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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

Economy. 100 Doses One Dollar.
Merit: Peculiar TO Itself,
Purity: Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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MEETINGS..

0--0-------0|---0---7-- -
rVHE MEMBERS OF VlR- uE
Il GINA COUNCIL. No. 20, ROYALx,r,Sx
ARCANUM, arc requested 10 attend &I
regular meeting OF this Council AZ lrsA
Central Hall THIS CTHURSDAY) EVENING at
s O'Clock. Members OF sister councils are fra
ternally invited 10 attend.
by order Of the Regent.
ay IL WILLIAM IONENSrEIN. Secrotary.
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EXCURSIONS. sc.
REATs THEM ALL.

GRAND EXCURslON-srRAMER ARIEL
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP TO NOR
FOLK, OLD POINT, and NEWPORT NEWS.
ONLY sL5O ROUND TRIP TO VIRGINIA
BEACH.
NO TINE LOST FROM BUSINESS.
SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 20, 1890,
MOONLIGHT on The JAMES
Look at this schedule: Leaves Richmond
Saturday night. July 1etn. at 10 O'Clock sharp
arrives at Newport News at A. NJ. Old Point at
A. Nj, and Norfolk at A. NJ. Leaves Norfolk
Sunday alta T. NJ, OLD Point at z. A., and Ssw-
port News at $50 7. 81. Arrives al Richmond at
1890 O'Clock sunday night. Tickets also good 10
return the folowing Tuesday, July 22d. Ample
time Sunday to visit Virginia Beach, Ocean View,
Hampton, Soldiers Home, &c. Ladies saloon
reserved for them exclusively. Elegant menis
and refreshments on steamer. Boats them all.
WE GO RAIN OR SHINE.
ty list VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION Il o
WI DUTCH GAP ON THE STEAMER ARIEL.
THURSDAY, July II, 1880, under the auspices
OF TRULY and Charity Lodges, !. q. Il. I.
Good music and attractive programme Tor the
evening. Refreshments at city prices.
Ladies' desiring 10 20 and not having escorts
Will. on application 70 the committee, DO care
fully looked after. Horse-cars will be In waiting
at return OF boat
Tickets SOC. two for 75c., three for 81.
Committee Julius A. Hobscn. OF Trinity. and
Charles Taylor. OF Charity. iy i3-Su&Th2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON VA.
MRs. GENERAL j. Z. b. STUART, PRINCIPAL
The TALL session opens SEPTEMBER IL, 1880.
Efficient teachers In every department Superior
advantages in music, art, and the languages.
Terms reasonable. For full particulars and
terms apply 10 the Principal.
~ l7-Th,s aSTuIst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. Va.

HiAuMONDs Va.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 18TH
and continues nine months. The college COM
prises eight academic schools and the prOies-
sionnl school Of Law. In addition provision has
been made for systematic instruction In Elocn-
ton by the appointment Of Mr. L. k. Hamberlin
Instructor.
Expenses per session Of "A nonresident stu
dent embracing entrance fees ana tuition in
three schools, $500 Expenses Of resident
student. embracing entrance fees. tuition IN
three schools, board. fuel. light and washing.
S2JI60.
For catalogue giving detailed Information, ad-
dress y. PUKYEAk,
Chairman of the Faculty.
tu t., tn ~ nfSnlh
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CWATHMORE COLLEGE. SWATH-

CWATHMORE COLLE(E, SWAIH-
- MORE, PA.-Opcns ninth month. ninth, 1920.
Thirty minutes from Broad-speet station, Phila-
delphis Under care Of Frietis. Pull college
courses for both sexes leading 10 Classical, En-
ngineering, Scientific and Literary degrees.
Health'ul location, extensive grounds, build
ings, ma chine-shops, laboratories, and Libraries.
For full particulars address WILLIAM ii. AP-
PLETON. Pm. d., President my jl-eodSt
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SPECIAL CLEARING SALE
FOR TODAY.

FIGURED DRESS LAWNS rrom Q A. NJ. to
j. NJ. IL yards to a cust0mer). nc
The balance OF those WIDE-LACE and COLOR
ED-BOkDERED APRON MUSLINs which We
sold at 1890. 10 90 at SIC.
Every piece Of BATISTE-we mean tho very
best satln-striped goods-to 20 a exc.
box Of lovely styles MERRlMACK PERCALEs
togo DC.
Don't fail TO sec those beautiful GINGHAMs-
you will buy one sure-6hc and those
BEIGE CHALLIES at &c. are the cheapest
Thing you ever saw.
BLACK-WOOL CASHMERE, 22 inches wide. to
so atl0c.
BLACK WOOL FIG RED CASHMERE TO 50 at
l2Hc.
TABLE oIL-cLorH, Ia yards wide, to go at
1886.
Elegant TWlLLED LINEN Tor boys pants TO 80
atl2%c.
FINE ATWOOD CASHMERE to go at SOC.
GOOD-WOOL CASHMERE to go at PC.
BLACK WOOL HENRIETTA, 30 inches wide, to
go t25c.
Very nne BLACK sILK-FINIsH HENRIETTA
70 90 at isc.
Remnants Of sATTEENs of the very best makes
to 60 at Sc.
sfLK MITrs to go at l5c.
Gentlemen's BLgACHEDJEANs DRAWERS to
20 al p, 35H, and 5Oc
Gentlsmen's GAUZE VESTS to 20 at 25c.
Ladies' SWISS RIBBED VESTS to go at aud
loo.
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CYRACUSE LODGE, No. 5, MA
~ X. OF P.-FUNRRAL NOrICE.-H$A
Tho funeral OF Brother W. W. GARBER, rZz]
past chancellor, Is postponed 10 FIJI TS[D
DAY. The members hayihg been noti- VIZ
fed 10 attend will appear at the lodse-room
FRIDAY MORNING At 10 O'Clock sharp, with
black gloves and Grape.
BY order OF j. NJ. BOOKER, q. c.
GEORGE X BOWDEN
~ K-lt' Keeper OF records and Seal
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STANTON, VA. Miss NARY j. BALD
WIN, Principal. Opens SEPTEMBER 4, lss.
Closes JUNE, 1891. Unsurpassed location, build
ings, grounds. and appointments. Fun corps OF
teachers Unriyalled advantages in Music. Lam
guages Klocution, Art, bookkeeping, Physical
Culture stcnography, and Typewritine. Board,
&C., with fui. English Course, 1850 for the entire
session OF nine months Music, Art and Ian
gusges extra. For full particulars apply 70 the
principal for catalogue. ~ !-eod2m
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OCEAN-YIEw HOTEL.

Thi. woll-znown SEASIDE RESORT H nlF
omen to the putlu. tignt miles fInm Ntf''
BATHING uuuxrelle3, perfect s-'if.i, Old .-
tertog. FREQ from sLoils tiSuiNh i.. i..'t
IA M, AflaufIr cast. frafa WIfh att 'U.I'.t
suppied The JENKINS lhAN7 .t tNAIi.
~. IN Norf0lk. viii give special al. I..n .p 0.r
guosts. Aldrcf ,,.,.,,.,,.
,,,, 91.ern N.rHI t.Hat .A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

A STATED CONvOCATION w.
~ Of LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH i@AN5
CHAPTER. No. a3, will be held al the S1rMD
tabernacle In ST. Adams Hall, corner Third and
Msin streets, THIS Crhursdsy) EVENING. July
18th, at Z: 30 O'Clock. Royal Arch Masons IN good
standing are invited TO attend
by order Of the M. X. High Priest
iy1s-it \. Il JACOBS, Secretary.
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NTOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL ANl
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL
AND
ONE HUNDRED COTTAGES SOY Ops.
ELEVATION 400 FggT ABOVE Tng SEA
Lgyrf.

ELEVATION 400 FggT ABOVE Tns SEA
LEVEL
Unsurpassed summer ri mate C4'siue up %
the highest sfsnGari splendid railroad service.
Elegant ycrfifuls trains
F9r Information a5 Fl. terms. rau,o, e.. cili ai
all general tlckei cfIrrs or address
iegi-im RFFAkLE, ,sporintsoicrt
UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR
= 4 SPRING.. Ponf-Oap. Va, ON tiosnpeaks
AMI Ohio railway. ABBOTT naf nile from lriHf
art eighteen rs.ies rsost Of -faunlln. ba Near-
cr all more c1-fy a.rnselpo fn ne aNfs iNsh
any ~ Ile 'rFiuiA sUriurf, rifl lNN0r rates lal
any resort 0i irs c.qfs in the MOUNTAIN SUE
phur. Ll.hIa ags Iron water.
slsi aud telegraph facilities complete lnif-
phone connects hotel win telegraph Office sfai
AUGUSTA WHIrgsUiPBUR sPRlsGsco-
Proprietor.
DA~rzr & ANDERSON, Nanegors. losim
OCEAN sHOREPARN HOrEL.NlR.
~ GINA BEACH. opens JuNs isr D.rerfr
on the ocean. fic.tric ishi, ani pel- pm e..it
room. Trains 20 virginia Beach rsirnai SOP
O. door. FOR further pRfN-uials afifo.s
GEJkSEiL ,kk>bo..
my 0-sm Ysen.a Rea'h' We.
COBB'S ISLAND. VIRGlNIAS SEA
Y SIDE RESORT ~ IHE ATLANTIC orkA,.
Increase - ~ EEL accom- mo isiinn-, rev tAiii-
Afh DO n ...iI'f li| HNA"Nf''H .'..t
ava aurf- bathing boz 'ho w0rlt -nIp0- sho7Nn p
fishing. and fOatHqlnng lnsHrrtfsri. Gan 20
reached boy New iort. Ihlale hia .nA Nofi'h
railroad sally from Nnrfh or SOUTH tar-rns gore
going Go cobb's Island mu'i ge; oi At GOODS
IRifss. va viii meet tho i'.l- A. " NORTH
bound train and the ..is B.. NJ. -llih-tolni Van
a. Cobbs station. Passengers traueierrei dife-i
10 fnn lsanf fY steamer
Tgans. 81. PER dsy. il2 per week, So p'r
month For further Information siirns-.
A. +. COBB. Proprieil1
Hotel Physician. .eosn
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIZ
n GlNiA.
Tho n,ost celebrated dyepepflc wn'er kn'fA
Fnt.r.sd iv the Medical Society of NIffI b.
ans recognized a. She leading Wat0rlnsi "a
ia thn ~fafe Elevation hisu. .NiANil '.t
M. Beautiful grounds, wllAr' p,a tI
Brass aui string band ~ music. f.-r'
tsl. 4. A. COLHOf a..
ts6rw General Manager
OCEAN-yIEw HOTEL.
TN. woll-snown SEASIDE RESORT H n9g
omen to the putlt. flFnt miles iInm NNf'.
BATHING un0K.s.lei. perirci o.
dert0w, FREQ from sLoi.- FISH, n" '.
on tho Atlantic att, fnhI. NliN 81.
suppled The JENKINS llANs It tNAli-
NJ. IN Norf0lk. viii give special al. I.n .p 0-f
guess N''''' JAS. l. wLuAN-Naa.fee
my pam NeeaI f..at.
TINTED STATES HOTEL.
L ATLANTIC CITY. =.
REMODEILED. ENLARGED, hs. kNlNhtn.
Finest Hotel 0u toe coast opens 800 ll..
totem ". ANDERSON. Manager
NOW OF EN
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, VIRGINIA
s-om PHIL D. BROWN.
DATrERY- PARK HOTEL,
| ID AsHENiLLs. y. a.,
OTEN TuROJ0lOtr Tue YEAR
Elevation glU feet average summer tem-
/ pera.uro. g fcgr.es. mafl'f,'nt mountain
! scenery: hydraulic elevator. c..-tfil Ilfhit hN
/ bells: music halL tennis cNlrt, 'ni.H1. Ni'..hf
! psrlor. sad bowling alief. ie.1af.l intes An !
! nr-f-..Hss livery. An uI.ei .Il0t. ftf goo .i.-
/ tive printed matter apply 90 3. hs .Ll.'
! g. 3-em NA'at
/ CTOCkTON HOTEL.
10 CARE WAY. Sd
KEM0DELLfu And Lhfl FINISHED
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lLLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIZ
a GINA.

The n,ost celebrated dyepepns w,'sr known.
Fnfor.sd hy tho Medical Society NJ WIZ b.
AMI recognized ~ thf leading Wat. ring "a
I'M tho -iafe. Elevation high. ,l.mNi, i,.t
Rrass ami string band OF musie. flr.-, '...
graph. as expreas-onces 10 hotel ~ - 'f
circular. - ~
S. SOW ''i''. ~ ''
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p,xr,, & axnEn.ox. Nasssar.. Ilesia

nCEAN SBOREPARh HOTEL, WIZ
~ GINA BEACH. opeas JCNs isr Dre'fv
on the OCEAN. ficrtrc iisfts sni bells in every
room. Trains 20 Virginia Beach rsNrnai SOP
a. door Tor further particulars address
OE0R9EH. go AtkkNhOs.
my assn Virginia fea.l. Ne.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
F0BlIHED By i1TH0NTF or ms AV07'0F TV'T'7 $3.50
ry,HE MUTUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK


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the
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29

Insure your property with R. W:
Law & Co., Al Soledad street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29
THE GARBAGE FURNACE.
Uncle Sans Latest Sanitary Mea
sure Given a Test.

Uncle Sans Latest Sanitary Mea-
sure Given a Test.
There was q test made Of the mill
tary garbage furnace yesterday all
the day at the rear of the stables
where 1t is located. In the afternoon
the mayor and several aldermen and
physicians and . reporter for the
LIGHT were present to witness the
test. The garbage used was hauled
from the city in city garbage carts
and consisted of melon rinds, night
soil and miscellaneous stuff to the
amount of eight loads, although five
loads were not needed and were sent
back. The first test was made with
stable manure, first thoroughly
wetted and this was readily
consumed, and no appreciable gases,
smoke or noxious smells escaped from
the high smoke stack IN the opera
ton.
After the manure was tested, the
melon rinds and night soilwas dump
ed in at the top and this also was sat-
isfactorily consumed.
A thorough examination of the sys-
tenn of this, the Engle furnace, when
made, shows it to be worked on the
double draft style, one fire TO burn
the garbage and another fire, crossing
the first, to consume the
gases. In form it appears like
an immense bake oven with every
thing closed and the bread baking.
Mr.. Brownlee. the state agent for this
make of furnace, has personally SUI
perintended the erection and its first
trial. He says it has a capacity of
thirty cubic yards of garbage every
twenty-four hours, and its cost is
$500.
Dallas has one with q capacity of
fifty cubic yards. San Antonio, he
thinks, would require two, with q ca
pacity of seventy-fve yards per day.
The residue of the furnace Is q valu-
able ash fertilizer, and can be sold or
given away, as the wner like.
The officers and clerks of the Mil
itary department who were detailed
to take note Of the test were very we'll
pleased and will make their report
in a few days.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29
The Classic Series.

The following excellent series of
standard English and American
authors and their productions have
been selected for the course in Eng
lish classics of our High School. The
course covers every kind of whole
some reading and is a feature which
every student loves to take.
1t is comprised of Irving's Legend
of Sleepy Hollow" Scott's "Lady of
the Lake, Moore's Fire Worship
pers," Shakespeare's Merchant of
Venice" Whittier's "Snow-Bound,"
Morris Life aud Death of Jason"
Gray's "Elegy in a Country Church
yard" Church's "Story of the Iliad"
and Lowell's "Vision of Sir Launfal,"
for the Sub Junior Class.
Bryant's "Thanatopsis," Words
worth's Excursion" Pope's Essay
on Man." Shakespeare's "Julius
Caesar" Bacon's Essays" Mil
toms "L' Allegro" Carlyles'
"Hero as a Prophet" Shake
speare's GAS You Like It,"
Webster'a "Adam and Jefferson Ora
tions," Keats Eve of st. Agnes"
and Tennyson's elaine" tor the
Junior class.
Tennyson's "Dream of Fair Women"
Hawthorne,s "The Great Stone Face"
McCauIy's "Warren Hastings" Mil
toms "Paradise Lost" Taylor's
Lars" Shakespeare's Hamlet"
sThoreane's Succession of Forest
| Trees" Shakespeare's "Mid-Summer
| Nights Dream" Longfellow's Evan
| gelinen tor the ~sub-senior class.
The following can be chosen in the
| face of some of them: /. Goldsmith's
Deserted VILLAGE" 2. Church's
"story of the Aenid; 3. "The Clos.
ing Scene; 4. Essay on Criticism;''
5. 7Il Pensarosa;" 6. "Hero as a Poet;''
7. Bunker Hill Oratiop;" s. Byron's
"Prissner of Chillon; 8. "The Golden
Touch" 10. "Lord Bacon" IL. Auto
GRAFT at the Breakfast Table" IL,
Ruskin's "Modern Painters;"l Is. 1.-THE
Tempest"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29
PERSONAL NOTES.

Jas. A. Nabb and P. L Richardson,
of Austin are in the city.
Mrs. Constantine and children are
in town from Corpus Christi.
Collector R. J. Burger, of Guada-
lupe county, is in town.
A. s. Baylor of UvaIde, was among
yesterdays arrivals in this city.
Editor w. c. Bowen, of the Cotulla
Ledger, is in the city.
8. F. Grimes, a citizen of Cuero, is
town today.
M. r. Newton, a well-kuown Hous-
ton laundry man, is In the city.
Albert Lasteree has returned from
Dallas.
Prof. w. s. Champion, of Halletts-
Vile, is in town.
Mrs. w. A. Pettus and child, of
Golisd, are in the city.
]. M. Brown, a prominent stockman
of Pecos City, is among our visitors.
A. s. Baylor, of Uvalde, is in the
city.
Superintendent A. Christesen, of
the Wells, Fargo Express Co., is in
the city.
R. Penniger. of this city, has left for
Fredericksburg to start a German
paper.
Mrs. w. G. Wood and son, of Hope,
Ark, are visiting Mr.. Sidney B.
Wood, of this city.
J.. P. Lehde, the we'll known Boerne
physician, arrived in the city yester-
day.
DR.. Shaw, of Edna, has located 1 n
this city, and has his Office at Dreiss'
drug store.
w. w. Pridgen, J. G. Murphree,
Milton McMaster, J. j. Williamson,
a party of Cuero people, are looking al
the city.
MI. E. ]. Gallagher, the local con.
tractor, left last night for Europe, tC
accompany his wife on her home trip
His two sons, Dave and Edward, also
left last night for school at Grand
Tatan, La.
Mrs. A. j. Fry, accompanied by
A. J. Fry, Jr., left yesterday for Bur
net and Llano, accompanied by Mrs
Wood, who returns to her home In
Llano.
Mrs. D. J. Kearney returned from
months trip, visiting friends anC
relatives at Houston and Galveston
She says it is very hot in those vii
lagos, and is exceedingly glad to ge
back to San Antonio where it is mucl
cooler,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29
NJ. G. A. Services at the Post.

The Devotion committee of the
Young Mems Christian association
had a meeting last night, the object
of the meeting being to act on a re-
quest of Mrs. General Stanley for the
association to holdSunday meetings at
the barracks, as there is no post Chap
lain. The request was favorably re-
ceiyed and 1t was decided to have reg
ular services every Sunday afternoon
at 6 D. m. to which the public are
cordially invited. DR.. Bleim will
conduct the services during the month
of August. The meetings will be
held in the barracks library.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29
TO SPORTSNIEN.
The sportsmen's Association Look
ing for a Home.

The SDOftSmenS ASSOCIATION LOOK
ing for a Home.
Mr.. o. G. Guessaz, president Of the
Texas Sportsmen's association, and
editor of the Texas Field, has under
consideration a movement to estab-
lish q permanent home for the asso-
citation, to be located in some central
point of the state. The plan Is to
purchase a tract of land along some
good stream on the line of some rail-
road, to dam this and stock 1t with
fish and to erect a club house, kennel
house, raise pigeons. for use of the as
ISOLATION and have semi-annual
shoots TO last one or more weeks.
To do this q sum of $4,000 IS
necessary as a starter and OF
this sum-, MI. Guessaz has already
got nearly 1000 from San Antonio
people and there Is no question that
the sportsmen of other parts OF the
state are as willing to help out the
idea of permanent home. One OF
the ideas connected with this project
is to employ an expert dog trainer
who will take up his residence at the
grounds, to whom the sportsmen OF
the state can confide their dogs
| during the seasons when there is no
hunting allowed and also where
young dogs can be trained to hunt,
Mr.. G. is looking around for a suita'
| ele location and Inducements and is
working up the shootists of the state
TO the idea,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29
COMMUNICATED.

Matte johnson, the seamstress,
who through malicious motives was
charged before Justice McAllistsr last
week with being a vagrant, and ac-
quilted by a jury, has lived in San
Antonio the past seven years and
never was arrested before. She has
depended upon her needle for support,
although was at one time IN agent
for the Kansas City Detective assOcia,
ton. She is quite a character in heI
way, but minds her own business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29

upon its arrival. Besides, the entire
number who attend the first rehear-
sal can usually be depended upon to
remain during the run of the piece.
By the old system a "super" went
on one night 'to see the show" The
next performance he failed to appear,
and his place had to be filed by a
green hand. This new nan had never
rehearsed, and the result of his
supporting" was to create havoc in the
ranks; moreover, if there was a con-
certed mob work or drilling to be
done, the green "super" upset the
scene, the audience laughed, the
manager cursed, and the morning
newspaper devoted their space to
berating the entire company in gen.
eral, not taking pains to find N
where the difficulty really belonged,
But with the new plan corporations
also comes an attempt to weed ou
the rough element that has heretofore
found its way into the ranks of the
"supers," and by this means an actor
will feel more at liberty to leave his
street garments and valuables in hi
dressing room while he goes on anC
plays his part, for a vast deal of dis
honesty lurked in the files of soldier
and mobs of bad villains.
In New York alone there are owe
400 men and 500 women who depend
upon extra work at the theatres for
livelihood. Besides these comes tn
children, the extra ballet women,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29
Give Them More Light.

Those parties who assemble under
the grating in the sidewalk on Main
Plaza and watch the ladies pass,
ought to get a few electric lamps to aid
them in their nefarious practice,
while they are at it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29

Great reductions In gents light
weight clothing in order to close out
the line. One of the prettiest stocks
In the city at q sacrifice.
7-S-tt JOHN K. BERETTA & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29
Probate Court.

Estate of s. s. Womble, will admit
ted to probate.
Estate of Francois Gaconnet, John
Loustanau, V. Feille and Eli Arnaud
appointed appraisers.
Application for order of sale in es-
ia to of Markley minors granted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-29
For Right of Way.

The county judge has appointed
commissioners of condemnation for
right of way of the g., H. & s. A.
railway versus j. w. Bartholomew,
,Jr.. as follows: Sam Maverick, Cal
vim Goodloe and Fritz Schreiner.
Also in the case of the above road
versus w. F. Miller, to-wit: L. p.
Dashiel, H. w. Bitter and A. 1. Lock
wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

and 'i,"ninound left st post Village Maid t."
-;rt"h NhI" she anrhr,t In m" str't'h i'ong'hot
1t " aud -r,n,d winning. hut B"r:"h 'rofht
W3ltrd th. ni-i,." AID d'srri" nnI,h hiiud
w.nnr post ~ shortest Of h"ad> Longsho
-o,ond two lengths before Fo>m'd". No bid for th'
winner.
NutuIs-witrci straight SIR 40. place "a 90 Lons%h"
pao. Md ttcn-t
SEVENTH RACE SWEEPSTAKES NON-wlNNERS
IN 1870 go Ia, Il. n ON ADDED. SlfClAL
WEIGHTS SIX II RI.ONnS
B~'t.ng
= : browns b. o. nv Powharsn-Lady g
jan yrs.. II. y I"f"n - =
ii~rc.n, Id ~
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f'c'l'"' Stables 1" C. Two Lu' f ty% 90, 20 a.,
J. + wd'""F- D. e. Radiant Sra ,Is 90, 10 4,
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=. J. Films b. g. Fahian 3 lIc .ov"rrn 'o-i ]: !
lin i IL.
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runway "a, Of II bu' IA" Lady Jan" colt went NJ 'c
IN, me-. h, ~ and raced o." 81 her h'"' ne
and won rv 4 n.ca with Kur-to'k second short ~ Al
l,.fvrc Two I.l~ who i"s' ,I.aha h"h Inc JUN
"rr.d cur.ou,! III p!s' ~ AursnIa 'h'id
Nutu,, Lad Jtn" colt straight 7ie -" pc" 80 -
KtngNock pine. Slo 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
FOUR OF ONE FAMILY
Rescued from Death.
Providence, r. J., the
Scene.
An Investigation Which Startled tho
City and Brought to Light Facts
OF an Interesting Nature.


layo coranlr 90. the raaG-r. of valuable papo
A. inter, sting latch ncws rather aocumulAoeo
of exciting facts. before them. have
adj extensive aud rN autnR invn~tRaton of these most
marvellous do.nGs and simply submit the cold makes
fact, a. ihny c,l.t stand IN an nncommittd staeA
thoroughly amazed 70. citing. a. ! do. belief In ne
sup rna,nral. | simply At loss n explain me
and apparently miraculous cures which. for the
sake Of truth and humanity. herewith record 70 the
credit o, thu Justly celebrated specialists 81 IN" Polypa0N
Medical Instn'o- 81 Fast 42d.st. New.fork. ana J
last Brookncs Washington. Boston. For the
past seven vrar- he- gentlemen have bcen srrrediteo
Oh many r-rorkaile rstora.ionS. even after other
physic.ans said patient mrst die. so took IT upon
rv,.f 20 max. p,r-ona ,cscaon Ia prove tn" truth
or IA Of tn ,aims A. tart. boarded the ra'n
Providence Il. H. "a g." and talk Win the memoe<s
OF the family WI, had been ld,rtisd family o! ouS
vbo had bonn rescued fon d.ath. The facts are - ea