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EAs. SiGC,
LEXINGTON AVE, 80 Newly furnished
rooms: all Convcuieucrs also paTlor foor suit
able Tor dentist or physician.
LEXINGTON AVE lIA-DesiTsble newly fur.
nlshed large & hall rooms reasonable,
STANTON ST, ~ Furnished rooms for man h
wife ur gentlemen.
sTuYVESNNT ST. q. near 80 ave 9Th ST. sta.
tinn-GCntlcmen or families.
STUYVESANT ST 80. cast Of 9th n. station
Elegant furnighci rooms. large small, terms
reasonable
SUFFOLK ST. 60. near Graud-larsc rooms fur.
nisheI Tor housckccpnE, Win water s., 8. =.
% AVE. IiG near nth st-LarRe hail room.
ncwly furnished. tor rent, rtng 20 roor bell.
81 AVE 6s5-Furulshcd rooms Tor gentlemen, 81
to $50 weekly. quiet. respectable house
library free
81 AVE 2Si-Iprre, beautiful front room for ..
ladies or gentlemen s. 50 weekly.
iTII AVE. 2;6-Nipcly furnished front rooms.
bath. Eas, housekeeping or gentlemen, s.. so.
$3.50
gTu ST Sll-Large Tocms nicely furnished, for
gentlemen or light housekeeping; gas. bath
sTH ST gis E.-Iargc furnished room for gen
tiemen light housekeeping gas bath
9TH ST, % r.. near Broadway-Large & small
rooms. all ConNeniences centrally located. city
visitors accommodated,
10TH ST sst e. & connecting Furnished
rooms; light housekeeping; S. $3.50 weekly.
nth ST, ~ ~, Observation-Disclosures
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furnished Rooms to Let.

one 7,mt, :Oc. per ,fnr second Tn,,, ne. per
kAe, Third and Subsequent T!mes, I5c per Inc.
No eJtrd charge ON Supidys
Er1r Nondrp and Thursday until sept rs uir
k THE WORLDS "HOU'E AND HOME
DA rs" An advertisements Of fN lines or iess
under his Classification appearing IN he Sunday
and Thurd1y HORLD wH b, reDen!ed ia tie
EVENING WORLD for Monday AM Thursday
free OF charge.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

Eray o,doy and Thursday INN isep,. IS pra
ce THE lORLBS "HOUSE AVID HONE
DAY.. Al adrertsen ents of 6pe Inns Or te@
under his Classification appearing IN he Sunday
ind Thursday HORLD wR be repeated IN Ne
EVENING WORLD for Monday and Thurs
FREE Of charge
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l3D ST.. 210 w. near Broadway-Largs smail
| rooms. beautifully furnished. door suitable Tor
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18TH ST., $40 w.-,i; nicely furnished front bAss-
nent. convenient for housekeeping; disiiss;
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BOND WANTED $40. 900; safe. secured; will pay
reasonable price. M, box S2s World
u ELICATESSEN, butter store. for good reason.
must be sold: no deception: upon inquiry
profits can he seen. WIN. POPE. 33l 10th ST..
Brooklyn no agents.
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unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

WANTED Room. unfurnishcd. near 2slh st.
east or west. Address s. +. NJ, box li6Worlt
Agency 5ji 80 ave.
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18th ST. 3'2 w.-Fprnlshod rooms for house
| keeping, respectable house.
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Unfuruisned Rooms to Let.

eth ST. e2i E.-To let. snfurnished rooms
Sd floor In private house.
18TH ST. ae2 W.--Largc UNPUBLISHED front par
Tor; private family. references; near l..
ONLY A FEW LEFT ~ those large light rooms;
newly painted: 49, sl2. JRnitor an ", 55th
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Furnishsa Rooms Wanted.

ABOUT / roomsVfbr housekeeping: private house:
near Mount Morris Park; In family. A.. Har-
lem once
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WANTED Gu or vest
OF Lexington ave. CENTRAL references: stats
terms E. Solomon, r. o. box 2lss.
ROOM without board on W. s0th. stat or SEA sta
by lady, Address. giving terms. L.. box ~
World
wkNrFn-s uufurnished eonaeciins tSqms; ID
ysts house; vicinity W, I'D At. n . W.
cath q.
LARGE. I~Anaii room. Furnished or partls piaf
.. 81 IL --l.-. - II |. 49,
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ANY AMouNTs!--Cash buyer Of stores. mer-
LESS, ITO johnson ST., Brooklyn.
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and makes. at bargain.
s. g., oUiRK % Spring St
SAFES. new and secondhand; jewellers. pawn
brokers'. ONCE and house safes: cheap.
J. N. MOSSNAN. !: Maiden lane.
SEWING MACHfNEs-wllcot 1 tlbbs. Au-
torpatie, Domestic. New Home. White. SINGER
good second hand sewing machines from Sio W
for cash monthly payments: We exchsnSs rem
MFG. CO.. ist East 18th st and eos Grand st.
TYPEW RITTER BARGAINS = Cheaper than
ever; STANDARD machines. so to $50; send Tor
samples; shipped allowing examination; rentals.
81, "a. Consolidated Typewriter Exchange, 2a5
broadway. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stock: quickest ricst
reliable service; rentals lowest: repairs Tree; the
old reliable house; telephone S,Sis Cortlandt
TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. IS Liberty st.
WAsHBAsINs. URINAI.s VERY CHEAP.
FRED. 20 EAST nth ST.
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CORNER SALOON, good location, averaging $50
daily, 6 years lease: $50 month: nne fixtures;
positive barEair So. 900 cash. Call at Hithering-
toms. s3i Washington st. .. ..
DRUG STORE, Jersey City, for sale: $500 cash
balance easy DRUG STORE. box ga Harlem
World.
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isD ST., as w.-Larse room, suitable Tot ssntis-
men or housekeeping; running water. gas
/ bath: 81, ~
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18TH ST, 800 w,-Handsomey furnished psfivr
alcoEe; housekeeping rooms 50 Up; ball rooms
y. so upi convenient to elevated & horse carr q
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FOR SALE CHEAP-On account OF partners dis
agreeing one OF the best corner liquor stores
downtown; cheap rent; great business LIQUORS,
box gS World
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ARGAIN-C confectionery. ice cream and bakery
must he sold account death established . years;
no ress lnable offer refused. Oil DE Kalb ave.
brooklyn. r. 4. SCHWER. Executor.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.

Un.ur,lshed.
ELDERLY COUPLE want 3 light unfurnisled
rooms with imp Ovements, rent moderate. near
I'd ave. T.. q. e., iOl 4 seth st., drug store.
WANI ED Small. 'front.' first floor Hal. unfnt-
nisned, between 25ih aud Both sts, Lexington
and 9Th nyeS. cerrin. box n2T ORD, uptown.
WANTED fats sept. l.; I rooms, bath. & 3
rooms, bath Locality. west side, Harlem only
cheap rent, with concession aeed reply T.. e.,
bos $50 World. uptown.
wANTED-lst floor & basement $40, easy walk
10 Union square. Address English % T. lith
Furnished.
| WANT furnished Mats; cant supply my great
demand. FLAGG. 2ia W. 23d ST.
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ATTENTION! WILL exchange good-paying Brook
HART, Ss I'd ST.
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| 3iTH ST. i,s W, near Broadway-Iiandsomeiy
| furnished large small rooms: moderate rates.
| 5tTIi ST.. s6i W.-Ex1ulstey furnished single
connecting rooms; reasonable pricesi beanti-
| fui helghbcrhood.
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s5TiI ST.. :37 w-Large & small rooms g. So
| M.50: light Mountaineering II desired. -
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PATENT ARTICLE for retail dry goods trade to
offer manufacturers on royalty OF take partner
To manufacture, sure fortune. l., 81 Elm place.
Mount vernon, ~ Y.
p. S.-Pteyious answers were sent to dead
letter once, account no street number.
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PRINTING srock- bottom prices; nrsr class work
only: special orders al few hours nofice 10. 900
circulars 80; 5000 cards or blliheads 81: open
evenings. Edgar Printing and stationery Com
pany SO West 3pth at
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Musieai.

1 "a .a's S. :s.'s a. A's Il
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Every Tuesday una Sep. rs ,r1l be THE
WORLD S " BARGAIN DAY" An adryy+tse
nents dppedrfn7 IN the Tle'ddy morning edition
JTHE WORLD under hu CLASSIFICATION ,sR bs
repedted IN ne EVENING BoRLD ps sowe dan
Jtce OF CHARGE
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Houses Wanted.

FURNISHED HOUSE in good locntoni rent or
part In board; privilege OF others Reliable,
box 293 Uptown World.
WIDOW wants house, good repair. nice neshbor-
hood, for high class boarding. house. between
18th and seth ats, Lexington and sth aves. rent
not to exceed ~ 400. H., box 400 World, uptown
4 STORY furnished house, between W. AID
59tn ST. Address House, 1859 Sd ave.
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1iTH ST. c22 E,-Niceiy furnished front room
suit gentlemen OF married couple for house,
kecuiug
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9th ST, i3s W. bright handsomely furnished
rooms; every conveyance. private family; req
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Eth ST, 30 W. near Observation-Disclosures
furnished parlor floor; other rooms; 81 upward.
18Th ST. II W., broadway 4 5th ave.-Fur-
transient. IS If
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:sTH ST. sO7 W, near sth ave.-Iarse. hand
Fpmcly furnished rooms: closets running
water; - up.
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For Sale.

One TINE, s5e per line: Second Ty,ns, sfn %
hrs; Thfrf and Aibsegient T,nes zoe ~ Ma
sc. per line erfra chores on anddvs
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MISS M'UABE'S

UANUINu ACADEMY; cIaAses now FORMING ~ II
East l7th St, between bth ave. and broadway.
CLASSES every afternoon and evening; privats les
ss1s any hour. 81 Myaia sus,antssd E
sons 81 lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginners at any time Open all summer.
, Special and individual attention given 70 those
dances. Including staEe fancy and character.
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Beth ST.. EST w.-Furnshed rooms. large Z
small neat station; breakfast II deslreB
bsTH ST, 3ss w.--Front bedroom. niceiy FIR
cars Goodrich, Hsff 4
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47TH ST. l7s w.-Newiy furnished bedroom; pri-
yate bath; parlor floor; reasonable; gentleman
nrnnh .rnr
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9th ST. II Wood clean. furnished rooms.
large small; private family: location excel
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me MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, re-
sos' tl,OOO,oOOl 42d st. and sth ave. entrance on
~ ave, take elevator; everything new; very
. ssse hsll oIiA electric elevator, electric light,
shool now in the country; thorough and effective
SSem OF teaching; private lessons Up the waltz
isssons' 70 correct waltz guaranteed In private
Lessons, With music, IS; circulars: hall 10 let
"sohAole latter class). for balls. receptions, &C.
10 private lessons, IS; reverse movement cafe
'-''y taught YOUNG or OLD; day or evening.
MISSES MONTGOMERY. SIS West nth st.. teach
spanish Boleru," Butterfly" Cloak" new
onehai specialties'' for comlng season,
'TEN ALL spMMER,-waits and ali fashionable
.oeonces taught rupldlyj circulars. kNICKER-
oocAEH ooNsERvAToRY. " West lith 81
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22D ST. sss w.-Nlcely furnished rooms large 3
| small; 81 upward
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| 22D ST. i7i va connecting back rooms fur
nished for housekeeping. $3.50 week, desirable
1 nuYf
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miscellaneous.
BROOKLYN.

CLINTON ST, 5O5-Large. nicely furnished rooms
light housekeeping. all improvements; $50
weekly,
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ED ST. COS w-Newiy Furnished front room |;
| bath adjoining: small ROOM running water;
| Southerners accommodated
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44TH ST, $40 w,--Handsomely 4 newly turnishsi
rooms sinsiy or EN- suite: running water; all
apIa
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RESTAURANT. furnished rooms, whole house,
$40; rooms more than pay rent: sl25. 1872 Sd
ave-, Brooklyn.
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l6TH ST. lis w.-Two large nicely furnished
rooms, with all conveniences; low rent
| IsTH ST.. 50 w.--Handsomely furnished rooms
for bachelors: prices low. beard II desired.
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eth ST, iO4 w.-Redecorated Handsomely fur
nished rooms, - to 81 wceklyi private bath.
10Th ST, 327 VS. 30: nicely Furnished roouas
comfortable, for light housekeeping: also front
arln
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10Th ST. EOS Wa front rooms for housskssp-
ing; running water: $3.50 -, single rooma u
4 SIPS =
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18TH sr.. IA w. near Broadway-New. hand
sorney furnished rooms. above the averages
every convenience.
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22D ST. 35i VS. 81; large double rooms;
folding beds; ample closets; references.
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CoFFEY ST.. lss, near Van Brunt st,-rsineie.
furnished rooms, 81. IS per week. Mira Wolf.
GATES AVE. sOs-Fine private house: hand
somely furnished room for l or gents; rents
81 So. t.e&i
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10TH ST.. $40 w.-cholce Of rooms; furnishsd;
housekeeping improv sments; also hall room /
respectable parties
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Stage (SOrlOE., Dancing.

Mr.. q, CONSTANTINE respectfully notifies HIS
patrons and those DESTROYS OF learning all styles
81 Stage dancing that he has RESUMED teaching at
,s.nnd novel up-to-date dances for the season Of
IVY and IS after successful tour through LONDON
saa Paris with hiA pupils, Little Ruby, who
Siso Helene and Bessie Clayton and Baby Costello.
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CONFECTIONERY, cigar and toy store; also
paper route. $40 Hoyt St. Brooklyn.
CORNER SALOON. Sd ave-, uptown, only $500
World
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| FIST ST, W.-Eegantly furnished rooms, larEs
| small; southern exposure. location unexcsp-
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T., i3i w.-Furnished rooms 10 let, hss
Id WINTER. terms reasonable
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4ITH ST, lT Wool bright cheerful rooms:
newly renovated; all conveniences; board OPP
tional; transientA
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leD ST. ass W.-Furnished parlor,- 4 to ) ted
rooms connecting. or separates private hotss;
| convenlences; So Es-ssr " =
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HENRY ST.. So. Brooklyn. near BridEe-LArgs,
comfortable furnished rooms; complete; house
keeping O. gentlemen.
MIDDAGH ST. 2S-3 minutes bridge ferry:
large small rooms; terms low. T.
SANDS ST, IA connecting rooms. occupied a
physicians once past years.
TAYLOR ST.. 81, Brooklyn-To let to Adults.
5 rooms I'd floor; Improvements.
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A-ssD ST. los a los WEST,
and bath, with Improvements: all lisht.
Rents $40, t55. JAnitor on premises
A-CoRNER FLATS. facing Park; rent free an.
I'll Sept. ib rooms, all light rent SJ5
to ti5; steam heat, elevator; also lat nat suit
able physician, Apply 2io w. ith st.
BEI.AIfl-,SO Dat for $50 : rooms bath. all i'm
movements See iSnitor IFS ". 6lst st.
BEAUTIFULLY decorated apartments OF T. s so
rooms with bath all improvements; steam
heated, in newly finished houses northeast corner
18th st. & 9Th ave: rents tsl. SIS Janitor.
CHOICE CORNER FI.ATsi!.-iol W. Dist st.; 6
light rooms bath steam heated; private
halls; superior. convenient location. $50 $50 ;
newly a elabotately decorated. j. e. BRIGGS
Columbus ave. corner ssth q.
coRSsn sfit AVE-. lush .yt- large light
VIZ l-'t --i s1'er's. tnr' -.
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butcher shop with groceries; IS feet; plate
glass store front; good stand for cash store.
a.: Ave. d, corner sOth St, Bayohne. y. J.
FUR SALE cheap. restaurant. open day ani
night. or partner wanted. Gall RESTAURANT.
SGD 18th ave
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Mine workersof America.

COLUMBUS, o., April l9.-Presi-
dent John Mcbride, of the United
States Mine Workers of America,
has issued a circular call for the
fifth annual convention of the or
ganization to be held at Columbus,
commencing today. The cOnven-
ton will be the most important
act held, for at this gathering a
Irrational movement" will be con-
sidered.
This means the total suspension
of work by miners from Colorado
to Eastern Pennsylvania. If adopt
ed and date set the
greatest strike in the his
tory of the miners Of America will
be inaugurated. There are in Amer
ca fully one hundred thousand
miners who are attached to the
United Mine Workers organiza-
ton.
For several months the officials
have been preparing for the ma
tional movement. Organizers and
state and district presidents have
been working at the organization,
and with such success that it is es-
timated fully fifteen thousand
miners have been brought into the
union.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Connecticut Republicans.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 10
The annual convention Of the Con-
necticut Republican league will
be held in this city today. Dele
gates will be present from every
club in the state. The business to
be considered is the election Of Of
ficers and of delegates to represent
the State League at the seventh
annual convention OF the National
Republican League, which will be
held in Denver June 26.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Hollands Election.

THE HAGUE, April lO.-Owing
to the recent defeat of the govern
ment IN the electoral reform bill,
the session of the States General
has been closed. The Minister
who read the decree dissOlving the
Chambers said that the Queen Reg
ent was convinced that an appeal
to the country was eXpedient in or
der to place the question of fran
chise on a satisfactory basis. The
election has been fixed for today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
To Strike May 18th.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1O.-A
special to the Post from Lexing-
ton, KY, says: A strike on the
Queen and Crescent system on May
18th is inevitable. The road has
announced a cut for May of ten per
cent in the wages of all the old en-
ployes receiving over $l.60 per day.
The men say today that they will
not accept the cut, but will go out
on May 18th. unless the cut is
withdrawn. superintendent Muir
phy said today that he knew moth
ing of the proposed strike, but the
ten per cent cut had been an
nOunced.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Killed His Wife's Lover.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April lO.-Wil-
liam H. Taylor, cOlOred, was sen.
fenced by Judge Edmonds in
March to be hanged today for the
killing of a Negro named lobe
Carlyle on March l3. 1898. Taylor
was a Pullman car porter. On the
day of the murder he returned
from trip and found Carlyle at
his house in company with his
wife. Taylor drew a pistol and shot
Carlyle. Taylor's wife claimed that
Carlyle was waiting to get a meal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Cotton Little Feeble Today.

NEW ORLEANS, April 10.-Glen-
ny & Co. say: Liverpool closed l
to 2-64th lower, spots unchanged
sales 5000 bales. New York opened
3 points lower, and at l p. m. was
7 points lower than yesterday
New Orleans opened lower, de.
clined, and at noon was 6
points lower than yester-
day. Disappointment at falling
off sales in Liverpool, and decline
in markets, together with in.
creased receipts at ports, and in
terror, caused longs to sell, and
prices declined sharply, noon, be-
ing six to seven points lower than
Yesterday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Coxey's Army in Camp.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, April l0.-The
weather is at last broken. COXey's
march schedule, for the first time
since the com mencement of the
journey of the CommOnweal army,
is compelled to camp here until
Wednesday morning, before start
ing on its mountain trip, on &C.
count of the storm last night,
which was a hard one, testing the
endurance of the soldiers to the ex-
treme.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Two Retirements.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-The
week will mark the retirement Of
two of our famous naval heroes,
Admirals Benham and Irwin. The
former reaches the age limit today
and the latter reaches it on April
Is. The other noted retirements Of
the year are as follows: COmmO-
dore Joseph Fyffe, commandant Of
the Boston navy yard, July %;
Acting Rear Admiral Henry Err
ben, commanding the European
squadron, September g.; Rear Ad-
miral Bancroft Gherardi, COM
mandant of the Brooklyn navy
yard, November 10. The staff
retirements in the navy during
the year will be Chief Engineer J.
w. Moore, May a; Chief Engineer
Alexander Henderson, July ~;
Chief Engineer A. j. Kiersted, De-
cember %; Paymaster A. ID. Bache,
May %. The only retirement in
the Marine corps will be that of
Major A. S. Nicholson on NOvPm-
Der 5. The most important army
retirement during to new year will
be that of MajOr-Gpneral O. O.
Howard, who commands the De-
partment of the East. with head
quarters at Governors Island. He
will celebrate his 9th birthday
on November s, and will go upon
the retired list on that date. The
only other general officer who will
retire during the year is Commits
sary-G General John p. Hawkinson,
Sept. 80.
Rear-Admiral Walker succeeds
Admiral Irwin at Honolulu, and
Admiral Stanton takes charge of
the South Atlantic squadron. Ad-
miral Benham has made his last
year of service memorable by his
Intervention in the interests of
American commerce, aftersupersed-
ing Stanton at Rio. He is a man of
great determination, ability and
experience. In action he is cool,
though impetuOus in attack. His
war record is famous one.
Admiral Irwin was born in Pitts
burg April Is, 1892, and was a son
of William Wallace Irwin, who
represented his district in Con-
gress, and afterwards went as min
lister to Denmark. AT sixteen he
entered the academy, and served
with great distinction throughout
the war.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Union Painters Sat Upon.

CHICAGO, H., April l0.-Judge
Abner Smith granted an injunc-
ton restraining the Falkenu
brothers, contractors on the build
ing stock exchange building, from
employing Union painters upon
the works. The Injunction was
issued at the request Of the Nesbitt
company, which has the painting
contract. Nesbitts' men struck, de-
manding wages which he says he
could and would not pay. He
offered to continue the work with
non-union men, but the chief con-
tractor refused. The latter threat
ened to complete the work at Mes
bits expense, unless he surren-
dered to the strikers, and Nesbitt
last night obtained a restraining
Injunction.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
MARQUIS AiIesburY Dead.

LONDON, April 1O.-Marquis
Ailesbury is dead, aged 81. 1t is
probable that the Marquis would
shortly have been declared bank
rupt had he lived. He was mar
ried to Dolly Tester, formerly n
music hall star, who sometime
prevented the sale of magnificent
estate in Savermake, Wiltshire, by
refusing to sign the transfer. The
title will fall to Lord Henry Au-
gustus Brundell Bruce, uncle of
the Marquis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
The Valkyrie in Commission.

NEW YORK, April lO.-The Val
kyrie will be put in commission
today. A lot of new fittings have
been put into her, and after she
gets in the water the work Of get
ting her ready for the trip across
the ocean will be pushed rapidly
forward. For her homeward pas
sage the yacht has been yawl-
rugged with a good sized mizzen
rail. All the spars and sails not
wanted for use on the return trip
will be sent by steamer, and when
she gets home Designer Watson
will fit her out for the racing sea-
son there.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
And Dealers i'm Exchange.
UNION PACIFIC TROUBLE.
A Number of the Officials Threaten
to Resign,

OMAHA, Neb., April 10.-A SEN
sation in the Union Pacific is re-
ported. Receivers Sanderson, Con-
dert and Doane will resign, in con-
sequence of Judge Caldwell's criti-
cism, and possibly also Judge
Dundy's delay in fixing their sal
aries until he should see what they
earned. Another thing which
causes uneasiness is the reorgan-
ization scheme. None of the ten
different interests has conceded
anything. 1t is stated the officials
are beginning to think an agree
ment will soon be affected between
the Union Pacific and Gulf roads.
Mr.. Mcconnell has gone to the
annual Gulf election to look out
for the Union Pacific interests.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Train Wrecking Attempted.

CLEvELAND,O., April lO.-An at
tempt was made last night at HUI
ron to wreck the Atlantic Express
on the Lake Shore road. A large
number of ties were piled between
the rails on the bridge across the
river. 1t was discovered by a
young man, who reported it to the
telegraph operator in time to stop
the train before it reached the
bridge.