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Bi-Metalic Conference.

NEW YORK, Feb 20 1t is said by
those who are in position to be we'll
informed in the matter that the prob
ability of o bi-metalic international
conference was stronger than it has
been In long time. The friends of
honest finance have not been idle in
the last few months, aud a vast
amount of work, it Is said, has been
done to pave the way for a conference
Of European governments with the
United States looking toward salts
factory agreement which will avert
all possible danger that might be bred
from the present depression of
the price of silver bullion.
The financial inter ests of the country
are looking to congress to take prompt
action on the resolution now in COM
mittee i'm the senate, which cOntem-
plates negotiations for an information
al consultation on the silver question.
Its passage by congress, tits believed,
will be thoroughly satisfactory to the
business world. 1t was asserted yes.
terday by o we'll informed financial
man that If the resolution passes
congress there is little or no
doubt that q bi-metalic confer
snce is assured. Communications
have passed through the princi-
pal authorities on finance in this
country and England which are said
to have resulted In thorough convic-
ton that Great Britain will favorably
respond to any invitation from any
country to discuss the question of es-
tatlishing the international ratio be-
tween gold and silver. Bankers who
have personally conferred with men
of finance on the other side of the At
lantic testify unanimously to the
changed attitude of many English
thinkers and practical business men
toward the silver problem.
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Refused TO Paw,

Mr.. Frankel, of the firm of FRANKIE ell
4 Hutchinson's livery stable, at.
tracted q large crowd to the Menger
hotel by blowing police whistle In
front OF that place last night. Officer
Nye Hale soon arrived at the spot
and was ordered to arrest man who
refused to pay $3.50 overtime on 3
horse and buggy. The officer asked
q few questions and found that
the man had hired the rig
at about o'clock in the afternoon in
tending to return it by 8 o'clock that
evening and did not return lie until
after 10 O'Clock. He gave as an ex
cuse that the horse had kick ed him
ON the head and rendered him in
sensible. His story was corroborated
by two men who returned with him,
saying that they picked him up
in an iusensible condition In
front of Sommer's garden aud
also that the mans face was badly
cut up and several teeth had been
lOoeeHed The officer refused to make
the arrest as it would have to go be-
fore the higher courts.
1t is not known what kind OF
settlements was finally arrived st.
The man said he would pay for over.
time, but not so much ss was asked
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-29
Telegraph Brevities.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 29.-Repre.
sentative Springer is i'll.
New YORK, Feb. 29.-George
says his father is not seriously i'll.
CHICAGO, Feb. 90. j. B. Greenhut,
president of the Whisky Trust, has
been indicted in Boston for violation
OF the antitrust law by the federal
court.
WASHINGTON, Feb 29.-The silver
bill has been made the special order
for March %, % and "a.
New YORK, Feb. % Senator Sher.
man says there Is no truth in the re-
port that he will retire from the sell
ate.
NEW YORK. Feb. 29.-Lieut. G. o,
Krapf. of the German Army, WAS ar
rested on the ship on his arrival
today, charged with embezzling ST..
600 marks.
Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 90 Eff
teen business houses including the
postoffice, in the southern part of the
city, burned this morning. Loss
S75, 900; insurance SIC, 900.
LONDON, Feb GA crazy shoe
maker at Broad Swords. near Don.
caster, cut his four children's throate
yesterday and attempted his own
life.
PLEAsANTvILLE, N. J., Feb. 20 "A
terrible gale has been blowing for
past "a hours and heavy rain has
fallen.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. pa mob Of
1000 assaulted the special policemen
this morning, using them pretty
roughly. The rioters are in sympathy
with the car strikers.
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Swept q Bomb Out.

PARIS, Feb. 29-While q man-ser.
want belonging to the household of
the Princess Sagan, in the fashionable
Eau bourg st. German was sweeping
this morning the broom struck some
tube which, it is supposed, contained
dynamite. The tubes were thrown
against wall and instantly there was
q terrific explosion which shattered
windows and otherwise damaged the
house, but injured no one. Great
CONSERVATION prevailed in the vici.
nifty; people rushed to windows In
all styles of dress, and undress, not
knowing but what the houses would
come down upon them. Gen .D'Arms,
who is investigating the affair, says
dynamite was placed in the doorway
by friends of anarchists who had
been recently arrested.
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MILITARY NOTES,

The troops at Fort Sam Houston were
mustered for pay in front OF the post ad,
iutant's office this morning. They will
probably be paid off by Wednesday.
The officers at Fort Sam Houston and
the employees of the commisSary depart
ment will be paid off tomorrow.
The quartermasters department will
not be paid off until about Wednesday.
The enlisted men at Fort Sam Houston
will be given their regular weekly hop at
the post canteen hall tonight. The, 23rd
infantry band orchestra will furnish the
music for the occasion.
The 23rd infantry band will give their
regular semi-weekly concert at the post
tonight.
This is the evening on which the Stan
ley Rifles should drill at the post. What
is the matter with them?
The Cara troubles have suddenly
taken a new shape and the ones who for
merly were followers are now being hunt
ed. Several serious charges have been
brought against Captain Bourke and affi-
davits have been sworn out against him.
He is charged with mistreating ranch
men also his power as an army officer
q little too far. The affidavits are in the
hands of Attorney Summerin. As most
every one living on the border is
thought to be a revolutionist
IL is little wonder that the Captain took
such pains to break up the gang. Though
rongh in part, still the United States laws
had been broken and he was under orders
to arrest all who broke them. Surprising
these people all to be his enemies, his
harsh treatment toward them cannot
greatly be wondered at.
General Howard, commander Of the
department of the east with head
quarters at Governors Island, New York,
and wife, Mrs. Shoemaker of Baltimore
and Captain Barnett, of Governors Is
land arrived in this city on the 5. p. yes
terday. They leave for Laredo Fort
Ringold and Fort Brown today, on
private trip of inspection OF the Generals.
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1t Does Not Elect,

New ORLEANS, Feb. 29.-The
TraDs-Mississippi Commercial con-
gress, composed of governors, sena.
tors, ex-senators, congressman, ex.
congressman and others, which was
held here last week, has been eau.
vassed as to the presidential out
look. Out of 103 votes thirty were
for Cleveland, thirteen Hill, twenty
one Blaine, fourteen Bois, nine Pal.
mer, and the others for, Mckinley,
Harrison, Allison, Carlisle, Gray,
Wallcott and Gresham. David B
Hill received the unlucky number Of
votes.
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Lockwood National
BANK
SAN ANTONIO, :. TEXAS.
u.s.. LOCKWOOD, Pres. NUN. Cashier.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
THE COURTS.

Judge Noonan closed his court
Saturday. IL will reopen Monday,
March 9TH.
Reagan Houston, assignee of Sam
Maverick, fled suit in this court
Saturday afternoon against James
Prendegast, for garnishment.
In Judge Kings court the following
suite were filed:
Geo. H. Bechsenshutz VS.. II. M.
Campbell, receiver & G. N. r r.,
appeal from justice court.
A. Staacke VS.. Chas. Ochse ct al !,
appesl from justice court.
w. 81. Smith, executor, VS. N. Baulie,
ct AL, to try title and for damages.
This morning In the case of Hord
ct al. vs. Darlington ct al. Judgment
was granted in partition, J. v.
DignOwity, Newton Smith and VIM.
Lock appointed commissioners.
Ia the case of Hords vs.. Smith &
Redmond, judgment for plaintiff in
favor of McGrorty with foreclosure OF
lein act to Darlington.
On trial, John Stratton vs.. Hicks Il
johnson.
Judge Adam yesterday held an in.
guest on the body of twin infant of
John Shaefer. 1t was the child of
Mrs. Shaefer, the lady who was
scared to death not long ago.
He also held an inquest on the body
of Sonora Leal de Rodriguez, who
died in the 7th ward, near the soft
rock quarry. She was 95 years of az g
and was born and raised in San An
tonic. This morning he tried the case
of J. E Muegge & Co. vs. Herm. Bu
cholz et al. on sworn account. for $2S 20
The jury gave judgment for plaintiff
Saturday evening late Louisa Cos'e
pleaded guilty to keeping disorder
~ house and was fined 5000.
This morning Anderson Spike and
Bernard Johns, two negro boys.
pleaded guilty to shooting craps and
was fined $40 and costs.
Jerry Glidden. Isaac Griffin, John
Summons, Toby Beard, Ed Davis,
Joshua Jinah, 4. r. Bodine and Ed
Chase were arrested for gaming and
will be tried this evening.
An affidavit has been made against
August Limberger for allowing gam
ing in his house.
A motion to quit was filed against
H. Kupfernagel to vacate the premises
of A. Silcock, on blackberry street.
This is the fourth time 8 similar
charge has been made again st the de.
fendant.
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Marsh IL IN Buenos Ayres.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 29.-Ex-
Judge F. Carroll Brewster, of this
city, who has Just arrived from the
West Indies, says he learned from an
authentic source while on his trip
that Gideon w. Marsh, the fugitive
president of the defunct keystone
National Bank, is in Buenos Ayres,
where he is engaged in business and
reported to be doing well. Judge
Brewster was informed that while
Marsh is going under an assumed
name, it is very generally known
there who he lie, and that no especial
pains is taken by him to conceal his
identity.
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Harrison In Virginia.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 29.-President
Harrison and Mrs Harrison and par
ty arrived here Saturday afternoon or
a special train for Virginia Beach
When the train drew into the station
here the President was saluted with
q saIvo of twenty-one guns from the
battery of the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues. A large crowd was at the
station to meet the distinguished Wis
itOrs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-29
LATE TELEGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Bryan of Nebraska forsakes Cleve.
land for Hill.
Ex-Governor Campbell will not &C.
cept vlce-presidential nomination.
Congress ratifies Arizona's territor.
ial appropriation to Worlds fair.
Lille Johnson is admitted to bail at
Memphis in the sum of $4,000.
Elkin's New York house is sold to a
Tammany Hall sachem for $62. 500.
There are only % of the Berlin
rioters detained by the police.
Chile and Argentine Republic settle
their boundary differences, and con-
slider Q commercial agreement.
The search for the Sedalis, Mo-,
rapist continued since Tuesday has
been unsuccessful.
The Berlin mobs have been effect.
ually dispersed and did not reappear
Sunday.
Final details for democratic wig
wan are arranged. 1t will cost
$4,000.
The rumor that Great Britain had
agreed to monetary conference Is Of
nclally uenlou.
Cumberland and Clinton counties,
Pa, elect Cleveland delegates to the
state convention.
The third party is busy overhauIing
it's list of possible presidential candi-
dates.
Dick Cullon lynched for infanticide
at Marshfield, Mo-, told the lynchers
"Pull your id rope"
John Segin shoots Mrs. Elfers at
Byers, Col, and suicides. Jealousy
the cause.
Minority report ways and means
committee is against free binding
twine.
After three days riot Berlin is quiet.
the wounded in the hospitals aud %
ringleaders in Jail.
Miss Kearns marries VIM. Fitch, at
Shoals, Ind, rs he is starting for the
pen to serve two years sentence.
Arapahoe and Cheyenne lands in
Oklahoma will be immediately
opened.
The "favorite son" idea is going to
bring several small candidates for
ward as presidep tial candidates.
Allison of Iowa says Boies cannot
carry the state as q presidential can
didate.
Cotton situation remains practical
ly unchanged, though there was a
slight improvement at Liverpool Sat
urday.
House has under advisement the
Indian appropriation bill, and au-
tborizes president to appoint army
officers to untitled agencies.
Plans for q So, 500. COO depot for Chi
cago Terminal Elevated railway are
completed. it will be ten stories high
2S9x350 feet.
Mr.. Blaine denies positively the
statements made concerning his sons
marriage and exulpates his wife from
the blame laid at her door.
Ex.Gov. Conway of Ark; old, feeble
and excentric, dies, cremated in his
own cabin, which he would allow no
one to sleep in but himself.
The free silverites will insist on
special order for consideration Of the
Bland bill, and they demand March
21st as the date.
Indianapolis is reported in a riot
Gus state over street car troubles
aud so far the strikers have matters
their own way.
Secretary Anderson of the street car
company and Chief of Police Colbert,
seriously hurt in the indianapolis
riots.
Loubet forms q French ministry.
All the members but three are Of the
old ministry; Ricard, Viette and
Cagnsc being the new men.
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LATE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
And the Southern Afternoon Press
Up to the Hour OF Go
ing TO Press.
Weather.

Weather.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-For Ark.
ansas and eastern Texas, colder.
northw esterly wiods and fair wealth.
or. Continued colder and fair Tues
day.
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ADVERTISING SOLICITORS.

J. A. Appler and K. E. Tatum are
authorized solicitors for the LIGHT. Our
understandings" in writing, in order
that there may be no "misunderstand-
ings" when the bill is presented.
r. Il. JOHNSON, Mgr.
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NOTICE..

Mr. John T. Harrison has sent his pre-
scription file to M. & w. Kalteyer, 800 f.
Houston street. All prescriptions will be
refiled by them until further notice. 20 81
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MiIler's Alliance Dead.

BLAKELY, Mimi, Feb. %. d.
Johnson, the owner of fifty-barrel
flour mill here, and q devotee OF
Farmers Alliance doctrines, has Gre
ated q great deal of comment in this
neig b borh by issuing letter to
the farmers, urging them to organize
Farmers Alliance milling associa-
lions. He maintains that the farmers
of the Dskotas and Minnesota have
lost $500 on the wheat sold up 10
December s, 1891, of this years crop.
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Attention knights.

All members of Lotus Lodge No. So h;
OF 7. are requested to meet at Castle Hail
lin Reuter- building) at O'Clock this eve
ming, WIN. VOLLBRECHT, {. 1.
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FIVE LOTS IN eRANpvIEw

At bargain. Finest located property
the city. I. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-29

Broom House and Lot for $3.50,
at Hartwell & Co.'s, No. w. Houston.
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GUT RATE R.R TICKETS.

30 .ght and sold. Hecht's 2ll Com. sl5aot
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PAWN YOUR DIAMONDS.

Watches, pistols with Hecht, 24l Com. Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-02-20
ALCOHOLADO GIOL

Preparado con raices plantas aromaticas
por el Llcenclad0 don Francisco GioI Texidor.
FL mejor tOpicO On las afecciones reuma-
6lcas, Intermediates nervlosas, vordadero ca.
peclnc0 contra 4OS dolores do cabeza.
MulGltud de certlicados de los prinoipsles
tacultativos recomiehdan este especifieo.
RECIOS
GAIA con "a medias botellas.. SO
GAIA con l2medlas botellas.
media boteIla..... O40
d P0SIT
En- La Capital Farmaoia BIanco.-Cayev
Farmacia C0lon-Coamo, Farmacia Betances-
Juaua-Dlaz, Farmacla Monclova- Guayama Far.
naola Bruno --A4unGaS, Farlnacia Fong-Agua.
lila, Farmacia egrosa-Arecibo, Farmacis
Rivera -Guayanllla, GFarmacla Zavala-Cabo-
Rojo, Farmacia Fleitas-Humacao, Farmacia
lsern-Mayaguez, Farmacla Basora Saliva
Hermanos'
Ponce, almacen de los seiores P. Coll ,
g, ~ C0InsGG0, Las BGleGres de don Manuel
dandara. la Linda Gr6OtlG = Farmaeia Glol,
AW0Ra - 1k-14
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Jose T. Silva

Glra corta vista tamo oi6n por cable so.
ore todas Las plazas de Espana sus Islas
por cantidades no memories de $25.
Glra sobre las plazas prinepales de Fran
;ia, Alemanla, Austria, B6.glca, Holanda, Dina
narca, Bulgaria, Russia. Sueeia Noruega,
suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rumania, Servla, Tur-
4uia, Grecla,-La Argelia, Eglpto, Slria Tu-
nez.-Sobre New York, Santo Domingo 6 Isla
lie Cuba.
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La ESTRBELA DE- ORO
DE SALVADOR MAsJUAN.-,Sou Francisco 40

Si6ndOme impossible complacer todOs mis-
en- La construction del calzado que
les necesariO, he hechO un convenio con las mas
acreditadas principales fabricas de Europa para
que me confeccionen el que mis- clientes puedan
apetecer.
Ell quito pdblico puertorriqueno no dudara de
que nadie este mejor que y6, aptitud de servir-
lie, cOnOcedor como soy del gusto del pats cual to-
dos saben, por la esperiencia que tengo en- mis- lar
gOs amos de ejercer el ofcio. Nadie repito, podra
servr las familias MEJOR CLASE DE CALZA-
DO para senoras, senOritas caballerOs, que La
EstreG de ORC, sObre tod0, en- especial para nios.
Respecto al de marroquin, NADIA tengo que de-
cir por 10 bien acreditadO que estoy hace muchos
amos. Las ventajas quo ofrece mi casa, no se en-
cuentran en- ninguna OF parte.
No Olviden que Sc tImara Ia medida para con-
fecciOnar cazadO en- Ia casa en- Europa.
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R.AsM OW D.ALDES.
AcGlTE para AlUMBRADo Dc las FAMlLlAs,
LUZ BRlllANTE.

Libre de explosion q combustion egpoetd,seGs
Sin bstnsO nj nsal Ol0r
Este aceite producto de una fabrication
especial, es igual, SIND superior los que SO
importan del extuangero bajo diversos NOM
bres y marcas, tanto por sus cualidades luml-
nicas como por la seguridad que ofrece los
cOnsumidOres.
que los de Las marcas extrangeras, que con
este mayor precio no brindan & los consumi-
dOres ventajas de ninguna clase.
La experiencia adquirida en- esta industrial
durante muehos amos en- lbs Estados Unidos,
Cuba, M6jico y 0tros paises, nos permite ofre-
Ger al p1blico an articulo que no sc puede me-
jorar en- parte alguna bajo ningun concepto.
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE, ELE-
FANTE, y LUZ SOLAR, estan registradAs. y
SO perseguira con todo 81 rigor de Ia ley los
.alsifcadores.
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The morning call., 1892-08-28

pictures. A grandfather's clock is ticking
IN the corner. Here hangs a silver violin.
There are many fine eugraviDgs about The
bronZes on the mantel are as exquisite as
the china. The library is full of objects Of
interest.
Mr.. Sala discards his customary chair at
the writing table, on which stands statuette
OF Ihackeray; but lighting a cigar-aud is
not u. A. ). generally accredited as being
the best judge of a Havana in London?-he
meditatvelv walks the room and tells, point
by point and chapter by chapter, the story
OF his lie. He Is or medium height and is
the happy poSsessOr Of q wonderfully level
temper. he speaks kindly and good ma
turedly OF all his brother scribes and writes
the most microscopic hand among them all.
lie is three aud sixty years OF age, but pre-
pared to pack his bag and start as special
correspondent to Siberia at a couple of
hours notice The most versatile leader
writer OF to-day, and Justly regarded as be-
ing at the top OF the jOurns istic tree, he is
sthl working man. His work is his recre-
alton.
He has written more "Iesders" than any
other man living. For the first five years Of
MS 34years' connection with the Daily Tele-
graph he wrote two day; now, 500 leaders
year IS his estimate. He has no politics,
aud for upward of % years not a line from
his pen has appeared in the Daily Telegraph
on home politics.
The morning call., 1892-08-28

ley; al Kirkstall, near Leeds. The monks
loved fish, and were in fact condemned to
diet OF fish on Fridays, and as there were
only slender means of transportation In
those days they had their abbeys near
rivers. in secluded dales, and performed
some of their own fishing. They had their
pike and dace, trout and salmon with
little personal exercise, and they were
notnriously clever in the management of
eel bucks
OF all the Yorkshire abbeys not one is
more pleasant IN situation than Bolton.
The monks must have been jolly men in
that retreat. properly Friar Tuck In girth
and cOntented with this world while aspir-
ing to better. The Wharfe in the days prior
to and after Henry V III must have teemed
with salmon and sllvery trout, and the
pastures OF the broad, gently inclined val
ley were doubtless as sueculent as they are
now, although the iatter-day breeds Of cat
tie are improved. The monks have long
ago disappeared and the Cavendshes
have come into possession as noble family.
They have not abused their privileges.
The little shooting lodge, when stands
within cricket oalPs throw of Bolton
Abbey, is rarely occupied for more than a
month throughout the year by the Duke
OF DevOnshire. Even when he ia there he
throws the whole estate open 10 Tom Dick
and Harry to come and go as they wish. and
all he reserves Is the right to kill grouse,
haTes and rabbits. Even in this respect he
is not strict May a poacher fiuds indul-
gence in the laissez faire methods OF the
Deyonshire family. About the 18th OF Au-
gus. when grOuse-sh shOOtiug begins, the Duke
and his party assemble al Bolton Lodge, and
they have a great range of mooIs to roam
over and bag birds. But two or three weeks
OF sport suffice. and then the Duke is off
somewhere else and his party is dispersed,
A Eter that the huge estate is deserted by'its
proprietor, and all matters proprietorial Jog
on in no unkirdly fashion. Contrast a
landlord of this urbsnity with landlord of
the stripe of the Marquis of Ripou, a pie
beian Robinson OF recent peerage, " ho skins
a shilling head out of people TO view an
abbey he had no more hand in building than
the pyramids of Egypt-a petty, peerage
Snowman in fact.
Three OF four miles above Bolton Abbey
is the famous Strid. Here the river has 10
plow its way in leaps, pools and swrs down
stratum OF rock, and has eroded its way in
most marvellous fashion, amply illustrative
of the erOding power of water. There are
two or three places where the ledges Of the
incloslng walls are so close together as TO
tempt the athlete 10 jump. 1t is not a great
is almost certainly fatal If you miss Your
footing. The water ruSheS and churns in
the hollow pools, and your head is almost
inevitably smashed against the protuberant
rocks. Every now and .hen an accident
occurs. The Strld, or Stride, has been we'll
celebrated in poetry. WordwOrth's 'Whte
Doe of RylStone. or the Fate of the Nor
tons,' is perhaps familiar TO the reader as
an illustration of the region.
Turner loved the Wharfe Valley perhaps
more than any other that gave him paint
Ing subjects. He has painted il in every nook
and corner. You do not recognize his por-