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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

4 Reduction in the Debt During the Month
of June.

Reduction I'm the Debt During the Month
of June.
WAsHNGroN d. c.. July The monthly
public debt statement issued from the Treas
ury Department to-day shows a reduction lu
the debt during last month of 81, ,925'sO3,
aud during the fiscal year closed yea-
terday Of s1l $50 .299. The total debt to-day
less sl26692,3T gold reserve ana net cAsI
balance is f84t. SOS 463 and of this amount
S5s5. .O29. $50 is interest-beAring debt, made
up of 5559 66i, $50 per cent and cZo'5of'-
so per cent bonds. The surplus 10 the
treasurv today. including the Sl01WJ,OO
gold greeuback redemption fund Is gl25.-
Gg2. .377. against about Sl5i, 0OO,Oo0 on juiy irt
a year ago. of the surplus IN the treasury
to-day national bank depositares hold
CIT. 1896. $50, 4 against s28,lOO,4lg on July Is
1891.
Govarp:nent receipts from all sources dur
ing JuAe aggregated 3l2l9ll7. or half q
million more than in June, 1891. Customs
receipts were 814.6l6 .4o5, against S4, ,lda, gao
in June year ago, and internal rev
enue receipts were 41411y,922, or nearly
million more than IN Juno ii
year ago. The receipts for tho
fiscal year iust closed aggregate 1886 's33;5D-'
against S40l, ,976.l62 during the preceulhs
year. Customs receipts during the year Iust
closed aggregate SIN e83 .034, or S4l,5gOUJ3
less than during the preceding year.
Internal revenue receipts were el53. 545' 'Z0o'
on nearly eight millions more t40n on the pre-
ceding year. and receipts from miscellaneola
sources we're f22 629, ,175, Orabout five millions
less than during the preceding year. " hie
the revenues from the Government FOR the
last fiscal year were forty-hye millions less
than during the preceding year. the expend-
lures aggregated 34S 66s or fully tWenty
eight millions less than during the proceed
inc wear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

Results Of the Races at the Various Tracks
Yesterday.

Results OF the huCeb AT INV
Yesterday.
sHKEPsHEAD BAY. July L-fohowing are
to-day's results at sheepshead Bay:
First race. sweepstakes. Futurity course
Major Daily first. Candelabra second. Correc-
ton third. Time. i:lZ ID. .,
Second race. handicap one emile-leonaWe,l
first. Sallie McClelland second, RECKON thiIu'
4ime. i.85 Us. a..
Third race. the Thistle stakes. for three
year-olds, milo and two-sxteenths- amp
lighter first. Blizzard second. Barefoot 'hho-
lime. 205 l-5. ~.
Fourth race the Great Trial stakes. futn-
rty course-Alice Bruce (colt) first, Lazy
Violet second. Sir Walter third. lime 10
Fifth race. selling one mile Count hrsl'
Key West second Batsman third lilne'
l;4.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth, on turf
Gettysburg first. Cleaning second, hoque-
fort third. Time. 1854.
AT wAsHE0Ios PAEK-
CHICAGO. July 1.-To-day's results at WASH
ington Park are:
First race. six furlongs-Hawthorn nrst'
Indigo second. Dave G. third. Time, l'2t.
Second race. one mile Chief Justice hfs.'
Content second, Blaze Duke third. llme'
l:50.
Third race, eight and ons-half furlongs--
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YALE WINS BOTH RACES.
HARvARD DOES yERY POOR WORK
she Brings Up the Rear in the Freshmen
Race-Uniyersity Race Won by faio
by Fifteen Lengths.

New LONDON. CoNN., July At the time
appointed for the postponed Freshmen race
between Yale. Harvard and Columbia the
conditions as regards wind. wave and tide
were almost perfect. save for rain, which
came down quite heavily and continued 50
during and after the race.
Harvard won the choice and chose the mid
lie course. Yale with second choice selected
tho west and Columbia was given the east
course. The crews got away without a per
ceptible splash. The crews all took fast
stroke. varying from 80 10 Al to the minute
FOR the FIRST quarter mile and at the end Qf
that distance were prettily ounched Yale
leading by a few yards and Columbia and
Harvard almost tied.
YALE 0AINISG AT EVERY DIP.
Yale seemed 70 gain at every dip and was
two lengths ahead when the third quarter
had been rowed Columbia was leading Har-
yard by about q third Of length as
the mile post was passed. Yale was still
gaining while Harvard WAS rapidly fill
ing the breach between her boat and
that of Columbia. At the beginning OF
the last half Yale held her own 20 the finish,
,ol}ing evenly at 86 90 80 strokes 10 the min
Ute. She finished about eight lengths ahead
of Columbia. who led Harvard by two and 2
haif lengths The official time as announced
was
Yale. l2.O3l6. Columbia, 1920; Harvard.
DOS This is about minute short OF tho
record.
Richardson, who pulled Harvard No 2
tainted at the finish.
YALE WINS TIE OTHER BAcK.
Nrw LONDON. July The Yale-Haryard
University race was rOwed shortly after D
o'clock. The signal was given At 5;l4. Yale
took the water first. Harvard quickly got d
slight lead. IN the first mile Yale lea oy three
lengtbs. pullinga steady sweeping stroke and
continued to gain until the hnish' winning
Dy fifteen lengths.
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canada's Discrimination.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The President sens
IN the Senate today a message on the suo-
80 az the Weilaud canal tolls. which says:
The position taken. by this Government.
"a aYnresaed In my previous communication tc
tbe senate. that the canal tolls and regulations
OF which complaint has beea made are ~ sio-
iation of our treaty with Great Britain; IS
not shaken but confirmed. there cansoe
no doubt that serious aiscIina .AAs.on
a'sa;nst onr citizens and our commerce exists
and ouito as little doubt that this disoritn. ns@
ron }s not the incident. but the purpose oil ths
Canadian regulations. 10 has not seemed 70
rne that this WAS a case in which We could
Yield 10 the suggestions Of futhsr CONCESSIONS
on the part Of the United states witn view
TO securing treaty rights Tor wAioh eons'oee-
alton has already been gwen.
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Mr.. GLADSTONE'S SPEECH
the soLs TOPIC or DISCUSSION.
Lord Randolph Churchiii Re Elected to
Parllament-The Pope tho Relation
OF tho Church to the State.

LONDON, July The general election
opened to-day with the returns without oppo-
sition to Lord Randolph Churchill. Conserva-
tive. from South Paddington.
Mr. Gladstone's address in Edinburgh IL
the topic everywhere and is eagerly perussd
by both the parties. The Tories accuse Mr,
Gladstone of raising a class issue and OF
pandering to the popular prejudice against
the rich and titled In order - CRAFTY
his personal ambition for power. The
Liberals. on the other hand, argue that
Mr.. Gladstone has effectually spiked
the guns OF his adyerssriss and That
he has answered completely the charge That
there was something hidden IA bis scheme ot
home rule. They assert that his arralgnment
of the educated and upper classes IS more
than justified by the history OF the country
within the past ffty years and that Mr.. Glad
stone has gladly vindicated the right aud the
ability OF the common people OF Great BIZ
tain 10 control and direct the affairs OIL tnc
nation. There Is no doubt that MIR. Glad
stone has struck q most popular keynote.
There is tremendous rush to-day for his
speech, and IL Is already being printed IN
pamphlet form for distribution throughput the
United Kingdom The Liberals regard " as
the platform of their campaign ana VIII DO
guided by it everywhere IN their appeals To
the voters.
Money for the Home Rule Cause.
New YoRK. July John Kelly. john
Byrne and other prominent lrish-Americans
have raised $4,000 for the home rule cause
and cabed that sum 10 London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

RAryrGH. n. C.. July There IS a sensa-
tion AZ Wilmington. n c.. due to the queer
conduct Of j. II. Penny, late postoihce reg
istry and stamp clerk. A registered package
containing 400 was ss,;snrs5 tsgs.vsd5 ~ ~ the The
nayson 10 when addressed. II was
touud that the mail carrier had recespt.d
to Penny for the package, but the carrier
swears he never received II. An inspector
has discovered that other similar packages
are missing. Penny is suspected He oo.
tanned leave Of absence Two weeks agy an
,xss 10 visit relatives After reaching New
Work Penny wrote to tho postmaster here thss
be did not intend 10 return. and that is tie
last heard OF him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

W,sstSeroS. ID. c.. July The confer
res an the Naval Appropriation bill met TO
dav and adjourned until Tuesday next Win
ont reaching a final agreement. ,..o - =
Passed Assistant Surgeon victor =. b.
Nssns has been detached from the navy
ward AZ New ork. and ordered 10 the naval
hospital at Norfolk. Va .,u NJ.
aa,scbss from the naval hospital at Chelsea,
Mass. and ordered TO the navy-yard at New
Assistant Surgeon John +. Page, detached
srorn the receiving ship Independence and
ordered to the Ihetis- -
Lieutenant Horace =. Mcintosh has been
placed ON the retired list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

FL RPso OKLA. July l.-Yesterday was
the last day for the LOT jumpers. The ring
leaders of the jumpers went before the
Federal town-site board and demanded the
books and records which were refused them.
They left. swearing they would blow up the
block in which tho board has office-rooms
The members of the board are guarding their
books and records 90 prevent their belng
taken away and they declare they will kill at
sight the frst man who attempts 10 remove o
book Word has been dispatched to the tori
for help but Major Woodson Is powerless to
move without instructions from Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

PARIS. July The Figaro publishes let
ter from Pope Leo to the Bishop Of drcnoble.
in which the Pope expresses regret that some
protesting Catholics allege that the recent IN
functions of the Holy See were intended to
affect political affairs. The Pope denies any
desire to enter into political controversies.
but he saws that when the Church and poll:
tics are closely bound together the Pope wsl
determine the action of the Church.; Inc
Pope says that it is the duty Of the French
Catholic to defend and foster the iaith. ano
she pontif appeals 10 all honest men 20 90
onerate in overcoming that seetarian perseeu-
ton which is comprising the religious and
moral ruin of France
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02
Prohibttion Defeated.

ArousrA Ga, July Prohibition was de1
feated hers today by the adverse majority op
over l. 400. being fully two to one. Hundreds
Of anti voters were coralled By the llquors
men ali last night. we'll piled with hqnor and
voted no oanes the first thing this morning.
bands of Woman's Christian Iemperancs
Union. augmented by hundred; OF h'ue RIIs.
crowded around tho polling places, p'esy,hns ~.
cars evident the whiskey men were .icsofi-
ons when most Of the women retired 70 NE
cb1,ches and engaged in prayer Under sns
Law another election cannot bs hold wishln
tyro wars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

1t 10 Hoped that Drsxel, Morgan GO MAJ
Yet ReorganiIe the Terminal.

II 10 Hoped thst Drsxel, Morgan A 90. MAY
Yet Reor2ani1e the Terminal.
NEw YORK. July IA movement is on foot
among the holders Of the various Richmond
Terminol securities to have meeting
called for the purpose Of considering some
stems by which Drexel. Morgan Co. may DO
induced g. reconsider their refusal TO under
take the reorganization Of the property.
Security holders. who are represented In
the committee Of fifteen say they dlsapproye
of W. +. Clydes action IN placing an oDsthcle
In the way OF O reorganization Oy DreAel'
Morgan 4 Co., and 10 IS understood tnat sew
eral members will withdraw RON the col'-
rnittee AZ the meeting on "Wednesday.
II is understood that Mr. Clydo'a personal
holdings II Richmond Terminal securities are
very small. but be seems to be determined 10
control the reorganization If possible.
Trials OF tho TsrIninal
NV YoRK. July The Memphis and
Observation-Disclosures to-day on It's interest aud
its coupons were bought at par by the Saiistin
Rank for Adrain lselin and others. the
officers of tho company say Il bas nethsf casu
nor collateral with which 20 provide TOT tue
interest. The Georgia Central interest," was
aIso dsfaulted in the Mobile and birmingham
ennds and mari of the Fast Tennessee system.
Stans are being taken by security holders
60 induce Drexel. Morgan * Co. 70 reconsider
tSair decision not 20 undertake the reorgani-
1stion of the Terminal Company.
SsV.sxAn. Ga, July The Central rail
,oad to-daV paid the interest on the South
western aud Montgomery andiEufaua stock
and on tho Rome and Columbus, Augusta ana
Port Royal aad Port koy ana ssstim 1srts ns'o Of
the system and the obligations were met u
or5ey 10 keep IL intact. The company de-
fsnlted on the tripartite bonds and deoentures,
the interest on which amounted 10 nearly
1f01 000
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lvnshlneton Notea.

WAsHEoroS. D. G.. July i,-iSpecial' +
The House Committee on Military Affairs 70
day reported favOrably the bill 10 extend t.e
time for construction Of tho hsbnry coiore,dt
Hotel at Fortress Monroe for ono year. me
report states that the contractor has been
behind all along. but that the hotel Will pc
completed If the time is extended. Inc
structure * 10 cost $4,000
@. y Taylor has been appointed four. =
class postmaster at Bestland. Essex county
Va, vice t. L.. Wright resigned.
A pOstoihce has been established at Red Lye,
Pittsylvania county. with James b. Shell
horse postmaster.
With regard 70 the Star Service from Gate
City 20 Opossum the following order Is -
sued:
Permit tho postmaster at Holstein Springs.
Va, 10 exchange six mails per week VII
trains on the South Atlantic and Ohio ~ Z
road al Moccasin Gap station IA. o. rom
July lst To September 30. 1892, provided the
mails are carried In locked pouches by sWofl 2
carrier. and the service is performed witnoAl
expense 60 the Department.
a postofice has been established at Waldo.
Chatham county, n. c.. with Hugh ". Jonn-
son postmaster
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ra,s~,spbic Brsvftiss.

Annie Habershsn. q colored woman, wa3
murdered after being erim1nsIly ssss~tsa
sarly YESTERDAY morning near Savannah oas
The National Note .Coispany. which re-
oa,tlv hsgan business in the negotiation OF
o'no ,',,s src,sl paper in New York has been eom-
,,alIa5 by the Government to stop businsss
bsesuse ss1.D OF the illegal use Of ths word ma
tloaal" in the title
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

ITH three men on
bases. Foutz gave
Pinkney his base on
balls in the eighth
inning to-day, fore
ing in a run. A
double by Buckley
cleared the bases
and won for 81
Louis one of the
prettiest contests
seen this season
Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

NEw YORK, July William G. whitney
will not accept the chairmsnship OF the
Democratic national committee.
"A great many persons have been good
enough TO mention ans name Ia connection
with the position Mr. Whitney said yesier-
day. but | will not take II under any CIT
cumstancesm
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more than eight hours day he should be al

more than eight hours a day he should be al
lowed 20 do so.
Mr.. Chipman Dem. Mich.) favored tnf
oil. lt was clearly in the interest OF ths s e.
cfent for laboring men. More than that
would make them beasts Of burden. kHces-
siye labor tended 20 make men disconten'e9,
unsocal and vicious. Iie believed that lue
laborer needed rest and family affiliation.
The debate continued in periunctory WY
Tor three hours, and after three roll Calls tho
blll was passed yeas, i6l. nays. 3l-and tne
House then took a recess until o'clock Tor
the considering of pension bills.
The House at its session tonight discusseI
few private pension bills. and at $50 i. "
adjourned till tomorrow without passing
any OF them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

HELENA. ARK. July The young negro
who had assaulted a negro girl was .lyneheu
by negroes IN Wynn. Cass county, Arkansas
on Wednesday night.
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now M 0LUBs STAND.


Boston at Cleveland.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsbure.
Philadelphia at Louisville.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Washington at Cincinnati
SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Montgomery-Ms 5; Montgom-
erys. 4.
At Mobils-C -Chattanoogas, 3; Mobiles. 0.
AZ Now Orleans-New Orleans, A. Brming-
hams. g.
Al Memphis-Atlanta. 8; Memphis, 5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02
Rel,rinR Sea Again.

RoME. July The American and Britsh
ambassadors have requested Italy TO appoint
an arbitrator 20 take part In the settlement OF
tha controvefsv between the United states
ana Great Britain regarding the Behring ses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02
Doing Business a. the ola stsnd.

Providence. II. l.. July 1.-The Senate. by
party vote, has unseated Senator Wa v
Underwood (DsmocraJ, Of Newport
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The Virginia Press Association Will hold us
annual session at Portsmouth on lnesday'
duly 22d
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BHowNs HEAr BEooKLrNs.
which Pushes Them Down 70 Third Place
The Other Games.

ST. LOUIS. No, July 1.
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St. Louis. ouis......1OOOO0O4O-5 10 2
Brooklyns... 01O0O2 10 4 u 2
Batteries Calvin and Buckley; Foutz and
Daily. Umpire. Lynch.
PITrsBURas, IL; ELw ToBKs, Z.
PrrrsBURo. Pa. July 1.-To-day's game
was slugging match throughout, the home
tearp having the best of II in the tenth inning.
At the end Of the ninth. the score was a tie.
In the tenth Smith singled and Farrell hlt for
a homo run. both scoring. The Giants failed
10 score in their half Score.
r.. b. "A. 7.
Pittsburrs 222112-u ~ 4
New Yorks. 90 2022O0 o. 10 l6
batteries Terry and Miller. Crane and
Dovle. Umpire. Mitchell.
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TorvrsvrrLr. KY. July The home club
played a very poor gene to-day. and although
the P6iIliss did nothing brilliant, they. won
an an easy si,'' victory Clements dislocated his
thumb in the fourth inning. and the LOUIS
villes made three runs before Cross was put
in and Weyhing relieved Keefe. Score;
Il. B.H. 4.
Iouisvilles......O 030 100 2 ! .
Rnftsr,es. sanders and Dowse; keefe. Gle
ments. Weyhing aud Cross. Umpire Hurst
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nAIrlNoars. II. cHIoAaos. 8.

CHICAGO. July 1-Iianlon's Orioles found
Hntcbinson an easy mark to-day pounding
him M will Luby went into right IN the
third and Kittridge injured his hand in the
fourth and was succeeded by SERVER. The
game was a slugging match with the odds IN
Baltimores favor. Score
q. S. n. T..
Cbicagos OO2O01-9 10 /
Baltinores. ....4 .4O200 50K-1 II 1
Batteries. Hutchinson. hittrIdge and Shri-
yer. Cobb and GunsOn. Umpire Emsue
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CLEVELAND. O.. July L-Zimmers costly
1ffs Of thrown balls atthe plate lost to-day's
game for Cleveland. Twice he had a chance
to cut of score and both times dropped tho
bali The fielding of both pitchers was
phenomenal. Stiyetts got in the winning run
for Boston. Score.
r. En-. r.
Clevelands .......1OO11O0OO-9 10 ,
Bostons .....0 3 d K ~ /
Batteries: Cuppy anu Limmefi 0UFe''S
and Bennett. Umpire, Sheridan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-05

The copartnership heretofore ex.
listing between Drs. Shropshire & Nc
Daniel is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. 35lw
Car IL, on the Lakeview line.
broke down this morning and caused
considerable delay.
Capt. Lou Goodrich, of the Mer-
chant police, is now in Monterey to
secure the fleeing FL. III. Wandell, who
is charged with burglary and who
skipped his bond here. He Is expect
ed back with the prisoner either today
or tomorrow.
March 8 and 10 the Insurance
agents of the New York Life COM
pany, from all over the Union, will
meet and have q good time in
Chicago. Mr.. l.. l.. Marks, agent
here, leaves for that city this after
noon.
The Sunset boys did not give
their regular weekly hop at Muth's
last night. Another dance was given
near the Sunset.
Eight cases were before the re-
corder this morning. Fines S55. Three
cases were con tinued.
John Dalton was fined $50 as q
suspicious character today.
-Pefecto Serene was arrested last
night charged with being suspicious
character.
The Uncle Toms cabin company
which appeared last Sunday night at
the Grand, have engaged week at
Rische's theatre, beginning March 16.
The electric power was turned off
the s. A. electric cars last night for
nearly half an hour. This morning
also the cars were stopped long
time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-05
Do You Want a Nice Home.

For Sale: A handsome residence on
the finest boulevard in the city and street
cars passing the door. House has six
rooms, servants room, kitchen and bath
good stable and on two large corner lots.
This is one ofIthe handsomest places in the
city. Inquire of JNo. T. HAMBLEToN &
Co, at LIGHT office.
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EXTRAORDINARY.

Madame Roudousky, the highly
celebrated spiritual medium. Every
hidden mystery revealed and lucky
numbers In lottery given. Has the
power of any two mediums. Parlors,
2l8 Avenue G. 2:S 3m
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Wills Pc Re ..

The new Eagle Sooe Co., Commerce
and Navarro streets, are giving the
best bargains in shoes. Ladies' cloth
top button, $500. Ladies' slippers,
75c, and many other such bargains.
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ONCE AND A WHILE

A firm will be found who give genu-
inc bargains in shoes. We have q
$1,000 90 stock bought at half price
and will sell accordingly. Eagle
Shoe Co, Commerch and Navarro
streets. 356t
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list TAINk

1000 to select from. Come and be
onvinced. All $500 and So. 80 fans
go for 81 90; Friday and Saturday only
3:3 3t JOSKE BROS.
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HOW OFTEN A LIFE TIME

Do you get twenty-five dollars worth
of substantial value for $1,000? Haas
& Oppenheimer are quitting the
clothing business and giving SO W
suits for $40 90. 81
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SHANGHAI SILKS,

Without doubt, they are the richest
and rarest designs. Don't fail to see
them. Special offer this week.
3 3 1t JOSKE BROS.
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HAVE YOU 5000 2

Whether or not, go see Haas & OPP
penheimer' 3 clothing quitting sale Of
Ten Dollar Suits. 3:5 st
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EARLY CROP

OF Infants Lace, Plain and Striped
Null Caps and Hats; 300 styles to SO.
lect from. 3:5 st JoSKE BROS.
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JUST Received.

Another large shipment of China
Dress Silks, elegant patterns, in all
the latest shades and designs. Special
offer In our silk department. this week
3:3 3t JOSKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-05

WATCHES, DIAMONDS
Jewelrv and pistols at Hecht's PAL Conn
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q =

Great leaders in ladies Oxfords in
Joske's shoe drive today and Mon
day.
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ALFRED GILES, ARCHITECT,

Since the fire has his Office opposite the
side entrance of the post-office, next
Maverick land office. 226 I'm
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LEISURE MOMENTS.

How they can be spent usefully.
BY seeing our elegant front show
windows, full of the very latest
spring goods and correct styles.
3:5 81 JOSKB BROS.
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HAAS d oPPENHEIMER

Are cutting off the clothing branch of
their business. Powerful move, hut
S25 suits for $40 should effect II. 3 st