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DEgR PARK is the resort Of tue rich and
Iortuuatu. lhe President OF the United
States aud his bride could aiIorl to tpend
their honeymoon there, and the master
plumbers Of the United States can afford
10 ment there In annual convention. Other
Presidents havo visited Deer Park hat
with the exception Of thoPresidents aud
thaplumbern one rarOly hears Of visitors to
thls charming Bit Of haryland.-Han'd'
Ciiy Journal.
This Is eatIrsly unfair. Newspaper re-
porters hnys been known to spend a whole
halt day there aud enjoy one meal with
great guBlo. Presidents are not the only
people in tho world who can tell enjoy
men. when they see II,
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CALDwELL, o., June gS,--Rov. Jones,
the Methodist Episcopal minister here,
quito a noted evangelist, and Miss Ward,
also roaIdenl Of Caldwell, are tho two
names ON every tongue to-day. The
young lady In question has been a
highly respected teacher near SArahsyllle
tll Saturday last, when dismissed. She
went before DT. Aldfloh, Coroner, and
made oath that three weeks ago she wa
the subject Of an abortion, committed by
Rev Jones, both laid the paternity ol the
child on young Mr.. Bpfiggs, also 4
teacher. 8pTiREs had down the country q
avoid AfrC0i, She also charged Jones With
imprppeF actions With. her some month";
ago al his boarding house. No Arrest
have been made. The minister sloutly
denles the chAfgea.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 25.-In lht
Circuit Court here to-day the jury in thu
case Of the State vs.. Buck Holland render
cd vsrdlC. Of guilty Of murder IN the
FIRST degree. The circumstances connect
cd with the murder were these: On Feb
fuafy 10Th Holland and Monroe Burton
both COlored, became involved In an alter
cation over q game Of cards, and alter I
lew words Burton lell the room In Whicl
the quarrel had taken place, He was fol
lowed by Holland, who met him on thI
street and shot him without further pro
Vnraiinn
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WASHINGTON, D. O., June Ex-senator
Ksnna, Of West Virginia, left here this
evening on aSPeclAl car via. the Virginia
Midland and Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad
for the great KanAWhA river In company
with the Secretary Of War, General New.
ton, Ohlel Of Englheers, and General
PAFke. The o. eUl 0i the visit on the paFl
Of the officials named 9 In Response 70 an
Invitation Ol Senator Konha 10 examine
The work ol The improvement Of The
Great kAnaNha river. II not necessarily
detained u Pafkoitbuig, senator Camden
WI Icln the paf.y A Chaflttlohi
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Bosros, MASS, June 25.-The freight
handlers Of Boston recently presented to
the railroad companies here demand for
% cents an hour for extra work, 25 cents
a day more pay, d promotion Of employees
according to seniority in the service, etc.
The Boston and Albany Company has
compromised OH 10 cents advance and lGJ
cents for extra work. The other demands
were substantially agreed TO. It is be-
Iieyed that the other companies will adopt
a similar COufBe.
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CHICAGO, June 2j.--The announcement
is published here that Miss Rose Elizabeth
Cleveland iI to make Chicago her home
For some weeks the manager Of tho Elder
Publishing Company has been in com
muniCatiOn with her, relative to her com
Ing to this city and taking charge Of the
editorial department Of Literary LIE.
dispatch received here this morning staiel
that he has completed all arrangements
with MiHS Cleveland, aud that she will
come on al once to take the position
named.
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an AGED FORGsn.
An UPIhuF Couary AIRu gsIS Two YsATs In
the PunitsntIATy.

An UPIhuT CouHly MEu ssIS Two YsATs Ia
the PsHiisntiATy,
'ttoll Di'pdis, 70 hs ildl,Jn.or.
BucEuANSoS, W. Va, June 25.-J. b,
Henderson WIS found guilty Of forgery to,
day. There were over three hundred wit.
nesses in the case. Henderson Is sixty.
two years old and owns two good farms.
The forgery was a receipt on Ebsnerer
Leonard for seven hundred aud siSty.two
dollars aud twenty cents, There ia still
An indictment pending for the forgery OF a
receipt for 81 ,0sj on the same man.
Judge Bnnuon sentenced him two yean
In the penitenliRry. HendersOn's counsel
i!ed a bill Of exceptions, and Judgement
vas suspended.
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Tax nail seals Ia signed, Tor Wheeling
~ we'll as Pittsburgh. All the mills will
hereafter run on common basis AZ 10
wages. This IsA gsA, cause Tor rejoicing
wherever thsro Is a nail mill. Now, let
us all 20 IA work to heal past differences
aud recover past losses.
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UHiCAoo, III, June9S.-Ths nSWspApOr
report that MiSa Josephine Msdlll, dauph.
lof ol The edilot Of the Chicago Tlibuni, 4
10 be married abroad 10 gon Of james u
HltinO, 4 utterly without foundation ID
Ia1l Il u Auth0illAtvely stated that Mlsi
Ntdll 4 nel and has nVs been engaged,
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Rx.GoyERSOR 81. JonS had the Rstute'
ness 10 get himself interviewed in Pitts
bufgh the evening preceding hIa lecture,
aud rs uaual deyotea tho most Of hia re-
MARKS to bsratlng the Republican party.
Why does Prrsident Cleveland lot Mr, 81.
John 20 unrcwarded 70 long?
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lTIcIII DI7T7lIlI y " IVIIII3I7771''
WARRINGTON, D. O., June 25,-ThI
West Virginia arrivals to-day are ]. q
DowntAin and wife, Of Putnam county
W. N. Chancellor and daughter, MISl
Beltle, Of PArkenbuTgi Joseph II. Nc.
ataw, Deputy Collector ol Grafton Tho!
A. TeaTney, Of HAfpers Ferry q. w
Lynch Of Ulafksburgj =. J. FlAnnety and
family, oI Weston, and A. u. Hall ant
vile, Ot Olafkaburs.
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CLgW DALTos, the clerk Of tho Clncin'
natl courts who stood IN with the doodle
gang frauds, "a now being pursued by his
Columbus lawyers who want some com
pensa,on for their debUsmsnt in defend
Ing him.
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loHLT sish could have been At ihA!
Pakenburge1BieIsnes. Something would
have dropped with reysrbsrAiing Ihud
NJ had to swing elab.-Ies PTaerrSi re-
gYsiI oi Eusiaes GbwH,
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Tarns,i I'M n sbis..

BRoOrLYS, June 95,-Tho brooklyn and
baltimore clubs played to-day, The Bal.
tlmore playtrs positions were changed,
aud the homo players were unable 70 hit
PoWelPs curves and were defeated after a
good contest Brooklyn, o. Baltimore, Z.
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IL tho doesn't Democrats oi Cincinnati
eau stand tie Eafuiysr under Ia reform
man igrmsnt" they ought not 70 complain
10 the city health otiiesr Of noisoms odor'
In the city.
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THE eIiled Cgmls do Para hAa Issued =
rnanilsaio, Nov look out for the three
sheet poster ol tho weHt Virginia State
D,moefaile Executive Committee,
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oIScisSiTL June 25,-A pretty ball
contest between tho st, Louis champions
and the CinclnnAtlS was won by the home
club through batting in the eighth and
ninth innings, Cincinnati 2 st. Louis /.
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Li1TlE dfops Of SStsr, little grains Of
siud make the mighty corn ae!d-but leo
much rain spgils a good thing
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CLEVELAND, o., June 25.-During q
violent wind and hail storm at Newark,
Ohio, to-day, tho slorehouss Of the glass
works was struck by lightning and burned.
Los, $4,000; insurance, $1,000,
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Uhssk.
BGano,

a Virginia City saioonkeeper who VA
making arrangements loF 4 BluggihR match
70 that city, knoCked out one Of die
oleigymon 0l The plioe 10 one round by
ealli1g on him md atklng the loan Of I
LOT q ghalB ifom The chapel on which 10
DgAt the Bp0OlalOfa N the light. no
Offered The preacher Tee ticket iof iho
pse ol Tie ehalfl ~
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sogImEs DAKOTA Ia bound 70 come into
the sisisihsoA ol States II shs hss 70 aghI
bfh.
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BLOOMINGTON, LIS, Jane 25.-DAyid
Davis has declined steadily to-day and
may die before morning. His physicians
say he cannot possibly live more than
two days at the most.
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APoWSTfnl AiastlnE al the Capitol Rink Last
Evening,
The delight Of the people |. the return
to the city Of those two devoted workeB,
Mics Jennie Smith and Miss Abbl0 sher.
man. was shown last evening In tho large
audience which gathered NJ the rink. The
rain somewhat intBriefod with the GER
vices, but u was q most delightful meeting
thFOughouk Miss Smith gave one Ol her
simple aud powerful Bible feadlnRs and
following her Miss ShVFnan spoke most
interestingly Of their experiences since
leaving Wheeling and especially Of many
touching incidents Of her work along the
railroad line on her way hero.
Probably the most thrilling part Of the
Evenings speaking was the testimony 70
the aaylng power Of religion given by Mf,
| Langdon, the man who wandered Into the
rink on the last evening Of the previous
meetings, ina sad state Ol.dellrinm. Mis-
Smith aud Miss Sherman have had him at
Mountain Lake Park In the meantime,
where he has been redeemed from the
curse Of liquor, and last evening he htiFlsd
the audience greatly by his Vivid account
Of his experience. No words could more
powerfully attest the value Of the work
dono In those religious efforts. IN The
alter meeting number Of seekers Tenainl
ed and earnest prayers and BonRa closed
one Of tho most interesting 'nsetlngB yet
held.
Miss Smith and Mis- Sherman will re.
main over Sunday. To-day services WI
bo held 10 tho rink, beginning atgf.M,
and Ut 1880 P. n. The opportunity n.
iorded by these services Ol doing rood d
almost undesirable, and II 70 % 10
hoped large numbefa will be present. All
Christian workers Of every church arc III.
vilet " ~ 10 part. The rink ought 10 30
fall both AFTERNOON and evening.
suNDAY SEAyfCEs.
Miss Smith will hold ssrvics on Sun.
day morningAt 1890 o'clock 10 tie BAp.
tlBt church, 10 ihs Interest Of young men.
All Rra invited.
Al The Fourth Stree. NJ. u. Church on
Sunday morning the PASTOR will administer
the rite oil baptlHm. Ailef . short dls.
course thov8 who have recently Joined The
church aud any who may join will 30
Callol forward and presented With Church
Dlsolpllneg, according 70 custom adopted
In thig church. Mls Sherman VIII n
nre ont aud speak briefly All afO c6f.
dlally invited. In the evening Tie church
will Join Ia the meeting In Capitol Rini,
On Sunday afternoon Al { O'Clock 4
meeting VIZ DO held Ia The Second ward
-. :. a.
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voLuNpua, o., Jane q, Colonel Charlie,
II, Moore, OS-slAte Commlutlbn6f Of IL.
sulaneei died Tile morning iiom blood
nollonlnll n
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TnE SILVER DOLLAR
Comes up for some IlfssIy Comments in u
House.

Comes up for Some Iirssry Comments In the
HousS.
WASHINGTON, d. o., June 25.-The
House in Committee ofthe Whole consld.
cred the sundry Civil bill to-day. Mr..
Bland, Of Missouri, offered an amendment
to the silver certificate amendment adopt.
ed yesterday go as to place the small Ger.
tihCate on the came footing as to redemp-
ton and issue as the larger certificates
already issued. Mr.. Payne, Of Pennsyl.
vaniA, opposed the amendment and re.
grstted that he had not been here yester-
day to make point Of order against the
original amendment. He had seen in the
papers that the Committee had also agreed
TO an amendment providing for the Te.
issue Of ons AMI two dollar gteenbaCks.
II now proposab ne said, to put In Clrcula.
ton q new piscies OF money and thus
maksthe Uni / States hoard almost every
dollar Il c9iaEi. These Bhin.plaslers
would be rts n circulation In lieu OF the
silver dollar I'D the friends Of silver coin.
sge, who had epeatedly said that the peo.
pie wanted saver dollars, were forced TO
stulhly themselves.
BIBLICAL LORE.
Mr.. Mcmillan, Of Tennessee, objected,to
the Silver Certificates being characterised
as Shin.plAsters. They had silver dollars
back Of them which might be exchanged
for them Rt the pleasure ol the holder.
lie was getting sick aud tired Of hearing
gentlemen befato the silver dollar; II was
currency good enough for Abraham and
for Christ, aud for the Father Of the Re.
public.
Mr.. RVed-l did not know that Abra.
ham had q dollar Of 4l9l grains.
Mr.. Weaver-The gentleman Ia de.
Bcendant Of lshmael. He does not come
from Abraham at all, [LauRhter.l
Mr.. Cannon, Of Illinois, offered an
amendment providing thAt an the CortiG.
Gates shall be lawful money and legal ten.
der In payment Of all debts public and
private.
Mf. BAyne made point Of order and II
was supported by Mr.. Bland, who intima.
ted that the object Of the amendment was
10 secure q presidential veto.
Mr. Cannon said he was weary OF hear.
Ing the gentleman from Missouri impugn.
ing tho motives Of everybody. He en-.
dOrsed the amendment Of that gentleman,
but he desired to 20 a step forward and
make the silver certificate a legal tender.
The point Of order was sustained and
the amendment ruled out, Mr., BlaHdB
amendment WAS then adopted.
A short debate ensued upon the coast
survey clauses Of the bill and this was fol.
lowed by discussion OF the internal rev.
enuB paragraph, aud pending action the
House adjourned.
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MIssEs SMITH AND snEnMAN.

AtOhicago-Ch 10; Washington, s.
At ~, Loula-st. Louis, D; New York, I.
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.SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE.
.THE CONPANY rs ULTIMATUM
To ne s,IlhsFs-IAs Attituas sf The Kali
rSa4-Ths EisssFs wreck Assthsr Traia.
More grsSbis BssslAE-A Lively
ESH Ia ths IAIds YsstszdaJ.

Cmciso, las, JuRs 25.-At meeting
Of The striking Lake Shore ssilcAnsu iAsi
night, the following communication "a
received:
D. O'Rally, CAaGpaRs
Tie officers Of Ihis company arc in re-
eeipt ol your message Of lhis dat, read
ing a. iolloNui I'VE Lays unanimously
declared ourselves on q sgrike, on the old
lssus OF April n. and have established
ourselves ~ I34l WtutEoHh avenue,
where the committees may be sen A. any
tme between A X. aud ~ =, A.. by the
old issue Il u understood you mean the
demand male upon the company 10 April
last lhSI il should discharge IRON the seT-
vice certain enploy1s there naEled, and
whom Il 10 claimed we're Objectionable IN
diyiduGlI. II this Is correct there Is no
other AnaSeT 10 be made than that COLI
tanned ia tho letter then addressed you
by L. s. Jones', General igrimAsteT,
April II last. The 0itieeu oi the CON.
pany desire the committee aud those
whom thGy represent, TO be advised that
their declarations that they are on 4
strike Is accepted BY the company "
notice Of lheiT withdrawal from It's ser
vice, and that any Of their members Who
deaire unemployment by tue company
must make application before noon TO-
mOuOW Friday and only those that the
company deem desiTAbls men will be To-
employed.
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Glls QntelIisenar.

oal,, So. % .aa a Tsur'a.aii, ''i'''.
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In the class there wBs one graduate In
the German course, Miss Thusnelda q.
Krauter Her peTlormRce WAS next on
tho programme, and she favored the Au.
dienCe with an address In the German
tongue. Her mastery Of the language
seemed complete, her pronunciation be-
ing fluent aud hUr reading aEpresaiya. She
won as hearty applause from lhoee Of her
hearers who understood her words ~ had
the pupils who preceded her from the
AudlenC1 In general. FloueH and other
tokens Of approval being forbidden by the
Board Of Education, the audience was
forced 10 Conhno itselito audible applause,
and this wa generously bestOWed on the
class without exception.
"The Git that Ia In Thee" WAs tho
topic ui Oscar KfauleF, ol Madison school,
and he advocated the consultation o.
persons incllnAlions In choosing q probes
sion OF calling, holding that these Wefe
but the manifestations Of ones gilts ana
Qualifications. Ills essay Was scholarly In
thought aud composltlon.
"fhe Rich Man and the Poor Mar" was
the tltls Of an old production 10 novel
vsrpe. ferltsd By Max Lang Oi Union
rcbooL Il required only quls. narrative
Blyle, and Mf. Lang gave Il very pleas.
uiiiitiNd suu1tI.
"HumAu ioobofpF We lho suggestive
and smila.ptofokihg topic y, opposite
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HHumAn toebtfrs' waa tho Suweillv,
lnd lnila.ptolokIha Ioplo Iel 0ppolIll
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AT first l did adore a twinkling star,
But now worship a celestial sum-"
Two Gentleman of Verona.


A month, more than a month has raced by.
1t is late in February, but the snow is still
upon the ground; the air Is as yet chill and
icy. Unwilling TO leave us is the winter.
He will make us shiver awhile yet But to-
night we have ball in view, a charity ball,
the tickets 10 which are enormously high.
No doubt it will be stupid affair but never
theless our friend Eleanor is going.
She Is standing before her mirror now
clasping her bracelets. Exceedingly beauti-
full Is she tonight In her rich green velvet
the cleaning diamonds on her arms and
clasping her creamy throat. But there is no
DOME to show herself to this time. There
will not be ever again.
Her husband enters in time TO wrap her
heavy fur cloak about her. He does not say
q word in admiration of her beauty. lie 70
too well used to II now.
They are rather late tonight the place Is
already full, though few are dancing. As
they walk down the long hall a murmur OF
admiration begins. what an exquisite
girlP "A beautiful couple. Who are theyr
Eleanor Is quite unconscious of it. Used to
unbounded admiration all her life she has
grown t. neither heed nor care for it As
for Allen he is eagerly scanning every group
for one face and presently he sees IL and
makes his way there. A little figure, clad
in azure blue, rises from where she is al
most concealed by her admirers and kisses
Eleanor in ardent schoolgirl fashion.
my dear Nelly, am so glad to see you,
though now you have come | suppose no
one will look at me any longer"
Nonsense" says Eleanor, smiling at the
BABY coquettish face. mo danger, l assure
you"
II suppose you win give me the first dance,
1laanor% saws har husband hnlding ont L.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
Time and Place of Meetings and Names
of Principal officers.

TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION-No. liz, meets last
Sunday of each month at 3 p. m, X of l.. hall.
U. l.. Nichols, secretary.
TRAVIS AssEMBLY-K. of L., No. 1886, meets
every Tuesday night ut JOske hall, LOsOyo
street.
PAINTERS AssEMBLY-K of L., No. 39OS,
meets every Friday night at JOske hall.
VULCAN AssEMBLY-K. of L., No 434S,
meets every Thursday night at Joske hall.
VORwARTZ ASSEMBLY, X. OF L., No. 444O-
Meets every Monday night at JOske's hall.
ALAMO ASSEMBLY (cOl) h. OF l.. No. 4l0S-
Meets every Wednesday night at X. of l.. hall.
SCHLEICHER LODGE No. lW5-knights of
Honor, meets every second and fourth Thurs
days in each month i'm Odd Fellows hall. Otto
SOms, Dictator; j. W. SChuwirth, Reporter.
L. o. C. ORD Posi-, No. 3 G. A r., DEPART
MENT OF TEXAS.-Meets at Fireman's hail, on
Market street, or the first and third Friday of
each month. j. p. NcwcOmb, commander.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY--Meets sec
ond Sunday in each month at hall, No. Main
Plaza. Il. p. Claudon. secretary.
HERMAN SONS, HARMONIC LODGE, No. L.
Meets every Thursday, at Fireman's hall, No.
l. Mic Peters, president; John Wolfram, sec
retarY.
SAN ANTONIO FIRE ASSOCIATION, No. -
Meets the first Wednesday in every month, at
Fireman's Hall, No. l, on Market treet- F.s
Schreiner, Foreman; Aft. G. Schild, Secretary
BOARD OF FIRE DIRECTORs-Meetsfi first Mon
day in each month at engine house No. Gus
Duerler, President; IL. Q. Miller, Secretary.
~, -. w., -, NJ a, N \, II.
DohLE ~ ShafIE ,. No q, n. "a. M'Ineet
Ronvnge SECRETARY " N
$3.50 1r. g. ,, -
hNiGhTs IEMPLak'LSan AIlloho colI-
,,anth M / ani, " roooSa III '"0"
- -. -. ~, =,
odd LL9wS;L IStl Ant9hi 70 Loage no. II
lneets ~ O9u FELLOWS nal, houston s'reeI'
exerf iSuesuay nisn'' H. D. Lelnliiah' Fer-
-. ~. n,, NIL NJ q.
~. IL, or hai no, hOuge No. 90
nSeto a. oao'1 nal IN, vi t 49, an NJ,
Alamo streets. every Ihursday nlght; Newt NJ
Sinlttn, Snahcenor S SoIllinahueTS neoree H.
DashieI'' heeper vi hecorus anu oeai.
ST. MARYs BRANCH Q. X. OF A.-Meets at
meyer nan on ene secoi ,i anu lourI1 Tues Tues
nays oi Sach nlohs t at SIoch T. IN. Coionei
l nlliet JUS preSiuen'' hu""ru pt"ueh' W.
secretafy'
ouNu mEN an, = a a td,
he"uiis TWINS No' fo- IL. Iious'ol ei'o''
SoCTETIE FRANCAIsE-Meets at Meyer hall
every second SUNDAY OF the month. Il. A.
hrhauu' rresiuenI'
YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays In each
month at flreInehs hall' avenue u William
hoening' Jr.' fresldeht.
MIKADo 16-Meets every night at hall over
0Connor a. Sullivan's bank.
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Call for Republican County Convention

by direction of the Republican Executive
committee of Bexar county, the undersigned
requests the Republicans of BeXar county to
meet in their several precincts on Saturday,
ty convention, which is hereby called to meet
in the city of San Antonio on Saturday,
August "A, 1886, at 10 O'clock IA. m for the
purpose of eleetng delegates to the State and
Congressional conventions, and to transact
such other business as the delegates may con-
slider to be of interest to the party.
The following gentlemen are hereby APP
pointed chaIrmen of their respective pre-
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Everybody TO know that nice Job
w Printing 10 done at the Light once At
reasonable prices.
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Arrive from the East.

Z. ave for New orleans, Houston and Calves
81, ........ 3 20 a m
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In case of any OF the above designated CHAIR
men fail to act, the republicans can assemble
and elect a chairman and carry Out the pur-
pose of this call. JOHN II. BOLTON,
Chairman Republican Executive Committee
BeXar County.
C. RUNGE, Secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-04

Through Yves
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-04
The Daily Eight.
O., a. q 8. A. RA iLRoAD.

ONE TRAIN TO NEW ORLEANS DAILY.
Through Express East, Daily.