San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-12

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some EleCtoneerIng-- Ooay
the X, of p. are on Deck
gooo Raoes--A Big Pro-
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gramme for To-
morrow.
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Yesterday was the secohu uay jill WHICH tne
full programme arranged for was carried
ont IN the letter. The sun sbone brightly with
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the eRceptioh vi lulu eiouuihees III 'ho ioie
noon which was rapidly dispeled by the fresh
breeze blowing from the south. Toward night
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the atmosphere gre" war" anu Is
that a storm WAS brewing. and the
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ola Texan preuicteu hortner "nicn calhe
along before day light this morning according
10 prophecy.
the railway transportation was simply per
feet Schedule time was maintained all day
and until the trains ceased running, and there
was not even the skeleton of nick INDUCED
The attendance at noon was not as great as on
s. turday at that hour but the crowds COM
mel ced arriving for the races Immediately
aIteI M anu i, rs ~ ahe G.h h,'; sue
The cavalry drill was a splendid spectacle
Troops b, c, G and L. OF the Third o. s.
cavalry mart, cipated and to the vast crowds
who witnessed the inspiriting performance it
was in yer, great degree a novel sight TIL.
drill evidenced grt al perfection in training
seeming to be endowed with almost human
InteIIige, ce. The mount and dismount, which
tries as severely as anything else the perfect
tion of a trOopers' drill was conducted in
SPLENDID styIe.
Outside the rill grounds the usual specta-
Gle was presented The different games and
takir establishments u ere well patronized and
the day They came out for endowment and
took il in their own way The estimates
placed upon the attendance, varied from
eis1t 70 e. oa so,nar noss,,,s IN ,nate
"a. LILIES We" as ,hrnn apS no, tho lac
.y; $1,000 n "a 60 on hInr
handiad oil thoso ri thonsonds witbont The
Inaat diRnIt ga ith",,t 5oIay The 10y
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a. onIe, uoins maui WI as n.y. NV ''n "'
wash;nerr har ~ Ia W f, VI nIni i ~, oIt
az na.r GUY pout.ix PaIaoe as VIZ" VIZ
ao ono hnt am eNposI'on ouiIu , anu VI,
20 opd S ue.Weeh tnem were one sonu mas
~ II sS o'IuS 'mt .ins' .uIh,ns, lu
Tue eIoea'o. 10 MAKE way 10 some oesireo
end n VI hoo.bs me uInsnR S.ahu
an" .S ooo S - "erS SNel euIi @ noeu
,S! !nousanos anu the WHOLE scene was one
Aaieioeecope'
IN MAIN BUILDING.
Tho attraction in tho Motn buildipy ou,a,d,
Of the Military hand WAS the sneech by Gov
Thockmorton to the tx.confederate soldiers
II was about l2:3D when the governor COZ.
menced speaking, The travelling men wear
inc BADGES to the number Of pm surround, d
him with hundreds oP others in the end ana
side galleries of the MINER story The speecb
of the 20 ernOr was an ex.cOnfederatt
sneech t6rouphout and recited the cause.
which led to the late war and ali that grew our
of thar nnhsnvv copf1ct anil, ndid trihnte
was maid 70 the usIIanttv Of the confederat
soldiers. to the erection of a monument from
whom the gate REGENTS of YESTERDAY were de
voted His closing sentences we're AN anpesI
for aid To helm build a home for disabled con
federate soldiers in Texas.
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THE BANQUET IN RIVERSIDE fAhh'
Closing his remarks, the drummers formed
in double column and with the marshal OF the
day, Erkner. at their head, and the invited
quests. including he mayor of the city, G i
Lott, senator Houston, the speakers or the
day, Throckmorton, Bergstrom and Bonner,
III the rear, m rrched to the Riverside pavilion
ana took their places around the banquet Ia
BILE. The tables were arranged in the form OF
an open parallelogram with row of tables
down its center, leaving the unencIosed emu
Tor an entrance and exit OF walters. The
press occupied stations assigned them ar
the head of the table and were silent
but interested participants in the wo
of demOlishing one of the most appe
tizing menus ever spread before a San AntU-
MO company of guests. The banquet hall was
complete in all its appointments. Master of
ceremonies Bartholomaie, who with his assist
ants Crae; nnger, huoer an1 hrknsr. mao
those present. was yery watchfui of his guests
and his observing eve was evarvw hero Tho
day was warm and the south wind blew re-
freshinvIv through the Onenod doors Of +ha
vast hall az though il was undetermined The
generous feast wss washed down witS ,uinl's
of the vintage of 1884 ID ton0nes fnra fine
silent were sneediIv unbiased hinder their con
erous infinence e''i
otsba niosa oS.ho oo.;,o h,. m. s.hos,,
inc Mayor Ca,Iauban rose and cordiaIlv ,1n,.
comed The drnmmars to Ssn Gntoni" Siv;n,,
them the freedom Of the city and oOneI,,6aS
nv introducing Mr. Rer0stSom who waS ,n
trirn sncceeded hv Governor 1rb rncLmor,on
workman Tom Ronner and Col anSreua
The speeches nf Gov TbrocEmorton anu R",,