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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
Barrett q Cone.

This young combination. Just beginning
duced prices, at Rische'S theatre last
night, presenting that old Scottish
drama, Hazel Kirke." Robert Barrett
appeared as Dunstan Kirke the hard
hearted old miller; Horace Cone as the
loving but disappointed esquire Rodney"
Chas. MAY as "Arthur Carringford," huS-
band of Hazel, and Miss Isabel Gaffney
as Hazel Kirke." Edwin Lewis and
May KempShall introduced the comedy Of
the play and were very successful, and
even appeared more in keeping with their
roles than the others, who were a little
STACEY. This is fault that can he i'm
proved, however. Tonight the PLAY will
bs repeated Tomorrow night Master
and Man
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
Are you thinking of Purchasing or Building
a HOME?

Kan ANTONIO offers unparalleled advantages to the
~ home-seekers.
location of surprising loneliness; climate unequaled
for purity and healthfuness open winters and COOL
delightful such very few cities in the world
blessed with the system of electric street
railway of any city of its size the world spenddy paved
streets and beautiful suburban and drives; excellent
public schools and churches of every denominations all
bnnp to make San Antonio the inviting place, for
permanent home the continent
Aside from its natural advantages and rapidly develop
ing improvements San Antonio offers another nducement of
great import to the home seeker, in that
Real Estate Can be purchased Just now at Exceedingly Low gueS
messrs. John It. Hambleton4 Go.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
BAT CAVE CULLINGS.

John Doffin and J. Barajas were arrest
ed by officers Flores and Martinez for
fighting yesterday.
The sentence of ten dollars for J. A.
Brien and seven dollars for K. Jackson,
for fighting with Joe Meny last week, has
ueen reconsidered and dismissed by the
recorder.
Paule FRANKIE. a young German was
arrested by the two mounted
night men for carrying on in q diSorderly
manner at South Alamo street saloon
last night.
There were IS cases tried in the re-
,corder'S court this morning, the fines
bringing $l60. A number of them were
continued cases. A few were DRINKS;
the majority, however. disorderly and
fights.
Ii. MAR, for disturbing the peace: NJ.
Cohen, fighting; and Jas. Trailer"
drunk and disorderly. were run in by Of
ticer Dickman, last night. The two
former were dismissed. and the latter
lined SO.
Geo. GoOdlOe, a young fellow of color
who was hanging around on Officer Con-
.nor's beat 'aStnight looking for his girl,
was run in by that officer this morning
as suspicious character, but the case
against him was dismissed.
n. N. mcUlnnlS, suspicious lOObIHS
individual, was run in by Officer Dick
man, and his case continued by the re-
cOrder this morning. for being a suS-
piciOus character He is said to have
gone through mans pockets.
The Opperman- Leal row on South La
redo street Sunday afternoon, was taken
up by Recorder Devine this morning, and
Strengthened out to suit all parties con-
cerned. 1t appeared that Rhodes Bara-
jas and Opperman proceeded to wipe out
the Leafs and accordingly Willie Rhodes
and Jose Barajas were fined SIS, Charley
Opperman $40, for fighting. and the cases
against S Leal, Sr., and Santos Leal, Jr.,
were dismissed.
Yesterday afternoon two hack men had
difficulty on Main plaza over hack
stand and proceeded to fight it out. But
spying tall policeman at the corner. they
retired behind the hacks for round or
two. The officer could only see the legs
and they kept moving as though the
men were dancing jig, out investigation
showed that the two hackmen, A. R. Fen
ner and Tony Land were blOodying one
anOJher'S faces in dead earnest. officer
Springer arrested both men.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
THE DATES FIXED.
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS' AND
DIRECTORS MEETING
Ofthe Fair Association-New Ohicers
Elected and Work Begins in
Earnest-Second Mort
gage Bonds.

At the court room of Judge King yes
terday afternoon, the annual stockholders
| meeting of the Fair Association, was
called to oder by Vice President h. FL
mendorf. Roll call showed that out OF
$50 shares. $50 were represented. MesSrs.
n r. Andrews, w. b. Wright and Nelson
Msckay we're appointed a committe to
report the names of thirteen directors for
the ensuing year and the following gen.
tlemen were reported:
F. B. Yoakum, w. B. Wright, N. Mack
ay, Henry Elnendorf, Charles Hugo,
Meyer Half, DIR. Amos Graves, Theo. H..
Banks, II. D, Ksmpmann, George w.
Breckenridge. A. c. SchrYver and Albert
Maverick.
They were unanimously accepted by
the meeting.
Mr.. b f. Yoakum thereupon moved
that second mortgage of Sl5.0O be
placed on the property TO secure MesserS.
Henry Elmendorf, Sam Maverick and
Mrs. Helen Michael, three directors who
mad endorsed the papers of the asSOcia-
ton. After some discussion the motion
was adopted, Mr.. Schryver voting mo-"
The meeting then adjourned.
Upon the ad journment of the stock
holIerS' meeting. Vice President Elmen-
dorf called the meeting of the new direc-
tors to order, and Col. w. 3. Wright was
reelected president of the assOcia ton for
the ensuing year. Col. Fl B. Andrews
was elected vice president, Mr.. Henry
Elmendorf, treasurer. and Mr.. j. j. Dick
in, on, secretary.
Upon motion, MesSrS Wright, AleXan-
der, Andrews, Elmendorf and Hugo were
appointed committee of finances.
The matter OF fixing the dates for the
holding of the next fair created consider.
able discussion, but it was finally decided
to hold the ia from Tuesday November
10 to and including Sunday, November %,
1891.
Mr.. A. c. Schryver resigned as direc-
tor, which resignation was accepted.
After rendering Mr.. Schryver vote Of
thanks, Col. I'll. b. Andrews was elected
to fill the vacancy.
The meeting then adjourned to Friday
afternoon, March 20.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
Ran Away.

q. Gahweiler's horse, attached to an
express wagon. ran away on North Flores
street yesterday afternoon, with two little
girl IN the wagon. Boys playing ball.
acct lentally threw it into the wagon.
II girls whipped up the horse, to keep
the boys from getting the ball and their
screams of delight frightened the horse
and he began running away. The screams
soon turned into expressions of fright,
and soon the old horse brought up against
an OAK tree and threw the children out.
One little girl was hurt on the arm, but
that was all their injuries. The wagon
was wrecked
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
The Cars Crazy Uncle.

chicago POSJ.
The Grand Duke Nicholas, the
Cars uncle, who was seized with an
attack of insanity at the conclusion
Of the great maneuvers in Vol
hynis last autumn, and has since
been living in seclusiOn on his estate
in the Crimea, is now much better,
both his reason and his physi-
cal strength having revived He will
remain in the Crimea until the spring,
and Will then be removed to his
house in the neighborhood of st.
Petersburg. During the last war
with Turkey, when the present EN-
perOr was CZarOwiiz and held an i'm
pOrtant command, the Grand Duke
Nicholas was for time commander
in chief OF the army of the Danube,
nut WAS obliged to resign in April,
1878, aud was sucre1ed by Gen.
Tod Ieben. Every effort was made to
cover up the truth, but the facts were
known to the whole army, and are
now notorious. A gigantic system of
swindling was carried on in connect
ion with the supplies of ammunition,
food and clothing for the army The
g Nldiers were robbed by wholesale
and obliged to endure in the Ralkans
the greatest hardships in the worst
winter witnessed since the Crimean
war AS direct consequence The Grand
Dukes collision with the dishonest
contractors, was explained on the
ground Of insanity, and he was only
relieved from his disgrace when he
was supposed to have recovered.
He was then given a high place ia
the army again He is the son of the
Emneror Nicholas, and was born
In 1881. He married, in 1855, Priu-
'ess Alexandra, daughter of the
Prince of Oldenburg. He has been in
the army since he was Is. He saw a
little service In Circssia, and was a
few days in Sebastopol during the
siege.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17

Handsomely Furnished Rooms
At the "Coryell," 80 North street.
Everything new and clean. 3-l3-lm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring.

Deals aud the Prices They Bring.
NJ. A. Berchelman to Sam Maverick
lots and 3, block II, corner Ave.
C. and Sixth street .............. Sl3, coo
Estate of T. J. Devine to M. l..
Richter, lot 2, block 3, Pecos
street. ..........-..... OUJ
Chas. B. Mullaly to Julia Z. Croth-
ers and Clara Roman, lots l, 2 and
,. block Z. city lot 3............... $50
Arson A. Maher to Thomas Learcy,
lot 9, block 80, City View addition 80
Ygnacio CaSsiano to Paulina III. de
CaSSiano, acre of land out Of city
lot 9........,........... ........ ~
I. b. and Elizabeth III. Wren, to
Westminster Presbyterian church
80 feet on Presa street.
A. Nogeran and wife to w. Veith,
lot Z, block 6, San Luis street.. 100
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
The German Day.

There was well attended meeting of
the German Day Association at Scholz's
hall last night, when the work of the
past few months was reviewed. The
charter OF the association will be obtain
ed shortly. The work of soliciting sub
scrlptlons goes on anu all parties inter
esteh in a successful celebration are asked
70 plank down literally.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
Must BE released.

Dora Holmes, theft under $50, and An
ME Stiles, attempted arson, who were
sent to the state reform school from
Judge NoOnan'S court some months ago,
will have to be released, as the Texas law
makes no provision for the reception of
females in this STATE institution.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
OF for Dallas.

San Antonio Division Uniform Rank
K. of ?. LETT yesterday on the !. e. G. N.
train. companied by the full band of
the Twenty third U. s. Infantry, to at
tend the Grand Lodge and Encampment
of the order at Dallas. A large crowd of
friends were at the depot to bid them
rood hive.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
The Last Rites.

The funeral of the late Alderman II. w.
Bitter occurred yesterday afternoon a nd
was largely attended by the citizens of
san Antonio, the members of the city
council, the police department and Har-
monia lodge, Sons of Hermann. Services
we're held at st. Joseph'S Catholic church
giVp
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
Six Stories.

Capt. n. Mackey has decided to make
his fine building, now under construction
on Houston street, six stories in height
instead of four. He says he has splendid
foundation and desires to make 1t the
finest building in the CITY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
Engaged.

Inc engagement of Mr.. John THEM
anniversary of Miss BIpsse were Jointly
ceIeorated "a urday night, corner Beau
regard and Mill streets, by large party.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17
Wanted,

A reliable woman as nurse at the Prot
estant Home for Destitute Children. APP
ply to Mrs. G.. S. Chabot, 4O3 Madison
street.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-03-05

AS so few OF the scholars were able TO at
tend the schools closed Feb. 3.--Dr. Z. u
Smith and wife were in Hancock last week
The ice went out Wednesday, causing
some excitement. 1t raised the bulk head
to the sawmill two feet and tore of three
done.-Miss Annie Morse OF Royalton was
in town Thursday.-Miss Marion Allen is
visiting at j. B. Taggart's.-F Frank knowl
ton is driving team for +. " Hassam FOR
few days.-Mrs. NJ. Il. Smith is spending
the week at Rufus Myrol Gay
was in town last week.-C. w. Sawyer mas
let his farm to Ed. Mills and son.-Joe
Bigelow who has been suffering with rheu
matism for some time is going to Barre TO
his daughters Bert Harrington is TO
work for S. g. Harrington the coming sea
son.-Harris Haggar his hired the Lyman
smith place,-Ralph Knowlton is to work
for George Taggart. Miss Sue Hayes died
at her sisters Mrs. John Cutters SUNDAY
Feb %, after long and painful illness.
She was fifty. four years old wednesday
as the ice was going down the river II caus
ed a lam from the David Wight place to
the woods, completely blockading the road
and causing the water to surround the
house. The neighbors assisted Mrs. Allen
and her four children who were sick with
the measles to place OF safety AFTER
months of sickness Miss Emily Gay OF
this village ultu Ebts ifs AoVif hBNh
deeply lamented by all. Since the death
of her father and mother she and her sis
ter lived in loving companionship in their
old home endeared to them by tender and
sacred associations. Their lives and hearts
had grown together and one spirit animal
ed them. One seemed to be necessary to
the other. She was the first one taken
from family of five children, three sons
and two daughters. Everything was done
for her that loving hands and medical skill
could do. Her death casts great shadow
| over her sisters and brothers. Her kind
ways, her helpful hand, and her loving ma
| ture won her sincere friends who sorrow
| they shall see her no more on earth. HeI
| life so full of good deeds and calm trust in
| Him who does all things well will be 9
| sweet memory thro' all the years TO come
| Her cheerful religious faith was precious
! inheritance from her parents. In the I'M
versalist church she was an active ano
! worthy member. Her funeral was attend
/ ed by Rev. S. A. Parker, assisted by Rev
4 ]. A. Robin. Many relatives and friends
! came that day to look on her silent face
which seemed to wear the peace of Heaven
/ P.-Rey. s. A. Parker will preach in thu
! Universalist church in this place next sur
day at /: 80 p. m.
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East Bethel.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Walker OF Quechee were
in town last week and have let their farm
to f. Harlow for the coming year.
Grace Markham is very sick at q. Wight.
with infamatory rheumatism which al
fects the heart.
Mrs. Louis Abbott closed successful
term of school Friday with an exhibition
at the Baptist church in the evening which
did credit to both teacher and pupils.
Chas. orvis Hunt is improving.
O. M. Tinkham's lecture was highly APP
preeiated by the few who were present.
DIR. Bailey of West Randolph and DR..
Fish of So. Royalton were called in coun-
ell with Dr. Perry last week.
ID. B. Buck of Barre visited his son here
recently.
Chas. Buck and w. w. Brown OF West
Randolph and Walter Rogers OF Bethel
were here over Sunday.
Otis Hunt has hired Justin Bucks farm
and Mr.. Buck will move into the village.
About nine O'Clock Sunday morning
fire was discovered issuing from the roof
OF the house belonging to Mrs. Nettle
Wills and occupied by Otis Hunt. FIRE
caught from where the pipe passed thro'
a partition and soon the roof was ablaze
Helm was soon on the ground and in about
an hour the fire was under control. The
lower story was damaged only by water
The house was insured.
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FINAL settlement.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held a
RIEDOI Pr DISTRICT ssh Wllliamstown Ia said
District on iht 10th day OF Feb.A ID. lsyl Ell
Holden administrator of the estate OF Hiram =
Smith late OF " ilildmstown IN said District
deceased presents her adnns'n AGENT for eNamina-
ton and allowance. and makes application for de-
cree OF distribution partition Of the Estate OF sale
deceased. Whereupon II Is ordered by said tour
that said account and application he referred 10 SEES
sion thereof. to be held at the Probate Office
In said Randolph
ON the 18th day of Mch A. ID. 1891, for hearing and
decision thereon; and II Is further ordered. that al
persons interested be notined
thereof by publication Of notice of said application
md order thereon. three weeks successfully IN th'
herald and News, newspaper published al Randolph
before said time of hearing thai they may appear NJ
said time and place, and show cause hany they may
have why such account should not be allowed and
such decree made BY the CouTs. Attest.
aDs WILLIAM ". MI HDIS. Judge.
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CHELSEA HOME NEWS
Il. o. BlxBY. Editor.

Cbas. Godfrey has moved his shop from
near the bridge and placed 1t ADJOINING
his house.
Next Sunday there will be memorial ser.
vices at the Cong church in memory OF
the late Gen. w. T. sherman.
The "Deestrict Skuleu took so well that
by renuest il was repeated Friday night.
They made over $50 for the library
Miss Blanche Corliss of Keene, n. H., is
home for a short visit.
Miss Cicero Chamberlain is sick at the
hotel.
e. c. Bradbury goes to Barre next week
at work in granite business.
All members of Camp No. 2s, S. ", are
requested TO be in their Headquarters Hall
at $3.50 a. m. Sunday, Mch. 8, in uniform,
ready to escort the Post from &. A. X hall
to the church.
Postmaster w. p Townsend has an as
sistant in a boy who made his appearance
in town Friday. W. p. is so pleased that
he can hardly stay in the Office
There was hearing on case OF right
of way before the selectmen last week re-
garding foot bridge across from Iarpeli :
tenement house on Nershlre street 70
Court st. The question was right OF way
thro' the Tarbell place. The decision was
not to make it thoroughtare. 1t may be
rec opened under the next board.
A new Camp of Sons of Veterans is to be
mustered at So. Royalton Wed. evening"
Mch. 18th.
A portion of the goods in W. b. Mars
toms grocery store were sold under at
tachment Monday. Other sales will follow
soon as Judgment is obtained.
There was an interesting exhibition by
the students of Mrs. Il. ID. Fuller's school
in district no. II, upper village, FRIDAY
evening of last week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-03-05

Ms Dewitt is improving but not YET
10 he about the house
W. Bright has recovered from his sick
bess .4.a $40 T.
IL I'D entertainment. 1t is quite diff
VeIs ronder negro melodies and their
GUY a-ed music and requires practice.
'1 go sociable at W. R. c. rooms, Mar
gu block. Thursday evening of this
week.
Vim. II. Martlh 10 on INC si0A nov 'nio
week.
no. Tor a term of years and is to convert
iofo cottage hotel. The house is very
~ NJ o,tlv situated in the central part Of
PIeaiiIage opposite the depot across the
uo M is a double tenement two and
Pslnb holt stories high and will make nice
e o"e hotel and Harry will keep it well.
The Northrop place was bid off by Chas.
p. Tarbell for $500.
Tho Sbepard Family returned from a
...nert tour last Saturday. They are to
oonnain at home for few weeks.
mr. Dana is i'll with severe cold and
sV The date of the auction sale of the P. ID.
pierce estate is the 18th inst. rot the l4th.
cbos Daggett and Mrs. Bell Blake were
,.rried last week Wednesday by Rev. Mr..
p,prt, at Bethel. Mr.. Daggett is at pres
emf in the employ of A. 2. Skinner.
Mr. ID. W. Cowdery, a prominent and
a;.hlv esteemed citizen of this place for
a. yrs died at his home in this village
40 Thursday at the age of nearly so. Mr..
Coudery was well known in this county
md had formed many business acquaint-
snces in and out of the State, having for
many wears been dealer in horses and
eattle. He was a man OF sterling integri-
w. excellent business qualifications and
GOOD executive ability. He had held many
tsown offices, conducting the affairs with
,narked success. He was a lifelong Demo
Graf hut hello very conservative political
giews He was staunch Union man dur
iny the war. As has been reported he had
been in failing health for nearly year
With an incurable disease but failed very
ranidly during the past few weeks. He
leaves wife and children and all were
al his bedside when he died. He. was bur
led saturday, Rev. Mr.. Ramage and Rev.
ur.Gillis officiated at the funeral.
The directors of the So. Royalton Shoe
N. are to shut down a week this month
10 take account of stock, it being the only
lime that the manufacturing will permit,
and At the closing of work for the season
and before commencing the next seasons
work. which will run past the time of the
organization of the company.
There is to be Union Memorial Service
at the Cong'l church next Sunday at IL o.
clock in honor of Gen'l Sherman.
Eugene Faneuf has moved back to his
tather-in laws, Mr.. Honey, and Lorenzo
Tenney has moved on to the Benz. Day
farm.
Concert by the Shepard Family Friday
eve, Mch 18th, at the Cong'l church. The
citizens are to give them benefit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butterfield, Mrs. and Miss
Bstabrook visited c. p. Tarbell over the
Sabbath.
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Royalton.

Mrs. Ira Adams visited in Windsor last
week.
Misses Lucia Skinner and Eunie Deni-
son attended the concert given by the
Dartmouth Glee Club at West Randolph
Friday evening.
The Drake house has been bought by a
Mr.. Emery OF Sharon who will occupy IT..
Miss Gussie Cloud is visiting in Spring
Aeld, Mass.
The Aid Society Tea at O. N. Stoughton's
was a very pleasant affair and everyone
had good time. The net proceeds were
$50.
Miss Ala Sherman spent a few days in
Hanover this week.
The entertainment given by the Haw-
thorne Literary Societywas fully equal and
in some respects superior to any OF their
former efforts. The young people perform
cd their various parts with great credlt 70
themselves and their teacher. The music
by the So. Royalton Cornet Band added
much to the enjoyment OF the evening
The Ladies' Aid Society will give Dick
ems Party in the Academy Wed. evening,
Mch II, to watch all are cordially lnViI-
ed. Mr.. Picl1wick, David Copperheld, Mr..
and Mrs. Micawber, Sam Weller, Agnes
Wickfield, Uriah Heep, Esther Summer
son, Mrs. Gummidge, rather more "lone
and lorn" than usual and host OF other
well known characters will be there and
greet their friends and admirers. Barkls
will be willin' and entertain all who come
while Pegotty will serve "apple parstrles
and cookin" in the form of ice-cream ana
cake. Admission 10c. and ice-cream ana
cake, 15c.
1t will pay you to look at the wall papers
and borders lust received at Geo. A Laird's
and selling at low prices.
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Mest BrooItfeId.

Ernest Boyce works for E. Mann OF
Braintree this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Marsh are visiting
her sister at the capital.
ID. w. Blanchard has drawn 400 bush
els of ashes the past week to be used on
his farm next year.
L. Flagg OF Brockton, Mass, is at home
on visit.
Mrs. B. F. Kinney Of Concord, n. H., is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and MISS. Hutch
inson.
II was mistake last week to say the
church carpet was presented by .Smead
as it was paid for by subscription.
Mrs. H. Crane is under the care of Dr..
Goodrich.
There will be concert at the church in
w. Brookfield Friday evening, March 9.
Admission, 10 cts.
Chas. Holden has gone to Waterbury to
work.
r. Rising is going to work for j. W
Blanchard this season.
Mrs. Euseba Simends is at W. Roxbury
caring for Mr.. and Mrs. Darling.
Shingles to sell and shingles sawed by th'
thousand. GEO. PRINCE,