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Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Coal, W 0otl, Oats.

You get . big load Of wood. and We
guarantee 2, $40 pounds oi good, clean
coal in every ton you order from A.
Sergeant, No. 106 Maryland avenue
or seventh and King streets. Our
coal ID under cover and screened under
oar own supsrvision. Kindlisx wood In
large loads. Western oats . speciality,
baied hay and straw BY the ton. Yard.
1o6 Maryland avenue. Telephone, 64S.
Central once, TtA and King strsess.
Telsphope 567. Opeu In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Comm ence,nen, Exercises.

Tho High School commence ment ex-
ercises will be held on the last Wedues.
day Of this month; in either the Academy
Of Music or the Opera HOUSE. whom
eighteen boys and nine girls will grad
usis. The names OF the class are ~ fol-
lowe:
Grsnvills p. Alexander, r. Percy
Kiund, Harry q. Savil ., lola II. Chal-
fsut, Kate A. Fiinn, Ada N HILBERT.
Bertha Harlan, Ida NJ. Little, Louise
Leach, Laura Perkins, Nary T. Steven
son. Nellie G. Simmons. Clara L. sulli.
van, John j. Dougbsrty, Jsoob Foulk,
John j. McGovern, Edward a. McVeigh,
Alexander w. Pation, Albert L. Pawley,
AlthaiiA A. Alden, Marion y. Crozisr.
Rosalio II. Fulmer, Catharipe A. Full.
mor, Elizabeth A. HsugheJ, Margaret J.
Murphy. Margaritha II. Palmer, 9.
Maud VAIN right.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Labor Notes.

Seven hundred stonecutters in Pitts
burg went on strike yesterday. They
arc now receiving t3.60 per day. and
want S4.05.
The tin roofers In Brooklyn, New
York, yesterday went. ON strike for on
eigLt-hour day.
Eleven hundred carpenters in CIncin-
natl went on strike yesterday for an
eight hour day.
Nearly all ths men employed in Calais,
Maine, in handling lumber. have gone on
strike ior 81. so per day.
A statement Is published 10 Chicago
that Special Traasury Agent Stitch will
to-day besiu proceedings against the
officers oil the Master Carpsutsrs and
Builders Association for violation Of the
Alien Contract Labor law in bringing to
that city from Canada lot OF carpenter
to take the places Of the mon who struck
| last April.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

smeltz 4 Co., No. Ii Z. Fourth street,
are getting lots OF 6suthern produce and
are Outsslling any other dealer IN the
city at low prices. They receive daily
right direct from tho South strawberries,
piasspplss. psas, cueambers, squAshes,
6sans. new potAsoes, tomAtoes, cabbage,
etc, Wholesale and retail. No. ~ East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Nigh Reoo,n,nen daaon,

\ DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic Balssm.
Nd lady. 1t cured cases In my family
hich were marvellous cures. She says
Is the best lung medicine ever made
AID gentleman, 1t 'Aved my wife from
'ing from consumption ten year, ago.
We can give them right along for
ough,, colds, sore throat, and the cough
The grippe 1t is splendid. Soc. and 81.
old BY drusgista Depot Fourth and
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Funeral at New CASTLE.

The funeral OF the late John Janvier
Of New Castle took place on Saturday,
and WAS largely attended By bis relatives
and friends. The services at the house
were conducted by Rev. W. r. Patterson
Of the Presbyt terian Church, who made
an impressive address, The remains
were Inferred in this Presbyterian come
tory. The pail bearers were William J..
Ferris, James Nsvin, Alexander b. Coop
er, ESQ.,, Thomas I. Truss, David
Boulder and John II. Rodney, Esq.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
The Work Commenced.

The work Of taking the census was
commenced yesterday, and the enumera-
tors we're busy ali day. In many Ia
stances they lett blauks 10 BE- nlled BY
the head OF the family, for which they
will call In u few days. As far as known
none Of the snumerators experienced Any
trouble, and all are busy at thsir work
to-day. Tho census nust be completed
in twelve days. aud each day the emu
msrasor 10 required to report 10 ths
supervisor what he has accomplished.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
GREAT SAMPLE SALE
Low WALKING Shoes, OXFORD TIES and SLIPPERS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
|HAMBURGERS' SHOE HOUSE,
Tomorrow and the Rest Of the Week
III is the BIGGEST InduCemelt Sample Sale Ever Offered.

We will into detail to tell just when and how we
manufacturers samples bought direct from headquarters for
SPOT CASH figure that enables us to give them to our
evev imaginable variety Tell your neghbos Tell your iend
1t will be verabe Waterloo for patrons and bound TO
bring great rush. We prepared with an extra corps Of
salespeople Our advice is come early
Here's few of the bargains ofer
We the goods in all sizes, toe and COM
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Duel IN : Cemetery.

Io JIsvILLB. Ky, June 2.-Ths
Courter-J0urnal says Thomas OVERLY,
an advertising agent, who has been here
only . fcw mouths, and ChArles San.
dsra, travelling man for An Evansville,
Ind, clothing house, fought duel at 81.
Louis Cemetery last night Sanders
was engaged 70 BE- married TO Mis- .
Emma Zenor, . handsome young lady Of
Evansville, who y now Waiting In this
city. Upon coming here to see the
young lady, Sanders discovered that
OVERLY had suppianted him In her alice
tions. A quarrel was followed by .
fight, in which 6audsrs was worstsd.
The men sfterwards met At the Alex.
ander Hotel aud resumed their difficulty,
and finally decided 70 settle the affair
acc cording to the code. Overby was re-
presented by Prank Lattrail, ayoung
man who lives in indianapolis. while :
travelling man from Cincinnati. named
Harry Thomas, Acted y second for San
dcrs. Accom- panied By . medical stu
don't, named James White, who acted 20
surgeon, and reporter, the party secur-
ed carriages and drove to St. Louis
Cemetery, tu the suburbs. Tho princi-
pals took their positions, armed with 81
| callbre Smith s. WessOn revolvers, 2(
paces apart.
1t was too dark to see the men plaiply
except At . close distance, sut they both
displayed great eoolnsss Tho sscoudi
| took their respective posittens, latter sr
ranging that the firing should begiu
when three had been counted.
Zone, two, three"
As tho last number was called by thu
physician who cid the counting. a blaz
OF tiro flash 4 from the Music Of botl
pistols. Before one could sen whether Of
not either man was wounded, four more
reports rang out aud Sanders staggered
up TO the tombstonc near him, aud sup
por ed himself by its cold sides. DIR
White hastily examined him, and found
that one bulle. had penetrated his righ
breast, near the top Of his shoulder. whil,
suother had made . slight hcsh wount
in his left arm. lie had fred two shots
while Overly had fred three.
Sanders wounds were dressed q
| quickly - possible, and he was placed II
his carriage and taken - New Albany
Ind, where be took the Arlt train for hi
home In Evansville. His wounds arc no
considered fatal. The other participant
In tho affair have all left the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Political.

The State election In Oregon was held
yesterday. Asagre returns ind'cste the
reelection of Herman, Republican, to
Congress by from 1000 to 5000. The vote
on Gcvsrncr 10 close, the returus favor
Ing Psnnoyer, Democrat. II Is believed
the Republicans will have majority on
jolut ballot iu ths Legis! !atute.
The city election liz Norwich, Conpec-
ticut, Yesterday, resulted In tho election
Of A. A. Crandail, Democrat, for Mayor.
Ths rest OF the officers, except Collector
aud Treasurer and one Councilman, are
R.publ!csn,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
The Emperor Threatens Bismarck.

Berlin, June 2.--The Emperor has
informed PriGce Bismarck that II be does
not stop his press u:terings the result
will be serious.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Ohargsd with immortality.

BaLviDERE, June 2.-Wm. stephens,
New York caterer, has been srrsstsd
on . charge OF open immortality with
Mary Loman, Of this town. Tbs woman
has two children by him. Stephens was
held In $500 bail to await ths grand
jury's action. The woman WAS allowed
70 20 on her own rscognixanOe.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

WIN positively cure all manner OF sure
eyes. whether indamsd OF grsnulated,
weak sight o impaired vision. 1t Is sure.
Every one having weak Or diseased eyes
ought to try It. % cetAts. Sold by drug
gisis. Depot, Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Fire hugs In Egg Harbor City.

EGa HARBoR CITr, N. j., June a.
Several dwelling houses were fred early
this morning. liis tirss were discovered
and ex,ingulshed without any damage
being done to property. No clew 70 the
incend diaries has Jet been discovered.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Dss,reysa 81 FIRE.

The celebrated 3 B. b. b. cigar, manu-
iactured BY H. =. Bourbon a. Bro., No.
Nv West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hossls aud ciG " storeA Try ons.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

n, hsy Are Lees Than os,s
bin. r. stock Of Quilts, Table Llueus.
ts..,i towels. etc. We sre oi.s ~
sh,u,sys s sness Eoods. Worrsll, 1iith
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
The surs Cure for Headache.

Tired Teslisgs, Liver Troubles, Kidney
nplaints, Ysllownsss. Skis Blotches,
etc, are Dr. eimms' Liver PillA No
sieknsss or gripping attend their opera
lion. 3to. Sugar coated. Depot Fourth
and King. seld By druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
0el MArkos n>,>~a

1s s,s y, blue serge or shsyiot suit 10
bassrs PAnts, - up; cut to your
Iass We'll made, With good vim.
l,st r., oVsr 100 different pateerns 10
sol 4 6ood ht guaranteed. L,y.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Death spoiled Hls Reputation.

ST. LOUIS. june IA POLICEMAN last
night fired At and killed thiei .whom lie
had found robbing = sleeping man in y
doorway. The robber had tried o escape.
ne WAS recognised Is william Howard
of previous good reputation.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
n,,,nurck Oo,us 10 EnCland.

The HAGUE, June 2.-princs Bismarck
will arrive At Venlo on ths 2l,t lust. en-
route " England.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
fV or.
Tho following game, w. conc,
tertsy: 'oss

n
terdsy: \. sss
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, II.
At wYork-New York. o; Brook
lyp, a.
AT tChicago-Chicago, Il; Pittsburg. 1.
At Clsvelaud-Clevsland, 8; Ciocin-
natl, l.
PLAYERs' LEAGUE.
Al philaaslphia = PhilAdelphia, III;
Brsoklyu.
At New York-Nsw York, 10; Bos-
ton. Z.
At Chicago-Cbioago. Z; Cleveland, 20.
At BudAlo-BuGaio. i; PittsburR, =.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
AT Hartford - Hartford, 2; New
Haven, 8.
At Worcestsr-Baltlmors, o; wo.-
cester, z.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
At tAltouna-Altoona, z; York, g.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, y; Leba-
non. 0.
Sam Thompson has taken . sudden
fall in batting.
The Syracuse Club has released Third
Baaeman Joe Battiu.
Cincipnsu took the lead IL The Ma
tionAt League race yesterday.
Tbs Philadelphia National League
Club dropped 10 second place yesterday.
Washington may take Brooklyn'a
place In The Association almost without
warning.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Mo- vonr ch.nco.

7. A. Shannon has Just received hne
lise Of gsots' flannel shirts at the lowest
pFices, sos West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Took y Paii.Bearer's Team.

READING, june 2.-Alice Stettler. =
widow aged II, has been taken to the
Allentown jail on the charge Of horsc
stcaling. Yesterday she passed the house
OF Mrs. Reuben Dashler, who lives across
tho line Ia Lshigh county. while funeral
was going on. She picked out one OF
the beat looking teams OF the many that
were hiich.d around the promises. 1t
happened to belong to one OF the pail
bearers, Reuben Kratzer. She unhitched
1t very quickly, and Jumping into the
carriage drove of. Persons who saw her
aud suspected thar 1t wAs not all right,
notified the owner aud several parties
gave ohase.
After an exciting drive of nearly ten
miles Mrs. Ststtlsr was overhaulcd near
Fise,wooj, this county. aud taken into
custody. Some clothing was found In
her possession. A number Of my sterious
robbere es have been committed In her
nsis borhood OF late.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Firo nj Higlltntown.

TRENTON, June IA DISASTROUS fre
occurred early this morning. at Hights-
town. II began in tho stable attached
to the hotel ci ID. A. Lan;z, and resulted
In tho burning of all the outbuildings,
together with Ave horses. three cows and
several hogs. 1t communicated with the
Hour and iced place Of Elmer Goldy, also
the tAllow house OF Edward McCuc.
thence 70 tho blacksmith shop Of W. P.
Heller.
Tho loss for d. A. Lantz was $4,000,
partly covered by insurance; about the
same loss for the other sufferers. At ous
time the entire business part OF the town
was threatened. The only engine IN tbs
town did good service. II 10 supposed
that tho fro was OF incsnd diary origin.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
" asnsag.... rso,vs.

WARRINGTON, June SIN the United
States Senate yesterday Mr.. Plumb in
troduced the Silver bill prepared by Mr..
st. Johns. OF New York, and II was ro-
ferrsd. The conferences report on the
Army Appropriation biil-captsen pro-
vision included-was agreed to by vote
OF 80 to8.
A caucus Of the Republican members
Of the House was held last night TO con-
slider matters OF legislation. The con-
ferees on the Disability and Service Pen
sion bill were instructed to insist upon
tho service pension feature, and to Sc
cure the inclusion of = provision that no
pension shall DO less than 50 per month.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

Harness repair rromptly at Perkins.
101 W. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
DE-. s.nns, Era Cure

Harness, robes and whips at Perkins
No. 10l West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Tho Ei.t MARKET.

Powell has on his stalls In the Third
street market shad, buLtsr fish, bass,
tout, orocus. halibut, sturgeon, houn-
dors. etc.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Crayon Portraits
For Cleaning siiverware,

For $500 are still being made as Cam
mings' gallery, 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

The perfume OF vioiets, the purity ol
the lily. the glow Of tho rose, aud the
lush OF Hebs combine 10 Poazoni'a won
drous Powder.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

Tappan's Relucent. unequalled, 25c. per
bottle, =. Miliard II. Davs'. No. . East
Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Drevisies.

Bf0vhioSs
rne cueRpsst hat house In the city
Hu,n ford DfoS. A6s Market street.
1ly nush's coal. vou v III like 1t.
American Laundry, sea WoatFront,s.
Try Bush's coal, ysu will surslyitxs
Cupping and ieschina. its B, sscondit
Brazilian Balm cures colds, catarrh. etc.
Pine lsK. Hinge At Aani's, ID 4. 4th strsst.
Frank Hoop SnitA, druggist, 9TH And King.
Pa er hanging doue by g. n. Baldwin 4
Son, 81 v. Fourth street.
Il you want chsnp picture frames go to 2 .
X. BsuHi, va " est Second g}rest. have NO
largest stock In Delaware. Come and see iof
yourselves.
~ -. 2,e Market street. has the largest nnd
ehe eApcst stoc oil hats, white ehirtss dnuer.
wear, neck wear and hosiery In ths city. Cali
and seehlr.
John q. Bryant, Of No. TIA French street, i'
the authorised agent for the books written by
Henry NJ. Stanley, and now being published
BY Chaa scrlbnsr's Sons. Agents wanted.
Apply to John o. Bryant. ia Frsns street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

Nnen Baby was sick,
We yavs her CastoIiA.
When she was . Child,
She cried for Castoria.
Whom she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria.
Whea she had Children,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09
PEARSALL'S AFFLICTION.
The Towns Business Houses De-
StPOyPl nv Fire.

Dun'S commercial agency. this city. was
the first to receive tclcgraphiC infOrma
ton this morning that the business pOr-
ton OF the town Of PcarSall. the county
seat Of FriO county. had been consumed
almost entirely by fire.
The news spread rapidly and caused
considerable anxiety among business men,
many of whom supply PcarSall merchants
with goods
From mragrc particulars it is learned
that early this morning fire broke out in
one Of the stores on Front street. IN"
main street Of the city. fronting on tn"
railway depot. \ high wind began to
blow and tn" entire row OF stores. all Of
frame. were soon swept alvey. Fifteen in
all were burned. including Geo. w. Saun
derS' stock. the largest in PcarSall. The
only business houses remaining untouched
are Rogers 4 Hardness brick store at the
end of the street and L. 5. ScOvill. on tn"
other corner. The loss is pretty heavy.
and will foot up about $4,000. None Of
our insurance men had risks on the build
ingS. except the Alamo Insurance COM
pany. which had risk of 1900 on one"
PcarSall has no fire protection. only few
wells being III the city. The town is a
wooden one.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09
THE COURTS.
Doings i'm the Halls OfJuStiCc.

The 37th judicial district court has adj
jOurncd till Monday on account OF the i'll
ness of Judg" NOOnan.
In Judge Kings court the case Of j. f.
Price VS. Horton and MaltSbcrg"r is still
on trial.
In the 18th district the following new
suits have been filed:
San Antonio National bank vs. +. f.
Rutledgc. for debt.
Texas National bank Of San Antonio
vs.. j. w. Maddox. for debt
Texas National bank VS.. K. II. Me-
Cracker. garniShmcnt.
Texas National bank VS. FrOntcriza
Silver Mining and Milling Co., garnSh-
mcnt.
Lyon, Hall & Co. VS.. Rouff & Hewitt
for debt.
In the 37th district. J. Wilson Trap
nall VS.. &. R"han. to try It'll" and for
damages.
August LILLIAN. Il native OF Germany.
received final naturalization papers in
Judge Kings court this morning.
In Justice McAlliSter'S court Flora
Dclgado was arraigncd for using ahuSiv"
language: the justice reserved his d"ci-
sion.
Yesterday evening Alcck Johnson.
charged with abdUcting a l3-ycar-Old
girl named Alvina DiIwood. was given
preliminary examination and held i'm the
sum OF $50 10 await the action " the
grand iUTV.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 9.-Semi-
official returns of the city election
yesterday show that the election of
Holmes, democrat, for mayor, by
about 1900 majority; Peake, democrat
elected over Case, republican, for
treasurer; and Froher, democrat, de-
feats Quinby, republican, for city at
tOrney. Michael ROland, noted as
member of the Clan-Na- Gael triangle,
was the republican candidate for
police judge. He was defeated by
Wheeler, democrat. The republicans
elect Bishop. auditor, and Cannon
speaker of the upper house. Four
teen members of the upper house
were elected, seven of these are re-
publicans and seven democrats. -Four
aldermen were elected from the wards
including the recently annexed terri
tory to the city. or these, two are
repu blicans, and two democrats. This
is the first time in four years that the
democrats elected their candidate for
mayor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09
THE EASTERMONATH.
4 Highly Successful and Entertain
ing Evening.

Ios, o,..ui,,, tho In,rs of tho Cosiro
were REQ op"nrd Vide t" receive "i the large and
fnsLinnahIn ondicnrn who rrnwdrd the
hall and long before the curtain rose
every seat was taken and standing room
was at high premium. Along tn" sides
Of the hall and in the club rooms the
Ladies' had arranged Il number of booths.
daiutiIv decorated and stocked with high
ly >al"anl" and tempting wares.
As the principal attraction. ON" of w.
u. IToW"lI'S most characteristic produc-
tionS. "A Likely Story" was staged. and
itS humorous situations kept tn" audience
in thorough good humor throughout the
evening. Tn" cast embraced Miss Fannie
Simpson, VIM. T"hin. Miss Alma Ogden;
Miss Helen Jones. Miss Emily Jones and
Mr.. Will lt"rti For amateurs TN" play
"rS were unusually well balanced and
their coIl"rtlE" "\rrII"nc" leaves II" room
FOR individual mention.
AFTER IN" comedy >"rlahlr INN" I1I-
lowed. IN" ladies IN rharG""i II" hHothS
w"r" kept busy. and III" proceeds; which
=" toward lh" Episcopal rhurch uHOt
W"r" hghIy satisfactory. ANA aIlHg'thrf
IN" evening formed AN occasion long I"
hr l"m"mh"rrd.
l"niShl tiI' connie "lmr"Ila rial ny
Jury. VIII y" pat on. II" cast Is as IoI-
lows: , -
Judg" .......'..''...... " M lI'rn
| Nh"r ;....'..... .....'.'.'''' W Mr' u. LAY
ll"irndant .,.:..:. 3d. NJ i'uI"I
counsel Tor plalhllH'.'Mf hlI,f H9ruoh
flaInlltt Observation-Disclosures. '''' MISS Jones
The ladies who take part in the chorus
cS are Miss LuuiSc Prescott. Mrs. Con
mover. Misses Annie Price. Caro- Simpson
and Celeste GayIurd.
The yariouS booths. beautifully decor
at"d. were a> follows:
Fancy booth. i'm charge of Mrs. Mai. !,
d. Day. Miss Eva NrSbitt. MrSdamcS.
Geo, Gordon. Nicholson. j. W. Moore.
Many fancy and beautiful articles of
needle work were for sale M this booth.
GcIatinc and cake booth in charge of
Mrs :. \. Fraser. Mrs. Mvcr. Of 81. I,ouiS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09

A Kansas lady, Mrs Miller Of
Wichita, aged 81, supposed to have
died was placed on ice, found to be
alive and resuscitated, only to die a
few hours later.
The Chicago plumbers are still out.
the journeymen are satisfied with
the offers of the masters, but the
juniors are not.
Charles Saunders England's, cham
pion tennis player, signs article for
championship game with Thomas
Petit, of Boston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09
An Illinois Breeze.

ST. LOUIS, April GA violent wind
storm swept through Highland Park
Ills, just before midnight last night
and did great damage. A dozen
buildings, including stores ,residen ces
and a large Catholic church, were
either torn to pieces or badly wrecked
and Outhouses fences, trees, etc, were
blown down all over the place. The
damage is estimated at $40, 1000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09
LAKE VIEW.

THE NEW ENGLAND LAND COMPANY
Now offer for sale to the public the
beautiful Lake View property, in
blocks or lots, to suit the purchasers,
and will make such terms as will
prove entirely satisfactory to those
wishing to locate in this most desira-
BILE suburb.
1t is needless to say of this delight.
full spot, there is none more beautiful
about the city of San Antonio, being
well elevated, within easy access to
the center Of the city. Work will be
Immediately commenced upon Lake
View boulevard and a rapid transit
railway will soon be running to and
through this property.
The shores of the lake have been
entirely built over, so that in the fu-
ture there will be no water within its
shores less than from three to twenty
feet in depth. A beautiful island
adorns the lake and park upon eth
or side, $50 feet in width, extending
throughout its whole length, greatly
enhances its beauty. Seven miles of
streets have been built and graded,
parks have been located and beauti-
fed, and Lake View is being rapidly
put into the most approved condition
to make it equal in every sense to any
modern suburb.
The public are cordially invited to
visit Lake View and become better
acquainted with this elegant addition.
Plans and prices of the property can
be seen at the real estate offices in the
city, or at the Office OF the company,
No. East Houston street. 4-9-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The storm
this morning is central over Lake
Huron. Unusually high westerly
winds attended with temperature
which has fallen decidedly west of
the Mississippi. Forecasts until s
a. NJ. Thursday, for Arkansas and
Eastern Texas, fair, much colder,
brisk northwesterly winds, high on
the coast.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09
Boise City BOOmS.

Boise CITY, Idaho, April 9.-Tne
capital Of Idaho having been perma-
nently located at Boise City, real es-
tate is active. The Boise City States
man shows aggregate transfers OF
$500 600 for the week ending the 5th.
New York, st. Louis Denver, Salt
Lake and San Francisco capitalists
are heavy investors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09
Arkansas Republicans.

POPLAR BLUFF, Ark, April 9-The
Butler county republican league met
in the court house this evening and
reorganized. They decided to start
republican paper as soon as they can
raise the required amount.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09
4 Gradual Rise,

WEST MELVILLE, April 9.-The
Atchafalaya river registers 81 feet,
with a,gradual rise. Bayou Rouge
dixie holds firm. The water was run
ming over the levee above, near Capt.
Burton's place today, but a force of
men soon checked it. The levee in
this vicinity will be raised.