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LEGAL NOTICES.

j. OF CoLgMBIA II dENERtL, TEKM.
Columbia vs. Henre,ta f. coHns jesse s .i HGyef
and Harry finiey. trustees. snd James W. Richard
This isto give notice that the Brishtwood Railway
day q November, ise, deros with the clerk Of this
fSF sa d n Which declares
pie TO tine terms Of the act of Con2res made
ness the following real estate in the District of Co
Being part Of the tract Of ground in the county of
WASHINGTON. District o. Columbia conveTed to Hen
dated + Yss95 Gs@ 1s11 and wife +, BY de
b fS f sss IN s. -s9r Of said Dis
yeyed TO the sid Jacob Coclszer in deed executed
IN Ii0er j. A. $, book number 40. folio 800 OF the
land recIrds Of Washington county, District of Co
more fully described in the terms following 70 wit:
and Occupied by Dine G Gn fhs IN in s ysq
and be in the county o. Washington and District Of
far north Of the dixidins line between Safhin:ei p
Ga, and PANEL v Cocszer IS will make up the
The said rsrt being as lows:
- BE ginning at q stake on the Piney Branch roai
q minutes seconds in asouthwesterly direction
from stone at the northeast corner Of the cowius
minutes seconds TO stake on the dividing line be-
MsIn ss. ana 80 9ua 81 degrees
the line between Warner and Cowling thence south 81
B-anch road; thence along road north 90 degrees
minutes east distance of;2 minutes seconds to
point OF beginning. containing 1880 square feet
more or less
That said instrument o. deposit for that purrose
and that the said land and premises with the i'm
proponents thereon. which AZ IN the land records
OF the District Of Columbia, owned by Henrietta
f. Cowlln2. and certain James ". Richardson ap-
rea's to have an interest in lien thereon said
strument o. anprOl ration contains a prayer the
court TO appoint three persons 10 appraise the damages
which the owners of said land and promises may
tain by such ropriation thereof in tea simple by
said comrany aad mat such proceedings may be had
as may be necessary for that purpose.
And whereas the marshal of the District has returned
the said Henrietta L. Cowlne and James W. Richard
| to ha in nr,rsu ~
an order of the court heretofore uassed. notice is
hereby given TO the above named Henrietta T. Cow
ling and James W Richardson. their heirs legal
representatives, if they either Of them be dead.
appear before this Court in General Tenn the t.h
day of January, 1892. at the opening Of the
that day. thereafter counsel be heard
to show if they have. ny such appraisers
shall not be appointed and such proceedings be had
HENRY MISE GARRETT,
Attorney for the Brightvool Halfway Company
n25. TO- tu&fr-6w of the District of Columbia.
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i pESNsl LsAN.A So.
To THE NoIIE, ~LsI .Ab solIHwss.
STEEL KaILs. NksSiIIci- 81 EoUifNENr.
TRAINS tri Il So iHfs; t . ia ssou sr.r,,x
cohStH 6-u ANnn SIS A. f0LicNs
For t5: fgf a. y VET; ss1 S:. IS 3 ID
a syi fs-, M i1Hs. o ~ 1sg 70 t,y..s
lnS,qn 10 Haui-sa1y -Hd HsrIishsfs "a rit'-eass
si~vsiara snd lido a.tssss t. -, Lsa,. =.
,o.,l- sud C,n.ihn.u Errr-ss, = =, IA asii,.
lars 70 - Louis and ciBoi,.us,i. AL n.tias -
W. an u.h S,..,t,.s s,s
Chicss" aiii DiIius Car Hsrrisbum CfioAss
".r. W..r, p; - c,irp." .ns.',as is,sy 1
harr,sears With ihfeesh sl.-t-r. -, i,,,-ss.s
.hir.So. Southeastern ,f,r.-s e, 40 . "a, dsss
M.mTl,. ."d 81 Ioo- iSs. , si s- -;
N.,LIns,on 70 - le'.ts s,,-lsus Ca h.sise. 9
Pafso Etir-.s. . l0p d-'ly ior rIt,.h'irs sai
ihe M-s'. With through sis-I~r a. I1ti-baTr -na
For Saa~. 6sn.nds.sIa, Rochester sni NiA<.-a f.s
for Ere. c.n.nd.l.a. sna Rochester daiiy 70 ~,
pa. %',h si..pius csi w.isins,aS 30 rls.r.
Washington 70 hO1h-stsr
ros s'Ii ifi sHff fffHrt INV Yckr AND TUE
"a Io,9 ssa u = M . 60 sass s -, 2,
g.. No. ~ c-sls.., = a., ~ OF ~ ~ ~
3.la. 20, 10 90 and u - an. limited f'ill-
Coaches aud Dining Car. q 20 /. s--s days
',cONGkESSIONAI LIMITED
A.. parior Cars. with Dining Car irsn balumnrs fcs
daysonly. Passenger fof Phil.d-lpbts Nj! shsD.e
cars az south street station. rhils1-iphi.. iSs
h'0'U FOR PiiIi,kpFIrHT, ONLY.
Fast EXPRESS, 80 a. M wr-k eS1s. aud j. - .. IN
SUNDAY. only : 20 m
Accommodated. ; 90 m. daly.
Express. . Ui aud : 40 . daily
For Boston. without cLsus-. 90 m week ssa,
Fer s1@a Rob ~ w all through tam. onu-c, :,
Jersey Cry With boa'S q hfsntyb Anl-s. .far !.
f-rrisse - New h1rh 1lrb-
Fer Atlautic CITY. n Goa "a. ~ l5p m week dsys
Fer 'n i,si hiS M CO. Coz 81 90 20 50 On ~
10 "a. 40 20. 80 aud ~ - IA ~ H. 2eL
SO Sis a. q. q 70 g 81 II Il .na Il ( "a
". ON sunday, :. %. : o. auO. . a.. 20 n
i co. 6 "; p! is.l5 90 2 o. .3o y 81,
10 90 and II - .. m
For Pores Greek Lane. :. 20 a m. and Vi dsi'p
For AMAZE 30 90 AMI II Scam .na4a
p.m- daily EXCEPT sunday srniAys 80 = m
ron Ai.FxANpRI. AND TIE souTn.
Fer Alexandra. 81. Is. 81 : a., 30, y a.. Joe
an. lSOi mon, %. 2 T. 3 =. 49, "a.
day AZ 4 70 : - a.45. 10 - M. 100 = AZ
q To- n or aud 10 g., 2. IN.
Aeco g, ieT egsHtlg. e. m dIi,F
Trains leave Als,sudris tor Washington. q Oi : n5.
sSs b 59 81 4! Is Il . os S 20 20 s ID
Il. ~ am. aOs. 800. 7.o5. 7.4o. D - ana 40 -
Tickets and information a; the afioe northeast,
18th street and fenn-ylSanla avenue and a. uie
ss.on. "a. an "a a.. "
Gsnsrai MsnsTsr taue7l General fa..ssser Gs.a.
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Divorce Bill Killed In South Carolina.
The South Carolina house Of representatives
yesterday killed u bill to allow divorces for
adultery by a vote Of 70 to "a. The divorce bill
is annually introduced in the general assembly,
but always meets with the same fate.
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RALrInoKs q osIo R,rrzo.p.
sch-6u.is -a-et Nev.mS-r II. p.~.

Loavs wA.a nxton frnu station oe-ner n N.- ssr~v<
For ci-ss- and ~orih.-s,. W., sui.a Limited E.-
pre- rains ~ - IN. y IS y ~. asir.
grr n-inusi, 81 i'ui- snd inii.nsyo'is N--sl-
f"- r.''s.as.' saG Cis'-.HA. express daiiy n ~
r. winrh.s,-- ana "a, stA,i.u,. * Vim
Tof LULA. Va ursi hfiiEr, knau0ks. Enor~' q
Chstanoass Ant Memphis. rts am. q ieP "a
daily; s'-~i inF throa.h q MsniI.lis .nd S.ss-
vile niglt Train.
For ursv. = - q dsnv
SO 20, SATIN. Se.s e,y' - =, " q Is " II
n,-s a r.; NJ - y Is =, 20 = 90. a IS y
y ~ = o. a ,nin9,., a. - 20 %. ~ Is Il
- minutes, ~ rls - 90 - ~ - -. =
For .nH,y ois = l,,lis1n ,u.. Il lss1a.s
30 Snraays; W NJ 70 I'm. =
T. h,s.r.,,-n. 80 a.. ~, ,ni'Nsopm
f"r BOYD suf vsy points. "a - nn.
.la ~ Il IL 20 q. "a n : 81 * - az
r.n. ri,ys., ;rs,n. ,torr,Hs . 4 int,I. ,,aaous
KulAL Bi,UE LiAF r6s NFw hokk AND PHIL
r,-r,r,,.,,,,, Sl ntiifh ~ -.
d. y, ) 10 90 - pnns - a N. y os , a.
= al = % n'nins Car. III. ~ o m sl--p a. Csr
Fo- If.i .ad-. shia. wilmington ana Chester. 40
russi fs-lor Car, m all day ,r,inN
ins Car rGuuias throush 10 ,saa sitss55s n aus.
yis Poag s~eg-e irJ.r. ian .ins IasSensars sai
For N,sn ic CITY. 40 o. IN and ~ oS ? m. sun
fEicspt Sunday. Daily. gsunl.y only.
Bssrsre called f5r ana 'h-cssd frru ho,sl.srs
re.'dences by Onion frsns'sr Co url.rs ie;t 81
So 't inf ils aud 1851 :, -, rs - - :. ,S'
Gen. Manager. Inlsl Osn. rasa ASt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. ID. q.
FORTRESS MONROE AMI
NORFOLK. VA
me new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers.
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK -soUTHHouSDl
Leave Washington d.i'y a. y ~. f-otn foot q 10
e. wharf arrive FoftF-~- Muiirsc 81 20 a-B mn
CONCESSIONS made for a.. pOists saE a. so-ts-
vest
NoRTHB0rND
Leave Norfoik daily az q n pm leave WORRIES
Monroe al 10 pm. ATris. At NAshinstau a. Q -
s-ln. next day.
Ticket. on sac a, 5l8 Ga 1851 aud issi Pcnnsyi-
tr As to- ticket vi. the new line.
no. oALrsr.S,
XNAsHINGTON STEAMBOAT co.. ''LINIIsDs
w PROM sth ~. Ferry" " arr
For Potomac Ris.r flaudifr-.
Steamer Wakehel on MONDAY. ltUkepAl nu1
eATCRDAY at :. Returntnx On TUESDAY,.
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. H.; ,.,-,.,..-
DAY az 3 r. IA. and "a SArt gDAl AZ 3 10 .. "a
Returning on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY At B a ma
end SUNDAY at 10
special rates for 10 the picturesque Lower p
tonsc - - -.
Nl2 o-nrfal Nansrsf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09
M'GLYNN'S CASE IN DOUBT.
Archbishop Corrigan Knows Nothing of HI
Restoration to the Priesthood.

Archbishop COrrigan Knows Nothing of His
Restoration to the Priesthood.
A New York World reporter saw Archbishop
Corrigan last evening and asked him whether
the report that DR.. McGlynn was to be restored
to the exercise of his priestly duties was true.
II do not know anything about the CASE
said the archbishop. 81 have not seen nor
heard from DIR. McGlynn for two years. When
was at Jerusalem, two years ago, wrote sew
eral letters to him urging him to come to
Rome. But he replied that his engagements
would not permit of his doing so at the time
| waited in the hope that he might come, but
you know / could not be away from my diocese
more than year. II he had consented to come
l would have tried to make arrangements to
await until he did and would have gone with
him to Rome. Since then 1 have heard moth
ing Of him."
Would he not have to make some appeal to
your grace. in the regular order of things, if he
desired to be restored to his POSITION"
Not if Mgr. Satolli has received authority to
settle the case" returned the archbishop. ~
have not heard from Archbishop Satolli that he
has, so know nothing about It."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

excitement In south carolina Legislature.
During the absence Of Representative Has
kell from the hall of the South Carolina
house Of representatives yesterday mo-
ton was made to indefinitely postpone his
joint resolution to extend for q term Of
years at the same rate of interest all
the state bonds not met at maturity next
June. Despite the protest of one Of Has
kells colleagues the motion prevailed and
Representative Yeldell, the leader of the adj
ministration forces moved to clinch it SO that
1t could not be reconsidered. This also was
carried.
When Haskell walked into the hall and ascer-
tanned what action had been taken he made a
determined speech, declaring that Yeldell had
violated the common decencies of legislative
usage, and added: AS discourtesy was intended
and has apparently succeeded in its object
give those who are responsible for it fair notice
that will bring this resolution before this
house and say all that wish to say on it in
spite Of any attempt that they make to defeat it,
and defy them to try IL.
As the question of refundment is the most
vital matter before the legislature, and as the
administration has repudiated all schemes pre-
scented by the other side, it is thought that
something sensational will grow out Of the mat
ter in the next few days, for Col Haskell in
tends to speak plainly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09
CHEsAPEAkE AND ONO R,rrw.E

SCHEDULE IN ETFE, 7 OCTOBER 70 reys
Trains cav. daily ffom Gni0n station III snd Pa
oh and ~.
eandSosss, sud mo.t complete solid Iva IN ssrxi>s
Ne>l from Washington.
. 40 M daily 'Ciucinn,r anA ~ Tau. rfr.-
feds "a N"siibui.d. newly eoufT~a. IL tr7c-
l;ghfsf tam. With dining ar f1l Iar'- lu@s si--g-
tns cars Mashiugtlu - Gin -nuatt. ArfiV-s
Lstl 90 q. m. Indianapolis n - an. foas
s;.kh r. H.. Chlraso = ~ q
Glor. ", fafy-l he famous p Nv iimiisa--
s>oid v-s-ihule train 18th aiuing tnf y TIA
s-er--s for Clnriun-ti Lexington Louisville a. as
spols aud - Louis without chauss. arriNlns q
Cinriunsti - 9. "a. Lexington . iop m. LOUIS
vile 80 o. in, Indianapolis u So u.. Gu
l;.Sp a IN. 50 Louis - m. conn-ciuE tu tnias
d~l,oi for all points.
200 .. m. dsily-rtrr.s- 'or Csordoussilis. Cha
1ott~sville, EichnloLd. wsyne.irro' ~tH Tn'-n sba
principal virginia Ioints daily. sEosIt Sunday toe
Richmond
81 and l4sl r-nnA. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

SALVATION OIL kills all pain. Pnce only CSC.
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RAILROADS..
RIrrHNoss,n, In, h :. os sssy;iF r.s9sn g.
kECEIvkRs

Sossdal. IN stss Ncy-aal-r 80 is~a
Al rsin- .rr ~ knd a~sy~ a f~nnsvlvania Ps--<n-
e~r StaAru, Ns-Alnst-a. ~ G
= n q -b.ssy ccnn>cts ct Iynrf hure fsr IN
sission. On >cfoh and Western r.are.H sud Toe ID
prip.lp ps.nt- .cn1 es AZ BlNlsioas Of Ail mead
and nsnviN~ System. fuiln-.a sis-t-r Ne Narf
sna Na.stnFtea . .u.nt. csunsstins th.nc. sisA
rhis va hruinshAn. unhEhs 81 nsnsll- -its
ROYAL and strs-ou-r Sally -xosF' sanssy.
4 a. IN Nsaiy fqI Narf.a IN Ard NLariutts-s o
sni throus n ain icr frot Esya Ahs str.-trs si "
iOas p m.-paly wasaINorON aNn Sot-ru
ESAERN NfsIfkGirn LIMBO. uoelf-sssd 60
ursy - fnllrsan se>ssr. ntaLzs fHr sa,l
Cara aud run. g. AC.nta tluue - bolfsn vith Pa T
san s-sr~r throush >~~ fSfk ana a.llnsid1 %
Ne~ orleans VIA hcnfsynsTy aus NsS "a "a
ssa VAST nsfSn - hsslTfts- haf a. nshsr ma -
car Wv lrfk tc rutFosTcT,
u ~ -patiy iof a. priB.apsl point. -.uth .
Rs Atni q and an,iiis system lAuilnlan sls-rer
New "a sOd ~s.hinstou O. Not Stsinxs 70 A.se-
vile Ald Nnst'nston = AaaniA
TRAINS On MAshi> Sfsss sNn OHIO DIVISION
l~sse wash nstcu a. = 10 n T. "a sud q a
Z Va dslis h-tufuiEs ArFas~ MasAluFton 4 sla IA
> ~ y n. Ane . 81 taiiy fr-in l-sNlus v a.h-
ins'et g. z, m .nd .rrivits q s. n runs - sna
firm Ee ndon ouly
rhroarh "a n- from ths .ruth srrJve Ws.Aiusts.
81 - a. 10 40 . snt = g D Nsnss.-s Dist.r
hon, y" 80 n. md y 20 g f1.. etncts SunakY
iicAefs. sl-ersns C-r reservations aud fufarnlafa.
PAsssng-r Sts;ivn. Fenn~yissnis kaiirssa Nam.
ton. u. q
J. :. brown. os-nsral As-nt rass-ns-r r-g.
" = ft'hh. ass-f-rH. Nassnsa a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09
EDUCATIONAL.
.------------ - --------------
IN WASHINGTON.

st, CECEL1A's ACADEMY. COL EAST cAPIrnr.
offP sSna puf bs G nat ssendn e dc
work. elocu'ion, photography and typevriting.
Miss A. Mae Rogers. vocal teacher. d9-6t
HARVARD PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
II rnw,nn M9 l4th ,s'-p p-,
Glasses limited. thus insurinz individuai nstruc-
ton. Elocution. % -
DANJo, MANDOLIN, GUITAR--THOROUGH
and rapid a. asa h Ray E fE'H Howrs
d9-2w o36 81. NV.
.UNsr0N INs1ITUTE- 3OI7 % ST. NV.
~ Boarding and Day School for Girls
ds-Im Mr. and Mrs. BEVERLEY r. MASON.
7 EssoNS IN OIL. WATER AND CHINA COL
~ Sr- i Edring at studio Especial care with holiday
y 1926 New York ave.
Prof; PAUL volSoT. diPloine de l'univ.rsi,e de
ELoCUTIoN. PHYSICAL CULTURE. LESSONS
u in studio or at ruPirs residence. Close study Of
:fsi Rs Ess cDo 8. sE''0F'
cS BUYS OUR ''CHRIsTMAs SOUVENIR
sDC 4olesson typswrite! ticket. EMIT ing holder
tie seGson 1Sehbad School, or Bus gss.a: s eys
NV. n29-:3rn
A RI INsTRUCTION.-THE GREATEST OPPOR-
"A tunty ever offered to parents. children teachers
water coIor,: chin. and oil painting, Stretching and
traits 70 order from to 90 The teacher,
years With the most celebrated artists in Raropa
xIs 4 fTnSf F On F the Rs aSa sale
d5-1m'
A COMPETENT TEACHER IN LATIN. MATTE
"A mates and the lower branches desires private
d3-6t' Star Office
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

'rHn OFFICE OF rhE AAMoAIAILp sTEAa
u Carpet Cleaning Works and the u. 4. Mattress "a
has been removed % ITO Pc n ". BssllfsnF u
evcry dcsrifafon nace 10 order thu lowest prluca
rSS ~ NEwMTER Nan.ra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

OUT OF WASHINGTON.

OUT OF WASHINGTON.
MAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE, CONCoRDyILLE,
1h Pa. Sl!2 per year. successful school. One oi
the best to nuse with energy and to wake up boys
the duties OF life, Boys under l3 years SI42
n1eo-5m' J.SHORTL1D. T. Nale). A. NJ ,Prin.
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ATTORNEYS.

V'HE WASHINGTON LEGAL BUREAU TRANS
= acts all l-prsl bushes. ct ro.s n.ols .s,t .
Clients. Consultaton and advlce f-ee. 3lo. w.
KEEN. Atty. Contra ord'g. cor. 9th and Pa ave.
oes-ssn
. Webster Law building Jl5 ID . nv Nashinrlaa
ID. C. kesldenoe. uk3 X nv az
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HE BERLIrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE
T23 18th 81. n.
13 American and Is European Branches.
French. German. Spanish, Italian, Eugish, Latin,
Greek and TRANSACTIONS
FRENCH GERMAN LECTURES h COMEDIES
Every Saturday at Ais. Free to pupils.
Send for circulars and programs.
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PHYSICAL TRAINING. DEPORTMENT AND
Dancing. New York Avenue Gymn asum, 1891
1893 II st. Adult dancing class Tuesday and Friday
EVENINGS Childrsn's class. Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons. Particulars at gymnasium. ALICE
GERTRUDE NUTTING. Principal oclS-2m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-24
The Nations Editors.

SAN FRANCISCO, May M.-At least
four hundred of the National EditU.
rial Association are in seesiSn here
today and enjoying q number of in
teresting papers on topics of interest
to newspaper people. Among those
here are President A. E. Pierce, of the
Colorado association; H. M. Rhodes,
w. E. Pabor, G. M. Raymond, K. G.
Cooper, O. A. Wenge lin, all of Colo
RADIO. w. s. Cspellar, of Mansfield
Ohio, the president of the national
association, who is presiding over the
deliberations; B. J. Price, of Hudson
Wis, ]. NJ. Page. of Jerseyville, Ill.,;
A. H. Lowrie, of EigiD; E. @. Pent.
land, of Oregon, aud others as we'll
known. The sessions will continue
daily until the 26Eh when the election
of new officers will take place. As
vet no one mas been settled upon for
the presidency, although Mr.. Copel-
lar could secure q reelection did he
desire it. Secretary Page will be
chosen to succeed himself as we'll as
T. V. Cooper, the corresponding sec
rotary. There has been some talk OF
asking M. De Young 20 accept the
presidency but this has taken nc
definite form The representation 5y
states includes the following: Ala
bama, IL; Arizona, 5; Arkansas, 8;
California, IA; Western Canada, 8
California Woman's Press club, s
Chicago, 5; Colorado, s; Connections
6: South Dakota, 8; Florida, 6, Indi
ana, 10; Illinois, AZ; Iowa, 6; Kansas
81; Kentucky, Is; Louisiana, s; Mis-
souri,, "a; New York, 10; Pennsylvania
IS; Ohio, SO; Wisconsin, 25; Minneso
ia. II. Tennessee, 6,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-24

REMNANTS of all kinds of goods marked regardless
selling price, Bargains
Lawn in - yard Patterns for 65c sell spenddy days
yards for 81 on.
Friday has gotten be the busiest
when have left mark it low enough
ITSELF and customers appreciate Friday Bargains
Tnn Tufnv nav
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-24
STATE NEWS

Hamilton roller mills, Hico, burned
loss 900; insurance $4 900.
Bill abolishing post traderships re-
ported favorably by senate's military
committee.
Atascosa county, precinct 10, goes
for Clark and so instructs.
Survey ordered on the Fort Worth
and Trinity Valley railway.
Live Oak county is stewing between
Hogg, Clark and the third party.
w. W. Pagan, mill man, near In
gersoll, Bowie Co., burned out.
Dan Gaines accidently shot at Col.
orado handling Q six shooter.
Jimmy Banks, Sherman's 100 year
old darkey, is dead
Uvalde county goes Hogg by con-
vcntion vote of SO to "A.
San Angelo Clark club will take no
dip in county politics.
Elmendorf precinct instructs for
Hogg.
Bolton endorses Pendleton for con-
gress by big majority.
Cotulla county convention instructs
for Hogg.
]. w. Shepherd is appointed post.
master at Nesbitt, Robertson Co.
Wheat in Kerr county is going to
make first-class crop.
Peoples party are stronger than
any other in sections of Atascosa
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tengstrom and little
Annie Pinkney drowned near Arkansas
light house.
Rockport suggest the name of Gen.
eral Stanley as dark horse candidate
for governor.
Mrs. r. Holland run over by q
wagon on San Angelo bridge and
collar bone broken.
Sherman school board ballots rs
times for school superint ten dent, and
no result.
The Sands injunction suit against
the G. Fl. & b. A. road is heard at
Dallas, July 5th.
Orange and Beaumont sent LOO
excursiOnists to the CLARK demonstra-
ton at Houston.
Arkansas county has had five hours
generous rain; making corn and
cotton.
Half dozen suspects are mention
ed with reference to the Denison MUIR
ders, but there are no developments.
Work on the jetties progress despite
high winds at the pass. Work on the
railroad from Refugio to Velasco has
ceased.
Masters Car Builders association
pays 81, 000, 900 for the Thomas car
coupler and air brake, owned by .
Sulpher Springs Co.
Mrs. Col. Power, resident of Refu.
gio county since 1882 is dead, aged 81.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-24

The testimony was finished and -argu-
ment commenced. Judge McLeary
opened the case and he was followed by
Mr.. DIVER; Mr.. Summerlin followed and
Mr.. Newton is now speaking. Judge
Evans will close the case.
45rH DISTRICT COURT.
In this court r. S. Smith has filed suit
against the G. Ii. & s. A. railway COM
pany, for damages.
This morning the case Of Will Lacy VS..
ID. Oppenheimer, Jerome Harris ct al, for
debt, was dismissed, to which plaintlf
gave notice of appeal.
The following dismissals were set aside:
Andrew Drone VS.. Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio railway company,
for damages.
/. & G. n. Ry. Co.
18th DISTRICT COURT.
Criminal court opened this morning.
The following pleaded guilty: Jose Sala-
EAR. for theft under $50, 80 days in county
Jail; Aurelio Martinez, theft under 500
3 months in county jail; Jose Cuellar,
theft under 500, 2 months in county jail:
Birdella Morris, burglary, 2 years in
penitentiary, sentenced; Birdella Nor
ris, theft over $50, years in penitentiary
sentenced Frank WEIGH, exhibiting
gaming tdDle, S~o anu oo uayS III Joii,
Jesus Gomez, theft of a horse, 3
years in penitentiary, sentenced.
Pantalian Chavez, aggravated assault
and battery, dismissed.
The following cases were reset: Frank
Dnnning, theft over $40, May 26:
Herman Beckmann Beck, theft OF a
horse, May 25.
Charles 7. Tankersley, forgery and at
tempting to pass forged instruments, two
cases, May 26.
Ponciana Garcia, burglary, May 81.
Justice Heron this morning took an
affidavit against Will Taylor, colored,
charged by r. E. Knowlton with abusive
language. Knowlton keeps saloon and
Taylor cursed him.
Justice Adam this morning fined Solo
mon Brassfield, Jr., SIS and costs for slap
ping his wife and throwing rock at her.
Sol.does not live with his.wife and has just
returned from serving sentence in the
penitentiary for theft.
A new charge was preferred against
John M. Higgins by Prosecuting At
convicted of robbing /. N.Turner, but the
mandate of the supreme court, received
today, dismissed the case, and new aft
davit was made in order to have the case
tried over.
The Justice held an inquest this morn
ing at No. S13 South Pecos street, on the
body of Josefa Martinez, a Mexican baby,
who died at the age of months, of mani
ton.
An affidavit has been filed against
Eugene Henderson, charging him with
completely with Jim Edley in the robbery
of Mrs Gissi.
The case of the Union Manufacturing
company against Mrs. M. E. Arlington,
for recovery on several sewing machines,
will be tried at 3 O'Clock d, m. TODAY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-24
Not on the Bill.

Last night during the presentation of
the drama, damon and Pythias," at the
Grand opera house, a deplorable accident
occurred to Mr.. Chas. Hallet, who took
the role of "Procles.
AS Damon" p. Curran, rushed upon
the stage, sword in hand. just In time to
save "Pythias," J. b. Crosby, from execu-
tion as his pledge, 'Procles," Mr.. Hallet,
somehow. got his hand in the way of
"Damon's" descending sword, or did not
know how to guard il off, and the keen
edge of the old sword nearly cut his hand
in two, making bad wound.