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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
ENGINE FOR SALE.
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT,
SAN ANTONIO. TEN

4 7-horse Van Duzen Gas and
Gasoline engine, almost new, in
firSt-class condition. Cost to run
about six cents per hour. The rea-
son for selling is the purchase of a
larger engine of the same make
For further particulars address,
r. y. JOHNSON, LIGUT-O@Ce.
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THE ALAMO CITY
Business College.

Is one of the leading educational
institutions of the land. Our aim
is to make it the cheapest. Every
parent, young man and young
lady should know what we teach
and our rates of tuition. Catalogue
free. Address,
1 % I'm aW. c. BUCHANAN, Pres.
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LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

Laredo firemen took in $40 at
their picnic.
The revolutionists in Honduras
knocked out.
COtulla is still shipping cattle to
the Territory.
The coast cattle market is the
best since 1880.
Colonial bank, Alexandria, Vic
tOria, suspends.
Electors of Ahlwardt's district
ask him to resign.
Richard Dalton appointed col
lector of st. Louis.
Houston smallpox hospital
burned by incendiaries.
BraziPs troops enter Uruguay
and an encounter follows.
Alpine is getting her thunder
ready for the 18th of July.
Corpus Christi has cut down its
police force to three men.
Rockport is shipping ten tons of
fresh vegetables any day.
The Panhandle switchmen at
Columbus, Ohio walk out.
Dun reports the week one of
great financial depression.
Yesterdays celebrations in Mex
leo were on superb scale.
Kansas Senate's investigating
committee is after bOOdlerS.
Texarkana has a $4,000 blaze in
Gallagher's drygoods store.
Boot and shoe trade and iron
trade are exceptionally dull.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe re-
stores the old rates on bagging.
Boerne reports the demand for
cattle greater than the supply.
Finances of Brazil are improved
and public work will be begun.
There is not much sympathy for
Wall street in the National capt.
tai.
1t was a bad Friday in Wall
street yesterday, but not a black
one.
Odem, barkeeper at Buchanan,
shoots a negro dead who assaulted
him.
The quarantine physician at
Arkansas Pass has reached his
station.
The Siamese have assumed the
offensive against France on the
frontier.
Prices have dropped over per
cent all over the country III the
past week.
The street has again been too
heavy for Deacon White and he.
goes under.
Only fifteen failures out of 30
recorded for the week exceeded
$4,000 each.
Cotton bales in sight to date are
6,249, l26, fall of 2,436,235 bales
from last year,
The bicycle relay from Boston
reaches Chicago % hours late, 'Ow-
ing to bad roads.
The district court of San Angelo
knocks out titles under the seven
section act of 1888.
Gladstone says he will move to
postpone the financial clauses of
the Home Rule bill.
The fate of the German army bill
will be decided today or Monday.
1t is not likely to pass.
City valuation Eagle Pass shows
$4,000 in excess of last year. COun-
ty valuation is $2,35O,OOO.
Work on the Portland, Gulf and
Monterey road has stopped and
laborers have been paid off.
State Medical association adj
jOurns, closing the pleasant visit
with a sail on Galveston bay.
The Democrats are preparing for
a congressional session to last from
September next to June 1894.
Pittsburg is wrestling with a
hard-shell Sunday law, making
the day of rest a day of arrest.
Cuba mobolizes 1000 troops in
the eastern section of the island to
suppress any irrectiOnary force.
New Orleans kilograms mention
the suicide of deacon White" but
New York is silent on the subject.
Cisco needs money, lumber and
stock feed. All of the wounded are
doing nicely. Cash receipts are $685.
57S.31.
Trade in woolens is disappoint-
ing and wool sales are 100000
mounds loss than for last Nnar
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TEMPLE & HAMILToN'S BUSI
NESS COLLEGE.
Have Reduced Their Rates 40 Per
Cent.

Cent.
Six months business course $50 :;
three months in shorthand and
typewriting 500. The above rates
are good for 60 days. This great
reduction is made on account of
our recent severe loss by fire,
coupled with a desire to increase
the summer attendance and at the
same time advertise the superior
excellence of this thoroughly pro-
gressive institution of business.
% I'm
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ET
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THE LIGHTS
GREAT BOOK OFFERl

To any one who will send us FOUR of the
following COUPONS which may be cut from
our issues of the same date or from four
issues of different dates, accompanied by
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Any Three Books to be selected by your
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Il. WOlfsOn has just received
another car load of cheap and ar
tiStic chairs; see them.
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FOR RENT.

My elegant twO-story building
No. 40 North street, known as the
"Coryell." Apply f. l. MEYER,
526t Alamo PlaZO.
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A woman's Worthy Charity.

Mrs. Anna Matilda Maulsby, by her
will, which has just been presented for
probate in Washington, provides for the
erection and maintenance of home for
destitute women as a memorial to her
mother. She bought site in a fashion
able part of the city and set apart $685.
900 for the building and $4,000 as an
endowment fund She also bequeaths
$4,000 to the Newsboys and Children's
Aid society for building to be known
as the George Maulsby Memorial
home" in memory of her late husband.
Washington Letter
Large Writing Questionable.
1t is not the latest style to write as big
as possible, but it is the latest fad to
make the bigness bigger than any other
woman's if you possibly can.
Also, it is pschutt mot chic any longer)
to put no address on your letter, no date,
and on no account to punctuate it. 1t is
high style to be misunderstood by all eX-
cept the woman to whom you write
Boston Globe.
Space In the Center of Room.
Don't use a table lamp of herculean
proportions on a small table or in a small
room. Give the eye space as well as the
lungs. Space in the center of the room
is as precious as the most costly piece of
furniture, for it enriChes all the furnish
ings.--Decorator and Furnisher.
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THE AWARD
For the Rest Design for fhe Diplomas FOR
Successful Exhibitors ut the Fair.

For the Rest Design for the Diplomas for
Successful Exhibitors ut the Fair.
WAsHINaroS, June 30. The award
for the best design for the diplomas 70
be given TO the successful exhibitors at
the Worlds fair was Thursday made by
Assistant Secretary Of THE Treasury
Curtis to Mr.. Will II, Lowe, Of New
York
The design for the diploma is = par
ticnlarly fine piece Of skill Itrepre-
sents am arch through the upper OPEN
ing Of which can be seen birds eve
view Of the exposition grounds, ON one
side Is Columbia in d reclining position
resting against buffalo's head and
holding forth her hand for three young
Americans who, represent the white
colored and Indian children of the
land The opening in the lower arch
is intended for the name, etc. - the
exhibitor to whom awarded. below
the base Of the arch is fancy barge. at
the helm of which stands Columbus
The oarsmen are figures to represent
Europe, Asia, Africa and south Ameri-
ca. From the bow, the figure Of Fame
rises holding in her hand a laurel
wreath.
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CLEVELAND ROASTED
ny A. G. warner. President Of the BfmetaI-
nc League.


wAsmNaTOS june 30.-Mr A. g.
Warner. president 81 the Bfmetallic
league, s. IN Washington. and in an In
terview Thursday night said; Mr.
Cleveland Is attempting 70 influence
the members ~ congress 70 desert their
principles and % become recrcant TO
their ayowed advocacy to the silver i'm
terests 81 the country by withholding
patronage from them until they have
been whipped into line and have yielded
promises toad IN the future degradation
OF silver. Mr.. Cleveland. however. Is
making the mistake 81 his life and
strong efforts will shortly be made
70 countcract the results o. these
methods.
AT the meeting OF the Bimetalllc
league here 10 be held soon, resolutions
win be adopted calling attention 10
these attempts of the president to So
cure assistance IN his fight against Sit
yer by abuse Of his patronage and APP
pointing powers and censuring him FOR
resorting to these methods II am
not mistaken we will be able 20
awaken sentiment against the presi-
htHb IA Allts way Ahht VIII tNNNb ~ th1
advantage Of thewhite metal
Mr.. Warner is still sanguine 81 the
future Of silver and Thursday evening
says that the darkest pages Of its his
tory are now being written and that II
II can be saved from ultimate demonc-
tization its future will be brighter
than its past He states that the bi.
metallic league at its meeting will
urge the country 70 stand by silver
standard, even il IL has 10 establish d
money standard Of It's own that shall
be recognized IN none Of the other
countries II they reject the bimetallic
standard. lie believes this country Is
large enough TO stand alone in this
matter and that II can manage to get
along independent Of other nations and
countries
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WASHINGTON, june 30. r. J. Thigh
man, of Tennessee, was Thursday APP
pointed register Of the treasury. sue
ceeding Gen. w s, Rosecrans, who has
resigned ON account of i'll health. GEN.
Rosecrans was first appointed during
Mr.. Clcveland's first administration.
but was retained during Mr. lIarrison's
administration, through the influence
of Mr.. Chauncey Depew and Others
For some time Gen. Rosecrans health
has been Of a character TO prevent very
close attention to his duties, and in
consequences handed his resignation to
the secretary,
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|. PEAcHBs AND CREAM.

5 Who IS il that doesn't like Peaches
and Cream especially at this season Of
theyeaf. We have ii! The most De.
licious beverage that can be served al
Soda Fouptaias Peach Pulp made
from the finest mutt, served with lee
Cream at onr soda counter, and We
charge he regular pilce, 81 i glass
IL you drink il once you will ALWAYS
want IL Everybody Is delighted with
II. The only place IN town where L
is served with Ice Cream IS at A. NJ.
Gilbert 4 Bros, Drug Store.
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The NaYal Mllllln.

WAsHINGToN, June so The navy de-
partment is doing everything in its
power TO stimulate the development 81
the naval militia and especially in the
states along the lake border. AT pres
EMIT is lending its aid toward organ
izing the naval militia in Michigan and
is now sending to the authorities in
that state books and pamphlets and
suggestion for the organization II the
fnrea5 58s
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.HE CANNOT Be RUFFLED.
The Governor Of Illinois Inter
viewed by a Reporter.
His ASSISTANTS Abuse His Message,
But Do Not Answer 1t.
The Governor says His Father Was Natur-
alfred when He fthe GoverDorl Was
small Boy-AltgeId Hanged In
Emgy In . Chicago suburb.

CHICAGO, June 80. Gov Altgeld ar
rived in town Thursday. In reply To a
reporter who asked him II he had any
thing to say about his pardon Of the
anarchists and the criticism which has
been made Of the act sincei its announce
ment, the governor says: My rea-
sons for pardoning the anarchists stand,
and abuse OF the governor will not
knock them down. In the comments
have seen there Is only abuse There Is
no argument They do not mention
the fact that the man who was chief
Of the police at the time says that he,
has investigated the case thoroughly
and that he doesn't believe there was
much in It They do not mention the
fact that the jurymen got up and said
they couid not give the ease a fair and
impartial trial. They do not mention
the fact that the man who threw the
bomb was not brought into court and
gave no evidence whatever Mt the trial;
that it, was not proved in the slightest
measure that the man who threw the
bomb had any connection with these
men, was at all melted to the act by
the conduct of these men or that he
had ever even heard them make a
speech. In q word they leave my rea-
sons severely alone Now, mere abuse
can not knock these reasons down.
They are there and they must stand or
fall on their merits
Asked about the rumor that he Is not
citizen. Gov. Altgcld said; My father
was natnralized when ] was "a very
small boy. Indeed ! was hut three
months old when the family arrived in
this country and my father at once
took the necessary steps to make him
citizen of the United States He be-
came fully naturalized, and ] being
minor, became d citizen on reaching my
majority by virtue Of the papers issued
70 my father. This occurred at Mans
field, o., and the records will show the
time of his naturalization, If any one
cares to make an investigation .
Gov. Altgeld was hanged in ettigy at
the suburban town Of Napieryille,
Thursday night
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Going to Tho CHINA station.

WASHINGTON, June so. Sailing or
ders have been sent to the q, S. steam
err Concord. at Norfolk, Va, and as
soon as She can be gotten away, proha-
bly, early next week, the gunboat Will
sail for the China station. She will 60
by way Of the Mediterranean sea ana
the Suez canal The department off
Gals do not anticipate any danger
from cholera coming aboard at any Of
the Arabian seaports If proper precau-
tions are observed
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The westsPomt Milltary Academy

WASHINGTON, June So The report
OF the boardsof visitors to the West
Point Military academy has been com
pleted and is now on its way to the war
department The board recommended
an appropriation of about sl20, 900 for
the improvement and repair Of build
ings The improvement includes new
officers quarters and the expenditure
Of $4,000 for fire-proofng the library
building. The academy they find 70 be
in excellent condition and they coinpli-
ment the officers on their work
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Secretary Cariisle's AppoIn,ments,

WASHINGTON, june 80 Secretary Car
Isle Friday made the following ap-
pointments: Claude If johnson, of Ken
lucky, to be chief of the bureau Of
engraving and printing. George w
Castle, Of Kentucky, custodian Of dies.
rolls and plates, bureau OF engraving
and printing. II is stated at the treas.
ury that no appointment of director Of
the mint will be made until the assem-
blage of congress. The position of
fourth auditor of the treasury will be
filed the latter part of July.
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Ann ARBoR, Mich, June 30. Thurs
day the University Of Michigan cele-
brated the forty-ninth annual com
mencement, and when the exercises
were over 704 students in all depart
ments had secured sheepskins5 One of
the main features of the commence
ment exercises was the address by
Charles Dudley Warner, OF Hartford
Conn.
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Republican Natlop.I Con,n,i,t... y.

new YORK, june 30 Chairman Thos.
y Garter, Of the republican national
committee has privately announced his
intention 70 call the executive cominit4
tee together probably III this city next
September, Then II isthought pcrm..-
nent headquarters will be Selected.
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Be Your Own Doctor.

For one dollar get hottle,of Mayers' Mag.
netic Catarrh Cure Ii will last FOR three
months. and y absolutely guaranteed by Your
druggist
Doctors saw the only way To cure Gatarrh
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CHICAGO, June 80. Treasurer Sea-
burger authorizes the statement that
there is no truth whatever in the re-.
port sent from Philadelphia that the
government has decided to pay out the
$4,000 reserve belonging to the Co.
lumbar exposition and thus no one
need to hesitate to buy the souvenir
coins now on sale.
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Jolly MilIers al the Fair.

CHICAGO, June 80, Jolly millers from
the east and west held serious debate al
the Worlds fair Thursday. Hon +. o.
Stanard acted as president and deliv-
cred the opening address The secre-
tary read a paper by J Sterling Nor.
ton, secretary of agriculture. which
dwelt on the extension Of the export
trade in -four
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Silver il AmHterdn

AMSTERDAM, June 80 The market
here for silver has been, with the other
markets Of the world. greatly affected
by the action OF the government of IN
dia in dealing with the currency ques-
ton IN that country In the open
market the price of fines silver has
dropped from 6S guilders to 90 gnilde1-s
fer ki1p
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-01

WASHINGTON June 30 Assistant
Secretary Reynolds, Of the Interior de-
partment has decided that theiwomen
who superintendent the diet of sick and
wounded soldiers during the war are
Untitled to pensions under the provi-
sions of the act of August 8, 1882, com
monty known as the nurses
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Mexico WIN Keen on COMM,

CITY or MEXICO. June 80. Secretary
OF the Treasury Limantour wishes tor
announce to the world that there IS no
truth in the rumoA that Mexico con
templates suspending the free coinage
ri silver. On the contrary, all of the
Mexican mines will be worked to their
utmost capacity
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PANAMA, June 30 1t is reported to
PC the Intention Of the new Niearaguan
government not 70 appoint minister
to Washingtontt succeed DIR. Guzeman.
Il Is proposed, as measure Of economy.
70 abolish nearlysall 81 the legations
abroad, including that ID the tinted
States
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y. WASHINGTON, June 80, The accept
anee test OF the seyenteen-inch plate Of
the Indiana, which was 10 have been
atthe Indianhead proving groupds sat
urday, has been postponed until next
saturday This plate represents roo
tons 81 atmor, and viii be attacked BY
a twelyeeinch gun
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..Printer's Ink. Admitted q the MANS

WAsHfNaToS; June so Third Assist
ant Postmaster General Craig rendered
a decision Thursday, holding that Print
er's Ink, the class, journal pf New York,
published by GeorRe /. RowetlS Cos.
was entitled to ADMISSION in the mails
at seehnd class rates,
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gers. ~ 70 iei "a pas..b
Aadisionsi trsns MI leave Carlisle daily e.s.,,
LIS p. M and 42s N. 'uik Al tiAa a
burg. .fe ana Ihaiut+f.-
Daily.
Daily except SUNDAY.
Additional trains viii leave Harriabn,
sunday a STA M, 10 50 a. m, 81 b ~ y. sletp
Variisls A. 70 q M, u ~ a, m Us b n 49,, a
o.. arriving A. M-ch%nicsburg at lspm 49,, s.s
Pullman Palace sleeping Can bet,a., n
New YorA on Ho. and 10 easi and -, tisteHa
west. " ~ s1l 4
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Pierola,. MnYen,e.,nL,ltI-s

P4NAMA, June 80 Pierola has land
ed At chala, Peru, and gone on u Arc.
quipa- He is said to he repairing "
head revolution designed to put hin
in. the presidential chair Hostile oper-
ations are expected 10 begin soon
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THE WONDER 81 TIE AeE.

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market and absolutely guaranteed For sale
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Ihe GoId Kesarye Inrrrasa.l.

u WASHINGTON, June 30 The gold re-.
serve Is still increasing, and Thursday
the figures reached ses, ISL $40.
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FOUND DEAD j!

Without 2 copper in his pocket and
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and miserable ending. Well, yon
may rest assured he was mer-
chant who believed in acredit system
who had no enemies, and but little use
for printersnik Had he done a cash
business, avoided oilers and loafers,
and advertised iudiciously in the col
umns of THE WoRI%n,-he would have
been successful in business, and accu-
mnlatedacomfortable fortune. Instead
Of dying pepniless be would have left
q nice sum for his family Merchants
heed the moral, aud tell the public
what you arc selling tlsopgh The col
umns Of THF Duly Np WEEKLY
WORLD,
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THE
WEEKLY WORLD.
M
Consists Of EIGHT Pages
and is sold for Sloo .
per Year.

Il. Il il i 4 t.N
This explains why its circulation "
grown 70 rapidly and why a(lses'''f.'
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TECHNlCAllTItS.

Which have 80 long worked injustice 70 =
applicants and agents aud while ii does
not contemplate ID amy sense the accept
ance of any applicant not safely insur-
able, it recognizes the fact that a large
number of risks usually declined can be
safely insured al an increased premium.
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baltimore AND ONO RXIlR0,h
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IL EFFEt1r SUNDAY, MAY Il lya
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First-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound institution that
places all its risks at one rate, wholly
ignoring the Importance Of charging
each policy holder premium equitably
prop0rtiened to the risk assumed This
Is the
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium

The principal is similar to that applied
10 fire INSURANCE, the premiums being
regulated In accordance with the nature
of the risk The adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered to the public, as the rate
charged is directly In proportion 10 the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for all. While none but those safely In
strable arc accepted, the
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The Adjusted Rate plan

l. original with this Company and IS an
entirely new feature In life insurance.
Itfnables the Company 20 provide in
STRANGE TO persons who are