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Asroz1A. Mas Ia >feS.a!. The light
t4a,.se tender ColGfn hane : aos oaly wait
.ar :of l'a,o, Francs - resSh Victoria
fr.ssy. the North before she starts ga her
Ieuethg Alaskan trip. After leaving here
aw.i coaAns \. IAepassare hav. ste ~.
va: los ~ss Navraws, $ew Iesk&Akatla
er. Nran-es. Wransel D&rro~s. Peril
straits. kG54ssuc<s. sa&4a. Juneau, lvaa
can4l ant = lea other rs. g.ossaa. uo.nt>
Attaesa n.aces she wl!. thoroughly oge..
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A sENskLEss JOk K.



Prof. George Cady johnson. ex- president
at the Seattle Art League. is not Bene-
dict. although the society columns of the
PoSr-ISTELiiGgSCE last Sunday made
hi m out 10 he one.
IL appears that two lickspittles Of the
artistic profession have recently become
envious OF the kind words that have been
said of Prof. Johnson in many quarters and
conceived the idea of making him the sub
jec, OF a practical joke. Accordingly they
inventsi plausible story IN which Prot.
Johnson figured as groom ana a wealthy
voaug lady as bride in wedding q,
Victoria Prof johnson vas out Of the
rl:v AZ the time, and when they brought
the notice 80 the office Of the posr-f>rEi-
IE.FSsrR lt appeared - Re al sighs and
Vas ran as an ite,n Of society news. Prof
Johnson. upon his retaFn fran business
trip. was overs Inclined alth cong-atuia-
tions Shlo. lie could nos honestly accept.
The matter has been thoroughly iaves-
,lsAteI by tie PesT-INTEiliGgxtKR and
Prof Johnson has been placed III posses
zion az proofs concerning the origin VI the
tracGacal iokeTs. Il is only az h. earnest
rvt.ge,; that their names are withheld
from. this s;e;n. Il IS more than probable
that the iokers wsil have canse io regret
the.s foily before Prof. Johnson gels
through gith them.
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CONDEMNED DISPATCHES.

The Building Laborsrs' Talon 81 Boston ana
the surrounding towns has aseiiesf that unssss
ssse master builders graa. ia demand fos an "a
vsnse ia wages the fa~nbsrs will strike.
The Catholic knights OF Auassira havc con.
e!as.aa loar days session 81 taieaxo, At which
e. 9feasgrer p'nfsens proposition 10 com
promise hts shoFtsEs wss rejected ard the
tng;&es referred ~ tbs executive Gun ssis.ss log
tie prosecution os y Bfsen.
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SPOKANE, May i3.-Espeeial- Judge
William u. Lang.ord. n pioneer lawyer Of
the Northwest. died this afternoon after a
long illness, aged - years. While living
al Walia Waiia In issi. he was appointed
associate justice OF the supreme court OF
Washington tertiary by President CIeve.
land. lie removed 10 Spokane three year
sgo and was soon af,e, elected superior
judge on the Democratic and Lanor ticket.
His term expired last fall.
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MINING Sr0CKA
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

LONDON, May lS.-Thc members OF the atock
exchange expected the announcement OF
number of failures at the opening
this morning. but were agreeably disap-
pointed at finding that only two email
failures had occurred and that somc firms sup
posed to 30 in difficulties had effected settle
ments. This fact caused much relief aud added
to the stcadiness OF the market
LONDON. May ls.-Bar silver. .9,5 fne, So "a.
Consols. % 1l-l6d. Bank OF England discount
rate. So per cent
ENGLISH GRAIN Market
LvERrooL, May la--Wheat-OfFercd spar.
iugly. No red winter. steady. 81 III I'd.
Corn-stcady and offered moderately. May. u
cs4d: July. ~ Al
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Tho New Wataroaa Enrins,

II has been arranged that the trial Of
the new Waterous fire engine shall take
place at I'D O'Clock on Monday, near the
Union dock. Messrs. Goddard, Hayter
and Campbell will supervise the ties, Oh
behalf of the city and the manufacturers
will have their representatives on the
yrnstn1
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The election Mt Ballard yesterday tn
authorize thc ISSUANCE of 81, 900 bonds for
the building OF much-needed addition In
the public school and to fund about s., ODo
OF the floating debt. resulted in defeat of
the bonding proposition. The Populists
are evidently strong in Ballard.
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At ST. Marks Episcopal church today
there win be Holy Communion at 7.3O q.
M: morning prayer and bacealaureato
sermon TO students Of the state university
at II q. rn.. and even prayer and sermon
at r. m. Rev. u. e. Garrett. rector.
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Steamer Monte CT iste Dam eyed.

EVERETT. May l3.-ISpecial. steamer
Monte cristo was struck by the Mikado
near the bow last night, cutting pig
hole above the water line. The boat man.
aged to make the hayside all right ana
was beac he'd for repairs.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKKrs.


Ih8 S4AFE OF TRADE.
FAN FkASCrSco, May 1S-The local mer-
chandise markets are fairly scsivs and prices
steady. The produce market is quiet
Vegetables OF ali kinda are plentiful. Peas
are lower and old potatoes nsm. More onions
came in from Australia.
Butter holds fsu. Eggs ars easy and cheese
Il weak.
Poultry IL quiet
Game 10 dull.
Straw berries are higher.
Proiuce receipss-Escur. ie.ifa quarter sacks.
Oregon. 1885, wheat. SO centa.e. Oregon. 7.SsS:
barley. a-as eeu.sls; oa:.. 5s6 cen:als. Oregon.
1895: beans, IS sacks; potatoes. ls> sacks. Ore
Soa. Sia
FIonY-S,sedy Ut the advance. We quote;
Net cash prices for family extras. $AltsHi ID
per obs; takers extras. <Aouaiso' supcsaIe.
- SOAR
Wnsas-The market is steady and business Is
limited because OF light offerings Cao'so.e At
s.2sax ~ per GENITAL Tor No. shipping and
sLsli. tor a choice article. Milling wheat 10
$.5Ss Sel-S-i- per GENITAL.
Baraey-kecps firm IN price. there being ssrosk
holding. We quote, Feed. ss>Ssscc pes cen'ai
tor good quality. aad>ss aetss1sc for choics:
brewing. aets$Lusl per GENITAL
oass->tecks are not large. while prices ere
firm ana buoyant Quatshie at $..asyl 50 tor
fair to good " hi;e, ana fl4sSl.6, per ceuisi sor
good 70 choice; black Oats. tt-a.3i-s9 per Genital
FINANCIAL
Dratts-on eight, New York. per 500. $50.
Sterling oiiis-on London. sixty day bauk
{Issi,
si.ve,-Bsrs. per ounce, So stSsskc; Mexican
ooaiass, ob1 <tghss<c.
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Total
81 nnl-S IS

This is $i56.s>a9s less than the preceding
week aud 3sss. $40 O. less than the corresponding
week last year. which was m exceptional week.
Trade during the week has been fair. but not
up TO what was expected at this season OF tho
year. ewing 10 the backward spring
All sugars are so higher than week ago.
the figures bang Is. per pound for granulasei
II barrels.
smoked meats have advanced another quarter
o! q cent, and the reported shortage in the hay
crop does not indicate sny great reduction from
the present high figures.
Wheat is weaker. After having advanced to
90 cents for export for club. it he's declined to
6slsc for club and 6atG7lc for blue stem. Milling
prices arc about cents higher.
Following the advance in wheat Aour has
become firmer and California product has ad-
yaRccd - cents per barrel. As yet no change Is
noted in the prices OF Washington hours, but il
may be expected daily.
Fresh meats are scarce. bat no further advance
in prices has taken place.
Ranch eggs are weaker ana are now offered at
- cents. wholesale.
sstYaw berries are quite plenty in the market.
coming from California few cherries oil in
fcrior quality have also arrived, and 60 at - -
tor . nine pound box
The cocoanut market 10 overstockei and they
wholesale at a. cents PEI dozen and retail a.
cents apiece
Vegetables are now arriving from Southern
California by rail and sell for somewhat higher
prices than those arriving by boat, AZ they come
In better condition.
A car load OF Eastern apples has just arrived
In market
Oats now Wholesale at 81, per ton, and an ar.
rival O: 1000 sacks from lower Sound points IL
noted today.
SHIPMENTS AND REcEIrrs
During tho past twcnsy-four hours produce
and merchandise have been shipped from and
received At the port OF Seattleiu the following
quantities:
Tcaa.
Shipments BY rail and watcr. ..............: .2li
Receipts by rail and water So
Portland Wheat Market.
PORTLAND, May l3.-.SpeciaL Nv heat-Dull
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Booths Condition Unchsnge

NEw Yosg. May i3.-as midnight there
was no change In the condition of Edwin
Isaust
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LIMITED STATES NAR.HALfs NOTICE OF
- seizure In the dfssr1c. court q the United
stats, asssffSs 81 AsiisrTscs. Northern 9sslaa.
kefsAs. libel has been lied ia the above :
itte cours hy ieha W Isgact1 against the steamer
asseA<ie. her iacx ie arpsys, and farastare. aeg-
rag "a substance thai there IL csc sA!3 afkG inat
rom said steamer sHs Of siSi75 fer wsses
bse0na AID dec hais. sna Praying the usaas pro
cess sata 'raonf soa, Nov therefore, snepfTs
81 . saon:aon ISSUED oai ef said court 10 nae d.
fset@sL hereby give public nosfee e. all persons
GO shtng saiT steamer or knowing or having any
iAfHs 10 say why the same shraid not ce con =
ssnsnts and soad pursuant 30 the prayer TT sad
inst taas they be and APPEAR before Maid coars at
the city OF seattle the ist day ~ June 1898 IL
that day rhsii be day CT jurisdiction. other~ss.
on the sexs dAy OF Jurisdiction thereafter ard
fhsre TO intsrE.pse ihsis claims and make thssr
Allegations In thai h~halt
Taos. n. BROWN. United states MsrshaL
ty III. a. EfsEIo@. nepgfy.
e, d. EMERY. Proctor for IaneIlant
Dated NAY IL. isaJ
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TINTED STATES HAEsHAL< NOTICE
- of seskare~fashs United States district csart,
district 81 W sehIaxson. Sosthera division. CAse
No. 6gT.
Whereas ubel has been ded Ia the disir:cs
court Of tss United States. fof the district Of
Washington. Northern division, ca the 13tn day 81
Aas. 1898 ~ Emti Johnson. mariner, hxasnss
Use steamer Mff.oss her tackle appare. AMI fur
nilBfs. alleging In substance that the sum of
sesrnts dollars and afty cents $40 30l i@ due
and owing this ubei.anE, and praying rrocesn
against said steamer. and that sail steamer Gns-
cs<s. her tackle. apparel aHi furniture may be
condemned and SOLD Ia pay such sam with costs.
charges and expenses. Nos. therefore. an
pursuance OF the IIgontion under seal 81
the sad court 10 ia. directed and deliv-
@f~d. 10 hereby give puzzle notice 10 nil
persons Claiming said steamer Milton. her TACKLE,
apparel ana furniture tn any manner inter
rssea therein. that they b.. asd appear before
nas said District court to he held The city OF
seattle. In said district. the LIST day Of June.
at 10 o'cssck then ard there to inseraose fher
claims and maze fheir alls cations la that behalf
THOMAS ". BROWN, 4. =. Marshal
BY IL. A. kfaELow. Depaty.
G. u. EMERY, Proctor for I.beI.ant.
Dated this 18th day OF MAJ. 1921
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


New YORK. May lathe stock market was ex-
tremeiy weak during the greater part OF the ses-
sion Rumors OF heavy goio export during the
coming week, dispatches that the outlook for
crops 10 more discouraging than ever.
and bank failures out West. all combined
10 depsess prices and assist tho bears in making
violent attacks upon the leading shares To
asaist operations they gave wide currency to
runners affecting the credit Of prominent houses,
the attack eliminating with u story that Hill
ings Il Co. had failed. As matter of
TACT the firm In question at the time
the story was put OUT. sent emphatic
denial to the president of the stock exchange.
and stated that they werc fully prepared 10 meet
every obligation. The result was rally in final
dealings OF .nIlsa per cent. the latter In Rock
Island. which sold Up from rs TO e9s4 The pre-
vious decline was equal to 100 per cent.
and Oh the way down there were consdera-
able liquidafions. Tho short selling was far
greater. however, a. evidenced by the share Dor
rowing demand near the close. ~ ben pretty much
everything ON the list was wanted aud money
lent hat to lie 10. use
Government honcs-Stcady.
Petroleum--Duil end steady a. Sc.
FINANCIAL
Money on cail--Nomin ally per cent Prime
paper, eos per cent sterling exchAuae~-Firm.
with actual business in bankers bills at u s,sb
assi. for sixty.day bills: demand, N.ssa< %
Lsg l.
SILVER
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Portland Wheat Marke,

PORTLAND. May ls.-sspeciaL whsat-Dull
and steady. Valley, 81. 2o(Di ~: Walia Waila.
&lln9i.l2ia per GENITAL. Receipts were $3.50
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Heus-null and steady. New York states.
esmIneG "a eao.ce, is(s+I4sc; fssiae eoasts. "a
size.
,ngf.e STEADY, lcsssso points ur. safes wera
q s1l bags. iac.ai ag June. sl5 -: ialy. 81 Of
sztafs: August 81. spot Rio-Qgiet sad arm.
- 41iaf4e
easa.-9a!es aod steady. Fair refined. 49,:
cen.fiigEai. .s~iesf, - ReaHe9 Qaiei and
wess. on 4. 4sSlss@s' se mould 4. $50
5 Ills standard 4, J l-ltss -. confectionery
4. 3lss1sfs eui load. - go s. lee. cgu.h.f.
s.sxssb LOFTS Toraesci. $ll,lssS.s1 C. sfaau-
lated. S-ifsssa - cubes. IL lssastfss-
CaSpe. -%4agss aai weak. EaAe, ~. sr1iL
lese. Domestic. tA7A
T.n~ steady. straits. SO ~ bid. pia.es -
Quiet a29 steady. sfsltss Quse:, Domestic,
81
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sbscsE.


h fSfkfs: KtftH VISIBLE WRIT
$50 s~sFeNs atsi sseHt latest. he%t seed far
80 .ssxsacs ! .isea Msmeosrasa. scott n
- sss fssl*S ;,sses
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CHICAGO. Nav i1-Casss@ Receipt '.Ss19,
n9sfuvss o. note Top steers = %Tf.aa.
rTtse- &s9ss1sS. others. sL@1gi a.. sgocxers.
8 fse&s - 4.xaas, g. 81
Hogs E@ce iTsss- lsAt&6s- ss.afxei ossnsf 5.tss
sad sir0ug. t4>s; closed ~: . ever, Mixed aaa
T.sr&ers e 5 SO 81. prime Ae4vT ard hEtsners
weight. g. ex..79. rs.sas ligag g. a9as 81. Pigs.
= aSss -
sheep Receipt $50. market s,sosgsr
tsgass Tex&ns. g. ,ssssa. a=t.Ee as4 es;e:a
we.aess. g essg~A5a
CHICAGO s0sgE ~ TganG
gHtcsGe. Mag l4-H Ass:-Eetr trade. ha.
saAsxet uassgs.ea. op9asS aeAaag e9 10 &c
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IT. -. AHf -u&E<r IN fHE CITY:
go -. nssfss es'ea ,f,ire sot sshin gson
Ersys @ses Fss.t
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

TIDES At SEATTLE HAgsos TODAY,
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The leading drugsls.. L. o. Gay. In. =.
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Government honcs-Sscady.
Petroleum-Dull end steady AZ sc.
FINANCIAL
stIrER
NEW YORK, May Il bar silver, $3.50.

BONDS
T. g II fregl ... Il2lsr. 5. Is coupon. Ii2,5
L. :. - tregj .... 80 lrAcitc -. ......... l1o
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Following is the record by days for the wees
at the Seattle clearing house:
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'tNA ls,.RfHG~ HAtE e Ga /.
- q ss s3s1 esf0tetstA faTu4 3@Gsss sps-
- - sttfl: street Aii a4ts sss
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

THERE is no longer any ques-
ton of the dawning Of the era of
low fares ito the Chicago fair.
In the east the single Irate for the
round trip has come, and in the
the west the agreement has been
reached for the same rate, while
in Texas a $3245 rate for the
round trip is announced from the
coast. 1t is not likely that prices
will go below this, but at this rate
travel should be brisk.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

GOVERNOR TILLMAN, the official
saloon keeper of South Carolina,
did not purchase single barrel of
the 100000 worth with which he be
ganstate business within the bound
aries of the state, declaring that to
the best of his knowledge and be-
lief there was not a barrel of pure
liquor in the state. He is the big
gest saloon keeper on top Of dirt
and the biggest fool governor in
this country. The LIGHT says
this with a full recognition of the
situation in the great state OF
Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13
1T SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE

J.B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharpsburg,
Pa, says ne will not be without DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Constipation,
Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife
VINO was threatened with Pneumonia af-
ter an attack Of La Grippe" when vari-
Gus other remedies and several physicians
had done her no good. Robert Barber. of
Cookspurt. Pa. claims DR.. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good than
anything he ever used for Lung Trouble
Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial
BOTTLES at San Antonio Drug Co.'S, F..
Kalteyer e Sons and A. Dreiss' drug
store. Lal ge bottles SOC. and Sl.0O.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

THERE is less money in cotton
than almost everything else that
the farmer raises, but it takes him
a long time to find it out. Some of
the wiser ones have discovered this
fact and in few years their slower
brethren will have found it out and
then cotton raising will be less gen.
eral and the profits arising from its
culture will be larger. General
farming and the cultivation Of
fruit pays better.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

THE Corpus Caller calls for the
introduction of the whipping post
for the punishment of those brutes
in the guise of men who whip
their wives. The punishment
would be richly deserved, but will
it pay for the state to brutalize it
self in the effort to punish brutali-
ty?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

THE policy of buying at home is
the correct one, but how can it be
done unless there is that at home
which one desires to buy? This is
just what American protection
aims to do to secure for the Amer
lean buyer American goods at the
lowest price that is consistent with
the rights of American labor, grad
ing the tariff to equalize the bal
ances between the low priced labor
of foreign workmen and the higher
priced labor that American manu-
facturers employ. 1t is only thus
that home market can be built
up, and in building this market
and supplying it there is not only
a solution of the labor question, but
also a settlement of all our finan
cial difficulties.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

NEW ORLEANS is happy and
Galveston ought to be. Cleveland
has bounced the republican COL
lectors at those ports and put in
democrats in their stead, but the
inhabitants of the Pirate isle have
not jubilated to any considerable
extent. They prefer Quincy to Fin
lay for collector.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

If this country follows the lead
of the European governments the
result will be monometalism. She
had far better take her own course
in that matter and let the old
world cut bait a while.
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INo1 $3.50 500 $500 SCI OO 90 $50 90
I eRal Advertisements sl.OOpe. inch first

Insertion. rs cents per inch each subse-
ouent insertion. Trustees sales s1.OO per
each 6rst Insertions 5 cents each insertion
after
Reading matter, editorial page, rs cents
per line each insertion. Local columns
10 cents first insertion, 10 cents first week
a4nts after first week. Special rates on
xo and 100 lines running for month. ,
Home advertisements payable on nrst OF
N month. Transient advertising. pay
able in advance. Only metal cuts printed;
Special rates given on larger space ana
long time advertisements. discount given
Tor cash.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications for this paper
should be accompanied by the name OF the
author, not necessary for publication, but
as evidence Of good faith on the part OF
the writer. Write on one side OF the pa
per, in a plain hand. Anonymous COM
munications will not be noticed. The
LIGHT will not be responsible for the
statements Of its CORRESPONDENTS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

CoRBETr has made that match
with Peter Jackson and the colored
athlete is happy; more so than he
NAV be after Corbett gets done
with him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

THE G.. A. r. have done wisely
in invoking a decision of the
courts as to the authority of the
Pensions commissioner to abrogate
pensions at will. The legal fight
over this question will be a most
interesting one. The LIGHT is OF
opinion that no pension can be dis
continued without cause, and that
having been granted the burden OF
proof is on the commissioner tC
show that It was obtained by
fraud.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

The Dallas Times-Herald ar
raigns the Santa Fe for it's discrim-
nations against Dallas and in IA
vor of Fort Worth, publishing the
schedules to show wherein the dis
elimination lies. If the Times
Herald was published in this city
1t would have become used to a
little thing like that.
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Visiting Cards free.
FINE RANCH. A BARGAIN.

$4,000 on easy payment will buy the
finest and cheapest ranch 10 Bexar coun-
ty, thirteen miles west OF San Antonio, on
the Culebra creek Excellent meadows,
farming and pasture and timber lands, al
fenced, and containing $500 acres " land
with two fine wells of permanent water
and two large tanks well distributed;
thr dwelling houses, stables and corr ais.
For further information call upou J. V.
Dgnowity, over Texas Nationa bank. tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

ENGLAND has her Home Rule
measure, Germany her military
bill, United States her silver
trouble.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

NORTH GALVESTON HEIGHTS
and Houston Heights have come
down low, and the first lower than
the last.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

THE Democrat-Reporter of Tyler
never rode bicycle. This is self
evident from it's Characterization
of the riders who have gone to Chi
cago from this city. The Tyler man
wants rounding up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

WATTERsON has not changed his
opinion of the stolidity and wood
en-headedness of Cleveland. and in
his recent screeds against the over
grown democratic idol he has not
lost any of his old time energy and
VindictiVeneSS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

THERE is no real reason for dis
enlargement over the drop of cat
tie in Texas. Prices will again adj
vance with the restoration Of finan-
cial confidence, as in all other
branches of business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-13

THE Texas minister of education
saws that all teachers who are to
be actively employed in their pro-
fession next school term must at
tend summer normal at least two
weeks. This is tough.