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LARCENY CASE DIsMIssED.-The case against
L. j. Cuslck, accused Of stealing $40 from Tim
otby CurTan OF 1456 Minna street, was dismissed
In Judge Loves Court yesterday.
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The Germans prepare an excellent sub
stitute Tor tea from the leaves of the com.
mon strawberry plant.
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J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all iirsteass druggists and
grocers. 1fademark-star within a shield.
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"How's Your Blood: :" said one lady to another.
Never was in better condition than now" was the
reply I've been taking Hoods Sarsaparllla. &"
Good take Il myself every spring.
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ANGOsTURA BITTERs makes health. and health
makes bright, rosy checks and happiness. Dr.J g. t.
Segert & Sons. sole manufacturers.
F9TPA mInce pes. SWANS. 2ls suffer street.
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PALACE BATHS. enlarged beautlned. Warn
sea water tubs and swimming. 10 Filberi
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Books bought. King. 10 Fourth street.
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ESS All Parties Intending to Enter for
E~c the great Amateur Safety Bicycle Mile Race,
at the Scottish Thistle Club Games July 4, must
send ia their names to the undersigned before June
90 1892 GEORGE w. PATERSON, Recorder,
je23 20 % ll5 Minua street.
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NOTICE or mEETINGs.
F California Lodge No. !. T. and a
EVENING, June %, at : 80 O'Clock. Third Y y
degree BY order OF the Master. W.
FRANKLIN II. DAY, Secretary.
RF Doric Lodge No. GIG Il. and n
THIS CTHURSDAY) EVENING. June %. at x Y
30 O'Clock Second degree All Masons /N2N
and sojonrning brethren are invited to attend. BY
ADoLPH KRoNBERG, Secretary.
RsS Abou Ben Adhem Lodge ,SSAll11,
Is-S No. l12. L o. o. F.-Members SsSs<.
take notice-Regnar meeting THIS ~
EVEN .NG at 1880 NJ. Entertain ~/>IINV$~
ment Commences at $3.50. BY order OF the lodge
}. r. CAHILL, n. g.
- oGcers and Members Of Tri- ,,Sg,o,
-, 80 nmph Lodge No $50, A. o. U. W. SssS5
late brother, HERMAN KEPPLER. FROM GAz-sss#
Suhr q Becker's undertakers. 1909 Mission st
June %. at 2:30 P. NJ JOHN HARTLY, NJ. w
j. II. CATTRAN. Recorder
RP The san Francisco Scottish 81
We Thistle Club-Kegular semi month N AI
ING. ll5 Minna St, at O'Clock sharp. <45zE
Tickets for games Will be distributed 10 members
DONALD MCKAY. Royal Chief.
GEoRGE W. PATERSON, Recorder.
Tts5s Golden Gate Alliance No. 2, ~
r A r Of GarThe regular meeting 17
ING, June %. at X. of X. q. Hall at SlhS5551NS
O'Clock. X. j. BARRY President. ~
IHos. c. FINNEeAN, Rec. Sec
HSs Rebel Cork benevolent Association
~ The members of the picnic COMMITTEES are
requested to attend meeting to be held on FRI
DAY NIGHT, Path inst, at Academy Hail. on Mis-
sion ST., to further arrangements tor the coming
sixth annual picnic. TO be held on SUNDAY AM.
gust 2; at California sehaetzen Park San Rafael.
ny order NJ. COLLINS. Pres
I. DEAsY, nee. sec. te22 "
R7 The japanese Must Go-Mass-Meet-
Es~S ing TONIGHT, corner Union and Iaonna
streets Speeches by DENIS KEARNEY JAMES
MULRO1. HARDIMAN, NJ WEAVER aud
Eg5s Attention. Democrats-Au Demo
@~c Gratis OF the 4Oth Assembly District are notl.
fed to assemble at their headquarters cor Geary
and Steiner sts at is on tins evening OF the day
when the nomination for President and Vice Presj.
dent shall have been made in the Chicago eonyen.
ton Tor the purpose of participating in the general
ratification. NJ. c. HASSETr, President
ISAIAH CHoYNsKT. Cor. Sec.
~ General Headquarters, state of Cal
- - norma, Advertisements Office, Saera-
mento, June 49, 1892.
Special orders No. TO-
Lieutenant Colonel HYMAN 7. BUSH LIST Infan-
try is hereby directed TO preside at election for
lieutenant-cOmmander, Naval Battalion N G. G.
vice CHANDLER, resigned. He will notify the on.
Ger elected to appear before the Examining Board
OF the Naval Battalion for examination the examf.
board heretofore
Company ID Naval Battalion, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING June %, 1892 at O'Clock. The report must
contain the first name In fun OF the officer elected
BY order OF the eommander-in-chef
c. C. ALLEN, Adjutant General.
By virtue OF the authority conferred upon me by
quarters, the elected commissions officers of the
Naval Battalion, N. o. C., hereby ordered to as.
semble In fun uniform al the armory OF Company
ID, Naval Battalion, 1915 Pacific street san Fran
cisco. Cal, TUESDAY, June - 1892. az O'Clock
NJ Tor the election Of lieutenan5-commander
ing Orneer y = t;i ' lot
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NOTICEI

THURSDAY ................ JUNE %. 1892
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A 126 KEARNY. ROOM 9, you CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates; private rooms for ladies.
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrlt
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANS,
~ sSS kearny St, the only corporation that tenas
asuey diamonds. watches; low interest ocAs1
FURNITURE STORED.
EASTERN PLAN = LOWEST RATES; GOOD
II care. Sterling Furniture Co., 1889 Market 81,
opp. J. j. 0BRIkN'S. lel2u
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1EE CALL CALENDAR.
JUNE 1892.

Gre SO vfiaa Q[aue
@ = .,--5,.s-.-.assz .sssLiSs5ss
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MEETING NoTICEs-coNTINUED.


~ Annual Meeting-The Regular An
EF-S Dual meeting of the ockholders of the
Union Consolidated Mining Company will be held
at the Office or tbs company, room IL, 303 Califor
MIA ST., San Francisco. Cal, on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF July, 1892. at the hour OF one "a o'clock
NJ, for the purpose OF eleetng board of direct
ors TO serve for the ensuing year and the transae
tion OF such other business may come before the
meeting Transfer books will close on Friday July
Is, 1892, al 3o'clock P. NJ
Nv. BARROwS, Secretary
onice-Room IL 1903 California ST.. San Francisco.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RE Chas. Ashton, All Montgomery St,
IT, Rents collected: fire insurance fa2q cod
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MALE HELP WANTED.

y
man to hew timber, 500 and found r. 4. WARD
CO., sos and Clio Clay.
: MORE DRILL AND HAMMER MEN, $40 TO
- $50 per month and found, half fare pald by
boss, this job viii last year. see boss here's one
and two horse teamsters, $50 and found; Is hay
makers and farmers. ST. 20 TO 81 so per day aud
maker $50: blacksmith's Helper, $40: 3 hay.
presSers 20 cents per ton: man to hoe down
stableman, city. $50: 80 labOrers and tea msters
city and country, So per day aud $50 and board;
brick moder 500: mixer and vile for ranch
easy place. sis aud found. II. I. WARD CO, sos
and 6l0 Clay.
on RAILROAD TRANSFERS AND LABORERS,
~ free fare both ways; good wages paid call
early. Il. T. WARD & co, o0S and $40 Clay.
NJ ANTED-2 CARPENTERS NEAR CITY, SO 20
w day; blacksmith for country shop, 81 day
and board; man about place and wife, $50; mixer
$50; bnttermaker, $50 TO $40: cheeSemaker, S35.
small dairy; butcher for eouatry hotel, 3 So camp
cook, $40 fare advanced: meat cutter must assist
In Kitchen, $35, fare advaneed dishwasher, 20, aud
Others at w. ID. EVER n CO., 626 Clay ST. l
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= ANTED-I OR CHILDREN; MOTHERS
y! care. nrIEate home. ll26 unMald 81. ie22 =
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COMPETENT GERMAN WOMAN WANTS
" work by day; washing or houseclealing. Apply
20 AIir,r,n a.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-08
GuaIia,e @rob0runobeFker.

Ser &er3os BON northumberland be-
!ibt 1866 9ettar & @sftar - q
Icres) in Mor1tumberlano, Mr. BUT
ridge $4,000 9ettar IN Der @rafi9aft
@almap; Der Mar9eie @onningbcm
5l.93S 6eftar in Donegal; Der Mars
b,le Sllao 49,6lO 5ettar in Mapo;
Der 6er5os BON MrgDQ 67,326 9ettar
III ber @rail9ait Nrspll; Der @raf Don
Breooalbane 1856 @eftar in Hertb
uuo 1856 9ettar III Nr9DleIbire; Wr.
@pau BaiQie 56,459 @ettar in Snper'
neb; Der Ser5os Q 8ncc(eusb 101,>
I'll 6ettar in Dumfries uno 4l,784
!Settar in &ogborouab; W&r. Donalo
cameron be &o9iel 43,S29 6ettar IN
Snperneb; Der &rat pom 9alboufie
56,e4o Seftar in Sorfar; be: 9er5og
Dol, site IS 931 9ettar IN Nberoeen;
Der 6eraos pom 9amilton 40,8S4 3etz
tat in Butte; Cir George Macpberion
Grant 41,378 9ettar in Snperneb Cir
Sames Matbeion 102,429 9ettar IN
WoB; ber 6erdos uou @i@mono 63,980
9ettar in Bariff; @ir Charles @ob
44,178 9ettar in @oB; Der @raf pom
'@eafielb 64,o88 9ettar in Snuerneb;
Der !6er5o9 BON Soutberlano 450,680.
6ettar in 5ptberlano. SIN @au6en be-
jlBeu bieie 20 @i9eutblmer l,624,34S
9ettar 2anb, cine 6ld&e, bic unsefdbr
Dem II. Ebeil BON gang Stalien slei9'
fn,,u,&
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g3te fanu usan 9etle ooer 5au<
beiouoera baltbar NIancnY

@don bas @intau@en Der seiponnez
men Saue in p%erolnnte @erbidure, wel'
hes bic Tibern bcs @ahIs %uerbdrtet,
magt bieielbeu baltbarer. 8e1ler 1T
aber elm 3-4tasises @inl:sen IN per'
ounnte &upferl0iuus 6 @ramm 26iuns
onf elm Sitter @ailer), tuorauf bic Eaue
ober Seile 9etroduer weroen. Dabe.
i9ldst i'd etuas aupterials aui Die
Sauffiebern nisoer uno iaust lie oOr
Ieruitteruns uno Insrifen BON @ara~
Iiten. No9 baltbarer meroeu be aui
bieje @eile bebanoelten Gaue bur@
na1berises @intau@en iii tOGenoeu
Lbeer.
Cine onoere Metbube beitebt nod
bar.1 bic 2oue (au@ @dI4elcineu) in
cine Stiiens26iuns ein5ulegen (etrua
buuoert @tamm Seife uno ein Sitter
@aNer).
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@itterunG6reDelN-

Gin ouonpmer Detter.unoiaer tgeilt-
in ieiuer bel 8uso Boist in 2e'pjig ers
idlenen iebr prattilden Drolbiirc iiter
Observation-Disclosures unter anoer1
foloeuoe Neseln nit:
rSn cine, 8eit anoauernS .0uten Wet>
ters,-be1onoers i'm Sommer-penn
bic Some an, tlaren 9immel herabs
iciat, bel miloer, r5tbl,d oelber Nbeno'
beleudtung. blenoeno untersebt unb bas
Barometer bod uMo felt itebt. bleibt gu.
tes @etter. @enn at id0nen Summer>
tasen bel trablenoer Sonne auf blauem
@runoe iih runolide id6ae. 0ro6e tue.Be
@o'fen biloen, bleibt SUITES Wetter..
@enn bel anbalteno gutter Mitterung
uno b(auem, ,uultenloi en Qimmel bas
Barometer langiam fdut, 10 sibt es. ben
natlten Gag beoedten 9lmn'el. NIT
tbeilueijem Sounen|6elu, citnals einen
i4uulen Gag, Xn(a9e ~ @emitterbilz.
buns, ODER in Der TortleBuns: Met'
terumiblas. l@enn oas barometer aber
pl0blib uno fart idut; 10 finoet eies
elm unlpetter an. BLe,bt bas Baromez
ter am nddlten Gage I'M !au9lamen Gins
fen, 10 5ieht ii@ @ew0lf 3%ulammrr; es
tuiro nad uno ua@ o%uutler, bic 9an5e
Stimmuus miro trlber, enolid besinnt
es aQmalsd 81 resneu; oer &immel
5eist cine eiuiarbise ountelsraue 9ede
uno es re9net iid 5u einen 9anoresen:
Elm, Der ie mad Der Tenoenj oes Baro>
meters uno Der un9un)t oes 8inoes BON
ldngerer uuo tir5erer Dauer fem ooer
oerdnoerli@es Wetter beruurruien tuiro.
8enn in Eagen anbalteno .suten 8ets
ters Dor Communicating iih 9unl tie
3eisen, bic @onue ais 9lttbrctbe &ugel,
prablenlos in oiele 9uultl9.d)ten ME-
bertauht unb tpas mau iast ruer.
fdleiert" u~rtersebt. 10 lit oies elm 3eis
den, oaB bus @etter iib dnoern ueroe.
@S miro 9e,u6bnlib ben nd4ten Sag
nod suteS Wetter ielu. DEN 5,ue,ten Sag
aber. ,peun nibt Wino uno Barometer
mieoer gum Beilereu wsnOen. nmi9la'
gen. Sene Duufi9idteu jieben lid ju
Wolten dulammen uno Is miro, iobalo
oas barometer faQenOe Ienoen5 de19t,.
iebr BATH reanen."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-08
Dee NrrpruM9 oeS GbrtNbaanS.

usber RE Stage, tuober Der aQ9ez
me,n gebrdudli9e Gbrifbaum ant Weibf
nadtsfeie famine, lit piel perhanoelt
tporosn. Sc @ubernatus 1T ber Wfetz
nuug, ber Gbrijtbaum lei elm ueberret
aus Der Belt Der Communicating, uno
anbere @elebrte babeu mebr ober ,penl'
ger pbantaliide &rfldrunsen barlber
a~b9eseber. &aulu5 Gaiiel 'meiut nun,
oer Gbri}tbaum fei auf Elm laoiides
@abrdei9en in perdnoerter @eltalt auz
r:djuIubren; CT ,peiit baraui bin, baB
bas 9anurab(. Geit) uno @eibna@ten
i'm Ralenoer iebr .uahe bel chamber ate'
gen; hotter erinnert er oaran, oaB beioe
Jeie bes 2idts ieien uno oab bic
Menorab (oer 2eu@ter BON ben Suoen
am 6anurab nit Qaub, Bluu1er uao
Grl9ten 9ei9miidt III tperoer pfle9te,
10 baB a%nn6bernb bas Bib zines Bau'
mes entitebt. Ser llebersans pom alten
@lauben sun, @%briitentbum uol5og ts9
nur lebr alLmdbt,b uuo 10 ieien u,an@e
Symbolic uuo 8eremonien bes Suoe11'
tbuu,s NIT Den, neuen &laubeu binlbers
senommer ,uoroen. DAP bic y 1anurab'
Menoroh" oarunter 9euelen, Jet 1ebr
,pabri9einlid, uuo bamit ertldre ff&
beren @erpauoluns in ben sei@mtidteu
unb erleuhteten Baum, ber balo ben
Mittelpuntt ieoer @eibna9tsfeier btu
bette. @s udre uns lief, tueun fi@ u11>
fere tuno.sen 9sier iber bieie Me'nung
uno bic @pmbolit oes @brlitbauu1s
GuRern uplIten.
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9aS 6aIatotutt Der Ratiertn BON
Nuktan0,

bas auf 10000 Mf. 9el&dbt tuirb, 1T
BON bieier nur elm eiu5ises Mal, ndu1'
lib bel ber Rr6nun8 oes &aiiers setra>
Qe1 tuoroen. So lit lber uno iiber NIT
Der prd@tlsien @ilbertiderei uerdiert.
Die @@leppe oes Rleioes aoein bat
10000 Nt. seto1et uno ruirb i'm Staats'
muleum als biitorii@e Wufmertlamtet
auibewabrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-08

YelWtUuLdasN VC|IWleAH ltuteA tQtkL oOA
9obeniels uno feline Bealeiter IN oeuu'
lelben Nuaenbl,d in's Treie, ala bic
r,ur iebr fdrglid uertretene 96I9mann>
j@aft eintraf.
90 9eute Elm Observation-Disclosures @dret
bur@ bic Na9t. Mit melt auf9er,lles
men Iuseu itarrte bic junse 8aronin
empor, bic cine Qano ousseitredt. bic
anbere in bas 1hwarje 6aar ge'
tplblt. Sort! Sort! itammclte ie pie
NIT balb seldbmter 3unse. - @raueu'
boiler Wnblid! On einem Der bobeu, ee>
6ffneten @piB6o9enfeulter oes 5~tpeiten
@todmertes itano Elm &eib, oeiien
9an5e @eiialt Dor eiuem peiben Safer,
6aB tie iber ben aopi 9emorfeu bate,
perbIlt tuurbe. Mur bic psrjerrten &C.
ii9tS5iige xno bic 6dnoe tuaren li9tbar.
sic id,pau8 ii9 auf bic Briituna uno
1tieB E1ne aus, bic balo ,ule SauhSeu,
balo ME ,uilbes &ebtlaseu %tlansen.
Sn ben Nrmen belt lie Elm 5artes
Sinh.
qlls bdtte ber 3auberltab elmer b65en
See a1es 2ebeuoe pi6bli9 IN Stein uers
ruanoelt, 70 itumm uno reouusslus uer>
barrrte bic Mense. N.emano tuaste
au9 nur cine De,uesuns ju MAIDEN.
Wfan flr9tete bic @:t)tesfraute oaourd
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
HER PETTICOAT CAME OFF.
Carmencita's Vigorous Kicks at
Boston Result i'm Slight EN-
barraSSment

Carmenctta's Vigorous Kicks at
Boston Result in Slight EN-
barrassment
Boston, Jan. 2l.-At the Worcester
theatre last night when Carmencita
was dancing, white petticoat with
frills and fiounces all around it began
to drop beneath her voluminous
skirts. She was all unconcious of it
and danced gayly on, and it was only
when she gave the last final whirl
that she found her feet entangled.
She cast quick glance downward
and there lay the white petticoat q
silent witness to the demoralizing
effect of hasty or careless toilet.
Carmencita was covered with con-
fusion for an instant. Then she burst
into hearty fit Of laughter, kissed
her hands to the audience and hur-
ried off the stage. The audience
seemed to be delighted-at least the
men did-for the roar of laughter that
rang through the house did not abate
for several seconds.
AS for the ladies, some of them
blushed and cast their eyes down,
some stared in amazement, while
others laughed heartily.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
Some Careless Shooting.

CevINGToN, Tenn, Jan. 19.-On
the 9th of this month Marshal T. w.
Campbell and J. W. Msley. in sa-
loon fight fired several shots each,
but without harm to themselves.
Bose, q little son of Col. J. n. Lauder
dale, who was passing at the time,
was hit by stray shot in the abdo-
men and died few days later. After
the little fellows death an autopsy
was had and the ball secured. The
preliminary trial of the mbatan is
for murder will be held tomorrow,
and the question of who fired the fa-
tai shot will be made known as the
pistols were of different calibre.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
Motor Machine Plant.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 10 The Bro.
sius motor machine factory will be
sold at auction tomorrow, including
all the property, patents and rights Of
the company. The capital stock of
the company is $780, 900. The plant
rs valued at Sl50.000, with q bonded
Indebtedness of $4,000 The reason
of the sale given is that the stock
holders cannot raise money enough TO
push the enterprise as it should be.
The company has one thousand ma
chimes under construction, and sales
have been made In all the southern
states and Mexico.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
Bank Crook in Ouod.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pc, Jan. l9.-Dela
Green, one Of the officers of the col.
lapsed Muncie bank, is having . hear
ing today. He protests his innocence.
Bank Examiner Dengler Is progress.
ing slowly in the examination of the
banks finances, but has already found
Q shortage of SIS, 900 Green says that
the funds were all right when he ex
amined the bank In 1890. The other
officers say that the surplus funds
were in the vault, Of which they did
not have the combination, and which
they made no effort to open during
the past two years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
The ChiIian Question.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-At the
cabinet meeting this afternoon the
Gillian question will be thoroughly
discussed and final action agreed
upon. President Harrison will en-
graft the decision Of the cabinet in
his message which will be sent to
congress tomorrow together with all
correspondence in the honors of the
state department regarding the mat
ter. 1t is understood here that the
President has got his dander-up and
that q declaration of war will be
agreed upon. 1t is even predicted
by some that within week the en-
tire American navy will be ordered
to Chilli.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
The Stewards Bail.

, New YORK, Jan. 19.-The ball of
the season will be given tonight by
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard and
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. d. Sloane. AL.
though Mrs. VIM. H. Vanderbilt's
name does not appear on the invita-
tions her house will be thrown open
for the occasion and the cotillion will
be danced in her picture gallery.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
Senatorial Election.

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 19.-The leg
islature today will elect two United
states senators. 1t is generally con-
coded that Senators George and
Walthall will be reelected; hut
Major Ethel Barksdale, the alliance
candidate, will make q good run for
one Of the places.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
A Swell w edding.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-Mr. Thomas
HI. Howard and Miss Rose Anthony
Post, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Post, were married today at the
church of the Heavenly Rest. Itwas
brilliant society event and the pre-
sents were numerous and costly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
A. o. U. w. In Session.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 19.-The State
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen met 10 annual ses-
sion today. The grand Jurisdiction of
Tennessee has increased thirty nine
in the past month. During the past
ysar the grand lodge has paid out
$50 600 In death benefits.
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Engineer's Court-MartiaI.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 19.-The court
martial ordered by the president met
today for the trial of Major Lewis G..
Overman. corps Of engineers, on q
charge Of conduct unbecoming an
officer, growing out of financial irreg-
ularities in connection with river and
harbor improvement s.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
SANANTONIo TEXAS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1892,
LATE TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PREss DlsPAToHEe
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE T,MsIoT eolNe:ro PRESS
Gen. Lees Birthday.

Gen. Lees Birthday.
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 19.-The Vir-
ginia Society will celebrate Gen.
Lse's birthday today with big ban
quet at the Kimball House. Hon.
Cha rles T. O'Ferrall, of Virginia, will
be- the orator of the occasion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19
FOR SALE,

Une.double seated canopy top car
rage and harness, almost new, also
gentle horse, young and about six
teen hands high. For further par-
tIculars address A. b. C.. this ONCE.
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a LOVELY

Parlor suit for s27.50 at l.. P. Peck &
Co., No. POP and 2O4 West Commerce
street. 1-13-tf
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L. p. PECK d co.

Are selling nice bed room suits as low
down as $3.50, at 202 and 204 West
Commerce street. 13tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-21
MR.. OWENS LEG BROKEN.
H. Frankiin-strect Runawsy-ihre' Won
Uort and n Carriage Smashed

u,t,,n.sfreet Runawsy-Three "en-
,,.m,o Hurt and Carriage Smashed
Ouite n serious accident IN when four
rorsons were hurt, was the result OF d
runaway on west Franklin street yeSter-
day shortly after noon. ~ u
Messrs. Percy Montague, HGry ID.
Oven. and james kearney were In d
corriooe together returning from hoiiy-
wood. and when coming down Franklin
street the carriage-pole strap broke ana
Tho horses ran of. Mr.. Owen jumped
ont and broke his left leg above the
ankle.
the other occupants out, and severely
brnising Mr.. Montague about the right
shoulder and arm. Mr. Kearneys inJu-,
ries were slight, while the driver received
quite painful cuts about the head. Inc
carriage. which belonged to Mr. james
Sweeney, was badly smashed up. =,
All the injured were taken into the
Commonwealth Club, almost IN front OF
which the affair occurred, and Dr.
George Ben. johnson was called IN. he
set the broken limb Of Mr.. Owen, alter
which this gentleman was taken 10 his
home in Manchester. IL will be some
weeks before he will be able to get ont
again. but Mr.. Montague will probably
be about his business in day or two