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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-30
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
4. e. c.. N. Railroad,

a. hOhU 11UI
L.& G. N. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For St. Louis via Ircu Noun
tain or M. K. & T. S:4S a m
For St. Louis via Iron Mountoin 700 p m
For Laredo .9:5s a m
ARRIVALS.
From St. Louis via Iron Noun
tain and NJ, K. and T. ..e:3s a m
From ST.. Louis via Iron Noun
tain and M. K. and T. . . II:2o p
From Laredo . 5:3S p m
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leaves for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston . 12O pm and y D m
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST.
Arrives from New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston . . 7 a m and 4:oS p m
THROUGH WEST
Leaves for San Francisco, FL Paso
-. 4:3S p m
Leaves for Eagle Pass and Mex 1890. a m
Ar. from San Francisco, ElPaso I2:S5 pm
Ar. from Eagle Pass -. . Sis p m
). A g. A. p. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for Kerrville, daily except
~ oOoPm
Leaves for Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily except Sunday . o:3o a m
Leaves for Corpus Christi, Rockport
Beeville, daily except Sunday, sos p m
Leave for Kerrville, daily except
Monday, at..............7:3o am
ARRIVALS.
Prom Kerrvilie, daily except
Suuudy . 9.ZO Il III
D From Kerrville daily except Sunday
an Monday pm.
From Kerrville Sunday only 500 p, m.
From Corpus Christi, Rockport,
Beeville, daily except Sun. . ago p m
From Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily except Sunday Sos p m
Mallory Steamer sail from Galveston
every Wednesday and Saturday
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-30
GUARANTEED CURE.

We authorize our advertised druggist TO
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this
condition. If you are afflicted with a
Cough,Cold, or any Lung, Throat or Chest
trouble, and will use this remedy as d.
rected, giving it a fair trial, and expert
ence no benefit, you may return the bottle
could not make this offer did we not know
that DR.. Kings New Discovery could be
relied on. 1t never d~isappoints. Trial
bottles free at Adolph Dreiss, and Dreiss,
thompson 81 Co. Large size soc and
$1.0 81
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-30
MhRMA0uKE High Grade Education for
a.: Young Gentlemen and Boys.
M.1s.Hml Baths, Gas, Electric Lieht
ACADEMY. Steam Heat; address Leslie la.
NE WINS.

MERIT WINS.
We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. Adolph Dreiss
and Dreiss, Thompson & Co. 4-27 4
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-30

Saoos
B~ELLEvoIR, Tuesday afternoon.
MY DEAR Mr.. TERRY:-You will, no
doubt, be very much surprised to re-
ceive this note from a stranger, almost
as much surprised as l am to find my
self writing it. But whatever Ameri.
can customes may be concerning ladies'
dressesat balls and their willingness
to furnish full descriptions to inquirlng
reporters-on which you talked SO elo-
q%uently to me only just ow-one
American custom is famed even in
Europe, that of its gentlemen to never
take advantage of ladies to whom they
are strangers. You proved yourself SO
truly the gentleman in your way of
doing your evidently unpleasant
errand, that 1 feel sure that / am
trusting to more than a universal Gus.
tom in thus breaking through ordinary
rules. and writing to you. You will
NOT think me ~Snfadylike, will you, or
anything horribly Because I an going
e DO YOU . favor which ell your elo-
quenee could not have persuaded me to
topfoys to you bow sorry | am tha,
myRother misunderstood your be6av
ior, and treated you so-disagreeably.
My gown for next week Friday Even.
ing will be pink gauze embroidered
with acknowledgements, of course
as anybody but d blind man would IN
derstand without writing 1.-THE bod,
Ice of pink plush. | shall wear deaf
grandmother's necklace, which deaf
grandfather brought her from India
1T was an eastern Princess, but THU
you mnst not pr5 into the paper. 1t il
silver shells lined with. pink enamel
and in each shell a beautiful pearl
and there isn't another like it in st
Louis or anywhere else, 1 believe. OIL
course, the shade of my gown, which
made , before we left
is that delicate seal
pink. My hair will ii
worn in a Grecian coil, with a silver
Parthian dart stuck through it.
There, the murder is out, avd yol
must not believe that l have Written
because / care a bit What appears
the horrid paper, but onH for what
told you. You will belisFe me, won't
Now. make it as hconspicuous
rs possible, just like thsrest, and ther
need never know how you got
t, need they2 HowIs 1t 1 trust you
10, Mr.. Terry, and on't feel at all as il
were writing toA stranger? 1t must,
because you Sre so like Jour cousin {
OhD Let me Tnow if you receive this y
ii right. Hping that we shall meet !
gain with Hess awkward parting, and !
reSretting the injustice done I
GU, a
Youyrespectfully-no, sincerely, L
LOUISA LEBoURGEoIs. s
PS.-Bad form as this note () is, il 7
Eorse than it need be. 1t is a hun, j
times too long. But l won't re. p
rite it or change a single word. {
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MONEY TO LOAN

In sums Of s $4,000 and upwards on first
class real estate security. Apply to
4-sjtf JOHN T. HAMBLEToN &lCo,
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT yERNON-In the two months OF the Repuo-
lean administration OF this city more effective WORK
has been done to carry out the laws which were In
tended as safeguards to the morals OF the young men
and to secure peace to homes than in the several
years OF Democratic rule The work begun on SATURDAY
night when Chief OF Police Foley made raid upon
one OF the worst gambling places Is TO be continued.
Chief Foley had been planning for six weeks 10 pounce
on the gambling place, run In the building on F1rstst,
next to the postonice building During business
hours a lookout stationed to give warning OF
the entrance Of any suspicious persons. on SATURDAY
night Chief Foley detailed officers Valance, Race,
Gllroy, Ember and George to be ready for special
service at 10 p. m. lie then went to court back
OF the building and saw the games going on.
With his officers he proceeded to the front entrance
They broke into the where seven men were
gambling. The police not only gathered In faro
layout" a roulette board, RED and black table,
bills and coin and 1000 chips, but arrested j. !.
Kayton, proprietor: John johnson, the dealer
Charles II. Davis Thomas Thomas, Frederick Carter,
Leroy Tanning and william Bates. some Of these
names are known to be fictitious, those who assumed
Tie prisoners were arrigned on Tuesday and secured
adjournment of their cases till August 3d.
CITY ISLAND-Mrs. Henrietta walthers whose hus-
died on Monday, and the body was cremaed at Fresh
Pond L. L., yesterday Her physician, Dr. THOMAS
ne cause Of the s htrs a S
ever that she died from poison She told ne, seven
and her last words We're: "What swallowed spread
So" She pressed both hands TO her chest as S>
said this. No Inquest WIS held.
NEwROCHELLE--At a special election held at
New Rochelle on Tuesday evening resolution was
passed BY the taxpayers, by a majority OF g. au
thorzng the trustees OF the village 70 issie bonds to
the amount OF $4,000 the proceeds Of which are 10
be expended in the completion Of the sewer system:
. IN. trustees OF New Rochelle have given notice
that they Will hold Il meeting on the evening OF Sep
tenlber .. 10 consider the application made TO them
for the privilege Of constructing and operating
street surface electric railway through certain specified
streets OF the village. Henry SWEET. editor and
proprietor OF The Pioneer" Monday began 10 issue
n daily afternoon edition. IL IS spicy little kcpue
ican Sheet and Is meeting with every encourage
mcnt The fine mansion known as the Castle,
erccted by Simeon Leland, formerly OF the Metropolitan
Hotel New York. WILL il Is said, shortly be torn down
and several attractive residences erected upon the
sit
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An Old WHALER'S IARNS.


a ,umhcr Of fishermen were telling stories Of their
ear, days IN tie quaint lillr village of snScon''V
There number 9i summer nl'12rS =" ,r hc,H,.
spun Immensely. Finally an od' dlcd up ma , W ,t
a purple his nccH and handful oil "lh'e en-"
Talk about The whaling days Of ,iaNcon;ct. why
can remember when the whal', were 80 tn'h aiDuI
here hat 1t va, a common thlns FOR t"n b" ''""'
upon the shore like turtles 10 sun t."uN'lV'>. j.,
How lovg ago was that!' ASKED an anxious by
Ab1ut forty years ngo." replied the cd man.
and in III isc days the whales had oil In them too
that was worth talking about. nave seen thcm TAP
wiu,lc and by the time the oil was out Of MIN there
didn't seem to Dee skin enough left TO cover baseball
But now they are kinder non-eAploniVr. 80 -,
What do yol mean by non-cA plosvclH asked a
bvstandcr. ns he handed the hoary grand,ire Of
Siasconset II flask with which TO warm hiihS'lt
raj mean replied the siasconseter rs 7" handed
the mask back with smile. that tue whales used u
be- 50 full OF oil hat If you put wick In one OF them
ana III II, IL would burn for almost six m0ntiiN'
The crowd became attentive ~ the old man con
ave u."d to burn chunks Of whale In tho stove;
and II made the finest fire you ever saw We had
The whale or part OF one. hanging M IKE sheep In
the back yard. and whenever We wanted to start u
fire s wG would ,r l"t that f'T To G M c S '
"IIavc another drink" Interrupted The man WIN
tho hasE. .,,., -, onc,or, s,osc,r.
Here he took good pull, and, handing the flask
great many year., Ms end was very ,I, .ad''
Killed by whale" said the rrand'lrc OF sias'
consct. A..
ont in the water. Of course" suggested the
strnUger.
No ont In his hack yard
lit him witt his tail ~
"No" replied the slasconset romancer; lou s see,
the cd man hauled of at the whale with Ills
And the whale bit him In 1slf before he could
strike -
Not much: the whale dead"
"Thcn how could he have killed your ancient
aTh,s way said the old man Deliberately he
dropped a spark by accident out OF MS pipe 21d IT
hcroscne.on lamp and scattered my friend from
siasconset 70 Tuckaho'. As II was night the ocean
was lighted up for miles. and over nj Marthn'S
VINEYARD they thought Nantucket was having It's first
volcano. | tell YOU the wlnleS In the Ola days
,rorc---" Hero the old Sinsconseter looked around
TO find that nil his hearers had slipped softly away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

The Rev. John ". Malcolm, who was recently called
10 the pnstorae of the Pirst Congregational Church OF
Cleveland Ohio has resigned from the Park Con
EDUCATIONAL Church. at Sixthavc. and Seventh-st, to
accep, the call. lie has preached in Brooklyn Tor
twelve years, and came here from East Weymouth,
Mass lie goes 10 a fine church edlfce and VIII
receive an advance In salary.
Police Captain Dyer. Of the Twelfth Precinct IS
inclined 10 diScrcdlt the story OF Policeman Taylor
that liz was shot in the on Monday night while
irving TO prevent burglars from breaking into house
lie expresses the belief that Taylor shot himself
either purposely or accidentally microscopic cx-
animation OF his coat sleeve shows Eat the bullet did
not enter vhcre lie says 1t did.
Mchnel Werner is seeking absolute divorce rom
Anna Werner who refuses TO leave Bnda Pcsth Hun
gary and JOIN her husband In this country. lie &C
cuscs her OF undue intimacy with Mr.. llowarth. CHIEF
porter Of the Hotel Crown Prince Stcfein. IN Buda-
Icsth An order for publication IL the summons and
complaint In the suit secured yesterday.
Ella Larrtcc, the eirl burglar. whom Connecticut
farmer wanted 10 marry when size was in Prison for
theft WIS ARRESTED yesterday for stfcetlounglng NJ
4 A. m. She gave the name Of Ella louns and said
She lived al No. l.l43 MadSon-st and supported her
mother At the request q her mother she was set
free upon her promise to keep Of the streets at
me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
NETWORK CITY.

Deputy Controller storrs, AFTER serving ior II" ~"
hroh.n period OF thirty five years In the Finance Do
psr,m.nt has gone to Putnam County to enjoy the
first vacation hc has taken in all that tine
s,,perutendent Cummings, Of the Bureau OF En-
c,mbmnccs. yesterday reported 10 Commissioner w
ROY that the fence built by the propricoIs OF Lion
Park across Manhatanave. at one cumberland eighth
81 had ben removed and The lumber carcd to the
corporation yard.
Commissioner Groy. Of the Department OF iholc
Works has advertised for bids for paving with granite
blocks parts Of Eighty eighth. one hundred and iTst
One hundred and thirteenth, one hundred and seven
tecnth Washington Warren, Morris, Cortlandt, Green
vich Liberty Albany, Carlisle Barclay Dey, Murray
Rector Fulton Twenty eighth and Thirteenth SIS, ahu
Anstc rdnm and Thirteenth aves. and Battcry flace
The bids will he opened Oh september = at noon.
John Ramsey. the newly appointed Assistant Col
lector for Jersey City, took the oath OF once ye'er
day.
Tn. Iron steamboat Ccphcus Of tho Concy Island
Tine which was bcached at Norton's Point after SILK
Ing n submerged obstruction. was put III service AGAIN
YESTERDAY, having been fully repaired
The new steamship Fl sud Of the Morgan Line has
covered herself with glory BY making new record
from the Mississippi Bar TO this city. she made the
TIP in 4 days . hours and 80 minutes
Five alleged contract laNorers were detained at
Ellis Island yesterday who said they were going 20
work in steel works AT Pittsburg.
Tie steamship Britannia, which arrived here yes
terdav from Nsrecilics reported heavy weather on the
p~~ngr on August 20 she shipped several seas ont
no damage was done
Georg. ". Bard. the aucuone"r, VIII SOL loo iorS
on the scaton estate, Joining the Jones and McEvoy
Estates In Mount Vernon, at : p. m on Satlnlay'
september .. Complimentary railroad passes ana Iu'
ur,cuars OF the properly will be furnished upon ap
Inln A %.
George r. woolston. Of 40 II Wall ST. VINO Has
been irving to lease the Ohio state canals for Hc"
York syndlcae, according 70 n recent news usI"''
from Columbus returned 10 tie city yesterday. lie
refused 70 say anything further than that there had
bcp negotiations and spOndcncc about IN, project
Antonio parro an Italian, Of NO. l" Thompson
ST. was removed to North Brother Island ye>ter
day, suffering from smallpox.
Pain will tonight at his Amphtheairc at 'ohey
Island rel,at the military night OF last week. ram >
or-w.rk. have become almost n household word, ana
the mere fact that tonight will be II special display
MI ht will be Sufficient to male crowded house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
COMMANDER rbE TO BE STATIONED HERE.

Commanders George +. Idc ana Imothy A.
LYONS Of the Navy, 10 exchange places 'oh'
mandcr Lyons has been member OF the Bohri Oh IN
spcction Of Merchant Vessels Mt THIS port since Nu
gust 81 1872 hence his three years term OF shore
du,v cxpired on Sunday, and Commander ldc has
been under ordnance instruction at the Navy Yard
Washington. since December II. 1901. or month
after his promotion to commander, and soon after his
return from his wedding trip to Europe.
Commander Ide was lieutenant on The Juanlta,
OF the Polars Search Expedition, In the Arctic In
1873 To the few remaining survivors OF that eA-
pcdtion he Will always 10 pleasantly remembered.
lie was born In Ohio, December 9. 1s4o. and was
n cousin OF the late Congressman S. s. Cox. lie Is
fully SIX feet In height. broad chestcd. and OF strong
constitution; and on the Arctic cruise was ever
ready for any sort OF expedition. without regard to
the exposures and hardships connected with them.
On the vessel he contributed much TO the relic! of the
monotony Of ship lfo, with his hue and MS voice. ana
he was equally genial and entertaining among the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

THE OCCUPANTS OF BOTH BOATS IN THE WATER.
The Junior eight-oared crew Of the Triton Boat
Club, while returning from practice spin on the
Passac Tuesday night ran into a rowboat near the
Midland Bridge. The boat contained two women and
man. One OF the women jumped overheard and
caught hold Of the bow OF the shell, throwing her
arms around D. Thurber, the bowman. Her weight
sunk the shell. The rowboat, which had been badly
ged, was sinking with the other woman. when
DR.. Reynold Ward, the cOXswain Of the crew, swan
to the boat and finally got the woman ashore. In the
meantime the woman who had sunk the shell held
tight grip on Thurbcr, who bad 10 exert all his
strength TO unOosc her hold Harry Farmer, No.
OF crew, had secured and with this support
he helped to keep the woman up. John ORourkc,
another member OF the crew, also using an oar for
support came TO her assistance and the two got the
woman safely ashore. The male companion OF the
girls was also saved. All the swimmers and
had no dnicuIty in reaching the bank. The woman
and man refused to give their Names
The Leather Manufacturers Association and the Joel
Parker Association went to Pleasure Bay yesterday
for their annual clambakc.
Five boys. between the ages Of ten and fourteen
years appeared In Belevc on Tuesday, one OF them
carrying valuable rife. They bought some cart
ridges and started in the direction OF Paterson.
VILLAIN Allen, OF No 124 Canalst, New-York Tho
father OF one Of the boys appeared In Bellevle late
at night with an officer searching for the party. It
was learned that Of the boys had robbed him Of
500.
A mortgage for 100000, given by the Crescent
Watch Company to Daniel F. Appleton, OF New York,
was recorded BY the County Register yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
JUST HIS STYLE.


From The Detroit Free Press.
lie wns Il bank cas,,er. and he had been Mt the
Thou,and Isles his vacation. his VIE, OF course
Ind STAYED ut home. She would have had 10, any.
way for the baby had the measles. She stood )ist
now with a pleased light m her eye and smile on
her face reading lbs letter. .
shall be home Wednesday morning, dear
II said Please fix up my room the way like Tor
me. as only such n model little wife as yoirseil
could do" ., n,. ,
dence he has in me- I'll 60 and fix up his room TOT
him right away And sic hppcd lightly upstairs
stii smiling ON Wednesday, morning he came home
and bounded blthely upstairs With AL the spirit Of
youth md faa- he opened the door of his room
and looked In. A soiled shirt lay In tia middle OF
To. floor n pair OF suspcnders hung over the mirror
tho bed had been dragged ont OF place ana was pco
fuu OF old shoes. socks vests and other masculine
attire bottle Of Ink had been spilled on the dress
lng case razor lay Oh the window SILL Hal SIN ,kcd
cienrs Law on costly books, and cards ana empty
wine hotties were scattered around
Half dnzed he walked feeby across the ho)r and
taking n note from III" dresser read
Dear John SO glad TO get your letter, and
have followed your Instructions ID the dot WAS
sure YOU would like your room IN have It's Old familiar
look so have arranged things just rs you always do
yourself, dear, knowing how II would please you.
have gone into the country to spend the day. with
mother. Ahectonntcly, EMMA
s,-There Is some cold pie In tAe cupboard. dear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
VHARE ME LIBERTY POLE STOOD.
A STONE WHICH MARKS A HISTORIC SPOT AT
THE BATTERY.

Not far from the big nagstah at the Battery mas be
soon onA OF the most interesting and curious land
marks in this city, Few people know OF Its exist
onco md fewer STILL not knowing It's history, would
rive n second thought 70 II even " they chanced 10
a.. n Il Is n fat piece OF brownst)ne. about eight
,nches sousre with a fvc-cornered star cut on II,
a {, T. Get IN the earth level with the sod Just
a. N. left OF the walk which extends north from the
eocs,on The stone IS about four feet south OF
,.,,,., etand,np about fifty feet north OF tho flag
s,ag Sometimes It Is almost concealed by the sur
rounding grass . -,
This stone marks the spot where the famous LIB
rt, noIe stood although many people nave lorheu
,,o erroneous impression that the present nhgSi""
,,ds unon that historic spot. The stone was placed
60 many veors ago without formal ceremony BY
sona descendant OF patriot OF 1870. Ihere Is no
iDscrpton on IT, and II II were MT Tor The Ve'er""
u,,.r, ho,,man Ed Cody II might possibly bi
,,,s time have become mystery 10 people OF this
city. ,, .a,
The lannon's old Liberty pole stood on ms spo'
when ,he British evacuated Ncwfoik 'ity on 'o' en-"
boz OF, ,7sa md one OF the last things they did be
tore Leaving was 10 hoist the British flag on the Liberty
ro,e and then grease the pole 50 that 1t would be
anicut IN get the c0l0rs down. The American soldiers
were incensed when they beheld the nng ana one OF
them. David Van Arsdalc volunteered 10 climb the
mole and take down the flag. With some difficulty
he performed the feat, and placed the American nag
AT the top OF the pole. When the English fleet passed
down the bay the British soldiers much cha
grined to find the American nag huticring In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
STAR PHOTOGRAPHY AT GREENWICH.
I'M The Pail Mall Gazette


The astrophotograplic telescope Is now at work.
II IS fixed In dome near the computing room,
and II nightly sweeps portion Of the heavens gather
Ing materials for that great Photographic chart to
which all the civilized nations OF the earth will con-
tribute their share The aperture OF the Photographic
telescope IS - inches In diameter. while that OF the
guiding telescope attached to II Is 10 inches The whole
system Is, OF course "cquat ,Hslly mounted" and
driven by clock. so that the particular section Of
the heavens selected by tho observer always remains
In the field The "drtving clock, Is necessary 10
counteract the motion OF the earth and thus get rid
OF the apparent motion OF the stars. This clock can.
not De- controlled by an ordinary pendulum. since.
il Il were, the whole system would move by Jerks
A governor similar 10 that used on steam engines is
employed in some Instruments. In others water tur
bine. The new astrCphot0graphca telescope Is.
however, controlled by an electric current, which
corrects II every second. The result Is motion
steady and accurate that not only NAV the appa-
iatus he left TO itself for quarter OF an hour nj
tine but the photographs Of stars taken show,
when examined by powerful microscope. q perfectly
circular disk Every convenience for developing and
fixing the photographs Is 10 be found In the room
containing the telescope Among the sections which
already have been covered at Greenwich is the one
containing the new star which burst upon the
as'Onishcd gaze OF the Astronomical world carly In
the present year. and which has since disappeared.
Tis task OF photorraphng the heavens and obscrva-
lions with the specroscOpc are the two things which
apart from official work. will chiefly occupy the
astronomers at the Royal Observatory for the next
halfdozen years 10 come