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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-24
The Daily Eight.
FRIDAY, MARCH "A, 1893
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LIGHT FLASHES

The board of directors Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. have decided to have
the association incorporated.
The finest mixed drinks can be
had only at CoOley's Register,
Alamo Plaza. 1922 If
Jay f. Adams has secured the
services of Rev. VIM. Bayard
Craig, of Denver, who will address
the y. NJ. c. A, Easter Sunday.
When you want something
good in liquors, wines or cigars,
drop in and see Joe Cooley, Alamo
Plaza. 3 - If
Tomorrow night there will be
a banquet given by the Christian
association.
Miss Maud HUH, has made a
great hit at the Washington, in
her negro dialect songs. 3 q If.
Tonight the concert for the
benefit of the Worlds fair exhibit
will be given at the Grand.
R. j. HOFHEINZ just received
r. J. HOFHEINZ . carloads of
carriages and buggies, at very low
prices. - I'm
The Alamo Wheelmen will
have run Sunday morning to
Leon Springs.
ROAD WAGONS and carts,
ROAD WAGONS from the
cheaDpSt to the best, at
3 - I'm r. J. HOFHEINZ.
AT the y. NJ. c. a. Gospel meet
ing next Sunday, Judge j. r.
Fleming will address the young
men.
RoadWagonS, Carts, ETC. Tcr TO s%it
at j. f. Cawthon & Co.'s, 224 West
NueVa street. ) u If
The books in the city auditors
office have been posted up to date
and everything is working smooth
ly.
Miss Maud HUH, ranks
among the best in the profession,
is now playing short engage
ment at the Washington. You
should see her. q If
The social and business meet
ing of the Trinity church EpwOrth
League will meet next Friday
night.
The Washington the only
vaudeville amusement resort in
the city. Across the creek, good
show, lots of fun. II If.
There will be a balloon ascen'
sion at San Pedro Springs, Satur
day night.
Dhontonc at prices lower than the
nuVtVhO lowest. j. f. CawthOr
4 Co., 224 w. Nueva street. 3 81 Il
The Farmers State Alliance
has been invited by Mayor Pas
chal to hold their next annual
meeting in San Antonio, which
will be held some time during
August.
Startling and wonderful, the
aerial Somersaults, and Leap fOl
Life, by Cameo IL Fields, at the
Washington this week. 32l If
Coroner Gritf Jines, after hold
ing the inquest over the remains OF
Wade Dickerson, the cOlOred boy
who was found in the river yester
day morning, returned a verdict o.
accidental drowning. The body
was buried yesterday afternoon al
the poor farm.
NoWthnn G m will sell you {
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BooK-KEEPERs TAKE NOTICE.

Somers English Steel Pens will
not corrode, they have handground
points and will Outlas- three ordi-
nary Pens. Try them and be con-
WINGED. For sale only by
KYPFER & SENGG,
1913 East Houston street, City.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-24
BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND
ORGANS.

Before moving into our new build
ing April LIST, we offer some rare
bargains in organs, on easy pay
ments.
3-2l-tf THOS. GOGGAN & BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-24
A FEW MORE PIANOS LEFT.

We have still a few bargains left
in second hand pianos at $1,000,
$4,000 and $4,000.
322 If THOs. GOGGAN & BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-24
LATE KILOGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN. FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

The international monetary del
egates at Washington resign.
Rain and temperature for the
week below normal this week.
Seven trains of cattle leave San
Angelo for Indian Territory.
Georgetown has a fine rain, en-
couraging farmers.
Laredo police are making arrests
of the pistol peppers.
Luling reports good rain, and
some grippe.
Jules Ferry is buried with mill
tary hOnors.
Cleveland and Tonmica, Miss,
destroyed by cyclone
The Leon Smith concern of HOus-
ton has $24,327 liabilities.
Nicaragua wants peace and the
canal built.
The monkey business continues
in the French chamber of deputies.
La G. \. sued at Houston for
$4,000; killing of de Baglezethy.
Llano has four candidates for
mayor.
Monangahela strikers will stay
out until they get their 3! cents.
Sole leather trust sends prices
up t cents a pound.
Carlisle is ousting the republic
cans from his department.
Secret meeting of locomotive en-
gineers in indianapolis.
Emigrants from Austria into
Russia are driven back by Russian
guard.
Hobbs who shot Oats, near Nc
Kinney, is captured, badly wound
ed.
Engineer Young and his firemen
killed in train wreck in New Mex
' ico.l! 4
EA. p. Mann, dry goods, fails at
Sweetwater, Tex; preferred credits
$6,2l4.
Miss Emma, daughter of Judge
Douglas of COlmesneil, elOpes with
! a barber.
Frazer, drunk, kills his wife and
sister-in-law, and is lynched near
Munroe, Iowa.
Severe storm at Nashville, Tenn,
unroOfs houses and two persons
are killed.
Receiver appointed for Southern
Land and Lumber Co., Ark; assets
100000.
NcGaughey says he acted with
out advice in his land transactions
and will not resign.
The great northwest storm, yes
terday reported, is the worst ever
known for the season.
Federal court at Albuquerque,
4 \. NJ, enjOins engineers from inter-
fering with a. 4 p. road.
; NOcanegrO sues s. A. =. at HOus-
ton for $4,000; arm lost by eject
ment from train.
House of Representatives at Aus
tin complains of an influx of
babies.
The railroad commission case
goes to the L. S. supreme court on
appeal; the state pays the costs.
Cuero ginning and milling COM
pany contracts for rOller-mill
plant.
Gillespie county says that the
promise of rain has been unfultill-
ed.
Fredericksburg kicks against
the legislature for knocking out
scalp law.
Old soldiers, blue and gray, or
ganize a camp of United Ameri-
can veterans at Eagle Pass.
L. w. c. Schulze suicides at Del
Rio, Respondent over death of his
family.
The Anglo-American of Mexico
has not suspended publication, as
stated.
Harrison's brother, life long
democrat, is candidate for the sur
veyOrship of the port of Kansas
City.
Houston board of trade and cot
ton exchange recommend Handy,
of Austin, for comptroller of cur
rency at Washington.
Memphis, Tenn. struck by cy-
clone and, churches and public
buildings blown down and great
damage done, but no lives lost.
Dobbing & Darcy, cotton firm,
Nashville, with branches all over
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CaWthOn & Go. are h aU fi1a G Ta

hicles, since receiving their new
spring stock. Call and see them,
224 w. NueVa street. 3 Il tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-24

G9WthOn q "a will sell you a
OdnlllUH u w., better vehicle
cheaper than you can get it any
where in the city, and make you
easy terms. Call and be convinced.
224 w. NueVa street. Il If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Modjeska win he one Of the Christmas
week attractions at the sweeney ~
COMBS opera house,
"Jollitiesv VIII be the Christmas at
traction at the opera house and 1t VIII fit
the occasion 10 a nicely.
Roland Reed Il dangerously III at Toron-
TO and his engagement for several weeks
ahead have been Cancelled.
skipped by the Light OF the Moon"
is heading this way and, az usual u IL
funny, very very, very funny.
The "Niobe," which Is 10 appear nj the
onera house next week VIII not be- as
lie name might suggest, all tears
Jules Levy has been giving concerts ana
Rob Burdette has been featuring In North
Toa.ns. but neither Of them came ms way.
n u Graham VIII be seen in e new
comedy drama next season which Mul-
lailv Brothels are having written Tor MN.
.prhe Country squire" IS said 10 have
nroyed 10 be al about as popular success
a. Inc "Old Homestead" and Archie BOYD
mas been duplicating his former trlumphs.
new opera house for Houston Is q
matter that ought TO be asitntea now. ~
there IS too much delay 1t VIII not pc
easy 10 book attractions for next seaspn
for a new opera house.
GRAMS opera company Win be at the
o,,a,.a house for an entire week during
Inc spr iv mart OF January with very Sc
Ia,st renerfolre OF comic operas. This COM
t,ary did ApIendidly here last season
And ought 70 do equally 80 Wen, u moi
better. this season,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

There is only one attraction announced
for this week. Archie Boyd in his new
drama THE County Squire" For the past
four seasons Mr.. Boyd has been playing
the character of Joshua Whltcomb in the
cold Homestead" and made considerable
reputation in the part. The New Orleans
Picayune says Of The County Squire:
II IS a quaint, domestic character pic
ture of everyday life on Missouri. "a IN,
with pathetic and humorous incidents.
and the uitimate triumph OF right over
wrong. The play Is not as even aud con-
theless interesting and entertaining.
Archie Boyd was indeed a clever imper-
senator of the hayseed squire. who adopts
an orphan, visits n rich brother In the
city and finally discovers that his adopted
daughter Is the child OF wayward son.
His makeup was typical and his dialect
aulte characteristics. He was the whole
show by himself, for the support was not
great. MISS Ida, stembler, a pretty ute
girl, sings sweetly and plays the souDrette
role in u pleasing manner There Is a
good quartette and chorus, as wen as a
fuii complement of appropriate scenery,
which help TO make the play co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

ords. Captain Hunter was a widely known
mariner, and while running transport
steamer from Anaersonvllle prison during
me ciyil war contracted the spotted and
yphus fevers, For the past fourteen
years he aHs been almost helpless and
yesterday the last drop OF blood left his
oeay, ue commanded the vessel that
carried the first American Tag up TO Bal
umore during the riot Captain Hunter
was decorated with a medal CT nunor by
President Lincoln for meritorious conduct
and bravery.
READINGS FINANCES.
Judge Dallas in the United States circuit
eour; today confirmed the report OF spe-
oial Master Crawford. wherein the latter
approves OF the making OF new agree
ment between the Reading railroad and
the finance committee OF Pennsylvania.
~ this Arrangement the Reading win be
enabled 60 obtain advances to the amount
OF S,0Q00O from the finance company.
meut,
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
company today MED a statement with the
secretary OF the Philadelphia stock ex-
change showing the amount OF it's capital
% be Sio.l4l go, an Increase OF SSiQ.99Q since
last year The increase Is due to the con-
Version OF third preference income honda
into stock.
RAILROAD REORGANIZATION.
1t Is understood that the reorganization
plan OF tho Western New York and Penn
sylvania Railroad company. wAich VIII
shortly be published. viii provide for
reduction In the outstanding funded debt
OF about s5soO,000 and u reduction In fixed
interest Of about 500 o0l, The capital stock
Will also be reduced from SS0.OOo,OO0 TO &c.
o00O0 The stockholders will be called
upon TO pay an assessment OF $3.50 per
share and give up percentage OF their
holding in stock of n par value or Sl0Q,
AN ECONOMIC MUSEUM.
The city is about to set apart ftteen
acres OF land adjoining the University OF
Pennsylvania for an economic museum or
museum OF arts. made up Of a vast amount
OF material collected az tho Worlds Fair,
IN Chicago. 1t rs proposed to have IL
endowed with q fund of $4,000 and keep
IL open TO the public at all times. The
city Is to own the museum, but II is 10
be managed by trustees
DIR. MACGREGOR CONVICTED.
The council OF Baptist churches. which
mas been trying Rev Dr. Ducan Mac
Gregor, who refused to appear before his
fellow ministers, has found him guilty
of conduct contrary to Christian prin-
ciples ana eubversive OF good morals.
The council adopted resolutions excluding
DIR. MacGregor from fellowship and adj
wishing the members OF the so-called Beth
tenuial Baptist church or be excluded.
In the meantime pr MacGregor is preach-
ing TO large audiences in tl,c Grand Opera
house and has carried with him about
half the members OF the Centennial Bap-
list church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

An unsigned communication but with
the appearance OF having come 10 the New
York Sun from Frederick warde. Is MS
follows!
When Frederick warde was playing at
the star member OF his COMPANY was
informed by the head OF A certain theaf-
Ilcal agency that u SiO00 had been nut
iuto the hands Of said head by MIR. Warde
ne would have received most Generoug
treatment from the newspapers here. When
MT Warde learned OF this he sent word
70 the person referred to that the state
inept waa lie. end that he would enter
lAln no idea Of any such influence"
=, IN TINS the paper comments: II Mr.
'Warge wrote or sent that he must follow
" Win pertculars or be considered a
SoWeruy and malicious slandersr Once
n awhile some disappointed actor talks i'm
that way about corruption among the the
atricnl critics. and the columns az The
sun nave as often been opened TO the ex-
posture OF the bribed individuals. II there
We're any, but none OF the actors UNDER
TOOK TO substantiate his charge WIN Mr.
Warde- be the exception? WIN he tell
who was 1.-THE head OF certain theatrical
agency that solicited. through " 1nem-
Der OF his company" $1,000 with which 10
bribe the. crltics9 Unless there Is n liar ia
Mr.. Warde's immediate neghhorhood some
eXpliclt revelation will be made. Mi
Warue needs to speak right out either
making good what he appears to have said
or denying that he said IT,
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nl,nmenr al Errors.n

or all shakespeare's comedies probably
none can compare in rapid action. laugh
able surprises, side-spltting situations and
fun, fast and furious, with THE Comedy
Of Errors" coleridge called it farce,
mrntator. declares that II is much more
than this for the pathetic element IN the
old man searching for his sons ana oelne
condemned 10 death when so near the
fruition of his hopes, together with me
joyful surprise OF his sbipwreqked mother,
finding at last both husband ana sons,
raises the play above the meaning OF "a
farce. But II Is certainly one Of the nler-
rlest and most entertaining, Of all shake
zone further In the buinor and fun of en-
ENGAGEMENTS and surprises. stuart Rob
SON who has established q reputation lot
MS fine production of old comedies, VIII
give "The Comedy Of Errors" q magnin.
cent staging and viii himself play one OF
the two Dromos during his engagement N
Houston toward the close OF the present
enus0u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Best quality Administer Velvet Moquette at $115 worth
$100
Bought at so cents dollarHandsome line of Hand
Satohels.
Elegant line of Purses just received for Holiday trade with
fancy and sterling silver trimmings, which offer a,
half their actual value.
Special bargains in Ladies' All Silk White Hemstitch
Handkerchefs, offer at loo each, would be cheap
25c.
Elegant line Of Ladies' Four-cornered Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs at 15c would be bargain at 25c
Superb assortment of extra fine Ladies' Silk Handkerchefs
in drawn work and embroidered offer at 25o would
be cheap at Soc
We have Just received another lot of those Ladies' Hand
Turned, Hand Sewed Kid Button Shoes worth S350,
which made for other parties and our buyers
bought athalf price, offer choice of this line at 81 80
New lot of those Gents Hand Sewed Goodyear Welt Calf
Shoes congress and lace, worth $780, price $3.50
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THE QUAKER CITY,
John cadwaiader and the Italian
Mission.

Philadelphia. Pa. December s'-srienos
OF John cadwalader Of this city are ssid
10 have named him to the president IN
connection with The appointment o. an
ambassador 10 Italy. Il was further stat
cd today that Mr.. cadwelaaer was q can
diante for the position 81 snip'Asa' ~
" Great Britain but was induced ~ ne
p g ssIdent 70 Withdraw in favor Of AIR.
Bayand. 49,, ,t,,. the story
,da. sc,t ~ you'd finally be sent 70 ~
Petersburg, but his friends arg ~ MY isal 1n
deavorlng 10 secure for MN n'e
MI cadwalader was collector ~ p 1sa !.
under the previous cleyeianp enii''''s''
ton. ,,r ro,v
oss,ecat,on 81 the body zuperindnced by
curious complication Of diseases cause Ne
Inc death here yesterday Of Captain AisA S
Hunter at the age Of os years lne 80 ~
Is one Of the most curious IN inea'se. ~
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

The battle, camp and prison scenes of
Maine and Georgia." remarks the New
York Sun, are graphic. and people with
a sense of humor. as well as those who
Ike noise and buster, are sure to de-
rive great deal OF enjoyment from them.
There are two great acts in this play, the
first and the fourth although the second,
which represents in most grewsome
fashion the horrors Of Andersonville pri-
SON IS one not likely TO be forgotten by
those who see II. Mr.. Stockwell IS the
regularly ordained and salaried funny man
of the company, and we'll does he strive
TO earn his reward, but great deal OF
the merriment OF the piece ia not con-
nected with him In any way and is fur
nished unconeciously by the authors and
the different members of the company.
We ascribe Il to more than one author,
because "Malne and Georgia is not new
drama by Howard y. Taylor, as adver-
tised, but substantially That Man From
Maine" a piece acted In the West some
years ago. and then accredited TO Harry
Meredith. When win The tlnlsering play
wriEhfs learn the futility OF such misrep-
Vpa
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The Present PATTI.

4 ~ writes the New York Advertiser
q, I'm eloodless sort OF STRAIN Patti
M as ana gone without producing
|tF ram hlqEest among the people Who
rtai ~, milalcal. She Is no longer d
IN NJ feSsf Her voice Is but the shadow
~ SsspsF self She IS merely y curl
|s,sfne ssft o. vocal bric-a -brnc. me yc-
tfis;a ~. cracked here and there very
= css anu laws that can no ionzer
s'nae - begin 70 show Effort in
der Il eiten apparent now ana this
" n,-s,e,,1, intumes GnsuccsssiuL When
: ast fn,,'ilosrs That she is an artist WHO
g 4 n, s Y ~. % continue her career, that
- Is ~ n, nshting for musical chtise. fha
~ ilfuser ~ wealthy ard sim uses
s1aiis sspptqu0n to accumuiate l,re4t T.
s.asaee y sold, hien sympathy t5r the
..19n ssltes way to disgust ana indig
" hue cohcctt IN Music han wns
...snets - success there were fewer
ssfdis, ~ rapture. emusion ana kissing
,.isrHsr asts such as have accom1anied her
4 tgt AZ sances. Ia truth. she is play
10 nesa people are beginning 10 Know
abpssyul . advertise this Is fare
~ q itet ssa NC. The people have settled
u ns y,n eS ana for AZ.
tAle in ~. student there IS somethiuE
observing such performance
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rna rAcrs ARE wANTnp.
The Poodle OF the East wish Facts. ana
fnVe 10 Iise Tor Word Painting.

The People OF the East Wish Facts, and
Have 10 Use Tor Word Painting.
Elsewhere IN this paper We print an
an Batfimore, under the head Of "Sof q
Iettar." The Record stands AT tho head
of its special class Of journals In America.
and no amount OF money could induce its
nubfishers 10 print one line as editorial
..hich wouln not be IA accord with the
honest opinion OF the paper.
the IA Porte people have advertised
their several officss they send out printed
matter, which gives only facts citlsena
~ Houston, Galveston and other Texas
noirts who have visited the Offices OF this
snrnrany in Illinois. Nebraska, New York
ana other states come home fpll Of praise
IN the work they have nccomp Aahed'-e--p
ne .,eod they have done for Texas IN gene
erel ana inc coast country IN particular
ThIa article should be carefully studied
~ every reader Of The Post. as Il ~ Of
espeeia; Interest e ~ ciiizens q Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

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Hand Ties, worth $100 offer at 500.
Extremely nobby line of Gents Teck Scarfs and Fourin-
hand Ties, hand painted, each Tie in separate box,
worth $3.50, we offer at 75c.
Beautiful of Gents Fine Silk Holiday Suspend
ers, worth $500, at $l.25.
Gents White Hemstch All Silk Japanese Handkerchief,
full size at 25c &c., 40c soc and 75c worth one-third
Those Gents Smoking Jackets at $3.50 $3.50 and $3.50
worth fully double price.
Elegant line of Smyrna Rugs, Hair Rugs, Angora Rugs Art
Squares etc, bought at recent bankrupt Sales
Offering at cut prices.
Full line of Tapestry Brussels Carpets SIC yard worth
Soc
Elegant line of Brussels Carpets at 47c worth Coo
Large of quality Brussels Carpets at 65c
worth Soc.
Large of quality Brussels Carpets at 75c
worth 95c.