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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
BANQUET TO DIR. Jenkins.

New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE citizens
of many coast cities will tonight give
q testimonial banquet and reception
to DR.. William T. Jenkins, health Of
ficer of this port In the hall at Fifty
ninth street and Madison avenue
The doctor will be congratulated on
his work In saving this continent
from an invasion of cholera. Erastu
Wiman is chairman of the reception
committee, and on tine committee of
arrangements, of which DIR. George
Tucker Harrison is chairman, are An
drew s. Hamersley, General Ferdi-
nand P. Earle, Herman Celrichs,
John H. Orman, Robert Msclay, John
d. Drlmmins, Ed ward Schell, Nathan
Strauss, q. Schwab. J. J. O'Donoghue,
Constantine F. Brunn, r. J. Cortis,
Robert b. Roosevelt, A. Forget, DR..
Daniel p. Pease, J. Rhinelander,
Dillon, Scott Lord, John H. V. Arm
old, Juan M. Ceballos, DR.. John A.
Wyeth. Jacob Rupert, Isidor Struss,
DR.. Charles J. Perry, Colonel William
V. King. M. Roosevelt Schuyler. Mel
son J. Water bury, Jr, Edward Kesrn-
ey and Edward V. Loow. Among
those who have been invited to at
tend the banquet are President-elect
Cleveland, United States Senators
Hill and Murphy, Governors Flower
and Werts, Mayors Gilroy and Body,
w. Bourke Cochran. Amos j. Cum
Minis and Frederic r. COudert.
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Boston's Great AthIeUC Events.
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 1.-THE games
of the Boston Athletic association
will be notable today because Yale
and Harvard have entered teams to
compete for athletic honors. A num-
Der of New York athletics will also
compete in the games which will be
held in Mechanics hall. The handi-
cap events will be as follows: 40
yard dash, limit 8 feet; one mile run,
limit 80 yards; 45 yard hurdle race.
limit 8 feet; 800 yard run, limit 80
yards; l mile walk, limit 45 seconds,
and running high jump, limit 6 inches.
Team races have been arranged he.
tween Harvard and Yale. Amherst
and Dartmouth, and the Worcester
and Suffolk Athletic clubs. There
will be q match race at q mile be-
tween E. l.. White of the Suffolk
Athletic club and w. H. Allison of
the Worcester Athletic club A.
Another match race at one-halt
mile between p. Rose, Suffolk Athles
tic club, and F. Hoakley. Worchester
Athletic club, attract some attent ton
at Boston. There will also be 40
yard novice scratch race and tug-of.
war COWp6tltlOu UoGWccu tonLus rep
resentipg the Glouscester Athletic
club and the Acorn Athletic associa-
ton OF Brooklyn. The race between
Yale and Harvard will be something
unique, there never having been any
thing OF the kind In the country
The programme Is as follows: Each
institution sends four men, two of
whom, one from each side, are on the
track at the same time. The pair
run $40 yards, when they are relieved
by two of their companions, each
man runs $40 yards. This keeps up
until each of the four had his turn
and the victory is given to the college
whose representative comes In ahead.
The idea is TO vary the monotony OF
the customary rule, and so increase
the interest. IL will be seen that the
lead will very from one college to
another and that when one side is
ahead the other will have a
change affairs in the first pair that
start after every $40 yards. 1t is also
conceived with the intention OF in
creasing the time, and the plan Of
the men relieving each other will
necessarily conduce to that end.
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CAMPAIGN SCALPs.
BY TOM A. HAWK.


After February 18th, Callaghan can
again damn the Dutch.
Brine is fine duck to be called can
airy.
IT'S natural for a corkScrew to be
crooked.
To their credit several of the police are
in favor of Mr.. PaSchal. It's well.
The people love brains; the PaSChal
ticket IS hrainy.
If Bryan is canary, Phil must be a
hooking bird.
We want no proxy for mayor; give us
the substance and not a shadow.
The ring is in perSpiration hot enough
to boil eggs. Never did a hard set melt so
fast.
The municipal crooks are not exactly
dice boxes but the voters will soon shake
them just the same.
voter got too near Old COrkscrew
Yesterday and is today threatened with
the jim jams.
CrackSmen don't want to be seen when
opening safes, nor do the ringSterS want
to be seen when counting the votes.
The treasury being empty one of the
city employees had recently to pawn his
wife'S wedding ring to buy bread, and
they have in the past"
Bryan defeated the eight-hour law in
the city council, and still he wants the
voters who were denied the two hours
rest with their families to vote for Shar-
dein. Bah!
The snake of avariSe has coiled around
city affairs until the administration re-
SembleS a huge cOrkSCrew.
Old man Page is one OF the main ring
SterS and yet the old management of the
S. A. P. would not have him even as a
Scab.
The ring buzzardS would turn brother
against brother, in order to drive their
foul beaks into the city carcass, made 50
by the head Spoilsmen.
Rodent Willie" is squealing for the
ring. BROKER and Can Smut Robinson,
notorious prohibitiOnists, are doing the
same thing.
1--WE will treat you in the future as we
have in the past" Satan does the same
thing; he never changes either.
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ABOUT GUSTAVE FRASCH.
Figures Prove the Charges to be
False and Throw the Blame
on Mayor Lockwood

In the Express of this morning "a. b.
Ii. e." has an article in which he states
that in 1S9O9l, GuStave .FraSch, actingin
the capacity Of city assessor, assessed all
property too low, and when the board Of
equalization revised his books. all OF the
assessments were raised. He further
states the assessment on the property of
FraSche'S SOn-in-law was lowered.
A reporter for the LIGHT called on Mr..
FraSch this morning at his Office and
asked to inspect the books, which request
was 9 ably granted, the assessor knowing
he had been wrOnged and wanting the in
telligence of the city to know all facts.
During the years lS9O-9l, the board OF
equalization was composed of Aldermen
Lockwood, Conner, Guerguin and Weber.
The fact that they raised assessments is
not denied. 1t will be remembered, be-
fore going any farther. that Lockwood
was chairman Of this board, and Alder
man Guerguin was, at the time of the re-
vision Of the assessors books, SOjOurning
in France.
Now comes the rub. The following fig
urCS (and figures are facts will plainly
show that Mr.. FraSch is not at fault, but,
on the other hand, his honor. Mayor
Lockwood, chairman at that time, is the
one who did the dirty work.
All of John j. Stevens assessments
during the years above mentioned, were
reduced by the board.
Mrs Bryan Callaghan'S lots on Chavez
street were assessed at 81, 800 and the
board raised the assessment to $1,000.
VIM. Hiener's lots, adjoining those OF
Mrs. Callaghan, were assessed at $500
and raised to s2.9O5, Sl,205 more than
those of Mrs. Callaghan.
In 1889 August SchillinG's lot was as
sesSed by the assessor at $500 and in
creased to 81, 900 by the board. In 1890 1t
was again assessed at 81 200 and Lock-
wood, not thinking this enough, raised
the assessment again TO Sl,5OO, the lot
costing only 81 300 This, then, makes an
increase Of 800 In two years.
Mr.. FraSch's own lots on Avenue
were assessed at 81, $50 and raised In two
years to g, 600 by the board. j. e. Rosen-
feldt owns lot adjoining that OF Mr..
Frasch, the assessment on which was
raised only 800 per lot.
LOckWOod'S own assessment in 1890 was
81. $50 He, with the board, minus Guer-
guin. agreed to lower the assessment to
81 500. a difference Of $3.50. This fact
proves that all of the assessments were
not increased, as is stated in the article
written by "A. b. H."
Assessor Frasch, thinking he had the
same right. lowered the assessment on his
improvements from $500 to $500. This
is where the SOn-in-law" song comes in.
A number of other names and deduc-
tiOnS could be given which would show
LOckWOOd'S work. but the above are Sutti-
Cient to convince all taxpayers of the
dirty work that has been done.
To- rapt holt Of Ctona OH a IamO
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The Steamer Arrived

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Allan line
steamer Pomersnian, from Glasgow
for New York, has returned to Green
ock, after losing her first and second
mates, her quartermsster, two stew
ards, two sailors, four first class and
one second class passengers, In q
severe storm encountered about 1850
miles out at sea. The survivors give
. thrilling description of the occur
ranoa
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In Honor or Abraham Lincoln.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Lincoln
banquets in honor of the anniversary
of Lincoln's birth, which occurs to-
morrow, begins tonight. Most of
them will of course take place on
Monday. Among the more notable
banquets tonight are those at Troy
and Des Moines. Tomorrow the Sons
of Veterans will attend divine servi-
ces in body. At Philadelphia, Rev.
Duncan McGregor will preach the
annual sermon and In New York the
Sons of the Revolution will attend SER
vices at st. Paups Chapel, Trinity
Parish, and listen to the annual ser
vices by DIR. Brockholst Morgan. The
sermon will be by DR.. James s. Stone,
of Philadelphia.
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TELEGRAPH sREVITIEs

WASHINGTON, d. c, Feb. 1.-THE
republicans of the House this after
noon filibustered against any limita-
ton of o general debate of the pension
appropriation bill.
PANAMA, Feb. n.-Remonstrance
against further concessions to the
Panama Canal company has been
signed by number of leading citi-
zeps. 1t has been forwarded to the
Colombian government.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Steamship La
Bretagne today sails with So, $50 900
of American gold coin, So, 10000 of
which was withdrawn from the sub
treasury.
ALTON. H.. Feb. 1.-THE death OF
David Richardson makes thirty-two
from the Wame explosion. Others
will die.
HAZELToN, Pa. Feb.-A bout 100
feet of the Lehlgh Vallev track has
dropped into the mines of Leesin.
King & Co. Traffic has been suspend
ed.
Sioux CITY, Iowa, Feb. 1.-THE
terrible blizzard continues with I'M
abated fury.
NEW York, Feb. 11-Great excite
ment in New York over the rumor
that Cleveland has invited Judge
Gresham to be the next secretary of
state.
CINCINNATI. o Feb. 1.-The Ohio
river has reached the danger line at
As feet and is still rising at the r to of
two inches on hour.
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Market REPORTS.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 1l.-Glenny &
Co. say Liverpool is 16 up. Sales
5000. Futures advanced Ga.
NEW YORK, Feb. IL. - Futures
closed ~ points up. Market advanced
on better reports from Liverpool.
CHICAG', Feb. IL The excitement
today is all centered on provisions.
Hog receipts falling of. May pork
opened 2 1-2 cents lower, but rallied
to Sl992 1-2. Ribs dropped but re-
acted
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KING A WORLD WIDE REPUTA
TON,
ouncil Bluffs, Iowa, Nonpariel.

COUNCIL BIUHS, IUWd, NUHpdTIUI.
Chamberlain Medicine Co., o of Des
MOines. is an Iowa manufacturing insti-
tuition and one in which the residents of
the state look upon with pride. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has become national
in reputation and is known in nearly every
household in the state and throughout
the great west Its merits are becoming
established in all parts of America. For
sale by f. Kalteyer e Son, Bowling e
Flood. A. Dreiss, H. Schuchard, r. COhn
& Co. and j. T. Harrison, Kalteyer &
Schuchard, druggists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11

Canada's Great Curriers' at Albany
ALBANY, N. ", Feb. 1.-The an
nusl curling contest for the Gordon
medal will take place on the covered
"sheets" of the Albany; n. Y, Cur.
ling Club today. The Canadian curl
ers have held the trophy for some
time and can claim the right to fight
for 1t OF their home "sheets." This
year. however, they have waived the
trophy two picked teams from the
Thistle, Caledonian and Montreal
clubs will come across the border and
meet two Albany teams, one from the
A lbany City Curling club. skipped
by Andrew McMurray, veteran
cnrler, and the other from the En-
pire Curling club, skipped 10y Henry
Gardiner, one of the best curriers' in
state.
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ADnin PnsInOnGd.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. ia ttorney
General ROsendale has egsin post
poned the hearing OF an application
for the appoin tment of receiver for
the Panama Railway company until
Wednesday.
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News for Catholics

New YORK, Feb. IL "A morning
paper says Monsignore Satolli has
commanded Bishop Wigger, of New
ark diocese, to reopen st. Thomas
church, which had been closed, COM
polling English speaking people 10
attend German Catholic church.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
NOTICE,

For all kinds of marble and granite
work such as monuments and headstones,
also iron fencing of the latest styles at
the very lowest prices, call at the old re-
liable firm on East Houston street, near
most office. 4tf OTTO ZIRKEL Prop.
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Will Buy the Fight.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. l1.-Presi-
dent Tillinghast, Of the Buffalo Ath-
letlc club, offers Billy Madden 500, 900
for the fight, If the fight is arranged
between Goddard and Mitchell.
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IncersnlI on "Lincnlnn

New YORK, Feb. u.-Tomorrow
night at the Broadway Theatre,
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll will de-
liver his new lecture IA brahAn Lin
coln," in honor of the anniversary Of
Lincoln'B birth.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11

There was big Paschsl rally at
Schneider's garden last night. A
number of red-hot speeches were
made. Ryder~TayIor also read q
poem, entitled, 1--WE will serve you
in the future as we have in the past"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11
SuLPHURusATHS.

The Natural Hot Sulphur Bathing es-
adjustment at the Southwestern Park,
is now open. Hack to the grounds leaves
he |. e. q. n. ticket Office, Alamo plaza,
at and II a. m. and 3 and p. m. 10 I'll
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 11.-Au
nominations for Pennsylvania NUM-
cipal elections. which occur late In
February, must be filled with county
officials on this date.
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TELEGRAPH
Crisp News of This Day Concerning
Important Occurrences.
Sent Special to The Light by the
Associated Press and South
ern Afternoon Press Assn.
New Jersey G. A. Z.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 1.-THE New
Jersey G. A. R. will be in annual en-
campment here today and tomorrow.
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Alfred Giles,
ARCHITECT.
Pennsylvania's Officials.

Office opposite west entrance of Post Office
Has erected 81, 600 600 worth of work in Texa
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-11

For rent half of stone 81 Alamo
plaza. Apply on premises. I'll st.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
at Ta(9ingto,t, , 8.

Sie fcierlibe giufiibsuns BEG neuen
prdlioenten ber 9ereinisten Staaten,
Grover @lepelanb, auf bem Sapitol
Der Sunoes9auptifabt Walbin9ton in
iein Imt am SamItag, ben 4. Mdrs
1893, mar Elm S1uuipiel, pel1es trob
ieiner republitanii6en @infadbeit se-
raoe bur9 bic iueibepolle uno freer
8iir9er unIeres md4tigen @emcin=
ipeIens wiirbiee Saltung aller Setbei=
iigteu man6e su @bren gefrOnter 0dup=
Ter in europa peranfaltete Seier in
ben S1atten itelte. Sa mar feline
fiinItli9 semahte Seseiiterung. fein in
beniitbiger @brfurdt por Dem 5hrones=
elanSe li6 winoenoes Sofitran3en=
tbum. 9as SewuBtiein, oaB bier Der
@rlpdbltc zines sroBen uno mdAtisen
Goltes in Dem 9lugenblide, als er ben
gio auf ben Stufen oes &apitols ab=
legte, Die 3ii9el Der Ge9ierung er9rilf,
iuel6e ieine Mitbiirger DertrauenspoIl
in feline Sdnbe eelest baben. mar bim.
melwet peridieoen Don benz v6ottes.
qnaoentbum", oeiien beionoerer Sdim=
mer uno @lanj ben Monar6en @uro=
pas aud beute nod in ben 9lusen Der
Waiien cine heionoere Welbe perleibt.
@enn iiberbaupt. iit es jebt ansebra9t.
unieren 2eIern bic SauptperiOnen in
bieiem bOditen nationalen S9auipiel.
ipelhss in ieoem patriotii6en SerSen
freuoise 6efiihle erweden muB. in
@Ort UNI Bib por ausen su fiibren.
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grpper Gieuelanb.

@ruper Glepelano. Der neue prdIi=
bent Der Ser. Staaten, lit am Is.
Wtdr; 1887 su @aloweu. q. S.. als
Gobn zines presbpterianiiden 8eiitli.
den eeboren. @r purbe 2ebrer in
einem Slinoeninititut. wuroe 1855
G4reiber in einem 9lbooeatenbiireau
su Buffalo, benuBte feline freie Stun
ben gum Stuoium Der &e9te uno
IieB ii6 1859 als globoeat nieoer.
1868 wuroe er Silfsoiitrictsanpalt,
1870 wdblte man ibn gum Sheriff bon
Grie @ountp. gereits 1881 bate er
Ii9 10 beliebt eemaht, bab er gum
Mapor BON Buffalo uno 1882 gum
@pupermeur bes Staates Stem Oort
getpdblt luuroe.
,Sm 9tonember 1884 tpuroe er als
Ganbioat Der bemotratiiden Yartei ee-
gen Blaine, ben republitanil6en @an-
biooten. nit 219 sesen 1872 gleetoral-
6timmsn aemdblt uno frat iein Imt
am A. Mdrs 1885 on. g8dbrenb ie,=
ner pieridbriaen gmtsfiibruns wurben
feline auswdrtisen 8erbauolunsen, 10
elm @ertrag nit Ganaoa iiber bic 8ei=
leauns Der 6iidersiitreitisteiten, pon
Dem republitaniideu Senat ourd-
treust.
geionoere Seoeutuns erlanste @lepe=
lanos
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er bic Momination Der temotratiiden
Partei erhielt. puroe bic 3ollfrase Der
,SauptiIue" beioer parteien, uno
wdbreno @lepelanos Sreunoe i'm gb'
9eoronetenbauie bic SerabieBuns be,
3Dle beantragten, purOe bon ben &e.
publitanern i'm Senat eia auf @rbO.
bang Der 3Olle sielenoer Nntrag einse.
bradt, Die aber beibe niat mebr aur
Grleolgung famen. Sie 9tational.
mabl nd 9egen @lepelano aus; iein
republitanii6er @esner Sarriion wurbs
Yr1iioent Der 9Ser. Staaten. Sie 9lnt.
mort Der nunmebr sur Wadt selanaten
&epublitaner auf bic Glepelano'ide
3ollreiorm mar betanntlid Der Mc&in.
leD=Sarif nit ieinen bOben S6ubs0llen.
Sie @reisuiile bieier jiinelt per9an.
9enen 3eit limb nod su frii9 i'm 9e.
o14tniile, llm bier pieoer9olt su lper.
ben; geniige cs baber. su erlpdbnen. bat
@lepclano auI Dem oemotratiiben 9ta.
tionalconpent gu @bicaeo nit sroRei
Maioritdt ae9en ieinen 9fipalen Sil
gum Ganoibaten uominirt wuroe uut
Bel Der Nationallpabl ieinen republita'
niiaen @esner Sarriion nit srobe,
Ytaioritdt idlua.
Gem prdiioenten sur Seite itane
ieins @emahlin. Srau 6rances Glepe'
Lamb. aeborene 6olIom, auel9e nunmebl
nit 9emObnlem &att bic Spnneirs bes
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5bat sur Seite Su iteben, aud bel Der
Snaueuration ben eritfn Ylab Elm.
Gs iino bies Die Wlitslieoer ieines Ga
binets.
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uSie at6t aae tperoen!"

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gen, bic nidt N(le weroen, nidt Der.
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gen iueroen f6unte. gBenn es nod
notbis lit, fir oieie gebauptuns einen
gemeis su erbrinsen, 10 1T es Der, oaB
iih. pie Elm 9erliner geri6terltdtter
mittbeilt. bort elm ,Bereiu oerjeniaen,
bic nidt alle uerben." sebilost bat.
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oaran baben; bic Griinber baben es
geipls nur auf einen eroBen lllt abee.
leben. mas aus Dem nabitebeno nit.
getbeilten aussug Der bereits 9eorudten
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luns ourd Waioritdt su entideioen. Oh
bic @eieaihaft nod fortbeitsben fol-.
S 81. Soate Die @eieaidaft iid auf.
loien. 10 bort bic 3abl auf uub oas
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sentlid bel oieiem Yerein ni9t eintre.
ten. oenn Iouft tuiiroe er ieiueu Wamen
nit unreht ttasen; er beiBt ia eben
.@erein Serienisen, bic uidt allie
ueroen".