoes. i'Sbns lots ssae5c Porto tieo. 2aa3oc.
syrup'-'we quote Sugar Ordinary. Iodiic; common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
HAY AND STRAW.

RECEIPTS FOR WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 10. Iso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

12alsc: fair. 14S10c; good. l7sisc; prms. loa2oc;
Il, Tsons a material ss Ds s .s ~:
and pissS a 90 rule quiet but without change
auose Spirits turpentns sj M sou,hs bsl, ana 2ol, s,%
strained 81 50; i, slAs - 50 q, q 60; H. e s.
:. TO- pitch, light weight u So pitch, regular weight
OCEAN FREIGuTs-The oaIy change seen ie the
IT. fyr IA M, ' I Is az advance Of ~ = AntSsrD
quiet and about ,tady. we note TIL engagement OF 8
S"s s5a" and no i oo S oil Il axe TO the %
lhe lo'd, glam repOrei t. 10 ~, yesd a. "a; a.
cod arhoslt yestsriay tran.aioa Iei S:onsS
a'tito With ra,es sho%ns no changes Qaotatoas
i sS hys :o 81 sd Hp3dpn u ga s a'Cfae sH
,n $+d c9rs for d,i s tS'ao' Y hemp
Floer..o to NewYorS or Bo.ton. l5Cid BARK 100
tn' THe So cs T. 'G p,rd for %a? S sc *
s 49, w. x S%c OK TO- NJ tc1 S is or
Nyrrs de- a sriooneT $50 tons g,n'ral cargo New.
YORK 10 Iermuoa $1,000 bark bag su2sr st. SagS and
mahogany cuba NewYOrs 10 sho0n nrn go ,a Co
a'',r hoorc lumier C,l,s t, sn Domingo. and sugar
lacR 70 Newell private terms two . SlnsS "%ber
Nofk TO Nw.Yor % ioatf2 So sLoonr fc,,,iisf o
Ncw.YorA t, savannah. ~ schoohcf' coa'' i'i'oc
oil Ta5es D Ss w Ha. ps..
"pd oil Is st adv rte demand, ,tn "'GSd oil Is
tirmIv hol
H., Snu"tc I'rlre cruic IBIS osc; prime crude ioose
o5aaGc oircrnd bis 25d27c; butcr oil Joa3J o. , S
ror -ollow prime Sic; sumner Yellow oii.gradc 81
ne 70 q"ol!tv prmr sumner Whit 5!@tos lar,
ell was quiet at 12di3c; Anencah raw 4''' N''''''
boil,d 56c Calcutti raw, C2'. ., ,so =, II,
was falry s.' Sea rra' on AZ snail
70 elp,s Of I've hogs Tor today bn on ner, ,.'n
Of tomorrow Trccs doclnd quite sharply Tor Iw r,
monts racovern" l1tc-. 1t Is astcf mat .'" u ~.
great deal OF hand - nj tn sal Tor Jaa ,o
NAV md lively Inc In getting out P9 iit Y
vim sale 81 100 bhs quoted Moss sl3 I'dt '' INN
w., IT, sIc shot citar SIS j0ds17 80; 'yt-' prime:
"a 5oGsii REFF-Steady quotations Family 9 ga
s"Sie3 rEEF AMrMSrset qqet az I3 or scadS
80 ~ "a. loom 10 I20-m 7i.d7%c yes. ladsc:
bacon ,cCrT r, u, ,hSUa, T.kIeJ Sel
H. Gui"t i2.ir qnotd at s,;ds's, l',ls sGse ion.
e. W. AID Market weaker; Western cos'l al, %,
i,v closcd az 7isc sa'S OF l75 tcs refined lor
"1tincn, 5 zoe south America. SO, con pound W:c'
I'm on,ions December closed at sc noma az ''iuo'y'
Sjc nominal. ,or,s for rho week
c.d,c Dc, ,ubcr rs and from November ID u'''' 'o
nar,d vita pre- iols year ,,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
RAILWAY STOCKS.

south i Fac. NJ. p q GOV 2os 2os. 2ih SO
f; ! ssa;N;M u il = II 8. =. IS IS
Jol o Cent. 81 20
+ " iss. S. iss isss isss e. a iSS
% soi pref .:: IT,. j. Is T. y. Is i5s ssS
WI q l. E.. l4s I'm l3s. ltss II Va iee's,
do pref...... ~ BOA ~ ooss iyt oo,s ~
Wis Cent. Jl2 o.. GA lou
The times., 1893-10-13

mander, who rode back with George to
where the figure still remained like
statue, immovable. When they reached
her, the searching look which had 30 dis
turbed George was fastened on Dunbar's
face and with the same result. The men
gathered near with looks of wonder,
mingled with suspicion, that she might
be acting as decoy to some rebel am
bush. She needed them not nor turned
her eyes from Eustace's face as il to
compel recognition. He remained ST.
lent, wondering to what this would tend.
till, her strangely earnest gaze becoming
irksome, he spoke abruptly:
"Well, woman, what do you wish? ]
have no time to loiter."
The times., 1893-10-13

fore, without checking his headlong
speed, he stripped the rebel coat from his
shoulders, threw it from him and raising
the cap from his head tossed it high in
the air to fall in the ditch beyond, with
full, joyous 'Hurrahr which was an
swered by the most deafening cheers.
We all recognized that voice. Rose
sprang forward, crying Ralph! Ralph!
my darling brotherp as he dashed into
our midst flung himself from the pant
ing horse and clasped her in his arms"
The letter still further explained that
on the first night of Ralph's capture
those who had charge of the prisoners en-
camped in wood not many miles from
Bull Run, being unable to proceed far
ther and confident that our army had
been too greatly dispirited to rally suffi-
ciently to regain what they had so need
lessly lost. From the first Ralph was
determined to escape before he reached
their prison house. A guard was placed
over him, who abused and insulted him
in the most heartless and unnatural man.
ner. He assumed meanwhile a weary,
dispirited manner, and at last appeared
to sink into the heavy sleep of great ex-
exhaustion. This after time relaxed
their vigilance, and they yielded to fa-
tigue and whisky, which soon completely
+ba,n
The times., 1893-10-13

scend to humber but very comfortable
home.
Here her old friends sought her. The
reader can easily imagine from their in
sight into Mrs. Varney's character that
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton were coldly if not
rudely received. 1t was maddening to
her proud spirit. that these whose coun-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31
A GREAT BARGAIN.

14S front on Houston street.
opposite poStOtfice, for sale at four hun
dred dollars front foot, payments one.
third cash, balance to suit your con
venenCe with six per cent interest on de =
ferred payments. Also four thousand
acres farm land, thirty miles from San
Antonio, only three miles from Lytle sta !.
ton on the railroad, three miles from
Somerset, Benton City, Rossville and
AtascOsa pOStoffice, all fenced, with good
dwelling house, barn, corrals, and two
hundred acres under cultivation. The
entire tract is suitable for cultivation and
especially for fruit growing, being a rich,
red sandy loan. There is permanent
spring water on this tract and splendid
we'll water can be had on every portion at
depth not to exceed sixty feet. VIII sell
at bargain, One-third cash and balance
on time paw entS with six per cent in
terest. Will take part cash and balance
in San Antonio property. For further
particulars call on j. V. Dignowity or A.
j. Nav, over Texas National bank. 3Stf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31
MEN and WOMEN

Many men and women who a sho time
ago thought themselves of strong physique,
splendid intellect and nerves of iron marvel
at their feeling of exhaustion and total lack
of interest in their business affairs. They
are OverpOweIed by sense of lassitude,
IanguOr and dullncss. Their Wanted
strength ana self control seem to nave left
them when most needed; already they have
eXperienceda lack of old time vigOr, a GER
tain lack of confidence, and nervous appre-
hension instead of the old courage; a con-
slant feeling of las >itude and waning am
bitien; their blood is impoverished their
eyes lusterless, they are haunted with mel
anchOly and frequently have the blues;
they feel their vitality wasting day by day
and night by night; they are easily discOur-
aged, irritable, mOrOSe and unhappy; pleas
ures tire and friends bore them.
DO you BnOw what your trouble is, or
what you are coming to? Come at once and
consult DR.. j. N. Hathaway, the successful
specialist of this city, and he will tell you
also how t. get cured. Do not delay.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

POWDERLY thinks that the recent
attitude of the courts to the labor
organizations in the matter of
strikes will drive the labor element
into the ranks of the Populists and
Socialists to back their demand
for government control of rail
roads. However that may be, it is
certain that such governmental
control would solve nearly every
veXed question that arises, be-
tween railway management and
their operatives, fix their relations
irrevOcably, give stability to all
the carrying trade of the country,
and give the people transportation
at cost price. All this will come
in the days that are to be.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

THE quicksilver mines of Cali
fornia are being worked after re-
manning idle long time. They
represent $3O,OOO,OOO capital and
the resumption of work will give
employment to 5000 men. The
scarcity of quicksilver has induced
the mine owners to resume opera
tions. 1t is a great thing for the
Pacific coast.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

If the message contained in the
bottle found floating in the sea be
not most heartless and diabOli-
cal hoax, all that may be known
as to the fate of the ill-starred
NarOnic has been revealed until
the sea shall give up her dead and
the secrets of the vastly deep be
unfolded. Had it been a mighty
passenger steamship with as many
hundreds as there were tens on
board the catastrophe would only
have been 50 much the greater
And yet the angry tides sweep
away fewer lives Of those who go to
sea in ships than are sacrificed tc
the names of travel by rail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

THE reciprocity policy of the
late administration will be serious
ly attacked in the congress that
was elected with the present adj
ministratiOn. All the beneficial
results of that policy, as manifest
ed in our increased trade with the
countries establishing reciprocity
with this government, will be ig,
hOred. 1t will bring in the return
of the Republican party only sc
much the sooner. Let it come.