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Il 1908 2Sth St, 10 rooms and bath: S45.
1901 Il St, u roolus, store and stable; SiO,
1901 COrcoran ST. W., l o rooms, corner: 500
3l21 st s rooms and ath S3S 10.
1914 Nailey 81. IL W., rooms; ST..
lO:}S 4th II. n. E., corner store. rooms; Sl5.
"a III Poplar ST. w. new Groom brick; 81. so.
1Gl5 18th st. Il. S20.4 40.
DEEBLE, DAVIS s co,
sl1-lm 13i3fst
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FOR .SALE-dOUSES.

EyOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE 1922 Il 81. NV. LOT
!a,; st3Slao feet ,E stseeps RssFsborh9sd offers
NV. cor Pierce place. sl6l2t'
I2ok sALE-BY FISH MILLER. 1913 sT.N.w.,
.iss ss.oT, Frame srSo% 1sH i9d 500
J2oR sALE-PIERCE PLACE NEAR 14TH ST, ,.
y story and basement. bay window rooms and
store and Dwelling cor Va ave and I'D st. in
n.st-ci.ss condition. large parking. 400
81 near electric railway. new house. this Sec
1ii Carol st. new a.story and cellar House: ~ioo
bet isi aud ssa pes story aud eel ooo
lar rooms and bath, GOOD lot ............. $500
r BEAgTiFuI New i2:kooM HOUSE, '
LOT 'G. ahRSe o Nc HE rn6S INT '01iiS
S6GE S tsiar Under Whole hoTsS ruE
aan sf5aE EMrhtr w sIFk. ,S
HEnso lighted by ELECTRIC
Will be sold at reduced fyure and on easy terms or
m~ sTaH%F FsiaSs Rt SiSA{Ly LIGHTED.
THE puhcHA sscq:n Of THIS Hksa FINE PROPERTY
It j. Il wiMLR. COS 13thst
EoR sALE-BARaAIN-9 PER CENT INVEST
y ment. room. bay window. ali imps. Brick
t only ss I'D Il bt rsnsfI for
EoR sALE-sPkoIAL -BAEGAINs-lo ROOMS:
ss d sTlSs gsi I'll n si s
Brick Dwsns SIS Eth st ne third cast. s2G Sss
Meridian Hin; cheap; 200. Large Double Brick
rociS N a a~ 9 ST. ssoO only
s-D-eo6t 025 ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

lcoR sGLE-NEw BRICK HOUSE IN ALLkY; a
Il rooms; water cloeef IN yard and hydrAnt; rents
for IL good tenant for sloo: ssoo cash. balance
two years BusINksS Star once. s2O-Jt.
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

IyoR RENT
y Brick Dwelling, MI. SIS A IT. .e
Broom Brick Dwelling, m l., 1925 L ct n " As
broom Brick Dwelling and Store NIL, 400 LIST n.e 40
JAMES II BROWN,
s22-3t 6o4 10th q. NV.
LOB RENT-l22p N ST. NV, Rooms CON-
4 pletely Furnished for Housekeeping or would
rent the entire house of IL rooms Furnished. Call
after pm. s2O-3ts
EOR RENT-176l MASSACHUSETTS AVE. THIS
Il Elegant New double House Of 20 rooms, conserya-
tory halls and all nrstclsss appointments. elegantly
papered and decorated. 10 offered for 900
mouth by tue year or for term Of ycars Apply toWM
II. SAUNDERS Z CO.. 14O7 st. s6-lm
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T,OR SALE-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON D
ST. ne. near tue Capitol. of the choicest loca-
lions i'll the city, Stories cellar ana back build
ing; OF the best material f.-cst workmanship; lot
20xi 90; wide alley; fronts reservation. Apply to
DAVID d. STONE, SOC 1T. NV 1t
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The above Is only portion OF tho property my
books For full LIST call Office for bulletin issued ON
the lstsnd 18th is23I TKOs. Z. wAGGAMAN.
I1OR RENT-A SiX-ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED.
Il sl6 per month: gentleman VII board for OF
furniture. Call bit , and Z. IL I'd st. ". s2j3t'
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VcUK SALE-THE BEST HOUSE IL THE CITY
u for the price location northwest near electric
line: handsome front: 81 rooms and bath; hardwood
iinish IL front alley in the rear easy terms
II desired. Price 81. 800 Will compare favorably
with houses held ut $4,000 and 81 900. Apply ut
once. DAVID D. STONE
1t 500 st. II, W.
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trOk SALk-HupsEs-
It's. bsi: ?ih and Isih; iorS: 2bath.. ..s4o.o 900
lot 2aeIIoo .:..........'..,....:;....,.,. $4,000
stable. $4,000
l.o. Io........... $4,000
lSth 81 near lows Giro Q; ltrs.: hsths...- 2lo0O
18Th ST bet and X 20rs. baths. ........ 10000
a. near let; l6rs bath 1880
2lst ST. near h: Hrs bath $500
St near 10th. lers. bath. 5000
Corcoran 81 bet. 18th and 18th Prs bath. 5000
II st bet 2lst aud 2.d; lots: bath. 900
ST bet; 10th and 10th; ors hsth; stable, 1000
loth St bet nd VI. =0rs: , baths. stable. $4,000
PUrtner place 0rs b4th 5000
MSach 81 rs.: bath 4.soO
Nsllsch 81: srs bath. 5000
u St se. bet 9th and IN -four frames; each. $3.50
ST nv near III, brlcks: J.s......-....... 1000
slg-N ALERT ALBERT. HOS @ st NV.
EoR sALE-TwosMALL HOUSES RENTING FOR
II els, with lot 26x90. Pierce Of. near Washington
81, Anacosfia, property advancing here. frice.
sl,SOO. Apply on premises TO Mrs. AI1DOkfEll OF
TO J. J. WATERS. attorney. 3l4l N St n sl9-,it.
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NOR SALE-IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NICE
Il Home do not fail TO inspect those handsome ne
houses Nos. 2lO, 2lo. PA 1T 10 and = room
and bath: furnace room and laundry speaking tubes
electric bells: complete In every detail large LOTS u
leys location centai aud convenient the busine ss
part of the city select neishboriUod For lowest
prices and keys apply to DAVID d. SIONE, SOC St
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Il Ok REM
II 80 6:h st. Sc.
13r.. m.i..............s55
sOS ii st. 81, all nal. 30
Rockville. 12r. X bath 40
1913 Ss;.. or. all MIST 80
6lJ & st Sc, 6r- nj 80
1917 I'D ct, Sr.. S.in.i. 30
142.I NJ. ave, d.. all
nl-l-..-.-..-...-. Do
4 Green's alley, Ar $780, 81
Slf 12th 81. SEE, 5r....-1O
$50 lst ne. 6r-...2O. 40
Ala NJ II. T.. Or.. milo. 80
49, Riggs ST. ST., all
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cSlp y, TT. m.i......S6O
3Ol2 DuInb't'n, Sr.. -. 30
2S1S y, sr..iiI.i......30. 80
l2.5S 3lst. ar. MI. "a 80
FOR u .Lu IA. Ipply ~
ell
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lcoR RESf-i $40 RI. AVE. NORTEEAsT COR.
$1,000 per year. JOHN Il BIAiI
sorlm 1871 q.
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= A CHANCE FOR YOU
0lS 18th st. adjoining the southwest corner of
18th and SITS. IL bought you will get o bar
gain. For particulars and permit to inspect call at
office ED j. O'BArE,
s2.}-3t 1905 + St
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SOR sALE,EAsT SIDE 9TH ST. Bat. AND
= SITS. NV; l0-room Brick all mod imps. lot .,0x
30 to alley; bargain at price asked: $4,000 North
side r ct near cor 3D. NV. history Brick; IL rooms
easy. DCGAS BUTLLE, G09 + st. NV s2o-3t
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. j = bile.
Stable in ~. bounded
by NY. ave. ana II II.
and l4tli and i5tA sis. S6
Stabic in 20. bounded
by J. anu NJ sts. and
10th ana i 81 sts.....3o
Stable in so. bounded
by " and y and Conn.
ave. anu lSih st ..25
Stable Ia 50. bounded
by Conn. ave. DC
Gales alld NJ SITS.
OFFICE hOONs.
80 9TH ST.. I'd and
4lh itours...............a5
llUS j 81. sd All a 4th
tioors,,..:..S5O and tl5
olO 18th st.. sui.e -
ROOMS, ID iiUor. 10
f3o.j Pa. ave.
ISHED
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Tor SALE-A FINE INVESTMENT IN TWO
4 Frame Houses on 4th 81. D. near g: renting for
81 month: lot 301SS. = alley; 5000.
For Sale-A Desirable Property 10Th st, two
squares from Dupont ClIcle: good Frame House and
lot 20xY2: alley: 5000.
For sale--A bargain IN 1.room Frame on 18th ST.
near 7; lot lS 6x95 price $4,000. DAVID D. S1UNE
500 + ST. ~ IT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
HELLO THERE
The Telephone Service Being Im-
proved and New Appliances
Put in.


Observing some manipUIatiuuS Of the
. telephone wires by the lincmcn Of the
company LIGHT man dropped in upon
Manager II. W. Milburr. for Information.
lie found that gentleman seated i'm his
working clothes before a mass Of wires
and large complement Of VariOuS tools
scattered around him. To the LIGHT'S
inquiries he replied. in explanation OF the
confused state Of things. lyon see We are
just now putting up AN hundred wire
Waring cable for our Commerce street
subscribers. which We at present are en-
gagged in testing. Our subscribers on that
street should have had the new wires
promised them a week ago. but We found
that TN" cable We had employed failed in
IN" test, and W" were obliged To dis
card ii. You 81" ! am So busy
just now with the process of testing the
new cable that haven't time to fully cX-
pam al, you would IKE to know about
ihehl' iou ma! 'ak' II ITr GRANTED now
uNrI, Gi ny u"i ,.a, '"H' pmluIS CI'
WIS III .""l', - " Io"- >"P 'oM"IuS M III
pi - NV S.I'l'u,! El INV sci we i III,
N'pi atoms 9l 'll' " re IlQi'' movements, Vi
int ar ana Il!t hoI>' "I N@hIclGH III ihe
SI""u'u SttEIS - PlrN'H""' anu IH'ic l.
irSS pt"oaDIil'y 81 ll!t currents passing
iiTil one wiz ~ w W N.Y. nv l'loNtlllclllS
"H I'H W. "ir Ha,i>h,u VIII Hi'rl .il' az
pt"Nai % , our Su">Ei InI i We nave nov
@o"Il l'"V Ir'l oi cdpr "ItrauH Sm We
P'nu'H Hnu We '""'IlPIdt Pu,nnN 2'V."
l'tI ""q'I'oHaI; rphSI>IIhS vi j" my WI.
'dpi' "loHS ''Ou'ud" Nlis.I an" d "I," nc
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
MUSIC IN THE AIR.
That's What Band Director Beck
PROPOSES to Have.

Last night LIGHT representative had
an interesting chat with Prof. Carl Beck
about the musical outlook and the pros
poets Of the orchestra which he organized
"a short time since. Mr. Beck says that
the new band which at present consists of
twenty eight men, has sixteen military
and twelve civilian musicians. When
asked as to what were the prospects of
increasing the size Of the band, and
whether San Antonio had enough talent
to form large band, he replied:
1--we taken tWcnty-eight of the ableSt
and most talented musicians | could find
in the town. If our efforts are SubStan-
TALLY encouraged, we will greatly increase
the orchestra. | think there are some
thirty or forty amateurs who are progress
sing rapidly, and will, before long, become
available timber"
That means that with the proper en-
enlargement the y-OrganiZed band
can easily be converted into permanent
orchestra of sixty or siXty-tive excellent
musicians.
The band now consisting of twenty
eight men will play in the Beethoven
MaennerchOr entertainment next Satur-
day night, and beginning Sunday next,
will give a series of regular Sunday night
concerts at Muth'S garden.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
IMPORTANT SERVICES
Rendered by the Great Carriers Of
the Country.

Perhaps next to the postal and telegraph
accommodations, the express service is the
most important. Every person whose eX-
perience is not confined within his native
four walls or backwOodS village, undOubt-
eddy has had some business relations with,
or al least heard OF some of the great eX-
press companies.
The business of these concerns is not
confined TO transferring parcels and pack
ages OF merchandise, but they also trans
port money which they transfer in pack
ages. by telegraph or by money orders
Their money order system is perhaps as
complete. convenient and safe as
that conducted under the postal service.
1t is cheap and, theoretically. it is safer.
for yOu can bring suit against a corpora
ton while il is against the constitution to.
sue the Federal government. in case the
money is lost.
There are two such offices in this city
and with the exception of the offices in
Dallas, they are the largest and busiest in
the state They forward daily an aV-
CragG of three to five hundred parcels.
packages and bundles of every kind,
while the books show an average recGiV
ing Of seven hundred and fifty to one
thousand such packages, ii good deal of
this merchandise crossing, passing into
Mexico.
The local offices report that they also
do considerable amount of money trans
pOrtations, especially through their
money orders.
An interesting feature of the express
business is their messenger service. One
line employs between here and New Or
leans. east, and between here and FL PaSO~
west, sixteen messengers, whose trips aV-
erage fully 400 miles per day. Another
line employs between DeniSOn and Laredo
and Kerrville, Corpus Christi and HOuS-
ton eighteen Of them. whose trips average
some three hundred to three hundred and
fifty miles day.
The messenger accompanies every ship
mcnt of goods and it is his duty to see
that they are properly stored and dcliv-
cred. There is something else to the mes
Senger'S duties. He is usually given a
double barrelled pop gun along, and when
some lone highwayman calls upon the
engineer and fireman, Company halt,
right dress" he is expected to shoot or be
shot. 1t often happens that the meSSen-
ger shoots; it Oftencr happens that the
highwayman shoots; but ithappens often
est of all that neither of them shoot. In
that case the highwayman catches the
cash, and the messenger catches the ID
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Horrible Work of Burglars.

LONDON, May 21.-A dispatch from
Vienna says the house of Judge
Kornes, at Debreczin, Hungary, was
entered by masked burglars Monday
night. The thieves were ransacking
various apartments, when the judge
and his niece, a young lady, awoke
and confronted them. The robbers
fell upon the judge and hacked him to
death with knives in the presence of
the Mortified girl, after which they
seized and bound her hand and foot
with ropes. They then resumed their
thieving operations, Plundering the
house Of large quantity of valuable
property and made their escape.
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An Iniured Husbands Crime.

ST.. LOUIS, May 2l.-A dispatch
from Jessup, Ga, to the Post-Dispatch
gives account of frightful double
tragedy there early this morning. 1t
appears that J. NJ. Mccall, county
surgeon of Ware county came to
Jessup from Brunswick about 10
o'clock last night and stopped at the
Littlefield house. He retired to his
room and after staying In bed two
hours, went down stairs in his night
clothes and asked for Mr.. Littlefield,
but could not find him. He
then went to Mrs. Littletield' g
room and knocked. She admit
ted him. Mr.. Littlefield was on
the front porch, watching him, I'd
finding them in compromising situa-
ton, he rushed through the window
into the room and shot his wife just
over the left eye, killing her instant
ly. He then shot Mccall four times;
one ball struck him In the lip, just
under the nose; one in the right side,
one in the left shoulder and one in
the small of his back. Mccall ran in
to the adjoining room and fell. Med
ical aid was summoned, but he died
at 2:20 a. IN. Mccall was about
fifty years old, with a large
family, having grown children, and
the family stands very high.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21

WASHINGTON, d. G., May 2l.-The
scene in the house this morning, is a
confusing if not an exciting one.
Object of members on both sides seem
to be to out vie each other in creating
noise, rather than give any lntelli-
gent consideration to the tariff bill.
It is impossible to understand what is
being said, the applause and laughter
and cries of "louder,n drowning the
voices of the speakers. For half an
hour before noon, the committee of
the whole was a perfect bedlam, no
respect was given to the rules, no
atten ton paid to recognition of the
chairman and uproar was the order
of the house. AT noon the committee
rose and reported the bill to the
hOusa
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All Ancr the Capitalists.

Houston, Tex, May 2l.-The HOus-
ton Commercial club will send COM
mittee of five members to Fort Worth
to try to induce the Boston and Chi
cago capitalists to come here. There
was also a meeting of the sub-commit.
tee on transportation to arrange to
bring them down.
Henry Moore, who is charged with
the murder of his wife, Hester, is in
Jail and Will have his preliminary
trial in day or two.
The Houston Schuetzenverein have
accepted the invitation to take part
in the coming big shoot at New
Brauufels.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Reported Railroad Deal.

ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-Officials of St.
Louis and San Francisco railway in
this city have no information in re-
gard to the reported purchase of that
road by the Topeka and Santa Fe.
General Manger Merrill left the city
hurriedIy last night for Chicago, on
receipt of dispatch summoning him
to the office of President Marvel, of
the Atchison. At present it cannot
be said whether the ABSORPTION will
result in the removal of the general
offices from st. Louis, or whether
there will be any change in the man.
aoement
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Fort Worth's South Side.

FORT WORTH, May 21.-The South
Siders of the south side of Fort Worth
will have an election May 3lst with
regard to the Incorporation of the
south side with the city of Fort Worth,
or whether it shall be separate city
of itself, with full municipal rights.
Inc election will be held at Bacon
ill school house and J. l., Tyler will
be the presiding officer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Commercial Cable.

LONDON, May 2l.-A large block of
Commercial Cable stock has been sold
to London syndicate, composed OF
parties interested in the Canadian Pa
cific railway, and Sir Donald Smith,
w. G. Van Horne and H. G. Hosmer,
of Montreal, and Thomas Skinner, of
London, were elected directors to
represent this interest. Mr.. John w.
Mackay still personally holds more
than one.ha of the capital stock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21

CHICAGO, May 21.-The second of
the series of Baptist anniversary
meetings began here this morning
when the American Baptist Publica-
tion society convened in annual ses-
sion, there was large attendance,
Rev. George G. Lorimer. pastor of the
Emmanuel church, of this city, deiv-
cred the address of welcome.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
That Pharmaceutical Programme

That Pharmaceutical Programme.
The Houston Post has the follow
ing zone of the most professional"
programmes of a feast barring the
hieroglyphics usually employed by
doctors of medicine, that has been
produced, was that used at the recent
banquet given the Texas State Phar-
maceutical association at San Antonio
and presented to the Post by DR.. J..
Berghelm. The menu is presumed to
have been excellent, especially the
seasoning of the dishes, which was
gotten up in Pharmaceutical Latin,
and the tonics were especially COM
mended. The prescription for the
following morning was written, Polly
Harris Water, Hungry Johnny Water,
Citrate of Magnetism, ad lib" The
Houston visitors are liberal in telling
what occurred to them, but each one
takes care to mention what 1.-The other
fellow" did.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Waco Invites the Capitalists.


WACO, May PA delegation from
the Waco board of trade has gone up
to Fort Worth today to meet the New
England capitalists and invite them
to visit Waco.
There are daily shipments of cattle
out of Lott for Chicago over the Waco
branch in the improved New England
cattle cars.
In the meeting of the city council,
Alderman Payne introduced an or
dinance to expatriate hogs from the
city of Waco. 1t was amended and
passed. The hog is now relegated to
the rural districts with the town cow.
Mr.. John A. Mckay, former prOpri-
etOr of the Hotel Royal, has gone to
RosKpOrt to locate hotel on Arkansas
Gay. He will be a great loss to Waco.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21

VICKsBURG, May 2l.-All reports
from the lowlands of Mississippi and
Louisiana are most encouraging as to
the crops, and in a few weeks time
few traces of the overflow will be seen
The Yazoo delta is like bee hive,
and cotton is being planted very fast.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21

WAsHINGTON, D. c. May PA
thief entered the apartments OF Sena-
tor ingalls, at the Elsemere during the
temporary absence of the family, and
secured jewelry belonging to the
Senator's daughter, Ethel, valued at
several hundred dollars. The thief
made good his escape.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Sunk on a Reef.

LONDON, May 2l.-The British
steamer Dacca, from London, April
80, for Brisbane, struck the Daedelus
reef in the Red Sea, on Friday last
and filled and sank. No lives were
lost. The passengers and crew have
arrived at SueZ.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Penitentiary Warden in Trouble.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-The report of
q special committee of the trade and
labor assembly on labor will result in
legal proceedings against the warden
of the state penitentiary. The inves-
tigation of the committee was made
on complaint of the members of the
assembly against Chicago firm for
employment of convict labor. Har-
ness makers have already engaged a
lawyer and will begin action i'm
mediately on the basis of information
SacnrRd
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Companies Office, 4I3 {. Houston Street.
Liberal Terms 10 Agents
Santa improvements

TEMPLE, Tex, May GA force of
hands with teams and twenty pairs
of mules today began work extending
the yards Of the Santa Fe and to
make other improvements. Besides
building new depot and other build
ings, the company will put in seven
miles of sidings and switches to meet
the growing service here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Going 70 the dwelling.

New ORLEANS May 2l.-Louisiana
di vision of the Army of Northern
Virginia will leave this city Saturday
evening by the Northeastern railway
to participate in the unwilling of
Lees Statue.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Waco Directory.

McSSrS. Tourney X Morrison, Texas Di-
rcctory publishers. have completed the
Waco city directory, and have favored
the LIGHT with a copy. The directory
gives Waco population of 26,25O. an in
crease of 6.l35 since lSSSS9. The book is
we'll gotten up. and makes good refer
ence book. San Antonio being about
three times as large Waco. the next di-
rectory ought to figure up our population
70 about 1900.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Normal School Talk.

BATON ROUGE, La, May 2l.-Mr.
Curry, ex-minister to Spain under
Cleveland, general agent of the Pea
body fund, is here, and will, by invi-
tatiOn, address the general assembly
on the subject of education and nor
NAL school training
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Graduated One Pair.

MOBILE, May 21.-The annual COM
me ncement Of the Emerson Normal
institute will take place on Thursday.
May %. at p. m. There are only two
graduates the present year, Mary F.
Girard and Simon B. Durette.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
Reriin'S Big Budget.

BERLIN, May 21.-The budget COM
mittee of the reichstag has approved
credits amounting to 100000 marks
on account of German aspirations In
East Africa. OF this amount the sum
of $4,000 marks will be devoted to
paying the subsidy to the East Africa
Steamship company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21

WAsHINGTON, May 81. - Forecast
till a. m. Thursday, for eastern Tex
as, warmer, southerly winds and fair
weather. For Arkansas, showers,
winds generally southerly, stationary
temperature.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
A Colored Member of the Press.

BOSTON, May 21.-Robert Teamon,
colored, reporter of the Boston Globe,
was yesterday unanimously elected a
member of the Boston Press club.
He is probably the first cOlored man
elected to an incorporated white
mans club in Boston. TeamOn has
been connected with the Globe about
q year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-21
! Mighty Hard Trade.

QUINCY, Mass, May 2l.-An En-
glish syndicate is negotiating for the
purchase of the granite business of
this city. 1t is said that s. 600 900 is
involved