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East Araiu.. tho West Mt Gaelic Football.

CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-The New York Gaelic As.
sociation to-day challenged the Illinois
Gaelic Association to a series OF championship
athletic games next summer. 1t Is proposed
that half the series DO played In RidGewood
Park. Long Island. and the other half at or
noar the Worlds Fair grounds. Chicago
In reply to tn, challenge. +. ]. Ryan to-day
answered as follows:
ION behalf OF the Illinois GaiIihe Athletic
Association have received your challenge.
and wi u. at the first meeting Of the central
council. bring tho matter before President
Arthur Donaghue and tho members You may
feel assured that We will take great delight in
series viii Mndoubfedy conclude ABOUT the
same time as that of the NewYork Association,
and we will be Mt liberty 10 put our cha NIPPON
teams or pickou men. as tho case may be-
against yours. You may expect u formal
answer 10 tho chaisnae as soon as the council
Details will be arranged later"
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An Easy Victory Tor Yonkers.

MouSr VERNON. Dec. so.-A cooking main between
Yonkers and Mount Vernon took place last night
in the town OF Pelham 1t was to have been an
eleven battle contest. but owing to Yonkors win.
ming SIX ont of the hrst seven battles. thus win.
ming tho man. they were declared the winners
plumber OF sporting mon from LorI Island ionksTa
PRINCIPALS were William McConrt anu frsd waits OF
Mount Vernon and JACK BrodericE OF fonkerL
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FRANKLIN. IS 18e 225 32l <O7 400 be7 GIT TIA O%l
Rosedals...s9 17o 2o6 $50 432 628 6l< IT'S sos SS7
Umpirs-B. Altsnau- scorsrs-A schuldt and Dr.
Hart.
Avsrass-Frantlin. 1853 1-6: RossdaIs. lit Is.
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Yae...........A lPrincston......2K
The score Of tho individual players Il
folIoWR:
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Grexsal.s willinx to Meet Pr,tchard.

Aieck Greggains. the California middle weight. told
susreporer yesterday that he would accept Ted Prtc
ARDS offer to Fight before the Coney Island Athletic
Club providing tho latter organization offers suitable
purse Gregasins expected to to San Francisco
IN few days. but gnce the date of tho Hall Fitzsim.
mons hight haa been dhaE god he will defer trip and
remain IN ne East In order 70 assist IN the training q
" and VIII start " 10 work week from Monday John
handler.
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Nr. Rock efeiier TO Baiid Honss st Wat
Lins, Perhaps.

WATKINS. n. y. Dec. 30.-ltis reported that
John d. Rock efeller OF the Standard Oil Com
pany will build costly house and hereafter
make his residence here. ,
II Is also said that the standard Oil Company
balgh, Steubsn county. to this place. u dis
lance OF twenty miles. and an immense rein
ear at the head OF Seneca Lake.
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News from the Horse World.

LEXINGTON. Dec. 3O.-Georgs W. st. Clair
has sold to ,, y Smith OF Louisville. the black
my by Dark Night dam by Little Giant. Price
mile in SO seconds.
Jockey Harry, Jones. tho popular light
weight rider at Gutenberg. has won his hard
IN the saddle yesterday on Kitty n. 10 to
chance. and came In eighth In field Of eleven.
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$500 for Myer and Buree.

CHICAGO. Dec: 30-Ths Crescent City Club
has offered $500 for Burge aud Myer, with
$500 for expenses. Myer has accepted.
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News Of the WheeImen.

meeting of the Now Brooklyn whselmsn viii BE-
held on Tuesday night.
The MANN ausn BIC ole Club win rsnas . bicycle At
their smoking concert tonight.
The sixth annual reception Of the Manhattan Bicycle
Club will be held At the Lepox Lyceum on Feb. 8.
The Kings County Wheelmen will hold stag rscep
ton at their club house l255 Bedford avenue Brook
lyu, to-nisho.
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A Chance for Jim Dnly.

CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-Before leaving for Frisco
Davies issued challenge on behalf
OF Choynski to fight Jim DAILY to n finish for
side wager and the best purse offered
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The officers Of the Fourteenth Rcg,iDrr har" formfa
a rite team with the view "i chhl -hr'ha me "'es
the Fortyseventh Regiment 10 sH""t seHe- 81
matches At The armory ranges q 10 mo named resr
ments
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No Chance for Dixon and Grimm Coming
TORether.

Jimmy Carroll Johnny Grif1n's manager.
said last night that there was no chance Of
Dixon and his proteg6 coming together under
II? pounds. as the Braintree lad is gaining in
weight every day.
Gtittn is perfectly willing to try conclusions
with the colored lad at the above weight. To
show his determination IN the matter. Carroll
was satisfied a few weeks ago to put In his
man at 120 pounds. but under no circum-
O'Rourke. Dixon's manager. still argues that
he will not consent to Carroll's desires and
the matter rests here.
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TABLE NO. 1-YRENcH pKyENcE.

It was cold day for Princeton. as both her
representatives went down befo re- the blue Of
B 3 against Bumsteud. Tho latter won a pawn
on the thirteenth move and then. wardinG on
the twenty-third move he won a piece by q
very pretty combination. and finally estab-
lished q strong pawn at 4. which prompt
ed Ewing to accept his first defeat on tho thir-
tieth nova. The CRIna:
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Straight and Place Winners At Roby.

kosy Doc S0-First Racs-Fourand. q half furonss
AHopsre won, Psristail'c second. silhouette third
Ss tip5Onss p.s Prop won z'ck
Third Receive furlongs. Foxhall won J. b Freed
second. speed West third. Time, ll41.
Fourth RAce-Four- and. a.half furOugA Maggie Mur.
Rhys won. No Remarks second. Iowa Boy third. Time
Fifth Raoe-sx furlongs. susetto won Hercules sec.
end Ivanhoe third. Time l:lvjS
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Inn. Ch.ne. for Joe nonochue.

ut,yr.yoL, Dec. 8O.-It Is unlikely that Joe Don
olue viii be ab!s to make a match with any az The
skaters hero To-day the Trt.r. received ie.e-i am
from Gus Walton. Donoghuc's hacker withdrH" ~ ls
flrieu on Dec. 81 uniesA covered IN tho mean NW;
Walton complains OF the LEspoftsmsnlEe actions OK
tho NOrmania SIX ating club
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New York Curriers' In Toronto.

TORONTO. Dec. 30.-The New York visiting
curriers' played match this morning with tho
Prospect Park team. The result was as fol-
lows: Prospect Park. ~: New York. 20.
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Racing Results at San Francisco.

sAH IRAscIsco, Dec. B0-First Receive furlorrs
1,07T ''
Second Rsce-six furlongs Santa 70 won, Tyroneas
ss rId Garter B. third. Time. ~.
S,sun second Claire third. Time. $40
poII,h nassE0ne mile. Nellie O. won. Santa 70 sec
Ftfth Rhce-sN furlongs Wicklow won, Estella Sec
end. Gold Dust third. Time, :2lIs
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Dixon and Pl,m,n.r May Com. Together.

There was some talk last night Of matching
George Dixon against Billy Plimmer. tho VIC
Coney Island, at lib pounds The repre-
sentatives OF tho mon expressed Willingness
to bring them together.
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Burge VIII Fight No One bat McAulias.
Burge has cabled his hacker to como to this
country at once with $2500O. Burge says no
would rather fight McAulifYe for ST. 600 than
any other man for $50. OOO and that he will
not fight any one but McAuliffe.
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TIE East GAMES OF THE YEAR

Dowiers win Now Rest Uatn After New
Ysar's Day-Many Contests.
ne games between the Glendale Amsricus and
Fedora teams in the American National Bowling Tour
namsnt attracted large crowd 10 the osrmania A.
ssmbly Rooms alleys last night rhs spors Of the
best. and many brilliant plays made during the
evening. The soerssi
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With three pins than frame to SPARE and by \
prestige Of Plus the bowlers the Bayonne ROW.
Ing and Athletic Association took into camp ct Ba
yonns LAST evening tho team OF the Alcyone Club
Of Elizabeth Tho score:
Alcyono Boat Ciub-POtta 1856; AcOrAth lb2; O.
Gilies l2+; Weber. ll9; wsstlske. ITO; H. W. shrsvS
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USE PONDS EXTRACT
For Cuts, Burns,
Old Sores.

1t heals with wonderful Hapidity.
plst-ly secured relief by OF Ponds Extract in
Twelve hours"-NrG A. SHERMAN. New York city.
Had large eating sore on my ankle. Nine months
doctored to no purpose Tried bottle Of Ponds Ex.
tract, and was cured i'm mediAtely."-MINNIE vAsAT.
IA, Lockloosa, Fla.
AVOID SUBSTITUTES, Genuine made only by
Ponds Extract CO.. ~ FIFTH av. New York.
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Americas 10 l7B aos $50 AT SOC ga $50 1Is SAT
Fedora. 136 2ib BOA $50 All 500 el2 7i8 $50
umpire-H. FahrsAkamp scorers-H. waiaeh aad
b. ". Demafsst
Averaee-Amsrieus, 1875 rs: Fedora isA
SECOND CANA
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FRAMES,

Echo ......82 ls< 227 ao5 $40 l8l Sol b7e e5a 7so
Brooklyn ...72 A5 22v 3OJ SS5 <73 1854 6i6 TO 7s2
Umpirs-George Boyer. Scorsrs-A. II. SPAIN aud
Thomas Curtis.
Tho games between tho Eghtysixth Street and
Washington Heights branches Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Bowling League at 1855 East
Eishty.sxth street last night resulted a. follows:
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Gus, 1855 rs. Fedor
SECOND CANA
'ais...-. 1890 7b7l Total......lo 1921 7I5

yRAnHs.
Fedora I'D 12e 1ol $50 3s7 4e7 sos o87 eal 757
0iendas....7o 100 2ls 2sA $50 $50 4S7 b7i $40 It's
Unpirs-J Leuiy. scorsrs-o Baker and r. Hon.
man.
Avsrass-rsdor. lbl 25; Glendale. lAa
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TABLE No. 4-PoNzIANL

Harvard got square with Columbia. as Ballon
game resistance on the part Of the metropoli.
tan player. LibaIre advanced his queens
knight pawn too far and could not recover
after the loss OF this pawn. Tho game:
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To,als....ls 20 II 1928 Total. ..... si9 20 COS


Recreation s6 40 25l 838 All 400 $50 osI 1877 e2S
Brooklyn ..77 l45 2l9 1888 34b 420 Ay7 bb6 GIL Up8
Umpire-T. J. donaldson. scorsrs-C. H. Ebbets and
II. Ii. SPAIN.
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Totals ......i627 90 ro..i.. :. IL 20 10 s1i

1otAU ,,...lbT y vl0T TotAla. Il 20 l6 8<l
FRAME.
Glendals...se 1T 40 877 As, bb7 oae Tao s77 90
Americus...1o l<6 231 8O7 874 ass b4< $50 763 Sal
Charles Baker.
Avsrags-Glsndals. 1872: Americuh los l.E
More than the usual interest was manifestsd In the
games played last night between the Rosedae Frank.
lin and Independent teams at the Academy alleys
East Fourteenth street. The scores,
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Totas......1 22ls 7s5l Totals. .....l2 IL IT e3I
Indspsndsntee 167 25e $50 Aol <es $50 SO 7o< 7S8
Franklin ..S7 l7< 2ol 84S A38 GIL sos o72 7o6 $50
Umptre-B. Altsna1 scorers-Dr. Hart and L Low.
snhsrg.
Avsrags-Indspsndent. 1877: Franklin. Ice G6
The games between the Madison Avenue and Mott
Haven teams last night at Forty sixth and Mad
son avenue resulted as follows:
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There big crowd at Carruthers's Elephant Club
house alleys l<ll Fulton street. BROOKLYN last night
TO witness the crack Echo Recreation and Brooklyn
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= A0 SoASs
rAnvr Nn O.
3-PoNZANI.

and almost in the same fashion as his class
mate. Ewing. Skinner WIN z piece and a
and there. but the Princetonian ugged On
until the fifty fifth move when he resigned.
giving Skinner his first victory. The game:
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FRAMES.
Central ...7s 123 1856 252 sl7 s77 $50 Sso SOL o1B
Institute ITS 129 1vO 24s 3o5 873 l66 500 CAT 7S0
Umpire-O. stopd. gcorer-H. Cohen
Averago-Central 128; Institute. l<7 Id
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IotNU. ,,,,ZU II 10 bOVT T0t1U " IS ID 6VU
seth Street ss 274 800 Isa $40 600 GOT TIA $40
wash Heigh 40 40 POP 2o7 3S2 8y8 <S+ 6e< $50 $40
umpire-Gran. scoIer-Drummond

seth Street la1 27s 320 AT 4as 500 100 7ss sss
wash Heights II l+5 ~. .73 S2l 800 <t8 b2< 500 $50
umpire--Gran. scorsr-Drummond-
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o. usssps q .ss younE Mems Christian A''0e
Cd! IT \ IT
ros.,.....-io IS IS $50 ros.l.....-is II Al 7es
- 80 81 s.s q: s5s 81 q. g: :s
E tn; ss..s ~;
sysnins on alley. Of The Es~arE Bay Boat Club q
sts :Ss:lsI Il; :sist cub Everett, 1885, x.s
ies ' hd S:: iso IL .et ass i ISL u
,Nswarf BAY Boa. cluo-w; g M.ehsllar. 2oti j. g.
ssSH1$s IL; dsr9 aiG RI
team 10 ne Prospect Iiesht. OF BrooiIyn
AnsSna. DEUS. leo: BssIas.' 1870; Harm, 1853: Bur.
NV Hail. isi sss us wos
psrs,JS..ph M.s.meE lxs aarns i25; lincoln. isi;
IN iSs; SOashas. iso; soisaisi. ISL ssinSi. I'D
Kns @ 1921 Ksat 1a7 Fisher les' Dunn
si5a;. IL, .si r5 ..ssH 1921 Bauer Hi
SECOND CANE
s!ss .,s 2sFd is, ira s te'-''n 1901 A.
Gail Ill., s1ouss l.s s 1o safs Sas 1905 Bauer 1851
tn ns s TS%s e B5SSts tn:
night The scores,
nj IShntsn isa To,.p .00' 1l.a'' iss' Albert
1885, King ISL fo's 1871 Fisher a0i Dan'
SSs:y s IL: :i:n s s. .ss
iAtoth games In the section series The scoresi
III Es 1 sssiRs 1885, 1'A't 1t'
b. iss III s5 7S l'' H''a ''' Sire
SECOND CANE
ISL 49, u.s: H. 1851 sA's
ss ias: III iss u.s. HOf 1901 '
m. games in the Hobotsu tournament a aursday
5s:i: :0 1sS II.
FIT ~ is;.5 III 4s.
SECOND
b.: sss 45.; ss isd is fa
ss.fss IT, 1 1ss! T.
S section p .uody,,Sn AB q series received
Palisades defeated them in two gamei The scorss:
CANE
3D. cn,. i' 2;t, i7o Rooster
son sso sess: E , III Martin '''' John
CANE
"a: rin az r'i4.s 1ss Kossss
son 49, tx ho's 7to Martin '@'' John
The second series Of game. In III. 1mno,t.,, Rovu,
uni9n rolled on the fremont Hotel alleys Thulsday
kan:ssn is4 eoc.9 I Ts1 leD aS
los; Lien.u. it7 4 T. fou.ssus ~ fo. Ia 7s a'n'
e. aardt Lindgens-Cols 1876; Rockwell 1855; Nixon,
DsSs, iss H. I'd
so. s sa::s' i Sss''' ~ sss s: 'ss
ISL: 4s. IL, nj ''
.:s: ssyHss
.1o bIaet 49, k.F Rsy 49, 1885, 10Sa
1sa: Hopper. les; Castle. i'll Total s2I '
sxcosD GAM
1872; Dimock, 1886 Warner. 1850 Total SOL. "
North End-ThOrne. 100: Cameron l5A; Baldwin,
200: Hopper. LAG; Costle, ITO. Total 839.
HEwARK. Dec. 8o-The following scores were rolled
In tho Montgomery tournaue nt tonight:
clMK.
,Atalan.s-Halsey. l54 Leonard 1913; Terhel. 1s7I
Rutan. ISL: Osborne. l49 Total. 736.
nya Hf s; 9; ss!
former Newark match record held by this team.
Amerean-Dentz. .ls5; Brandort. 1853: Corrisan,
180; Rutan. las: Osborne 1856. Total 7v8.
Decentralization. 2l3: Boyer, III; Bennett 1877,
Hylnes, 1856: Neorhott. 1877. Total, go.
AtalAuta-HalIsy, 1853; Leonard. 17<; Tsrhsl 1856
Hornbeck. ISL; Nillar. 1vd Total $40
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nv order Of Gon NcIecr. Major '" H. Cochran.
Rrs.ae Inspector. vii! inspect the company uFlA u
the second Brigade.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
The Games.

The S. A. F. G. and the Ex-Fire-
mans band, again entertained q
large concourse of people at the
Springs yesterday afternoon. The
events resulted as follows:
100 yards dash-Cowley LIST, Lee
Velle I'd, Tickle 3rd.
Tickle got first at the Guinea hen
competition, George second.
The sack race called out five com
petitors, Tickle winning, LeVelle I'd,
Williams Srd. :.
Barrel race on the lake, George LIST,
Williams I'd.
Cock fight, quite English, Williams
1st,. Slight I'd.
Tug of war, Germany VS.. America
America won the first pull, Germany
the second and third, leaving Ger
many winner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
REAL, ESTATE

Deals and the Prices They BEING
w g. StalIengs to A. F. Tnornhill,
lot %, block /, west of the San Pedro
creek, S75.
A. f. Thornhiil to Benito Lopez,
lot %, block l, west of the San Pedro
creek, $500
Benito Lopez to c. e. Meyers, lot 90,
block !, west of the San Pedro creek,
S25
r. J. Hill and wife to Lulu w,
Moore, lot 8, block /, San Pedro ave.
nue., Sc, 500
l.. w. Florea to Jas. B. Wright, lot
IA, block 10, IN Moore's subdivision OF
Geo. M. Mavericks first addition,
$50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
Caught Again.

Jim Edley, a negro who is becoming
we'll known to the police, was fined
81 this morning for vagrancy, and
when it was seen that friends were
going to pay his fine the charge OF
suspicious character was preferred
against him SO as to keep him In the
"cooler.u Some months ago he was
up for this latter charge but it could
not be proven against him. The OIL.
GERS think they have him cinched
now.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
Satisfaction

Is the lever that gives us such
incaeased business. We NEVER
allow a customer to be dissatisfi-
ed with our garments or treatment.
1t is our purpose and aim to
please every one who trades with
us. And our Merchant Tailor
Misfit Garments speak for them
selves. You can buy Suit made
to order for $50 at the normal
price of $3.50; $50 Suit for s15;
an elegant $40 Merchant Tailor
Made Suit for 500; the lines i'm.
ported Worsted $50 Made.to.Or.
der Suit for S25. We have about
$50 pairs of the fine Made-tO-Or-
der Pants which we are selling at
one-half of their original prices
Alterations to insure fit free of
charge.
Open evenings till s p. m, Satur-
day 10 p. m.
200 W. Commerce Street, Corner Navarro.
Misfjt Clothing ParIOrS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
Address or call On
IN. HATHAWAY, M. D.,
1886 W. Commerce St., upstairs,
-1-l-m nan Antonio. fexss.

The Lone Star Brewery has
opened quick delivery depot, near
the main business portion of the city,
a. 6l0 West Commerce street, rear Of
the Progress saloon, where all orders
will be attended to on shortest notice.
Telephone 327. 312 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
For the sufferers.

The Sociedad de la Union,
a Mexican organization, gave a
ball last night at Conven-
tion hall for the benefit of the
drouth stricken sufferers on the
lower Rio Grande. The committee
who arranged the affair was com.
posed of Hilario Diaz, president of
the society, Guadalupe M. Vaez,
Binigno, Talamantez, Joe Pozzt,
Benito Lopez and German Cara.
A bout 500 were cleared.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
Her Hard Trials.

A grief-stricken mother Is Mrs. VIM
Held. Only IL weeks ago she lost hel
hus band; six weeks later the second
youngest boy was taken from her, an
now the angel of death has called
from her the eldest daughter, Mary
at the age of l6 years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
CITY LOCAL NEWS.
DIR. Won Koehrlng, ART,
229 Garden street, Tel. 476.

229 Garden street, Tel. 476. els If
Have your gasoline stoves repaired by
Robert Strach, 5 w. Houston st. 3-2S-3m.
EQUITABLE accident, Mackey
Block-SHOFF & TOULLERTON. I'm
Stamping outfits for sale, at Misses
Kirchners, 235 Commerce ST: II I'm
-"Odontunder" renders the extraction
of teeth absolutely painless. DIR. Cain,
Dullnig block. Alp I'm
--latest Souvenir spoons at Hecht's,
PAL Com. street 416
Millinery, Millinery. The finest as
sortment of hats, flowers and ribbons at
Misses Kirchners, 235 Commerce st. 4 IL I'm
Dances at Louis AIRS pavilion every
Saturday night Instead OF Sunday. 20 I'm
Pattern hats at cost. Trimmed hats
from S1.O0upwards. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Dress making specially. Z, Il.
Caraway, opp. Maverick hotel. 412 I'm
&C. S. Eberhardt & c. A. Coughlin,
Architects, Mackey block, room 2O3. I'm.
The Travellers Protective Associa.
ton convention, to be held in this
city, commences Wednesday.
A boating club is being organized
at Lakeview and will commence
operations on the lake as soon as pos
sible.
The Sunset Wood company are
building large grain and hay ware
house, so by $50 feet, on Hays street,
that will cost So, 500 when finished. 1t
is to be covered with galvanized iron.
The Trinity M. E. church will
have strawberry social next Friday
night.
The Belknap Rifles will be given
a promenade concert at the armory
next Friday.
joy flour is extremely white and
fancy.
Several local crack shots have
gone to Dallas, to attend the State
Shoot beginning there today.
Try sack Joy flour. 1t is guaran-
teed.
The Tenth street Methodist
church will have straw berry festival
Wednesday night.
Your grocer will guarantee Joy
flour.
= Ben Moke's Millinery Parlors
have had big run all the past week
and q great many ladies have been
supplied with new hat or bonnet,
joy flour is guaranteed the finest
made.
-Strayed or stolen; from pasture
near Berg's mill, q fat sorrel horse,
about Is hands high, front feet white.
Reward at the Alamo National Bank.
The finest cake is made from Joy
flour.
For rent, elegant upstairs rooms
at very reasonable rates. Palmetto
partments, lis Goliad street.
Use Joy Flour-the Best. 1n1*
Fine rooms for rent GAS North
Flores street. SIS per month, furnished
Two rooms connecting. 5 Off
Please remember our slipper sale
Thursday and Friday. Beaded goods
for 81 30 regular price "a 90 Plain
81 so, regular price $500. Sullivan
Shoe Co. 576t
Nickel house numbers at Harry
G. Miller's, Is E Houston street. Odd
Fellows building. 81 IF
All materials for complete
gravel root can be had at Pauly g.
Dielmann's.
Taxpayer at Pauly& Dielmann's
EQUITABLE Life. Room 2,
Mackey block, G. o. Mcclure.
-Sheern & Burnett. undertakers,
$50 Commerce street. Tel. lbs.
Carter & Mullaly, undertakers,
26S West Commerce, the best ofattenl
ton and reasonable prices. 8 lift
Money loaned on furniture without
removal. Abe Ash, 228 Doloross. I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
funeral Notice.

Died, this morning, at ten O'Clock,
Mary Held, eldest daughter of Mrs.
VIM. Held. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from % Mission street. Pupils of Miss
Arnold's class, aud other friends, in
Vited TO attend
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
WANTED.

so Men and so Women.
To get good home on car line and
water free. Terms $40 cash and $40
per year. For particulars see
4tf w. 8. HADLEY,
Room 2 Smith Block, Soledad street.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-12-08
About the County Roads.

Ed. Register-I notice in the last
two issues of the REGISTER your re-
minders of the complaints of the citi-
zens because of the present condition of
the county roads. Now, Mr.. Editor,
to satisfy the feelings of these justly
complaining citizens, and to set. at
naught some statements made by par
ties interested in the result of the late
election, that there was now about
twelve thousand dollars in the county
treasury and that more could have
been done for the county roads, there
by casting reflections on the present
county court.
Now, these are the facts as the rec
ord will show: at the June term OF the
county court, 1892, after settling with
the County Treasurer. the court found
that there were on hand several thous-
and dollars; the court Immediately set
their heads to work to find how much
they could appropriate for the benefit
of the roads, and did then and there
set apart about two thousand dollars to
be divided among the several road dis
tricts pro rata. To show you and 9TH
ers how closely it cut, at the Septem-
Der term, 1892. when we settled with
the treasurer We had less than six hum
dred dollars, and enough warrants not
called for to eat that up.
Now, it is fact that the roads at
this time of the year never stood less
protected with bitches and drains than
now, and you could as easily take a
crowd of sinners to heaven without
conversion, as you can keep up coun-
try roads without good ditching and
draining to keep off the water.
A. w. H.