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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-08
Try the Muenchener Beer, made
by the City Brewery. Il I If

Feed grinders, cutters, hay
knives, disk harrows and seeders,
grain drills, plows at Tips & Har-
mann. III 10 IF
Mrs. II. s Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Tenn. says: 'ShilOh'S NitaliZer "a WE'D
MY LIFE consider 1t tn" be-, rene
for a deblIItatPdS yStpm ! ever used. For
Dyspepsia, Liver0r Kidney trouble it ~
GELS. Price IS cts.
A child named Victor Taylor,
found at Beanvillp, was taken to
the police station yesterday. His
mother came for him.
The 5-year old son of Alderman
Smith is missing.
nnUlNn Furniture, etc. packing
IHUVlNu and repairing. J. b..
Olsen 307 Alamo Plaza, Tel. 4SS. ly
Bear in mind that Frank j..
8eitel keeps builders hardwar" and
lumber at the InternatiOna, and
Great Northern depot. If
The best bargains offered this
year, twenty lines Of ladies' Ok
fords, price %4O0 to $500 for $2.h0.
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JOT7INGS ABOUT TOWN

ton Of PSy q. Ss% YORK sns me-
banquet at Tho Hotel Brunswick last night.
Ameeiing of the David Bennett Hill organization of
y hs Fo on Assembly dist let was held last night
roll. making the membership over 40. '"">N WV
AMONG ne passengers on the White Star steamer
NJ onn L.. Carroll and ,ns Michael hefSsrs Of
Charles Allen the lT.year.od boy who shot and killed
d"ssBh Docksry in ths cigar box factory IJot6
os5,ooo bail ut tho CorOners' ONCE yesterday.
T 1s's" q" oS sG " %s RSy.
he Wi a ar Ensana IN S. U S ns
I ESETs;. "agans q
Sany 10 s s sscu Ala me
John Ma'oHol 262 ws, Ihirsth who wa,
E rer '9n f saa % G a. ,an r
% Tasdiseisssed Jefferson MaTIst Court yestsrday
compliant AgaInsthIs father ','-
Tas r 81 a. s.rS Of mes meeting. under the
chS st Sd and L sSS" 81 s cS
Mason North viii address The meeting NV T.
.n dsss51 s'isn e H Sas. sSs.
%ssds Ias! .6s "S@s. wsTs%
s s..s.0w W.T., Hass and Sos.nx Harry ssnisn
ws sss s' CD VS. y h ss
dismissed. and Judge Fitzgerald did So
, ouuHmsnLS OF Aosoiule divorce were granted In
Charles sothern from Mary soInern inxis Harris
Hs:s ssS%sfss by j%dss s1ds@ q li.a". eoS"
marriage OF Aaron Rabinowttz and Dora Ra6nowitE
Postmaster Dayton has received instructIons from
the f.s once Department TO notify publishers Of
second class mail matter that hereafter tho
with their publications OF subscription bis orders
and receipts which contain any other information
price o. the Ru6icasion and Oh. amount Of subscrp
" subscription price" A. used In the law will hereafter
% construed AS she regular stated price OF the pulls
10 offered"
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the CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT
Mr.. McCreary'p FiI, Amending IL Taken q
In the House.

| Mr.. McCrenry'r Bin Amending IL Taken Uu
| In tho House.
WASHINGTON. Oct. lin the House to-day
| Mr.. Hunter Dem. ILL., ask ed unanimo GUS con
sent for the consideration OF n Joint resolu
| tion providing for recess OF Congress from
Oct. IA to Nov. !.
Mr.. Cultivate Dem. Ohio objected. and the
resolution was referred to the Committee Oh
Rules.
On motion OF Mr.. Brlckner Dem. Wis., a
joint resolution was passed authorizing the
state Of Wisconsin to place In statuary Hall q
statue OF Pere Marquette.
Mr.. Cummings Dem, N. w from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs. reported resolution.
which was adopted. calling on the Secretary Of
the Navy for Information as to the amount Of
premiums paid to the constructors OF war
ships.
Mr.. Anderson Dem.. ". Va introduced q
bill to repeal the one point In the Federal Elec-
ton laws omitted by the Tucker bill, which
the House passed Yesterday. 1t proposes to
amend section 5. 52S. Revised Statutes by stril-
force be necessary to repel armed enemies OF
the thu united States or to Keep the peace at the
Mr.. Cummings introduced a resolution au-
thorizing, and directing the Secretaries Of the
various departments OF the Government to
proper representation Of the United States at
the Antwerp International Exposition.
Tho bill to remit the penalties on the dyna-
mite cruiser Tesuvus was then taken up. The
amount involved In the bill 70 500 700. No
final action was taken on the bill and at the
conclusion OF the morning hour Mr.. Outhwaite
Dam.. Ohio) called up the resolution OF the
Committee on Rules providing for the imme-
diate consideration OF the hill to amend the
Geary Chinese Exclusion net.
Mr. McCreary Dem Ky.l the author OF the
bill. explained that 1t provided that the act OF
May 5. 1892. be so amended as to extend the
time six months, In which Chinese persons
may register and obtain certificates Of resi-.
dence: and also amended said act 80 as to re-
Qulre one credible witness other than Chi
nese" that an applicant for a certificate was
resident Of the United States on the 9th OF
May isT III ins Ell OF one credible white wit
vIding that the words ,'iaborer" or labor;
and unskilled manual laborers. including
Chinese employed in mining. fishing. buck
gagged in taking drying. or otherwise preserv-
ing shell or other fish for homo consumption
or expectation.
Mr. Geary tDem.. CALI opposed the bill. and
at the conclusion OF his speech the House ad-
journed.
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trious population. roofing itself Into the soil
and becoming solid. substantial citizens Of
their adopted country.
Don't you disturb Yourself about the debt
q the Yankee" said Mr.: Hsyley. as he walked
rock and hell make money trading II there is
any one else on the rock. Turn him out Of the
the wealth OF the country In coming back."
Mr.; Hewleya few minutes later. having for;
them, but Mr. Allen declined to be interrupted:
mnd MI NJ laMey wes b ,orSen 20 c9ntSnt himself
made
At midnight Mr.. Allen still held the floor.
and his voice was as resonant rs when he
started his speech at $50, There were few
Senators on the floor. but the galleries re-.
manned crowded. While he was still speaking
Mr.. Dubois made the point Of no quorum. and
a call Of the Senate was ordered.
Mr.. Martin OF Kansas, who will be the ucxt
speaker, is expected to occupy three or four
hours. His desk is decorated with n maCniil-
cent basket Of flowers, u token from hia Kan.
eas constituents. Mr.. Martin will be followed
by Mr. Morgan. who will. In turn. be succeeded
by Mr. Teller.
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Local Bu.ineas Trouble.

The James T. Hall Company. painting and
decorating. of 100 Fifth avenue. has been un.
able to raise money to meet maturing obliga.
tons. and yesterday James T.. Hall. the Vice.
President. was appointed receiver. on the ap-
plication u Mr. Hall and Edward II. Milligan.
the Treasurer. The company has property to
the amount OF $4,000 IN this State. Applica-
tion has also been made in New Jersey Tor a
receiver, it being New Jersey corporation.
The business was started In 1885 by James T.
Hall and incorporated in August. 1891. with n
capital stock Of Sl25,OOO. Walter Luttgen OF
august Beim3nt " Co. was President. A few
assets, S225OOO: liabilities. S72.OOO. '4
kirshbaum Brothers. manufacturers Of m en- a
clothing at go broadway, have failed and
everythln has been removed from their pla ce
81 business. They gave n bill Of sale on part
OF their stock to Calmnn Rouse. u creditor. to
be about $4,000. ~
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TROUBLE WILL FOLLOW.
It Should Be Understood and
Looked After Now.
Some Things Which People Cannot
Well Explain.
This May Be Absolutely New to the
Average Reader

Many people wonder what It means whom
there is atinglinG or prickling sensation with
moro or less numb feeling in tho hands. feet.
or limbs. it means that there Is condition
OF the nerves which prelisposes toward pa
ralyss. III in addition to the above sensations
there is pain In the head. n general bad feel-
Ing. with weak. weary. or excessively tired
feeling in the limbs. It may DO taken as certain
that paralysis will result II something 10 not
Immediately done to avert this terrible dis
nster.
Al! should remember that In such cases Il 10
the neglect of thcse first symptoms which re-
suits In the fatal and dreaded shook OF paraly-
ais III n person will use tho right remedy whom
tle above feelings and sensations appear. all
danger of a shock can be warded of.
1t is n fact that paralysis and kindred ner-
vous diseases are increasing at an alarming
rate. Thousands about US neglecting to realize
what these first symptoms. 30 apparently
trivial, really mean until they become pros.
trated.
A very interesting story Ia told by Mr.. @.
W. Ryerson. who Is a we'll known business
man. residing 1T POI Eighth ave-. New York
Fin March. 1892" he said. "I had a slisht
stroke OF paralysis of the left side. which WAS
followed In about two weeks by a second az.
tack. which completely parayzed the left side
Of my body.
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G"uld-WhIte.

Miss Harriet Stone White OF Bergen Point. a
daughter OF the late Samuel c. White was
married last evening in the Bergen Point Re-
formed Church to Edward W. Gould. mem
Der Of the New York Produce and Stock Elk.
changes and OF the Staten IslandAthletic Club.
The officiating clergyman was the Rev. 7. E.
by the Rev. Archdeacon George d. Roberts.
The bridesmaids were Misses Edith Downer
O. Orange. Nd: Elizabeth TAYLOR Of Bayonne,
Minnie W: Letcher Of Richmond. Ky Henry
Johnson OF Staten Island was the best man.
Newport. H. /: Gilbert 7. Gale nj Spring Val.
ley. N u: Otis F. Wood OF Staten Island, and
robert ltedfeld OF this city. Tho ediiIce was
decorated with autumnal flowers and foliage.
me bride wore gown Of white satin. trim m cd
with duchesSe lace. u veil OF white tulle, and n
corsage bouquet. The bridesmaids wore cos.
tunes OF green and white silk. Following the
ward G. White. the brides brother. on the
Nil Won kull shore. at Bergen Point
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CO.. ToHey the Republican Candidate for
Sheriff.

Tho Republican County Convention to nomi-
nate candidate for Sheriff was held in Odd
Fellows Hall. Hoboken. last night. ]. Flavel
MCGEE presided and John ]. Erwin was secre-
tary. The Rev. Daniel Halleron and Deacon
W. J. Hunt. representing the recently organ
lied Mora! Reform Society. and bringing with
them tho resolutions adopted by their society,
were admitted to the Convention:
Tho resolutions. which demand the nom ina
ton OF a candidate who will pledge himself to
suppress vice OF every character were referred
to the Committee on Resolutions That COM
mittee subsequently recommended that the
resolutions. he received. filed. and ordered
that WAS done about them.
IT was nearly 10 o'clock when tho Convention
got down to real business. The candidates
placed IN nomination were Col John j. Toffey.
Ereehoider John z Halliday. Michael shultz.
On the first formal ballot Col Tofrey re-
ceived Il votes. iust the number required to
nominate him. The nomination was then
made unanimous. Anthony j. Volk was nom
mated for Coroner
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PIRsterers Locked Ont.

About 100 plasterers employed by six firms
have been locked out. because. 1t was said
yesterday. the Operative Pasterers' Union. to
which they belong. would not let them work
eight hours on Saturdays. The matter was
reported to the Board OF Walking Delegates.
firms. o GA
The employing plasterers. tired Of the nj
legged dictntion of the Plasterers' Laborers'
ready mixed. The material Is naked by non
union men At Cow Bay. Long Island. and is
members in the union. and they want to mix
this mortar at the union rate OF So rs day.
strikes. " ~
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NJ uuu-Hntneld.

A noteworthy social event at Hackensack.
N. j.. Yesterday was the marriage OF Samuel
Goodwin Mum and Miss Jennie Laura Hat
field at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church.
The ceremony was performed Ly the Rev. San
ford Van Benschoten. d. D.. Presiding Elder In
the Newark M. E Conference. assisted by tho
pastor. the Rev. Richard Johns. The bridal
gown was Of white satin. deliberately trimme led
with old lace. The bride entered the church
on the arm OF her uncle. Col s. Ellis Briggs.
preceded by the maid OF honor Miss Nancy
Mary sisson. Of Englewood n. j.. wearing an
empire gown OF pink chiffon.
Mr. Junior Hatfield. the brother OF the bride.
Was best man. The ushers were Messrs.
whitney Lyon Of Brooklyn. George Hart Of
thi city James f + Price Of Jersey City and
was decorated with palms and exotics. A
number Of Unknown people from New York,
Boston. Philadelphia. and Baltimore attended
the tna ceremony l after which the wedding party
The home OF the brides mother The wedding
Trip VIII be an extended tour Of some weeks'
duration through Canada, the lakes, and in
cluding visit to the Ex position.
Mr.. Nj unn Is a member OF the New York Cot
ton Exchange and the New York Athletic Club
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treated 18th different physicians without
any benefit whatever until December Of the
same year. when | was induced to try DR.
Greene,s Nervura blood md nerve remedy. and
now. after three months use OF the remedy.
have the full use Of my speech and limbs. and
G ToIK haad every day. know that this won
Now: the moral OF this Is d o not neg ect your
SELF II you are not feeling Just right. II you
nave symptoms and feelings you cannot ex-
Dr. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
and 1t will very speedily pnt you n good health
again. 1t will always prevent paralysis II taken
harmless.
clans as the greatest blood and nerve remedy:
indeed. It Is the discovery Of one Of our best
street New York, the successful specialist In
CURING nervous and chronic diseases. The
Doctor can be consulted free. personally or by
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TO WE'D CAPT M,KaY

Tho Engagement OF Miss Elizabeth Swan nj
Oyster bay Announced.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Elizabeth Swan. daughter OF Edward j.
Swan OF Oyster Bay. l. l.. to Capt. Horatio
Mckay 1.-THE new Cunard steamship Lucania.
Miss Swan is IS years old and pronoun ed
blonde. She Is finely educated and has trav-
elled a great DEAL 1t was on a voyage to
Europe three years ago that she first m ct
capt. Mckay. who was then in command Of
the mbria. Capt. Mckay il 81 years old, but
notwithstanding the difference In their nges it
was case Of love at frat sight.
capt Mckay was born in Scotland and has
followed the sea since the age OF twelve. lie
has been connected with the Cunari line for
tnirty-one yeara. One Of his greatest n chieve.
ments was bringing the Umbria into port In
December 1872 after she had bean disa ed
by broken shaft $50 miles from New York
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Tho Farmers. Alliance In Iowa

DIES MONIES Ia. Oct. 1.-THE State Conyen.
tion OF the Farmers Alliance yesterday
adopted resolutions favoring the Anti option
and Congcr Land bill. A resolution favoring
the free coinage Of silver and another favor.
ing the free coinage OF American silver were
voted down by decisive mniorities. The money
BILE currency Of sufficient volume for tho busi-
ness OF the country. About 100 alliances were
RAM cd
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Death OF n Desperate Who Burned IL
Knllrond Bridgea In One MINT

CALHOUN. Ga. Oct. 1.-THE desperate. VIII
Horton. who escaped from tho penitentiary
several days ago and was MORALLY wounded
by the guard while ESCAPING. died last night.
With his elder brother he held up Central
Railroad train and robbed the express mes-
senRer Of $4,000. The elder brother was
captured and convicted. Will Horton threat
brother should be sentenced. He carried out
his threat by burning eighteen bridges and
trestles in one night Later he WAS caught
was nm accomplce in tho bridge burning. He
had long been known as desperate. He had
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Al Ex.Assistant District Attorney ReporssA
for Dlsbnrment. ~.

CINCINNATI. Oct ia COMMITTEES appointed
by the United States Circuit Court has 70.
ported for disbarment W. b. Burnett. q promf-
nent attorney. for retaining and misappropri.
attne $500. the property OF Eliza J. Ben.
nett. client. Burnett had ample time to
settle but persisted II. remaining in New
YORK. where he is engaged in forming a syndi-
cate; He was Assistant District Attorney un.
ger President ClevelRnds first administration.
lie prosecuted Harper of the Fidelity Bank.
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Health Offlcer jenkins gave out last night
this bulletin in regard to the Russia's detained
passengers:
There are no new developments at Quaran-
tine. All Of the passengers have been in
spected twice to-day. and continue in good
health. The work OF disinfection OF the
steamer and baggage has been finished. This
Is the eighth day since the Isolation OF the
last case without development"
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SPARKS FROM THE rELEsRApH.

The Commercial Travellers Convention at Syracuse
yesterday selected Binghantou as the site for the
proposed home.
Tho Schenectady Locomotive Works which bavs
been shut down for ten days past will resume opera
lions on Monday next.
Six frame buildings on Railroad avenue Clean n Y.
occupied by hotels ana saloons burned yeserdsy
morning The PRINCIPAL losses are Farey's Buralo
House. Wney's Bradford House. Rn, the Erie House
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The Cost OF an Elevated Road for boston.


RoNDouT. Oct. 1.-THE funeral OF Mrs.
Sarah ellison. better known as Aunt Sally"
ellison. who died at her home at Red Hook on
sunday at the advanced age OF 100 years.
IN the little Methodist cemetery near tho Wiz
iage where she spent her entire life. She was
c!hief tied over her hend as she wore 1t in life
AUNT sally was born II slave In the family OF
Gen; Montgomery OF Revolutionary fame, and
lived on the Montgomery place ut Annandale.
AFTER Gen. Montgomery's death she continued
10 1.-Two on the homestead with Nine. Living
who Inherited tho place and now occupy 1t.
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Killed Himself because His Wife Deserted
Him.

PATTERSON. n. J.. Oct. 1l.-Frederck yogel, q
silk weaver. Al years old. paraded I'D and down
in tho yard in the rear OF his residence at 25B
Atlantic street for nearly two hours to-day
and then shot himself In the heart. dying In
stantiy. The suicide had been In bad health
him six months ago. Is considered the cause OF
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wh-r. Yesterday. Fire. Were.

J.. Moo. 525 Eas: Eighty-third street. isaac
shnltz damage 500 155 81 PITT street. Herman Gold
stein. damage $751; 322. 1857 Boston avenue Or. G.
W. Croinpton. damage $500: 1928, lT6 East Eighty.
second street, Meyer Lowgonthal 4 Son and Thomas
Breen, damage $4,000.
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Mrs Paran Stevens entertained Lord and
Lady Dunraven last night at dinner at her
house at Fifty-sevcnth street and Fifth ave.
nue.. between sixty and seventy persons were
present. After dinner there was an npromptu
cotlllon dance. led by Mr.. Elisha Dyer.
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LIVE WASHINGTO TOPICS.
How Senator Palmer Trained Himself 4
the AIi.niEht Session.

| How Senator Palmer Trained Himself 10,
| the AIi.uiEht Session.
WASHINGTON. Oct 11.-For several DAYS past
| many OF the Senators have been preparing 10,
| the ordeal OF q continuous session. Some oil
| them have undergone a regular system oil
| training similar to that en- poyed by college
boys during the football season or pugilists
preparatory to a smuggling match. Senator
Palmer OF lois. one OF the most venera BILE
members OF the body. has reached such high
stage OF training that he proposes to be pres ont
At every roll call during the pending contest.
Inc average man generally experiences drow.
deren sa out th win Senator Palmer It Is
comes wide awake. Those who have followed
during the past ten days have observed that
ne goes to the Senate cafe at q certain hour
whispers con iidentaIy to tho coiore ed" attend
81; L !, in re mean Time MaHhattan cock.
ator. He then goes to the Senatorial pri-
yate, dining room and orders one portion OF
pens to be visitor at the Capitol she waits In
mis- e9oksf Then she is Invited to the
take OF the ham and pot of tea.
agreeable to the individual tastes of the Chair
men, OF me ere respective commttees Apple
the side appeared to be n popular tippe.
This afternoon. while the big crowds in the
Senate gallery was waiting Tor the fun to he
gin by listening to the Missouri Senator's
speeeh. lonG-haired evangelist over in the
public corner arose and sung:
Cockrel you're my boy"
~ dozen doorkeepers. shocked almost Into
corum. immediately laid hands upon the un-
fortunate enthusiast and escorted him to the
out r air.
Secretary Carlisle to-day sent to the Senate
a respone to the Allen resolution inqulring
under what circumstances the Treasury De-
ppa arI ~, had ANTICIPATED the, interest on
authority for advance payments OF interest is
found n the act OF March II. 1854. With two
insignitlcant exceptions the. disbursements on
inns account nave been made without deduc-
ton or expense to the bondholders. When In
t Irls was anticipated the condition OF the
was such as to make the exercise OF the power
advisable IT. not imperative. The Secretary
then enters into the details OF tho payments.
The Cost of an Elevated Rond for Roston.
BosToN. Oct 11.-At a meeting Of Mayor
Matthews. tho Legislative Committee on
Railroads officers Of the Citizens Associa-
hon. West End Railway. and score OF prom
nent business men. City Engineer Jack
son has presented nm elaborate tabulated |
stateme N ns 10 he cost OF construction Of tho
nrohosed line ne, Of elevated road. He said It |
you'd cost 81. OOO.OOO to construct and equip |
T rras.| + c 81 600Goo mors than the Eapid
l2rt was very disheartening to those present
Mayor Matthews Expresses his opinion that
80 600 is altogether too much money.
building Q road much cheaper. He has NO
lehnite statement to make mt this time.
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when Baby was sick, We gave her castoria.
when she was Child, she cried for Castorla.
when she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them castor,..
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along. about midnight. when many OF the re-
nsai senators will have slipped away for forty
winse. the Idaho Senator will start the bells
- - ringing again. and thus It will continue to
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America IL Forging Ahead
In everything lIbRnA Wine Company's 4" Gold Seal
Champagne IL sxesllsd by NO foreign hrand-AdS
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AT Very Moderate Friess.
Furniture from Flint. i4th o.. near 9th Ay.-AA.