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auotable at l9@131ac: California smoked Bacon;
9@l0c 2 ID for heavy and medium. and $50
1870 10 for light; 1s!e@I4c for s extra Light ln1
Hams for city trade. I3s4@l!c: California HANS ans
salt, 1214@l212c q ID; Tefrigerator-cured. iSg
131ac; Lard, tierces, Eastern, all kinds, 9g5I4c:
cases, lUGl01%c: California tierces. 9L4Q552c.
haf-blls, 912@9s4c; tins. Toe: pals, lO-o, i9t2c;
do 5-io. 10Hc; kegs, e34@l0c q ID; Mess Beef
81 5o@S; extra do, IS 5000 family do'
81 50@l2 clear Pork, $40 50920: extra prime,
Sl6 50417; extra clear $2G92U SO: mess do,
S1S@1S so p Dbl; Pig Pork, p key $3Q325:
Pigs Feet, $13@13 so q bbi Smoked Beef, 11s49
lie q 10
noPs-Firm at so9S21ac for fair and 35@4oc
q 10 for good to choice
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy saited steers, S12c p
10: medium, Size p 10; light 61ac: Cowhides.
512c sated Kip, &c; saited Calf, $3.50; dry Hides.
usual selection. 1U12e: dry Kips 109101ac;
dry Calf lOGl012c; prime Goatskins, 40@5Oc each:
medium do. Z5@35c; small skins, lG920c; Deer
skins, good summer, 30@D3oc; medium 25c: thin,
zoe c, 10; Sheepsklns, shearlings, l0@2Oc; short
wool, 30@50c; medium, 65930c; long wool. 90c@D
81 20 2 10. Culls of all kinds rs less. Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher
TALLOW-Fair TO good rendered, 312(1334c q ID;
refined. 47s@5c: Grease. 23493c p h.
WOOL-Fall clips: Humboldt and Mendocino free.
16@lSc; do defective, l4@l5c; Sacramento Valley
free, l3@15c do defective, llDl2c; Mountain free.
12@I5c; San Joaquin and Southern, 99llc Spring
clips: Valley Oregon, 2l@23lac; Eastern oregon.
1S@I20c; do fair, l5@l7c q ID.
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ToUJoURs ROI.

l--sT Is the time to love-" he said,
n FOR gladstone spring is here.
81 The buds swelling oyerhead:
IL Each bird sings TO It's dear.
20 maiden sweet the springs fair prime
Surely is Loves chosen time"
And she answered slyly, low,
'I know not; it may be So"
PIt is the time to love-" he said,
''FOr in these summer bowers
With green leaves dancing overhead,
Love hath no filter hours.
Sweet maiden, in these golden days
Love with more fondly Strays."
On her cheek the rose-hush burned;
ain Loves fables you are learned"
cit is the time to love-" he said;
Autumn at the gate doth stand,
Red leaves rustling overhead,
Grape and nut within his hand.
Maiden in these days of cheer
Think You Love draws not more Bearf
Answered she, with dOwncast smile,
"Loye, tits said hath many while"
cit is the time to love-" he said,
"For Though the grass Is scar,
Aud eafleSS branches overhead
Sigh OF the winter drear, .
Though suow-wreath irvine, q, maiden sweet
Hath Love ever hOurs nor meet
Silent she while Love laughed low,
Fitting arrows TO his bow;
"Spring Is glad ana summer sweet,
Sun nor storm may stay my feet,
Let me whisper, youth, 10 tnee,
Seasons all belong TO me"
Lucy RAN DoLPH FLEMING, in Harper's Bazar.
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Upited End.wment Assoc a,e,

Laurel Lodge, No. 40, of Seattle; WILL
annette, No. 80, of Portland; Oriental. No.
"A. of Chicago; Lily OF the West, No. 70, of
Chicago; Forward Lodge, No. 76, Of Oak
land, aud Yosemite, No. 4, of San Francisco,
had limitations at their last meetings
NJ. Cooney, G. c., paid visit to Suisun
Lodge, No. 20, at its last meeting. An open
meeting was held, and a large delegation
from Napa Lodge, No. 1, present. After
the meeting and listening to an address
from the q. c., all retired to the banquet
ball, where the tables fairly gro med with
the good things provided by the ladies' of
Suisun, and to which justice was done by all
present.
Mountain View Lodge, M. 35, at San
Rafael, hell very enjoyable open meeting
on the 2Sth inst. The G. c., &. g. and other
Grand Lodge officers were present.
Excelsior Lodge, No. Is, will hold an ice
cream party on November It'll. The Com
mitiee of ArTaDgc ments are doing every
thing to make 1t a succpss.
The entertainment given by the Deputies
of Grand Division, No. 3, was success and
was well ATTENDED. The programme selected
was well rendered and all present enjoyed
themselves aud hoped another would soon
faIinm
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AUTUMNAL ADVICE.
Keep your feet warm and dry.

Keep your feet warm and dry
Wear waterproof boots in preference to articles of
rubber.
Keep your eye on your umbrella, you win need it
yourself.
Stop cough or a cold at once. Pneumonia and
consumption may be started by either.
II You wear rubbers take them of whenever YOU
have the chance, even If only for few miputes.
II you feci cough cold coming on take a
drink Of pure whisky at once. 1t VIII keep the
blood in circulation and is the best preventive
against the diseases of the season.
Remember that only pure whisky should be taken.
Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky has the strongest recon-
mendations from the leading scientists and medical
men In the country, and is the only standard medi-
cinai whisky known. Insist having 1t.
talU tt Fl
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years old, but long past that in wickedness.
During their trial they positively denied
having been in the vicinity when the rob-
berry was committed. although several eye
witnesses testified to the facts. The mothers
of both boys were present when the sem
fences were pronounced and took the blow
dreadfully to heart. The boys seemed
slightly affected at first. but soon cleared
away the scattering tears and put on the
abandoned look of their kind.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Cacutta spot. nominal; May and juno.
6ssc; Wool Bags. 36@a3Sc; Potato Gunnies. nomi-
mai.
COAL-Prices were never moro at sea. Accurate
quotations hardly be given by the dealers them
selves. The latest prices of Coast Goals are: WEI
Iington, $40; New wellington, $40 80; Seattle
$l3; New Seattle, 81 l: Cedar River, 81; Diamond,
$40: Coos Bay, sll q ton.
OIL-California Castor Oil, in cases, No. l. 81 40;
No 2. 81 20 manufacturers rates.; Eastern do,
81 So; California Lin seed, bbs, q gall boiled.
7214c; raw, zoe q gall: cs, l2c more Refined
Cocoanut 55 G6Oc y gall; China Nut. 7OGs2c y
gallon: Eastern Linseed on, bbls, 7212c: do raw.
zoe p gallon; Lard OIL, bbIs, 721ac: cases. SOC
"a gallon
PETROLEUM Starlight, 221ac 2 cal; Downer's,
271ac q gal; Astral, 2I2c: 1902 Elaine, 261ac:
Pearl 22Iec: Water White, refined. bulk, lsc;
Headlight 1852, cases, Csc; Mineral Illuminating.
1902 271c In cases. Standard ll0' fire test. 1Sc q
gallon in tcaps 1S12c faucets and l5c IN buk-
WHITE LEAD--uoted at S4dS1ac v 10.
TURPENTINE-QuOteda at 6bc n gallon.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery has raised
its prices and quotes follows terms net cash:
Cube Crushed, Extra Pow dered and Fine Crushed.
all $3.50; Dry Granulated 61se: Confectioners' A.
&c; Extra C, 5ssc; Golden q, 51sc . ID; Bags, 1sc
than bbis.
Tine American Refinery has also raised Its prices
Fine Crushed and Powdered, SAC q ID; Extra
Fine Powdered. 612c; Dry Granuated. &c; Xxx DO.
&C., ConfectIonerS' A, 5TSc: White Extra Z, o3Sc;
Extra q, 6Ac: Golden G, sc = 10.
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TWO MORE COAL CARGoEs
A Mothers Trust.

Ellen W. Nichols, widow of Asa c.
Nichols, and executrix of his will, presented
her first and final account to Judge Levy
yesterday and it was passed on and APP
proved. She accounted for property worth
S64, liz %, and showed expend lures aggre-
eating $646S 03. The deceased left several
children whom he named in the will, but
bequeathed his whole estate to the widow,
and a decree to that effect was entered
yesterday. She has kent the estate intact,
except selling piece of land for $500.
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A BURGLARS Roast.

James Berry, young man from the East,
boosted a few days ago that he could grow
rich in San Francisco by theft and burglary,
as it was better place for the crook than
Eastern cities. Lodging-houses he deemed
easy prey. His boast was reported to the
property supposed to have been stolen, and
in his room were found IL revolver and arti-
Giles stolen from W. r. Huff at 923h Mission
street. Berry is supposed to be an Eastern
criminal
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Tie following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the office Of the County
CLERK:
California Cement Company: DrectoIs-Jo-
seph ScheareT. f. L. Brown, Il. NJ. Freund, IL j.
benson and j. e. Hall, OF San francisco. Cap
lai STOCK sl,oO0,000 OF which $4,000 has
been subscribed.
ID imond Creek Consolidated Gold Mining
. Com any: Direetors-J. B. Renstein. II. &.
Callahan, James r. Edoff, j. NJ. Seawell and T.
H. Ryan OF San francisco. Capital stock, $780,.
Sotosis F,ni, C"nna,nv e" 6 5HpsI,ioeu' =,
Smith, &. VI. Plumb Alton II. Clougb, of Oak
land. Mark Cakins Of Santa Clara and f. q.
Prilclafd Of San Francisco. Capital stock
SlOO,O OF which $1,000 has been snhscrIllad
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A Jail Breakers Petition.

In the habeas corpus case of Frank Muir
ray. who broke Jail twice while serving
seven months sentence in this city and
county for misdemennor, and who pettioned
for his release on the ground that the stated
term lad expired, Judge Wallace gave an
opinion yesterday that inasmuch as Murray
was two months away from the Jail during
his term of sentence, he must serve out the
full term. The prisoner was remanded to
the custody OF the Sheriff.
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snr.h Cow.lIle Moxne.

Sarah Cowell lie Moyne, who is just COM
pletng course of readings for the Cham
ming Society, will begin new course at Mis-
sion Music Hall this evening. The pro-
grammc will be of miscellaneous character
containing selections from Constance Feni-
more Woolson, Austin Dobson, Mrs. Cor
bett Mira. Browning. Robert Browning and
Henry Baldwin.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. 80.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErl


SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Wheat dull.
Barley options lower.
Other cereals quiet
Hay steady.
Lima Beans lower
Bran in sharp demand.
Sweet Potatoes excited.
Onions steady.
Plckled Butter higher.
Poultry frmer.
Eggs lower.
Game steady.
Grapes frner.
Apples rising.
Lines steady.
Summer Squash scarce and high.
New York Exchange higher.
Coal largely nominal
Wheat frelghts firm.
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To pevi.ee- In rev York,

The will of John f. Brady, who died at
Segler Springs, Lake County, on the 2Uth
inst, has been filed for probate. The estate
is valued at $25,5O0 The requests are as
follows: To Rev. b. b. Brady, brother,
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$1,000; to Angelina. sister $500; to Maria,
Brady, brother, $4,000; the residue to be
held by Rev. E. b. Brady as reserve for
family purposes. All the deyisees reside in
New YorF~
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Charles Rowland and William Crowley,
two young men with criminal records, were
charged yesterday at he City Prison with
petty larceny. second offense. which con-
stftntes felony. They are accused of
stealing parro: and cage from MIS-. Han
son Of 2l2 Perry street
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James Carroll aud James Bradley, the
young Mission toLgls who knocked a China
man down and robbed him of So, we're SEN
fenced to Folsom Tor seven years by Judge
SbaTter yesterday. The boys are only II
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hOKNINU SALE9
Board-75 Water 9524 55 Cal Electric Light
1874.
Street-$50, 900 Northern Railway Of Cal Bonds
ll3.
AFTERNOON sALE1
Board-75 Hawaiian Commercial. 1917; So Cal
Electric Light, ga; 20 do, 1865; 5000 81
Bonds, l2U1s.
Sfreet-2n 8 Water QhM
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His First Experience,

Thomas Haverty, who arrived here on
Wednesday on the steamer City of New
York, applied at the Receiving UospitaI
early yesterday morning for treatment for
Commissions of the head and body. He said
he had been assaulted on East street by a
gang Of about six'men who knocked him
down with club and robbed him of $500
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CHICAGO, Oct 30.-Wheat opened tame, with De
cember declining 14c, but May held steady. Then
firner feeling developed and prices advanced 12c
again settled back to the opening figures. from
which an advance of from CSC to s4c followed
eased off slightly and closed 14c higher than yester
day for May while December was unchanged. Re
ceipts, So, 900 bushels. Shipments, $4,000 bush
els. Rye firm at SIC. Barley firm at 7Sc.
CHICAGO, oct 30.-Wheat, cash, 81 OF.
Corn-531ac.
Pork-$lO 70.
Lard-$6 20.
Ribs-$5 45.
Whisky-Sl IA
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were more unsettled yesterday. Some de-
cined anu others recovered. In all cases. however,
the fluctuations were Insignificant except in Chal-
lenge, which rose from 50 80 to So 10.
Local securities were quiet with advanced prices
for S. +. Gas, Hawaiian Commercial and Hutchinson
Plantation.
Pacific Borax, Salt and Soda has declared a divi-
dend Of 81, payable November 10th.
Standard crushed last week S66 tons of ORE as
saying $500 Beicher, 2S6 tons, $25 81; Crown
Point, 1872 tons. Sic 63 Savage, $40 tons, so So,
and has $4,000 in bullion on hand.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list of ssmcnts now ending
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Sam Francisoo Meat Marked.

Wholesale rates from slaushterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-flrst quality. &c; second quality. go
512c; third do, 3i.GDiJac
NEAL-Large. 4G6c: small Calves, case.
MUTTON ethers. &c: Ewes eIbc
LAMb-spring Lamb, s12C9sc . 10.
PORK-Live Hogs 4t46s4Izc for hard granted:
stock Hogs. 3@S1ac q n: dressed do . IIc q d.
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The Fire Alarm,

The alarm from Box 1873 at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning was for fire between the
partitions of a flat on Ninth street. between
Mission and Howard. Damage to the ex-
tent OF Sl5O was done
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The Pope has decided to create secular
nuncios, to be attached to the Papal lega-
lions In Europe, who will enter society from
winch the ordinary nuncios are at present
forbidden.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-In the stock market this
orning the bears began to cover with much yigor,
and during the forenoon prices in active stocks
IN owed up sharply at times News from the argu-
ments ton be sugar trust case, however, created
bad effect in the afternoon, and sugar and the rail
road list lost nearly all OF the early gains Illinois
was hammered down ia on the report of the earn
ings of the past three months The close was heavy
and at near the opening figures final changes being
for small fractions Government steady. Spot
Pennsylvania petroleum opened at rs and closed at
rs; November opened at n and closed the same.
NEW YORK, Get. 3U.-United States Bonds: As,
12l1a: 414's, lO414: Northern Pacific, PTS; Cana
dian Pacific, 7l3s Central Pacific. 3014; Union Pa
cifc, 1875 Atchison. 3312; Wells-Fargo, 1873; West
ern Union. s2I2; suver, 106 Sterling. 81 S11a
ga SO.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3O.-wheat cash. 81 097s;
October, 81 091s.
Flour-Steady.
Coffee-Sl7 So.
Sugars 5-16@5 15-15c.
H.des-14Iac.
Copper-Lakc, $l6 10.
1in-Spot, 81 80.
Lead-DomestIc, So rs.
Iron-$l4.
Petroeum-76c.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Columbia for Port
land, the Santa Maria, Bonita and Pomona for San
Diego and the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The
Australia falls due from Honolulu, the Queen from
Portland, the San Pedro from Tacoma, and the
Eureka from San Pedro.
The barks Richard III, 954 tons. and Rufus E.
Wood l406 TONS load Coal at Seattle for this port,
ship Henry Failing 1893 tons, Coal at Nauaimo for
this port.
The latest Wheat charters reported Ships
Tacoma, 1872 tons. and Il. X. Thomas 1888 tons,
United Kingdom Havre or Antwerp, 40s.
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English Wheat Market.
FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3O-The spot market is firm at
rs 4d q rs I'd Cargoes are quiet at 3Ss Tor
off coast. 37s Sd for just shipped and BIS Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: October, rs 614d; November,
rs 714d; December Is 7s4d; January, rs 71ad;
February. rs 71ad; March, rs 71ad; April, rs 7I4d;
May, Is 714d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Oct 3O.--Consols 947s; United States
Bonds = As. 1877; 4Ia's, 1864 Silver 4s$sd;
Rentes 94l 30c.
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Mexican ID oIlars.

Fine Silver.
The local bank quotation is 81 06 per ounce.
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BOARD SALES,

nav Icy ~ - SSl--'N' 80
NCTf-Assessments OF mines not listed
1oaid 1ail delinquent in Office.
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, l21ac for sight drafts and
zoe for Geographic.
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srEAMEa. DEsrINArIoN. SAILS WIRE

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. 81 25@4 so: Bakers extras, 81 1894 rs /;
city superfne, 81 "a 80: interior brands, $40
50 for extras and S3@3 IS q bbl for superine.
WHEAT-Dull. Prices show no change. No. /,
81 3334@l So; No. 2. 81 3O91 321a: choice,
81 1914; extra choice for milling, 81 371a a
l 421a; Sonora, 81 3lA@1 3ss4 q ctl
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NJ j Brooks, Haywards
W ii Mix, Illinois
j VietZ, Bouldin Island
+ Ii Lyons. Mexico
NJ Wiener, San Mateo
j Patterson, Montana
j A Alexander, Montana
j $ Hall, Iowa
VIII Buckner, BlueCanyon
j Moran, Blue Canyon
w Fritz, nlue Canyon
G NJ Humphreys, Blue
Cany on
W Miller, Blue Canyon
Il c brooks, Tulare
LICK
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-26
THE DIsPUTATIOUS NUISANCE.
How He Worries the Traveller OF
Trains and Boats.

How He Worries the Traveller on
Trains and Boats.
There is a species of the genus fiend
who gets some of his best work in at
this season of the year, says the BOs-
ton Traveller. He is the being who
insists upon talking about politics
and other kindred topics of controv-
ersy on railroad trains, steam boats,
and in the various places where the
public are obliged to consort. Lately
some individuals belonging to this spe-
cies congregated on one OF the harbor
boats and sustained for about a half
an hour heated conversation on the
tariff, much to the annoyance of their
neigh bors, who were thus prevented,
some from enjoying the beauties OF
nature, and others from the intel
lectual feast which their newspapers
afforded them.
Indeed, so fierce became the discus
sion between the aforementioned in
dividuals, so high were their voices
pitched, and so ridiculous and futile
were the arguments by which they
endeavored to support their theories,
that the more sensitive and intelli-
gent around them were forced to flee
madly into the cabin and to forego the
from breathing the pure air that blows
from the sea in the early summer
morning. Others not less apprecia-
tive OF the horrors of their situation,
but more pugnacious than those who
fled before the angry disputants,
stuck to their ground, and from them
came every now and then deep
throated murmurs which sounded
very much like threats. We feel sure
that if they only had had leader to
lead them on to q vindication of their
wrongs they would have thrown
every member of that tariff-wrang-
ling group to the bottom Of the sea.
The disputants. however, were so
deeply absorbed in their discussion
that they were serenely unconscious
of the danger which threatened them.
They were last seen after the boat
had arrived at it's wharf and most of
the pa ssengers had mbarked. sit
ting IN their seats, still voclferating
and gesticulating, in white heat of
1t is quite possible
that they are still there, spelling the
enjoyment of the promenades of
pleasure seekers who may take trips
on that boat today.
There is no doubt about it, some
thing must be done to suppress the
fiend who disputes in public. Socie-
ty is not safe while he is permitted
to exist. 1t would be impossible to
all the injury which he
does to suffering humanity. Nervous
hysteria, even rabid
mania, are known to result from his
Look out for him. At
this season of the year he is as dan
gerous as a mad dog.
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Carpets, Mattings,
lin0ieum, Etc.

Containing good many Inducements, Simply Unmatched.
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Good Work by Women.


From the New York Star.
The college settlement" in the
slums of New York, which was main
tanned during the winter by repre-
sentatives of Vassar, Smith and We'll
lesley, has "come through the winter
famously." They have had at all
times seven residents, and usually
more, and have kept eight clubs 60
ing for teaching the neighboring chill
dren and entertaining them. They
give out books from their library one
day in the week, and show picture
books and games to the little ones.
They have opened hot baths at ten
cents each, and they have regular
afternoons when they entertain the
older women, chiefly the mothers of
club memb ers. They are being neigh
borly with more than two hundred
boys and girls and their parents, and
are putting a pleasant, refined home
within the reach of people whose only
escape from small, crowded and dirty
rooms has been in the street or the
saloon. They do not hope to work a
revolution, but they are doing some
thing
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The Countess Tolstoi.

The Countess Tolstoi has lately Wis
tied London as delegate to the Lib
eral Women's federation. She Is a
beautiful and accomplished woman,
and, unlike her husband, is extreme
ly fond of society. She gives up her
preferences, however, and is the nov
elist's private secretary, making type
written copies of his prohibited stories
and circulating them through the
mails whenever possible. There are
nine children, of whom the eldest, a
very attractive girl of eighteen, is her
fathers most enthusiastic disciple,
denying herself all indulgences,
wearing the cheapest clothing and at
tempting in all things to live as the
primitive christians. All the family
speak English, French and Russian,
and most of them are musicians.
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Containing good many Inducements, Simply Unmatched
BY buying direct from several of the largest Manu-
facurers Eastern States enables equip ourselves
with the choicest fpattens that personal selection from
Multtudinous Variety affords.
We have kept awake to the tastes that luxu-
ny, and the many combinations and ideas in Straw,
designers were busy producing last Winter that
well represented in this seasons mpoations of Mapgs
You will go long ways before you find large
assortment of Window Shades that will bear fitting
resemblance the Opaque and Holland shades just introduce
ed by us. AS with everything else, do nothing by
halves, affoding further scope of demonstrating
business policy to lead rather than be led by competition No
trouble show goods Facilities for laying Floor Coverings
or hanging Curtains on short notice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-26
FOR ONLY A SHORT TIME.

Have for sale two pieces of fine bust
ness property on Washington square.
Buy quick before prices go up. JnO. T.
Ham bletOn 81 Co.