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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-29
Why He Admired Ii.

Here's a beautiful Autograph of Bel
va Lockwood" remarked the new office
boy as he came In with the mail.
Let's see," said the managing edi-
tor.
There, look at that" continued the
boy, fastening 1t upon the wall.
The managing editor surveyed 1t
thoughtfully for long time.
"There's one thing about it," he said,
finally, "that admire particularly"
"What Is it?" inquired the sporting
editor.
alt can't talk" And there was a dull
thud as the NJ. 4. dropped an able edi-
torial on woman's rights into the draw
er.-WashiDgton Critic.
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Deaths.

During the past 81 hours there were
only two deaths reported at the city
physicians Office rs follows:
Infant of j. G. Rogers, aged ii days,
died Thursday in the Second ward from
tetanus; attended by DR.. Edgar Galley.
Rubin Rodriguez, aged seven months,
died in the First ward. Thursday, from
capillary bronchitis; attended by DR.. a.
Herff
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN HOTEL.-A Washington, PiedraS
Negras, Mexico; J II Higley, 81 l. 'uis. Mo;
Boo Chapman. FlOresville; John ltHndOlph,
FL PasO, Texas: oscar KrauskOpt BeNar co:
Charles T. Hicks, ~ Pa-O; John Jones Pear
sail: + WOODBURY., Austin, Texas; Rcich,
Seguin; } + DrumOnd, houston, Texas; James
wills, Del Rio; Is Gussctt, Austin; James
Rud Dan McCluskcy, BeNar Co; VI Nigel, Gal
weston, Texas; d X u Brian, Lemerick.
MENGER HOTEI-R King and wife, and two
servants, Collins; Mrs f Matthews, Mrs }
Herman, G Williams, 81 Louis: CampDell,
WaVeTley. Texas; james Thompson, NBpa
City, Cal: p LOmasOn. Detroit, Mich: storms
and family, Buffalo; DR. Bennett al family,
ST Louis; A Ducat and wife, Fort Davis; j
Anderson aud WIFE Carson City; ID Currey
ard wife. Topeka; e Stevens, GAINESVILLE; q I
Knott Wichita Falls; DOugal Mcdonnell,
Toronto: Turnbull and sister, Waco; A g
Davis, san FranciscO; George Langley, New
York.
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Ho, for TESTS Garden.

At TESTS garden on Sunday afternoon
next, beginning at 3o'clOck, there will
be grand picnic for all. Do not miss
it. Prize foot races, hurdle races,
jumping, wrestling contests, etc, in
Guiding grand free dance in the after
noon and at night. Admission for ladies
free; for gentlemen 10 cents. 2t
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Thank You Very Much.

The c. Spangler Lodge No. 80, of the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Brakemen beg
to return their sincere and hearty thanks
to the ladies. the citizens, the press, the
various societies, and TO all who have
done their part, willingly gracefully and
freely, to make the Third Annual Con-
vention of the Grand Lodge OF the
Brotherhood, the grand success it at
tanned. DAN X. DAVIS,
Secretary
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Markets Dy Telegraph.
Expressly reported for the LIGHT by f. G
Palmer & Co, 81 SOledad street,

Palmer Co, 81 SOedad street,
NEW York, October 29.-COtton - Futures
opened quiet. December, 9O4IJs O5c; Janu-
airy, g.l2lCg BE; February, 9.2lGtg nc; March,
90 893l; April, 9 396J94Oc; May, 9.ISlJ9Igc.
NEW YORx. Oct. y Cotton Futures-Sec-
Ond Call 60 Market steady. december, $50
Gs.9S; January, 9 OjlB9O6c; February, 9ltD
o. Ijc; March, 922g9.24c: April, 93lg9.32c;
May, 9.4lc. Sales, $500 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20, 1:55, am.-Stock Market
delaware and Lackawana. l4l; Northwest
ern, III: St. Paul, 944.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Wheat-December de-
livery. 7ISc. Corn-December delivery, 37Ac.
POrk-January. delivery, l0.O2. Lard-Janu-
airy delivery, 59j. Market steady.
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Four Generations Under One Roof

OCIIOI uOIO1Is
Mr.. Richard King, OF the Santa Ger
trudes rancho, his wife, their son, his
wife's mother and her mother are at the
Menger hotel. 1t is not often that four
generations, hale and hearty, rest COM
fOrtably under one roof. Such an in
stance is so rare as to be worthy of
special mention,
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ClOakSlClOakSl

In this line we have the largest stock
ever before brought to San Antonio, and
we are able to offer extra inducements.
The ladies are cordially invited to call
and examine these before purchasing
elsewhere. JoSKE BROTHERS.
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LOCAL BUSINESS NOTES.
And Other Interesting Items, Gathered
Around Town by Reporters,

For every dollars worth Of goods bought
from A. Kahn Co. you will get a ticket for
the Christmas donation.
Have you seen that pretty doll playing the
piano at A. Kahn Co, if not, be sure to
see It.
Powderly's photographs at A. Kahn & Co., is
cost anything.
We invite you to call and inspect
our stock. l0-l6-tf JOSIE Bros.
Don't forget the LIGHT is the place
to get first-class printing done.
"A. Kahn & Co. are selling their SIS Califor-
mia suits at Sl250.
,Dq mt fail to see the doll playing the piano
clerk. loft
For the latest styles and lowest prices in
lO-ls-tf c. H. MuELLER's Com. street.
The Hammer brand of ready mixed paints,
sO5, is agent, is the best and cheapest in the
market. l0-l9tf
Largest assortment OF photos and picture
frames. Framing done at prices TO defy com
petition, at H. hueller's Art store. II
Window shades, with Hartshorn's stop
rollers new stock at c. II. Muellers paint
store. lO-l5-tf
Window glass and mirror plates at lowest
figures glazing promptly attended to.
lOgu q. II. MUELLER's Paint Store.
Election tickets and cards free at the
LIGHT Office. Call and see about 1t.
AT A. Kahn & Co.'S, gents der by hats at 81.
Remember that Mavericks bank
pays per cent. on deposits. 7-Stf
Get your meats, fish and game at HaiglerS
Co.'S, between Main and Military plaza, Galan
street.
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The VOgel Valley Shooting club have
arranged for good shooting match to
occur at Vogel Valley on the 4th OF next
month, and have invited all the neigh
boring clubs, including the San Antonio
Gun club, to participate. The San An
tonic boys are going.
Nogel Valley is beautiful spot,
located 80 miles from San Antonio, and
lies between Boerne and New Braunfels,
about equal distance.
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Dried Beef,

Uncanvassed, just received by Emanuel
Abrahams, corner of Military plaza and
Treyino street. l0-29-3t
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VIM. Price, using insulting language,
fined So.
Henry Nichols, striking, fined 81.
Jose Sebes, drunk and disOrderly, con-
tinued.
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Any insurance company that will in
sure Dan Floweree's cattle range and
secure him against all loss this winter
can have S250,000. This is Floweree's
standing offer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-29

Best post oak wood for sale at AS per
cord delivered. Send orders to NJ. Bast-
ian 30l, Blum street. II
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Dried Beef,

Uncanvsssed, just received by Emanuel
Abrahams, corner OF Military plaza and
Trevino street. l0-29-3t
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To clothe your boy in a nice, cookbook
ing substantial suit of clothes. remember
that Joske Brothers is headquarters for
this line.
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For Sale.

The race course. south Of Main plaza,
can now be bought 20 per cent. below
its value. Ed STKvEs.
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a35ubscribe for the WEEKLY LIGHT
Only 81 year.
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First of the Season.

Whitaker uncanvassed hams just re-
ceived at Emanuel Abrahams, corner Of
Military and Trevino streets.
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S~For everything needed in the lum-
Der line, call on Il. j. Bethel, at Inter-
national and Great Northern depot. "
When you want any printing done
just call around to the LIGHT office, or
ring US up by telephone. 9-27-tf
Good white blankets, lO-4 at A Kahn &
Co., at Sl.25.
Good white blankets, lO4 at A. Kahn &
Good white blankets, 1914 at A. Kahn 4
Co., at Sl.25.
Good white blankets, 1O4 at A. Kahn &
Co., at tl.25.
Now is the time to have your cloth
Ing cleaned or dyed. Geo. Caen, the
French artist at 40 East Houston street,
guarantees first class work. 9-ll-lm.
"A good single and double entry
book-keeper wishes situation in some
good mercantile house. Good reference
given. Address z. LIGHT office.
Good boys suits at A Kahn & CO., from 4
70 IL years old at 81, S2.5O 50, $3.50. s. and
S.5ea suit, good goods.
EsB Bear in mind that Frank }. Bethel
keeps builders hardware and lumber, at
the International and Great Northern
depot. g-ll.ly
If you want to buy or sell any kind
OF stock or real estate, go to Chavez,
NORM Il Mateu, South Flores street.
They will deal squarely. LIFT
Chavez, NORM & Mateu have taken
charge OF the stock yard on South Flores
street. south Of Military plaza, where
they will do commission business, buy
ing and selling all kinds Of stockl-9-tf
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Headquarters for candidates, ofice.holders
and good Judges No. Isl West Commerce
street, and No. and West Commerce street
Telephone 1873, 2ol and l3l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July S.-The Jour
naEs Kokomo dispatch reports that h. @.
Hardie, musician and manufacturer Of
organs in that place, to-day decoyed the 0.
.year.old daughter Of James Read into his
shop and brutally outraged her. The
screams Of the child brought the girls
mother to the shop, but too late to pre-.
vent the contamination Of the outrage.
Hardie fed, but was captured some miles
from town by the officers, who procured q
carriage aud drove rapidly TO neighbor.
ing railway station, where boarding q
passenger train they brought Hardie TO
indianapolis, In order TO prevent lynch.
ing. Il is feared the child will die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09

WASHINGTON, July s.-Chairman Mat.
SON, OF the Invalid Pensions Committee,
is determined to insist upon the reference
Of all the vetoed pension bills to that com.
miltee and when the House meets to.
morrow, he will again make a motion to
refer each case. The Democratic leaders
are resolved to "stSy here all the summer,
II necessary" as one Of them put 1t, be.
fore abandoning their position In the mat.
ter. The Republicans who have been
most active in the effort TO secure imme.
diate action on the vetoed bills, have pro-
posed compromise, which will probably
be accepted. Under its terms two hours
will be allowed for debate upon such Of
the bills as may be selected, and at the ex.
piTation Of the time aaye and no vote will
be taken, the result Of which Is To be re-
garded as final as to oil Of the vetoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09

Forest Gres are raging in the interior Of
Wisconsin.
The village Of Romeo, Wis, was de.
stroyed BY fte. Loss sl50,0O0.
The Prohibitionists Of Minnesota have
placed q State ticket In the field.
Robsrt Dalzsll, q prominent citizen Of
Pltuburgh, died yesterday after q briei
illness.
The Republicans Of Missouri will hold
their next State Convention at Sedalia,
September.
A Pitbburgh dispatch says the pros.
psCts tor the iron industry are now better
than for iouryeata.
A. wekels barn burned near Lewihburg,
o., destroying iiins hundred bushels 0f
wheat aud eleven horses,
Some Of the towns ID Missouri are clos.
log Up the saloons under the law prohibit,
ing sales ol liquor Ia less quantities than
one gallon.
There 10 peace IN Rowan county, KY,
again, bit both factione are heavily armed
and abloody battle 10 likely 10 break out
At any time.
Business men Of indianapolis, dlsgussed
with the bad mail service under the new
administration, are sending important
letters BY express.
Among business failures announced are
]. r, LsWiB 4 Cos commission merchants,
81. Lonisj w. II, Bsede, cotton broker,
New York, and George Ellison, Chicago
Board Of Tfade.
The cotton crop report ior the Memphis
district shows that there has been too
much vet weather, and the conditions
are mot % good "a las. year, though with
favorable weather henCeloflh "A average
yield may be secured,
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A niother,. IIorrIblo Deed.

INDIANAPOLIS, July s.-Ths Journals
Princeton, Ind, special reports that Mrs.
Theresa Turner, wife Of a farmer residing
near that place, this morning cut the
throat Of her 7.year.old daughter and
placed the body on q bed. She then took
her year old daughter and hanged the
child until she thought lie was extinct,
when she placed the body In the bed with
the elder girl. She then went 70 the barn
and hanged herself. She left q note say.
ing no one was 10 blame, that the devil
had been after her for two months, and
she was unableNto get away from him.
The youngest child II still living.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09
Ice House burned.

ALBANY, N. Y. July San ice house
belonging to the EnlCkerbocker Company,
Of New York, located about four miles be.
low thiscity was burned stnlght. Thetre
was discovered about 1880 o'clock and in
q very short time the entire structure,
which was 200 feet ttquare and fifty feet
high was enveloped In flames, causing q
very brilliant illumination. Destruction
was rapid and complete. There were two
engines in the building M ling for moving eleva-
the dock. All these were destroyed. The
buildings were erected by Hiram Hotaling
some years ago and by him sold to the
Knickerbocksr Company about two years
ago. Mr.. HotalinR estimates the capacity
Of the house at 10000 tons and thinks Il
was about filed. II so he places the loss
at not less than 500 900.
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Irnte Isnss.

WASHINGTON, July s.-Duncan O. Ross,
ex.wrestler, was arrested here to-day for
biutSlly assaulting Sergeant Walsh, his
competitor In q mounted sword contest
exhibition. The contest was very tame
one. Walsh appeared TO be the better
swordsman and lad the sympathy Of the
audience. Every point he made was
loudly cheered, while the scores made by
Ross were unnoticed. This seemed to
anger Ross, and when the contestants
we're ordered to retire after the niRth
round, instead Of doing 90 Ross rushed at
his adversary sayagely, cutting at him
right and left with his sword. The force
of,his attack was such that Walsh's horse
was thrown down and fell on top Of his
rider, who was knocked senseless by blows
from his assAilants sword.
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sTATE pAn AssooIATIoN
Formed Rt Grafton Yestsslay-Ths oflssFl
Elected.

Elected.
Special DtlpGieh 70 ut IRislltqfRea.
GRAFTON, July s,-Ths West Virginia
Bar Association was organized here to-day.
About seventy members Of the profession,
representing eight judicial districts, were
present, and met in the Court House at
II O'Clock this morning, Joseph spriggs,
OF Hardy county, called the meeting 10
order and delivered an address. A tenn
poFsry organization was effected with w.
P, Hubbard, Of Wheeling, as chairman,
and Joseph MRTum, Of Grafton, secretary.
A Committee on Constitution and By
LAWS was appointed, consisting OF Joseph
Spriggs, chairman; j, ]. Davis, Of HarTi-
son county; John W, Mason, Of Taylor;
Judge o. J., Faulkner, Of Berkeley; John
A, Hutchinson, OF Wood; Judge A, +.
Raymond, OF Marion; y. l., Flournoy, OF
Hampshire; Frank BeCkwith, OF Jefferson;
w. P. Hubbard, Of Ohio; George o, Stur-
gls, Of Monongalia, aud j, D, Ewing, Of
Ohio.
Arecess was then taken until 2 o'clock,
Upon reassembllng the committee pre-
sented their report which was adopted,
The constitution provides for the election
OF q President, Vice President from each
district, q Secretary and Treasurer.
The officers elected were as follows:
James Spriggs, Of Hardy coun-
ty county; Vice President First district,
Robert White; Second, Second, James
Morrow IT,; Third, B, F, Martin; Fourth,
l: g. Bsnnlpgtoni Fifth, w. W. Van
Winkle; Eleventh, q. O, Higginbotham;
Judge Armstrong; Thirteenth,
Judge Charles JamRs Faulkner; Secretary,
W, 4. Wiley, OF Monougalia county Treas.
urer, F. NJ. Reynolds, OF Mineral county.
An Executive Council composed OF the
t0llS0wnIy gentlemen was also elected; T.
Hutchinson, Of Wood; A. + Raymond,
Of Mason; w. p Hubbard, Of Ohio; Frank
Beck with, nj Jefferson. The Association
then adjourned to meet at the call OF the
Executive Council.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July S-JOssph FriCke,
the leader Of all the Socialists and Anar.
chists OF this section Of the country, was
arrested tonight at the instance of the
postal authorities on q charge OF sending
written matter enclosed In newspapers
through the mails as lower class or printed
matter. FriCke was the agent Of Herr
Most's paper, Der Frsheil, aud the written
matter was enclosed in that paper. The
postal authorities opened q number OF
packages sent by FriCke, and also discover.
ed incendiary circulars calling upon work.
men to arm themselves and revenge the
deaths Of the six men killed during the
riots at MCCormick's works, in Chicago.
It is the intention Of the postoffice author.
tiles 10 push the case, and United States
District Attorney Stone said 1t was very
very probable that FriCke would be in.
dicled for each offense, which would in
sure heavy fine and long imprisonment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09
BRITISH lLECTIONS.
TorAl yoFn oY FnH pARrIEs.l
Gladstone win Make Il Hot for the Tories III
Parliament -uasp'lnsss in Regard to
Rpssia's Attitude -Rieting at Cars;
din, Walss-ASumbeF Injured.

LoSpos, July s.--Returns received up
'osix o'clock this evening show atotal
Conservative and UnIonlst vote Of 9i2 4s7
and q GladstoniRn vote Of ss772s. oiths
SO London seats only II have been 90,
cured by the 6ladstonians, The govern,
ment newspapers admit that the voice Of
the majority Of the masses is the same 40
that Of the classes The totals at this hour,
midnight, are Conservatives and Union,
Ists S02, GladstonlaRs 1876,
The Conservatives in order to obtain a
working majority Independent Of the Lib.
Arals must carry SO Of the remaining l7S
ieats, and 1t is considered improbable that
they will succeed in doing 90. The Glad,
.tonians rely upon the collapse OF die
gonseEyatiyea-Unlonist coalition, when
Lord Salisbury takes office, and they
are certain that the Conservatives
'annot dominate the House Of Commons
unless the UnionIsts cooperate with
hem. II 70 reported in government cir,
dles that Mr.. Gladstone Is undaunted and
q determined TO wage ceaAeless battle in
Parliament, Political leaders OF every
Oarty anticipate period OF unprecedented
parliamentary conflict.
Among the other candidates returned
to-day are Justin Mccarthy, PaEnellite,
North Longtord; James Tuifs. Parnslllte,
Northwest Meath Sir ]. B, Cory, Tory,
Middle Armagh; Arthur 0'Connell, Par.
lellite, East Donegal, by q reduced ma
lonty In Diminished vote. II
Lord Harrington and Mr.. Chamberlain
addressed q meeting at Rosedale this even,
ing and were loudly cheered. A vote Of
confidence in Lord Harrington was
tdopted by large majority. Mr.. Cham,
oerlain In his speech said that behind the
National League there we're foreign
enemies Of England, they, were the for.
sigs and the Fenian conspirators, some.
tunes working through PaFnsll's obstrue-
tons, sometimes through the assasain's
knife and dynamite, [ Hisses,1 II Eng.
Iiahmen accepted the policy Of
lhese men cries Of MOL they {,
should be consistent and give
hem all they wanted, They must truckle
% sedition 70 satisfy the traitors. The
'oncession Of an Irish parliament would
lot remove the obstruction but would
.ause constant friction and paniCs, and
compel an increase oil the army.
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STARTED FOR BLOOD
luT con INTo Tnn 1ooK,up.
A West yirgInlan and Hot Headed Son Of
the Old DaaInloa start out to Fishta
Duel, but are Nabbed in Timely
the Washington Authorities.
ga1eiaI pi.paLeA 3 n Ialelll1a1.r.

Roteiag DtpateA 70 ne IRisligaez.
WAsHlSaroS, D, O., July s.-ohsrleH
PorteTaeld, one otthe most popular young
men Of oharlestown, Jefferson county,
and Charles Morton, Of Richmond, who
were arrested here yesterday while pre-
pairing to 90 to Virginia icr the purpose ol
lighting q duel with pistols, have AMIGA
bly, arranged their differences, and left
Washington with their seconds to-day.
George Washington, OF Charlestown,
and great nephew Of the Father Of his
Country, was 70 have been PorteF6eld's
second, and Major Daniels would have
performed that service for Morton, 0w-
ing to q teCh0iCality in the law the parties
were dismissed to-day In the police court
The cause OF the quarrel which led 10
the meeting was an insulting letter written
10 PoIterAeld's father by Morton, in which
the latter accused the former OF inter-
cepting letters he had written Porter6ell's
daughter.
MI, q. B. Butcher, also Of West vlr-
ginia, was 10 have been master OF cere-
monies at the duel, and made all the ar.
rangements for the meeting, He accom-
panied the chiyRlrous gentlemen from the
city this afternoon.
The West Virginia colony here Is very
much excited over the sensational devel'
Opments In the case.