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Lotto. tluh EnInrS msn,s.

The Iotol Club has accepted tho plans OF ".
II. Hume for IL four. story and basement and
tin roof addition to their house. at 55o-S Filth
avenue. at " cost OF $4,000
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Court and sue him. I can't hold him on this

All right, yer Honor" said Reilly.
Tmorrow tn Secretary gets my resignation.
aint goin' { payt go { n ball where yer git
law"
And Reilly carefully arranged tho torn
swallowtail on his arm and loft the court
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DIED..

BELLA his residence. 25l Lexington aN. on Fri.
day Nov. g. 1902. Richard Bell, In the voth year Of
bis age retired banker. and for many ysArs con-
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AND COZ My or NEW iokhi
An Additional surrogate is to he elected this year fos
the city and county OF New York.
The surrogate is in many respects the stimpoftAnt
Judicial officer elected in this county He presidse
over court III which all ctizens have the greatest n.
tercsL
A very large majority Of tho people never ntigate
and consequently have no practical experience with
the courts 81 aw.
In regard to tho surrogae's Court the situation 70
very different
IT'S cstmaitd that all the property in this city
passes through that court once in every thrty.thrss
years
II IA essentially tho peoples court the tribunal IN
which they should lake the greatest interest.
Its jurisdiction embraces the proving OF wills and all
contests over their VALIDITY tho administration Of the
Estates OF deceased PERSONS the care OF Infants %
tate ana tho appoint mont ana supervision OF aduinio
traitors ana guardians
obviously nominee Tor this once should beAhw.
yer OF unQnestoned character and professional
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Morning noon and night the Now York Central has
fast trains TO hicago and the West.-Adn
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SIS Fuerst Bismarck from SOut Hampton for New York
IS werEendam. from Rotterdam for New York
SIS fnda, from Genoa for New York.
Is CoIUm bia, from Co on for New York.
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BUSINESS 3lotires.


S0zodermn
eARGFNT'S ANTISEPTIO
THY MOLINE SOAP
BATHING.-Leaves the skin soft IS velvet.
TOILFT-Heas ny II by magic scratches and rough
ness leaving the skin soft. white. and cool.
sUAMpOOISG-It erndicstrs dandrun. feveriahne ss
of the scalp preventing the hair from falling out. and
'""N'"S d" FotR.otNCE CAKES. 25 CENTS.
Sold by Macy. Hsarn. Eidley. Altman. and other
stores, or IN allied on receipt OF price
HALL 4 KUCKEL. Chemists and Druggists. ny.
Philiips' OlGestible Cocoa.
An en-cacIous drink for the nervous and dyspepttc
NJ. u. 35, ~. so Each. Own Make Dress
Shirts ]. ". JOHNSTON. 80 9TH Av" above 23c St
Rnrry's Tricoph-rous prevents the hair from
falling out makes ii thick soft glossy, sbundAnt.
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ArrIyrd-SA'

ArrIvrd-SAruRpAr. Nov. 3
Es Britannia Smith Liverpool.
IS Suevia. Bauer, Hamburg
IS Chattahouchre, Daggett. savannah
IS Seneca. Stevens. Norfolk.
Is City OF Atlanta. Dole. West Point Va
IS Cherokee. Chichester Charleston
Ss Richmond. Jenney. Norfolk.
Nc. .Aler arrivals $50 First FAGAI
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KARINE INTELLIGENCE

rrrirrrK ALuAsAc-rHrs DAT.
Sur rises. 20 sun sets... O5 Neon rises 6 ~
HiLH wArER-THIs
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island. 63 He'll Gate. 10 40
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YoUNG's ExTERMINAToR.

YOUSG'S EXTERMINATOR.
BEDBUGS. wATERBrGS. &C. MUST CO.
We will send you for I5c po WIDER that will clean
your house III one day OF these insects. Address
NEW HAVEN CHEMICAL CO,
Post ONCE box 4JS, New Haven, Conn.
PFOTECTI N.-tOrV PAETIES are for
protecting tae interior OF cir HON from tho comine
col" blasts o winter and reducing their coal md plumb
ing bills by koehuch. celebrated Weather Strips
their doors and windows; exclude cold, wind.
snow and dust RnEPtCk. l72 Fulton Of.
BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PtNACEA,
TIE GREAT PAIN RELIEvER.
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL. USE,
Cures Cramps cole. Colds and all pains 25c. bottla
DEAN ES~ NDHEA u NOI- Es CURED
At home by invisible Tabular Ear Cushions. Sold
byF iiISsOA only s53 Bdway ~ Book OF proofs freq
BEST NAIW-G KONEt. Hays Hair Health
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ADDRESS OF THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF DEMO
CRATIC LEAGUE.
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MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY.
Maple Grove station. Long Island Railroad For par.
ticuArs address ONCE 1878 Broadway, ~
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TOPICS FROM OVER THE SEA.
mrs LAyoTRY BUYS A HANDSOME
ylCH1, AND WILL ENJOY LIFE.

Ring oscar Hobness with HE Sailors a.
an Ordinary Gentleman - Matrimonial
ce. OF the suitan's Head Doctor
Rrupp 10 Making . Big Gun for tho
worid's Fair - The Salvation Army
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PhNl,ps' OIGe.tibie Coco,
MARRIED..

Rnrry's TrIcoph~rnus prevents he hair
falling out makes ii thick, soft. glossy, abundsnt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Heyer, of Houston, is in the
city on pleasure trip.
Mr.. Lich hensteiu, q merchant OF
Corpus Christi. is at the Mepger
Mr.. Will Tobiu, of Austin, is in the
city visiting Jacob Waelder.
Miss Inez Lehman is in Austin
visiting friends.
Chas Zoller leaves over the s. P. for
New York today.
DIR. A. B Gardner and Miss Lula
Gardner, of Bellvllle, are at the Men
ger.
Police Officer Wilson has returned
from four days visit to northern
Texas.
Mrs. Laura Font, after a pleasant
visit to Houston and other points, has
returned to the city.
Mr.. w. B. Chew, president of the
Commercial National bank, of Hous-
ton, is in the city.
VIM. Schmitt and VIM. Vollbrecht
returned yesterday from their vacs-
ton spent in Europe.
Mesers. Thos. Holt, Harry Bailey,
Frank Cam and Alex Fues left to
day on camping trip to the head of
the Nueces river.
E. B. Alling and family returned to
the city yesterday after two months
visit to Denver and other cities in the
north.
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Two Accidents.

Last night as Mr. r. J. Hofheinz was re-
turning from trip out in the country in
Flores street into Salinas street and then
turned into Acequia street. As he reach
ed the latter street he saw the flash of a
headlight, gave his horse cut with the
whip and the next thing he knew he was
thrown on the sidewalk heavily, mis-
buggy was a wreck and his spirited
horse was running away. A street car,
No 50, had overtaken him and caused the
collision, He said he heard no alarm
gong sounding from the street car and
they were going very fast. He very mar
rowly escaped being killed.
The horse continued down Acequia
street and crossed Main plaza, going to-
ward his stable. On his way man named
r. &. White, on horseback, set out to
catch the runaway. His saddle turned
and threw him under his horse and one
foot Of the animal striking his ankle,
shattered the bone. DIR. Kennedy attend
ed him
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
THE COURTS.

Oscar Reichelt has filed suit in the
Thirty seventh district court against
Mamma ReicheIt. suit for divorce on
grounds of abandonment.
Alice l.. BuraScanno has also filed a
suit for divorce in the same court, against
Salvatore BurascannO, on the grounds
of cruel treatment, adultery and general
abuse.
j. S. Smith has filed suit in Judge
Noonan'S court against L. j. Polk and
l.. ID. VOak, suit on prOmiSSOry note and
to fOreclOSe lien.
d. c. Ruby has entered suit in Judge
Kings court against w. II. Van Ripper.
suit on promssOry note.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
Another Rabid bog,

Saturday last Mr.. +. Ruhrmann'S
great mastif. probably the largest dog in
the city, became mad, or gave signs Of
what appeared TO be madness, and ran
down Garden street yelping and swapping.
He passed between two young ladies on
the Mill bridge and greatly frightened
them and continued on his way up Ma
varro street. He must have turned, as he
ran down st. Mary'S street and
straight past one of the young ladies
he had before encountered, and dashed
into the Western Union telegraph office,
causing the operators TO climb on their
desks. He ran out and down Commerce
street, closely followed by several men,
among them o. c. GueSsaZ. who snatched
his pistol up from the office. In front of
Central Park, on Garden street, Mr.. Cues
saz winged the dog in one leg and then
killed him.
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LIGHT FLASH ES.

H. A. MAR had q bad fall on
Houston street Saturday afternoon.
, His bycicle took q header.
Tine candidates are out at Brsck-
enridge today attending a barbecue.
Yesterday afternoon the marshals
Of the Catholic societies met and
elected Mr.. A. F. Pollok as chief
marshal.
The physicians of the city have
memoriaiIzed the city council, adj
vocating cremation of bodies, bedding
and clothing In ev ent OF cholera
epidemic here.
parents, No. 526 Crockett street, Mr..
Harry Lstchan aud Miss Mary E.
Thomas were united in marriage at II
O'Clock this morning, there being
present only the relatives and few
friends. After the ceremony was per
formed a splendid repast was served.
The bazaar closed at the st. Paul
A. M. E. church Saturday night with
an auction sale. There were taken In
during the three days fair about
500.
There was q runaway on Main
avenue yesterday afternoon but no
one was injured.
Travelling Auditor Hsmer, of the
8. A. P, is checking up the depot
boys today.
Mr.. J. J. Connolly and Mrs. Ida
Strobel. two we'll known people of
this city, were married at the First
Baptist church at 10 O'Clock this MORN
ing, by Rev. E. E. King.
The Christian Endeavor societies
of the city have chartered q special
car and tomorrow morning about six.
Gy delegates from San Antonio will
leave for Austin, where they will at
tend the third annual state conven-
ton, which will last three days.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
Local Weather,
Local Weather.
Barometer, 1910; temperature, So;
forecast, fair weather, southerly
winda
Another Firebug Loose.

An attempt to burn the store of Mrs.
w. G. Erps, on Avenue f was made some
time during last night, but fortunately
the ince ndiary'S work was discovered In
time 10 prevent damage.
Mrs. Erps is a widow who continues
the sewing machine sales business left
her by her husband. She lives back of
the store. Smoke was discovered by
the family and rushing into the store, the
family found an open window. A lot of
paper and inflammable material had been
piled around a sewing machine and this
was burning. The incendiary escaped,
neighborS the fire was extinguished
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Mortgages, Releases and Trust Deeds.

c. IT. and ?. A. FIOrian TO VIM. and A.
T. Bea release of deed of trust on west
half of block 3. a subdivision of original
city lot :, range 3. district 3, the certain
promissOry note of 800 having been paid
Z &. Jones to VIM. Kearney. trustee
for $40, lot 3D." subdivision of lots and
8, block s. situated on corner of Quincy
street and Jones avenue, on Rock Quarry
road, to have and hold for protection of
Alma 7. Reed on a prOmiSsory note of
$500
pany, Phil Carl, trustee, chattel on l
counter, beer pump and beer license No.
1892, at No. 1905 South Flores street, 500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and Prices They Bring

H. NJ. Aubrey to H. B. Martin, lot u,
block IL, Government Heights addition,
500.
H. B. Adams to w. A. Wurzbach, lots :
and s, block 6, original city lot 3. range T.,
district l, southwest corner of Mason and
Palmetto streets, $3.50.
V. +. InSkeep to Jacob FaSka and wife,
south part OF lots ID and Il, original city
lot 81 Dakota street, 81 $50
Henry and Emil Elmendorf to ChaS.
Hoffman,, lots to twenty four inclusive,
in block %, Columbia Heights addition,
$3.50.
Herman Grona to Albert Grona, lot ;. a
part of lot l, original lot /, $3.50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
Street Car Accident.

Yesterday afternoon street car and
buggy collision occurred at the corner of
Romano street and San Pedro avenue.
The buggy was occupied by Mrs. Goodloe
and son. Both were thrown out and the
lady was bruised considerably. The boy,
although one buggy wheel ran over his
head. was not much hurt. The car was
going around the curve too rapidly, it is
Snil
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
FRENCH rANsY WATERS.

Ladies will find these waters jusl
what they need and can be depended
upon every time TO give relief. Safe
and Sure. Sent by mail. Price.
81 90 per box Emerson Drug Co.,
manufacturers, San Jose, Cal, and
for sale only by A Driess, 10 Alamo
street. 32Sly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
Commissioners, Court

The court met this morning and dis
'cussed the cholera and bridge matters
which come up for action tomorrow.
Claims on road work were ordered paid
to the following persons: Mariana Cavez
and +. J. Beitel, on the Laredo road.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
Returned Home,

Yesterday several San Antonians re-
turned home, after a summer vacation:
Mrs. II. O. Skinner and Mrs. Wander
Hoeveu, from Canada: Mrs. Bennett and
Mrs. Half and daughter, from watering
places Mr.. and Mrs. Yoakum, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Friedman aud Mr. Sam Bennett
have returned home also.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
DiSa greed.

At Oppermann hall on South Laredo
street last night, at $50 o'clock, the Re-
servado Mexican political club assembled
and held a meeting. transacting regular
routine business, none OF which was of
much Importance. The object Of the
gathering was to approve candidates for
the state, county and city election but as
there was disagreement among the
members, President f. s. Flores said
the meeting wOnld adjourn until next
Sunday night at which time the favored
candidates will be endorsed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
Marriage Licenses.

Permits TO pair, since last report, have
been issued to the following persons:
Pleas c. McClemore and Viola 7.
Bowen; Erwin Furman and Louisa
Nichols; Jas. J. Connolly and Ida Strobel.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
Or. l. v. WEATHERS

Makes a speciality of acute and chronic
diseases and diseases of women and
children. Oflice>at residence, al Elmira
street.. Telephone lis. 526 II
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
X X DRESS GOODS! r.

3olnch Scotch Diagonal in ward
olnch English Mixtures beautiful
3ornch Henrietta, hf w at
olnch Chevot
onch Henrietta in black and colo beats
3olnch lrden Fanres
lnch striped and fancy dress fannel all
50 inch fancy cheviot wixtures all
2olnch all WOOL
and beautiful
3olnch Bedford Cords all wool, black
Sinch novelty
Ladies cloth flannel solid
Broadcoth black
4inch Cancels Hair LAT S ward
Sinch French Cepons heavy weight.
AZ men Bedford Cords extra heavy for oak and jackets
42lnch Plain French Popin, all tS12s ward
inch quality Suitngs
4inch French MORE Popln
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19
BengaIineD Silk 7!

This the latest and elegant silk
years. 1t is 2Iinch wide andc 81
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-19

FINE VEHICLES-LowEST PRICES
At.Johnson's Carnage Repository. Inn
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A W EAKNESS
JOHN GRAHAM BROOKS.

In the German Imperial Social
ism "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29

Doubts are frequently ex pressed as to
the sanity Of persons who indulge In the
habit of rcmitting conscience money"
TO the chancellor Of the cxchequor, but
there can b. no two opinions about an
aged couple named Lotoux, residing at
Lcyallois. Perrot, who are suffering from
highly interesting mania. Periodical
~ they send TO President Carnot sums
Of money, varying from twenty pounds
TO sixty pounds, In tho imaginary belief
that they arc indebted TO tho state in re-
gard 20 building material purchased by
them from the historical Chateau do
Bloi4.
Needless to say that VI. Carnot mase1
q point Of returning these rcmit,ances
through the medium Of NJ. CULLEN, tho
local commissary OF police. who, how.
ever, experiences some difficulty in car
rylng out his Instructions. On calling
at the domicio Of tho Lotoux with tho
last installmont, he found tho door
locked aud had 10 force an entrance.
Tho couple refused to speal; word to
the representative of tho law, who nc.
cordngly placed the bank notes on tho
tnnutolsholf and withdrew, NJ aud
Mime. Lotoux also send occasional re-
nittanccs 20 tho department OF public
estates, which is also Obliged to use force
IN order 70 restore tho mouey.--Parts
Cor. London Telegraph.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29

We regret To- say that IN football rut.
iiawian and un-portsmanlihc play are
greatly on the Increase, and unless
checked by vigorous methods we may
hud that Il will be- necessary for mAgis.
,ratcs instead uf football associations
aud unions, to deal VIA assaults arising
ont Of what should b. an innocent aud
honlthiul pnsthuc We have had Il
pointed ont 10 Us that an action at law
will d. against u person who h guilty Of
wilful violence On the football field; aud
II stringent rules and a free intcrprcta.
ton thereof be- not sufficient to check
the growing evil, Il Is only reasonable 10
suppose that legal remedy may cyuntu.
ally be rr-mted tu,
II may ho thought that referees aud
umpircs ought 10 b. able to deal with all
breaches OF rule; but we arc sorry 10 say
that many al these officials. either with
the fear Of giving offcnso aud 20 losing
their hou1garium, or with the natural
dislike TO being mubbcd and maltroatei
at the close Of q match, do not fully ox.
orciso the powers that arc vested IN them.
Whom once tho INSCRIPTIONS player dis.
covers this rrticcuco On the part of the
referee Tor It Is this official who nova.
days has to decide nearly everything IN,
will pursue lis malpracticCs to tho fullest
extent. London Field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29

In an action for payment OF a tailor's
bill. witness sworo that certain dress
coat was badly made, one OF tho sleeves
being longer than tho other. you
will. said Ersl,ino slowly, having risen
10 cross examine, "swoar--that ono u
the sleeves was longor-than the otherg'
Witness do swear IT,
Erslino quickly, and with n flash Of
indignation)--rhen, sir, | am to under
stand that yon positively deny that one
of the sleeves was shorter than the othep'
Startled into self contradiction by
the suddonncss and impotuosity Of this
thrust, the witness said, II do deny IT,"
Erskino (rnising his voice ~ tue Ia.
multuous laughter died Awayl-Thnnk
you, sir; don't want TO trouble you
with another question .-"--' --'-'-S'---
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29
Meeting OF the New York RopubiIcrn
League,

RoRcuEsTER, n. y, June GA
RESOLUTION WAS offered recognizing the
WOman's National Republican Arsu.
citation NJ valued and welcome co.
workers in the cause Of good govern,
mept and inviting the association TO
extend Its organization into every
State, and requested tho aid OF all 10
publican women IN the state In the
coming contest; recommending the
organization OF wom,n's auxiliary
clubs and pledyiug hearty and active
cooperation.
Communications from the prominent
Republicans wsro read before the
convention. President Harrison, after
expressing regret nj his inability
TO attend tho convention, said In
part;
II cannot In this letter discuss tho
great issuts now pending for debate,
lut venture 10 call your attention 10
the aiggiiicaliOn Of the action ~ the
Chicago convention upon the subject
OF the tatil. The majority report
seemed 10 recognize thnt some regard
might be held IN the tariff liquidation OF
the interests of American working.
men; that in making tariff reductions
injury 70 domestic industries should
DO regardiul Of labor ami capital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29

connected herewith. Al these de.
clafailons were stricken out by au
overwhelming vote, and tho resolu.
uola adopted must be construed by tho
Affirmative declaration OF Democratic
leglsIalion upon tho tariff viii be
Without regard to the effect upon tho
wages Of American workingmen, and
without thought OF the destructive
ELECT upon American industries. This
seems to me 10 constitute n dcclAra-
tlon more exttomo rnt more destruc.
i've Than ever before promulgated by
TIE Democtstic party. The Republican
party may Therefore appeal with added
confidence to the American working.
man anu American producers 10 sustain
Vie policy always highly f.gardful OF
their interests.
Among the other communications
were letters from Whitolaw Reid,
Thomas &. Plat, Governor Mckinley,
Secretary Tracy aud J. 5. Clarksou.
a mass meeting this evening was n
feature Of tue annual convention OF
tue Republican State League. Nearly
5000 PEOPLE were present. Judge
Bonner presided. Tho speakers were
JOngtessmen Burrows, OF Michigan,
aud k0-woli g.. H0rr. Three cheers
were gwen for Mckinley. three for
Harmon and his administration, and
three Tor the Republican ticket, and
the mscliug Adjourned.
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Peoples party Convention. lot omaha.

OMAHA, Neb., June 23.-The first
delegation to arrive 10 the lndepend.
ent Convention came today from
Oregon and Washington. Ii IL un.
derstood that the woman sutiragisls
will be- represented at the convention
by delegation Of ladies Of National
rcnown, who viii endeavor to secure
the insertion Of woman suffrage
plank In tho platform. They will
hold mgsB meeting Saturday even-
ing.A
a lsttor received today from an In.
innate friend OF Judge Gresham,
settles the question OF tho latteTs
candidacy, 1t stating emphatically that
Gresham would not allow his name to
be- used.
The boom for Senator Stewart Of
Nevada IN once more on ami II Is said
By ,nme Of his friends that he would
aGcep, the nomination.