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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16
ZEAL ESTATE SALE

Nv virtue Of an order and decree Of the county
court. Of Rock Island county. state Of Illinois,
INSIDE IN the petition Il the undersigned, Conrad
Schneider. administrators: 81 the estate Of
Harry T.. Nasop. deceased. for leave to sell
the rra estate IL ssid dcceased at the sovrmoer
term, a. ID. ls.c, Of said court. to-wit: TN the
18th dav Of nov. niber A. H., 1871, ] .haIi
on the 2ist day e December mex at the
ho,r Fl o'clock in the afternoon of id cay
sch n public sale, n, the north door OF the c,uTt
house In III c'tv 81 Rock l-iant. in said coun'y.
to The ghcst and b at hidirr for ash IN hani
al the r'g,'. title aud inter st VIII ch the ID
Harry C. Mason. decca. d. had Mt III time Of
ht- dea'h. ann all the dowrr and HON, stead
rights II Nav N:-cn. winow 81 Harry C. Na-
an. deceased. In u dto the following ID scriSrd
real sta'c -ina;cd IN the unity OF kO:k Island,
aud Of Illinni-, to-wt:
Lot nnmtcr three lIA, In Brooks fifth (s) nd
cition t5;ac city Of Rock leland.
Said prcmisc- will he sold subject 20 tie en- OF
two certain mor'C -c-. one Of whish l. recor I'D
In 4ook ~ 81 Mortgages. page ~. and the 9th
cr in Book :? of Mortgages. on Eas: 8, in the
z, cord-''s flee OF said county
Dat, d this 2ist day VI No-smb' r. A. n 1897
CONRAD sCHNEIDE".
Admni-'r ator Of the Estatc Of II Try 4. Mason,
dcc-ased.
JACKSON & nuRs-. Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16
Stations.

New words. or the old words with mod
ified meanings, have l,ccn introduced into
our language by railways. The word sta
ton, In the sense Of n place for travellers
to stop, IL thought to he one Of these.
Tint conjecture In that, when a general
term was required by the early railway
makers to indicate a stopping place for the
trims, some one, calling to mind the sta
tions with which Britain was studded in
tho Rssnnn time. Euggested what was
then new use Of an old word. a
by no means wish to he held RESPONSE
bio for this. Il In noteworthy that the
sixth edition of JOhnson's Dictionary does
not contain the word station with the
meaning Of q stopping place.
] am Of counss aware that the ''Stacious
Of Rome" was u popular book In the lat
ter middle ages, and the stations Of the
cross are now familiar to most u us. but in
the days when railways were nrst planned
they were, ! apprchend, unknown except
10 Roman Catholics and the fgw travellers
who had seen them In coutineutal church
0.-Not1 and Queries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16
Wei, Guarded. Relics.

There arc certain articles In the National!
museum which M thief. however clever,
could steal wi:hoE. raisin. wild cry Of
alarm and calling around him n Gordon Of
watclimen. The more valuable articles are
skillfully connected with burglar alarms
which cannot lc touched without ringing
q loud hcll. The Grant collection Is pro-
tectcd in this manner. Underneath the
shelves on which the swords, shoulder
strsiIrs. coins. medals and other trophies of
the distinguished general are placed runs
a network of wires. II any article is moved
OF IL the door Of the case in which they
are exhibited! he opened, IL will be known
Immediately In the office of the supcrintcn-
dent of the building. and the cyrct location
If the invasion noted ON IN electric hoard.
This protection il placed over all the mr.
ticles which can have much attraction for
the light fingered. or which could readily
bc disposed. Of for money II stolen.
At night the museum building Is bur.
glar proof. II any robbcr should set foot
within its precincts. he would make the
biggest mistake Of his life. Not only dc
the guards patrol the halls no systematic
ally that it would he next 20 impossible t.
escape their vigilance, but on every door
and window there IL little continuance
40 that IL Il Ike opened unlawfully an
alarm will ring and call the attention vi
the officers to the intrusion. The floors Oi
the vast building are threaded with net.
work Of burglar wires. no that by night us
well as by day tho large and valuable col.
lcctions arc ms safe IN II stored In n bank.
cr's vault. washington Post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16
CnAXCExY NOTICE..

SITE sI,r OF ILLINOIS LIMOS, ....
In the rcuit court Of said Rock I.iand county
In chanccry-
Edward 8. Jud-r n, complainant, vs. GEORGE r
COa,-isck. Dr.. Cornclia N. Coms,ock, Car lin
u. IN ecn. Jr a. The latter two are executors ri
he last will ard 'cs'am. nj Of c. Il Willrms
deceased: q. Jervis Van Week, CHRISTOPHER e.
Bradley, George n. Kennedy and Alfred A.
How IL 7, n he latter iwo ex Cutpfs Of the
last will and tertam. nj Of ID Mort m decenscd
Albert + Fowl-r. M he ~ administrator wi h the
will annexed Cf George =. Cou. STOCK deceased;
nrol,ne Allison. the Onoadsra COUNTY U, ph 81
Asylum. the >Nracu-e nom 3A-eos.iation, the
Housc Of the Good sh-phe I'd. Iulia Green, Ju,ia
y. Green. Cornelia s-reen, Helen Il. Com took.
Acxapoer G oris'Ock, Samuel l.. Com. &C :,
, Rat hcl Ncx n. Thomss E. Patterson. Edith Pat
terror AND Cornel'a 4. ::I.ase. defendants.
To eaid ahov, named parties, u, fcudant and
CIV ~ OF thea:
lou and Ach Of y are hereby notified that the
above cn' lie suit n now Is~n,in In said circuit
court IN and Tor The co-afy OF u ok Leland in The
rtafc @! Illinois and ih - summ"ne has bern seu d
! n ain.t yuu the cir: Now, uul' IS you ehnl per-
8 nnl v be a"d appear lief the aid court on
the first day Of the next term thereof 10 lee hOc
ia the court house in the city ~ of Mock leland
- aid Rock Island county. OF. the first Monday
Of J-nuary c,t. To which time an psce the rai 4
summons is made rciurnsblc. ~ Il except, plead,
answer or drmur to the bill Of complaint in raid
silt filed. that the same will he taken " con
te-scd against you, and decree entered accord
inrly.
I.atcd at Iock Island, Hin lis, tnis 3Oth day o:
November, A. u. 1sg'.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE.
Clerk Of said Court.
HENRY CURTIS. COrplsinant's Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16

STATE or ILLINOIS
Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
To the January term A. d. 1884, rcuif court, in
chancerv:
Royal 1u''ie. william Tut,le, Isaac Tu,ilc,
Eleanor Tnt,le. <ary y. Wall. Lydia Tattlc
Calvin r. Tnttle, II; w. Tut e, Ally. 1. Tctur.
q vii lam Ts :s Sscs.. @s,'' ts Ss IL"
un, now, heirs nj Law Of John N. uttie. de-
ceased, the unknown hei't'rt law of Calvin X
> lutte. deceased. the unknown heir At las Of
jc.ac Tat'lc, deceased. the unknOwn OSt crs Of
the following laE's in township seventeen I'D
Orth rrngc two (s,, west " the fourth principal
meridian in eaid county Of Rock bland. dcscrib.
Tse,as' half Of the northwest quarter Of Sec
ton twfn'y-essc cd. eoniai''inr 10 acres: as,
nine a COL 20 Gr,U) acres in the no-ihe-st
quarter ~ the routh Wrst quarter Of eaid sccion
b>uaded rs fOOws: Begin lug nj the center 81
rsid sc ton, running tn nc. sOuih ON the half
section line. fourteen chai-:s ann ninety -threc
links til.aS c,rp: thence wee, six chains and
fOrty-six links O-4G rhsD: thence north fourteen
chatr- ~s..; "in ;'y-three links C,4W chs,: thence
caet six chains snd fOriysix links (6-iS chs) 10
| the pla~ In ginning. Ais, the west twcuty-
ecvcn fOttiethe xs-a9) 81 Ind northeast quarter
" .s'sl sonihscst quarter section. bounded as
folloss: beginning nj . s'ouc set for tie .Outh.
vet corncf of said lO-hcnet q srtrr II id
ec.ith~ Get q arter seciUn: tdnAins thence vorth
ni.c'orn mt ss'ioo cnai tia Us chr,: ihss c.
cast the half scction luz thirteen sud ~ 1. hO
chairs as >Olt -tO chs): thence sO0th ntuce en-
ans! -. 'W sha're .9ye 10, chs) !th,hcc west on
1yhth seCitou line thirteen ana Sgok 1oO ChaiUA
III ~, chair 81 to The pince Of bcgiuniuC cum
| inins - acre.. N re or les :dc:es d.nfe
Tn all he abovc named de .enaauts. including
, the above named unknown hcir- -at-lsw. and the
unknown VINE sof { above dest ribed lance.
Vow. ind esrh Of sOu y II ske Otice tina. Mary
| Turtle, the ah0se tanned complainant. has this
day I'd In said court h. nuendsd bill Of COM
plsitt againsi yOu 'Or the fa~i;k n Of sal. mds
1 aud assignment of d"wce and homestead N. rein
| tn her. tia. y summons In claanccrv HIS been ts-
J eucd tkercin agsast eefcndante. Wiiiism Tat;ls,
and q. W Turtle. directed 60 TIE eh~ri6 a Cook
couusv. e;afc NJ Illinois. to excCutr: thst cum :
u,u0r IN cas Gerry ta- hseW Sesued therein seainst
all the otl,er named deie.dsn'e, trxespt DE-:
fend,nt Joan 1u'itel directed 10 The she16 Of
ss,d county al Hook Island. Ia exccut both a
sad summOne ssc rcsurnahse IN tho January tenn
A. ID. 1904. al the ciruait e0art of eald eoaaay Il
X ck 1-laHa. 'o be tesun and holden Ct ,he cMst
I"urc. IN The cif II kOck ,s,asd, In said cssssy
At ock Jslsnc. 0a the apt Aoodsy a Jspuary
neat, 1t Oh :ch lime aud p'aec -. and each q
yra. will appear. ssd psesd. a61Wcree de0ar q
said I'LL.
Rock sl-nd. Illinois, Neyenses. q. is0
| 09O80e ~. GAMBLE,
| esssk - 80 Cuast.
JAcxna . nunss. - s:su1 II V1nGlliaias
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16
A MAN OF NERVE.
Dsaag Easily what Wssla Have Desa -
I0poossbslley Per $40 Mo-.

Dssss Rsssly what wssSa n.vs Dss. -
Iaps.sbslley Per $40 Mo-.
By O'Clock in the morning fully so
Indians had Gathered 1t the agency. Every
one a them was armed with rife o. rcvolv-
q, and many Of them had both. There
was no drinking and but little talking.
Scar Faced Charley hsd escaped from the
gaurd house 1t the fort the night previous
and sought their protection. They were
ready to fight whole regiment sooner than
give him mp. They expected the soldiers to
come. and they had planned how the At
tack should be made.
Scar Faced Charley, armed With . win
chester, revolver and hunting knife, was
the center Of group at the hOurl,ouse. To
reach him the soldiers would have to ride
across the agency grounds between the
lines Of Indians. They would have to pass
five sheds and houses behind which the In
iians could find shelter. The excavation
for new ssorrhousc wouid make n rife
pit for 20 rsslskins. At 9O'clOck the agent
telcgrnphed over tn the fort:
with 500 men,"
At 10 o'clock single white man came up
the road, with his mustang going at an
away the Indians recognized him as Wild
Bill, and there was an uneasy movement
among them. Every man was watching
him as he turned to the left and rode into
! the agency. He might have a dispatch for
the agent, or he might want to make pur-
chase. When he did not draw rein Mt the
| store, the uneasincss was more marked.
| The Indians gathered in groups and con-
versed in whispers As the rider reached
| these groups he uttered brief "howdy,"
| but did not check his pace. At that same
| easy canter, and with his gaze fastened on
| the group ut the hourhouse, the famous
| scout rode down the wide avenue and made
| no halt until hc reached the group. lie
| nodded to two or three Indians whom he
| knew. and then said to Scar Faced Charley:
81 have come after you. 1t is not far, and
| my horse will carry double"
There was the man who had sworn never
| to bc taken alive; around him were 800
| friends who had promised to wipe out any
force sent to capture him. Instead Of 2Of
| or 800 soldiers. here was one lone man. Ev-
cry one looked mt him in blank amazcment.
He knew why they had assembled, and yet
| he dared take the risks. He lad knife and
revolver. but heidi not put "a hand to either.
| twill no: go!" replied the half breed, but
there was INDIGESTION in his tones.
1 Il am sent for you. l shall take you
dead or alive. Give UP your arms and
| come along"
For 30 seconds every Indian seemed &c
hold his breath. and all stood as rigid ~
| posts. One well aimed ballet would settle
| the scout. but not II gun WIS raised To firs
il. Half dozen Of those ssalwart men
could rush him of the grounds, to return
i q. his reril bif rp. n foot r.oyt.l A rpci
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16
LEGAL.
EXECUrOssn N0rsa,a: .
Estate OF Loui-. Wollenhaup.. deccsaed

Estate OF Louisa wollenhaup,, deccseed.
The undenigned having been appointed execu.
fave OF the lac; viii AID tsrtauent Of I.cuisa
state o. Illinois. deceased. hereby Cives notice
thar they will appesr before the county court Of
Rock Island county. NJ the of.ce Of the clerk NJ
aid court, In the CITY Of Rock leland. at the F.
Iusry term. on the hrst Monday In February ncxr
II which time all persons having elaine against
snid estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose o! having the same adj usted. An
persons tndeh to said eetAte requested 70
make Immediate uaymenf to the undersigned.
Dated this 9,d dSv o. November. A. D. 1897
NARY wOL'.ENHAUPT,
ANDREW wOLLENnAtPT
Executors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16
SreciaI Service Mid.
Winter Fair.

Commencing October Esd. the great
Rock Island route. inangurated n
daily through tourist car line be-
tween Chicago and Los Angeles. via
che Chicago. Rock Island x Pacific
20 Kansas City and II. Worth. and
thence by the Texas Pacific To III
PHso and Southern Pacific to Los
Angeles.
BETTER YET.
Arrangement has been concluded
10 run this car ou to San Francisco
BIZ this s0uthctf rus,te. which u IN
excellent Que In winter season. re-
mumst,er. this car leaves Chicago
daily at q p. m. by the great Rock
Island route.
The above mentioned tourist limo
4 In addition In the double weekly
service from Chicago. Tuesday and
Thwrsslay via Rock Island route.
0eover 4 Rio Grande and Southcrn
nnulnc through Pueblo. Salt Lake.
0DVrgeeu sud san Francisco to Los An.
gslss.
Low rates and excellent service.
sswplsd With the fast time made By
snessaRers on these tourist cars.
noks then % they deserve. very
\sy se~roa ticket agent can give
o>eas - n rates. end rssnember
5000 eloss sichsss are accepted On
49, ~ isll particulars.
- nnnnDnAx. .. .. a.
~ ~ n ~ -. fDtn9o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16
AOMIXI.rxATsskN NOTICE.

EetAte OF SamncI BOwI"s. Dcccaecd.
The undersigned having hcen appointed Cd
miuist-ator Of the estate 81 Samuel
BOWLER, late % the county II Rock Island,
81 illinois, deceased. ii-rrby gvc- notice that al
will appear before the county court Of Rock Island
COUNTY, al the once Of the clerk 81 said court. in
the city Of Rock ISLAND. at the February term on
the Gr~t Monday in +. brnafy next. ut which time
all pcrrOrs having cla'ms nst raid estate are
notified aud requested to attend, sor the purpose
of having the >ame adjusted. al pe-rous in.
dehied to- aid est tie are requested TO make iu
mediate p. ymert TO the undersigned.
Dated thi. 18th day Of December. A. y. lses.
j. Al. 81 fOnp. Ad N inistra;or.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16
s,aa ANG,EmY NOTICE

HENRY Quarts. Conplsinant's Solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16

Sixty pr cent Of the Hunsarians, more
than half II The Italians, g pr cent a
The Austrians and Bohemians, 20 ~ oent
20 pr cent II tie lrish and 10 per c.ut e
the Scandiuaviaus who came 20 The United
6tstsB bsewssu 1Sa0 and 1870 psturnsd %
tAeir native lands IN ~ dscane, ~ ~
1usity taking 0seev = invyso- 6 ~ -
kamoy--11lGnaoDd01S - -. n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16
a Easl D1y.

Little Girl-Dad, mother sent me roand
to see how business is sfore .ke ORDERS din
ner.
Dal-Busincss is bad, very bad. I've tried
the lame. the b!i.:d and the deaf and dumb
on 'em and amt mace enough to cover
Eiy wear M! tear. Tell your mo. her wei!
have To- ia. our spar:erer:iss cold, and to
make a salad "a The salmon that was left
from ys.s;cr,,ay.-Life.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14
A Picnic For the Cows.

The cows that room In the Ruiz street
district, across the Arkansas Pass track
are having a jolly time enjoying the
fruits OF hay makers carelesSness and
labor. Yesterday afternoon q wagon
heavily load with hay tried to cross the
West End street car track on Ruiz street
Just west Of theS. A. =. track when the
rack ON his wagon gave way and his en-
tire load OF hay was thrown into the
road. He did not have time to re load IL
as 1t was getting dark, so he postponed
the job until today. Last night the cows
that room in that part of the city became
cCgnizant Of the fact that rich, jucy
lunch of hay was in store for them some
where in The near vicinity, and they pro-
ceeded TO hunt for il. They found it by
the roadside. Disregarding all law and
order they began TO devOur the delicious
morsel AID by day broke this morning II
looked like the remains of lunch stand
after being visited by company oil
Texas miiiliamen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14
G. A. II. Installation.

The public installation of the E. o. c.
Ord Post No. 3. G A. r. and Z. o. c. Ord
W. mans Relief Corps, No. ), took place
at Mi hall last night and proved to be
an enjoyable event. A lunch was served
late in the evening and all present had a
pleasant time. The following officers
were Installed for the ensuing year:
+. 0. G. Ord Post Flo. 3, q. A. r.: Com
mander, Alex Kuhn; senior vice CON-
mander, W. W. hull; junior vice COM
+. G. Loring; officer Of thu day, NJ. j.
Heating: chaplain, II II. Alvord; officer
of the guard, c. J LeSturgeon.
Z. 0. G. Ord w mans Relief Corps:
President, Mrs. Hattie E. Loring; Sc.
nior wee president, Mrs. Alice Smith:
buniOr vice president, Mrs. Mary Nuffer:
treasurer, Mrs. Ida Van Cleave, chap.
lain, Mrs. Matilda 0'ConnOr; conduct.
ress, Miss Elma Brooks; guard, Mrs
Josephine Hobbs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14
STOVES AND RANGES
ECHOES FROM WEST END.

The West End Town company is work.
Ing on the fiOs ting pavilion; it will soon
be safely Insured for the pleasure seekers
OF 1893.
With head erect ana stately stride Par
son Rector has been Informing his many
friends thai the Rew Rector heir is boy.
MIR. Garrett now occ3pies the house Of
Mr.. Gray, who recently accepted rail-
road position at Eagle Pass.
/ have not been sufficiently among the
West End SURFACES 10 obtain any pOliti-
cal pointers, hence must keep silent as to
preferences: the Candidates for mayor I'M
doubleday have each their following
here, but there is no noise made about
their strength
1t was mentioned around here that
Mr.. Weiss Intends soon TO Xtend his
street car line 10 West End; the reports
make their occasional appearances and
they are not furnished as facts.
II the Alamo line comes down Cinnei-
natl avenue 10 Sixteenth street, and the
San Antonio line down near Lakeside no.
tel, West End with its own double line
would certainly be the best favored addi-
ton of our Or any other city in the state.
To see West End is TO like it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14
The Installation Po.tpnned.

Last night was the night set apart by
the Young Builders society of the Alamo
Baptist church for the installation of
their newly elected officers. About twen-
ty of the members assembled to witness
the ceremony but the officers elect failed
to make their appearance. 1t was whis-
pered around that some of them had to
deliver addresses. The president being
absent Rev. Mr.. SnodgrasS took the chair.
For about an half an hour the audience
was entertained by Miss Ellison and Mr.
McMinn, each of whom sang solo. Rev,
Jordan, Mr.. Ripley and Mr.. o, r. Tuck
er each made short speech that were
much appreciated. After waiting this
length OF time and the officers not show
ing up the meeting adjourned until fu-
tuTe date,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14

Last night Trinity church was well fill
ed with the literary talent of the city to
hear Prot. }. w. HartIy, the well known
and popular eloculiC mist. In the FIRST
part OF his program he recited Macbeth,
and the manner in which he acted was
superb and caused one TO picture in his
minds eye the reality of that production.
Part two was of different turn. being
on the comic order He recitcd "Jimn y
butler and the Owl" and was heartily APP
plauded. The Bells by Poe was re-
cited by request. His voice in this piece
was full of melody and sounded like the
ringing of the old church bell" The
evening throughout was most enjoyable.
Prof. Hartley will give another recital
next Tuesday night at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14

as having desire to succeed Mr Paschal
In speeding infraetOrs on their way
to the penitentiary are w. i. Camp
Thos. franklin and G. s. Robin
son. The former was one of the most
active advocates of the Hogg party and
the most interchangeable worker ia it's in
terest at the last election and has on that
account the best claim for it. Mr.. Frank
lin, who was selected by the governor to
assist In the prosecution Of Alice, has a
strong pull with the administration that
may secure it for him, while Mr.. Robin
son has claims that it is claimed the other
two can't stop. He was the Hogg nominee
for the senatOrship of this district who
was showed under by the successful Clark
candidate, Perry Lewis, ard it is believed
that the governor is bound to pour balm
over his political bruises if he ever has an
opportunity to do so.
AN UNSETTLED ELECTION BET
is c0ntrorersary that is now engaging
"a great deal OF attention. Cher Peck. Of
abe tire deRar ment and eX Detective
harley Crawford wagered hundred
dollars. The nature Of the wager was
uhaL HOgg would not beat Clark by 10000
majOrny, Crawford holding that Hogg
would do so. iiogg failed to beat Clarke
by any majority hut he did so by very
large plurality. The stake holder therefor
delivered the stakes TO Peck. Although
II was gaming transaction, suit was
or Sr0sNs suit SsI ed by c1ar rSes Crawl sfu rd
against Levy the stakeholder the
plaimtiff c0ntending that he intended
when he made the bet that u plurality
should be understood by both parties and
hat Ia that sense he used the term ma
jnrity. The Justice decided in his favor
and The defendant has appealed the case
N hu ha IL
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14
A House Warming.

Last night house warming was given
at the new home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Massey, on JOIN son street. 1t was In the
nature of a surprise party. arranged by
Joe MusgraveS and Joseph p. McNeei,
The time. from 9 until 2 O'Clock. was
spent in dancing. with The exception OF
about 30 minutes intermiSsion for re-
tTeShments. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. McGinnis. Mr.. ard Mrs. Valdez,
Mr.. and Mrs OgSton, MPsdameS Bennett,
Kelly. Goodrich and Coburn, Misses Pat
ton, NJ. A and D. MusVraves, N and A.
Carey, Mabel Massey, Z. aud d. Walker,
Grover. tullingtrn and Dopbbler, MesSrS.
Saunders. MusgravPs, Saunders. Avent,
L. J. and BPn Mctioldrick. Forsyth,
Nnrthway, Miller, Hathaway, Witt and
Mcneil
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14
The Saxunia society.

Last night new society was organized
In San AnlOrio. which will be known as
the Saxonia society. 1t will be benefit
club and every citizen of Saxon descent
will be permitted to join. The following
officers were elected: Hugo Sauer, presi-
dent; r. MilinS. secretary. and Hugo
Claus, tIe asurer. The next meeting will
be held Friday,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14
The Special discontinued.

This morning the following communica-
ton, dated today, was received by Capt.
B. M. Knight, city passenger and ticket
agent of the Southern Pacific:
The passenger specials between San
Antonio and Eagle Pass will be diScon
tinued after today. Nos. 10 and 20 will
make the Eagle Pass connection and
handle the Mexican sleepers.
r. III. INNS, Superintendent"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14
Mahnm,s Snirec.

Last night Madam Donaldson rendered
her students a soiree at her ACADEMY, on
East Commerce street. 1t is needless to
say il was hugely enjoyed by the young
ladies and gentlemen present, of whom
there we're fully IS couples.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-14

Breeding, Welsh & Breeding,
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