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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
M1RRIED

FOISOM-CHANDIER-N the residence OF the briasa
uncle Thos. q. sherman. est lI9 Columbia mesn1'
prooklyn Sept. 9th. 1898, by the Rev. Lnas. =:
stoddard. D. D.. Mrs. Agnes Sherman Chandisr !"
Joseph Il. Folsom. - -, =.
NANCREDE-RO DIG ERS-On Tuesday. Sept. L. 1898 ~
st Johns Chanel Trinity Parish, the Rev Philip A.
H. Brown assisted by the Rev GEORGE IL Hougn.S,n:
ID d the Rev Harry Walstane Nancrede Z, im.v
Kmrny daughter Of the late John Kearny hodge"'
NJ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
LINCOLN UNION OUTING.
TRUE AND TRIED REPUBLICANS OF THE
NINTH WARD MAKE MERRY.


THRONG-wELL KNOWN LEADERS ON HAND
FOR THE FEsTIvAL-THERE WERE
PLENTY OF soCIABLE DEMOCRATS
THERE, TOo-EyERYBoDY
HAD GOOD TIME
The second annual summer-n night festival or the
Lincoln Union of the Ninth Ward in Lion PARK
Yesterday afternoon and evening was attended ny
large numbers who have faith in an early triumph
at the polls both State and National, OF that parry
in honor of whose great leader the organization hd'
been named. Throngs OF visitors and OF merry
makers surged through the entrance to the park
until the big pavilions and the grounds around IL
were filled. They came from all quarters OF the
city, but the majority were from the west Side,
whose many Republican organizations were wen
represented. These the names of some OF the
clubs whose members helped swell the crowd: Ihe
Lincoln Club OF Harlem the Ninth Ward Pioneer
Corps, the Lincoln Club Of the With District the
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u uACKEy CHOSEN PRESIDENT.

The overthrow OF George J. Grammar president
~ the Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad. who
threw tbs, company into the hands Of a receiver
week ago. was completed yesterday Mr. Grammar
resigned as president last Monday. when the re-
Ownership was terminated. u. J. Macxey was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

Sypber e. Co, 5th.ave. and 9Sth.s III ,n't,,~
Antique Carved Oak and Gilt french ana itiiah f"""
rlre old Tapestrics
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u1sNArCl rNABIE TO LEAVE Ills ROOM.
Kissngen Sept 13-Prnce Bismarck. while snow
ing signs of Improvement, is not making rapid
urocress toward recovery. He Is still confined 10
his room Dr. Schweninger, his PHYSICIAN VIII
return here from Berlin tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

ERIE's BIG WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION.
The Fries special Worlds Fair Excursion. which
left New-York yesterday morning. passed Saia-
manca in five sections OF ten cars each with iof'
passengers.
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DIED.

CHAMBERLAIN-At her r'sdense' The 3rena Ssra
ss widow CO o. S e q"
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
cRAwToRDAt saratoga Springs. on Wednesday. Sep;
temper 1871 Timoiy K. Crawford, in the 7Ota year OF
Funeral services at woodawn Cemetery Friday sege%oss
pECKEI;-In jersey city, y: j., on Tuesday seps
- 1898 Peter Decker. AGED - years ,,., B., ,,,crd
Rt, and iTT ID, a as stc IL NoSss jersey
CIV On Friday sept. ljth. at O'Clock y. M
rs ssMe At Js MS"'ei "a ao "''"
PYraI az ii ghand Park Illinois.
Providence X. l., papers please copy. ,oo. ,,....
KETcHUM-on Monday sspieTo s,. Iih 1893 Marsafe'
% he hs e. as q her Kehu%
at sausatack Conn., on Thpr'oSy' H. I" Il. 4. r., az
ay da % Special ear Returning reach NewYork
wssssaay ssDssTfer s; as or ns
No esI o Of fa sSas h hereafei.
T,s scps llA Charles H. N'A''
Funeral services THURSDAY sent IN az GelSes s B san M.
ricn d. will take II 80 a. train. Central r. r. OF
carrae viii be- in Waiting On arrival OF train at Red
Bank e. ,o..
lmpb Moltimera sen o. h. late John Mortimer ir.
aneI nr sycos al 81 Paul Church Enelcwocd on
IHTrsa "G Sat 81 c apS On at a 10 a. ~
rERKINs-sudd My. at Fort washngwn New'Ycrk CITY.
sept IT, Edwin Earle Perkins eldest soh Oh H. 10
Fun raj private. ~ ,,,
moss In this city on TUESDAY II. 1898. suddenly
Of ID ritons Russell J.. Ross, VI the late Dainei 10
r a sc,"Ir@s nj H. T. Church Madsonsye and Goth
St on Friday SEPT. 18th. at y. m
eOUIRES-On TUESDAY morning. Sept 18th on inc ram
pom pasadena TO Chicago Mr.. jams Duane Suucs %
this city -, ,,,..a.,,, .fternoon
Funeral services will held this Ihursday
nc 3 O'Clock the residence OF his la'ct 'A' '"o'
= Squrs Cortland, \. \. .. ..
THOMSON-O Wednesday evening september l1, ~. ~
his residence Is PorSaVe., James Ihohsoi' as'u o'
Notice OF funeral hereafter 49,.
TTCKER-At Fast Orange. y. J.. on WeuhesIiaF ~
tender 18Th Cummings Hatfield Tucker Formerly OIL 'iis
civ I'm the 73t year OF his age. On ,,,s,oa Al
RrIck Church station Friday, September iot'' -
D.. m. IN ,,,.
wATFRBURY-At Noroton, Conn, September 10. Francis
" Wate bury.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Buffalo Iapeis please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

Bercham's Pills cost only % cents box .eyy,b
pfoycrblaly known throughout the worm !" W WIN"
min boX;b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

Notices Of marriages must be indorsed wiso
full name and address.
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Monday, Sept. 1S......N. Y. Cent.
Tuesday. sept. H.. ont. & West.
"Wednesday. Sept. 20. Erie.
Thur-cay. Sept. H.. West shore.
saturday, Sept. o.. Ont. & West.
Monday sept d.. West shore.
Tuesday, Sept 2o.. Erie.
"Wednesday sept. I'm. Y. Cent.
Thursday, Sept. 2S.. ont. & West.
saturday, Sept. 30. 10. Erie.
Monday. Oct. 2........ ont. & West.
Tuesday. Oct. 3......N. Y. Cert.
"wednesday, Oct. 49, West Slore.
Thursday, Oct. 49,. Erie.
saturday, OCT 7........N. Y. Cent.
Monday, Oct. &c.. Erie.
Tuesday, Oct. 10. West shore.
Wednesday. Oct. IL. p. ont. & West
Thursday, Oct. 12......N. Y. Ct1t.
SATURDAY. oct. IA West Shole.
Monday. Oct. 10 y. Y. Cent.
Tuesday. Oct. H.. ont & West
"wednesday. oct. 49,. Erie.
Thursday, Oct. b.. west shore.
saturday, oct. 2l....O ont. 4. West
Monday, Oct. o.. West Shore.
Tuesday. Oct. "a ~. Y. Cent.
Wednesday. Oct 25....Erie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

ADDITIONAL. COACH EXCURSIONS ~ I'M
CAGo by PENINSULA hAa ~ ,d .,
September 10 ~ and Is: october = Il ana ~
Tourist agent in charge OF train Special coaches
for ladies' and families. Allegheny
by daylight -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

U,rbnnn Wine Co.'S -
"GOi,D SEAL" CHAMPAGNE.
For sale BY all leading wine dealers ana s'oeers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

Del. L. & West
Pennsylvania.
Bait. & Ohio.
Leigh valhey
Pennsylvania.
Letigh Valley.
HALT T. Ohio.
Del. L. e. WeA
Pennsylvania.
lialt. x Ohio.
Pennsylvania.
Del. l.. & WeS6
Lehigh Valley.
Bait. & Ohio.
Del. l.. 4 WesA
Balt & Ohio.
Lehigh Valley.
Pennsylvania.
Del. L. & Wes6
Lchigh Valley.
Del. l. & Wes6
Pennsylvania.
Balt e. Ohio.
Lehich Valley.
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley.
Del. l.. & Wese
Bait & Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
BOSTON PRIEST DIES IN LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool Sept. l3-Father James Rogers. a
Catholic priest. who recently came from Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
DATES FOR EXCURSION TRAINS TO CHICAGO

1t was announced by the Trunk Line Passengee
Committee yesterday that the following dates
had been assigned for day coach excursions -
hepin mi Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

Mr.. Dale makes the following statement of dis
bursements:
Check u George Gage, sent to c. +. Danner,
Ba ufOrt, =. 80 w
Check TO order Joseph w. Barnwell, Charleston a. ~
-. u, SEM 10 hln ~"NV
Paid for supplies shipped September . By the fol-
lowing merchants. be paid for out OF funds
10 be collected atcrward 1900, 90
Charles f. Mattlage lb'! -
Austin NchoIs 4 90 Observation-Disclosures. GGl 90
Eranris If Ieooett 4 Observation-Disclosures. 177 -
s. Cukenhemcr & Sons Savannah Ga........... 500 90
Supplies donated and shipped september by
Francis H. Lcggett Co.; Austin, Nichols y
SG a. T Ss@YorE Srs 4oi 9O
heG Tdm%, Min neaufort s. C. 5000 90
poIonna "ash' an hand .................... 7S2 lS
S71O7
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puonr ISLANDS TENNIS TOTENAMENE
RESULTS OF THE SECOND DAYS CONTESTS Fun
THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.

RESULTS OF THE SECOND DAYS CONTESTS Fun
THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
1ro,.idance r. L. Sept. IL (SpeciaD-Ihe matches
- ,ho second DAYS play in the Rhode Island "'a,e
Trornn;onship Tennis Tournament resuiteu do io
lows: 80, Ae 60.
rirs, pound-Brown beat Addy, ID - y -
Codfrcv beat Darling Go. 60; Weeoeh p'"'
,o,d "a G.; G. Hnckly beat +. HmcAy' "
10 g. Henshsw beat Greene. 10 - BUR Dea
Vaudeville 10 G-3; Place beat Pierce W. y"
Sill Y Widen beat Clarke, Sc, CT
second Round-Howland beat Brown, o-' -
uarsbsu heat Taft e. c.; Dana beat fIdoe'
IS g-3: Rowland beat Colwell, w. ~
MANN WINS THE SINGLES AT oRAN"h'
The handicap tennis tournament OF the oranse
Athletic club was continued yesterday AFTERNOON
nm ,bs Crove-st courts. Alexander Mann won inc
6rs, nriza in singles defeating I. Sidney NUE.
ma, alter Kingman had secured a lead OF TWO
ssts 70 one Kingman came TO the front jill '''
doubles however. With his partner LYMAN ~,
p.vo half fifteen and a beating TO Mann anu
sch,immer The victory was easy, only 'hr'c So
being required The play-on for second pIl%e Will
take nlace this afternoon. The scores ioio"
Mems singles final roUnd-AieXahoer nam a,'i
scratch, defeated T. Sidney Kingmah 'scr"'o"'
i-s 6-3 60 6-1, ca. , ~
Mems doubles, final round-E. Lyman az -
siansy Kirgroan lscratch) detected Alexander Mann
and Hoherf Schlimmer (half fiiteen) D. w. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

KENsICO CEMETERY liaricn. Railroad; is minute as
from Grand Genital Depot new private stauon ~
Onl,e ~ East 42d.st Telephone call $50 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

c.,.r.gu,iou Rnai Jeshurun Madison ANenue-Ihe
pwrs and srathodes this congregation the mtnnsfs
~ the ation OF Jewish Ministers ana IN" onte's
~ a.. yarous Jewish grcgations invited y aren
, funeral OF the late Rev. DIR. jacobs Senior Rabbi OK
tbe congregation from the Madison Avenue oyh'gos"e
OH rfu''' NORTH CONN, President.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
THE GARBAGE FURNACES.
The Committee is Now Out Locat-
ing Places for Their Erection

ing Places Tor Ihelr erection
Mayor PaSchal received the following
letter from w. II. Garrison, from Dallas,
this morning:
we are now ready to ship the two
garbage furnaces, and desire you to de-
eide on the location of same so that we
may be able to complete their erection as
soon as possible"
Accordingly Mayor PaSchal, Aldermen
Hoefing and EImendOrf, engaged a hack
and are spending the day in looking for a
site.
A LIGHT representative questioned his
honor this morning, relative to the lOCa-
tion, etc, OF the furnaces, and he talked
as follows:
The city owns acres of ground, about
miles southeast of the City hall, which,
if possible, we will endeavor to trade for
ground nearer the central portion of the
city. We now think of trading for land
one mile nearer. If we succeed it will be
quite a saving. We will run IS carts, each
making trips daily. If we place the fur
mace one mile nearer, this will save each
cart two miles on each load, making IA
miles saved daily, and 1920 miles saved
per month. which will unQuestionably be
a saving of a considerable sum of money.
The furnace for the eastern portion of
the city will probably be located just be-
yOnd the city cemetery, as we own land in
that portion. The land we are now think
ing Of trading for is near the San Fernap-
DO cemetery. OH a high bluff
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
LIGHT FLASHES

Big closing out sale of shoes,
all slaughtered, no reserve. Eagle
Shoe Co., Commerce st. , 6tf
The brother of II. f. Hearn,
who died in this city last Sunday,
has arrived from Minneapolis, to
bury the deceased. The funeral
will take place this afternoon for
Carter & Mullaly's undertaking
establishment. The body will be
inferred in st. Mary's cemetary.
Ladies' Oxfords greatly re-
duced. Closing out of the Eagle
Shoe Co. 6tf
Mems congress shoes, $50 and
$500, SulliVan's Main plaza. ) 6tf
kid button shoes, heavy and
light soles, at a reduction of 75r to
$l.25 per pair, at the closing out
sale of the Eagle Shoe Co. . q tt
The Alamo Electric street rail-
way is making arrangements tC
extend it's line to the Southwest
Texas asylum, and will commence
work as soon as its franchise is
granted by the county commits
SiOnerS.
Ladies' grey oXfords in ooze OF
canvas, ladies tan OXfOrds, in al
the latest styles, prices as low a.
possible for good goods. Sullivan's
SO If
Mems lace and congress shoes
1910 worth 800, at the CLOSING
out sale of the Eagle Shoe Co. D 6 t
-Chrildren's shoes and slipper
in red and black, always cheape
than anybody else sells them. Sui
livan's, Main plaza. . 6 If
Two horses were stolen yesteG
day in San Marcos, and Telegram
to the effect that they were tracke,
towards this city, was received b.
| City Marshal Druse this morning
Mems tan low-quartered shoes
Mems light kangaroo pumps, SUI
livan's, Commerce and st. Mary
streets. ) 6tf
Ladies' OXfOrds for 81 80, wort
SI.75. Sullivan's, Main plaza. . ii
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
Thew Eloped.

Yesterday afternoon Miss Lena Diaz
and her mother went to a picnic. To-
ward the close of the day Mrs. Diaz
wanted to return home and take her
daughter with her. The daughter made
A uretense of Stopping there saying that
friends would bring her home later Mrs.
Daz returned home. Soon after Miss
Daz was Joined by Ed Anderson and
thew proceeded in search of Rev. f. +.
King who married them. They left on the
6 D. m. train for Chicago. When Mrs.
DiaZ got home she found a note from her
daughter bidding her good bye, saying by
the time she got the letter, she would be
married and off with her husband.
There was great excitement around the
Diaz homestead on GOliad street last
night and Mrs. Diaz was terribly affected
by her daughters action.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
LOCOSCELLANEOUS.

A new cement sidewalk is being placed
on Garden street between Madison and
Mill streets.
The Mill bridge has been so far com
peted as to allow the cars to run over.
Mcintosh yesterday.
Billie Hoeffner, the Tom Thumb of
BOerne,' who recently secured divorce.
is smiling in the city.
Judge Bonnet, of Eagle Pass, is again
with his many local friends.
Miss NJ. IriOn is .visiting friends in
BOerne.
Mr.. A. b. lillian, the railroad poet, is
said to be sick with iuflammatory rheu-
matiSm.
Mr.. August FraSch is again in the city,
and circulating among the boys.
Frank NitSch will eSpouse Miss Susan
Winhover, on Monday, May %.
There was a very pleasant birthday
party last night at the Netting residence,
in honor of Mr.. Fred. Netting.
The San Antonio HaySeed club will
give a ball in the Arbeiter Verein hall, on
Nav Is, and their annual picnic at Lee S
bend, on May 81.
Miss Gertie DnIgadO will celebrate her
birthday, at her residence, on Lee street,
tonight.
Mr.. Fritz AndrH, formerly of this city
but now of New BraunfelS, Is visiting
friends here on his way to FrederiCkS-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Huth leave the city
on Monday on an extended trip to FL
PaSo and Santa Rosa, Mexico, and will re-
main for some time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

John Walters, of Yoakum, is at
the st. Leonard.
Miss Annie BrOugham, Of Rock
port, is at the Southern.
c. C. Conoly is expected in the
city today from Laredo.
Superintendent G. w. Van Week,
of the Southern Pacific, arrived
here today.
Sheriff J. p. Campbell returned
last evening from Wood county,
whittier he went with an attached
witness.
Mr.. c. Shacklett will leave to-
morrow for Louisville, KY to at
tend the meeting of the Republic
can National League convention.
William Mckenzie, the general
freight and passenger agent of the
Mexican Central railway, accom-
panied by his wife, arrived yester-
day evening on brief visit to San
Antonio.
DIR. r. n. Lane, collector of GUS
toms OF San Antonio, le1t over une
Southern Pacific road last night
for Fort Worth, where he has been
called to the bedside of his daugh-
ter-in-law. He will be gone sew
eral days.
Mark O'Reilly, editor and pro-
prietOr of the Brackettsville News,
is in the city on his way to attend
the annual session of the Texas
Press association at Dallas, and
will also attend the Worlds Fair
at Chicago but take trip to New
York as we'll.
Mr.. Thomas b. johnson, man.
ager of the LIGHT, will leave on
Monday for Dallas, to attend the
meeting of the Texas Press asso-
citation, of which he is the treas
urer. The association meets there
on Monday in annual session.
Messrs. j. H. Copeland, the presi-
dent and Mr.. l.. Valdez leave to-
morrow morning for the same pur-
pose.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
Minor CITY Court Cases.

The only case tried in police court this
morning was that of II. Ortiz, charged
with being drunk and diSOrdery. He was
fined s..
Mavor PaSchal. the acting recorder,
stated that he could not spend any more
time and adjourned court until Monday
morning at 9 o'clock.
The following arrests have been made
since Yesterdays court:
James Monroe, Simon Gonzales, VIM
and ChaS. Simmang, Marcos Guerrero,
w. H. Parker and Benz. Young, dumping
filth in the streets.
ChaS. Robinson. beating and striking.
Jose Meuchaca, drunk on the street.
H. BlackingtOn, suspicious character.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
A Lunatic Arrested.

Jesus Madina, an aged Mexican, was
walking up in the middle of Commerce
street at l o clock this afternoon. singing
and displaying bundle Of clothing. He
was stopped by Officer Bovee at the Com,
merce street bridge, and the two started
to the Alamo police station. The, Mexi.
can realized in moment that he was
under arrest and began resisting the OH :
Ger. A rough and tumble fight enSued In
which both officer and Mexican were
bruised up. Officer DubroisN appeared
on the scene and Medina was salely
LODGED in the Alamo police station.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
Federal Building News.

The grand jury returned number of
indictments last evening and adjourned
until 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The elevator in the Federal building
conveyed a load of twenty-SiX passengers
yesterday.
The mails were heavy this morning
and the clerks in the poStOtticc were
kept quite busy.
1t has been suggested that there be a
special officer stationed in the Federal
building to watch crooks during the
present term of court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
AT THE GOSPEL TENT.
Large Crowds Continue to Attend
the Services,


At the Gospel Tent last night Evangel-
ist Mukey preached to large cOngrega-
ton The subject Of the sermon was
self Examination" and was listened to
with eurapped attention from beginning
to end His Introductory remarks took
up over half an hour and was rendered in
a way that evinced the fact that many OF
his hearers were pricked to the heart on
account of their sins. AS evidence Of this
a large number determined to take their
salvation at once and were converted.
There will be services this evening at S
o'clock. Tomorrow afternoon al o'clock
the evangelist will deliver lecture TO
men only, the subject being The Beauty
and the Beast" Boys under II years OF
age will not be admitted. Usual services
will be held on Sunday night, which will
be presided over by Rev. Mulkey. There
will be no services at the TabernacIe to-
morrow morning at II o'clock. The vart-
Gus ministers of the city who have assist
ed at the meetings will fill their pulpits
at their respective houses of worship and
receive candidates for membership to the
VariOuS churches,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
Personal Mention.

Mrs. II. Rhein. wife Of the Austin street
dry goods merchant, is reported seriously
il, from the effects OF surgical operation
recently performed.
James Ryan. the popular cotton buyer
of Gonzales is in the city, shaking hands
with his many friends and in the best of
health. lie reports splendid rains in that
section and every place he has recently
visited. and is highly elated over the
prosperous condition of cattle and crops
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
Three Railroad Items.

Two fat cars of PecOs sandstone ar
rived over the Southern Pacific, via the
Texas Pacific, last night from PecoS Val
lev. 1t is to be used for the new county
court house, TO which site it will be trans
ported.
Frank Burns, formerly of the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass repair shops, left
for Monterey. Mexico, over the Southern
Pacific this morning He goes there to
accept a like position on the Monterey
and Mexican Gulf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
All In Jail.

The grand jury has returned indict-
menc> against NarciSSO. or Sis DilmOnd,
Abraham Lincoln, or Link johnson, Will
liam Lowther and Ben Jones, alias Clark
charging them with theft of property
over the value of $50. and r. A. Suit
alias Rogers. for embezzlement OF prop
Duffy for petit larceny. All of them are
safely home in the county jail. Chalk"
Jones having been brought in from
Galveston last night by Deputy Sheriff
McClCSkey
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
TESTS Stable Burned.

An alarm of fire was turned 10 this
morning at 10 o'clock. caused by the burn
ing Of one of the stables in TESTS camp
yard, on South Flores street The fire
department was soon on the scene and
the blaze was rapidly extinguiShed 1t is
believed that the hay in the barn caught
fire from the sparks OF a cigarette. The
loss will not 'eXcede $40. with insurance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
Two Weddings.

Justice Anton Adam performed the
ceremony by which Eduardo Vargas and
Adalina SandOval were united in wedlOCk-
last night, at the residence of the brides
parents. on BuenO Vista street, and to-
night in his usual happy manner, Justice
Gritf Jones will tie the nuptial knot for
Thomas Edwards and Miss Juanita
Morales, at the re Sidence OF the parents OF
the bride. on Morales street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
An Alleged Burglar Caught.

H. BIackington. a private in one of the
companies of Fort Sam Houston, was
jailed in the city lookup last night by
Officer Ed. FrObOeSe, charged with being
a suspicious character. 1t seems that
about 10 o'clock last night he entered the
yard Of Gus Franks, on Sherman street,
and was prowling around, trying the
doors and windows. Mr.. Frank heard
him and sent for the police officer
BIackiG yton will be tried Monday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
Alderman Hoefing Arrested.

Officer McSorlcy this morning arrested
Alderman VIM HOeliing on the charge of
refusing to have meat inspected by the
market master. 1t has been stated that
Mr.. Hoefing is Of the opinion that the
inspection ordinance is illegal. Perhaps
the case will prove to be one of interest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
To Sink a Well.

William Scheurmeycr, the former
lessee Of the privilege of using the sur
well, who has been superseded by the
new lessee, will sink an artesian well on
his own land and build hotel there He
was in the city today arranging for the
organization of a joint stock company
with a capital of $500 and says he has
had cOnsiderabl of the stock Subscribed
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
Needs a Change,

BaIfeS Bohemian Girl. which, although
repletc with enhancing melody, was
spoiled by the individual who sang the
score of Arnheim, failing to change his
clothes between the acts, during which
an interval of Is years is supposed TO
clapSe.