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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-19
MARYLAND RAILROAD
Thanksgiving Excursion Rates.

The Western Maryland Railroad an
noulces that Thanksgiving holiday
excursion tickets will b. sold to and
Observation-Disclosures on its main line,
divisions and branches on Wednesday,
November sd, and Thursday, Novem-
Der oath, Thanksgiving Day., at the
low rates Of 2 cents per mile. These
tickets will be good on all regular
trains and valid to return until Mon
day, November 28th, 1892, inclusive.
The minimum rate will be 10 cents.
The low rates viii enable many to ex-
change social greetings and enjoy the
season of Thanksgiving with friends
along the line Of the Western Mary
land r. R. 11-l6-td.
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THE EIFFEE TOWER or TOILET AR
TlGLES.

3lG,574 bottles Blush Of Roses sold
in 1890. You kn6w,I could not have
sold so much if Blush Of Roses was not
as represented, sure cure for pimples,
freckles and blackheads. In 1892 I
predict it will be sold BY every drug
gist, and used BY every iadyaand gem
tleman in the United States. a. n.
Gilbert & Bro, win supply you at 75cts-
per bottle.
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VOTED ANn DIED.

The Newport Perry Co.. Pa.) Netcs
tells the following story: Mr.. Henry
D. Smith had been growing feeble as
the years advanced, and, approaching
the fact that his time Mns peBr 1t
hand, no upon more than oneoccasion
recently expressed the hope that he
might be spared to vote for Grover
Cleveland. He went down town Tues
day morning and accompanied his old
friend and family physician, DR.. H-Q.
Orris to the polls. This was sixty one
years he voted the Democratic ticket.
BY reason of his advanced age he was
unable to prepare his ballot properly
and requested DIR. Orris to do it for
him. The doctor marked him up Q
straight democratic ticket according to
his directions. and then handed him
the ballot. Just as he was in the act
Of starting to deposit his ballot, .he
sank down upon his knees, holding up
his ballot with his fast failing strength
and would have fallen to the floor had
DR.. Orris not caught him in his arms.
The ballot was passed to the inspector
and went its way into the ballot box,
and with this remarkable scene the
life Of Henry D. Smith almost closed.
He was then carried to his home on
Market street, only a short distance.
He never regained consciousness and
died at 800 Wednesday morning.
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TnE PosTMAsTER.l


.The Postmaster, 7 4 frontier melo-
drama 81 some merit, opened TO the
largest house Of the season Sunday
nightat Windsor Theplay il well sus-l
tanned in interest, and has the sensa-
tionaI snap that qualities its class. The
leading man was found wanting at the
first performance, and the author Of
the piece, Walter Robinson. promptly
supplied the deficit. Miss Madge
Tucker was quite successful As the
ubiquitous soubrette, and the com
pany is satisfactory. The scenic effects
were pleasing. Chicago Int, Ocean.
Walter A Robinson and the original
east will be at the Opera House in
his Great American Melo Dramatic
sensation The POSTMASTER Nov. 23rd.
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COMING BACK COMING BACK! The great
~ New York Bankrupt Company will open up
again in the same old stand on or about Oct.
25th with an immense stock Of Dry Goods
Clothing, Shoes and Boots, Gent FURNISHING
lower than ever known, don't fail 70 look for
the opening Of the Greatest Bargain house on
earth l0-3e-n
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:. sAILnoAD INSPECTION.

President Kennedy with Supt Boyd
and Engineer Ives with his assistants
and section foreman Of the 9. v. r.
r.. made their annual inspection of
the road, completing same Wednesday
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DEArH.s DoINGs. /

Died November 10 at twenty min
utes Of eight o'clock, Mr.. Wade Walk
er, aged II years and Z month, 81
typhoid pneumonia. Funeral Monday
at ten o'clock from the Presbyterian
Church. Intsrment in Greenhill Hill
Cemetery.
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SPECIAL sI;HMnn.

There will be special sermon on
Education for the Public Schools des
liyered Nov. "a, Thanksgiving day, IN
Mount Zion NJ. y. Church 1t II 8. n.
All are invited.
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v NJ. q. ~

\ The ususl \, NJ. G. a. meeting for
men win be held at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon at 4:l5
o'clock.
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aRa ANNA. \ said little Hattie, What l. the
M difference between want and wish,
II want Ia 60 home z You must say want
when you desire to express need OF something
lacking. and wish when il il merely desire
to do. Now, you want some of Louis Browns
hoarhonnd candy or cough drops for your cold,
and wish you TO go down at once and get
some"
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THOR RENT OR SALE MY residence and
IA grounds adjoining Baptist Church, on West
King 81 House has ii rooms bath tub, steam
heat, electric light, hydrant and cstern stable,
No hen house. over 20 choice fruit trees, be-
sides grapes raspberries, blackberries ana q
large GARDEN Possession given at once.
ff.1dJt w. II. H. FLICK.
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NOR sALE..-Good buggy and set new har
1f-i81mon
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II FAVE your orders for your Thanksgiving
II turkey, choice Dressed Poulfry.and Oysters
with me. 4 am handling good brand and VIII
K. b. ALLEN.
Cafe and Lunch room, under Fellows Opera
House 1lI5-8t.
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THE WORLD at 10 cents per week.

THE WORLD at 10 cents per week.
A HANDSOME LINE Of Misses high eut
"A Spring Heel Shoes at FIERY's SHOE STORE.
WINNERS China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
CEAsoNABLE Things AND WHERE TO GET
d THEM.--We would like to say a few words
In reference to the preparations we have made
10 supply the wants and demands of our grow
Ning trade, for all kinds grades and textures Of
black dress material for the fall of '92 Whilst
we've always tried bard to please our trade, yet
this fail we have taken unusual pains and put
forth our best energetics in making choice Sc
Iections and securing the latest styles and tex
lures In the markets We feel that our efforts
have not been in vain, for We can offer You
many special indncements and give You some
rare bargains In Black Silks, Henriettes, Cash
meres. Serges, Broadcloths, Ores DeIyon, Liss-
age Mecahique, Crapon, Percidierrells, etc. We
would be pleased to show you our large assorts
Nment Of these goods, and also great variety Of
Respectfully,
EMMERT 81 FIERY.
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r ODGfNG Furnished rooms for single gem
II tiemen. Apply at this office. i-lslwk.
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HHMER's China Hall on King street, for
IN fine Chinas.
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DoARDERs WANTED Cheap rates frst-elass
ID table, at Mrs. GRANTHAM'S, King street
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HILMRRS'S China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Glassware.
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boarding. Handsomely furnished front
ID room with board, suitable for man and wife
or gentleman. Apply to Mrs. GRANTHAM,
King street. ll-lo-5t.
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7 AIDES AND GENTLEMENS garments steam
III cleaned, dyed and pressed in superior
manner bv j. C0RDNERr
Y Is. - s&ss e 81 ss Z. " Near NV oulen MIL.
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HILMER's China Hall on King street, for sub
N stantial Lamps.
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TRUNK SALE-Great Slaughter Sale Of
L Trunks, think of good Trunks only 81 .9S at
@. p. HERRINGS Cash House.
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HILMER'S China Hall on King street. for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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EoR SALE.-A Story Brick dwelling, on
x. POOLE Attorney. 1o-21-1m.
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A GREAT big deal. just from New York
N Auction Sale 500 pairs genuine SO White
Blankets to be sold for 80 centss-Y BLOW ERoNT.
YELLOW FRoNT. You will find them on axnibi-
ton in our large show window. Just think, 81
Blanket only 80 cents.
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T,RY Louis Bells new barber He's dandy,
l0-29-1mo.
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A HANDSOME LINE or Misses, high q
n Spring Heel shoes at FIERY's SHOE SToRl
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/, A # A BARGAIN.--A handsome G.. Clarinet
N concert pitch-eood as new at Joe Mess
mans.
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NOW is YOUR CHANCE TO get tirst-eistss
in Children's School ShoeSat FIERY's SHOE
STORE Every pair guaranteed tn give satisfac-
ton.
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HILMER's China Hall on King street, for all
IN kinds Of Dishes
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VNTEH HAVE secured Miss j. r. Hopes OF Bal
wv timore city To take charge of our Milf
merry Department this season. Miss Hopes
~came TO us very highly recommended having
had varied experience and having served the
most fashionable milliner trade of Baltimore
city. We have every reason to he gratified at
the success ofthis branch of ourFhusiness and
as our experience in this line has considerably
increased we intend this season to add largely
to our stock of millinery and develop this de-
will arrive here on Thursday with our entire
new stock of millinery and will have II marked
and on sale bv Sept. 10th. EhMERT FIERY
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ECHOES FROM WEST END.
SATURDAY, Aug. 81, 1892.

SATURDAY, Aug. 81, 1892.
We had q nice little rain shower
this morning, q little more of II would
not have hurt.
The srtesian we'll near Judge Flo
rea's hotel, is nearly 2c0 feet deep.
Gen. Russ is expected back from
his Kendall county ranch today.
The lecture last Thursday night
bv president Mrs. Stoddard, of the
w. e. T. U. was we'll attended the
Sterner sex furnished the minority.
Among this weeks visitors to our
cool suburb was Rev. ]. Ulrich the
eloquent Lutheran minister.
M. j. E. Smith, whose bravery
furnished the Express companies,
immunity from train robbers for SO
long in Texas, is SO we'll pleased with
West End, that he seriously thinks
of quitting the city for West End.
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Cholera News.

LONDON, Aug. 2I-It was an
nounced this morning that another
passenger who arrived at Grsvesend
on the steamer Comma Thursday
from Hamburg, had died from
cholera at the Gravesend hospital,
There is much indignation at the
carelesspess of the medical officers
who inspected and passed the Gem
ma, particularly la view of the fact
that they had been ordered to be most
searching in their examination OF
vessels infected.
Considerable uneasiDess has been
created by the knowledge that some
of the Gemma's passengers are In
London. The whereabouts of all OF
them are not known to the authorities
out strict watch will be kept by all
sanitary officers for first appearance
Of the disease. 1t is considered that
an outbreak is inevitable.
ROTTERDAM, Aug 27.-Every pre-
caution has been taken to prevent the
introduction of cholera, but notwlth-
standing all efforts of the authorities,
the disease has effected an entrance
into the city. The first death from
the disease. that OF q woman, oc-
Cured this morning.
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A Confagration

AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. T.-Fire broke
out here at $50 o'clock this morning
and the Alexander Drug and Seed
company, Fleming & Bowler's furni-
ture warehouse, Ed .Smyth's crockery
store, Harry Halls photograph
gallery, J. R. Lamar's law of.
flee, Thomas & Barton, wholesale
music and sewing mschines; the
residence of Leroy Miller and the
Chronicle office were totally destroy
ed. The Aug. Doors clothing house
was slightly damaged. The loss is
roughly estimated at $500, 900. The
entire morning edition of the
Chronicle WAS worked of while the
building was in flames.
The files of the paper from 1900 to
da 9, and the books and subscription
lists were saved. Insurance Is $500,
mn
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A Bold Shoe Thief.

About 10 O'Clock this morning NJ.
Millgrom, merchant on Military
plaza noticed q strange and suspicious
Mexican wondering around on the
streets. The strange manner In which
he acted occa.ioned Millgrom to
watch him and when he passed the
shoe store of Marco Rosen burg, oppo-.
site the city building, he. In q keen
way, picked up fire pair of shoes
from of the shoe case, which was
placed on the sidewalk, and, wrapping
them carefully In towel. proceeded
to walk away. He was stopped by
passer.by who also saw the thief, and
was held until clerk from the Rosen.
burg store arrived and took him to
police headquarters, where . charge
Of theft under $40 was made against
him. He was tried before Justice
Adams and pleaded guilty to the
offence and was placed under 500
bond.
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Fire In Opera House.

New YORK, Aug. 27.-About $3.50
O'Clock, fire broke out in the Metro
politan opera house, corner Ninth
street and Seventh svenue. The fire
started In the rear part OF the
stage and quickly spread through the
whole building. The ambulance was
summoned for the scene painters as
sistant, who was badly hurt. He was
removed to the hospital.
The Metropolitan opera house oc-
cupies the end of the block bounded
by Broadway, Seventh avenue, seth
and 10th streets. When'the alarm
was sounded the interior was fiery
furnace. How the flames managed to
get such Roadway before discovery Is
q problem, as it was clear there was
ne saving the theatre. Fhe
firemen's efforts were directed 10
save the broadway front. This
they succeeded in doing, being aided
by favorable winds. At 1l:oO the
fire had literally burned Itself out ana
was under control.
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Mortgages and Releases.

J. w. Moore and F. r. Durrett to G..
P. Weatherhy, release of vendors
lien on lot 4, block 3, on Nebraska
street, 1926.
B. f Taylor to L. H. Chad bourne,
release of vendors lien on lot s, block
2, of city lot Is, $50.
National Cash Register Co. to Leo
pold M. Michael, bill of sale on q
register, SIS.
&c. Cafe to l.. P. Peck & Co., chat
tel mortgage on furniture, 500. 80.
s. Villsnueva to National Cash
Register Co, ohsttel mortgage on q
register, Sl75.
George Keller to Nstional Register
Co.. chsttel mortgage on register,
Sis.
E. w. Finley to L P. Peck & Co.;
chattel mortgage on furniture. 1884 rs.
8. Villsnueva to National Register
Co, chsttel mortgage on q cash regis
ter, 500,
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Missouri Democracy Open Up

ST. LOUIS, Mo, August 27.-The
campaign in the state is to be formal
ly opened brought with mass de-
monstrstion in Exposition hall.
Among the speakers will be William
J. Stone, the democratic candidate for
governor, Judge James w. Gibson
and Messrs. Dalton Jeaman and Clay
comb. These are the men who OPP
posed Ex-cougressman Stone for the
gubernatorial nomination. So great
will be the crowd which is stream
ing to the city from all parts OF the
state, that arrangements are now
completed for q great overflow meet
ing in Lucas place, which lie near the
Exposition building. Delegations are
coming into the city from every DEM
ocrstic Sin the state.
The republican campaign in the
state Is practically in full swing. aud
Major William Warner, the ex-con-
gresham and ex-grand command
or of the g. A. R., now the nominee
for governor, is making a personal
canvass. Certain it Ia that Missouri
never entered into q more fervent
campaign than that which the demo-
Gratis will open tonight with their
great rally.
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American Workers in France.


Louise Seymour Houghton, who is
Interested in the work of evangelizs.
ton the McAll Mission, has written a
book which the American Tract So
ciety publish, entitled, THE Cruise
of the Mystery" in which she de-
scribed the manner in which the
work is carried on in France by the
help of the mission boats, which,
fitted up with very simple acommods-
tons for the men and women who
manage the work, but with q large
and attractive saloon In which meet
ings are held, cruise up and down
the rivers and along the coast, lying
by ct promising spots along the banks
and shores, and espec ally inviting
the boatmen and all who earn their
living on the waterside to attend
their prayer meetings and Bible read.
ings. Mrs. Houghton presents her
narrative In the guise OF q story, intro
ducIng many real incidents by the
way. The writer has q second object
in view. In 1890 the McAll Mission
ses about raising the $50 600 needed to
equip o mission boat. At the time Of
writing, last October, only $1,000 had
been gathered together, aud she
wishes to call the attention of the
generously disposed to the fact.
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E,ectrocut,ng the Parson.

SING SING, N. Y, August 27.-This
is the last week of life for Rev. James
l.. Hamilton, who was sentenced ear
ly in July to death by electrocution
for the murder OF his wife Hamilton
is a colored Methodist. minister and
not yet So years old. The woman: OF
whose murder he was found guilty,
had been living with him for some
months in Jamaica, L. 1. Her
body was found In the roadway
one night terri bly, mutilated. Ham.
ilton was arrested and convicted on
the circumstantial evidence adduced.
His lawyers are now making efforts
to save his life and may succeed In
securing a stay. In case they tall
his week of life ends with midnight
tonight and he will probably
be led INTO the electrocution chamber.
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Wanted Her Daughter.

This morning Msnuela Zspats
told her tale of woe to Sanitary In
spector Flores. The tale was that
her daughter, Maria Ortiz, fourteen
years of age, had left home aud had
taken up headquarters at the home Of
Lola Salinas who lives on Nuev
street. She wanted to find out how
she could get her back. Flores cou
not inform her, but promised to rs
his chief, which he did, aud the
woman was told to go to the Justice
the peace.
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Illinois RepubIicans Rally.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, August 81
The great republican rally at SPRING
field will be paraIleled today by the
formal opening Of the democratic cam.
paign. Bloomington will be honored
today by the presence OF Adlai T..
Stevenson, candidate for vice-presi-
dent, Judge Altgeld, candidate for
governor, senator John M. Palmer.
Col Cable and State Superintendent
OF Public Instructions Root. Fully
thirty thousand visitors are crowding
into the city to hear the great speak
ers and overflow meetings are already
arranged for.
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A Post Morten Held.

This morning Drs. Kennedy and
Caffrey held q post mortem exam
instion on the brain of Jack A. Man
ming, who committed suicide yester-
day morning, and who, before his
death, was being treated for brain
fever. 1t was learned from the exam
ination that considerable thickening
of the dura mater and pia mater, par
ticularly on the LETT side was the
cause of bis complaints, snd which,
no doubt, was the cause of the rash
deed. His brain was well developed,
weighing fifty-twO ounces.
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Looking for Him.

This morning several Austrians
came into police headquarters and
inquired II anything had been seen
here OF Antonio Hozen. They showed
Captain Hennesy picture Of him
which representa- him to be be about
5 feet s inches IN height, we'll built
with small black mustache. He is
about 20 years. The last heard of
him was about 20 months ago. when
he sent them the picture they "
showing. The picture was taken
Anoka, MINI. They were told to
write to the chief OF police Of that
city for the information as to how
long he has been away.
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Tar ana Tartar Successful.

The Detroit Free Press, that terror
to all dramatic aud operate managers,
has published q very mplimen tary
notice OF the opening performance of
Tar and Tartar, in Detroit. This is
the new opera of Messrs. Mullaly
Brothers & Tendick. of San Antonio.
In the cast are Chas. Frear. Chas.
Meyers, Robt. Watson, Louis Royce,
Annie Meyers, Madam Cottrelly and
VIM. Pruette.
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A WouId-be Burglar.

This morning about. $3.50 o'clock,
Mr.. H. Yoskum. who boards at the
Terrace boarding house on 4th street,
was awakened by the cries of some
ladies down stairs. He arose and
went down, just in time to see q man
go through the window. The Off.
GERS have full description of the
burglar.
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Double Scull Race.

ONTARIO BEACH, August H.-f
the water is smooth the race for the
double scull championship between
HanIon and O'Copnor on the one side
and Hosmer and Gsudsur is to take
place here today. All the men are in
splendid condition and q tsit crowd
Is In attendance. The course Is three
miles with q turn and one of the
finest rowing courses in the country.
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Chicago Fleet Regatta.

OCoNoMowoC, Wis, Aug. q The
Chics go navy holds its great annual
regatta here today. The events in.
clude q senior single, 9 junior single,
a senior four, q senior pair and q
junior pair, q double working boat,
four Dared gig, light and heavy. six
cared barge and tub races. Fully
five Thousand Chicagoans are In at
tendance.
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A Canard.

. TORONTO, Ont, Aug. q. The re.
port from Saginaw of the disaster to
the yacht Wapiti, In the Georgian
bay, is q canard. The yacht is now
safely at anchor in Collingswood har-
Dor and no accident has taken place.
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Central Park Tennis.

NEW YORK, August 27.-The lead
ing teams players of this city and
Brooklyn are taking part today in the
annual Central Park handicap events,
which are attracting thousands to the
great pleasure grounds.
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A Great Big Foot.

TECU INSET, Mich Aug. The
Michigan and Ohio Band Association
with a representative Of sixty bands
from the two states began its annual
symposium here today. The great
band concert will take place tomor-
row.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-27
Peupsytyania Pythians.

PIrTsBURG, August T.-The state
convention of the Knights of Pythias
began aurpiciously here today. The
parade will be the largest and finest
ever given by the state organizations.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-27
Local Weather.

The barometer stood this morning
at 80 o.; temperature "a. The rain
fall yesterday was 10 of an inch. The
forecast for the next S6 hours ending
tomorrow night is warm southerly
winds, generally fair weather.