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1t wouldn't be straneef out Of the hundreds Of pat
erred and We purchased slow seller or two. We
ddnt though Were looking the line over this morn
ing ana they are wearing away remarkably even.
. " nile We are talking to You there Is novelty IN
drawn work" Flouncing being put inlstock with the
others These are rare designs-Four grades-S2. 90,
SO 81. 1925 yard.
Then those 45-fnch FlouncipEs-that started the
season with us-regulsr favorites-Hemstitching
Tueks. ScaiioPed Edges and tiats-in no end of pat
Some cheaper ones-win answer the purpose a. we'll
In lots Of sases-50c., 75c aud 81 10 yard.
That ..Hand-run" Flouncing 10 called for with the
familiarity Of an old timer this is the nrst season
eI4o, e150, StI5, 81, 81. 25 aud $3.50 yard. The
nsrr9wer Iatterns for Chidren's trimmings.22, "a
or e ine5es,!5c S5c.. &c., sl$l IL. sl2o,sl5O.
Look over the lot of soc Floyneings we've espe.
sisy selected for the Children They "a inches
That's plenty wide.
Matched sets in Cambria. Nainsook and Swiss from
Narrow Edges from &C. to Use. yard
Here are -FOUR picked lots of Cambria Enbroideriea-
What do you think of themY
one Is inches wide spd lOc. yard.
Two Is inches wide and 12ISc a yard
Three Ia . inches wide ana l5c. yard
Four Is y inches wide and 25c. yard
cheap. '
All-over Nainsook. Swiss and Cambria Embroidery
from 6Qc. to 81. 80 yard
Irish Points from Doc to Csc. Insertines-an widths
and in as many qualities
Embroideries hold any charm for you-you will
be captivsted with then-Use them to renew some
duty-woru pattern Of last seasonor to help you out
IN your gown making OF this.
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Is American brain-labOr the only thing in
America not worthy OF protection?
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W. III. McKsrws DAILY LETTER

We shall open on Monday morning
asuperb lire Of the latest and most
fashionable styles in Ladies'. Misses
and Children's Blouses. Shirt Waists,
Fancy Waists, Of Flannel and Silk:
also Cream. Black and Fancy silk
Suits, Fancy Challie Suits, White
This stock is the largest and hand.
.Uiaen.a y, n n Sa,e.ntn.,;nn ~ Ia
our rep"'a'ion iol na'ns tne
Children's Garments in the city. We
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ExBRorpEnIEs Down liz PRrcE.

1IHBROiDERiES DOWN IN Il RICE
The goods in stock prior to the ARRIVAL Of the
Embroideries are reduced as follows:
81 for the 6oneh Nainsook Embroideries marked
s2.i0 yard.
sl.35 FOR the 42-inch Piqus Embroideries marked
l.6s and sl.75a yard.
sl6S for the 42inch Swiss, Cambria and Nainsook
En'broideres marked 81 yard
sZ for those marked 81. S. and IS yard for those
marked $3.50 and -.
FL for the 22-inch Nainsooh. Swiss and Piqus EN-.
broider ies marked t1.25 yard
si.Eo for those marked &l.45 yard and l.50 for
those marked Sl.S9
Inc narrower swiss. Nainsook and Cambria En-
oro'dsries varying in width from TO incss
duced in price e. follows;
I S.:::..iss. &c s sss. s sSs sss
~ white Dress Goods Of every description, and
even CottonA Sheeffnes and Pillow Case Cottons win
Or FOUND ~ lower prices than usually prevailing.
ooc. Buttons t3o styles) reduced to- 3Yc dozen
.oe; Buttons US styies) reduced to. 500 dozen
sl-2o baftons t6l stylss) reduced to ~ ESQ dozen
$50 Buttons GA styiesD reduced to- q dozen
s%oe busteas e2S sty les, reduced o. " dozen
The PALAIS ROYAL
Cor lsth St and Pa. ave.
ma 4 LlsNER
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THr
BON Marcos
OFFER Asa
SPECIAL BARGAIN
CORSET COVERS
&c., WORTH s5c. AND $50
These covers are made Of fine cambria with improved
French back warranted perfect fitting The lot in
cludes two styes one trimmed with vide Platt Val
Lace and inserting with ribbon drawn through, the
other trimmed with nne embroidery edge and fine en-
brodery iusertings and fine tucks; we have them in
all sizes, 81 TO A..
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
THE BON MARoHE.
THE
BON MARoHR
OFFER ASA
SPECIAL BARGAIN
60 DOZEN
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS
IN PERcALE AND OUTING CLOTH.
2lo.. WORTH ESQ
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
THE BON MARcHE.
TIE
BON MARoHR
OFFER ASA
SPECIAL BARGAIN
80 DOZEN
FINE BLACK REAL CHIP LARGE FLATS
WORTH sl4s AND sl7s
HAT DEPARTMENT.
THE BON MARcHE
TIE
BON MARCHE
SPECIAL BARGAIN
FINE NULL cHILDREN's HATS IN WHITE.
CREAM, PINK AND BLUE AT
ESQ.,;
WORTH sl.4s.
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
THE BON MARcHE.
1t 3I6 eth st. NV.
A LITTLE lot OF NJSSrS, A1J-wOOT CASH.
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E. E. 4 III NJ EEs#H ~ f. s:
BBB a A UU u Il ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
my3 Urn STREET.
''PIcruRr- Vrsrs.
5TH STREET.

l. IcTURE- EsTs
We've been particularly careful in the selection Of
our White and Fancy Vest Patterns. We see lots
shown around us we threw tome sida wouldp,, have
them-becsuss we knew 70. wouldn't wear any such
botches.
Some of the rarest psttsns made up in stiney
Quantities Nobody coul. have more than very few
We took all that came thu way
Placing orders the sze Of ours we had q right to
prohibit the showinI Of our selections to others.
Naturally we enforced that right You won't see q
twin vest to yours onsvery other man you meet in the
street That's worn something-Because q Fancy
Vest is more less,onspcuous and the resemblance
couldn't pass unndced.
We had access 10 the London sample cards and
bought they LEASED us-in contrasts to the home
patterns.
Besides these fncy patterns-in Wash and worsteds
there the IaiD White Pique DUCK. Narcotics
etc. We are sbsins them all in single and double
DAcoSeeu eucCl- ~ prices ALeIc muse AZ
town that res0es low enough to quote with US.
You want 81 eye out for the 1T as well as the pat
terns-Oursaave that virtue-slre.
LIvERIEs
Those our patrons who have changed their
servants Lveries must pardon Us II We refer to
this subject with some frequency for a short time to
come pme Of you are less thoughtful and need the
matter rOught to your attention. It'n strike you
very fccibly some day when you see your turnout
bssidsour neighbours, how faded and shabby your
ooscbnans old coat is looking. Then you'n want .
new ne-snd want 1t in q hurry. Come in ~ much Of
run a. you like. We keeps complete stock on hand
oil ~ tme-Not alone for the coachman--but for any
of our male servants--from the butler TO the cook.
se're suppliers to the leading social and ofhcial
b,useholds Of wsshinston-And on your afternoon
rive the trimmest-richest equipages that whisk
By you Of our dressing. Yours look a we'll
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A LITTLE LOT OF MISSES ALL-wOOL CASH
"A mere Jerseys. 49c. to fl misses from TO ~
years, less than half the original price he Removal
sale is the cause OF the cut. KAUFMAN'S Donb!e
Combination Sale 18th ST. m3-3t
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MEMS HAND-SEWED CALF SHOES, BAL, BUT
4y1 ton and Congress: broad narrow toe: B, c,
and width. that we sold at S. closing them
out at 29y on account Of our removal. kAUF-
MANS Double Combination, 124 ! and 1243 1th at.
g. mart
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A Story HARD To TELL

Suppose the writer merely stated that offered
cents worth %. SO what would you think! We know
what you should think Let make you think other
wise.
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SPECIAL SALE DREss Goops
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
MAY o. tMay g. MAY ~
The feature Of the sale will be the showing Of New
Goods Suitable for Midsummer Dresses and the Clog
ing out Of Spring Dress Goods
THE REDUCED PRICES:
oOc Epsnsn RAD "A cents
ooc- rrehch Flaid Sultlnxs "A tn
Soc Combination Stripe suitngs. "A cents
Soc English Novelty suitings. 90 cents
Soc. French Novelty Suitngs ............ so cents
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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TT COUSINS FINE FRENCH KID BUTTON
u shoes in opera toe, B. and D. sizes to IN that
sell for ~ 81. close them out Ut $3.50 This IL
account of onr Removal Sale KAUEMAN'S Double
Combination, IL tn st. sc. m3-3t
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sAKs AND COMPANY.
EVERYTHING wEARABLE.

ms
s1nTl PAIRS OF MEMS HALF HOSE PULL AND
sOUU regular made In solid cOlors. also Fast Black,
Including Brilliant Lisle six flashed sizes 81. y, ~
aud o. mostly small sizesst l3c pair these are the
Removal sale Prices kAUfAANs Double CoInbina-
ton store, iitb ST. &c. m3-H
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DOYs' DoMET FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS. TO
ID II years. at pc the Acme Waist select patterns
in percae. 5 to ~ years, 43c. The Removal Sale in
what does it. KAUFMAN'S Double Combination.
18th ST. Sc m33t
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ID BIZ Ct o o ps.

DRY u o DIS.
sheeting, 2,< yards wide. I've and lsc.
Pillow Case Cotton, lOc-
Atwood Dress Goods in light shades, 20c.
Black Henrietta Cashmere p. 30, %. 15c. and 81.
Colored Cashmere. one yard wide, Wool Face. ZJc.
Beautiful Line Dress Ginghsms. and tOS
Feather Proof Ticking, l5c. .
Large Line White Goods IN all grades.
l0-4 Turkey he'd Table Covers. Sec.
Cottonade for Boys Pants, 10, 20. 25c.
Clsrka .. n spool Cotton. 4lc. doz
Large Size Lace Tidy, LOG.
Geuts' BalbrirgaD Cndershirts, 25c.
Gents Unlsundered Shirts 30 and 4sc.
He'd Table Linen, fast color. 2Oc.
Bleached Table Dhmask. Z0c.
90 yard Spool silk. &C.
1od-ysrd spool silk. Sc
Dress Makers Cambria Be
Ladies' Might Gowns. % and SOC.
T.R TowNER q son,
my3 1916 9Th 1T nv
n yHATTOLANEE SPRINGS HOTEL,
~ Green sprIns Valley. Nd.
The nearest Great Springs 10 wsshington-only ena
hour and 80 minutes ride
BouND-TRIP TICKET s270.
The greatest Water in the World for the Kidneya
One spring nows 100000 gallons pure water Pei DAB.
New aud Elegant Hotel. send for dsscrlpuss pooAs
VI. l. sIOhk, owner
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Galveston Notes.

GALVESTON, July 9.-The city coun-
Gil at it's last session appropriated the
sum of SIC, 900, additional to the S14,-
600 already voted, to secure a pure
water supply by an artesian well if
possible. The appropriation of 500,
for entertaining the Washington cor
respondents on their October trip to
Texas, as suggested in q communica-
ton from the mayor of Dallas, was re-
ferred to finance committee.
Complaint is made that the citizens
do not support the Summer Normal
as its interest and importance de-
mand.
Children's classes in voice culture
will be organized in the Normal to-
day; the demand being very general
for such classes.
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Behring Sea All Right.

New YORK, July 9.-The World
has the following from Washington
in regard to the Behring Sea compli-
cations. Sir Julian Pouncefort was
seen by the World correspondent yes
terday, and he repeated the diplo-
matte denial, which he made Monday
night. Important action was taken
at the capitol yesterday with regard
to the Bshring Sea controversy. For
several months the foreign affairs
committee of the house has been en-
gagged in discussing various phases of
the subject. There has been little
communication between the commit
tee and the department with regard
to affairs, the negotiations being re-
garded as of so important and conf
Dental character that Secretary
Blaine has preferred not to in
form any greater number of
persons than was absolutely nee
essary of the progress of affairs.
Yesterday Chairman Hit called the
foreign affairs committee together
and agreed to report to house at once
a resolution calling on the president
to send to the house all correspond
ence on the subject of the Behring
Sea question that might properly be
made public. Mr.. Hit hurried into
the house as the hands of the clock
pointed to AS, but in the turmoil
that preceded adjournment, was un-
able to present his resolution. Mr..
Hit last night, said: II have no
doubt the resolution will be adopted
tomorrow
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
ingalls, on Original Package.

LAWRENCE, Kas. July "a. C.
Compton, of this city, has a letter
from Senator Ingalls,, in which he
says: 1.-THE Original Package decision
was an outrage. 1t is inconceivable
how a majority OF the court could
have lent themselves to such a trav-
esty on justice and the constitution.
The senate, on its PRONUNCIATION,
promptly passed a bill intended to
counterfeit its effect, which is now
pending before the house OF represen-
tatives. hope that the people will
be patient and not resort to violence.
Justice will come"
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Street Car Strike.

FORT WORTH, July 9.-Public opin-
ION is strongly in favor of the street
car strikers. Every man interviewed
on the subject objects strenuously to
the operation of the electric cars by
one man. None regard the system
thus run as either safe or conducive
to first-claes service, and 1t is under
stood that lengthy petition will 60
before the council tonight asking that
the council require by ordinance that
two men constitute q minimum force
on the electric cars.
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A Territory Tragedy.

KANSAS CITY, July S.-A special
from Oklahoma, I. T. says: A terrible
tragedy which occurred in the Chick
asaw Nation the first of the month
has just been reported. Frank George
and Sim Graves, in partnership with
Henry Banton in large cotton crop
engaged in an alteration over a d.
vision of the crop. They were all
armed with winchesters, and during
the quarrel, Barton shot and instantly
killed Frank Graves. George and
Sim Graves then disarmed Banton
and with their winchesters shot and
killed him. A United States marshal
bas gone to Chickasaw Nation to ar
rest the Graves boys.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
TO-DAY AT CAMP.

breakfast was served Oh Ilu6 lulS
morning, and the bill of fare and the
table service had so much improved
that few complaints were heard.
The usual battalion and regimental
drills were then gone through with,
las ting until IL a. m. The Sixth reg
iment was the first on the grounds
this morning, and were the last to
cease drilling for two mortal hours.
They were inilined to make compar-
isons between the shorter time of the
other regimental drills and their own,
and making comments on the favor
itism shown. An observer overhear-
ing these remarks suggested that they
were probably drilled early and
catch up with the other regiments in
drill and discipline but If his re-
marks hadcome to the public notice he
would undou btedly have been mobb-
ed on the spot. 1t Is fact howeverthat
the 9Th contains no companiesthat are
over two years old, and, as a general
thing the proficiency of all the COM
panies of the camp in drill exercises
is generally graded by the regiment
they belong to. The Houston Light
Guards Washington Guards IN the
LIST. and the Belknap Rifles in the
Ct cond, and so on upward In efficien-
cy.
After drill the men returned to
camp with nothing further to occupy
them until dinner call was sounded.
Some active competition is going on
for that prize flag offered by the
ladies of San Antonio which will be
awarded Saturday. So far the Bren-
ham Light Guards have made the
most determined efforts to win it, and
have removed all the grass weeds
arms is in a faultless line, and alto
gether to late to give them chance to
they stand a fair show to carry of
the prize. Some OF The other compa-
MES were clearing and arranging
their quarters from other motives.
Tomorrow morning is inspection
day and inspector General Bruce, OF
Governor Ross staff, Scurry, of Gen.
Roberts staff, and Woodruff, inspec-
tor for the war department will make
a general and thorough inspection OF
the camp.
After dinner the men were at liber.
1 ty to pass time at their own pleas.
ure until time for battalion and regi.
mental drills.
Colonel House, Of the Fifth, has
been called home by sickness in his
family. Col. Bettes, of the First, leav'
ing his command in the hands o.
Major B. s. Wettermark, assumes
temporary command of the Fifth.
Two cars containing a number o.
mernber of the BRENNAN companies
who were going up town on the North
Flores street line, came into collision
and several were injured, among
them being Messrs. Alex Griffin
Ernest Richard, George Bruno, Chas
wilkins, Alex Simons and Bandnas
ter Volandes.
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Shot and Was Shot

RENO, 1. t., July "a double MUIR
der occurred at Alfred, small town
near here last Saturday. John Ora
ham, during a quarrel with a hired
hand on his farm, was shot and killed
by the latter. James Graham, the
murdered mans son, who had wit
messed the quarrel, wrenched the re-
volver from the murderer's hands
and shot him dead.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring.

Deals and the Prices They Bring.
West End company to J.T. Dowdell lots
Is and 10, block 8, West End, 1875.
Mrs S. and Mr.. j. N. Campbell to R.
Friedrich, four acres on South Flores
street, $4,000.
John Schulz and wife to NJ. E. Culber-
son, lot Fl, block l2,city lot 3, Government
Hill. $50
NJ. F. Moody to Eliza Lorenz, lots Is
and 16, block 81, Dakota street, $500.
f. G. Morris to III. Elmendorf, n inter-
est in q acres Of city lot 2, range l, dis
trict 5, S333.33.
Wilhelmina and Anna Roswell to III.
Elmendortf, g interest in above property,
CSC &C.
. Harrison, Foard and Stafford to Char
lotte Rompel, lots and 6, block 8, Gov
eminent Hill, $3.50.
Amos Graves to James Patterson, lot 10,
block 3, South Flores street, 5000.
j. r. and Mary E. Fleming, Thomas L..
and Matte Hutchinson to Mary l.. Nc
Leary, 9 100 acres on Mission Concep-
cion road, 800.
VIM. McGrorty to J. r. Fleming, lots,
and and part of 5, block l, on WASH
ington street, 80, 500.
James Ruthven to NJ. ellis, lot 10, on,
South Flores street, 81, 400.
Amos Graves to Owen Sinnott, lot L.,
block 3, South Flores street, $3.50.
John Sharer to VIM. FelkerS, lot l,
block 2, Van Ness street, $3.50.
ROSalina DiaZ to Manuela Kulman,
5000 acres nine miles south Of the city,
800.
Sarah and Otto Newman to j. c..
Hamer, lot 3, block 3, Hand street, $1,000.
Il. NJ. Hammond and Louis Ulrich to l..
Cara, lots 7 and s, block 20, Josephine
street; lot Is, block 10, Grayson street,
81 $50.
Albert Friedrich to j. J. Burke, lot 10,
block 3, blackberry street, 5000.
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Russia in Corean Waters.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-The
steamer Gaelic arrived this morning
from Hong Kong. The Japan mail
states that the rumor was prevalent
that Russia had seized an island off
the coast of Corea, and that her mai
esty's ships Leander and Severn were
under order to keep up steam and he
ready to proceed to sea at moments
notice If required.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
Heavy Storm on the Lake.

MACKINAw CITY, Mich, July O.
This section was visited by terrific
gale last evening. From 7 o'clock
p. m. until midnight, rain fell in tor
rents and lightning flashed incesses-
antly. A dock 400 feet long, belong
ing to an ice company, " as torn away
and several other local mishaps
occurred. 1t is feared that disastrous
results will be reported on the lake.
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Claims $4,000 Acres.

VICKsBURG, July 9.-County At
torney Birchett presented to the
Board Of Supervisors an opinion ad-
verse to the petition of w. G. Ford,
of Washington City, for a deed to
33, 900 acres of land which he claims
to have bought from this county
many years ago. The petition was
therefore denied, and the claimant
will go into litigation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
Come to Face the Music.

New YORK, July 9.-To the sur
prise of everybody Billy Maloney,
reading clerk of the board of alder
men in 1884, and Alderman Delaney,
walked into the district attorneys
Office this morning. Both were i'll
dicted for completely in the Broad
way surface road bribery cases. They
are now fixing up their bail bonds.
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Released, being Sick.

LONDON, July 9.-Mr. Parke, editor
OF the North London Press, who, in
January last, was convicted of crimi-
nal libel in charging that the Earl
of Euston was implicated in the West
End scandal, and sentenced to one
years imprisonment, has been re-
leased from jail owing to the bad con-
dition of his health.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
Leased a Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 9.-The
Louisville Southern Railroad COM
pany, at meeting of its stockholders
to-day, leased it's property to the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail-
road. This gives the latter road in
to Louisville.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
VIII Resign Their Office,

BERLIN July 9.-It is almost GER
tain that Herr Maytach, Minister of
Public Works. and DR.. Won Gossler,
Minister of public work and educa-
ton will tender their reslgnatio ms
when Emperor William returns fro m
his trip to Norway.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
A Big Bond Issue.

BUENos AYREs, July 9-The presi
dent of Argentine Republic has au-
thorized the issue of bond-notes to the
amount of elOO, 600. 900 for the purpose
OF relieving the financial situation.
The rejection of the proposed loans
has caused great excitement on the
bOurse,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
The Pope Growing Feeble.

ROME, July 9.-The pope has be-
come very feeble and in anticipation
Of his end he is preparing written in
structions for the guidance Of his sue
cessor. His Holiness has revised his
will and is arranging for trustee
ship of the church funds after his
death,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
Montenegro wants Union.

CETENJE, July 9.-The official jour
nal of Montenegro, referring to the
quarrels between Servia and Hun
gary, expresses the hope that the
dangers threatening the Servians
will lead to internal unity and the
formation of an alliance with kindred
people against the common enemy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
XXX--PEARL BEER --XAX
Good Russian Harvests.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 9.-The pros
poets for the harvest throughout the
whole of Russia are good. In the
Baltic provinces the prospects are ex-
ceptionally good.
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Wants Her Portrait.

LONDON. July 9.-The queen has in
vited Sir Sowobada, the Austrian ar
tist, and his sister, who is also an ar
tisu, to visit Windsor Castle for the
purpose of painting portraits of the
members of the royal family.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
Financial Panic Continues.

MoNTEvIDEO, July 9.-Run on
banks in this city continues notwith-
standing the fact that the government
has decreed the forced currency of
notes OF the national bank for six
months.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09

-Wanted-A first-class dry goods
salesman for Corpus Christi; none but
competent man need apply. NJ. L., at
Goldfrank, Frank & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
DIR. Peters Heard From.

ZANZIBAR, July 9.-Dr. Peters, Ger
man explorer, reached the coast from
the interior of Africa yesterday. He
is well.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
Base Ball Busted.

CHI CAGo, July ga dispatch from
Detroit says the international ball
league has collapsed and was yester-
day officially declared dead.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09
Volume X--Number 80
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS

Gold Gone Glimmering.
BUENOs AYREs, July 9.-Premium
on gold has advanced to 200 per cent.