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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-06
Hogs steady, closing strong.

The following are the representativs sales of hogs
:. the yards today:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-06
TININCI1L.

,-rssrti,s hssa D. per tif- ssr ,sr
I'ARN LOANS wANTED 81 EEEs- s corn,
IS D.. Doug falH
I-Lttl1 liz LoASs CATTLE :as-te-sfo1g-
4 e. ISsned o. Elgsse& eve stAiIz v D. !. t.4t.
tn. Stts LS3hsF kgssiH. essESs ss.f -sJ 30
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-06
SJKaI ~.

rrasr tiis Isss 81 go ija- pefsa
STHAYED-A DEHoESED Red. WHITE a u
- sIsyttsa cJT from - AlA.e sse Isfgru aHJ
receive F-FH q lis 81
STKAIFD OR STOLEN = MII-E East oF
= BpEton CO. WSlss iafxs gfas ma. rei2Lt
. irJft la SIS q bsfrfHgf~-i an4 had iuf.
Reward fgI return 70 J. bu. at e. > ttlchila.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
A Slick Vag Captured

Last night Officer Frink arrested man
named Jim Harvey on the charge of vag-
rancy: This morning he was taken be-
fore Justice Griff Jones for trial. He
wept bitterly and the judge dismissed
the case, thinking the poor man would do
better. One hour later he was arrested
by the same officer, at the same place and
for the same offence, begging, This time
he was taken to Judge Devine, who
said lock him up" The man
was in moment on his knees
begging the judge to have mercy
but it was mo go" this time. When lock
ed up IL was learned that Harvey is the
man, who, on the night OF Dec. 20, enter
ed the Palace of Sweets on Alamo plaza
and terribly abused the proprletors who
refused him money. When that inform
alton was received, an additional charge
of being disorderly was made against
him aud it will be many days before Jim
will be free to abuse and bulldoze the pub
lie at large.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Capt. Eli Boggs Is able to be out
again.
Abe Ash is in Palestine on bust.
ness.
Mrs. NJ. r. Truet 10 home from q
trip 10 Fort Smith, Ark.
Walter Short was In San An tonic
from Seguin yesterday.
Julius Schuetzs, Of Austin, is in the
city.
Geo. w. Grim, the Star Plug singer
is at the MenRer. =
e. A. Ray, of Pettus, is at the
Mahncke. accompanied by his wife
and Miss Emma Haggar. of Plano.
Charles sinner has returned from
an extended trip to Oregon aud other
states.
Mrs. w. 8. Hadley is preparing for
Two weeks visit to friends in the
north.
Misses Buckner and Prewitt, two
charming society young ladies OF
Louisville, KY, are in the city guests
of Mrs. s. j. Wash.
Captain AIsdorf Faulkner, general
passenger agent of the M. X. & r.
left this morning for home. Mrr.
Faulkner will remain for q week
visiting relatives.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
LIT TILE PICKUPS.

A man with an ear trumpet overheard
Col. Breckenridge emphatically sit dowr
on the proposition to put Ferdinand Herf
IN the field as compromise ring candi
date for mayor,-'no," said the grea
successor to Jay Gould, Ferdinand car
be treasurer, but if any one runs for ma.
yor out of this bank, I'm the mani fur
nish the ''spondulix.'
When Mr.. Lock was approached to 90
| on the county ring ticket for city en-
gineer he replied I'm an aspirant for city
engineer, that's all"
Callaghan would not sign the vouchers
Tor the four eXpertS,-it wasn't because
the experts were not very expert, but be-
cause they were not Callaghan experts.
Who will auction off the voters OF the
city? Froboese says he is going to make
high bid.
L. P. Peck does not want to be mayor,
so long as he has big pull on the furni-
ture business.
Both Captain Sharden and Commodore
rroooeSe are Strong win me ring.
Cannot Commissioner Joe Dryer get
his relative and nameSake Joe Dryer the
office of superintendent of the poor house9
Why did not the county court ask such
humanitarians as Doctors PEBBLES and
framing II they would enter the race for
the county poorhouse physicianship.
Perhaps the county might have saved
something had this been done.
County Treasurer Froboese will take
out more sleep and wake up, with all the
inclination to beat Shardein dreamed
off," Let well enough alone" in a
county race, he is strong, and may be
a ring candidate, but he will have to get
mp early to do it. Mr.. Shardein has much
strength.
When Marshal Shardein and Treasurer
FroboeSe get after each other, they will |
take out those kinks in their legs at once.
Let's see, Mr.. Frotoese is county treas
urer, his partner is registrar, his book |
keeper public weigher. People will think |
that is enough for one firm. Mr.. Fro |
boese is a very good man, honest and con-
Scentions, but Is not awake enough to |
defeat Mr.. Shardein.
lease out the taking care OF our poor" TO |
the lowest bidders? Such inhuman en-
deavors ought to be enjoined.
II Kilgore. at Washington, deserves the /
name of watch dog Of the treasury, our /
county Judge should have credit for try
ing to be the bulldog of our county /
finances. Bryan. take care Of our funds,
and the people will be with you.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
LIGHT FLASHES.

There were l23 prisoners taken tC
the county Jail during the month Of
December.
MIR. John Gillispie. aged is years
died this morning at 4l9 Savalls
street this morning, the cause not
known.
Mr.. Myers, who for some time
past has been with G.. r. sullivan,
has accepted q position with sidney
B. Woods.
"A marriage license was issued
this morning to Jose Comes and Maria
Gonzales.
Herman Laux, the handsome
mixer at the Menger bar, celebrated
his 3lst anniversary today. He set
up q bowl of punch 10 his friends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
Real Estate transfers.

The following transfers have been filed
since last report:
Heinrich and Elizabeth Nentwig to AL
bert NeDtwig, $50 acres out of John Bar
ber's survey, No. 60; IS.
l.. w. Gosling TO Laura D. Warder, lots
9, 3. 4 and 5, block 4, out of Meerscheidt's
subdivision of original city lot No, 1; $3.50
Killing to Fritz aud A. E. Defining
er, IoG 6, block 1, on Refugio street; 1926.
A. A. Maher to Albert Umscheid, lot
IL, block /, City View addition..s30.
f j. BeiteI to j. w. Haley, lot II and
north half of lot II, block /, original city
lot 1876. S2,275
and north half of lot IL, block 1. $3.50.
G. n. de Cantu to J. and T. Cantu, 70.52
acres near WestfalI, SIS, love and affec-
ton.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
NEW SUITS
At Last DISPOSED OF.

On November 2Sth judgment was rem
dered in Justice Adams court in the two
cases of the San Antonio Brewing aSSocia-
ton VS.. Germain Faberes. for debt, the
sums both amounting to S293.25. The
Brewing association, while successful in
securing judgment, was not successful in
securing the. money involved, and. hear
ing that the defendent had some money in
the Maverick bank at the time of its fail
ure. entered a punishment suit against
Sam Maverick and Reagan Houston.
This morning Justice Adam rendered
judgment in the garniSment suit, order
ing Mr.. Houston to pay all dividends to
the association.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
The German.

Last night the society boys gave a COM
plimentary German at the Casino hall
that IN brilliance Outshone any thing of
the kind ever given in the Alamo City
There were nearly two hundred persons
on the floor. Mr.. j. Rely Gordon led the
German and many were the new and
pretty figures he introduced. The enter
tainment was given in honor of the ladies
who received yesterday. Nearly all of
the ladies were present. At the usual
hour for such things to occur, refresh
ments were served and then the dance
continued. AT 2 O'clock good night was
said; thus closing a most eventfuG day in
this part of the social world.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
School Of SpectaItIes.

Prof. w. q. Alexander. an experienced
and successful teacher. proposes to teach
a limited number OF pupils in bookkeep-
ing by double entry, mental and practical
arithmetic and the higher branches in
mathematics. He will teach either by
the lesson or the month. His terms are
reasonable and he guarantees Satisfac-
tion. For further particulars apply TO or
address him at 3l7 Richmond ave l3lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03

OLSEN q WALkE.
Away ready to move, pack and
are your furniture. 39tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
His Brother Is Dying.

DR.. P. OrneIas, the Mexican consul,
yesterday received the following telegram
from relatives in Eagle Pass: Your
brother Harry OrnelaS is dying with
tyDhuS fever. Are you coming up? An
Swer." The doctor was shocked atTe-
ceiving this word. but at once teIegraphed
that he would be there, and he will
leave some time today
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
Recorders Court.

The recorder had an unusually small
docket this morning. trying only one ca Sc
and transferring one.
George A. Squires was thought to be a
VagranU yesterday by one of the officers
and he was In consequence, run in :"
Judge Devine agreed with the officer this
morning and assessed a 81 fine
Jim Harvey, another vagrant, was
transferred 10 the Justices court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
THE COURTS.

THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
Court opened this morning after the
holiday vacation and business was tran.
sacted as follows:
Twentyfour cases were continued fol
different causes.
The following were dismissed at plain,
tiff's cost.
56O3, Traders National Bank of Sar
Antonio VS.. John r Blocker.
567S. Traders National Bank of San
Antonio Va. j. Fl. Raymond 81 Co.
1894. Traders National Bank of San
Antonio VS. j. F. Camp.
4s0S. Joseph earle VS.. Sam II. Daven
port ct al, for want of prosecution.
1912. Bexar Building & Loan associa-
ton vs.. Henry Solcher ct al, jury
waived and judgment for plaintiff for 81,
1924 and $3.50 attorneys fee; notice Of
appeal given.
Final papers were granted Lorenson
loft. subject of the King of Denmark.
f. V. LANCE and f. Icke, witnesses.
The judgment nisi case against Chas
Nash, set aside al defendants cost.
r. A. Haynes had his disabilities o.
minority removed.
Sedonio Dony) Mills, charged with Sc
ductiOn, gave recognizance in the sum OF
$1,000 with Frank Carpenter. j. c. Mil:
and w. A. Cockrell as sureties.
There was no court in the Forty fifth
District this morning. 1t will reopen to
morrow morning.
NEW SUITS
The following suits were flied this morn
ing:
1898. Ed Stoves & Sons VS.. VIM Meyer
ct TX, debt and foreclosure of lien.
$3.50. ID. & A. Oppenheimer VS.. j. b
Winfield ct al, debt and foreclosure o
lien.
$40. Ives, Larken & Co. VS.. W. v
Futrelle.
5S4l. A blank garniShment suit.
1000. Ed Stoves Il Sons VS.. VIM. Meyel
ct. al, on note and to foreclose vendor
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03

The lack Of sewer system seriously re
cards the building up of our city, besides
adding every year to our danger; but
will'the people vote half million dollars
additional to their bonded debt, with the
experience Of the past eight years before
theic eyes, unless there Is radical change
in the maze up of our city government?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03

SALARY OR COMMISSlON
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03
MARTIN & BURGESS, Attorneys at Law

Rooms ais and,2I6, I'D Floor, Mackey
block, E. Houston St., San Antonio, Tex
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03

4 community will bear heavy tax If
their money gUeS into improvements that
benefit and improve the general public.
Each individual taxpayer in our city is
today compelled to pay more money out
of his POCKET in consequence OF defective
cry government that his taxes won d
amount to for the most extensive and
comprehensive city administration.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-03

j. B. A. Ash has resigned his
position with Joske Bros. and is now
with Herman Harms.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
JUNCTION CITY IS DOOMEO.
Flames Wipe Out Mill Creek
Other Towns Threatened.
Wisconsin Farmers Fleeing from
Forest Fires.

STEVENS POINT. wis, Sept. ia
message to thu superintendent of the
Wisconsin Central Railroad from June
ton city, ten miles west of this city,
says the town Is burning and will he
totally destroyed. Mill Creek Is said to
have been wiped out of existence and
many farmers in the Black River dis
trct will be rendered homeless.
This city is SURF bunded by forest
Nres, though there is no immediate dan
ger from them. The forests between
here AMI Mosinee have been blazing for
several days. and Il Is feared that many
farmers in that territory will lose their
crops and cattle, even IL they are for
tuiate enough to escape with their lives.
MARSHFfELD. Wis. Sept. l5.For
many days forest fires have ragged inccs-
sanity in this vicinity. burning many
cords OF wood, much lumber and prop
crty OF settlers. Yesterday, famed by u
gale from the west. the flames wee. At
their worst. and last night in a binding
smoke "A score of families were homeless
and were fleeing to this city.
Word WAS received here yesterday az
ternoon that Powers station, at which
place there is battery of coal ltilns
was on fire. A party of men attempted
TO go there to render aid. but the Sitting
smoke drove them back.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
DR.. MILLARD'S DEATH.
The Famous Physicians Life Goes
Out In Paris.

News has been received from Paris
that DR.. Henry Il. Willard, of 4 East
Forty-iirst street, died In the French
capital yesterday of typhoid fever
DIR. Milard's name was one OF the best
known in the medical profession. lie
was an author quoted all over the world
on medical matters. He was on his Gus
tomary annual trip abroad. ACCOMPANIED
by his wife. who is an invalid. He was
taken i'll Aug. l. His friend. the famous
DIR. Charcot. attended him.
DR. Willard was born in Utica in 1895.
He was graduated from Hamilton col
lece in 1865 with the degrees of p. a. and
NJ. \. He studied medicine at the Uni
versity of the city of New York. but
became II homoeopa thist afterwards un.
der Prof. Gray's influence. He received
many horors from the medical fratcr-
nifty OF America, France. Germany and
England.
Dr Miliard married daughter of
James Harper cX-Mayor and one OF the
founders of the great publishing house
OF Harper & Brothers. He did not leave
any children. The burial WHY he In
The evening world., 1893-09-15
THINK THEY ARE TRAIN-ROBBERS
Five Suspicious Looking Lien Seen
Near Rome City, Ind.

KENDALLVILLE, Ind, Sept. 15.--An-
other chapter may be added within
twenty-four hours to the history OF the
express robbery committed at Kessler
Monday night.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Foos. Of
Rome city. has sent word that five sus-
picious looking men passed through the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
gravel pits, two miles to the east Of that
village, several having bundles which
might have held the booty.
As soon as chief Detective Byrnc rC-
ccived this Information last night men
we're despatched to the place. Two Of
the suspected men have been recognized
as Chicago crooks and safc-blowers,
while third man has his home not
far from here. 1t liz believed the fourth
H. n notorious Western dcsperado.
The fact that the men did not make
their appearance in this vicinity for sew
oral days previous to the robbery and
the report that several men had been
hiding in swamp "A short distance
from the scene. foraging of the neigh
boring farmhouses for subsistence, add
another link to the chain.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
SPORTING NEWS AND Gossip.
"Pop" Bliss Discusses Important
Changes in Football Rules.
Handicaps Work Disastrously on
New York Ath's cs.

Football Is essentially an Autumnal
pastime, and in the days Of the scre and
yellow leaf It really enjoys monopoly
of the attention and enthusiasm of
the lovers of sports.
In pretty close contiguity to New
York. two teams are practising daily,
with q vigor and vim that make foot
ball winners. Those teams are Yale and
Princeton, betS whom no tiercer
contests have ever been held in the field.
Yales tam is at Travers Island La
boys Soyns are s sf N TrS}%%s finishing p
are ding hard work on aolmess Field,
CamSrdrs snH the wS bS p G at
Cape May. These are pleasant sort
of places to get into trim for the real
hard praesee Tork anh training on
Capt. Hinkey, Of Yale, is IA severe dis
ciplinarian, and 1t is no play work for
his team on Trayers Island, The team
morning and it Is quite close to shutdown
before the taps" are. sounded or. their
work. Hinkey Y, feels the loss of Laurie RI
heroically to develop two players that
Pop" Bliss, by the way, is now in
Stanford University. He reached there
week ago, much to the astonishment
of the students, AS his coming was a
well-kept secret. Speaking of the
changes in the rules this year. Pop
Bliss said:
Two important changes have, been
made. This year the centre-rush Will
have full right to the ball. Heretofore;
the centre on the defensive was allowed
a half-interest, as 1t were, and In order
to snap the ball back properly the centre
sort to foxy methods and was constantly
hampered by the other man. This
change will make the game much
cleaner and fairer than before. Again
the rule that goal should be tried for at
position in the field directly out from
where the runner crossed the line with
man may try to take the ball directly
back OF the posts and thus secure an
easy kick. j have heard that this has
been the rule in vogue in California
but In the East II was otherwise. These
two changes are the only important
ones, but they make a material change"
New Workers did not startle the ath-
letic world by their performances in the
championship contests at Chicago yes
terday. and the reason advanced for the
paucity of first places secured by our
boys was that the handicaps worked
frtghtfully against the New York ath-
letes.
This is true, no doubt, but there NAV
be Tommy Connect or a Willie Day or
two lurking In the jungles Of the vast
The best we could do yesterday was
two hrst prizes by Jim Mitchell, of the
weight "a feet. Q inches; the iS-pound
hammer 1856 feet. II l-2 inches; first nrize
by M. f. Sweeney. Of the Xaviers, in a
The evening world., 1893-09-15
BOTH CHASED A WOMAN.
Sebastino Had . Gun and He and
His Friend Wore Arrested.

bernardo scbastino. Who says he lives
at 322 West Twenty-irst street. and
Frank Pess. of One Hundred and Tween
ty-sxth street and Tenth avenue, were
prisoners in the Tombs Court this morn
Ing.
Sebastino was caught chasing a woman
through Mulberry street late last night
with a pistol in his hanl. His friend
nett, Of the Sixth Precinct. caught ur
with the men and knocked down Sc.
bastino. took his revolver away, and
arrested both men. This morning Jus.
tice Meade held Sebastinp in $500 fol
trial, and sent Pess to the island for ter
days.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
MOTHER TAINTED IN COURT.
Her Maynard Daughter Sent to the
Hou.e of Good the Shepherd.

John O'Brien, twenty years Old. OF
~ Macdcugal street, was ARA gncd in
jefferson Market Court this norninS,
charged with abiucting Loretto Iau-
ra'hy. lhe complaint was made by the
girls mother.
Loretto admitted this, and declared
she was seventeen years old, and knew
enough to take care of herself.
Justice Koch committed her to the
House OF tie Good Shepherd and dis
charged O'Brien. The girl wept hit
terly, and her mother tainted. creating
considerable excitement In court.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
SILK WEAVER HANGS HIMSELF.
William Gysen Had Tesn out OF
Work for Some Time.

William Gysen. a silk weaver. COM
mitted suicide at his home 403 East
Seventy-scventh street, at $40 this morn
ing by hanging himself.
He had been ont Of work for some time
and was respondent in consequence. He
was fifty years old.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Killed on the Race Track.

TRACY. Mimi. Sept lj.-Oscar Christ
enson, Of l.anesboro. MINI, was killed
yesterday on the fair ground track in n
collision between Kitty. a local running
horse, and trotter from Pipesto one
driven by Il. Link. Both horses were
killed.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Frisco.s street Railroad Combine.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-Thc lead
ing street railroads in this city will be
consolidated in a few days under the
name of the San F~cr cisco Gable Rail
road Company. The capital stock will
be SIG, 900, 900.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
MISSING Alderman Is. Forgor.

COLUMBUS, Ind. Sept. l5.-Alderman
Frank Niller of this city, is missing.
He Is a forger to the extent of S. 800.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

u YOU wan, q hne DRESS SHOE, made In tho
latest styles, cont pay S. 10 So; ny my 50. $3.50
81 or ST. Shoe They III equal 10 QUO I'm made,
snd look and wear as wei. II you wish to eceno-
mile IN your footwear do so by ~, chasing W.
1. Douglas Shoes, Name and price stamped on
The bottom: look for II when YOU buy.
". !. DOUGLA,, Erockior, NR.'.
ALI. SIZES, STYLES AND WIDTHS
ron SAl.h nj the following places 1903,
i3Is. i3Gs j., ave, 40. MI. ,SsD:
a%;S;; ;e3s:s |s.4 ,$amas NV. 5 fxa''
2GDl, 3333 I'd uvr.; i5S tcor. 81 t.rnnd
III. III. 323, At 'ccr: aIth 80. !I21
500 Dth ave.i 3B2. 55s, 12Q 10Th ave.;
sa2 aa a4 ."a ..; ~ md si go ac Id
Si5 5"a sSt nam.r a So. iH sS "sssa 50
tE S, . IL S, E"' t%nm nj; s7 Mi,
Rs2 ''H;% s%; I'D ai3 ~, M t n.s ~
GGi 5oa' $50 h%.,crdnm,n ic,, ~ Di:
-; i25 !,hambers a., !1a Sonth ST.;
Ave. ~ Ave. 1874 turmine ST., ~
Jersey Cltr-122, 2UO,- 83i Newark
nNr.; i77 Grave st.' A2 Montgoncr, VI.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

New York defeated Cincinnati yester-
day to 0. and the fact that Brooklyn
laid off placed Wards boys Il points
ahead Of Foutz. Here is the record to-
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Tommy Ryan, OF Chicago who made
1t sizzle for Mysterious" Billy Smith
at Coney Island some time ago. wrote
to Arthur Lumley that when he gets
ready to fight to a finish he will give
the mystery the first chance. In his
letter Tommy gives Billy a "gridiron-
ing"
The evening world., 1893-09-15

La Blanche. the Mariae and SHADOW"
Maber are to box at the Twin city A.
G., Minneapolis. Sept. q for $500, at
$50 pounds.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

At St Paul. Mimi, yesterday after
noon John s. Barnes was credited with
sprinting 100 yards in . 3-5s There were
three time-keepers. two of whom licked
OF 3-5s.and the other . 4-5s. If Barness
time be accepted az official 1t means u
new worlds professional 1OO-yard record
being better by 10 of a second than
OWens's time.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Collar. Makers Oppose Tariff Change.
TROY, Sept l5.-Thc shirt collar and
Cuff employees here are signing IA petit
tiOn to be sent to the Committee. on
Ways and Means at Washington praying
to have the tariff on these articles re-
main as 1t Is.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

The well-known Dominican Union foot
bail team, which last year created for IT.
self an enviable record, has reorganized
for the season of 1884, and is prepared
TO plav teams aN raging $50 pounds.
Challenges may BE- sent to Thomas c.
Fennell manager, $50 Broad way, New
York City.