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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

IATTENUATED,
But net Too Thin,
just thin enough for the present atmospheric oond
ton.
are our
SUMNER GARMENTS
for gentlemen youths and boys
1t is not worth while to say anything about our
twenty-five and ffy-cent coats They sell themselves
We busy last Friday and Saturday that seek
ers amer these were compelled to wait on themselves
Come during this week and we VIII give Jon better
service.
ONE DOLLAR
Goats and Vests Only few LEFT
The big window with the bargains in 1t is likely to
be undressed to-day or Tomorrow Not many of them
LEFT; in fact. not enough to make a show Of
The Coats and Vests for
ONE FIFTY
are fast disappearing Come soon II you want one.
We will not have any more.
OUR STANDARD ALPAcAs
are comfortable garments at this period A Black
Alpaca Coat Is always creditabe in appearance until
1t fades. We do not keep Alpacas that will not fade
Neither does any one else: because all Alpacas will
fade sooner or later. The finest AIpacas are not
always the best There ought to be q certain degree
Of coarseness to insure moderately well setting gar
ment Fineness doesn't settle the comparative fast
ness of color. The dye does that Those that are
biueblack retain color longer than dead black But
as we said before, it is only question Of time and
posure We have Coats we consider as good as can be
made. practically. for
THREE FIFTY.
Vests to match these on hand also.
We have cheaper or lower-priced Alpaca Coats as
low a.
TWO DOLLARS
CoLoRED ALPACA
COATS AND VESTS
form also part of our assortment We mean by this
description those that plain colors not black
They have been quite popular this season; some of
them good limitations Of
PONGEE
Pongee Goats and Vests are cool and inviting gar
ments for warm weather. We have the best in the
market
sEERsUcKER COATS AND VESTS.
The real Calcutta goods just now In prime sea-
SON Good Ones and ours are the best. will cost you
ten dollars for the two pieces If you don't want
Vest, we will sell Won the Coat alone for seven.
Seersucker Trnwsers we sell also separately. five
dollars for the best Some not quite up to our stand
ard. we have marked way down. enticingly cheap
THE sERGEs.
Black, Blue and Colored,
SUIT some wearers better than anything else
You get good deaf of wear and a good deal of set
In these garments for the money Invested Ten dollars
per suit and upward
FLANNEL SUITS
we never get out Of. never have too many Of, and
never fail to fit any shape or size man in Ten to IF
teen dollars per suit But why particuarize farther
1t without saying that whenever you want thin
clothing Of any sort you resort to the
CORNER OF
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE,
and buy of
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

"Why not have clean street cars?" plain
lively asks the New York World. Well, princi-
paliy because there's money for the COM
pany In having them clean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

At last the public and MIR. Ross Raymond,
the newspaper dead-beat, are as one. He says
he doesn't care what becomes of him now.
Neither does the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02
wANTED--ROOMH

VUANTED-BY LADY-A GoopsIZED SEC
~ ondsory Front Room partly fnrhisheds WITH gooA
plain Board, on line OF avenue cars hon1tca. The
occupant will be permanent IL mised Address FER
manent," Star Office lte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02
THnoueHour THE PnrsEsr WEE
We shall continue our
MIDSUMMER SALE
LADIES' MUSLIN AND cAM1RfC UNDER
WEAR

LADIES MUSLIN AND cAMsRlc uHDK
WEAR
This ale was inaugurated with special view
Of furnishing customers who anticipate taking
q trip. and having replenished the stock we
offer the following extraordinary bargains:
LADIES MUSLIN CORSET COVERS
100 doz Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers, high
neck. buttons and buttonholes complete, only
121ac each.
ssapss ss n IN sss g
16c each.
SO dog. Ladies' Lon.asle Cambria Corset Coy.
ers. both In high and low neck. finished with
Hamburg and lace, only 2Sc each.
IS doz Ladies' Cambria Square-neck Corset
GoyeIs d two Of scFSss the o.
crOidery, only 62lac. each.
LADIES MUSLIN CHEMIsE
so doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Chemise. six clue
tiers OF three fine tucks down the front, good
length only 25c each.
40 doz. Ladies' Extra-fne Muslin Chemise
and three rows of Ham burg inserting neck and
sleeves trimmed with embroidery only COO.
each
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS.
IS doz. Ladies' Extra-ine Muslin Drawers.
3inch hem with four fine tucks above, only
25c. per pair.
SO doz, Ladies' Lonsdale Cambria Drawers,
above. only 3712c. per pair.
SO doz- Ladies' best quality Musltr Drawers,
fine Hamburg rufiie. with tucks above, only
bOc per pair.
LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS
IN aoz aa,sS, Etno M,a,,, uy.,.,rr cbtrt,
wide cambria ruffie seven tucks in the rufile
and TWO clusters of fine tucks above, only 66c.
80 doz Ladies' Extra-hne Muslin Walking
Skirts, wide. Hamburg rufHe, with cluster Of
nine tucks above, only 81 each.
LADIES MUSLIN NIGHT DRESSES.
IS doz. Ladies' Fine Muslin Mother Hub
three fine tucks and two rows of insertion. neck
and sleeves trimmed with Hamburg ruffie,
only Toe each.
25 doz- Ladies' Fine Muslin mother Hub-
bard Nightsowns yoke Of fourteen tucks.
69c. each
Is doz. Ladies' Extra-ine Muslin Night
Dresses, three choise styles. via, Sacaue. Pom
pad0ur and Mother Hubbard" trimmed
with embroidery and tucks, extra value, only
81 each.
NorE-Customers will take notice that not
with,tanding the very low prices quoted on
s s,a aDoye we warrant them fully up to our high
material: as we are determined never to sacri-
nee quality merely to name q low price. Apro-
pos. we will give you dollar for dollar Tor all
goods returned unsatisfactory.
SPECIAL SALE OF BUSTLES
TO make our Underwear Sale the more at
tractive We will include the following extra
good values in BustIes:
% doz. Wire Bustles good shape only 15c.
each
25 doz, Muslin Bustles, stuffed with hair, only
25c. EACH
90 dOz Fine Tampico Bustles, four box
plated ruf1les only Bic. each.
rs doz Zephyr" Light Summer Bustles,
only 3712c. each.
25 doz. "Unbreakable" woven.wire Bustles,
only SOC. each.
20 doz 15-iuch Cloth Paniers. particularly
desirable summer hustle, only 75c each.
An examination will prove these to be offered
at the lowest possible price for such qualities
and shapes.
Second floor: take elevatoE)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

BAReAIss BARe.rss
As positivey necessary TO rednce our large stock
Of summer Millinery In order to make room for early
Fall Importafons will sell entire stock of I'M
ported and Domestic Bonne,s and hats at ana below
MRS n ]. HUNT
Nf0 1909 street q. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

A hopeful indication touching the condition
Of ax-President Arthur comes in the statement
Of ELI Perkins" writing from New London,
that he is a mental and physical wreck. Ellis
weakness Is well known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02
Hoxr Foa THr HoIrDArs

Having purchased the samples Of an importing
house 1t SO per discount the Palas Royal Is ea-
abled to offer the ates: Paris novelties at half price
The stock comprises 1873 parasols. which are Of
fered In four lots
LOT comprises IS choice novelties. parasol of
satin and partly covered with heavy guipure lace and
trimmed with jet beads coored satin lining and beau.
f6y carved STICK Thsparasol and 81 others equally
o. ine and well worth from $40 to Sl5 each are Of
fered for 81 90.
LOT comprises 40 parasols, among which will be
noticed entirely covered with silk escurial lace
a few have colored chenille figures. Those with col
ored roman stripes very prey in fact there s not
paraso in the entire lot worth less than S. and not
q few worth $3.50. Your choice for 81 9S
LOT 3 consists of 80 satin parasols In ali coiors
pretty finished with large satin bow to match. The
silk canvas parasols. with roman borders are very
beautiful and the mourning parasols In lot are e
celent quality. None are worth less than g. SO and
the canvas novelties cheap at $3.50 Your choice
for 1885,
LOT4 has only Al parasos but all coors can be found
including white satin and white figured sateen novel
ties Some of these parasols not worth more than
81, but early callers will find some worth two and
three dollars. Your choice for sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

II IL turns out, as stated by responsible
Canadian officials, that there is no truth in the
narrowing account OF wholesale starvation In
Labrador, 1t will take rank among the most
cruel and impudent hoaxes of modern times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

What 10 most needed just now along the
Mexican frontier of Texas Is . couple Of car
loads Of good-sized well-made palm leaf fans
There II danger that the war perspiration now
oosing from every pore down there may strike
In and bring on blood poisoning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

FtRNiSHED.
mr. 10th ST. 20rs4 666 mr. 18th It. l2r Sl0o &C
Mass mr. hos g .333. 30 Nj St mr. s,tla 1Or i 81
iowa Circle Id 5tn Sc. mr. n $50
G St., mr. 18th, 10 200 f. near 2(Dtb At i2r as
+ st. near l1th liz 300 MIR 3th nj lt,rx - l00
iath near l. St. 11r.-.2O0 fayette ST., G'twn. IS
NJ St near 18th, l2r. 200 I'd st. near Pa ave - rs
Lafayette square, I1r. 300
Property placed for rent or sale m ltsralIy
advertised free Of cost TO the owner
For Hiss OF property for sale CAL or send NJ olca
jy22 r. o. HOFFMAN lQNh and p sts n q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

Congress will probably adjourn on Wednesday
or Thursday, If Mr.. Randall and the President
viii kindly give their consent. 1t is a fact that
these two men hold the question of adjourn
ment In their hands, practically, this year. MIR.
Randall Is said to be yielding at last in his
obstinate stand against the Senate on the
sundry civil appropriation bill; and now it re-
mains to be seen whether the President has
anything more to offer in the shape of . Veto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02
FOR RENT-STORES.

FUN hENl-OlOhES
TsOR RENT-MEAT AND PROVISION STORE: A
Il good chance for young man with small capital
Inquire at 1000 NV jy3l-3ts
ENOR RENT--STORE ROOM IN BEST BUSINESS
Il square on Capitol HILL Excellent chance for the
tailoring trade. Apply 331 Pennsylvania ave- aA
jy29th ,s,m.3t
E>oR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING IN AN
II acostla. Store fitted with shelves and counters
$3.50 per year. Apply to H A. GRISWoLD. Trustee.
Anacostia- jy24-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

Now that Mr.. Matthews has been definitely
rejected by the Senate, 1t is to be hoped that
the President, in selecting a second nominee
for the recordership of deeds, may be able to
nnd some resident of the District who seems to
MIN worthy of the position. Mr.. Matthews
non-residsnce was the strongest argument
against his confirmation, and it Is probable
that any competent and reliable Washington
citizen, Of whatever color, would be acceptable
70 The people and the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

Hsanetions Of soc. to $50 on all DUCK VESTS
above %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

DLEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED AND On
Il furnished with Board. It 3l4 and 3l6 Indiana
ave single Rooms, with Board, IS per weak.
ie173m
VNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9TH ST y. W..
Il and the La Pierre. sw. cor. 10th and nv arethe
best conducted Boarding houses Table 6rb
class: pleasant rOom& Terms moderate oc17
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED HORSES AND COWS TO PAS
w ture at $3.50 per month: fine grass water and
shade. Apply ~ front roola, I'd floor. 142s New
York ave. au2-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

1922 Pierce Place n w. all mod imps, fur 90
unfur 2 so
1925 eth st. n.w., dwell rooms all M. i...-3s 90
1925 eth st. NV, 0rooms, ~ ........SO 90
lO1 st. n.w rooms, .35 90
12O5 9TH st. n.w St dwell, 9rs. & st. all M 80 90
0O6 rooms mod. imps ~ 80
l214 st NV. rooms, mod. i'm q 30
l521-1626-l631 Marion st. rooms, mi 10 80
SIT X. l. rooms, 10 90
20l3 14th st nw. rooms, M Ia 90
1853. 9TH st. rooms, ~. 90
lo14 Feuton ST. NV, M 10 30
BY CHAS. 5. SHREVE
jy31-3t 1l25 eth ST. W.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08
PERSONAL,

Mr.. Buck" Ord. son Of the late Major
Ord, is seriously i'll.
Col. II. b. Andrews IL home from the
east.
w. VOtaw, the we'll known stOckman
Of Dimmitt county, is in the city.
j. A. Martin and Miss Blake, of Hous-
ton, are at the Menger.
DIR. II p. Howard who has been
sick. IL again at duty.
Mr.. Alfred ThrakstOn. representing
Kicker & Lea. Os Galveston, is In the
city.
Oh Threlkeld. OF Eagle Pass, and
DIR. NJ. A. Hendricks, of LOckhart, are
at the St. Leonard.
Leon Appellant, n well-knOwn jrwelry
salesman Of the New York firm Of l..
We'll & Co, is in the city in the interest
OF his employers.
Col. X. J. shelton, agent for he
Texas Benevolent Association, has ar
rived in the city and called on the
LIGHT.
Leon Michael has returned from an
extended trip through central Texas,and
Is back again on duty at the Fashion.
Chas. NJ. Michael one of the proprie-
tors of the Fashion theatre, - confined
to his room with an attack of inflama-
tory rheumatism.
DIR. H. T. Wolf, of Marion; DIR. Beak-
ley, of Fairview. and j. W. Browne, OF
the Galveston News, are at the South
ern hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Benedict. Master
C. B. Benedict, DR.. A. clifford, Can't. Y.
Tanner, and Miss Lyon, wealthy citi-
zens of Utica, New York, are Mt the
Menger, and come here bringing Miss
Fannie Benedict, an invalid, IN search
OF health.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.

Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.
Dialogue Between Messrs. A. and B. in
Front ofathe Courthouse Door.
Location-Front of court house
Mr. 4. imam of sense who knows good
thing when be sees it,
Mr.. C. dooker on but took in the conversa-
tiOn
and really feel that | have saved consider
ably more than double my expenses this year,
AS ! have priced all over the city, and, as
usual struck the best bargains there in cigars
and tobacco that could nm; anywhere.
Mr. q well, am astOnishcd! Had no idea
YOU would patrOnize that establishment. The
house. / think, has been positive injury 10
the trade here. Before they started we could
easily get "big profits and there was
chance for all. Now they want to mOnOpullHe
the trade by undcrsClhng everybody else, ana
| never 20 there a. buy my goods on credit.
Nj A-Wcl, am more astOnishcd AT your
ignC rance than you are at my purchases.
why. the best in the land buy there, and we
all ircl that poor people can smoke the best
for the least money, while those VINO possess
more of "the wOrds goods can buy for less
than they ever did. never stop to inquire
from what source they get their goods AS J
Judge of the quality for myself. and know
that | save from IS to jOpcr cent IN buying
there.
Mr. C. dnterruptiug)- Gentlemen, ! don't
want to do the thinking" for either OF you,
but when myself and boys do any smoking.
we II ways 90 where we get the best for the
least money. never care for bogus Hdvcr-
tisemcnts, "spurts," and assertions. that
can save at least 100 per cent. We buy WIN
confidence from Sim Hart. ! have been raised
here and done business with sim tart Tor
seven years, and can not recall single IN
stance in which could have bettcrrd HllNri
10y buying elsewhere.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08
You are all Invited.

The invitation Of the citizens Of Cor
pus Christi 10 San Antonio, TO come to
their city on Wednesday, 10th inst. and
Join their barbecue Of the advent Of the
iron horse in their city says:
The citizt ms Of Corpus Christ, Through
their city council, hereby take pleasure
In renewing the invitation heretofore
extended to the people Of San Antonio,
Floresville, Beeyille and other points on
the line of the San Antonio & Arkansas
Pass railway to visit our city, and that
It now name Wednesday next, the 10th
day Of November, for that purpose. The
following programme for entertaining
the visitors, has been arranged:
Oyster roast and general festivities on
the Arst day, sal on the bay ETC., on the
second day, and at night theatrical en-
tartainment to close with ball.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08
Mysterious Attempt at Murder.

Hans Nelson, young German who
lived In San Antonio short time ago,
and who is we'll known to many Of our
citizens. is now employed as night
Waterman at the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad at Eagle Pass. On
Friday night, while on duty he was as
saulted by two men who concluded
their attack by shooting him. One shot
passed through both thighs, and another
struck his ankle breaking it. Nelson
now lies in a critical condition and may
die. Who the men were who attacked
him, and what was their motive Is
mysterious, but it is strongly suspected
that they had some nefarious game on
hand, and wanted the watchman out of
the way. Whatever their scheme was,
it evidently failed unless it was to
crafty a spirit of revenge against Neil
son, which is improbable.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08
A Death Struggle.

An exciting contest took place at the
bear pit at the springs yesterday in
which we're confined two large bears,
two small bears and wolf, who have
lived quietly together for nearly six
months. The old bear was somewhat
mad yesterday and when one OF the lit
tie bears got monkeying round him he
sent 1t flying against the side Of the pit.
A little later on the two big bears had
little angry wrestle, and then the wolf
interfered, apparently as a good peace
maker. Then the bear snapped at the
wolf and the latter retorted by biting
the bear. This was the signal for a
battle la entrance, which lasted two
hours. The bear tried to hug the wolf,
but the wolf WAS rather too sharp for
him. At length the wolf showed signs
OF fatigue and then the bear got In his
hug. The sight was sickening. The wolf
uttered pitteous cries when the bear
got him in his hug and crushed his bones
and life out Of him at the same time, and
threw his mangled corpse aside In ap-
parent disgust.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08
The Official Count.

The court of county commissioner g
met this morning for the purpose of
making an official count and canvass of
the vote OF Bexar county by precints and
went to work with energy.
Precinct 4, in ward No. 4. was siren
uously objected to upon the merest
teOhnicality, viz: that the certificate
failed to show that the managers had
elected presiding officer in the place OF
the one that was appointed. but who de-
clined to serve because he was himself n
candidate for office, and on that account
disabled by law for the position to
which he had been appointed. The m o.
tiOn 10 reject the returns from precinct
No. 4, in the Fourth ward, was lost by II
vote of three nays to ayes. The proof
showed that a presiding officer of the
managers had inadvertently failed to
state the fact.
Precinct %, was regular on its face.
and was counted, without any objection
being interposed thereto.
The county commissioners completed
the count few minutes before O'Clock,
but had not added up the aggregate
vote cast for each candidate in the
county. The official count had no par
ticular bearing on the result. as hereto
fore given 10 the public. The only mat
ter at all involved in doubt, was as to
the contest between Cassiano and Ram
say for collector, and the count will
give Rsmss" majority of about l3S
votes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08
A Lady's Patriotism and Skill,

Miss Lee Malone, a talented young
lady OF Waco, only twenty years old has
shown her patriotism and skill by exc
cutting remarkably fine group in mar
BILE called The Fall Of the Alamo"
Miss Malone has been engaged several
years on the group which consists mere
ly Oftwo figures:-Texas weeping over
one OF the Alamo patriots who lies dead
with bis face to the ground. The face OF
Texas tells her own story as it was then,
grief for the dead, and a stern resOlu-
tlon TO ayenge the death and acquire in
dependence. The pose and draperies
are excellent and the effect Of the whole
is artistic In the extreme. Negotiations
are already on foot to purchase ii for the
state TO have position in the legisla-
tive halls
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08

There has just been opened at this en-
porium OF gentlemen's dress goods and
underwear a whole car load OF goods,
and the present week will mark big
era In still more reduced prices In all
branches Of this department. The in
voice consists OF mems, youths and
boys suits Of all descriptions, styles,
qualities, etc. There Is no excuse for
any one to go ragged when WOlfson Of
fers to fit man up In a nobby suit at
nominal prices. A full and complete as
sOrtment Of the various styles and
qualities Of hats to suit the most fastl-
dious on hand, and offered at prices
never known heretofore. Furnishing
goods, underwear and all the minor
branches belonging TO this department
are fully stocked. Go and see Wolfson.
Remember that Mavericks bank
DAYS 4 per cent. on deposits. 7-Stf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08
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 ticket for
the Christmas donation.
Have you seen that pretty doll playing the
piano at A. Kahn Il Co., if not, be sure to
see it.
Affection Knights of Labor. get one of
Powderly photographs at A. Kahn Co., ii
cost anything.
Don't forget the LIGHT is the place
to get tirst-class printing done.
A Kahn Co. are selling their SIS Calfor-
mia suits at SEQ.
Don't fail to see the doll playing the piano
at A. Kahn & Co.'S.
AT \ Kahn Il Co.'S, gents derby hats at 81.
Get our meats, fish and game at Haigler&
Co.'S, between Main and Military plaza. Galan
street.
-Haiglcr Il Co.'S meat market open all day.
Galan street {, south of Cathedral.
All kinds of fresh meat and sausage at
Haigl = = Co.'S Galan street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08
Miss s. @. Cockrum.

This young lady who Is an adept in her pro-
fession, has just hung out her shnRle in fash
ionable millinery, at No. 2l9 West Commerce
street; has i'm stock large display of hats,
bGnnets, trimmed and untrimmed tOquets and
tuTbans, walking and riding hats, feathers,
ladies will find II interesting to pay visit TO
this emporium of fashionable millinery.
Black aud culored union milans for ladies and
misses, black and coored wool felts for ladies'
and misses. black and colored fur fets and
velvets for all ages, can be seen. Besides,
many novelties In hats and bonnets. Miss
Cockrum will make trimmed pattern hats and
bonnets US well as cutting, fitting and dress
making u speciality. ll-G-lIn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MENGER HoTEL.-C Il Benedict, vie and
son, Miss Fannie Benedict, Doctor Clifford
Miss Lyon, Capt Y l. Tanner, U. S. Navy, and
wife, Attica, N. Y; ID Irons, Boerne; Jno X
Hanna, New Orleans; Santiago, Sanchez,
Alex Ireland, Laredo; G II Payne, J G Earle,
J NJ StOughton, Boston, Mass James N
Glenn, Galveston II Kreimer, DorDette,
Cincinnati, o.: j A Martin, Miss Blake. Hous-
ton: j II Houghton, Austin: W L Mandel New
York; Geo Williamson. Rancho: G l. Wheel
ing, Emporia, Kansas Halliburton, st. Louis;
NJ Sternberger, ROckport J Sloan, Del Rio;
A W Clifford, w Angle, City.