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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
American Art Congress Meeting

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WASHINGTON, May Is The Amer
lean Art Congress opened it's busi-
ness, session here today and leading
artists from every section of the
country are present. The association
has grown out of the fight to put
art works on the free list and Of the
plan to be endorsed by the Congress
contemplate the organization by the
government of q commission of art
and architecture and the holding OF
a national loan exhibition of painting
by American artists. One of the
leaders in the fight is Miss Kate
Field of secretary. Mrs. Harrison
is the honorary president of the
National Art Association under whose
auspieces the Congress Is being held.
Daniel Huntington, Elk president OF
the National Academy of Design IL
the president of the National Asso-
cla'ion aud called the Congress to
order. Vice president Morton is the
honorary vice-president. Among
those here or expected are Albert
Prinstadt. F. d. Millet, A. H eau
dens, Jefferson Chandler, Edmund
&. Hedmar. Mrs. George Heart. Mrs.
Potter Palmer, w. M. Chase, E F
Riggs. Mrs. 5. V. r Cruger and S,
w. Wood ward. A committee will
probably be named to appear before
q congressional committee and are
the announced views of the gather
ing,
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A suicide.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May 16-The
engineer of the Sunday morning
milk train was approaching this
station he saw q woman lying across
the track and gave q warning whistle,
but her only response was to raise
her head and deliberately place her
neck on one rail. The engine and
tender passed I'VE her, severing the
head from the body.
The suicide was Mrs. Thomas
Downing, who supported a large
family. Domestic trouble probably
drove her to suicide.
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Daily MOrtuary.

Mrs. Doretha Morgan, aged %
years. died of nephrites, at the Bexsr
apartments, 5th ward, yesterday.
Joseph Wolfer, aged 40 years. died
OF cerrhosis of the liver, on Oak street,
5th ward, Saturday.
Henry Dietzmanp. aged A months,
II days. died of inanition at SCI Dallas
street, 4th ward, yesterday.
Manueia Munos, aged s months,
died OF malarial fever, on Monterey
street, I'd ward, yesterday.
Antonio Gonzales, aged so years,
died OF malarial lever, back of Mill
rary plaza on the San Pedro creek /,
LIST ward, this morning.
Delfina Gonzales. aged / year and
4 months, died of entero %colites, on
Alazan creek, I'd ward, Saturday.
Maria A. Marietta, aged % days,
died of remittent fever, at 100 Doofiel
street, 4th ward, Saturday.
Eva MURRAY, aged 3 years and 6
months, died from poisoning from
carbolic acid. The liquid was drank
in ignorance of its nature.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Points Pertaining to Prominent Peo-
pie Pertinently Put.

Points Pertaining to Prominent Peo-
pie Pertinentiy u
Leontine LIE Bowler, said TO be an
unscknowledged child of Napoleon
Ill, died last week in q d~isorderly
house in Philadelphia. !.
The kaiser's projected whaling ex-
petition may be merely a little pre-
lininary practice for that whaling he
has promised to give the czar.
The nearest living relative of
Shakespeare is probably Thomas
Hart, q resident of Australia, who is
eighth in descent from Shakespeare
sister Joan.
Adelina Patti says hat when she
has lett off singing h will take to
acting. The theater-goers OF the
twentieth century will have q charm
ing soubrette to admire.
The duchess of Alabany is of an
inventive turn OF mind aud has a
patent upon a combined school seat
and desk which is coming into gener-
al use in the English schools.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Building

]. A. Blake, wash.shed, Marshall
street, 4th ward, SIS.
Miss Lizzie Crosson, wash.shed,
corne Augusta and Lexington streets,
4th ward, 500.
Santa Rosa Hospital, tank, San
Saba street, Sd ward. ST., 200.
VIM. Payson, addition to dwelling,
Elmira street, 4th ward.
A. Hofacker, carpenter shop, Sher-
man street. 9th ward.
August Schaefer, kitchen, Victoria
street. 7h ward, $50.
c. NJ. Cad wallader, dwellings ON
Macon street, 4th ward, $500 each.
Four on Epson street, 4sh ward, 8 for
$500 each and one four $500. and one
M Knox Alley, 4th ward, TO cost
$500
Gustave Maggott, dwelling, Seguin
street, 5th ward, $50
Edward Hall, stable, corner of
Avenue ID and 9Th street, Sun ward,
$50
JTBs Miller, shed, Madison street,
Sth ward, $50.
John Francis, dwelling, corner of
Victoria and Mt. Zion street, 7th
ward, 500.
Probate court opens session this
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Personal Mention.

: Miss Maud Woods leaves this week
to visit relatives in Chicago.
James w. Taylor, of Austin, is at
the Southern.
Chas. F. Sawyer. of Dover, N. H., lie
at the Menger.
John w. Almond, q Del Rio sheep
man, is at the Southern.
VIM. Scott and wife are at the
Southern from Oaxaca, Mexico. Mr..
Scott is q railway contractor.
Geo. w. Ames, a merchant and
stockman of Comstock, Is at the
Southern.
Emil Blum, better known as "Red,'
will go with the Belknap boys to
Omaha.
Mike Goggan, the popular music
man has returned from q weeks visit
to Galveston.
Ed. Haubett and wife, and Mrs.
Agnes Kruger, OF Brenham, are at
the Mahncke.
Hon. Geo. Paschsl was introduced
into the mysteries of an Esquire by
Triumph TX P.) lodge Saturday
night. The NJ. A. says the candidate
writes a beautiful hand.
Mr.. C. A. Merriam, editor and proprie-
tor of the Corpus Christi Caller, is in the
city today on business. He says the veg
etable garden industry about Corpus
Christi is assuming large proportions.
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Young

ANN ARBoR, Mich, May Is The
young republicans of the country have
taken possession of this college city
today and are forming a National AS.
ISOLATION of College Club Republicans.
Delegates are present from every
college in the country including Yale,
Harvard, Columbia, Princeton, Cor.
nell and Amherst. The real work OF
the gathering will not be transacted
until tomorrow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
II COURTS.

In Judge Kings court this morn
ing the following business was trans
acted:
s. B. Wood VS.. r. E. McMains and
II. F. Dorsey, on note. Motion for
new trial overruled and notice of ap.
peal.
Bexar Building and Loan ~associa-
ton VS.. Julia Further, ssexecutriX.
Bucklen & Barry appointed to rep
resent Ochse minors.
F. P. Hord VS.. Smith & Redmon, or
note, Judgment Tor plaintiff.
City of san Antonio vs.. J.R Baylor,
for taxes, leave given parties to
amend.
Bexar Building & Loan association
va. Julia Further, executrix, order
given r l.. Summerlin to bring pa
pers forthwith.
37TH DISTRICT COURT.
Thomas Anderson, of Denmark,
granted final naturalization papers.
San Antonio Builders Supply Co
vs. Alamo Electric street railway
Max WINNER leave to intervene and
Jury waived.
John e LoOney vs.. receivers s.. A.
& A. p, Railway company, damages,
Judgment by default set aside.
FEDERAL COURT.
The three cases of the United States
VS.. Pablo Muuos, A. Bruni, Jacobo
Moline and II others, for violating
neutrality laws, two of the seventeen
pleaded guilty, A. Bruni admitted to
bail to the amount Of 81, 500, while the
former pleaded not guilty. They will
be taken up this afternoon.
This morning Justice Adam dis
missed the charge of swindling
against Thos. Cotton, the green
country boy, who borrowed Sc from
another greeny on q % cent pawn
ticket. Both were boys. and could
not read. The money was returned
by Cotton and they were told to GO
home. One lives In Atascosa county,
the other in Kerr county.
Jim Shepard alias Jim Johnson, was
before the court charged with burg
larry of james r. Murphy's frui,
stand. May LIST. He went to Jail ia
default OF $500 bond.
Felipe B Garcia was charged with
robbery. He stole S. from n gaming
table at the Olympic yesterday.
Justice Heron spent yester-
day in Boerne, where he
went to see his family, who are
spending the summer there.
He held an inquest this morning OF
child named Maria j Arguellas, a
205 San Saba street. The child died
OF teething and attendant illness.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Incendiary Fires.

An alarm of fire from box 243, cor
per of Santa Clara and Goliad streets,
Saturday afternoon about q quarter
to six O'Clock. called the department
out to q burning stable in the rear OF
No. 3l7 Dakota street. the premises
of John Krause. The fire was In a
pile of rubbish and was extinguished
before the firemen arrived.
On investigation the u of the
blaze was traced to two small boys,
Freddie Shaefer and Starch McGos.
wick, 6 and Z years OF age respective
ly, who had been playing in the
stable, but were driven away. They
said they set 1t afire because they
had been sent away.
saturday night a little after u
O'Clock the grocery store of James
Clark, 405 East Houston street, burn
ed nut 30 badly as TO destroy all his
stock. He was insured for So 600, and
values his stock at IS 600. He thinks
the fire was incendisry. as IL started
from the rear of the bu lding,
Yesterday morning between 5 and
9 O'Clock the re.idence of Drs. A r
Jenkins and Davies, at Lakeview
owned by II. H. McLsne, was burned
to the ground. It was insured, as was
the furniture. The insurance on the
furniture was SO, 900. valued at 81, 800.
The cause of the fire Is not known,
as all the doors were locked when
neighbors ran TO the scene. DR.. Jen.
kins had spent the night In the city,
and was on his way home to Lake
view when he saw the fire. 1t was
propably another incepdiary fire,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Welcome Rains.

Parties from Hondo City who came
in this morning report that a good
rain fell there last night.
Justice Heron reports that a soak
ing rain began in Boerne yesterday
afternoon al 5 o'clock and continued
steadily all last night.
The indications are that rain fell
within a large radius of San Antonio
yeterday.
Rain fell for half the night In this
city also. It did not penetrate very
deeply, but laid the dust and gave
the gardens q good irrigating.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Beneficiary Society.

The employees of Joske Bros, a few
nights, ago took the initiatory steps
looking TO the formation of q relief so
ciety among themselves. The primary
object is to aid and assist it's 0ers
In sickness or affection and to defray
the burial expenses of deceased men,
bers.
The LIGHT but voices the senti-
ments of . legion of friends in ex-
pressing the hope that it may live
long and prosper.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
POLITICAL

From the German Stats Zeitung.
What amount of evil a single person
can inlet, the democratic party is
experiencing now from the mistakes
either knowingly or ignorantly
committed by Mr.. James s.. Hogg,
u present governor OF the state.
The real democracy of Texas does
not recognise Mr.. Hogg as ito the
manner born" it looks TO George
Clark as her representative of the true
democracy.
Either our alliance farmers have
never been democrats in principle,
and in that event their desertion ie no
loss, or MI. Hogg's promises mislead
them, for which they ought to vent
their i'll will on that person and not
on the party. The Germans of Texas
ought 10 particularly remember, this.
4
The whole article is sever and just
to Gov. Hogg, who is now so proud
that a Texas senator is beneath his
notice. 1t Is q wonder that he CON-
scented to meet the man of the people,
George Clark, at Cleburne and Came
rom, since Clark came unattended by
any of the Tyler milkmaids. There
is no use now for q representative like
Mr.. Gerald to try to meet our present
governor, jointly to discuss the sad
aspect of Texas, at home or abroad,
unless q few more bulls hurled at
him by our Texas Pope will bring him
to a realization that he must depart
before "the six shooter must CO."
That promise of The governor made
two years ago, is being repeated now,
1t was never fulfilled and was only q
reflection on. the peace officers of the
state, whose record is as good as those
of other states. s.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Railway photographers Meeting.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May l6
The annual convention of the Order
of Railway photographers is in progress
here today. The question Of a uni,
versal organization for telegraphers
will be discussed. The request OF
the commercial te~legraphers to join
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT coNvEN,
TON.

BY authority of the State Executive
Chairman, | am requested to call a Re
publican District Convention, for the 18th
Congressional District, TO assemble at
Mission Garden, in the city of San An
tonic. May 3Ist, 1892, at III a. M, for the
purpose OF selecting delegates TO the Ma
iional Republican Convention, and such
other businessa as may come before said
convention. JAMES 7. NEWCoMB,
Chair. Rep. Cong. Com. PRO Tenn
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May nth, 1892.
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5000 a Week

The five great Pardos have been en-
gagged by the management of the
Olympic for a short season, at the
price OF $500 a week, the highest
salary ever paid by any vaudeville
theatre In this country. This troupe
of fine artists will open tonight, and
q genuine treat Is In store for those
who may attend. 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
The Way off che Mines.

LAKE CITY, COL, May 16.-First
blood was drawn yesterday at Carson
Camp, the result of claim Jumping.
Bob Austin jumped the claim being
worked by Pete Crowley. The latter
shot Austin In the groin. Crowley
came to this place and surrendered.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Bicycle Race.

NEWARK, N. j., May 16.-At 6
O'clock this morning the start was
made in the leo mile handicap bi-
cycle race, which lie being run under
the auspices of the New Jersey Cyc-
ling league Twenty of the speediest
riders in the state were entered.
The prizes, valued at 50, 900 will be
awarded this afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Meeting of War Prisoner

CHICAGO, May 16.-The north.
western e%x-prisoners of wal will meet
in the Libby Prison War Museum to-
night and will be addressed by Chap
lain McCabe, General w. II. Powell
and Miss Ada G.. Sweet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Great Pool Match.

New YORK, May l6,-One of the
biggest pool matches New York has
ever seer will come off May %, 81, and
2S in Tammany Hall, between Powers
and Weems, of Chicago, and Alfredo
DorO, of Cuba and Chas. h. Naming
of New York. The stakes are 81, 900
and net receipts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Ohio q Fellows.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May l6 The
Grand Lodge of Ohio Odd Fellow.
began q weeks labors here today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16

NEW YORK, May Is John Dobbs,
the noted burglar and bank robber,
died at Bellevue hospital yesterday.
OTTUMwA, Iowa. Nav 6-John
Bsinbridge ana Jsmes Robins IN, two
boys, caused q horrible explosion in
the Diamond block, by putting n
lighted lamp into q keg OF pow der.
Both of them were seriously injured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
LITE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
And the Southern Afternoon Press
Up to the Hour of Go
ing to Press.
A e

MINNEAPoLIs. Mimi, May 16.-San-
ford Small has filed q petition asking
the appointment of a receiver for the
Minnesota Matrix company. Assets
amount to SIS, 900, 900.
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EOR BENT.

A nice show window and Office room.
Inquire at No. 4 E. Commerce street. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16

Yesterday afternoon a pleasant
social was held at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben M. Wofford, Goltad
street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16

ENTHUSIASTICALLY CONFIDENTIAL
AT Heeht's, the pawnbroker Com. st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16

Probate court opens session this
afternoon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-18
Wrbeit ttuo 2cbtt.

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bic grh0buu9 ibreS 2obnes auf $50 pro
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9aS 1IrtbetI 8egcn oen gSerfmeiiter
6uQbeS.

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@orters," Der unlangit meaeu @eloerprei.
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muroe, su bemeaeu, ouB Die 0filliou bes
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weiserte. Die 3ul6ueioer oes Staafes
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Die Suidneioer iammeln @elo, I'M bic
Sad)e Susbes' burb cine Ippeaation por
baS SberitaQtsaerid)t III briuQeu.
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Ser SeIearopbiiten= Strife.

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Gin perritdter 0renier.

San 6raH H5isco, II. Gftober. =
Sier per 9ampter pSceanic" .inseroiienen
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bort, baB Der Yremierminllter bes blmm.
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Ole1lu'
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MperneMr flotper l6bt itG ttidJt
ein5d1itd1tern.

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m.iiter Sames Sugbes nlNt bsguapls..
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lleren peroe. @r eriuloerte: u@S Ut rldt
meine Gewobnheit, MIR Sesuablgurgen
bur1 Srohuugen Don Seiten irgeuO eluer
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ben umitduo.n in @rwasung 9eiogen. SD
eradte es nitt fir meme Yfltt, Ve9naoiz
auuseu ;u @ampasneslueden au bewluIgen.
Su lnbetrad)t beS politndeu 9barafterS,
meld)e Su9heS' Sreunbe threr Ippllta:lon
perlelben, babe lcb mlG gewei9ert, pleieibe
IN grludsun9 ~ Sleben, bis na1 Der Sahl.
Sc biirtte gelabe lett an bec .Selt leln, 5lI
perltebeu ou 9eben, caB Der @ourerueur bes
Staates NeU Yort weoer por elmer 9Sabl,
nod Su mgeuo elmer anperen :3.it, in Der
gerri1tuna ener Qmtspilid)teu curd Sro=
bunssn su beelnfuIien it,"
9ie 9tpbtberttis IN YbtlaoeIpbta.
YhilaDelpbia, II. SItober. - Die
beutlgen geridte Der GelunoheltSbebDrOe
ersebeu cine beOeuflide 3unabne Der Slert.
lidlielt OIL Der Sipbtberltis. gSdhreuo Der
letter Samilus 0iinass perilrideueu
gNode erlasen 1870 YeriOn.n in Eblaoelpbla
jener Seude, seseu 81 i'll Der po.bersebell.
Den sSode. gSabreno Der leIt Samitag
Diittass ueraoiisn.u 4S Stunosu traen SS
meitere Sooesfdue ELL. lluter ben Spiern
befauo Itd) Der yeidenbetatter Seopols Slrtb,
welder beute SormittaaS BON lelncm 9e=
idaitstbenbaber giuleiu beeroist nurOe.
ytad oer geeroiauns puroe oer9eluuobeltss
behorSe Ole GeidJmerbe einaereld]t, Oab Gin,
itsiu se9en Die seistld)en Sorldiriiten per.
iiisB. tuoem er Tlrth ofientlld) beerOiate uno
aae OorseiIriebeuen SanltatSmabre9elu
unterlleB.
YottSpilIe Ya., II. Sftober. - Su
Norlps gian.SOmniblp, I'M hlsEaen Gountp,
graliirt Die liphtberihs 10 ltari, oaB Die
Sdulbsb0roe auf Statb Der aerste bsidlol.
len bat. Die Sdulen su id)llcbea. IS srlltiri
faum cine 6anlllieu in Der sanSeH &omll-
hip, i'll o.r uidJt ein oOer siuei aiuoer on
Der liphtheritiS baruleOer lleleu