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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-27

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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-27

Little Rock. Arkansas, Aug. ID
walter Iornsr sud Al. Morgan, prom, !.
neas bus.nsss men ard pohiic'su~ -
north sfsAnsss fought dsflese"
ansi this morning riih
i.onass -as ta.isntly killed snd No1esn
wounded. Tie tfaeedy resulted TO-.
a aas4rel sd ta have grown oet -
sassss remarks made dsfogstofy 10
aefs.ns bassasss fsiations.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-27

Harrisburg. Pa, Aug. 7s.--Tn the
Prohibition state convention today W.
W. Hague. Of Warren. vas nominated
for sn3 Ter general by seeisnstsen ard
George CraYtca, ~ Media. vas noni
rated for state treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-27

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tosefis sr~~sf zstou Mr. fsnsiIs tsFts-
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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-27

Cineisrsti. /. View York 9; Chicsso
2, Brooklrn ?; pittshure 9, Bosssn /;
Cleveland 4. Pf1iladelphis 4. Called IN
eleventh innings.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-27
A,...i.nen

BOSTON -. Milwaukee :: Washington
2, -. Ioup 2; called IN eighth innings;
Boston s, Columbus 5; Athletic Louis
vile, rsgn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
Another Great Blaze.

In consequence of the late New York
fire, 100000 of mems and boys clothing
has been saved and the stock ordered 10
be removed to different Cities. $4,000
worth of the stock has been ordered to
San Antonio. The large store room in
the kampmann building, adjoining the
Lockwood National bank. has been rented
by the insurance companies for the pur-
nnSe of this great fire sale. The building
has been closed for one entire week
to arrange the great SALE The building
will be opened again and this great fire
insurance sale Will commence Thursday,
November IL, at 9 o'clock u. m., 10y the
great Fire Insurance Clothing company.
Everything will be sold at retail at IS
per cent less than actual cost of manu-
facture. The stock consist of line cloth
ing for men and boys.
The appraisers for the Insurance COM
papv. after carefully examining the
stock of CIOthiH-,. concluded the same
was not so badly damaged as claimed by
the assured manufacturers, and failing
to agree "a :. he actual loss we were
forced to tai, the stock, turn it into
money, and t. goods must be sold at
once in order 10 make IA final settlement.
All goods are appraised at twO-thirdS of
manufacturers co /. As this is all we
able people Of this city and vicinity to Sc
cure their clothing for almost nothing.
As the tine for this great fire sale is
limited everything will go off rapidly.
This is the first time sale of such extra
ordinary magnitude has ever taken place
in this city, and will never occur again.
In order TO show what gigantic bargains
will be offered few prices VIII be mem
ton. and emember this great sale will be
as advertised.
A splendid suit of mems clothing for
Si.95. This suit is well made. all to
match, latest style, and is really worth
Sll. Mems extra fine quality suits, made
and trimmed in best possible manner,
s. 90, guaranteed to be worth $40. High
grade, meaning equal to the finest quality
tailor work in all styles, Prince AL
bertS, getaways and sacks, in wide
wales, clay wOrsteds and cheviOts. silk
and satin lined, we will sell for $3.50,
worth S25. We offer an elegant pair of
mems pants for S155, made of nice
cloth, and they are really worth 80. Mems
English wOrsted cutaWay dress suits S7.25,
worth $lS. A tremendous variety of boys
clothing OF the finest quality. All must
90 at a terrible sacrifice. Do not fail to
call and examine goods aud prices at this
great sale-tO be sold at retail. 1t cost
nothing to call and judge for yourself, and
you will find the above are positive facts.
A chance for such wonderful bargains oc
ours only once in lifetime. Remember
the address, in Kampmanu building. ad
joining Lockwood National bank, corner
Commerce and SOedad streets. During
the great fire insurance clothing sale the
store will remain open until o'clock al
night and on Saturdays until / | o'clock p.
m. Remember the opening day, Thurs
day, November IL.
Country merchants ara requested to
call. ll-l02t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
MAUDE GRANGER.
Her Rendition of "Heien's Her.
itage" Needs Strengthening.

Her Rendition of "Helen's Her.
itage' Needs Strengthening.
There were four actors on the stage
of the Grand opera house last night,
in Maude Granger's emotional play
"Inherited," who can please many
very critical audiences. These are
Miss Granger, who is q great mis-
tress of her art, Chas H. Messenger,
as "Dr. Ambrose Raymond" Fred
Dodge, as "Fletcher; and Charlo tie,
the child, assIittle "Louise."
The others are actors, but do not
support their star so evenly as they
might. Mr.. Handyside. as Julian
Raymond" although he supported
Fred Warde and is known in San An
tonic for season, could not get his
voice over the fence, and if he put it
in hurdle race he would be sadly
missing.
Fay Merwin," by Miss Lillian
part and should be. There are many
different kinds OF sOuhrettes, though.
"AItce Pelham" by Miss Clara
Louise Thompson, is quite a parlor
theatrical role. The lady tried hard
however, to make it acceptable.
Miss Granger, in the many situa-
tons that called forth her power, was
quite sufficient for all, and in the
great work shOwed herself capable OF
much more than the play called for.
The lines are rather commonplace,
the moral is strained ard vague, and
the entire theme is very unnatural
and distorted.
Gabrielle" will be the play to.
night. This is new aud much more
pleasing than "Iuherited." The cast
is much stronger too.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
Henlth Lecture by DR.. PEBBLES.

A highly pleased audience listened
to Or. Pe1Oles last evening in Rische's
opera house, upon health and how to
live century. The doctor, now res
i1eut OF San Antonio, Yields Da-
mascus blade, cutting through into
the fOllles, fashions and vices of the
age. HIS hygienic utterances were
descriptive, daring and independent
Having travelled twice around the
world and spent winters in Naples
and other health resorts OF Southern
Europe, he did not hesitate, he said, to
pronounceSouthwest Texas and espec
lally San Antonio, the Italy of Ameri-
ca, the paradise and land of health.
Aud health was natural, sickness was
generally selt-produced, and there
fore In sense sinful. Diseases and
early deaths are not Gods myster-
iOus providences" but the effects OF
ignorance, bad air, bad drainage, bad
food, and violations Of natural laws.
Pork eating was pronounced the
cause of many skin diseases, cancers
and ulceTOus sOrrs. Wheatas a whole
was the best food, wheat eating ma
tlOns were the COnquering and civil
izing nations of the world No ba-
mama lands had produced An Emer-
son, a Carlyle or a Van Humboldt
Boys that smoke cigarettes often die
from softening of the brain. II am ,"
said the Doctor, lover 20 years OF
age and L have no aches or pains, |
can bat ball and run like boy, and
why? Because 1 use no liquors, ne
pork, no tobacco, no tea, no clffee, il
brief, behave myself. That's why
am hale and healthy" DR.. PEBBLES
delivers another free lecture this
evening.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
ECRos FROM WEST END.
H'DQ'RS DAILY LIGHT.
WEST ENn Nov Id. 1901

WEST END. Nov. 10, 1891.
You may talk about your Virgins,
Tice or Foster, but there is better
prophet than any like these at West
End, and that is my wOodpile, rather
| the place where it ought to be; for as
| ,ure as cold weather sets in 1t is Ger
| tain to disappear and throw me on
NV own inventive genius; the kind =
ling goes first, but with q number OF
unreceipted bills a piece of an old
fiddle and an alligator match, man
aged to get up warmth that would
~ "a I'll ,m- San Antonio philan-
throplst, when 1 struck the norther-
k-,p fIum laying 1t struck me
Yesterday. You have no idea how
warm such q fire will make you
iuLII yuu read about DIR. Il. X
Kane's Arctic explorers, it may
aOt heat the love of mankind
out as long as man has one FRIEND
left it will prevent his becoming mis-
tnthropic; of course he would make
sorry funny'man for negro minstrel
rroupe, and would rather ia back on
abandoned vices to join the SALVATION
army. But 1 am off of my contem-
plated subject, want to quarrel with
the LIGHT. [ am permitted to inter-
view the CHANGERS here aud elsewhere
~ aud for the LIGHT. but when
'Lustrous Eyed Beauty, Maude
Granger, arrives some one else is al
lowed to be mesmerised with an in
rerview. felt sore yesterday until L
met my old friend (don't get scared
ladies', he IS young and single yeti
w. r. Robinson, of Ysleta, Texas,
one OF the most Ohligtng and
efficient agents or officials under
the grade Of general superintend-
ent on the joint track of
the T. ?. and G. H. & s. A. r r,
that make thai line from Sierra
Blanca to Eel Paso so popular. Unde-
tered by evil spirits or the sign OF
''Wiil remove II the corner Of st.
Mary ~ we entered under the MahucEe
hOCeI anu from that prince OF good tel
lows, Otto Fielder, who always has
smile, ked for and received a me-
mento of Saratoga. Otto's good spirit
cOmmuuica Ted itself to ME and thougd
almost unaccustOmed to its cheering
effects from long disuse, it was enough
to chase oway all sOmbre thoughts
and kept me from applying for a sub
treasury under a third party contract,
or ia ask the city council whom they
would have for alderman-at-large.
We have some sickness at West
End. but on the authority of one OF
the best physicians of San Antonio, it
does not find it's origin in our healthy
suburb. SCHEID.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
SIXTY DAYS, THE LIMIT.
COMMENCING MONDAY NOV. 9TH
VIII Start a New Enterprise on or
Before February list, 1892.

The firm of Moser q Bloch having
made the necessary arrangements TO
start new enterprise on or before
February lat, will within the next
sixty days close out their stock of dry
goods, clothing, mems and ladies'
furnishings, boots and shoes, rubber
goods at prices that will command a
speedy sale. Everything will be sold
without reserve, regardless of cost at
retail or in bulk. Store for rent,
counters. shelving, show cases and
fixtures for sale. MoSER & BLOCH,
Ais f. Houston street, opposite Nave
rick Bank Building. III tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
Sanitary ReDOrt.

The following sanitary Inspectors
reports for the month of October have
been filed:
Premises inspected In wards, to-wit:
Ward No. l, 2O9; No. 2, AGA; No. 8,
205; No. 4, 555; No. 5, 3S7; No. 6, 625;
No,,7, 252; No. s, 295.
Premises clean-Ward l, 1913; 2, 446;
5, 2O4; 5. 337; 6, 625; 7, 252; s, $50
Premises tilthy-NO. l, Is; 2, 10; 3,
0; 4, Is; 5, o.; I, l.; SO
Dead auimals remOved-Ward |,
q; =, q, 3, 0; 4, 20; ), 90; 6, -; 7, IL;
s, D.
Special inspector of fruits and
vegetables, officer Bates, reports con-
demniDg the following.
Tomatoes, s 2 boxes; cabbage,
8 1-2 crates; potatoes. l42 pounds;
onions, 126; peacae-, 9 boxes; pears,
4 IL boxes; grapes, 2S pounds; plums,
80 pounds; apples, l.2 barrels;
bananas, Is "a punches.
All the sanitary inspectors got in
several days extra police duty during
the month, which took them away
from their regular duties.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
MINERAL RESOURCES oFTExas
To the DAILY LIGHT

To the DAILY LIGHT
The rapid advance made by the State of
Texas up to the present time has been
based almost entirely upon its agricultu-
raj resources, but now another field opens
and spreads before the world a wealth of
mineral which promises to exceed in va
riety, value, quality and ease of working,
that found in any other state.
The attention OF capitalists, both home
and foreign, is being directed to these
fields. and the sinking of mines and cree
tiOn of furnaces and factories for the Sc
curing and utilization of the various met
ais and other minerals occurring here are
already in progress.
The following valuable minerals are
found in large, and in some instances,
unlimited quantities: Iron, PetrOIem,
Copper, Lead, Gypsum. Potters Clay,
Fire Clay, Coal, Kaolin, Hydraulic Lime
stone and Cement materials. GreenSand
Marls, Glass Sands. Building Stones and
Marbles. Natural Gas, Salt, Manganese,
Gold and Silver, Asphaltum, Bat Guano.
Milestone Grit, LithOgraph Stones, Min
eral Paints, SOapStOnG and Mica.
1t is safe to say that no other state can
boast of such variety of minerals and
such opportunities for safe and profitable
investment.
Information regarding the location. eX-
tent, etc, of any of the above mentioned
minerals will be cheerfully furnished
upon application to the undersigned, who
will also advise you of the best quickest,
cheapest (for the best is always the
cheapest and most convenient route to
travel between the North and East and
the state which is destined TO be the rich
est and grandeSt state of the Union; a
line that is uneXcelled in its passenger
service and having through Pullman
sleeping car lines between Chicago, st.
Louis and Kansas City and Texas points,
and also free reclining chair cars between
Hannibal aud Kansas City and Texas
points. Ask your ticket agent for tickets
via Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway.
the Texas chair car route.
Yours truly,
CASTOR MESLIER.
q 7. d I. A.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
MILITARY NOTES.

Drill will he given at the post tc-
night If the weather permits.
No one returned to duty from the
hospital yesterday at the military
post.
Private Werner, Battery F, 3rd Ar
tillery, was sent to the post hospital
yesterday for treatmrnt.
A concert will be given by the 23rd
Infantry band in front of the officers
club rooms tomorrow night.
The Fort Sam Houston Social club
will give another of their enjoyable
hops at Muth's pavilion Thursday
night.
The were 10 cOnfinemebts in the
post guard house at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, nor was there any one released
therefrOm.
The d. ). Stanley eX-Regulars held
a meeting at Muth's pavilion last
night and several items OF interest
were brought up aud voted upon by
them.
A considerable amount of new
goods were lately received at the post
canteen. They were badly needed as
the shelves were beginning to look
slim after they had been drawn upon
for a month.
Thirty-eight recruits arrived at the
military post yesterday from Jetfer-
son Barracks. They are to be assign
ed to the different troops of the 3rd
cavalry. Quite number of them will
remain at Fort Sam Houston.
Tomorrow will he ladies day at the
officers club at Fort Sam Houston
them at the club rooms tomorrow
night The 23rd infantry band will
furnish music tor the occasion.
The most serious cases in the post
hospital at the present is fever, of
which there are quite a number of
patients afflicted. Private Wander
. deal is very low with this fever. He
is being treated at the post hospital.
This fever seems to be spreading
among the enlisted men at Fort Sam
Houston, but whether it is cOntu geOus
or not is not known.
Drill was given at Fort Sam Huus-
ton yesterday. The infantry had
battalion drill, while the cavalry
and artillery were drilled according
to the new tactics for the first time
1t was rather hard for them to under.
stand the Ommlnds, but take il all
in all there were not SD many mis-
takes made as was expected The
men like the new regulations very
much and say that they are an i'm
provement on the old ones
A lively set-tO without gloves Oc-
Cured on Government Hill yester.
dav. back of the enlisted mems bar
racks. The participants were both
heavy weights, one being a civilian
and the other an enlisted man Of the
cavalry. The fight lasted about forty
five minutes, when it ended up in the
soldier Buys favor, mt not until he
became the owner of two very fiue
black eyes and a dislocated nose.
The rules governing the fight were
tde good, old style, go az you please"
After the fight the civilian treated
the gang.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
Building Permits,

H. V. Scholl, two dwellings,. South
Peros street, 2nd ward, each $500.
Cecilia Pena. dwelling, Durango
street, 2nd ward.
G Schertz, kitchen, Sherman street,
9th ward, 800.
A. Spencer, addition to dwelling,
Cherry street. 9th ward.
Phil. Shardien, addition to dwell
ing, Arsenal street, 1st ward.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
A Wedding.

Mr.. Miguel San Miguel and Miss
RefugIa Galan, daughter of the late
City Policeman Galan, were married
yesterday evening at o'clock, al
San Fernando cathedral. The edifice
was beautifully decorated and the
wedding was pretty one. The hap
py couple will reside in Eagle Pass.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
Written for the LIGHT.
A Sung.
IDA GREGORY.

IDA GREGORY.
Come TO thy window
Ga maid of my heart,
And list to the tale
To thee I'll impart.
Oh, have waited
For you here so long,
Come then dear maiden
And hear thy loves song.
The breeze that fans my brow
The gentle flowers around me,
All know you, my dear one,
With loves chains have bound
me.
Thy sweet face in the window.
Will make my dreams bright,
SO again and again
I'll bid thee good night.
San Antonio, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
Paymaster Robbed

Psymaster Sniffer, U. 8. Army at
Fort Clark, was robbed of $500 of
the government funds at Fort CLARK,
Nov. 6. Two discharged soldiers who
came her. from Fort Clark were ar
rested by the police yesterday as
suspects. One of these was examin.
ed and released yesterday, and the
other is held for examination before
u. s. Commissioner Price.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
Married,

The furniture department of b
Schultz, Jr., has been solemnly wed.
ded to the stove and hardware busI,
meas at 224 f. Houston st. Prices
lower than ever. IL In
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring

'IUs0IE HIIW IIT0 ITUV7 IHUJ OE'HE
Conrad Huberich to Mrs. NJ. r.
Moody. lots II, IS, 10. 20 and 2l,
subdivision original city lot 100,
ca t SIDE Pine street.. 49,. SEQ
e. Maucrmann to Agnes Benncr
and Z. MittendDrf, lot 6, block Il.
south side LaliLte StreGt......... TO
A. c. Bennett and wife to John c.
NarGz. three acres out of proper
ty conveyed by George Stumberg
to Josephine Bennett.
A. Z. KrGmpkau by constable deed
to Haughton and Robinson, ,wo
lots on Salinas StrcGt.............
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
Marriage License.

J. F. Rips and Annie Helm.
Chas. Butcher and Sension Diaz.
Louis Gutenberg and Juliana Diss
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10

Furniture Packed and Shipped
By Olsen & Wake, near Houston
street bridge. Holm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
Olsen s Wake.

Always ready to move, pack and
store your furniture. 11-9.1m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10

ity and LOSE of nerve power, treated scientific
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ness strictly confidential. Medicine sent free
irom observation. Refer to banks in San An
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Address or call on
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5-l-l-m San Antonio, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
pR. w. NETTER'S OFFICE

Is now at his residence, $50 Garden
st. Hours, 10 TO II a. M, 2 to5 p. m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10

-Dryest wood OF any dimension.
A. B. Kerr & Sons. Tel. 372. 1922. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10
YOUNG Men

who by t h cir
acts Of imrpud-
ence OF folly suf-
fer from Nerv-
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L X h au s ting
drainsOn h. ~
fountains Of lite,
affecting the
mind, body and
manhood should
econ nit the cele-
Ibrated D r..
9Ha t h a w ay
Eat once. Re
smember nerv-
'Nn g diseases
with or without
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-10

HEAVY LOSSES SUSTAINED
By not buying TEA at Hollands
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-21

TIE Pioneer Press says: There is no,
likely to be a particle of truth in the
stony telegraphed from Chicago that one
of the objects of President Hills visit tn
London is to secure control of the Chi
cago, St. Paul and Kansas City road, and
that he has secured such control. Mr.. A.
B. Stickney, who ought to know If any
such movement Is on foot, knows nothing
bout it. To say the least, it is highly
improbable that Mr.. Hill has any idea OF
acquiring this or any other Chicago con-
nection. If so, he must have very recent
ly changed his views as to the e%xpediency
of such u measure, for he has heretofore
maintained that it was much to the ad-
vantage of the Great Northern to hold an
independent position with respect to all
the Chicago roads which connect with il,
here.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-21
AN OPERA HOUSE.

Is it not time our citizens were tax
ing steps towards securing an opera
house for Great Falls? This is one
of the urgent necessities of the city
and united action may be necessary
to secure it. The TRIBUNE believes
that a good hall capable of seating
600 or 700 people would fill the re-
quiremeDts for two or three years, at
which time we would be ready
for 500, 600 structure and
private or corporate capital TO
build it would be forthcoming.
When we have attained a population
of 10000, capital will be quite willing
to seek investment in a grand opera
house. but meantime some provision
must be made to meet this urgent
want. Why not organize a company
and build a $4,000 hall? We believe
it would be a good investment, for
such a hall is needed not only for
theatrical companies but for political
meetings, balls and many other pur-
poses. Property purchased now with
in the business limit would increase
in value 80 rapidly that the company
in two or three years would find their
stock quoted way above par. A one
story building of sufficient size would
answer the purpose and serve Great
Falls as an opera house for two or
three years. We hope that some of
our enterprising citizens will take the
matter in hand and see to it that the
city is not much longer without such
place of amusement.