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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-12
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, r. c. Russell and j. p. Hickman,
Jr, on May I'D, 1872, executed deed of trust
to the Undersigned as Trustee, to secure a
note to Mary +. Drake in the sum of s -. 900 90
in L. ;. gold coin, bearing per cent interest
per annum, sa,d deed of trust being recorded
in BeXar county, County Clerks office, in
Vol. lO9 pages 63j- 639 the property described
in SAID deed of trust being: A lot or parcel of
ground situated at the southeast corner of
the intersection of West Commrce and Laredo
streets, in the city of San Antonio, Beyar
county, Texas, the same fronting 20 feet on
West Commerce street and running back be-
tween parallel lines distance of 80 feet more
or less to the property of Mrs. Stribling and
having front of Is varas more or less on La
redo street, and all improvements thereon.
And whereas, said note is due and has not
been paid except interest to June LIST, 1894, and
the said beneficiary has in writing demanded
thatl execute the power of sale conferred in
said deed of trust.
Now therefore, |. the Undersigned, by virtue
OF the said power and for the purpose of pay
ing said note, will, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of
April, 1895. between the hours of 10 a. m. and
1 p. H., sell said property at public sale,
before the courthouse door of BeXar county,
Texas, for cash to the highest bidder and
after such sale will execute to the purchaser
a general warranty deed of said property in
the name of K. c. Russell and }. p. Hickman,
Jr. j. II. JAMES.
3 l2 3tw Trustee
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NICARAGUA ENJOYS
FEEL VERY FRIENDLY TO UNITED
STATES AND WANT THEM TO
BUILD THE CANAL.
The Bluefield Matter Settled and
England Has No Pretensions
Over the Mosquitoes.

New YORK, March 12.-General Barri-
oS, special envoy to England from Mica
ragua, is in the city. He was passenger
on the mbria. Horalio GuZman, minis
ter 10 the United States from Guatemala,
came on from Washington and met him.
General Barrios is on a three months
leave of absence and will visit his home
in Nicaragua before returning 10 Eng
land. Referring 10 the BluehedS trouble
General BarriOS said that the cOnuOver-
Sy has been settled and that BIueheldS
was now under the rule OF Nicaragua.
England held off and took no further part
in the arbitration. By the treaty of 1860
at Managua, England withdrew her pro-
tectorate from the Indians AT BlueheldS.
England did not therefore think that she
was called on to interfere when the Mica
raguan government called the MOsq uito
Indians to an account for their depreda-
tionS. Satisfactory reparation was made
to Nicaragua and the trouble ended. The
Nicaragua canal, which Is arOuSing a
good deal Of interest in this country just
now, according to General Barrios and
Minister Guzman, is attracting even
more attention and interest in Mica
ragua. General Barrios said:
THE people OF Nicaragua are eagerly
waiting for the canal to be built. They
feel that it is only question OF time until
such waterway is constructed They hope
ervison of the United States. We would
regret it If England or any foreign power
should assume the task OF building the
canal. | have watched with Interest the
treatment that the Nicaragua bill has re-
ceived in your congress and | am led 10
believe that the next congress will author
ize the beginning of the work" Minister
Guzman is also enthusiastic about the
bill. He said: 1T would be great thing
for this country and also for our country.
The United States would control the Mic
araguan canal in the west as England
controls the Suez canal in the east. The
work that would be entailed in building
the canal would give an impetus 10 our
country. l have talked with men at
Washington who are interested in the
measure and | think, as does General
BarrioS, that the work will be begun by
authority OF tn" next congress and will he
pushed bV the U lited States"
General Barrios will go to Washington
and will remain there for several days as
the guest of Minister Guzman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-12
DISEASE OR CRIME.
SUGGESTION THAT MEDICAL SCI
BNCE DEAL WITH DRUNK
ENNBSS.
DR.. Abbott's Lecture Before the So
cIety of Medical Jurlspru-
dence has Some SEN
sible Suggestions.

New YORK, March IA paper was
read last evening by DR.. Austin Abbott
before the Society of Medical JuriSpru-
dence at the Academy of Medicine on
The relation of the medical profession
to temperance legislation" Neither So
ciety or medical science, DR.. Abbott said,
was agreed as to whether or not inebriety
should be a disease. In spite Of these
differences of opinion, ii was generally
admitted that inebriety could to some eX-
tent be treated successfully. Starting on
this hypothesis he said, that there were
four things which commended themselves
to the attention OF the public and the
legislature. First, the entire adminiStra-
tion of the law regulating the sale of in
toXicants should be committed directly to
medical persons. Men arrested for drunk
eneSS, instead Of being punished at once,
should first be turned over to medical
care to determine whether his case was
one calling for treatment as disease or
not. SeCOnd-The whole traffic in intOX-
icantS ought to be submitted to medical
supervision, that aduteratiOn and
Justification might be prevented. Third
The education of the people in the proper
use Of intOXicantS should be committed to
medical guidance. FOurth-The method
Of sale ought to be aided by whatever
light the medical society was able to give
on the subject. DR.. Abbott did not pro-
pose 10 go into the question from temp
erance or moral standpoint. but he be-
lieved its submission to medical science on
the lines thus submitted opened up a new
field for medical attention. Moral and
legal SuaSIon has been tried so often and
repeated that their effort was fully under
stood. 1t was admitted that much re-
manned to be done TO remedy the evil Of
inebriety, and 1t was but fair to give
medical suasion q chance. The step
ought to be taken first to the stopping OF
all authorizations and the prevention of
sale of patent medicines that are but
adulterated intoXicants. 1t was in the
interest Of labor organizations to promote
moderation In the use OF liquor, but their
greatest difficulty was the tendency Of
the working classes, like others, who
over indulge.
The causes which make man drunk
ard, he SAYS, call for scientific inveStiga-
tion and 1t was his opinion that both
crime and inebriety should first be sub
mitted to science to determine If the indi-
vldual cases were at least not diseases.
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betty Wants Another Railroad

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 70. - Il is re-
ported on what is considered reliable an.
lhority that Hetty Green will bid for the
MemUhis ana Little Rock road. to be sold
al receivers sale on next April II, and
that II she succeeds in purchasing it the
road is TO be extended from Little Rock TO
GreenvIlle. Texas. where it is to connect
with the Texas Midland and tue Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas. there by opening
up a new trunk line from Memphis 10
Dallas and Galveston.
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Pauline was Tired of James.

CHICAGO, March 12.-Pauiine c.. daugh-
ter Of Chief Justice Fuller, filed bill
for divorce from her husband James
Aubrey. Mrs. Aubrey had not lived
with her husband for some time The
divorce bill is sequel TO an eopement.
The complainant ran away TO Milwaukee
with Aubrey and was married to him six
wears ago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-12
Auxiliary Officers.

The election of officers Of the Y. NJ. c.
Ladies Auxiliary took place yesterday af-
ternoon, resulting as follows:
PreSident-MrS. S. J. Wash.
Vice DreSidentS-MrS.A lling, Mrs, Nc
Lane and Mrs. AyreS.
Treasurer-MrS. r. c. Norton.
Secretary-MrS. Milburne.
Corresponding Secretary-MisS Eliza
beth b. Norton
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OIL Inc
San Antonio National Bank.

AT San Antonio. in the State of Texas, at
the close of business March ), 1898.
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She Is Five Score ana Five,

NORwALK. Conn. March l?.-MIS.
Peter McCloSky, familiarity known as
Aunt Betsy" has celebrated her lO5th
birthday. Mrs. McCloSky is the oldest
person In this state, and, excepting her
sight, retains her faculties to an excep-
tional degree. She was born in Sauga-
tuck.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New ORLEANS, March 12.-TSpecIalI-
First Races mile, selling: Miss Specks,
i02; TosSwiJt, lO5; Luke Short, Fabia,
los; Begue, Maquon, Herkimer, l07;
Chenoa, 10; Sir John, 113.
Second Races mile, purse: Joe Hill,
Black Jack, l02; RABBIT, LucaSta. 1O4;
Joco, Kingcraft, Fdllowday, Kelly. lO6;
Virgin, Amy X, 1O7; Trump, Beecher, lO9;
Rally, Taylor Hayden, Sam Farmer, 112.
Third Race-l5-l6 mile, selling: Charlie
b, 105; Abb, 1O7; Twenty Three, Henry
Owsley, Jim Henry, los; Mote, 100; Bust
up, 40; Oak Forrest, Bonnie b, Excelsior,
Say On, Ill; RaOidan, Void, l12.
Fourth Race, q mile selling: Folly, DR..
Park, Satellite, Cold Dust, lO3: KtndOra,
Darwin WedgewOod, LOG: Elberon, los:
HOdgsun, Gov. Hill, B. +. Fly, Jr., lO9;
LeGrand, 10, Tramp. ia.
Fifth Race--%aimile, maidenS: Lulie NJ,
era Mia. Adah Foy, Maggie Harris
Black BeaIly, 1t5: Russ, 1O6; Glendaga,
BuckdMay, DANA, Col AUmOre, DINA
Swift, F. c. Nichols, 1O7; Verdi, Buckeye,
Sidcan, 10
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-12

Roses, roses, very handsome,
cost you 25e to SOC; will sell Tues
day and Wednesday at lOe each.
l3t THE MoKE MILLINERY Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-12
Hermann Breuslng, Notary Public

Pensi) IN certificates adjusted. Many
years Of experience have made me fami-
liar with the work. Volmachten mach
Deutschland. Office, San Antonio Daily
LIGHT Printing house, 1O4 E. Commerce
street.
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Yesterdays WINNERS.

A good crowd assembled at the Sar
Antonio Crystal Turf Exchange TO witness
the first event yesterday. and the calling
off OF the first race at New Orleans com
manded very close attention, especially
by those who backed their iavorite choice
to reach the wire first.
First Race-Srlling. six furlOngS: B. F.
Fly, Jr., l02 pounds Knight, 5 to ;. was
first: Old Dominion, lO5 pounds Nudge
lew, ID to |, second, and Merritt. lO2
pounds tR, James, ; to D. third Time,
1:l9$4.
Second Race-Maidens, three furlongs:
Fannie Wilson, lO7 pounds Nance : TO l,
won: Inspector Hunt. 10 pounds NC
knight , TO l, second, and Loretta,
(Blake), TO /, third. Time, 3919.
Third Race-(Purse), one mile. Bunnell's
Billet, lO9 pounds mcdonald - to first
Brakeman, los pounds (Mayberry), , to l,
second, and Tippecanoe, l02 pounds, - TO
l, third. Time 1:49
Fourth Race-(Purse,) six furlongS
Readina, los pounds knight, 4 TO /, first
Revenue, l05 pounds (R. jones', s to 5, sec
ond, and ChenOa, 100 pounds mcknight,
10 /, third. Time 1:l9.
Fifth Race-(PurSe), eleven SixteenthS
of mile. Walter O,lO9 pounds (Krause),
to /, first; Shelby Boston, 100 pounds
(ShieldSl, TO l, second and Nocality lO4
pounds, tSherrin), Is 20 l, third. Time,
l:l4l4.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-12

NObUuy need nave Neuralgia. Get DR.. Miles
Pain Pills from dru ggists. "One cent dose"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-08

Before the trustees of townsite board
No. 6, Guthrie, o. Il. Contest dock.
ct No. 20. Lots No. l3, II, Is, lG,
II and Is, block No 20, townsite Of
West Guthrie, O. r.
To John X Ilyte, Hiram Il. Pace.
David Swank, Thos Ia Butler and
Carey Il. Willis:
You aud each Of YOU are hereby no.
tilted that the above entitled cause, in
volving the applications of the parties
therein mentioned for deed to lots l3,
II, l5, lG, l. and Is in block 90, in the
town of West Guthrie, county of Lo-
gan and Territory of Oklahoma, by
order OF board No. of townsite trus-
tees, is set for hearing before said
board at its Office, located at Guthrie,
o. T., on the 21tn day of February.
1898, at g o'clock a m. of said day; and
OF all continuances and postponments,
you and each Of you will take due
notice without further service thereof.
In witness whereof we, the mem
bers Of said board, have hereunto sub
scribed our names this l.th day Of Feb
ruary, 1895.
j. B. o. Landrum, John Il. Taylor.
j. j. Saunders, trustees Of townsite
board No g.
Notice: Each claimant will be re-
quired TO deposite S3j with the dis
bursting agent to defray expenses of
the trial for one day.
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS.

Receipts OF wheat. cars a year a.
% cars Sales No. . hard wheat, clrs5 @ 80
hard. 81 5lisc No ( hard soc rejected I.s
No . red . cars 52'sc No red, ! car
choice 5liic, ! car jOis No 4 red sc re
Iected Acc
Receipts OF cora. 80 cars year a.o 3i
cars Sales No . mixed corn, p car, i'c ;
cars iJit, car 4J'sc No 3 mixed 80 gc 30
4 mi ed 3ac No , white, / car special u.ll.
inR ilc car 4Jtlc ears iJ.sc, ! car l.c
No white iJc
Receipts OF oats, % cars. year ago. @ cars
sales hy sample on track Kansas City. No
mixed oats. . cars. - &c car, 2sc 30
oats, % &c. No T. PIC No white oats
SIC No white oats 5Ir
RYE-Firm No . uominally, 53c 80 3
SOC FLANsEED Dull nomiualiy sl2A
BRAS Firm 65ot9c per cwt sacked Cons
CHoP-Dull 5idslc per cwt sacked
Hay Receipts. 81 cars market duh and
weak Timothy fancy. - choice. st- %
No D. 35a5 30 40 .. Ngl5J clover. mixed
q jO05 50 fancy prairie. ss1s50 choice f5t
80 No T. sdHd5I No ., si5)G55J packing
hay. s3 30 f45l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-08

Territory of oklahoma, Logan county,
lulhr District Court.
John n. Coulter and W ID. Packer. vs.
William T. Tivi~
The above named defendant, Will
liam J.. Iivis will take notice that he
has been sued ia the district court Of
logan county, terr' 'ory of oklahoma,
10y John n. Coulter and w D. Packer.
m au action 10 recover sos 90 and in
terc,t on the same at 10 per cent from
Juno Is, 1894, and also to fOreclose a
mortgage given to secure the payment
of said sum, and the defendant is no.
titled that lac must appear and answer
the petition which has been filed Ia
said court, ON or before the 23rd dav
of March, lo95, and that if he does not
SO appear and answer Judgment will
oe taken against him for S2G5. 90 with
interest at 10 per cent from June Is,
1894 and "a Judgment foreclosing the
said mortgage and for costs OF suit
I'm witness whereof have hcreunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of
said court this sth day Of February,
a. D. lN95. LOUIS +. PlT1s,
Seal Clerk of said court
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| First published in Daily Leader
Jan. 81.
Notice.
Notice.

In the district court Of the First Judi.
cial district of Oklahoma Territory,
holding term at Guthrie for Logan
county.
Paul Y. Carlton, plaintif, VS.. Lora O.
Carlton, defendant.
The above named defendant, Lora
O. Carlton, will take notice that she
has been sued in the district court Of
Logan county, Oklahoma Territory,
by Paul Y. Carlton in an action, the
object and purpose of which is TO OBJ
tain divorce by the plaintiff from
the defendant, Lora O. Carlton, and
that she must appear and answer the
petition, which has been filed in said
court against her on or before Wednes-
day, the 18th day Of March, 1895, and
if she does not appear in answer To
said petition on or before said day, the
same will be taken as true and a iudg-
ment be taken against her, dissolving
the bonds Of matrimony between the
plaintiH and defendant.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
this court, at my Office in Guthrie, in
said county, this 2sth day of January,
1895
(Seal) LOUIS T. PirTs.
dit wat Clerk of Said Court
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Territory Of Oklahoma County of Kav.
s-.: Ia the Probate Court.
Estate Of John Kellcher. deceased.
The petition of Michael Leonard as
the Administrator the estate of John
keiIeher, deceased. having been pre-.
scented 90 this Court uraving that an
order bc made authorizing The said Pc
ti,ioner 10 sell the whole or so much.
and such pa,l of real estate described
in said petition as the Court shall Judge
necessary aud beneficial at private sale
and il appearing 10 the Court from such
petition that FL is necessary to sell the
whole or some partion of such real es-
tate for tuc parposc aud reason men
toned iu such petition: Therefore. said
petition will hp filed herein and a time
appointed for hearing the same And,
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Cattle Receipts 7Sll clIve& lsj shippe 0
yesterday 5si cattle. l2l calves Tur
market opened rather slow except for the
choice dressed beef The run Wa, fair aui
prices Ners qgoted about steady.
hogs Receipt ll2s7 shipped Yesterday.
J, 80 The market opened active on li -ht h0 s.
and pi IS and was quoted aboIt steady Win
yesterday on heavy hos the market wA, O.
little slow 90 open ana inclined 8 10 Q coats
In some cases, uOtwithstlndins that one
choice load OF assorted no s was sold ai
$40 The top was "A . and the bulk si9I t1
a., ainst - - for top aud sigi 10 4 H5 f1r
bulk yesterday
Sheep Receipts ,sJJ shipped ye terlAv
l6L The market TAI. m)rnin, was quite o.
tive al about steady p-lces The supply was
somethms ogcr so ana tie quality was
called generally fair
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PROTECT YOuR EYES
THE MONETARY DELEGATES.
rive of the Six Cho,en by Congress in
Favor Of tull uimctaIltsm


Favor OF tut BimctaIlism.
WAsHINGroN March The sen.
ators and members chosen 6v con-
gress as the representatives of their
respective houses on the proposed i'm
ternational monetary commission
have SO far very indefinite ideas "a, to
what will be expected OF them
Advocates of free silver will con-
stitute majority Of the commission
from this country as five of the six
already chosen hold views favorable
to independent free coinage. The
delegation will not be complete until
the president shall select the other
members whose appointment is left
TO him If these three should al be
opposed TO free coinage under exist
ing conditions in this country as MIR
HIT is, the commission would still
stand five TO four for free coinage.
The personnel of the commission so
far as formed is striking The men
selected have been in public life for
many years, and all have d.stin.
guished themsc Ives lTcientlv to
make national regulations Mr.. Cul-
berson entered the Fortv-fourth con-
press, Mr.. HIT the Forty-sevcnth and
MIR. Crisp the Fifticth. and AN have
served continuously since Mr. Cul-
berson is chairman of the committee
on judiciary, and Mr.. Hit is cN-chair-
man of the committee on foreign re-
lntions. Mr.. Hit also served as as
olstant seDYe LarN of stat, before
entering the house, ana was for seven
years first secretary charge daiflirs
of the American legation i'm
Paris. Senator Teller entered tine
senate in 1875. Senator Jones Of Arkan-
sas in 1887 md senator Daniel i'm 1857.
These three stand upon TIA, same
footing with regard t. silver Scua.
tor Jones i IA leading member OF the
committee ON finance. and was prom
in 'ntly Unidentified WITH the tariff
contest of the last session senator
Daniels is a man Of learning and is
recognized aS one Of the leading
lawyers and orators of the senate.
Repr, ,Ncntatives Crisp and Culbrr,ou
are both silver advocates. but are
conservative on that question There
is little doubt, however. that they
viii stand for all that can be had for
silver in case the conference is held.
Mr. Hit is clasSed as bimetalllst,
and Is understood TO believe thorough
ly in the rehabilitation Of silver pro
vided il can be obtained by an inter-
national agreement.
All Of the members of the com
mission are luwpers except Mr.. Hit,
and all except Nc>srs Teller and
Hit served on the Confederate side
during tn rebellion.
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nADInAuGu's ,ro.Y nnNrrD.
\ Brother Of John Morgan ~ays There
Was No Government Connivauce.

\ nrotber of John Iorr.u. s,v. Thor,
WAS No t.ovcrpt,cp, Co,,iy,,c.
I,.,.,,-,.--..,. H.. ,r...i.- g..-
ci'-.i,-., ~ ,''i'
'""' I'"" ~ 'N"'-""' "'"'u'' OF "eh-
'tal Johh Morgan VINO Wuh ms other
brother L. {. Morgan, was in the
Ohio pcn.tcntiary up {, the time of
the general, ESCAPE. when shown
RadcbauCh's statement abo1t Govern.
r,cnt ,,,,i,,,,. ..fl. .T,,t 80.
4 i,,.n,.siIl,.. I...,, .,.,,.'. ........,..
NY
Va ''' ''' ,'1'' q" '"@ Pe"''v nOid'y'
lllrlN-HNe IN single c'us on
the hrst hoor an the same
number on the floor above. Brother
Dick had cell on the first noor and
the GENERAL ON the second door A
tunnel was ma win i.nive. stol.n
from Tho taIIs.. a b.la ,,.,s ant ,,,lo.
Tho cot of C,ut,in ,rhou,. Il IIinas,
room ON tho first no,~ ana sunl, ia
tbe arcbed tunnel runnipr, ,,pdar all
of the first floor re'I. lrba b,.icl,s
and mortar uuder s.vpu coils were
removed Ieayiu0 a Thin crust of ca-
mont upl.r p,sL .r.lI. .,t t,nna1
IVA. then made cr,...p,. b.u.utb mo
corridor coming ann In the iaii -ard
on tba piabt If IN. ....,,,. ,s tLo,,
came from sumner br,iber Dici
CHANGED cells witl rb, General nm
noticed by the .uard When aII we're
ready the sevcu who md broke
the ernst of fine cpmepi I'm tho
coils lr.pp.I int, m. trrnel
came ont into fine yard
.r,lad fine frn,. o,.r aa.h
others. backs. usino roped bedclotbes
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THE CzAR SHOWS MERCY.

he e OF tho nout on Ieaslnts for
Small Onenscs Forbidden.
BERLIN, March "A dispatch TO the
Local Anlicger from 81. Petersburg
to-day says that an imperial decree
has been issued abolishing the use of
the ltnout for o1eu~cs committed by
the peasantry, who have been COM
pletely at the mercy Of the local
judges
Statistics, it is added, were sub
mitted to the ear showing that dur
ing the past ten years, 5000 persons
died az the result Of being whipped
with ltnouts and that the greater
number of them were only guilty of
having stolen produce from farmers.