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The Chess Toarsa meat.

Play in the information rtournau eat under the au.
spices OF tie Manhattan. City. and brooklyn Ch.n
clubs, viii commence at Tho Manhattan Chss. club this
afternoon At : O'Clock. The following players Ger.
tain to compete: Emanuel Lasksr q Berlin. A 0!ph
Adm Of Vienna ", TAubsGhAus OF PARIS ,. J. Lee S
SSa,Los,ois.y and g II. -; Gossip Il London. = W
t RH. W. u, n ,,.;oek Of Albany, EuSspe e!mar
l. SchmIdI Of the AanhAsAh cAsa. CLUB.
me tournament vii! be played time limit OF
twenty moves an hour aud there will be I'VE pfIsL
amounting to about $3.50
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II is probable that the local series between tn. New
forki and Bsooklyns will not be played after all word
comes from the camp Of Wards men that Roger Con.
nor 10 all bat dssh.sd Rasss arm is very Lame and
George Davis will not come home with the team a. he
IONS the Boston' Al America combination next weak
particular 'N
To this may be added the fact shat the Brootlyn
Club oncalr have not expressed themselves in fAyor
Of the s.res aud have issued Instruction. aboa;
the use OF Eastern Park by the rival Then ao
While Treasurer rAico Of the New York Club has oesn
nhIns 20 Allow me sew forEs to play. he rhs NOT
viewed the proposed sertes with uch favor and ~.
chances are thai he has advised ManAger Ard To call
the games on the present weather should courinns
The games ~oudn't draw 9 cOrporars guard
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New l.. A. w. Officers TO Re Ehetsd IL New
Jersey.

Er1AEITn, sept 29.-Ths committee appointed to
nominate officers for the New Jersey DIVISION o. the
League OF American whesImsa met ia this city Last
evening and prepared the folio wing ticket For Chief
Consul J s. Holmes. JE.. lar Orange; ySs Consul A.
AEkins Asbury Park: Secretary TrsAsuDsr T. D. uer.
sses Jr: Jsrssy tty; Representatives, T. n Gray.
W.hse;, 4. SS.rhS Latelson. >. = " use h"rd.n-.
Absih; ". Hoimsa htnelaud v. \ Dra4lbsls, New.
Ark: u. LsANlf. Trenton. Inselh NeDernOIt frss-
held: W stMrsti jersey 'lty, Frederick Kstr New
ARK Aceordns 10 ins nsndNd shstitnusn bHt nine
representative Are to be elected: lbshca in nR I~
efths above names mRsi BE- scrAt.leI Tho mai yots
the etAts ticket viii be taken 10 and Nar IL
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Jayhawker Wins the Sta,IIoa Rae, n, Ny..
tic Park.

BosTnS. Sept ce-I: was bitterly cold At Mys,c
Park to-day fo7 tho wind up OF the New Ensani
Breeders tro;;!ng meeting. Jayhawker led from VIII,
10 wire IN tho GecIaing heat OF the big stake for stall
Lions. Aloneer won tho tHo,yeArod STAKE. In the
nrsi heat he Opepe. gap OF 100 yards or more and
when tie finished all but two were outside OF the la
As the colt star ed under protest there was no dir
tance. The protest WAS made tho ground that Al.
toneer not eunei by Thomas Greenwood when
the entry InAir
line sold soo6 iet OF aged horses bu she va,
prominent after the Trst heat 10 dku.tE mi ~,
have EuIshed with Alicante straight meas nt h..
thought he had the second heat but the dgrssa~
lgcE-AdIs frst NJ the wire Nothing NM rha
post enenI sAved Alicante from CERTAIN defeat
Summaries:
20 class ,rO,s,ng stations eligible Nay J.; stake.
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A Log RlexsAe R.r..

BrHALo, Sept - -si1iy.Hr fast. bicycle riders Of
western Pennsylvania eastern ohio, and West Viz
ElniA started from the FosI once hero O'Clock this
IseeIu IN America. They TO Etts from here
Pittsburgh 2+3 mules and rIdeTs expect 20 cover
he altAhee IN from tSeniyohs Ia I've ty'slK hours
i hs 70 ~. BE- from hers fTs Il nee through
SHATu hTssnFils, aud New Castle 10 Pittsburgh No
huhAlo riders appear tie IkL me Is limited
Il Sheemsn living SI;sin leo miss II Pittsburgh
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Earned runs-Pittsburrh. =: New YORK l. Two.hass
hit-Ward rhree-bAse ht-tAssock Sacrifice hits
nlasscotk. Bieroauer. Burke. First base errors
Pittsburgh. J. First base bAls-Of Cncoough. :;
on Rosie, Double pIsys-Hisrhsn.r and Beokiey;
Glasseock sad Bierhaner: Lyons hack AMI BscSiey:
stolen basss-Stenzet Barse. Davis struck out-By
Rus!e. 4; by Colco!ough. = Passed UsiI-MtilIgan
Letr on aases-frtisburEh, q: New York, : Umpire
Lynch.
CINCINNATI 10: wI<HISGrox.4
rrsCS~krt sept e9-with the score tied in the third
inning and the bases ful. Of Reds OF whom hsa
been sent there balls Iagl forced run IN and
then NAaghn cracked the bali into the deep aud
cleared the bases. ArdiuR himself third tanayAls
drive Immediately af:erwGrt went the club house
and earned tao more runs. After that Cincinnati had
the The
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Baseball Gaaes Ts-say.

NATIONAL LSAGrE ASD AMERICAN Assoe1L r,oS.
Pittsburgh vs. New York at Pittsburgh
CHICAGO Va Brooklyn. At Chicago.
Cleveland va PhtlAdeiphi at Cleveland
Cincinnati vs. Washington. at Cincinnati
- Louis vs.. Boston. at St Louis
LouINi.le Va Baltimore, al Loaisyile
OTHEE
North side A. - Va Morris A q At North S.x yn,L
rr.ssehi, va siiLAesih A c. AZ E lIaSeib.
Orange b b. [. va NontelAir A. C. at ORANGE
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wheeling Event. To-day.

The Kings County Ehssmsn will hold their "a, r.es
meet A. Eastern Park this afternoon Nessra JOHNSON
Rhotes Taylor, Bait Dirho.Tger Bliss and lesser
seg1ts have arrived IN t.~n and vii compete sAn.
ger TetUs ed to ride day lis
20 his Tear TO meet Elm norman in the ave nile
national race.
Ae,,r. Zimmerman. C smith Aad " y Murphy
VIII ride IN the \. A. e Ranes bat viii make an 81
fort Ia get to Eastern PAX compete mike
International race ~hict will be Tho last npop
TIE programme TIE track good coliiI AR1
come exciting races are al pected
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Aria.,,e nsa asa Go. Clu. shoot.

Owing 10 the races aRd other attractions on Thurs.
day. The attendance OF members al the regular
monthir shoot held Consy Island was snail
gny seven members Ssrs present to compete for the
clubs Two CUPS and extra c,ub prize y Scthsrland
ALd fnIsussol. Jr. tied With tea birds each ON
TIE shoot IN tbs latter Won Killing more sTGiGht
u, score: r sHihsIlAnd- IS yaTdS 10: c Tufsss-
Norris - yaSds .; Ira Ne fsn. 90 {AfSi 2.
sou. rs yaEdS, 8; L Norman, - yArdA -
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caA.aa'- L.ero... c...p,.,..

NoSrAEAL- Quebec. sept. :S-Ihe lacrosse gam. be
tween the Capitals OF O;tAWs ABd The shGmrocEs OF
this eity last SATURDAY.. by the GABitaa hat pr
tested by the shAmrockS has been awarded 10 M.
former This gives tue ehampioEGhip-ot Canada 10 he
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Lateal. NAY H.vs wl..er Ras,.s.

CNcSS4r'. Sept ce-Whsthsr winter rssiaE viii be
introduced at the LatoIi. trAek will probably Be Dc
eded TO- rlorroE dsnnits action being taEeh today
The horssmen are sIongy In favor of IT, Wktls ether
kertueky tracks are nEhting tooth and all IL
Buekrrne broke the track record for fnTlonfS in
the fourth race to-day running in OH
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soiiy Saith n, Crows Po,ut.

Cnoss potsr Sept aS.-soiiy Smith arrived s.-- as
o'c'ock Yesterday afternoon IN charge OF De:ec-rs
Hays Court ha1ng been adjourned , o'ciDc1 By
JUICE tiiLet Wh. Sent TO HAmu4 nnd. bond could
be nHed M accepted IN eousequenee OF which soly
slept last ght IN sheriff FFidTich's eAsltIe.
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!AThru FNhs--I clhhatL . Washingfon. 3. Flrsi
base ny eTro---CIncinnGtl LET. .nc,nnatl
.: ha.hinsten. fir.t Sass on oais-Or PAr.Dit :;
90 Maui >. Struck ont-by Pa rotr. =: nv Maui .
Home rln--Cansvam. Three base hIts-raushn Wis-.
Tro-oase hit-h afford sac-race hlEs-CAravan par.
roif stolen oases-lathSm Farrell Hoy DoUb pley.
smith. AcPh-e and NoIE; Wise. Su!iivau ami Ne.
cure Passed ea..s-O Rourke, vaughn. umplre-Gaf.
pey. nme-l 20.
cLyTELASp. 10: PHILADELPHIA,
CLsvELASr. sept 29-CievelAnd eiincheL their b,l,
on third place beyond any question by easily deearln1
tie fhilaGe!phas this Afternoon game which Was
kett The score
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Odd and Fad. OF s,.ora.

"a CDR Dsdl.y A Sargent. You can re, the
book By addrssGiug him.
Ths Wash nE'oA Wseslmsn will hold race meet a
the BsEksLy oval on Nov :.
LOUIS LsRSy 21s Ftnh street repairs the capture
1Hd esa.h ~ sglliyan sesnJ o. re hsmng pigeon Ne
Newton, y w.
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New. lro.. the Horse yse-,d.

At she great meeting Of Kentucky TsOttRx Hsrss
BrsedsTF Assoc alton, which viii LsItlg on
sAtETdAy Oct :, SeE York. New EngiAnd. and FhIA-
GsiphiA viii Do strongly reprsssAtSd.
Constant ReAdsrS Your reply would take up more
LD1er lh-n Nc esHspArs At present. GSndwiR'S GsIds
~I sloS ne loeEv's rld,ns ~ korTi4 PArs
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htEhsd Tah-loulsvlEe First base on errors-BaltL
more Louisville T. Left ba,es-Ba tmors ,.
Ioa,.rlIs. !: Prs, base on balls-Oa iiawts 5: of
kliroy, J. Struck out-By Hawke s. by Kilroy >
Three: base hit-Grtm. rwobass hir-Eilroy s.crince
hnsUS'IsHnS 81 stolen eA'ss.L Brown tcl, ".
". Brown; shndle RsitL and Taylor Hi BY pitchssN
= Cmprs-Hornung. Time lilo
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10; PnILApElPnIA. 4


Earned r1ns-cevriant. 4: ?hiIad.,phiA = Left on
base eNe.AHd. :. PA aieIphIa J First base ON
eals,oS iolne. /; on Csrsey =. Struck ou:-By Car
ssy Ehree'3ase hit-hWIux rwoease hus-tring
Mexican % Sacrifice h''s--Chi.ds. Ewlnx Virue ON
Aonarr Mailman Re.I.y sIoen b.ses-Burke,t ~
living. NcA.eer ue!ehanty. Thompson J;5 Double
pi:yss.ViEptue and Ncasan. BOYLE and Kelly. nlI By
Young. !: Cs-srr i Passed bs is-Boy,e >: oconnor
j. tmptre-Hurst Time-l:.o
LOUISVILLE, Is: BtLT:aoRE. o.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 2g.-LousvilIe shut nut Pal,ime,.
today The DAY was raw and threatening and but 400
usrsons saw Ihe game ~hlon was called at tie end Of
the NTH inning l. Of rain and darkn...
Manager Barn1e signed to-day o nAnAy, ia. Ionis
vines neNt season he VIII begin work INN edlatsIy
looking for good players The score:
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Fanou. GrsyLou.a. to Re so.a.

LosDoN. Ehz1ad Sep. "a -Cnl North. the "NitTats
hIhs WI sell his Ereyhounds auction IN this city
70 m"Iror including quickly MiS-. Saiaeld Norlk
AiIeFion. OIc Boots and Sacten.
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Fre-forau trot: purr $1,000.
Charles Noshrrs ch. Ben DAVIS.
char .es Walkers G. Jim FULLER. ! 3
J. FeLna's b. Reference. ...................3
rime-2:2tis. 2.e5%a. ::25Aa. 2:2Sia.
2:4o class. trottiRg: statLons; purse SIS
E Duryea's b Rounce. ...................l 2 > 1
T.. '. WiIliss b. Ben ...-...........S 3
W. A. WynH's h. ;. Hussar...................2 = .
OTIS Bars ch. hudson Boy. .......4
Time 80. :iI'i,. : - / =. c:+5, 2:3sI,
foais OF 1850, trotiirr. pUrve SlIc.
T. Fer.uss ch Lady Ro~eHa. ] 1
l. wiiIeits sons Oh Jet. ..............2 = 3
A L. Cornvelfs biz. m. Iona -..............3 ]
Time SUI. 2:N. 2:S5.
Double teams, roadsters. purse <iI5.
John Cottier Tommy " ana OdGlty /
u. X Ackle's oh. Ha yonne and NecoestionS g .
X l. DaSis's Jewel and Ions berry ...-....e !. =
Morris Aott's ben Guy and Idol kelsey...S DR.
Tme-2:+sia c:<Ttt 2:<S!& :;4ety.
$50 class trolling; purse s2Ou.
Frederick BOunes 9 kushmnTe 1
F. j. Geason's eh & Ned harEISAn....--......l ? |
ChatIss Walkers CHI X Don ................2 3 4
A. u. buIcEesoa's b h. Prank P............S 3 4 |
), R. Arnold'S Lady Harrison ..........,3 4 3 |
Tm--2:StS- 2.aSk. c:3a. 2.Ssas
the judges permitted LIS dTiy,P again IN
the other heats.
Pony race lAt.mt!. heai. two in three purse $780, |
=. H. pewsnRpsb lh- Pearl
W. Hayes on The Rat
h j. Gam pbeIs CD :. LOmax .....................S
Time. o:IrSla. o:5S.
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a Friendly Hoa. that Resulted 8. D-.,,.

ST LOWS. SEPT 2a-H- J. sphinx and J. s HAuscituIts
had friendly spArrlng bout in a north aide la -esr
Ahop Wednesday night. during which SPIN felt o. the
moor AMI dead when pieKed up Heart diseast a
the Coroner's verdio.
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The WiAd-up at Trento..

IlIsroS. Sept 2o-The interstate fair closed TODAY
The track events attractive and the book m .k.,
enjoyed nae business Summaries:
1T ela trotttng nur.s Sa0n
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PamiEeo Wins n Good Raee-P,1,ey's Hn%d
Fight In the Erce.lox-Au

TtARE HAITI. Sept. 2eThe unlucky OF the trot.
ting association was in the aseendant today for
rain came after cold. dsaHreeable morning And the
meeting could not be euded on time Neither STAN.
boul Aron. nor Belle Vera was started, bat several
young trotters and PAGERS OF lesser came new
records Among them was the black colt To Order. q
sou OF tho fat young sire Thistle the property
shuts OF the ParkriIe Farm. Brooklyn.
In order TO Improve the ARK OF 2l+ scored last
season as atwo-year-old by pacing in 2:13sl he
at u moderate rate at FIRST. going tho quarter IN
S3,. seconds the half in osIs the third quarter in
3lS seconds and stepped home at 2.O9 gait Nut
pan stable companion of STEAMBOAT. also owned by
E H. hArreman OF New YorE. secured his maiden
record OF 2:cLt at pace.
The 2:lS considered tn be q sure thing for
life. In the Ale. wa. ispped on him a;
the line IN ia starr sent Miss Alice along promptly
in the second heat and she kept the until we
Panco COZ home frst in 2lIia. MS. Alice could NOT
main: ain her tremendous stride in the treaeherous
sonT IN the thtrd heas aud milo In .:l6,f Pam
PSey was also haudc apped nv the condition or the
Clinton. Hamhn.s Nightingale forcing him out in
2:loi.. me speedy bac x Eeitnx bad LUCK how
ever as he lnhnaxsd 10 stumble on the way othe
bic. and was so lame be could not start PIxl-y
WAS stesdier the second heat and had lust enough
margin TO stall on al er T. rusn. in cllA In the
ihird heat waiter K csne home fssI. so
cIose to The IN are that = dead heat AnnVunced
As PiSlsr had mad two breaks the decision vas all
her favor. and to. judges came in for saus shsrp
cFaci.ui the Judges ufc ted a. On dr.
ing the recent meeting at Washington Park. and the
After this unsatisfactory third heat horses were
mot called again. owing TO the The ceased
ter The ai pace and a:.s trot were not reseS.s oct
iesrerday morning C J. Hamun's great three-yeAr.
last half in oS and the second mile in III last hss
in ] TuS. summaries:
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"oAdsrfui Casaa SIAAts vs.. EmeraIdA
SUNDAY. Catholic PTossetOry. yAn Mesa big bsaspi
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rime-2:loS- aim. cnA
Special against time. TO beat IA pacing.
10 def, ., C.; pears b. Thistle. dam Maud By
Bertrand Black HaSk Hall. won. -
Time, 2:l2s&
To boa, c:25: pacing
Tirtop. b. - by fetoskey. dam Nellie Monroe by Jim
Monroe (Dickersonl Won
Time. 2:l9
To beat 2;c51. pacing.
Nui9an. hs. by Nuswoot dam IssaiguenA by Pan.
coast &c. P. Doos>. won.
Time. c:24,e
Robin h g years by Ax,slL dam Alone By Rvs.
dyk's HAmb. etontan &C. r. IooleL won
Tine. 2:aS
To he At 40: trotting.
Prince AH;sII bs g :yesrs. by AItel- dam ltmaid,
by Athlete q. +. DobieL
Time, 23l.
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Sixth Race-For all ages: . sweepstakss OF $40 each
with $40 added OF which $50 TO second Aad $50 TO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
ELECTROPOISE
GRADE MARK

LAW OFFICE OF F. +. CHEW, SR., HOUSTON,
Tex. May IL, 1Sg3-W. s.. SWIMMER, Calves
ton, TeX.-Dear Sir: In my Judgment the e.
ectropoise is invaluable for use in family. l
have tested it for a year in cases of Group in
children, in which its effects are instant and
almost marvellous, curing the patient in one
night. In dyspepsia, kidney trouble, accel-
GRAFTON of heart beat, insomnia. weakness,
swelling CT the hands and feet and nervous
cies. It's tonic effect in strengthening aud
building up the physical system is some
thing to me quite beyond any experience l
ever had with curative agencies.
1t strikes at the very root of all abnormal
conditions and seems to rapidly restore the
organs and their functions to natural action
received it in doubt, but a years expert
ence has convinced me that it is a discovery
equal to the best achievement in the aid of
cure. In all cases of debility and nervous
prostration 1t is a quick, perfect and lasting
restorative; and weakly persons of any age
will receive from IL a relief which will sur
prise and gladen them. If / could rot get an
other one, no money could induce me to part
with the one l have. Yours truly,
F. F. CHEW, SIR.
1t needs but a trial to convince the most
skeptical that the Electropoise is the best
thing in the world for the treatment of acute
and chronic diseases.
Instruments will be rented to responsible
persons. For descriptive circular of the
great curative agent, address
Agent for Texas. New Mexico and Arizona,
Successor to William Il SWIMMER,
southwest corner 22d, and Strand,
Galveston, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 10, 1913

There are not homesteads enough
in the strip for more than one half
of the boomers who crossed the
line on Saturday, and of the one
half that does succeed in securing
a location not one half will be
satisfied with it when it is secured.
OF the other half of the successful
half more than half will be ready
to trade their holdings for a yellow
dog and powder and ball with
which to kill the dog. The wise
man comes to south Texas, takes
his pick of cheap lands on good
time payments, works his hoe in
d~ustriously and in a few years
shows up with a Wad of no incon-
siderable size.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
After the Murderer.

Sheriff Vann, of Kerrville, is in
the city today or his return from
Pearsall. On July 81 a woman
named Alexandra killed a man
named Estevan Montelonga in his
county and escaped. MI. Vann re-
ceived word from Pearsall that the
woman had been captured, but
when an eye witness of the tragedy
was taken to that city to identify
the murderer. she proved to be the
wrong me-.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
AND HEALTH.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If LA
Grippe" has left you weak and weary
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys
gently aiding these organs to perform
their functions. If you are afflicted with
permanent relief by taking Electric Bit
ters. One trial will convince you that
this is the remedy you need. Large bot
ties on SOC at f. Kalteyer & Sons and A..
DreiSs' drug store.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
LA GRIPPE.

During the prevalence of the Grippe the
past seasons it was a noticeable fact that
those who depended upon DIR. Kings New
Discovery, not ony had a speedy recovery
but escaped all OF the troublesome after
effects of the malady. This remedy seems
to have a peculiar power in effecting
rapid cures not only in cases of La Grippe
but In all Diseases of Throat, Chest and
Lungs, and has cured cases of Asthma
and Hay Fever of long standing. Try it
and be convinced. 1t won't d~isappoint.
Free trial bottles at F. Kalteyer & Sons
and A. Dreiss' drug store.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19

1t may possibly be treason to
state that railroad fares in Texas
are about as low as the roads can
afford, but it is a fact all the same,
and there is no sense in ignoring
it. Lower excursion rates where
there is a certainty of large travel
will pay, but lower general rates
will not.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIALS AND OTHER
SOURCES.

'ASA NAAANN ~
by lightning.
Two murders in the Strip on &C
count of claim disputes.
A new four per cent. Russian
loan is talked of in France.
The X. of p. leave Galveston de-
lighted with their reception.
Portland has some fine bananas
of which her people are proud.
Lucas and Buchsman shoot each
other to kill at st. Charles, Mo.
Deaths by prairie fires in the
strip are reported as numerous.
Serious charges are preferred
| against the Governor of OaXaca,
Mexican school ship Zaragosa
arrives at Tampico from Europe.
Lord Aberdeen, the new Cana
dian governor general, is sworn in
; Vera Cruz will erect a. federal
building for all federal offices
there.
Town site wars have already be-
gun on the railway lines in the
Strip.
Deaf and dumb boy run over in
Laredo by the electric car and
killed.
Two Russian warships sail today
to join the MEDITERRANEAN fleet at
CadiZ.
Senator Stewart proposes a silver
conference of all the American
states.
Severe fighting reported between
the Germans and the east African
natives.
Another bottle picked up stat
ing the loss of the long missed
NarOnic.
Ed Rios, Austin, is missing and
of his whereabouts would be
welcome.
The prospects are good for the
best state fair that Dallas has ever
held, this year.
Fred Douglas is rendered a re-
eeptiOn on the floor of the st.
LOUIS exchange.
There is an effort on foot to send
the Atwater collection from the
coast to Dallas fair.
George Kliberty, arrested, gives
away the plot of the Calumet,
Mich. train robbery.
Milhains is dead and Cochran in
Jail as the outcome of a fight at
Black Springs, Ark.
Italian minister of justice re-
not favOringthe anti-Natican
views of the Cabinet.
Rev. Nichols of Hampstead leads
the police in a successful raid
against the gamblers.
Receivers of the Northern Pa
cifc surrender the Wisconsin Cen
tral to its old managers.
Fatal fight and two men killed
at a baseball game among Indians
in the Choctaw Nation.
Nine new cases of yellow fever
reported at Brunswick and the situ-
alton is regarded as grave.
Concho Valley fair opens next
week, and the managers promise
liberal premiums and purses.
A terrific fire is raging on the
reservation, Strip, and
settlers have had to flee for life.
Testimony was taken by the
ways and means committee yes
upon glass manufacture.
Lesna, Swiss, wins the interna-
tional "a hours bicycle race at
distance, about 432 miles.
There is imminent danger of an
other war in MashOnaland be-
tween the English and the natives.
Speaker Cochran, Of the Texas
Legislature, thinks that the rank
and file of the party are ready to
bury the Ratchet.
The penitentiary board considers
itself knocked out by the recent
decision as to school funds for con-
vict farms, and may return to the
convict lease system.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19

The Katy is out of the railroad
ring and will make her own rates.
This means that there will be mu-
sic in railroad circles before snow
flies, and perhaps that promised
500 rate to Chicago may be real
lied. The people r always ready
to see the railroads peg it to each
other.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
FINE RANCH. A BARGAIN.

$4,000 on easy payment, will buy the
finest and cheapest ranch in 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 Vt land
with two fine wells of permanent water
and two large tanks well distributed;
three dwelling houses, stables and corr ais.
For further information call upou J. V.
Dignowity, over Texas Nationa bauk. II
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
DIAMOND FRONT SALOON.

Corner Commerce and Yturi streets,
carries a choice stock of imported
wines, liquors, Imported and do
nestle cigars. Cold, fresh beer al
ways on tap. Call and see me.
RICHARD STRAYHORN, Prop.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Frank Reiden, Proprietor of the Morgan
City Meat Market has removed from Ire
vino street to the Dullnlg Building 104
and LOG Military Plaza, where he is better
than ever able to serve his friends, pa
irons and the public in general with all
varieties of choice, fresh meats, the very
best the market affords. Telephone or
give him a call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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