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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander o. W.
Farenholt has been detached from the Boston
navy yard and ordered as light house inspector
of the thirteenth district, July Slst next, relev
ing Lieut.. Commander W. W. Rhodes. who is
placed on waiting orders. Naval Cadets Claude
Bailey and VIM. A. Maffett to the training ship
Portsmouth. Ensign ]. F. Luby from the
Cushing and ordered to the Saratoga.
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MR.. CLEvELAND's PLANS.
He WIN Remain 1t Gray 0ablss Unt1l
Fall.

Fall.
BuzzARpSs Bar, MASS. Juns 24-Ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland is quietly enjoying summer life
at his villa here today, and seems to have re-
covered from the excitement Of the past few
days. In conversation he speaks highly Of
Gen. Stevenson, who 10 to be his colleague on
the national ticket
He SAYS he expects to remain 1t 0ny Gables
S.shn "a .d' s~od Ssi;n, Hs Soxevsr viIi %
to New York when the notification committee
is ready to meet him, - he prefers TO receive
the formal notification Of his nomination In his
own state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24

GONE TO OAKLASD.-Secretary Foster and
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Rathbone
went to Oakland today, to remain until Mon
day.
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GEN. J. W. FOSTER has returned from shor
business visit to New York
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JUDGE CRouNsE, assistant secretary of tn
treasury, has been away from the department
several days on account of illness.
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CHOLERA IN RUssrA.-The State Departmel
is informed that cholera has appeared at S
markand, Russia.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 1896, ,631; customs, s545,665.
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Cen. Brooke Has Refused 20 Turn Them Ove1
to Wyoming.

OMAHA, NEE, June 2A-The civil authorities
Of Sheridan county, wyo., have mades demand
on the military authorities for the soldiers Of
the ninth cavalry who attached the town Of
SuRes last Friday and killed q citizen.
Gen. Brooke Of the department Of the Platte
has refused TO turn the prisoners over 70 the
Sheridan sheriff until he can hear rom WASH
ineton. He says the state Of public feeling in
wyoming at this time is such that he does not
consider the lives Of soldiers safe in the hands
of the civil authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24

JULIA A.woRsHAM has been appointed fourth
class postmaster at Negro Arm, Va.
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In disaster by powder explosion BY light
ming striking store near Somerset, KY, three
people were fatally hurt, twenty-four others
seriously wounded and three houses destroyed
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MARINE BAND CoNoERr.-The following is the
program Of the Marine. Band concert at
Lafayette Square tomorrow afternoon, COM
mencing at o'clock: Overture, Domino Noir, -
Auber; dance, "American," Bendix; grand
scene, Blessing of the Poignards, Meyerbeer;
Songs Of Wales, Godfrey; valse, "Intaglo" (by
request). Sousa; song. "Ta-ra-ra-Boom Der-e,'
Short; 1.-The Chariot Race" (by request), Sousa;
march, "Fencibles" Cby request), Sousa; patri-
otic air, "Hail Columbia, Fyles.
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
Hon JOHNG. CARLISLE.
Hon ISHAM @. HARRIS.
Hon. II. c. HANSBRoU6H-
Hon ROBERT P. PORTER
Hon. BENZ. BUTTERwORTH.
Hon. LOUIS z. McCONAS.
A. T. BRITToN.
s. VI. JOHNSON.
C. r McBLAIR.
81 Atlantic building.
&o4 Agent for the Distric, of Columbia.
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The Tin Plats lGin II Baltamers Durnsa xAs
Night.

BALrMoRE, June 2A.-Dr. R L. CosAss Of fha
firm Of Coates Co., whose tin plAts min, q
frame structure, was burned yssAsrday, ays
that the mill win b rebuilt st oocs. The losI
b sb6ut ~, 900; Insurance, 80, 900. -Four hun-
dred boxes Of tin plate, which vsre ready fog
shipment, vsrs aved; also hrgs seoss0s shsd
and TIE plating room.
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FINANCIAL.

HE NATIONAL SAFE DErosrr.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
ofthe District Of Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by sr~cisl act Of Congress.
Jan. 1857. and acts Of Oct. 1890 and Feb. 1892
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Rents safes from s5 each upward per annum-
sflverxare and valuables of all kinds taken de-
posit-
TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and
interest allowed on sums of not less than e5.
Prepares and lesps Wills free of chsrge-acts Ex
ecusor. Administrator and Trustee-eIecutes Trusts
Of all kinds.
BENJAMIN p SNYDER President.
CHARLES G. GLOVER First Vice President
THOMAS r. JONES. Third Vice Pres
FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. sTURTEyANT. Secretary.
Directors:
B.njsnin P. Snyder Zenss C. Robbins.
Albert l.. St1rtev1nt Andrew Wylie.
George H. Plant Matthew c. Emery,
Lewis Clephsne. Charles A. James,
Henry A. willard. T. Francis Riggs.
James VI. Johnston Charles c. Glover.
r. Ros. Perry, John q. Parke.
Thomas Hyde. John +. Rodgers,
William T. Clark. Thomas K Jones' te24
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F0SA PLAIN STATEMENT.

An interview with Mr.. John n Webb, president of
the Electroibration Company. Read it in Sunday
Herald of June 20 first column. frst page. je24-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F~ATTENTIoN. ECCENTRIC AssoCIA.
called ssIs meeting ne TONIGHT e
Headquarters TOMORROW Saturday EVENING
.t 20 o'clock full attendance is desired Impor-
- ers' L. A. 1914. X. of L., are hereby notified
N ssfnd ths nss. rssu1 ns meens Sf Assembly
importance to ALL By order of the Assembly. je24-N
!Ds.f: N Sunday. ats m. address by tha. sloauent
Punishment Of SIN fsycRo%etric readings By
free WIN. C. SCRIBNER, Temp. Chairman. je243ts
H~wAsHINGTON, D. c.. JUNE "a. 1852
OS1 NOTICE-Al persons having claims
this city will please present them without delay
GEO. W. COCHRAN, 1115 Pennsylvsnis ave. NV.
WM. /. MILLER,
je243' Assgnees of Chas q. Ball.
.K~INTEREsr1Na.
Read first column of the first page of Sunday Her
aid, June 20. 3eA-et
KswoNDERFUL ACTIVITY!
Have changed hands within two weeks in
ROssLYN, VA
There are still some business lots be had Of
FRANCIS HUFTY.
18th and F sts..
je24 Washington. DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24

FIDELITY
BUILDING. LOAN AND INVESTMENT Asso-
CITATION OF WASHINGTON. D. c.
OFFICES. 913. OILS and y1s ST. NV.
To those desiring liberal and safe investment. we
commend our per cent o-year Coupon Certificates.
-6 Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits
You can borrow s1 600 from Real Estate
security and pay it back at the rate Of els per month
Offers unprecedented opportunity for Investments.
combined with absolute security. 10000 shares in
force.
STOCK 81 PER SHARE.
MATURING IN lOo MONTHS.
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF 500.
All money secured by best real estate. Loans made
under the personal inspection Of the officers Of the
association Safety guaranteed Your correspondence
solicited. Circulars and other information st Office.
HARRISON DINdMAN. President
ANDREW WALL President and Manager
AIONZO TwEEDALE.. Secretary
GEORGE GIBSON.-.--........-....... Treasurer
EDW. s. YORK.. Manager Of Loan Department
GEO W. LEACH. Asst. Manager Loan Department
J. e. MIIH....-..-.....--..--s .......... Attorney
SSO.OOO FEM FRINGE alsEaks Gk6ksE's cc65SENTf
SINKING FUND BONDS.
EXEMPT FROM r1T1TT5x GSgNT5 AND MUNICIPAL
The county commissioner. for Prince GEORGES
county Msry.ps are aushoTzed a BY e. Of the zen
and sell 70 the hThest bidder :or cash. public
jetinE eighty Thousand dollars OF coupon bonds OF
soe
e h as Of ssnusy on
Thee bonds are are secured by the provisions Of said
eeee9 The sum Of to consuss the sntina
fund for their redemption at maturity, and this
ZOO levy the rst lien on the county revenue Of
Tie assessed value Of the property OF the county
So 900 COO rapidly increasing In value aonK the
=: and .. L. r. and b. and +. K. r. and around
The total bonded debt Of the county, including this
The county Commissioner. o. said county will, on
the THIRIIETH DAY OF JUNE. 1892. at the hour
q TwELXE n. at the court house door in The town
assembly a1Ss 0'A'' '' s 'T JoHS MI 1f .'
THos- E WILLIAMS. Clerk. &c. jeS-2Ot
mo. W. CORsON. JNO. W. MCCARTNEY,
Member n. Y. Stock Ex.
coRsON h MACARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. l4leF F ST; wv.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Railroad s,oct. and Bond. snd all .eeufiase listed
on the exchanges of New York. Philadelphia. Boston
Speciality made Of Investment securities District
Bonds and all local Railroad Gas. Insurance and Tele
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ,y1s
I EwIsa TEwKsBURY,. ". B. HIBBs.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS G. TEwsBURY L CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
1885 ST.. WASHINGTON. D. c..
Buy and sell for cash or On margin Stocks. Bonds.
Direct private wires TO New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Out-of-town business speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in
constan; quotations all markets. Telephone. 545.
| oc.l-tr
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K&SHoMEs ARE HAPPIER
When there's no flies to poster them. There'll
be G1.tis dSne sov wmS provide the proper screens
Window Frames. % inches square. for
sSTinF SnII 81, hinges. hook and eye and knob.
YOU'LL BE COOLER AND THE HOUSE CLEANER
you water the street and lawn frequently.
feweGs fses .aden asaspa Hoss it with counting. and
si asTdsn nH1ats; Hose Isss Reels. si5s 75e. each.
YOUR LAWN WILL ALWAYS LOOK vELvETY
II cut about twice a week. 1t is uork to use
Think Of July guaranteed Lawn Mower
YOU'LL SAVE HALF YOUR MONEY
BY making your own ice cream-and have
aat & Ice Ice cream cream FrsszeTs fTsszsTs only only
BARBER ROSS.
Cor. 11th and g SITS. NV. je24
Siio@sd bu Jatr and r.s cCoier SatraSa %raaSs
Continually buvino on credit is taking the
sure road to poverty
The smart man with cash should spend it
where it will go farthest. and that is where but
little credit business is done.
We couldn't afford to quote these prices we
did an indiscriminate credit business:
Best Gan0-saned Lumber. sLI5 per 100
sQudreteet.
4x-in. FLOORING. 81 80 per 100 sQuareteet
Best Winch Siding, 81 per 100 sguareteet
Best Cypress Shin0les bv 20. ~ per ]. 000
LIBBEY. BITTINGER MILLER.
Lumber and Mill Work.
Cor. 9Th and N. Y. ave. NV ,e24
R~yMUABLE INFORMATION CONCERN
wet the OF See Of Mr.
irst column first page of Sunday Herald. June %
.EAssIdSEEs SALE OF
B. J. DowNEY SONS,
HARNESS AND CARRIAGE EXCHANGE,
e12 18TH ST.. ABOVE +.
oNE-THIRD OFF
OF regular prices on all Horse Sheets Fly Nets Ear
Nets. Whips. Halters Sponges. Brushes.
Pads. Boots and all other
stable supplies for
large stock of Fine Carriages and Harness at cost
n ". sOHON. Assignee.
je242s e12 18th st. NV.
K~Lu"eh s"pp'ss'-L~"eh supDl's'-I'i is .
fact that cannot be successfully dis
puted that carry the most COM
plets line Qfgoods suitable for Lunch
cons. Ercxrsions. Basket Pienics,
,&c.. to be found anywhere in wash-
ington.
Our Store 10 Large. BRIGHT. Clean. Cool and Attrae-
tivs in eseft rav and we spare No
pains to make It comfortable pleas
ant and agreeable for al who pay u,
visit
Wouldn't Your Sick Friend like few Strictly choies
Oranges this awfully hot weather.
OF course such fruit IL exceedingly
scarce but We have It - nns - evei
produced. Price moderate.
Egphonzo Yoxnos Compssy. Ass stA 1t. 1t
IF YOU WANT A HANDSOME OAK OF
| ~ nee counter, very cheap. apply 70 G. Nc
| CLE1dAND. Secretary Of the Corcofsn Fire lnsuf
ance Company. 606 l1th st. NV II
| RA rwo-YEAR-oLD
| ~ The SMITH PREMIER T1PE-
| WRITER has only recently cole
| brated tis second birthday. yet y p
| known today throughout the civilized
| world. The fActory haS Just been enlarged,
| % that its maker. may Be- able e supply The
chine. Il does the euieksst, besf. neatsst work.
snd Es shouid ne Tqr 2 ssE sfJor ssn deH: Hs ar
| ~~DR r Z DOOLRY HAS REMOvED HIS
o6ace and rssidencs from 70. 110S ooscossn
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Lasr CHANCE
SERIES B STOCK IN THE
COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
This series closes JULY without fail. Until then
you can buy shares for So down and s125 in twenty
monthly instauments.
NINE CONVINCING REASONS
Why Cooperative Town Company Stock is the best
Investment on the Washington market today:
Because it promises large returns and its value is
basel real actually owned by the company.
Because every dollar invested previous July will
be doubled value BY completion of the Bristol
and Elizabethton railroad
Because three hundred men are now engaged build
ing bridges and laying rails complete this road by
August l.
Because the enterprise is no longer experiment.
but well-established and prosperous business.
Because careful and int gent managenentis is guar
snteed by the Board Of Directors.
Because the proferty OF the company IS located In
the riches; mineral timber and agricultural region of
the south.
Because the company practically owns the entire
watauga Valley and the available surrounding land.
Because the company is today making money.
Because every lot sale. every rental contract and
deal Of any description made the
the stock. No outside issues Stockholders stand
Upon the ground floor. Stock is the point TO which
every prot eonyeryes and upon which every dividend
turns
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FINANCIAL.

Youn WILL
Hyou are Foins to make one name the
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
1t PANY AS EXECUTOR
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nIvIDEND NOTICE
IL THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK. - q.
Washington, d. c.. June 23. 1892.
At meeting of the board Of directors Of this bank
held today semi-annual dividend Of 3 per cent l43
per share the capital stock was declared payable
July /. 1852
Transfer books will be closed from June % to July
3. both dates inclusive. ". b. BALDWIN,
je24-3t Cashier.
l. WEST END NATIONAL BANK.
A. p. PARDON. Vice President
CHARLES z. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Jno. a. Maaruier Conrad Becker.
H s. Cummings. Jno. +. vogt.
Chas. NJ Thomas A. p. Pardon.
Geo. Z. EmmonA Henry Z: Winshtp.
L. r. Tuttle jr. Geo; A. MciIhenny.
T. c. Stevens. r. H. Goldsborou2h.
L. s. Wescott- W r. Wilcox
my21-3In william R. Riley.
i HE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
which, in 1850. originated the first Nonforteitable
Policy now makes another radical departure in favor
of the insured
The New York Life now announces that the physical
conditions Of applicant being satisfactory It will
insure him without future limitations.
The 'Accumulation Policy contains no restrictions
whatever respecting occupation. residence. traret.
habits or life of death The only condition
of the policy is that the premiums be paid agreed.
For rtH particulars. address Neu York LIE Branch
Il
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The LESSON Or S.vrxa

TAUGHT By FACTS.
MEN REMAIN POOR BECAUSE THEY DO NOT
SAVE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~sPIRITUALIsM, wONN's HALL. ~
Qsule, wonderful test medium. During day, Friday,
for private sittings. Mrs. BURT'S. 410 7th st.
3a1-th&f,tr
FATTENTION, PAINTERS! R. L. c.
~ meeting L. A., 119S X. of l.. Business
q eat Importance to all members in good standing
3e223t' W. +. HITCHINs. NJ. W.
E~THE WASHINGTON MARKET COM
~ pany.-A special meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Washington Market Company will be held
a the once Of this company in Center Market on 9TH
on WEDNESDAY. the 29th day of June. 1892. TO see
whether the corporation will vote to borrow sum not
exceeding $780, 600 for paying its floating indebted
ness and Tor further market Improvements and to
cure said loan by additional mortgage of all the
property Of the company. and to act any other SUBJ
Ject within the powers of the corporation.
s. W. CURRIDEN, Secretary.
Washington. D. c., June H. 1892. je1S-9t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K%ise. a bottle or sLsoa dozen-Minsd Pickles
and Gherkins. Bottle good size.
English style. Pickles small and
crisp Put mp in the rerv finest malt
vinegar. Thirteen hundred bottles
Just received. See display in and in
front Of our north window.
great bargain, as they are regular soe. goods.
Quality as fine money and skill
can produce.
Also the most complete line Of Lunch Goods in the
city. 1t will pay any person in want
of such things to inspect our stock
before buying.
Ephonzo Younos Company. LES 9th ct. 1t
HSJoIN THE PROCESSION OF BUYERS:
~ The store has been fairly alive with men
for these g g. 80 80 Light Flannel Suits Price
OF ali the mems sashes the STANLEY"
Rsashsr safnss Bs IN haSs S.sk and ..ns with
B. f. srffSf%fTs ffsisPf faste1ips5i & Sons And Ha'''
1887 Pa. ave. NV. ie24
BARGAINS" IN STATIONERY.
There's hardly % one Of you that cant md use use
2cs f@f these @ Small Prses when compared with the
i.S@ i.@ $as. e saym Pager: 1e, each,
SOz. Bottle Good Black Ink, &c.
Qt. Bottle Good Black Ink, IOc.
1000 NOreis at hd{f price
There's chance for economy in these.
JOHN sefs G. f PhRKhkke SRS Years supply
Bookseller and Stationer. 619 7th st. NV. je24
HOw TALL ARE YOU!
49, The ma j1rity of tailors buy Trouserings
In I4-yard patterns t45 inches) We don't.
Every pattern we buy measures N yards
(4S inches 1t is for this reason that I have
the trade of great many tall men. They
appreciate this. They get better ut. Bet
ter let us measure you for pair Of those
$6. Tor 90 Trouserings. All OF them were
considerably
OWEN OWEN.
Cor. 10th and N. Y. ave. je24
A SUMNER NECESSITY
Is cool. comfortable SUMMER
SUIT. We're making such q Suit
for $50 It's perfect in every single
respect. You'll be proud of it, for Il
is made of the best material, and 1t .
Jduttess in workmanship style, tit,
fnish. Drop in and let us sh0to you
through!
J. A. GRIESBAUER. Artistic Tailor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-30
House Burglarized.

This morning at about s:45 o'clock, just
after the fire alarm, the house of Mr.. T.
r. Koch, 40 Avenue ID, was entered by
burglars and about sl2 stolen from a box
in the wardrobe.
The thief, who is thought to have been
a small boy, entered the bed room through
a window opening on the front gallery.
Gaining the inside of the room he closed
the door and went through the pockets OF
Mr.. Koch's clothes that had been left on
a chair, and finding nothing had opened the
tin box in the wardrobe and then left.
He left a fine gold watch on the bureau.
PROBABLY for fear of detection. While this
gentleman was going through his sleight-
of-hand performance the family were
eating breakfast on the back gallery, I'M
aware Of his presence. When they had
finished eating they started for the front
part of the house AID as they passed the
bea room Mrs. Koch noticed that the
door was closed and suspecting some
thing wrong entered and found every
thing topsy-turvy and the money gone.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-30
NEW INDUsTRIEsIN The SOUTH

In its weekly review of new South.
ern enterprises the Manufacturer
Record of Baltimore, in its last issue,
includes the following importanG
items:
A SIS, 900 coal mining manufacture.
ing company at Oakland, Md; a $40,
600 cottonseed oil mill company at
1.ongview, Texas; an $4,000 broom
and brush manufacturing company at
st. Marks, Fla; q. $40, 600 wood novel;
ty company at Roanoke, Va; q $50
900 ship building and dealing COM
pany 81 Suffolk, Va; q $40, 900 water
works company and o $500, 900 brick
company IT Alexandria, Va q $685.
600 publishing company at Baltimore
Nd; q $l5O,00 brewing company at
Birmingham, Ala Q $685. 900 brew
Ing company a. Louisville, KY; q
$500, 900 sugar f,fining company at
Alexandria, La; ass, 900 cider manu-
featuring company " Columbus, Ga;
a 500, 900 tool company at Wheeling,
w. Va; q SIS, 900 hotS. electric light
and water works COMPANY Bayard,
w. Va.;a $4,000, ~cottonoil company
| at Ladonia, Texas; q $25 ,00 irrigation
| company and $40, 900 oralge grove
company at Orlando, Fla; $50, 900
| lumber and veneer company q War
nell, Fla; a $4,000 p~hosphas and
| fertilizer company at BloomieldFla.,
a 500, 900 coal shipping company at
Portland, Texas; q 100000 three
manufacturing company at Savanna
Ca, a SIS 900 pully manufacturing
company at P~ennsboro, w. va ; q
$500, 900 lumber company at Sunsbury
n. c., and a SIS. 900 milling company
at Keyser, w. Va.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-30
Personal Mention.


Assistant City Marshal Perez has
returned from Mexico.
DR.. Wm..Netter has started for Eu.
rope. 7
A. C. Petrie, of Dallas, is at the
Menger.
w. G. Nevine, of Yoakum, is at the
Menger.
Mr.. A. Scholz has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark.
Harry Preston, who has been in
the city tor u few mOnths past. con.
nected with the Travellers Protective
association, leaves for his home in
New York today. MIR. Preston is In
Ill health this summer and it is hoped
that Cd his returning to the city In
the fail, he will be much improved.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-30
Off the Bridge.

just before the LIGHT went to press
this afternoon, q horse. attached 10
the express wagon of George VIM.
and driven by q negro man named
John Christoff, became frightened at
q street car on Houston street and ran
down Losoyo to Commerce street,
which it crossed and dashed up
against the south railing of the bridge.
This gave way and horse, wagon, man
and all went into the river below.
The driver fell ahead of the horse
and swimming back climbed up the
railing u%niDjured. except for q cut
over the eye. Some men in q boatcGt
the horse loose about ten minutes
later. It is badly injured. A bicycle
in the wagon hauled by the express
wagon, went into the river also.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-30

Some vandal cut Mr.. Ewald
Praeger's bicycle tire sunday morn
ing, while 1t was standing in front of
his fathers store on Commerce street.
Editor Ryder. Taylor had a ''Poor
scrap" on Main plaza yesterday after
noon. Ryder got struck q foul on the
nose, and then made affidavit against
his assailant before Judge Adam. The
case will be heard this afternoon.
The Wheelmen last night decided
to build a fine ST, 900 bicycle track.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-30
CHIT FLASHES.

y were no cases on the re.
corder's docket this morning for the
first time in years.
"A half. witted man went to the
recorders courC this morning to have
an affidavit made out against a Next.
can for assault. The Mexican, he
says caught him by the arm and
shook him. He was sent over to the
justice courts.
The city employees will be paid
Saturday.
"A real estate tran sfer was filed in
the county clerks office this morning
from Nicholas F. Carr and wife to
Thos. B. Johnson. for lot "a, in block
2, on Mission street for $3.50.
Owing TO the fact that no notice
was issued by Master in Chancery,
the Yoakum case did not come up
this morning. The attorneys were
not notified until 1890 and then by
telephone.
"A blank sequestration suit was
filed this morning by Ed. Haltom in
the 37th district court. 4,
"A deed OF trust was filed this
morning from C. Louis Wagner and
Ida Wagner, his wife. to John r.
Shook, trustee, for $40. lot s, block 81.
fronting 50 feet on Monterey street, 10
satisfy Geo. Mckay in . note of
loco.
AN article appeared In one of the
German papers recently to the effect
that the Maverick bank would pay
off all Indebtedness next month. A
cali was made at the bank this morn
ing by q reporter, who ascertained
that such q statement has no grounds
for truth.