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, 1893-04-29
: Der 8oltseibef bat sic Nnor6nu1

Scr 8Olt8ei9ef bat sic 2tnor6nung
getroffen, baB pabrenO Oes 2tufeutbaItes
OeS 6er3o9S bon @eragua i'm 9(ubttortum7
6otel borten cine itarfe Q(bt6etlung 8pliz
5titen poitirt 1T, I'M BEN pornebmen Sat
uno icine Samilte bor Der 3uOrin9Ii9fett
Der neugterigen Men9e 8u i4iiben, tpeIdbe,
tpte Ser 8olt5etcbef itcb ausbriift, &eraz
gua's little will draw about the
hotel1.... Sa, 10 elm 6er3oestttel ibt in
Der Gbat cine gang ipun6erbare 2tn3iebun9s>
traft auf Oieie freien 8urger Oer gtepubltt
aus! lin eincn ulebenOigen 6ersog" 81
ieben, laufen it3 6ie guten Qeute bic 8etne
balber ab. Geragua pirb iib 9lidli9
prctien fDnnen, trenn eS ibm %9eltn9t, piez
Der nit beiler 6aut nab Dem 2anbe 1einer
GGter 5uriid3ufommen.
, 1893-04-29
Stdott1bes.
STREET. iber Goueftions9ebubren.
2lopofatD. D. padaro we9en unterf9Iaeure
Don oen Gro69efdworenen in lnflaee=
~3uftano perfebt,

Mgemetnes @r1tdtnen rief es 6erbor, ais
9eitern befannt tpur6e, boB Ser 0opofot gB.
9. Pafar0 auf einen capias 8efebl bin
unter Der Nnfla9e Der l1nteri6(agung berz
baftet tporoen iet, unb bie1eS @rltauner
mubS, ais bic @roBgel9tporenen gegen i'm
Bic Q~(nfla9e er6oben, Die 8el5ban6lun9
2eopolo Q8etL & 8ros., SEQ. 121 Mercer
StraBe IN Stem gorf, Inn bie Summe bon
1857 betro9en 81 BADEN. 8adarb tpar ser
GedtSbetitarO %9enannter 6trma. SIN
September mur0e t6m cine S6ulo>
forberumg BON $467 gegelt sic IS. Q.
Stattman Sur Co.,, PIG State Str, Sur
@tnfaltrung lbergebe1. Dim 5. Sftober
tpur0en tbm $3.50 ge5ablt un6 Sen 9teit err
belt ct i'm Jtopember. @s 6etBt nun, boB
ct 0as @el6 ouf leinen eigenen Namlen in
Der 8anf Dep ontrte unb Der 6trma nicbts
etnlcbtdte.
@nOe gtOoember eri6ien Wear q. QBe6ez
les BON 251 Sttt6 QlDe., Der btcit9e 8ertreter
Der Seem Oorfer Ttrma, BEL 8a6ar6 un6
D~erIangte cine Nbre9nung. 9eBterer mabte
angeblt6 Nusfllt6te, berlan9te einen Tag
Qtufi6ub unb ber SAL tpuroe elmer Gouefz
ttonSagentur lbergeben. Dieter Sa6lte
Badaro $3.50, tpet9erte it9 tebocb angebe
licb, BEN Geit Der Summe beraus3ugeben.
St wurbe perbaftet, baS Gerb0r muroe
mebrere WtaIe peri6oben, bis CT perfeblte,
gum Sermtn gu eribeinen unb feline 8iirgz
i3aft fir perfauen erfldrt purbe. 0tc
Sabe ipurOe bann por Sic @roBgei6tpprez
men gebracbt unb Yadar6 iteute $4,000
8iir8ibaft, 2ebtcrer ia9te geftern, baB bas
@an3e NIGHTS tpeiter iei, ais elm Strett stptz
iben NbDOfaten UNI neutrality-suspicious..
, 1893-04-29
observation-disclosures.

Sranf 8. @tutoms, Gli5abetb S. Broofs35-19
Satol 2(uberi on, 6annab @arlion... ..42-35
@barles Seeman, Wtarie Suoff 100. 1913
emanuel SrilS, Senlp Yjornbaf,. .29-22
@iliam Scoop, Qmonbo SQUIRT .21-19
&rtbur $. GoB, Sop9ie S6obel. $3.50. .24-21
Safl OH Nortou, Seem Srleaus, 2a.,
Sta SmeetlaltO. .40-27
Matbtas 2orellS, Wtotp @eioel .......30-25
6erl1a1t 8aeni0, Sligo groft1t9. 80. .28-25
Samuel G~ail1tenber9, 6eDmig @lie. ..27-19
Galpb Mc0ou9au, Wtarp Qtnlt 6orreI 1913
@u9uit &tebe, Dtat6ilbe 9foreuber9. -. 4O-33
2u6mif Hleu5ler, Nl1aitaiia Barnard. .23-21
NOolp9 gtoe, Selena Sect .28-22
0t9oel @orb, Wtar9aretbo 2arberbo9 .31-26
Sobn 2%auOroS, Wtatbilba 8eteri OH. ...28-21
Soief &rt9e, Walp 6Ditltug .25-2O
Srauces g8olib, Wtop gSilep .24-22
Yotrid @iuelpie, Mtarta Hropiep .....33-28
@iaiam 2%tntilif, GliSabetb Sat9.. ..22-20
Qlbert Siitbelar, Saltnie 6oubr. .24-31
Sobn @briitenien, War9oret Carroll. 1874
Wlar g8albeif, Scba 2bleus .28-24
GbOmas gSilep, Soiepbtne @botelep ..37-27
Soiepb 6eorte, &bereia 6roB .25-24
Sones Q8arner, Sharp Martin .......22-22
Did pat Der Wtul, Srpntie pan ,3eerppf. .29-22
6reo S6umocber, 2t35te Sttmein. 49,. 1916
Serrdnce Wtorau, Otarp 8ppp. .30-21
Snlius Mtuer, @ntlp @beinarb.. 80. .24-18
, 1893-04-29
Capt. uttIes fdbIt fid belet0t9t.
Capt, Shea fol- i'm nm Gntf6uIoieune bitten,
weieert it6 aber.

Capt. st. s. Wttles Derlan9t 6rtngenb,
6aB i'm Gapt. S6ea bon Der 6arrilonftr.@
Station Inn @ntl9ulbtglng bite, ba er
tbn aufs @robltblte beletbtgt babe.
Sin Wfann JtamenS greene aus Wton>
tana bate inn @ranb gaciftc 6oteL ietne
9tebnung auf $50 anlaufen laIien lnb mar
Damn perbuftet. Ser Spe3ialpoliSiit bes
6otelS bate i'm Qlu6itortum>!6 ptel Gapt.
s. 8. WttleS angetroffen, Ser 5u ieinem
ltnglu6 @reene iebr GDnlicb itebt. @r be-
Sei6nete i'm mebreren 6 %oIt3iiten ais Ben
9ur6brenner nnb 6err Wtiles ntuBte ippDl
Doer libel nit nab Ser Station tpanbern.
0ort iou i'm Gapt. Shea furcbtbar belctz
bigt BADEN. 0tele r idbiloert ben 8or9ang
folgen0erlnaBen: @r babe WttleS in Ser
Office itben leben un6 iet bon ibm 9efragt
tpprben, tparum ct per6aftet tporoen 1ei.
@r babe g%eanttportet, CT .ptiie btes ntcbt,
unb Sic YoltSiiten bitten ibnt 6arauf ben
Sabberbalt erflGrt. 9a WttleS leine I'M
16ulO betbeuerte uno feline Bapiere pprpteS,
forberte ct i'm auf, iicb nit einem g oliSiiten
nacb benz @rano 8actftc 6otel 81 b~egeben.
Wenn BORT ertIGrt tpiirbe, baB ct nicbt ser
0ticbti9e iei, 1oute .er ipfort fret9eloilen
tperben. Capt, MtileS babe Johann an i'm
baS Nnitnnen 8eiteQt, tbn ielbit 3u beglet>
ten, mas ct ie0ob abgelebnt babe, 6a t6m
Sic 3ett ba3u feble. MileS babe i6m barauf
fir ben Sang So angeboten, Bic ct lelbit~
Deritdnblicb auSgei6la8en babe. Sn5Dti6en
iet Die Na9ricbt gefommen, baB bel Der
Gerbaftung WtileS' Elm Srrt6um georgetown
men lei, un0 er babe beiien ioforttge Srei7
laiiun8 ~perfiigt. ST f0nne ni6t etnieben,
inpiefern WftIes bon tbnt beIeibt9t mor6en
iet, unO beiien 6orOerung, er ioue i'm UNI
Gnti6uIot9ung bitten, lei einfa3 lGcberIi6.
0as Qlben6blatt Ser Sutnois Staatsz
0..4..n ~ -. o.. O1.u.S TN..DAo -. ~ -.
, 1893-04-29

Oabcr @lasRduler au6 in 9eiunbbeitIi6er
5iniidt por Steinz oOer 9olsbauten ben
Gor5u9 perbienen. Sci benz %betannten
ltnternebmungSgetit Ser Gbtcago'er itebt gu
ertparten, baB tie iicb 6iele intereiiante
Neuerung raib GIT Nube maben wer6en,
gtur etn pent9 @e6ulD unb mir perben
balo na4 2trt Der Mearcbenprin3en in
vGrDitallpalGiten" tpo6nen.
, 1893-04-29

- n btelen StGbten un6 Orti9aften
WerOen aus 2lnlaB Ser Gr0ffnung Der
8eltauSiteaung u@OIum6us 78Gume" ges
pflan5t, pelbe f~iinftige @enerationen an
bas 9rOBe biitortibe Gret9niB crtnnern
Werben. MO8e ben 8ertpirfGic6ern 6ieIer
%OriginelIen unO patriotii6en .S0ee bic
Srerbe 5u She'll t%perben, baB Bic vGolumz
buSz8Gume" ale ge6ei6en.
, 1893-04-29
ste @pls. 4tus stleeraet ittet,ttta

Ser 8unbeS7 Mitn3par6ein, @6par6 8.
2eecb, bat 6teier Sage ietnen 8ert1t fir
bas Sabr 1892 ber0fentlt6t. 9erielbe
ent6dlt 6te iibltbe bouitdnbige ltnb I'M
tereiiante Snformdtion betretfs Ser @oIb>
unO Stl6ergetptnnun9 in Sen Ser. Staaten
unb anberen 2Gnoern, iopte betreffS bes
StanOeS Ser Wtiin3prG9ung. Die BEN
Stlbermartt betreffenben Mittbetlungen
itnb iebr lebrreidb, tnSbeionbere fir 2eute,
tpelbe an Sic Mf09ltcbfeit Ser geieBItden
9tegultrung bes @ertbes bon Stlber 1tn6
Der MISUNDERSTANDING ietner 8ertbeinbeit
nit @ol0 na6 etnem gang ptafitrltb at>
9enommenen 8erbGLtntB glauben. Sn
tpentger ais 6ret Monaten lit ser Silberz
prets I'M 104 GentS per l1n3e ~geiunfen 6te
GuBerite gretsa6pet6ung tpGbrenb 6eS
SabreS 1892 betrug 13 Gents per 1n3e.
8Gbren6 6er @ertb beS @olbeS tbatidcblicb
unperGnbert btieb, lit Ser Mertb etnes
Stl6er6oIars bon $1.O4 I'M Sabre 1873
auf $0.674 i'm Sabre 1892 gcfalen. Ser
@elamntbetrag beS felt benz @rlaB beS
Sberman9eiebes unterm IA. Sult 1890 bis
gum S6luiie beS Sabre8 1892 angefauften
Silbers belGuft itb auf 129, re, 1922 In3en
Setnge6alt gum Ourbi6ntttltcben Gretic
bon SO Gents per l1n5e. Ser g~egentpdrtige
SilberpretS lit 49, per 11n3e unb bat mitz
bin Die 8ltnoesregierung in Solge Ser
Nertboerminberung bes bis gum 81. 0e>
5entber 1892 angefauften Sil6ers etnen
8erluft BON iiber 16 Otiuionen Collars err
Lttten
Die @ol69rl1ben ser Ser. Staaten tpeiz
len i'm Sabre 1892 etn GrtrGgniB i'm unoe>
fabren g8ert6e BON 1913, 600, 900 auf. 9tc
id5rli6e @OIO8eptnnun9 1T iib felt elmer
Jtei6e bon Sabren fait 9leidb gebliebcn. Sim
ge9en tit Die Stlbergeptnnung BON SSabr All
Sabr 1ebr bcri6teben, in6em iie bon 6em
Wfarftpreiie abbdngt. TdQt 6erlelbe inter
etne geptiie 3tffer, 10 miiilen piele Stlberz
9ruben pe9en Ser be6euten6en 8etrte6s>
toiten geibloiien tper6en ur6 nur 1olbe, Sic
~tpentger Soften beruriac6en, bLetben in 8ez
trteb. 6err 2ee3 i96Bt Sen 8etrag 6es in
BEN Ser. Staaten i6brlib ~getponnenen
StIbers auf 58 5000, 900 In3en 6einqebalt.
gta6 Qlb3u9 6eS fir Sabrifationsstpede err
foroerlt3en Stl6erbetrageS, fGQt Der Geit
tpett unter Ben 8etrag (52,0 0O, 900 l1n3en),
tpelcben Die Gegterung Dem S6ermone@ez
ieBc genGB idbrGtb anfaufen muB, Oas
Jteiultat tit ielbtOeritGn6Iidb, baB Ser feb
lenoe be0euten6e 8etrag aus frem6en QGnz
bern be3ogen tper6en muB, I'm als6ann i'm
S9aBamtSgew0lbe in b0uig nublo1er @eiie
aufgeipei6ert 5u perben.
SSn Der @ol68etpinnun9 ite6t Californian,
troBOem cine itarte 2lbuabme 3u berset9nen
tit, unter ben Deri9te6enen Staten un1eres
3anbes noc6 INNER %o6enon, NIT elmer 9(ltse
beute i'm g8ertbe BON $12, OO0, 900. Damn
fommt Qlasfa nit elmer Q(usbeute i'm
8ertbe BON 81, 900, 900. Sine per6GltniBz
mGBig betrd6tli9e QuantitGt @ol6 mirb
in ben iitbli6en Staten g~etponnen. 3uz
~boroer1t tOmmt Slo>@aroLtna nit 1868
un3en i'm @ert6e bon 1923, 1866; @eor9ia's
Nusbeute bat einen Bert6 BON 1914, 734, Die
gtoros@aroltna's etnen lolcben BON $78,z
$50. Wf0rDlan0 p~robu3irte @oLo I'M 8ertbe
bon 1895 un0 Silber i'm QScrt6e BON $517.
Gtr9tnten'S @olbausbeute bat einen @ertb
bon $4,000 rn0 auBer6em tpur6e 6orten
Stlber i'm Bert6e BON 1872 9~etponnen.
, 1893-04-29

= Stnan5mintiter Carlisle miro tpGbz
renb ietneS Qlufent6altS in G6tcago, mo- ct
beute nit benz 8rditbenten Glepelan6 CUR
@rDfnun9 Ser @eltausiteuung eintrifft,
nit bteftgen 8anfiers pegen 9arleibung
bon @olD GuGipra6e nebmen. Comptroller
@Gels bat ibm nGmlicb BEL iet1er Qlmtsz
itbernabme gang iberrai6en6e 9lnerbie>
tun9en bon bieitgen 8anfierS mitge6rQcbt,
ote auc6 Dem Stnan5miniiter ben W1ut6
perlteben baben, in ietner ~iingIten 8ez
Iprecbung nit SEEM Oorter 8anfiers 6teien
gegeniiber 10 cnti6ieben auf5utreten. 0a
fommt nun bic intercollegiate G6atiacbe an
ben Sag, baB Stem Oort gar ntcbt me6r Sic
6auptnteberlage fit bas @olb bes 2an6eS
lit, ionbern Chicago, Sic v8in6ita6t", tpie
Bic Stem Oorfer ite nit 0prltebe nennt. @s
%beftnoen itb nGmGtb na9 8eri6ten 6eS
COMPREHENSIVE IN SEEM Oorf ST., 438,
'652 @oIb, in Chicago $14,824, $50. Qucb
Der Neiten ais @an3eS bat mebr @ol6, ais
Der Often, nGmlt6 run6 "a MtQionen,
Der Often aber MIR 80. Wean fie6t 0aran,
0aB Die Seem gorfer 8anfen 1ur Ser alten
@epo6nbeit itb 9roB auf3uipieGen getolgt
iinb, UNI fir iib BEN 9r0Btm0gli6Iten Gorz
tbetL berGuS5ui6lagen. - It was a game
of bluff.
, 1893-04-29

= 0enn man bem @ettermann @lauz
ben i6enfen bart, 10 tpir6 baS 8etter in
BEN na6iten Go9en vio 10 la la" ietn.
, 1893-04-29

Die Qlbenbz Nus9abe Der Sutnots Staatsz
s~eitnng itnoet iiberau Gle freunbltcbte Muf7
nabme. Yrets 1Gent per gfummer, 6 Gents
per @Gde.
, 1893-04-29

uniere Staatsgeieb9e6un9 bat sic
Samitag : 6olbfeiertags 8iQ ~Dertporfen.
0te 5erren i9etnen Der 2(nitcbt gu iein,
OaB iie aaetn Elm 3e9t gum Sau4en5en
baben.
, 1893-04-29

&Ieine 2tn3etgen in Der Qbenbausgabe
Der Sainois Staats3eitung foiten, tpenn
ni5t mebr pte 3ebn @prte, 10 Gents, iebes
tpettere Mprt l Sent.
, 1893-04-29

9aS Nbenbblatt Ser SGtnotS Staatsz
3ettung lit in alien Stems epOts gu baben,
BretS l Sent.
, 1893-04-29

y = y NJ " ~
Sin 6abin3ielenber @eleBentpurf lit
benn aud Ser Sfaatsgeieb9ebung beretts
DorgeIegt, unO ite6t gu boffen, baB Oeriel6e
unDertpetlt angenommen tpir0.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
LoCoSCELLANEoUS.

A party of ladies and gentlemen will 90
In coach, with four white horses, to AL
amo Heights tonight, where they will
have moonlight fest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griesenbeck' handsome
residence on Cedar street is nearing com.
pletion.
There will be private dance at River
side Park on Thursday, given by some OF
1.-THE boys" to their lady friends.
Miss Mabel Dean is seriously i'll.
The Belknaps have an important COM
pany meeting next Monday night.
Mrs. Eliza and Miss Gallagher have
gone east for the summer.
Miss Amaha Wulff has gone to Centre
Point to rusticate.
tits not Professor Muth, but his son
William, who is with Professor c ar
Beck cooling off in Alaska.
Madame Donaldson gives a dance al
West End on Saturday night.
The Ramseyer brothers gave an in.
teresting mandolin and guitar concert in
Muth's pavilion last night which was
the last Of the series.
Alamo Lodge l. & S. M. meet tonight
in the Masonic hall.
Several parties of moonlight riders
were out last night taking In Alamo
Heights and Riverside park.
The Belknaps exhibition team are put.
ting up fine, drills just now, and seem in
tent upon resuming their former prestige
Mr.. Sommers will entertain his friends
by a hop in the West End pavilion on
Friday.
Mr.. Robinson's reviyals at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church are attract
ing considerable attention and are quite
successful.
Mrs. Louis Workman was in the city
yesterday fraternising with friends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
Church Social.

Last night at the residence Of
the Pastor, or Camp street, a very
enjoyable social was given by the
young ladies of the South Flores
street Baptist church. A lunch
was served, and the receipts,
amounting to several dollars will
60 to the aid in paying for the
church building recently erected
in place of the one destroyed by
fire.
On the lawn between Trinity
church and the parsonage, last
evening, an ice cream social and
entertainment was given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of that denomi-
nation. The company was a large
one, and all present had pleasant
time.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
S. d. Scudder, at West End, last
evening, lawn social was given
by the ladies of Madison Square
Presbyterian church, which was a
gratifying event.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
Recorders Court.

The following minor cases were
dealt with by the recorder this
morning.:
II. f. Smith, failing to have mo-
tor under control, continued.
VIM. Simmang, dumping night
soil on place not designated by
the city, dismissed.
J. A. Bell, fighting, dismissed.
Carlos Ortega, fighting, dis,
missed.
Winefred Gagen, disorderly con,
duct, dismissed.
Florentineus Casas, abusive Ian
guage, dismissed.
John l.. Delsite, careless driving,
continued.
Harry Sproal, failing to have
motor under control, continued.
VIM. Marricom, vagrant, dis
missed.
Lee Beasley, interfering with an
officer, continued; also carrying a
pistol, continued.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
The State shoot.

Owing to some misunderstand-
ing the colored state shoot did not
take place Monday, as announ ced,
but was resumed yesterday. The
scores were as follows:
Shoot No. l, at clay cirds, for
reloading outfit; Williams s, Win
ner 7, Brown -, Wallace 5, Carter
3, Evans 10. Mart Brown being
the winner.
Shoot No. 2, sweepstakes, at IL
birds; Brown 6, Wallace 6, Winner
4, Williams 6, Carter 5.
Shoot No. 3, free for all, for $40
Carter 3, Williams IL, Brown IL,
Wallace Z, Winner s.
Shoot No. 4, at 15 clay birds, for
fishing outfit presented by France
& Thiele; Evans 9, Brown 9, viii.
liams 5, Winner s, Wallace l.
Brown and Evans shot the tie of
and Evans was the winner.
The last shoot was a sweepstake
at 10 birds; Evans 8, Williams z,
Wallace 5, Brown 8. Tie shot of
and won by Evans.
The shoot will be continued TO-
day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
Commissioners Court.

The following was done in the
county commissioners court this
morning:
John H. Levers, assessors value
was taken on his property.
H. F. Nodrie, assessment reduc-
ed $500.
Joseph McMachada, assessment
approved.
Estate of J. L. Trueheart, assess
Or's value approved.
Adela BadeZ, assessment reduced
$135.
c. w. Hamilton, property left as
assessed.
The court ordered two maps
made by Paul Prefer, ex-city en-
gineer, to be purchased at $40
each.
Sheriff John p. Campbell petit
toned for allowances for two
guards, one for fifteen days and
one for ten days. The petition
was granted.
County Clerk Thaf Smith pre-
sented bill amounting to $S6.05
for lunacy cases disposed of in the
county court; also for postage and
other sundries. The account was
read and approved.
Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
Street Car Men Arrested.

H. E. Smith, motorman on the
Rapid Transit line, who had charge
of the car which run over a negro
on the corner of Avenue E and
Fourth street yesterday afternoon
was arrested, and his case was con-
tinued by the recorder this morn
ing.
Charles Sproole, the motorman
in whose charge the car was that
ran over and killed a horse on
River avenue, Monday evening,
was arrested yesterday afternoon
for not having his motor under
control. John l.. Delsite, who was
driving the horse, was also arrest
ed for careless driving. Both cases
were called in police court this
morning and were continued until
tomorrow. Both defendants plead
ed not guilty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
Contributed
st. Mary's Commencement.

The spacious hall Of the st. Mary's
college was well filled by invited guests
Tuesday, to witness the Inc annual COM
mencement exercises.
The stage was tastefuIIy decorated
with tropical plants in the back
gold letters. The exercises opened
with an overture by the college
band, consisting of piano, bass, cello,
! horn, 2 flutes. 4 violins and l viola. fol-
lowed by grand chorus Of boys with or
chestral accompaniment: Wake, wake,
the morning bells are ringing" Space
does not permit to particularize, and it
can be said with just pride and a special
compliment to teachers and scholars that
all acquitted themselves well of their
allotted parts. The musical part had been
well selected and rendered in the very
best form, while the vocal choruses
OF the boys were far above the
mediocrity style so much Ia use upon such
occasions.
The Rev., father Rhatigan delivered an
address on the subject Of Education, in
which the Rev. gentleman established
his reputation for sound, logic and learn
ing, and thorough knowledge of the
subject from his point of view. The
wand drill and dumb bell exercises were
OF kind that impart Improvement and
body, the drill in both Of these classes were
splendid. John Sullivan the young San
Antonian who completed the described
course OF studies was awarded the diplo-
ma and was also the recipient of several
gold medals and valuable book prizes for
scholarship, the young man showed of
to advantage in his essay of Great men
OF low stature" and outdown himself in
his validIctory.
The brothers Of the college can take
their summer rest with the conscientious
feeling OF having done their full duty
and with the scholars recuperate for
new laoorers in the future. The writer
the other members of the faculty for
courtesies extended
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
MRS. GAGEN ARRESTED.
She Will Have to Remain in Jail
For Fifty DAYS.

For FIFTY Days.
1t will be remembered that Mrs
Winnefred Gagen was arrested
some time ago for creating a dis
turbance on st. Mary's street, for
which she was fined $50 by the re-
corder. The citizens of San Anto-
Mo, although realizing that Mrs
Gagen was guilty of disturbing the
peace, felt sorry for her, and sent
in a petition to have her released
from prison. This was done with
the understanding that she would
conduct herself properly in the fu-
ture, to which she agreed.
Last evening about o'clOcd the
patrol wagon was summoned, and
repaired to her home on Water
STREET, and the officers, placing
Mrs. Gagen under arrest, conveyed
her to the central police station
where she was committed to pri-
sou. She has been abusing one of
her tenants, Mrs. Young. This
morning the case was dismissed
by the recorder, and she will be
held in custody by the officers I'M
til the old fine $50 is served out.
This will necessitate her remain
ing in prison for 80 days.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
Suspicious Characters Released.

Dora Morales and Juan Antonio
Aquira, who were arrested yester-
day for being suspicious characters,
and who were later transferred to
the justice court, on the charge of
theft over $40, were released from
prison last night, and Captain T.
j. Hughes found evidence to con-
vict other parties, and it was
learned that the two accused par
ties above mentioned were inno-
cent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
A Horse Knocked Down.

About 80 o'clock last evening
car on the San Pedro springs line
ran over a horse on the corner of
Alamo and North streets. The
horse was hitched to a bakery
wagon, and was knocked down and
badly bruised. Officer Frank
Seffel investigated the case and
made no arrests as the occurrence
was accidental.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
Ice Tong Thief.

Yesterday afternoon some sneak
thief stepped up to Southern Ice
wagon, while Ed. Ashley was de-
livering some ice, and stole three
pair of ice tongs belonging to Mr.
Ashley, valued at $3.50 a pair. The
tongs are marked "E. H." The
thief is not known but may be 10,
Gated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
A Bowling Match.

At the Turner Bowling alley last
night two teams, managed by VIM.
Deussen and August Brian, had a
contest and the scores were as fol-
lows: First game, Deussen's team,
1872, Briam's team, 1853; second
game, Deuessen's team 22S, Briam's
team, 210; third game, Deussen's
team 21S, Briam's team, 204. An
other bowling match will come off
in the near future.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
Johnston-Cotton.

Mr.. Richard NJ. Johnston, of
Rome, Ga. and Miss Ruth, the
youngest daughter of Mrs. M. G,
Cotton, were united in marriage
last evening by the Rev. w. w
Pinson, at the brides home on
Crockett street. The happy couple
left over the Southern Pacific last
night for their future home in
Georgia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
The Sap Excursion Leaves Satur-
day Morning-Notes.

day Morning-Notes.
In yesterdays "Railroad Rumb-
lings" the LIGHT enormously
stated that the San Antonio &
Arkansas Pass excursion to Rock
port leaves on Sunday, and that
tickets are now on sale for the
same. The excursion train will
leave the local depot on Saturday
morning at $3.50 o'clock, and tickets
will be on sale previous to the de-
parture of the train.
A REPORT DENIED.
Captain John NJ. Knight, the
local ticket agent, is in receipt of a
telegram from General Passenger
Agent l.. J. Parks, of the Southern
Pacific, emphatically denying the
report that round trip tickets are
being sold from Birmingham, Ala,
to Chicago for $40. The war veter-
ans have chartered trains from
Birmingham to Chicago for them
selves and wives and daughters,
and round trip tickets are sold
only to those for $40.
PERSONAL POINTS.
L. Chapman, Of the Inter-O Oceanic
railway, is in the city, from
Mexico.
III. A. Jones, general freight agent
for the Southern Pacific, is in the
city, from Houston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
Not Yet Arrived.

The remains of Mrs. f. L. Hof-
heinz, who died at Eureka Springs,
Ark, at noon yesterday, did not
arrive on the south. bound l. & q.
n. train, as expected this morning,
but will be here this evening, and
the funeral will probably take
place tomorrow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
Notice to Excavators.
saw FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kY NEW YoRk. N.Y.

Bids will be received for the ex-
cavation of a cellar on Market
street. For particulars apply to
James Murphy, Architect. 627 At
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-28
MORNING SHOPPING AT JosKEs
No Longer An Experiment.

No Longer An Experiment.
THIS WEEK
We offer all our Silk Moire Rib
bons, every width, from 2 to %,
Far Below Regular Prices. A full
line of all colors.
ALSO ON MORNING SALE,
Park Blue Madras, in Solid Color,
suitable for Shirts, House Wrap
pers, etc, which costs at other
times So, for only
% PER YARD.
Not over 20 yards to a customer.
8 20 st JOSKE BROTHERS.