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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

saa democrats. sri sa1 that sli spree ira. thgs
- sAs psopsr tasns % &c. sa4 rertssniy Is ss tao
Ss-y ssAs prz1es Pc 90 ssSp< Every r-s<s.1fze1
.SNsFsr, a<s been taken 20 pct every rams IA
sns pfnp%r precinct ssd doaSs Il xny mistakes
Nha'sFet have occurred Ire Constitution re-
sasfss ths votsy - be q resilient OF ira city
~Fn, s<rd c. pseefneI and this language
seems % PIT less izarort.aes en- precinct lines
"a eatsss aud towns shsa Ia sAs conEvy. Z.
psscsses lines were q e9ua Importance Ia b1ta
ssss@s tie words city. town, werd' wouie -
E'eao1t foreG- % eoErss, X vcses hss
ehaazsd bis resi3snes, 10 sa0ss have lis regis
sfskssl ehAngss4 accordingly
AFBong osaar anesttoas which have s-tssn In
eonnsetaon with tie voting or Tuesesy ~ thas
O tie fxaE Of AZ siscEcs - vote u hs l. not cor
tsesaf Fegastsya1 IL soGad yesterday "
safT Chsrx Stensnan that, nstwtfhssaclnx ali
We care Ia eniexvgrsaE 70 have electors s@e tnas
tnsy we're corrscs4y registered. soTns errors have
sssrs an 5ouas RaEsss which should hare oee1
70 new precincts are IN the oiG precinct roll
baoxs Mr.. ssosernan conenlfs1 the crrosorxtson
e@aassa, bar that gsEsssnsn directed b. e 70 the
soansy commissioner, ~hOse leggs savfsss ID
shs county sstsrnsY. There viii prohasly D. o
consultation OF MONDAY kn1 q decision ar
river al
Prosecuting Attorney Nuier ws. sesn By a
fesT-lSrgELt5EscRE reporter ysst@gaaY, bat be
assiined - give sa oT.hana decision, 6at said il
was ct tmpostsase that, ia vtsv % %. donBs sx-
listing. rule Should b aid down for the guild
aaee OF Officers OF slsessea- He said:
am Of opsniea thAt tie Law ~ elsar 81 the
es-s Tnefs al e sct0r removes from tae precinct
Nfthlu The prescribed time-he loses hls vosa
he california constitution upon watch ours IL
moaeied. has 81 explanatory provision which
ours has Bot. It ssys, | speak fgom memory
oaly, toas Il man Aas rSDorsa ffoE pre-
elncts he may, under osta, vote in the precinct
xhsaee be casac
IN tbs case now arising. nj eisetor has not
moved pGt 6Ss Dy error been Registered In the
wrong prsrfnes Ths question il whether ha
shall upon production Z his certificate snow-
Ing Residences IA hts old precinct, Dc allowed to
vote there without his name being on the
books, or be seast To the polling nlsce wnere his
name Is recorded He nssd not BE- deprived 81
bis vote II 10 only question Is to whether he
snsli oe put 20 the trouble 81 going perhaps % a
distances. prefer net 10 give any decision.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer FS.rhsven changes her time schedule
to-day, leaving here 81 . O'Clock ia the evening
instead Of $ ia the morning she viii not sc
out on saturday evening ot each week.
Following Is The result of AlBhsus Byers'
local weather observations for the twenty iour
hours preceding o'clock last evening Maxi
tnurn temperature. 60: minimum. ~. mean,
SAL. rainfall. inca; no wind. clouds. 6. fais
weather.
steamer susie foulet her lines whlis lying At
the wharf st Port Gamble Friday niEht snd
Hfed v ita water. Sse sil under water bot
Der pilot house YESTERDAY when tie Delta was
coming in. A iox was plAcet on each side Of
her 10 keep her sdosG
steamer Nellie AeHsavy came nsar sinking In
a heavy sweB ca the head OF Hoot cAusl
"Wednesday she bat t~9 small boats In tow
loaded wtsh forty sacks OF oysters and they
a4lesi with water and sank. The h>s2 herselt IS
= synalreFAst and Was heSvily iosdst.
steamer Fssrhsvss had 20 ionS % freight IN
and Is cut on she Ia Conner fcutei Monticello
20 IN sua - Gus on Port Aaseles route. Nzsel
g. cat on Suehorntsh route: assoc. 10 ~ and Z,
sot 90 whatcora reute, Glife. "a oat for Ia
-r7aa. state OF Washington, = o0t for Everett
Mu.tuousAh. Is cut an % vupis Fogte-
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THE OLD MAN WAS BEIBKD.
Hot He Went Out aud Got a Policeman
Just the sams.

In Justice Won Tebei's coart yesterday John
bsrnoaek. barroosa loaier. was ansG So and
costs and sentences 70 thirty days Ia the county
isfl Tor patty larceny. The sentence amounts 10
sixty.fye days imprisonment, and f. ths NOS;
severe punishment indicted upon a thief OF that
class By the justice courts of seattle
w. g. Wilson and r, J. Bricklsy own q saloon
Ia the southern part OF ths city. Brfekiey has
been sick foe seysra days. aud wilsoa was COM
PEELED 70 work sbout tweuty out % twenty four
bouss-eaeh day, Yesterday morning he asked
BAREBACK 10 watch while he took s nap Before
golag to sissp be counted the noaey 10 the XII
and pat IL Ia bis pocket Then be lay down
aud fell asleep BAREBACK ran his hand down
Into Wilson's pocket aud drew out 3 handful Of
siivef An old man who sat dazing In the rear
OF the saloon saw ths act. aud said: "A bat does
tals mean3"
''what will you drink said Bsrnhnek
"A hisxy," replied the old man, and down went
'iour angsss Of the hsry liquid
"keep your mouth saul" said BAREBACK, land
here IL two bits." The Old man took the two
bits and went out. lie returned with police
msn, and iuss then atlson woke UP aad took In
the situation 81 once snd commenced 20 count
bis money GA the bar Then Barnbaes rushed
up and threw down the handful OF silver be had
stolen Hanback, arrested. and ia the JUS
tice court received summary igssica
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

Foxr TasS,E Sp. Soy. So -pecis Arr vsi
--sh e. z SARGENT, tweatr-saH tsys iroTa asa
Francisco. st Sssa1no, 20 ies1 teiuTa cargo o.
Goa
"a hate Davenport goes from Fort h.aksisy
tonsoryov 20 Departure esy 20 load coal Tor san
Franslzcs
sAx FsAxrf=~o. Sav. 3-Arrlvea-str Co.ur
hIa. frsani Portland "a Astoria e ezFea sti
RsEaa}us- fog Nsaa-so-+ "a ls!-8Ai AiieA-tzt
fss Fss& tiarg be sE Ematl} a. tos .-,7ssa s1a
port Te~1ssna; sfr oregon. for Aster1s
PeHrIANp nov. A--. ~0vr.s'. The bark ~
yauscs. G94 dave lr.n Sew Yeys. wh'ch 49,
slracss aeea e}vea ur at tae reasik1ees rgtfou
s Re~as. be as n.ty DAYS ovsr3ae wss Fsfor' g.
terfrns - fae meaJa %. tss to anhja w5th
ptset sbosr3
Ssv YeRk. Nov &--se.v-a. eroocl. ssaer
Haraburv; R~itanuic, iavsrraa..
fxwsS Nav. A--Penasy vaa. 20. &stwesp
HAwWx Nav. IA Taafs.lc. New s IA
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SUICIDE OF hugh KoHLER.
elena" Bis Bsirothed. Views the Re-
nlAin.-Ihe Int e rment 90 BE Here.

s A Knapp, Of oystsrvillr, arrived in the
city yesterday II Inquire intO the circumstance
connected with the suicide OF his friend. Hugh
A KohleF. lie Is Of The opinion that the causes
glvea in the PosF- TsTKLLtG ESCEs the moSalpg
after kohlef'. body was found were correct
TIE exact amount OF money the deceased In
vested ln Grsy's uafbor land be does a0t know,
bur estimates "a a. several thousands. koh,er
slso told him that hts father had not treated
him rig5t She is I'm general cargo.
Lena Kohiers betrothei, came with Mr..
Enapp and went "a the morgue, where shs
viewed the remains Of her lover. telegram
wus received yesterday from tho father 81
Konler In Boston requesting thst the remain,
be buried here. The request will dorhfless bs
compiled with. No beques,s or instructions 70
garasnk nroperty have been found.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

lzsaeea, eonsstsTfar sas Les q tss Tssegrspa
valra esss gare assc-e.
II lbs Tsse~res tss:rss xzy further particulars
az & Ass r.; - 60 - 10 asa 20, then sa1 fAey
wiz - eksxTs1iLy fagassA&1. astwst1ss2adlH ~
sae fact sssaE nTssss &ss nzsss ct ia clerks .
tie ce-e3 srs working tom oelccS e tie
morning 5Etsa L octes@k AZ zaget - oftef 70
keep Las seek II sssps wAsss E3ts4ng the essr-
tim s1aEtfes ready 70 sen2 ogt esIvsEt1r 70
sans. swearing il snesrs, s.c
Ycc vii readily peresavs tAat ! have a.y
quantity Of spare EDs 70 1evesx 20 the eoTrec~
loa o. fas g stakes a1d sas rsszssslon 81 tie
fszx a this TzsA~~esA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
THE M'NEIL.s AGAIN.
Husband and Wife Again Air Their
Domestic Troubles

The AcNsiis. whose domestic troubles occu-
pied prominent place in the court records
about year ago, came before the public once
more yesterday. Mrs. Mcneil swots cut q war
rant baiore Justice Won Tobsl charging Mr.. Nc
Nell sith gsiag language calculated b provoke
an assault Her story was To the effect that Mo
Nell followed her about tho public streets aud
called her vile names In such manner that the
attention OF passsrs-by could not but be at
trseted. Mr.. Mcneil arrested. aud when
brought into the court justified Mrs. AcNetl's
complaint about vile names. He called her
most everything n the catalogue. and accused
bar OF making appointments with we'll known
people.
The justice heard his counter complaint and
thea set hls case for bearing at o'clock toner
row morning Ia default OF $40 bail Mcneil
went 10 the county TALL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

The aggregation oil expenses for the part OF
year previous going 90 make up the total from
January L. 1851. to August /. 1892. OF sl6 10 10
namely, St, 4s7. SO IL Included In the report for
the hsoal year ending July 81. 1891. and Tor pur-
poses The same as those above enumerated
M Twcnsii. referring to the Tslsgrdpks gar
bled figures. says:
The statement that the cost of furniture Ia the
Rud3far's vault was s,l3l.03 is false; that SUM
covers tie vault furniture ia the whole build
ing. inclu ling the suditoS's. treasurer, county
CLERKS, sheriff. assessors and surveyors
vaults. beside ire clerk . private vsuit and the
Gmnihases used Ia wheeling the Indexes from
the vaults into the main room.
The furniture 10 the auditors vault aggregates
about one ourta or oue.tifth OF the total furni-
tura, consequently Tie telegraph only lied about
tsree-fourGhs or four-nfths, which Ia very mild
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

ton-Just tire work that It was made for
Its wornan's medicine, carefully COM
pounded for her by an experienced physician,
and adapted to her delicate organization IL
makes weak women strong, suffering women
q soothing and braciug nervine, and a Ger
tain cure for all tho functional arrangements,
painful disorders or chronic weaknesses pc
culisr TO the sex For liberation, displace-
nents, bearing down sensations, " female
complaints OF every kind, it's . never-fail-
ing remedy.
And, among all the medicines that claim 20
help women, Favorite Prescription Is the
only ono that's guaranteed To do what Is
promised for it II It doesn't benefit or cure,
In any case, you have your money back.
Is sornething else, that may pay the dealer
better, likely TO Be " Just as good for you
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Both of the Retiring Members
Successful at the Polls.
MAcDouGaLL AND colkETr m.
Over Three rhoasana Votes Casa-Masy
Wemea Exercise Their Privilege
Details OF the vosing.

The schocl eisctsor yesterday leaves the
present nsubsrshap OF TIE school eoA-d Tn
enaassas - J. T. AseDougaGl and ". J. CoIksss
are reesecss6 Tas eay vas nosicsahse Tor sso
fsInss-shs enormous turnout for q school
s'setaon fever 2ssa Votes having been east, ard
tee rensrsssis eios~asss OF tia rosa- Mr. Mac
ieossxAA vas . vlaasr. VI 2.25s votes to ais
eFssiit Af. C0lEsst exras a<xs win zigl, eas
o2iy t~enty-fe1s votes ahead Of bis oppoasuI
A. p saadag. Mr. Goa4a ssesared Aura The
detailed vote Is given osIow:
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TwICHELL STRIKES BACK.
He Gives Full Details In Answer to tn
ssIelezrauh.n

WIFI persistent msllgaisy the Telegraph re-
news ia insinuation against tbs integrity OF
the klng county commissioners aad County
Auditor fsichsh. Yesterday 10 backed down
from the stand II bad taken, but IL broke out In
ue~ plses. although II easy for the
Telegraph 70 look at the vouchers as for the
Posr-IsTELLlGEScxg 70 DO H. II was given The
numbers, but pressads thst they are mysteries,
therefore the 1garss were obtained In full from
Ar. Twicheli.
The Telegraph preiends to believe that the
warrants do not show what the amounts were
expended Tor. Tho following il copied from the
its figures:
Distribution OF purchasing agents account
fseal rear ending August L iA42.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

Fre3sese G Tc-rsy. Fegrsssrt-ng -. K Vfck-
etv. OF >Ra FrsaC.scc. Sn4 r AeT pei 3 Ca,
Nex Ne-s So FAfts. iaEttss slEsat.lz 60 g1.-
lection sE eh ee wstes sofors ard efeh r-s 30 be
.aawn AZ tAe fnss.Eu-e wareraerss et 3eaHefs s
Hal. carate Esaat SAD MaF.oa strccss. Ge- az
gsexk seek Na.y--eaalnE SATURDAY sTeE4CE. No
sem heT "a
Taa CO. ertl21 os sstss cos3rs serscssa . Ferae
4 sns best s.e1las ln Rene. fArs~ Loader.
F3iabgrga AID Ntz ogs, a14 ~. suqag IT.
.=aets "a
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The election passed ca qas=tly, bat there
was considerable interest manifested ana an
unusually iargs ruHlber of women avsiled
themselves o. tie elective frsnehise
Three tickets were In the he.d- ons contained
TIE names Of J. i. kaeDougsll sad c. y. Nun
day; tae seeoEd. W. J Colkett aud J. A Gould,
and the third. Dr.. sarah Kendall and L. ".
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PASSENGER LISTS.

SAN Francisco. Nov a--Passsngers on the
steamer matilda, which sailed today are:
seattls-Ml.s Asydea bauer, MIRA Nichols,
Mrs NJ Z. Bales, Bessie Haxslton, Mra ! A.
Tannai and son.
Tacoma--Mrs. l. Hsrtxeil, W. =. Rapson and
wife, Mrs. L. S. Brown. c II. seeley. A. A. May
bee, Mrs. W. A. Hall.
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Coeos wt5a "a Cs.-}s- Create serve tfss sass
0eek a. sgevsrt & Holmes csgS store Ie5s1
wsth Il celis oe. eresa 81 Lees paA'1sey a.
tae week- ice erssE us1e tson ~ Carries
EvapoFagst Cream sree a. bo.a & taass lsa1tnE
ssrs4s stores cs RltaTnxge GAYS
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Cocoa with ST. Charles Cream served free this
week at Stewart & Holmes drug store Coffee
with this delicious cream ~ Lees pharmacy all
the week Ice cream made from St Charles
Evsporated Cream free at both o; these leading
drug stores on alternate asya
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
HOUSE VACANT?

For Rent ais. inserted In the POST
IsTELL6EsCER are read each day
by thousands. Largest circulation
Best results.
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Use the Want Columns OF the Posi-
iSfELLlGENCgR- Double the elr-
ulatlon Of any paper in tie State.
Best resaItA
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rs avs-Aoak Ascxaaare Al1 .sevs Gag s. =
pslE al lie eUa AAsN&S.
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Nss SONGS Ssz Dances. View sesesalt2ss Fssi
Of Pretty 3iF.s Laugh from STAR
10 EEE8sA
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A strons,

healthy sco'nan In
stead Of . tired
and ailing ons I
Sounds Ike q mir
acle, doesn't It'll
But II isn't. It's
only the ordinary,
! every : day work
! Of DR.. Pierce's
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: McFEE or DUBLIN.
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The Es..sishea Comedian.
HOO HE T KELLY.
Aiss1 BIZ Tiorrt~ West A4slAsa. Randall Harry
Kelly an6 f@nET company Ii tbs
E4eyFy soeaAsgs-tty
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seat. no- On sale ., Thea,sr Fog ore. Tsss
nhcus Sos
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CEATrIs OPERA HOUSE
- J. ". Hanna Lessee AMI Manager
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In . issI
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|Iohn n
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life. 9
Eric.s &
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PRICES. Use AZ 81 o
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-11
HIS is FAIR.

Mr.. Houston Makes a Statement.
Mr.. Reagan Houston, assignee OF
the estate of Sam Maverick, was
visited this morning by reporter and
asked, with reference to the meeting
held by the creditors of the estate, il
he had any statement to make.
Said the gentleman: 81 never knew
of the meeting until 1 saw mention
OF 1T in your'paper of yesterday. All
1 have to say is that the books
of the bank and estate of Sam
Maverick, since and previous
to the assignment, are open
to the inspection of the creditors, or
any committee they may send to rep
resent them. And further, if they
wish to put experts on the bouks, 1
will heartily recognize same, and 1
will be glad to see any OF them and
talk with them about the estate and
hear any expressions they may have
To offer in conducting same, and if I
think proper will follow their advice,
but ultimately will follow my own,
as 1 am held responsible for the es-
tate. have been sick since my re.
turn and have not been able to attend
to business. was up few minutes
yesterday and an hour or so today,
but will return home Immediately
and will not be able for several days
yet to attend to business"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-11
Rates for the Rig Fight.

The Southern Pacific has made 4
cents per mile round trip first-class
rate to New Orleans for the sporting
fraternity to see the big fight between
John L. Sullivan and James J. Cor
bett, which takes place September
9TH for a purse of $25 900. Tickets on
sale September 8, good to return ON
the 10th. Besides this on Septembe
9th, jack Sicily, amateur feather
weight champion of America, and
George Dixon, featherweight cham
pion of the world will fight for a
purse of s. 500; and ON the 18th, Billy
Meyers, the "Strester Cyclone" will
meet Jack McAuliff, lightweight
champion of the world for $4,000
purse.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-11
NOTICE I

To all persons holding claims against
the San Antonio & Arkansas Pass
Railway Company:
All persons holding claims against
the San Antonio & Arkansas Pass
Railway Company, or the receivers
thereof, unpaid, are hereby notified
to file the same with me, and to fur
nish the necessary proof to establish
the same, on or before the 3rd day OF
October next. No claim will be re-
ceived or heard after that date.
J. r. FLEMING,
6 % tt Master-in-C hAncery
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622 tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-11
RECORDERS COURT.

At the usual hour this morning the
court opened The first case on trial
was against Mary McCrsig for insult
| ing language. The affidavit was
made by Mollie Kstz, an old negro
woman who is supposed TO be con.
iurer. The case was dismissed.
The next case was against a young
negro named Jackson. He was ar.
rested by Officer Beck for being a
suspicious character. Yesterday af-
ternoon about o'clock Miss Zeigler,
who lives at AIS North Flores street,
met the negro as he was coming out
of her gate. She went for the police.
and upon returning found the bed
and wardrobe in q very disordered
shape. The negro, she says, had been
passing up and down the street in
front of the house very frequently.
The night before she had seen him
pass six or seven times. A MIR. Hicks,
called as witness for the defend
ant, and who was, short time ago,
his employer, stated in answer to
Judge Devine's question il he had
missed anything while Jackson was
in his employ, that he had, missed
several little things that he had at
tributed to the Negroes work, but he
had no proof. Captain Hughes said
he answered the de scrlption of a man
tney were looking for. He was locked
up Tor 80 days.
Joe Westinghouse case was dis
missed.
G. A Robertson is rather an old
man but nevertheless he gets booty
sometimes. Last night he was drink-
ing again and went in a buggy to
Jim Apprentices saloon on the cor
ner OF East Commerce and LsSalle
streets and got glass of beer. When
Mr.. Applewhite asked him for the
nickle he refused to pay. Applewhite
caught hold of his lines and refused
to turn them loose when ordered.
whereupon Robertson put his hand
in his nip pocket and pulled out,
what Mr.. Applewhite thought was
pistol and what proved to be a
putty knife, with the remark, I'll
shoot you if you don't turn
those lines aloose. Smoke
this, Will you?" Jim thought it was
pretty hard but said he guessed he
would have to. The defendant then
hit him with a whip and drove off.
He was arrested later by Officer Kula-
wick and this morning fined S.
II. Wolff keeps q beer saloon near
West End. On Saturday nights he
has a dance, which lasts till Sunday
morning and at which all the boys
around about attend. They curse and
make considerable noise. Maj. Day
and DR.. Moore, who live within a
block of this dive, became tired of
these weekly occurrences. They
made an affidavit yesterday against
Wolff tor keeping dlsOrderly house.
This morning in court witnesses who
live three blocks away stated that
the noise had kept them awake.
Captain Cardenas, who was returning
from the Club Social's dance at the
pavilion, stated that he was fully four
blocks away and heard the noise.
Wolff was fined SIS and was told that
If it occurred again it would be $50. He
was locked up.
J. H. White, for beating and strik-
ing, continued.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-11
THROUGH THE LIVER.
A CoIOred Boy Puts a Small Bullet
Into His side.

A ColOred Boy Puts a Small Bullet
Into His side.
A negro youth named John, who
has been working on Government
Hill tor Col. Dandy. shot himself yes
terday afternoon with q 80 calibre
rifle. 1t Is not known whether he
did it purposely or by accident. He
was found on Duvsl street, east of
the round.hou of the southern
Pacific railway, by people who heard
the report of the rifle and saw that
the boy was shot. They went
to him and found that
the bullet had penetrated the right
side. He was questioned as to where
he lived and Col. Dandy was informed
and had him convey ed TO the military
hospital. The post physician says the
boys wound is very serious and prob.
ably fatal, as the bullet pierced the
liver. The boy is only IL years of
age. He had been In the habit of
taking the rifle and going out after
rabbits, and did not appear to be ally
way respondent or inclined to sui
eide.
The boy today is very low, but not
dead. There are little hopes of his
recovery.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-11
To Enlarge His Store.

Mr.. R. J Hofheinz intends shortly
to build an extension in the rear of
his already large place of business on
Military plaza. This is for the pur-
pose of increasing his stock, as hav-
ing recently sold the stove and small
hardware department to Messrs. K. l..
Hotheinz & Bro, he will in future
carry a heavy line of carriages, bug
gies, carts, Fish Bro. wagons and all
large farming Implements.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-11
List Of Patents

Granted to Texas inventors this
week. Reported by G. A. Snow & Co.,
solicitors of American aud foreign
patents, opposite U. s. Patent OF.
flee. Washington, D. G.
F. N. Chaplin, Austin, Ironing.
board.
J. T. Fox, Sherman, Gatelatch.
w. Gordon, SUubbs, Caster.
c. N. Leatherwood, Hutto, Listing
pillow.
&. Schubert, Walnut, Mechanism
tor harvester reels.