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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

t,ouovinc the establishment Of the Hospital Corps
&c q distinct branch Of the National Guard much
interest Is fel, by the medical oihcers connected
,,h he military forces Of this State in the conven-
49,. -, ,to Association of Military Surgeons, which
VII In4ct In Washington on May ]. 1t is expected
maj fully 500 delegates Will be present from the
~, %avv National Guard and the Marine Hos
n',ai Service Tn. members Of the committee who
ar making the arrangements for the convention
%I1 n meeting on March ;. and they vii! hold
.nrc,ber one on next Monday in Washington 10
crmnl.te the details Ct the programme or proceed
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6orses ano Carriages.

FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
SEASON.--Pony outfit for children. 40
dress Or. O. &. JACKSON, Pony Breeder
J. O. Box 1Gl. Jamaica. l.. !.
ron SAI.E.-Handsome cobb saddle and
harness mare. six years old; has been
used hv ladies' and children. Inquire
WM. GAMBLE & Co. lSj Reade-si
GENTLEMAN going abroad Will sell
valuable hrouGham horse AT sacrifice. For
pr culars. apply or address {. a. JAN
SIN 90 Wall-st
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Counirn Era! estate fer Sale.


AGENCY Tor Montcair -Rcsidencc prop.
critics. al kinds. sale or rent. furnished
houses. Tuhhs & Taylor. : Beekman-st..N Y.
4 SPLENDID corner property On Mount
Hope 15XlOp. with large. r'omy house,
flr Sll 900. mortgage. - per cent. CARL
+. RANpRrP. 3.coN 3d-avc
At PELHAM MANOR Houses contain
ing - - rooms: rent $50 20 $40 yearly.
selling price on Application. KoII. &.
BLACK. 21l 5,h-ayc.
EAST ORANGE. y. J-Hous". devon
rooms buffers pantry. Laundry. BAN. not
and cold water AMI gas. stable. with nc-
commodatirn for two horses perfect drain
are. excellent neighborhood. lpi ''N2'D
Address The owner. 9. T. J.. .. BOX SV'
New York.
FOR SALE.-A 75-acrc farm. 2-story
house stock and tools f0r 81 coo. Address
BOX l13. Beckett. Mass.
MOUNTAIN HOUSES for sale and rent:
every description. J.. g. HIM +. III
Broadway. Room ~. or MHniclnir y. ).
NTW-IERSEY FARMS.
For sale. small cash payments sfua'"f
near following place. Newark. Enfal"'h.
Railway. New Brunswick. Paterson. ilaln-
Geld. Sonervilic. Morris'nwn. Ioml'on ani
Newton: various sizes and rrlc.s 'hi N
or address II. c. GARNER. ~ Sas-au-st
SMALL COTTAGE RES il,T n.ar s'.r-
ingion: salt water - 4rles. trnu'i'u..
healthy: viii exchange f.r irfiarnr .iT
property. or part sfni'ie moro Dan .'f'.
PHILLIPS & WELLS Tut.re Iniilin
or FRED MINER S'0ninrf. '.rr
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Uork n)anic0.

Males.
A. VIM. l.. HARTTNG
Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes building. Room 80 II Park Row.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE repaircr want,
work from private families. inlaying oi
marquetre, mother OF pearl. ivory; All
cabinet work done. HANSON. 32i west
2kt.
a YOUNG MAN. Is. desires position IN
reliable house; willing and ambitious REL,
crcnces: salary moderate CHAhbbS
ROSENBERG. III East iIlth-st.
A Roy. 10; in a wholesale house; lis
COUGH. 1859 East 9Gth-st
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furnished Gonscs 90 Get.

CoRNWAIL.ON HUDSON - Furnished
bouse. stable coachman's cottage. garden.
tennis lawn. high situation. near storm
King club. - minutes from station. Ap-
plv JAMES WYLD. Ardgay
TO RENT FURNISHED in one ~ IN"
best quarters II Ihiladciphih, an ',s-ih-
r.eidcnrr handsomely furnished. Terms
very low to responsible parties. Appf
Room 1876. 81. ] broadway. y. Y. any
week day after 3 y. IN.
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crARpsuEy TO Carry THE MERRIAM PACK.

The knapsack Will soon be thing OF tradition. so
FAR as the National Guard Of this State Is con-
cerned. The Merriam pack is soon to take
its place the Safe having made a contract with
Tho ,oanuf3,fur. rs Of Colonel Merriams invention
for u 90 packs 10 b, supplied within few months
Thu pack has already been adopted by the Army,
and is considered a great improvement over the
knapsack In fact. II is a combination OF knapsack
and haversack, the weight being so arranged that
distributed. Arrang nts are also made Tor the
proper ventilation Of The food which the soldier must
carry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15
Gclp Uanteo.


Males.
AcIINAN-I'se1 to care road horses;
Protestant: country. state fun particulars
T.. Box -. !, 242 broadway.
-CoACIIMAN. Single: Protestant: for the
country $, Box 80. l.2i2 Broadway
rNpIOYMENT. -Rookseepers collectors.
clerks. salesman. portcrs. coachmcn stable
mon uscful-men. g'ntlcmons places. MI
TTAL EMP. AGENCY. S34 broadway.
MEN WANTED on cattl" steamers to
Ion ION Liverpool Glasgow; work for
passage. Apply 90 Grcenwicn-st
OFFICE BOY for physician: white. be
tween II and 10 years Old references re-
miIrcd Apply at ~ West 50th-st.. Thurs
day, IL 10 T. N. or at y. m
WANTED. Agents and commission men
everywhcrc to sell direct or as side 'inc
standard articles Of food. sold e. grocery
and drug trade. Cali or address !. C.. l3s
Woostcr-st.. N"w-NoTk.
WANTEp-A BRIGHT energetic house-io-
house canyasscr ~ sell superior metal
polish 10Y general household use: profit ~
ner cent. no risk. but deposit required until
goods are sold or returned. any on" all" 10
reach consumers direct Will md ready sale
for this article. as "a trial r. convincing.
Address 80 PER CENT. Box I. Tribune
Once.
Females.
WANTED. Ladies 10 d. sewing NJ home:
work sent out 10 any address prepaid ana
paid FOR every week: send stamped en-
velnp for particulars BASSETT EN-
BROlDERY CO. % Tremont-st.. Boston.
Mass.
WANTED a good cook. Protestant.
Irish or German. strictly sober; middle
aged woman. good biscuit and bread
make. steady. reliable and pleasant. iI2
Prospcci-st. East Orange y. J.
WANTED Nursery governess; North
German: only one with experience need
apply; two children. Nndcrgarincr pre-
fcrred. % East Glth-st.. . to H.
WANTED.-Ncat. capable girl 20 cook.
wash and iron In private family. Address.
with references. Mrs. G. W. WARD.
Queens. l.. |.
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NURSE.-By German girl. II years Old.
10 mind children or assist VITA lynx
housework 23l Ralph-st., near kn!cker
bocker-ave. Brooklyn
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NI-RSE-By an English woman RS
nurse to children not under years OLD;
good seamstress; cut and MAKE Sarmrnu,
0rst-class references Il. ~. %, West
Aol-st
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NrRSE.-By young English girl; lately
landed. fond OF children. good. pltln
sewer. Call'2 days, Brownley's bell -O9
East i4th-st
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TRTBUNES WANTED. A ~" OF The
Daily Tribune for the year 1863. or for
one or more months commencing April !.
1865; liberal price paid. T. o. Box 1914
Poughkeepsie. y. Y.
THIS WEEK SPECIAL SPRING SALE
OF Gloves Muslin Underwear. French
Candies. Pearl Shells. Ladies' Jewelry.
Iavalilere Corsc,s Perfumery below
Wholesale prices. JAMMES. 900 broadway.
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Males.

FLORIST and GARDENER.-By Scotch
man. married. TO family. aged 30 practl-
cal florist, landscape gardener and farmer I:
has beon many years manager In some
large places: IL open now for another en-
r,gemsnt; good references from former
and last employer. who can be seen ID
,-,,ti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15
C;tn Real estate for Sale.

w,cNyFICENT three and four story
90 90, ho,,ses 9Oth-st., near Park: decided
bargain a gem in 95th-st.. sis,0oo. STEW
Fms 9th-ave.. corner 93d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner los,h-stm
Substantial. artistic. detached n9use' 70"
nrice: send for circular ATLAS ih'
PROyEMENT CO.. IL Broadway'
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GARDENER wishes situation; - years
oxrnrlelce in growing grapes. flowers
Vegetables. fruits and mushrooms thor
ouchly experienced in care Of all glass
j. NJ. los South Terrace-ave., Mount
Vernon. =. Y.
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miscellaneous.

At HARD TIMES PRICES!.,!-Trunks.
Satchels. Travelling Bags Pockctbooks.
Dress Suit cases. Naiises. BUY direct from
the manufacturer. CHARLES SCHWARTZ.
90 4ih-aye.. near J,h-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

COACHMAN. Single man. experienced
In rar" ami management x horses. car
rdgrs. ctc.. careful driver. city or coun-
rs personal city references. T.. lGs East
I3l -.
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COACHMAN.-I}y a sober. reliable, single
Scoichman. thoroughly understands care ~
horses. carriages. harness. careful driver,
car milk: care lawns. generally useful
excellent references. JAMES. Box -. Trsb
une Onlcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

COACHMAN and GARDENER. By n
slrvl- man. sober. reliable: careful with
horses harness etc: assistant gardener /.
milk. care lawns: generally useful on gen.
tl"m1n's place. references. Address L. j..
Boa, - Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

SIN FRANCISCOS GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR
From The Troy Times.
We inspcct a drugstore and meet there the great
musician of this Chinatown He is distinguished
from his fellow-citzens by little less dirt, much
paver costume and two nails seven inches long on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

COACHMAN and GARDENER.-Iy a
Trustworthy. single man. thoroughly under
stands care ~ horses. careful good driver.
good. plain gardener; milk attend fur
mace. generally useful. good reference. Ad-
dress WILLIAM. Box :. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRiB,
UNE WILL NE RECEIVED AT THE
"a door north OF Thirty 1rst-st and AD-
vERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
of'ices: 254 E.ehth-ave.: 1C0 Thtrd,axe.'
corner Forty-scventh-st.: 100 East Forty
seventh st.. corner Third-ave. $50 East
i25th-st.. near Third-ave.. ! .026 Th!rd-avecc,
near Sixty-frsf.st Los First-ave: Ioo
West Forty-seconc-ss. 192 Columbus-avs.
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NURSE desires position. long or short
engagement: experienced frst-class recon-
mendations. terms moderate Aldre-s.
with particulars. Miss NEWTON, 81
uleccker-st.. Newark. y. ].
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slnsl" man. midile-aEod. long experience
in care = i,le horses. carriages. etc. care
fJl driver. would hc generally useful city
references. COACHMAN. Box :. Tribun.
once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

THIRArD. 100 West 4Oth-st.. Parisicnne
dressmaker. latest spring. summer styles.
fancy and evening waists. moderate price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By n
single Protestant. Hollander. age y. under
stands car" fine horses. harness carriages
fine driver. gardener: lawns roads. mixer
. years references. employer can b" seen.
HOLLANDEK. BlN 10. Tribune oilic".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED.-Dis-
carfed album collections bought; also en-
velOpcs II rare write particulars. price.
etc: appointment by letter only. WARD.
70 East l0th-st.
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Brooklnn Real Gstatc for Sale

coon INVESTMENT. -Four story brick
.,one.trimmed store and three nats: rented
private halls; all improvements heid-aVe'
oWNER 13O Madison-st.. brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15
Business Cbanres.

A GENT .EMAN with 5000 can secure
an interest in a well established. high
grade commission business; no adNentur-
ers need apply. Address SUBSTANTIAL.
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

DIR. RoSELLS ZEDOAEY. the great
remedy for chiihlains corns. bunions
sweating. tender and tired feet is sold by
BARRY & JAMES. T9S Sth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15

COACHNAN. BY first-ciass. steady 40
ber. reliable man: city driver; experienced,
competent. temperate. generally usrlui
highly recommended. not afraid OF work
good gardener. single: milk. etc, city or
cnuutrs T., 2Ul Fast lith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15
Poar0 ano Rooms.


GRAMERCY PARK 143 EAST 21st-st.
Superior rooms, frst-class board, piNi-
lege Of park; references eHchaheeu.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms for
gentlemen. with board. 40 East 2lst-st.
MADISON-AVE.. 159.-On April large
,hird-s,orv front room: all cOnveniences'
excellent table: references.
EAST 55TH-ST. 705 FIFTH-AVE.-
Elegant corner rooms Southern exposure
with board: strictly hrst-ciass
I4TH-ST.. 90 WEST.-Offers attractive.
well-furnished rooms. with excellent board;
also table board.
81 EAST 10TH SJ.-Pleasant double and
single rooms: excellent board; all CON
venicrces: terms moderate.
I23D-ST.. 100 WEST.-Superior accom-
modations FOR four adults desiring clean:
frst-class rooms and table; New-England
people. --
72D-ST.. 2OS WEST Elegant 2d-story
front room: first-class board. references.
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Gurouran Advertisements.

II UROPEAN ADVERTISERS will find tho
~ Iondon Office Of The Tribune. No. l Norfolk ST.
strand w c. a convenient place to leave their ADVERTISE
n1epts for publication in Tho Tribune
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domestic 5ltuatlons t0antc0



Females
LADY going abroad wishes position for
laupdrcss and chImbermaid. liz East
l6thst.
\ LADY desires position In an institu-
ton as caretaker or assistant. references.
Address r.. T.. Ij6 East l2jth-st. Harlem
branch.
AT MRS. MALMBERGrS Original swel-
ish Bureau. nrst-ciass swedish help Tor
private families only; references. Call 3D.
ith-aVe., upstairs.
AN EXPERIENCED English woman
w,.lld like the care OF gentleman's
house FOR the summer months. IL accus-
toned to 1--we in first class families;
would do some laundry work II required
Address T. HOPKINS. l2S West ;!lst-st.
4 MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN desires
r1si,i1n To- care FOR invalid and make
himself generally useful; references Ad-
dress c.. Harlem Branch. 1856 East l25th-
~
a LADY. with grown daughter. or
alone. would like position OF trust. 20 take
charge of house or matron In institution:
fully competent for any position best Of
references. ;. b.. Tribune Office.
CAPABLE LADY. 20, as companion to
invalid Or housekeen"r 10 old couple; best
references. Miss BOWD. station c.. Jer-
scy city. ~ J.
CEYLONESE de- Tres position as servant
Apply 70 Mr. Oliver. -, Andrew : House.
Ella East i2i-st. -
COOKS. chambermaids. nurses. house.
workers for private families. city and
country: can be- had AZ the MURRAY
HILL AGENCY. 12i East ilst-st.. near
Lexington ave.
COOK -CHAMRERMAID. BY two girls
one as cook ANA laundress. other chamber
maid and waitress. best city reference Call
2O5 East 33d-st.. O'Bricn's bell.
COOK BY n Protestant woman as hrst-
class cook TO go by day. cleaning or any
thing. hest city reference. JOG West list
st. Room :. "
COOKING. WASHING and IRONING
Ry a respectable young woman, gooc ref
ercnce. Call 1921 West i0th-st.. Mahoney's
bell.
COOK BY an English girl as expe::
rienced cook In private family: years
cool CITY reference from last employer j.
PHILLIPS. 452 West iIth-st
cOOK.-By an English cook; neat. COM
n,tent sober: excellent bread. soups. small
AIDE dishes. understands milk and butter
making; personal references. with Mrs.
TYLER. 346 6th-ave.
COOK.-By an experienced woman as
nrst-class cook: good baker. manager;
wnges $50. personal references. JAG
oViNs. Goe 6th-avc.
cooK.-Dy n good plain cook in a pri-
vatc family; willing to assist with wash
reference. Please call 23T East 2sth-st.;
lst floor.
COOK BY n neat. young colored girl as
good cook and laundress. or housewark; 3
years reference: city or country. LIB East
59th-st
COOK BY n neat. young Irish girl as
good cook and laundress; has friend cham
hermaid and waitress; 4 years references;
city or country. 223 East 59th-st. top bell.
left.
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Furnished Rooms.

l2TH-ST.. ll9-Nicely furnished rooms
q let in nrst-class house.
II EAST 3sTH- STA PHYSICIANS Of
fce. shown Tuesdays. Thursdays. Fridays.
8 TO ,.
% GRAMERCY PARK.-Gentlemen only;
bandgomelv furnished second floor. front
and corner room: IN suite or singie' PIT
vatc bath: breakfast II desired
% WEST 9iTH-ST Handsomely fur
rished large and small rooms with bath.
light ana heat. for gentlemen.
ATHEIST. WEST Handsomely fuT-
nlshcd rooms FOR gentlemen.
&C WEST 4TH-ST washington Square,.
Nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping
or gentlemen; rent 81 80 UP.
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flats 90 Cet ilnfnrnishro.

THE DALHoUsIE. ~ TO ~ West 59th-
st'-Absoluteiy freproof and fronting Cen
tral Park: very choice apartment 10
rent. Apply 70 the janitor.
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Lagsl Advertisements u 90 pc. inch first

Legal advertisements Slope. inch first
Insertion. IS cents per inch each subse-
1uent insertion. Trustees sales $1.00 per
sach 6rst insertion, IS cents each insertion
after
Reading matter, editorial page, rs cents
aaer line each Insertion. Local columns
10 cents first insertion. 10 cents first week
cents after first week. Special rates on
50 and 100 lines running for month.
Home Advertisements payable on first OF
sacn month. Transient advertising pay
, able In advance. Only metal cuts printed:
Special rates given on larger space and
long time advertisements. Discount given
b. cash.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-02

The war has commenced on the
American girl, as private tutor to
the "heathen Chinee," in the guise
OF a Sunday school teacher. There
is no reason in morals or mind
why this demoralizing condition
should be countenanced. The aver
age Chinaman is a debauchee, and
his devotion is only an excuse for
private seance with his beautiful
and attractive teacher. 1t is dis
grace to the churches that permit
this private instruction by inno-
cent girls of such natural de-
bauchee as John Chinaman, and
every consideration Of decency
demands its instant suppression.
Some of the st. Louis churches
have taken the alarm and are rails
ing their voices against the iniqui-
ty. These young girls admit these
and leprous Chinese
to more intimate association than
would be permitted with a respect
able American of their own class.
And all this in the name of relig-
ious instruction. 1t is enough to
make the devil smile.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-02

Has that bonus for deep water at
Corpus Christi been lost in the
shuttle? 1t is a long time since
anything definite has been
given the public as to the progress
of that enterprise. The Dredging
company are ready and waiting,
Just more than anxious to see the
notes that secure $4,000 so that
they can go work. The days of
grace expire with the closing days
of February. Will a new deal be
had?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-02
FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1894.
MONEY TALKS NOW.

The sum Of 100000 is no doubt
a considerable one for this city to
raise at this time. The prolonged
drouths of the past few years and
the present uncertainty all over
the country have conspired to rem
der this attempt to raise so large
amount one of no ordinary difficult
ty. While this is true it is also
true that the raising of this mon
ey will result in immediate benefit
ito the city and also inure to it's
benefit for long years to come.
The immediate benefit will be dis
burSement of the construction
fund at this point. The merchants
Of this city will be called upon to
supply in great measure the needs
of the workmen employed, and also
other material in the way of build
ing supplies. There will be an i'm
mediate movement along the line
of the DAD by those who will en-
deaVOr to locate town sites, those
who will open farms. and
all of these will have to depend up
on this city for their material and
food supplies. The wages that are
earned along the first Is miles of
road will be spent at the counters
Of our San Antonio merchants of
all classes, and this sum will be no
Sittle addition to the monthly re-
CCipts of these dealers. AS fast as
the line is built and equipped, the
jewellers along the road will seek
this city as their market. To it
they will bring their products, and
here they will purchase their sup,
plies Of every kind. The farther
the line is extended the more con
siderable will be the advantage
that this trade will be to our PEG
pie, and the greater the returns
that will follow. The extension o.
the road TO its terminus a.
VelascO will open that deep waite
port the merchants of San An
tonic and cheaper goods will be tn,
result. This advantage will secure
to this city the wholesale trade o
this whole southwest, and cOmpe
Galveston to surrender tn
monopoly that she has SO long en-
joyed. All of these consideration
F1rge that no time be lost in putting
THAT required 500 600 on paper
Not dollar of it is due until tn
road is built and cars running t
sutherland Springs, and by tina
time the town will be in the swim
There is no use in undertaking tn
work to be accomplished, nor i
undertaking the benefits to be de
rived. That 100000 can be raise
IN ten days with united effort.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-02

The Wilson tariff promoters of
the Senate cannot count on the
votes of the senators from New
York. Those gentlemen are not
laundering for freetrade and an in
come tax.
That resolution to investigate
the condition of the Nicaragua
Canal company and see just how
the work stands is a movement
over which Congress should not
hesitate,
The eastern Democrat is getting
too independent to stand quietly
by and see his business ruined at
the behest of party. For this man
Hesitation of his quality he deserves
thanks.
Put that 100000 on paper and
put the soup houses out of sight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-02
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

ali communications for this paper
hould be accompanied by the name OF the
suthor, not necessary for publication, but
IS evidence Of good faith on the part OF
the writer. Write on one side Of the pa
GER, In q plain hand. Anonymous COM
uunications will not be noticed. The
LIGHT will not be responsible for the
statements Of its CORRESPONDENTS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-02

Mrs. Lease no doubt draws on
her Imagination for her facts
when she says that she witnessed
a Masonic initiation through a
wicket and saw the three degrees
conferred. Every Mason know.
that the three degrees that make
a master are not conferred in a
single night. This is not the first
time that Mary Ellen yarned it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-02
WILSON BROS HACK LINE

Meets the Citizens Electric railway
cars at end Of line, and makes
trips to hot sulphur wells and
asylum every 30 minutes.
PatrOniZe them. 2 Is If.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-02

The Topeka pulpit and police
pool their issues in the endeavor to
suppress all kinds of sales on Sun
day, except drugs. Sermons are
not included in the prohibition.
They will be on sale at the regula-
ton price for pews as usual; the
poor not wanted at any price.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-02

EF All contracts or Hills must be ap-
rroved by the Secretary and Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-02

There is no doubt that if the
vote in Congress was according to
the convictions of the members in
stead of the demands of party the
Wilson bill would not come with
in gun shot of securing majority.
AS it is, no one knoweth what the
party lash may accomplish when
it is welded by the hand Of the
official whipper-in.