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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
a FIGHT ABOUT COW.
one msn severely InJured-Reduction
of Railway Taxation Asked.

n,orrespondenceo 0! the Kichmohd DIspatch.I
R.tE1aH. N. c.. July l4.-ln Wayne
county Yesterday a quarrel about a COW
belonging 10 Willis IA. Brogden, when
alt Sasser was beaten with club until
;n,ssamSible. He stabbed Brogden once. A
snaeiaI to-day says that Sassers injuries
aps, regarded ne fatal. Brogden is under
81 0ao bond for appearance. He Is bro
Shss ~ Curtis IL. Brogden, the last Repub-
lean Lea Governor of North Carolina. aud the
i,assa, is his bondsman. Sasser Is not ex-
. nseted 10 live through tine Eight.
P' 9ynSdav two OF the directors OF the At
\. sttr and North Carolina railway APP
,ssrd before the Railway Commission
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
BUSINESS SENTRIES.
ELECTION or OFFICERS LAST NIGHT
BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Hon. George 4. Christian tho New Prcsi'
dent-The Direciory-James River
Improvement Committee.

The adjourned annual meeting OF thf
Richmond Chamber of Commerce was held
yesterday evening at o'clock. Presiden'
JohnB Purcell occupying the chair.
The first business in order being the
election of officers. President Purcell said
that no begged the indulgence of the
meeting while he presented the name OF
Hon. George l.. Christian for election a.
president of the chamber. In doing so ne
could. as an associate. bear testimony 70
the faithful service rendered by Judge
Christian for several terms "a first vice
president OF the organization; Judge
Christian was thoroughly identified with
and deeply interested IN the work OF tn,
chamber and the commercial and material
interests of the city, and though profes-
sional man. would make the chamber q
most valuable and efficient president.
Mr.. Z. q. LEIGH. Jr.. seconded the nomi-
nation Of Judge Christian. and said that he
would endorse cordially all that had been
said by President Purcell, but would make
no further remarks in commentator OF
the nominee, as he was too we'll known 70
members Of the chamber TO render thal
necessary. There being no other nomina-
tons. Mr.. Edgar d. Taylor moved that tho
secretary cast the vote OF the chamber FOL
Judge Christian as president for the yea'
ending the second Thursday IN June. 1873
which motion was carried. and Judge
Christian was so elected as president oil
the chamber.
Upon motion Of Mr.. f. G.. Leigh, Jr:
seconded by Mr.. f. ID. Taylor. Mr.. ;. IL
HAYES was then elected first vice-preslden'
of the chamber; and upon motion of Mr.
Everett Waddey. seconded by MIR. Arthur
y. Clarke, Mr.. s. W. Travers was elected
second vice-president.
Alr. r. A. Dunlop was then elected secre
tary upon nomination of Mr. w. ID. Ches
teTman. and Mr. John H. Montague wa
elected treasurer upon nomination OF MIR
X. ID. Adams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

NEW YORK. July if-Cotton Not and gre
receipts, none. Futures closed steady; sales.
81 500 bales July. a. l0asai2 August,
81, i3asGl4; September, s1.20es5.2l; October,
a.. 3Oas1.3l November. s1.i0asI4l; Decem.
Der, a. .49as1.5O: January, t1.jSas l59; Fob
ruary. s7.dIasI0a: March, sT76; April,
s1.S4asf.Sj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
The Charlottesville Methodist Episcopal
Conferences,

lconespondonceoi she Richmond D.spa'ch.l
CrtITffs. July 10. The annual meeting
o. The Charlottesville District Conference
OF The Methodist Episcopal Church, com
neueed = session here last night ia their
new aud handsome church on DAVIS street,
which was recently dedicated. The con.
terence Was formally opened by the pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
Designs for tho New bonds.

Second-Audtor Ryland has received de-
signs for both the registered and the cou;;
pom Olcott bonds. They are beautiful
specimens of the engraver'sart. NO choice
has been mnde vet. however.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

siding elder. and thirty.hvo ministers and
delecatss answered 20 their names at roll
cali wh,le quite a number are looked for
tS'dav' /, i expected the conference will
no we'll attended. large congregation
was nresenf AT the opening last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
TIE MARYLANDEas IN ROUTE
fRV Associated Press.l
.rl.n MnrulnnN

BArrIMoEE. July 1.-THE Maryiahu
Legislative committee 10 confer win .
similar committee OF che Virginia LeB.sla
ture on the Improvement anu Per pS'' ~
tor ora Point Comfort to-day. Governor
Rrown expects TO JON the committee q.
Old Point Comfort on SATURDAY. ana meet
Governor Mckinney, OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

WuMSGroS. y. g.. July 1t.-Furpeu'in'
nrn 40 2s2t,. bid. Ros'n arm: strained. si''.
good strained, gOc. Tar steady At 90. Crud
turpcntins nm; hard, 81; yellow-dip an'
virgin. sl.65.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

IPy Anglo-Amcrican cable to the Displtch.l
ST.. PFrERsBURo. July H.--An official
cholera report issued to-day shows that on
July sih and 9Th there were 94j cases Of
the disease and 1879 deaths throughout all
the Russian district affected. The heaviest
mortality at any single place was at Baku,
where there were 81 deaths. While there
were l91 cas- s in Astrakhan there were
only 92 deaths there. All the private
schools in the Caucasus will be closed
owing to the prevalence of cholera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
THE COMMITTEES REPORT ADOPTED.

Colonel John b. Cary moved that the re-
port of the committee relating 10 men,
bers of the board be adopted. and that
the gentlemen ma lcd in the report be de-
clared the Board Of Directors of the Rich
mond Chamber of Commerce. whlchsmo-
ton was unanimously agreed 10.
The committee then further reported for
election a. members of the CCShmlttee on
James-River Improvement Messrs. George
". Allen. Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Jr.. Thomas
Christian. A. ID. Landerkia. f.. O. Noting,
John Purcell. and L. d. Starke. Mr. s. II.
HAYES having asked that his name be
dropped in order that Mr.. Lewis ID. Cren.
shaw. it,. should be placed upon the com
mit,ce. This report was also adopted,
ard the gentlemen mentioned IN the report
were declared elected.
There being no further business before
the chamber the meeting then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ATT GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and tho
Wea ther Indications
rBy telegraph to the p.spa,cn.l

Fl WASHINGTON. d. c.. July A.
lFhlR Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnight; Far
weather westerly winds; slightly warmer
in southeastern Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
THE souNDteY-LlNe QUESTION.
Arrival of the Virginia Committee at oln
Point Programme To-norfow'

Especial telegram 70 the DsDalVhl
FoRr NoNRoE. VA, July t4.-Ihe JOINT
Committee appointed at the iast session
~ the General Assembly relative TO the
Maryiaud-virginia boundary-llne question
met here tonight. All the members OF
The committee were present, as follows;
senators Echol,. Blackstone, latte,
Stubs. and Washington. ana Deiesates
Cbe,nLers McIiwaino. Cooke, Wilkins,
RYAN, b. o. James, Jackson, and Gibson,
and Lieutanant-Goyernor Tyler aud
speaker Cardwell, the last-named beng
chairman of the JOINT COMMITTEES, Inc
Maryland committee are expected nri9
during the night, and upon their arrival
thev vii be met by subcommittee from
the Virginia committee and the pro-
pramme Tor the consideration OF the qnes-
ton In controversy will be arranged Inc
two committees viii meet az tnS hy9Sla
the Chesapeake Bay on the pilot steamer
Relief
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
rs-Goysrnor wilson withdrsws
,, 10 ,ha Oiapqtch.l

INVeclW teltAfH1n 70 - -,
CnAsLgsros. W. Va, July a. -nx,uo ,.
ernor Nilsson has written Q card witnnsaw-
ing IRON the race Tor the Democrats hosa,
nation for Congress ~ Tins one Lnian'
district. leaving Hon. john y. Aiueis~n'
the present incumbent. without coups''-
tor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
OPENING Active AND HIGHER.

Tho opening of tue market was active and
higher. but the pressure OF stock Offering IN real-
zatiOn OF PROFITS accrued quickly changed the
temper OF the dealings. and with the exception
OF sugas and Richmond and West Point
and later OF few specialtes, incluilng Mall
haitian, the whole list subsidized into dulness,
while prices gave way all along the me.
The advances, even in thu Richmond and
West Point securities, were Afterwards tosi'
and n dropping temper marked the dealings
throughout the session, the fluctuations also
being FOR small fractions only In all but lew
ases-Butlington. sugar. and Reading ranging
ns much as per cent only. Tho bun manlpn-
laton In the leading shares failed 70 draw OUT
buyers dnd the effort o. advance the market was
riyen w with the result OF tho usual duiness
an nfa NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
AsHEWLLE's FESTIVITIES.
The Firemen's Parade a Grand Success
Machines, Music, and Military.
special telegram to the Dispatch.l

AsurviLIr, n. C., July l4.--This morning
came with thunderstorm and heavy
down-pour of rain that has interfered vi th
a part of the programme of the day. The
leading feature has been the dremen's pa
rade. About 10 O'Clock the clouds broke,
and large crowds gathered upon the prin'
cpal thoroughfares to witness It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

KIVsroS, n. c.. July Kinston de-
fcated Newborn III game Of ball here this
afternoon By score of 9 To ?. hinston
has a good club of amateur players.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
TIE PARADE.

The following was the order of the pro-
cession: Mounted police; Asheyille baud
and belmont orchestra united the mayor,
aldermen. advisers. fre-chiefs, and dele
Gates IN carriages Newbern FIRE Engine
Company. with their beautiful steamer
"tlliah ElIs": Durham Hose Company,
M / with their hose-carriage; Durham
Inderendent Hose Company and hOse-car-
rage, Greensboro Hook-and- Ladder with
their truck: Greensboro Fire Engine Com
many. Asheyille Hose Company, No. !.
with their carriage Asheyil'e Hook-and-
Ladder Company, with their truck; Ger
mania Band: Asheyllle Light Infantry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALrIsoRE, July l4.--Vrginia 80, 1875 Bal
ti-n0-e aud Ohio s,c,k. 96 bid: Baltimore and
OHIO Southwestern 81 incomes asked consoll-
lated gas bonds. 1l3i5 asked DO. stocks. 055sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
THE NEW DIRECTORY,

The next business in order being the
election Of directors. tho secretary, ac-
cording 10 provision of the constitution,
reported those members of the old board
who were ineligible on account of having
served two successive terms.
Mr. n. V. Randolph moved that com
mittee Of five be appointed 10 nominate
directors. and also to nominate members
of the James River Improvement Commit
tee. who, under on ordinance ofthe city are
required to be elected at this July meeting
of the chamber. THIS motion was carried
and the Chair appointed upon the noml-
mating committee Messrs. Randolph,
Leigh, Taylor HAYES, and Landerkln.
The committee reported the following
names for election "a members Of the
Board of Directors: }. l.. Antrim, b. II.
BIssell. n. W. Bowe, A. II. Christian. Jr.,
| l.. u. Crenshaw. Jr. 5. Dabney Crenshaw,
j. c. Cottrell, +. VI. Deane. F.. II. Fergus
son, r. II. NJ. Harrison. +. F. Jefress, b.
| +. Johnson. Thomas l.. Moore. John 5.
Muncc. IL. Carter Scott. II. j.. Staples, }.
Il. Tucker, j., Everett Waddey. Charles
! Watkins, james K. Werth. John X. West
G. y. Wingfeld, F. NJ. Whittle, Jr., j. Ill.
Nhltty. and II. W. Wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
Chnlerinn Il Chnlcrn.

MADRID, July 1.-THE report Of the
Spanish medical commission that was sent
TO Paris 20 inquire into the nature of the
epidemic OF so-called "cholerine has
been received. The report declares that
the disease is Asiatic cholera. In conse-
quence Of this report the government has
ordered that precautions be Immediately
taken all along the Pyrenean frontier to
prevent the introduction OF The disease into
Spain,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
QUOTATIONS.

FLoUa-We qaD.i: Siao, s3as350; super-
nn=, s3.75asL extra, si."Ja-4.0O; fanny
s4.Soat5.1O; patent, sj.25as3.Jv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

TBE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear in the morning and partially
cloudy IN the afternoon.
Range of the thermometer at the front
loor IS tho Dts,,, r,-u offica vpafordaV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
OUR LEGAL LIGHTS.
osr or THE FOURTH ANNUAL Sss-
SION or TIE ASSOCIATION
,c,i,iei.m OF tho Profession Reviewed
rrc.ilcnt Tucker Adiourn' the "'''
,,, banquet standing Committees


-r..c,reQ entitled " 4 Crlu-
G. ''I"N"l'' ~. p..;a..o1n
c.u of the iroioss'"n "e''e"'"' bv
3D., crtcism which was ie''eN''
.. g~ot,.n was an article that 81
a.. Ro,g a,oer.oqn Reri0r. the
V'I'' 81" 90. - .h.t LAWYERS. as
Uia'l oi VINO" SAM ,.,,l sense
class were not possessen 49,. bearded
oi honor and honesty anu
tN h' WoI,n Nv '",n,i , monument place
,,, 80 nroinsnout mHs'|i"'S'
'.., fen., seems 10 ucut some i'''''
....cr,1rv.
ftuNf "AA"N' ... .hat the
Ihc spcage, assumed S. ,a,,on of tho
f..crs 40 cvrrv eulgh'' t,',, rood TO
tr..cnt are -f'1ill 1870 those forces
better. Hui tHr iH'@'
f tine lav clement. ,......e, licensed 10
N.lnf. runs. .orf.rod p.tiable
p-..HUe. i1t 'I I" go, ho had no IN
70 -01r.iht Ii i...ii nrrs,ns who
cHrat'n i'.N 'h ..Ir.b.d principles.
E-.a.. I..sl nrofossion select
OIL. r Gc tan,pr and hold
~, ,g.rr scorr 49, models.
tr generally act rightly from PROMPT
irr. .f cons. ierrN. some iI"t, 'Nl'.I..,','
Hf. t.D. rtuse- concur lh '". PiHU.iD ~
base Itr rascal h', DO "'l ''I ~, 80 !.
e..l.fr in. 2. Ju'E' 'i !'',f -, ali
tIrr.marh ,. so'n' ON, ~ '' i''. - grestcr
others Oh" "tti Ii'' ,,,,@ter r,n.
hh"'-
.ss.. How can lawyer con
.... defend a guilty client ' He
.... ...,f me boost and safety Of our
.... r, man shall be punished eX-
Elk. i... rr.r.ss of law: that the PIE
..f,r,,reDce follows the prisoner
--l..l % ,vcr,. trial What
.r..rA me lrdfai OF 'N'i' 10 -.
.Iif bloody machine Wou'u our 'ouiI
|. u.... .rurrrs tried without itHhi hlH
..... LIMO would l.w hc respected: Aye.
's "''''
Hf Is HONEST
.t.......l..,. OF .ncc.-. dictates that the
&c., r....,l =, tho moral
-'' ''.' '.'' '-,',,...e mi lawyer
..-r.I- nt N.~ '-.'. A' sue u' 49, -
I.f ONLY hi- '' he h"H'7', 'u, '' -.
Comic. 10 hr demonstrated that th' h"A'i
.,. I.. u..rt- ar. immoral how many
fabric. bo has erected for humanity
.I .....,t
...l. "Wo fool s,fo
Ii .".-ti" .'"-.' "' .'.' - ~ H..
mat 'Ir ntN'A Vi'I"Sa''N' ~ ~
.tnl~ nf thV lu hrihry, whose hhiu"'' -
s. crave and silent.
..,,..,.,. ,,., fr,.mon's viii
,.lI..n.r'n,, ao.s tnc vim OF God
.....,.-,..,,. ,.c.,,,
"r hr" i'i' ol my el'''"-N y. -"
'tu ""tc- hH40 iht "'l'i ii', ~
.f IN. globe. Htt ~NOiAfS tH' IiSoIr 'i "
climatic wArr. the RAYS of the sun them
... .r. t..tg,tI.-. and that u gets lts
.... OIL. a.. ...,.,i., -. e.,. M from thr
''..' '''', 20 ,,,, lay, Lo.r
'.I.H 'I.' '"' ,-,''u' - w. -
I"- "l 'i- BOSOM Il.'IiF. IlsH'' di" -
'N' Nip r'0 'l l''"i"i ,ia, ia
move d.~i'I" ii~ 'hN"5u HOY '' ti.Il,' VI
th .ui DIT is tu"AilrI ID! '"' o'"'"'
i.f it-L ihv n'@hiF a'cl. ,.e,..;,,
''i-' 'tii'aln pau ,'et'e.' a In '.,,
,r.... INTERRUPTED with applause.
,rioreyYr~r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
,InsR DrLL AND HEAVY

There was no change IN the character OF The
trading for the rest OF the day. and the market
finally closed dull nnd heavy at about the lowest
prices. though IN all but sugar, which scored
net gain Of / per cont, the changes were frac-
tional Sales-Listed, 100, 900 shares; enlisted
oD 400 shfrea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
RE CRIME.

Blackman shot and killed his wife few
month AGO while she was holding his III
FAINT clasped 20 her bosom. so that the
child was splattered with blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
sTEvENs-LIPOP.

The weddng-bells again pealed forth
this morning. and the Prcsbyter an church
was the scene Of another pretty marriage,
the contracting partics beng Miss Lnlah
IApop and Mr.. Charles B. Stevens:
Promptly at 10 O'Clock the bride and
groom. preceded bv the ushers, entered
the church III the same order az ut the
wedding Of Yesterday Dr. Petrie was
apalu called upon to perform the cere-
monv. which hc did in the same impress
sIye manner rs on the day before. The
ushers Sere Messrs. Joseph W. Lipop,
John j. Lipop. Arthur l.. Stevens and c,
stanley stevens. brothers of the bride and
groom. Miss Hay Watson presided at the
organ on both occasions. The lO:45 tram
was taken Tor Hampton and Old Point for
"A teu-days' trip. Both the bride and
groom are residents Of this city, where
they are well known and very popular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
neANANo COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. July 4.--0PYsgrsds-Whcat, 1,222
bushels. Corn. 2,98S bushels. Oats, l,OOO
SALEs Wheat, l,222 bushels Corn, 500
bushels
QUOTATIONS.
WagAr.-LOagOsrry. S:ia6J'. Mixed. S2aa0c.
shortberry 75asJc. No. 2 red. siaS4c.
Oosr.-Wnite. Virginia, d3aO4c.; No q white,
Oar o.rs.--No. 3. 3JL6a37c: No 8. 3ja36c
nYE.--S JaS0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
voVFy hNp EXCHANGE

Frsning.-Exchange duiot aud steaiy ~ ASA
4S9ls Commercial bills 4Sitea4SS. Money
easy Mt il6a2, ciOsing oaered At :. sub
Treasury balances Coin. $50, o,OOO cur
rency sip.S9 GEO. Governments dul but
steady: per cents, 1902. state bonds ne
r,le.s tad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
NOVEL FFATuRF.

The machines were beautifully deco
rated A feature of the parade was a large
snow. white Angora goat on the top OF the
reel of the Asheville Hose Company IN
charge of little boy.
Inc race-track was too heavy for good
rac,ng ana but little was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
Execution of Charles BIackman.

GREExsBoRo', n. c.. July 14.-At 1890 to-
day about fifty persons were admitted TO
the iail TO see the last Of Charles Black
man. At 1:15 he WAS led out ON the scat
told bv Sheriff Cook. Rev. Mr.. Mither-
spoon read few Bible verses, to when the
prisoner listened most attentiyely. The
Sheriff asked him If he wished to make a
statement. TO which he replied, mo, have
made ali the statement | wish 70 MAKE.
Just before the cap was adjusted he re;
quested the negroes to sing, and the crowd
softly song selection. Everything being
ready. the Sheriff pulled the trigger In
inst eleven minutes hickman ceased ia
breathe. His neck was not broken, but he
soon chOked 10 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15
ERw CASES Al sIMBIRsE.

ST. PErERsnURa. July 4.-Since the last
report twenty new cases OF cholera ani
eleven deaths from the disease have been
reported at Simbirsk, on the Volga river.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-19
-Tramps Sea red or.

For the past week there has been
much excitement around Mesquite
and Burleson streets during the small
hours of the night and the residents
of that portion are not safe while IN
SAUNDERS, unless one OF the family re-
mains awake to watch their premises,
the cause of all this trou BILE bein &
tramps. Last night there were al
least eight attempts at rob berry made
and all were checked before any dam.
age was done. Five .intrude were
chased away from houses on the
above named streets but could not be
captured. There should be an Office,
in that portion of the city at night IS
il is dangerous. Not only burglary is
expected but arson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-19
Written For the LIGHT by vt"
Is WOMAN HONEST?

Is woman honest? Who. will answer,
pray?
W. The sex, which claims, an arbitrary de-
ference,
Is everIeady for wordy fray
We dare not let them see that public
reference.
She has healthy moral sense we know
Within the limits which her mind can
agitate,
But she will murder reason with blow
When falsehoOd she endeavorS to sub
stantiate.
Woman, as she was cast in natures
mould,
We all regard as far superior
70 that artistic creature, who, behold,
With paint and pads Remedies her eX-
terror.
But as Society" is such pest,
We give generous degree of lat titude.
Society is never over dressed
Quite opposite, in fact, we find its atti-
tude.
Is woman honest? All. how can we tell,
To answer this requires much temerity:
We're we upon some desert island-well,
We'd say she was composed of insincer-
... ity.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-19
Y. NJ. O. A. NOTES.

Secretary Ulrich will give q talk on
peculiar People" at the association
tonight at s o'clock. This will close
the week OF prayer meetings. A
large number of men-were present al
the meeting last night addressed by
Rev. J Phlpps.
James Duryee Stevenson, Esq. will
deliver an address on: ,"The Power oil
Decision" These meetings are very
popular and we'll attended. Only Ice
can he Accommodated, therefore be Oh
time and get seat. The meeting
lasts one hour.
The parlor was filled with the asso-
ciation's literary fellows last night
Mr.. Routledge is an active poetic
member.
The Boys Department. will hold
their first meeting next Tuesday eve
ming at 7:30 O'Clock.
Fifteen men are enrolled in the
Bible training class conducted by the
secretary.
A tramp heard the singing in the
lecture room last night and went up to
work the secretary. He said:say part
ner, want you to pray for me. The
gentleman who was to be worked af.
ter being asked further for assistance,
said, come of Bud. We are old birds
in this business, you can't work us;
and, furthermore, We do not assist
whisky bloats. The tramp, with a
breath that would "hreak the Sab
bath or stop freight trsiu." said,
You're mistaken partner, l never
drink, and babe the secretary adieu.
Tramps get left when the expect as.
slstance from the association. The
association has no use for tramps,
loafers or beats. Our work Is for men
of ambition and business. Lazy fel-
lows are most cordially invited to air
their c1untenaces on the outside of
the building.
Ladies and gentlemen are cordially
invited to attend the monthly enter.
tainment next Thursday night. An
interesting program is being provid-
ed. Messrs. Scholl sand Schuetzs
will again manipulate the mandolin
and guitar to the amusement of the
crowd.
The revised constitution provides
for complimentary membership for
every minister Of the gospel.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-19
A'Cigar Thief

Last evening q Mexican named
IsidTo Vasquez was lodged in the city
prison by Detectives Van Ripper and
O'Meara on the charge Of being q
suspicious character. This morning
he was taken before Judge Devine
and was fined 500. Several night to
agoa saloon near Main plaza was
robbed of six boxes of cigars. The
matter was placed in the hands of
the detectives and the result was the
arrest of the above named, the officers
having learned that he had disposed
of the cigars at various places. He
was taken after court into Captain
Hughes offioe and questioned as to
whoassisted him in the robbery, the
judge agreed to lower bis fine II he
would do so. All that could be
learned was: az won them OF q ne
GRO" There Is still some secret to
the affair which will develop later.