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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

Then there are people who claim that they
or members of their families have been
ridden by witches. In one section I was
in the neighborhood when a witch had been
making a boy do service as a means Of
transportation. The family had to take 1t
by turns watching to keep the witch
from, riding the boy off into the woods of
nights. He would frequently get up and
start under the witch's spell. when the
watchfulness of the family would rescue
him from his nocturnal journey. l sug-
gested to his father that the trouble was
simply sleep-walking and that there was
no witch in the case. The man was horri-
fed that / was not a believer in witches
reminded me of Saul and the Witch of
Ender-and insisted that he would have to
find a witch doctor before a cure could be
effected. He gave me numerous remedies
for witchcra ft-but i'll this case all of them
rad failed. Then there was a girl who had
fallen under the spell of the witches. She
could read through the ends of her fingers
and tell color when blindfolded and do va
rious other wonderful things. Her people
were greatly distressed about her condition
and finally had the spell removed by the
lamentations of a witch doctor.
The Headless Man.
In our Locality there is the story Of q man
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05
WIADOMOSCI z CLEYELANDU.

w zesz}ym tygodniu przejezdza3o
przez miasto nasze przesz}o 100 cze-
chow, udajacych sic ma wystawe do
Chicago.
Aresztowano tn Fr. Wisniewskie-
go, poniewaz W Syracuse, N. Y, u
krad& $40 i zloty zegarek. Odes}ano
60 do Syracuse.
Pan Ziolkowski powr6cii do Gle
velandu po tygodniowym pobycie W
Toledo. w przysziym tygodniu wy
jezdza do Buffalo r6wniez w celu
wyrobienia zbytu ma cygara swego
wyrobu.
J. Damoski, mieszkajacy przy 70.
gu Hoyt i Stober ave., chcac schro-
mic sic pred upa}em s}onecznym,
wszed} ma rozlozyste drzewo. Tam a.
toll usna} spadf ma ziemie,przycAem
sobie lewa reke ztamal.
Jan Polumski ukrad{ troche karto-
fiji z wagonu kolejowego. Gdy go a
resztowano, opowiedziai, re Cd pew
nego czasu szuka roboty daremnie i
ME ma skad wziad ma wyzywienie fa-
milii. Polumskiego uwolniono.
Leokadya Kahska, Deveny av.,
postrzelona d. 4 lipca przez j. Lima
torskiego znajduje sic jeszcze W ME-
bezpieczehstwie utraty zycia. Spra-
wa sadowa jeszcze ME ukohczona, re
wzgledu ma watpliwy stan dziew-
czynki.
Odebra{ sobie zycie w. Weber,
mieszkajacy przy ul. Aaron. Weber
utrzymywat scope rybacka u stop ul.
Lawrence. w poniedzia}ek pill on
szalenie towarzyszem, poniewaz
czas byl pozny, ME poszed} wiec spa6
do donu, ale udal sic do szopy. Po-
licyanci, szukaJacy 2cbuz6w, przy-
szli takze do tel budy i cbcieli zbu-
dzi6 Webera. Ale Weber odskoczy2
do kata, zapaliwszy zapalke, przy-
patrzy} sic kto So owl przybysze. Gdy
zobaozyl dw6ch policyantow, po-
chwyci} "a revolver i odebral sobie
zycie dwoma wystrzaaami, MIN poll
cyanci mlei czas W tenn mu przesz-
kodziG.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05
TragicZna SmierG.

P1rrsBuRG, 4 Sierpuia.-" Moi
ze, to okropne"! byly ostatnimi sio-
wami J6zefa Osiat, po wypowiedze.
niu ktcrych pad} ma ziemie i umari
zaraz. Wypadek wydarzy} sic pred
szynkiem p. Wilsona przy ul. Car
son. Osiat by} WIDEN ognia W tyle
saloonu ME m6g} zniesc widoku
spalonego ciala, wyniesionego bu
dynku. Trupem tym byla M. Duszy-
cka, polska sluzlca. Miesza&a ona
terpentyne benzyna ma goracym
piecu spowowa3a eksplozye dwoch
tycb materyj. Ogieh objet zaraz jej
cia}o i ME mogla ucieka6, ale padsa
ma ziemie. Krzyk wydzierajacy sic z
piersi palacej sic dziewczyny by4o
slycha6 ma kilka blok6w. Gdy przy-
by1a pomoc,dziewczyna juz ME zyla'
Gale jej cialo bylo opalone. Gdy
zweglony trup przenoszono ko39 20.
zefa, tenze pad} martwy. Osiat bya
zareczony z dziewczyna ma drugi
miesiac mialo sic odbyc wesele.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05
POswiecenie.

Zakonnik benedyktyhski Souton,
postanowi} narazeniem w}asnego
zycia objechad wszystkie wazniejsze
ma kuli ziemskiej siedziby tredowa.
tych. w szeregu pierwszych swych
wycieczek, W ciagu roku, zwiedzi on.
Szwecye, Norwegie, ,Laponie, ,Greoye,
Turcye, Aye Mniejsze i powr6oi-
wszy do Paryza, odda sic W praco-
wni Pasteura teoretycznemu zbada-
niu sprwy. Potem uda sic do je
dnego z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gniazd choroby tam ma miejscu be-
die usi{owa{ zastosowa6 zdobyte
wiadomosci do leczenia choryoh.
Trad, jak wiadomo, uchodzi dotad
"a niemoc nieuleczalna.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

czy sic zapewne ma kilku zmisnach
urzednik6w. Jest :nozebnem, ze izba
zniesie prawo zaknpy ywania pewnej
ilosci srebra. Prswdopodobnem tax.
ze jest, ze cia}o prawodawcze jest "a
biciem srebra po jego naturalnej war
tosci i ze kurs pieniedzy papierowych
bedzie mial "a podstawowa wartose
srebro, kt6re stat bedzie 20 albo 25
do l z}ota.
Finansowy zast6j ME wynik} skut-
kiem istniejacego prawa Sbermana,
ami skutkiem taryfy. Przez ostatnie
lata bardzo wiele posiadlosci ziem.
skich sprzedano po nadzwyczaj wy.
sokich cenach,i to przewsznie ma hy-
poteke. GA" rp. sprzedai grunt dla
"B." a ten ma splaci6 sumo ratami.
Ale "a" kupia rownoczesnie grunt
cd "C' r6wniez ma sp}ate. &c" wi
MEN jakis dug dla GA" "B" Jest
kupcem lub fabrykantem, "a poniewaz
sprzedaz jego produktow dotkn:eta
zosta&a juz to zbytniem nagromadze-
MEM juz to taryfa, dochody jego sic
zmniejszysy, wieo i diugu "a grunt
oddat ME moze. To odczuwa "a" i
upada, po MIN upada "C'' tax dalej
az do "Z." Moznaby przeto powie
dziec smialo, ze przesilenie kredytu
Jest przyczyna obecnego czasu panik.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05
Y WaShingtOnu.

WASHINGTON. 4 Sierp.-Stala re.
zerwowa suma z}ota " skarbcu Sta
now Zjednoczonych wynosi obecnie
pr.episana sumo 100000. Zeszaego
tygodnia wynosiaa ona przesz}o 9S,-
600. A to skutkiem wielkiego wywo-
zu zboza. Europa obecnie ME ohce
przyimowac srebra, przeto najlep-
Sym lekarstwem by by}o mic Eu-
ropy ME kupowst.
Kongres zbiera sic W tym tygod-
n:u. ale Mkt ME vie &C zrobi. Skoh.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05
Zaburzenie w kOSciele.

BALTIMORE, M. D. 4 Seirpnia.-
Ksiadz Barabasz, odprawiajac msze
W kosciele polskim sw. Rozalii, 20
stal napadniety, mocno poturbowany
wszystko niego zdarto. Areszto-
wano kilkanascie osob. Kosci6& znaj
duje sic pod opieka policyi. Wiado-
mos6 pow7zsza podaj jenny "a pisma-
mi angielskimi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05
The National Soldiers Home.

The National Soldiers Home at
Dayton is proud institution Of this
country and proper tribute to
deserving patriotism. Chas. w. Sci.
ner had the following description Of
it in q recent issue of the Dayton
Herald:
This grand and we'll. managed, !,
beautiful home of the deserving old
soldiers, is quite enough to give this
city national prominence.1tis distant
from the center of the city about 3
miles. It can be reached by railroad,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

q W zamisrze samob6jczym,iodni6s
im:ertelne rany. Media byia przyczy-
,a tego kroku.
w Grovertown, Tex, jakis ME-
wykryty zbrodniarz zastrzeli} B. Roa.
cha brata jego Jamesa, gdy byli "a
ieci praca W polu. Mkt ME vie kto
dokonac owego morderstwa,
zwlaszcza, ze bracia ci zyli ze wszy.
'tkimi W zgodzie.
w Buffalo, N. Y, jest familia
ktora nagle stass
sic spadkobierczynia majatku wy
noszacego 25 milion6w dolar6w.
Jakis Flip Rheinhardt, zmar}y 40
lat temu W Indyach, zostawi1 tax
olbrzymi majatek.
W Syracuse, N. Y, gdy dehte
ktyw James Harvey chcia} areszto
towac dw6ch mezczyzn, jeden mich
wyciagnal revolver i strzeli{ do de-
tektywa, k&adac go trupem ma miej'
Sou. Jednego owych mezczyzn a
resztowano, drugi uciek}.
Bennington, wojenny okret Sta
now Zjednoczonych, odpsynat ma
morze Sr6dziemne do Azyi Muiej-
szej, gdzie ma zbadat przyczyny
przesladowania misyonarzy amery-
kahskich. Po odp&ynieciu wod GU
ropejskich, okret Bennington pop&y-
ME do Montevideo ma pol. Allan
tyku.
w Roby,I ind, odbywa}a sic b6jka
ma piesci pomiedzy dwoma profesyo-
nalnyml bokserami. Kiedy eden z
Mich powalony zostal ma zielnie, tlum
chcia{ wpast ia arene. Jeden z pry-
watnych detektywow widzac, re mo-
ze przyjs6 do b6jki da} ognia i ciez
ko zran;} pewnego nieznajomego
mezczyzne.
w San Francisco, CAL, aresztowa-
no 16 letniego ch}opaka, ,Jamesa Gro:
sen, kt6ry New Yorku ukrada
Pearsonowi 81, 400 uciekl. Crossen
by} zatrudniony niego jako ch}opak
biurowy. Gdy go Pearson posaal dc
banku kwitem po pieniadze, ch{o
pax skorzysta} re sposobnosci i u
ciek1 do Kalifornii.
w poblizu Montgomery, W Texas
trzej murzyni uczynili atak ma don
M. Marscha, zabili go, zone jege
smiertelnie zranili, zamordowali po
twornie niemowle a osmioletniemr
dziecku ucieli jezyk. Jednego mu
rzyna Juz schwycono i powieszono
Szeryf kilkudziesieciu ludzmi szu
kaja reszty morderc6w.
Teraz kiedy toczy sic sledztwo v
sprawie pozaru ma wystawie, jedno
pism tamtejszych opublikowa4o sen
sacyjny artyku}, re pozar by4 pod4o
zony re by} obliczony ma zwr6cen''
kosztow "a towary tamze wystawio
ne. Gazeta ia powiada, ze do pozar'
tego dostarczano TAME materya}u OF
trzech tygodni. Wies6 wywolala ME
zmlerna sensacye.
| w Council Bluffs, Ia., pojawi} 81
niezwyk4y smialek. Nieznany jaki
cz1owiek wszed} do ma}ego kosci6a
ks,gdzie odbywalo sic nabozehstwo
wyciagajac rewolwerrozkazaa wszyst
kim podniest rece do CORY. &C. .Gof, ,kt
ry odprawial nabozehstwo ,skoczy} d
rabusia i zacze}a sig b6Jks, W kt6re
rabus strzeli}. Kula jednak nixon
szkody pie wyrzadzi}a. Powstal
wtedy panika, co widzac rabus, sko
> rzysta1 czasu uciekl z koscio}a.
Austryacki konsul W Pittsburg,
Maks Schamberg odebra} z Prae
wiadomost, re niejaki Karol Smiets
ma, ,znajdujacy sic W wiezieniu W Pr
5 DE, bedac bardzo chorym zezns} y
spowiedzi, ze bedac W Ameryce "
1890, zamordowa} on polaka Wa
\ kohskiego W Pennsylvania, ,zabra} m
iego $21O uciek} do Paryza. Smi'
tana, tax sic nazywa 6w morderca,' :
. powiedzia} dalej, ze polak, ,Olkowsk
zosta{ "a to morderstwo osadzony
wiezieniu, cbociaz caakiem jest nil
9 winny.
Q Tragiczna smierc.
II x
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05
BEZ SWIADK6W.

Kznra-M6j przyjacie'u pan1kso-
wski, kt6ry widzial Gle wczoraj, po-
wiedzia}, ze dalby ME vie co, gdyby
cle m6g& pocalowa6. Nam 60 przy-
prowadzic?
Stasia-Nie. Przyslij 60 do mnie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

WILL we have more stirring times
in August? Rest assured that it will
be hot month in any event.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

LITTLE Siam concluded that dis
cretion is the better part of valor.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

Moznaby powiedziec, ze Siam 20.
becnego stanu rzeczy jest Polska a.
zyatycka.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

Gwiazdy ME powinny byc rodzaju
zefiskiepo. poniewaz zawsze m:lcz2.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

P2accie ~ ''Ameryke," to doata'
niecie piekny obraz W podarunku.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

81 told you So" will be the watch
word of this years campaign in Ohio.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

July was an eveutful month.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-05

The Peoples Voice of Dayton,O.,
evidently admires true independence
in journalism and fearless champion
ship of the masses. 1t has the follow
ing to say of Ameryka: Ameryka,
the leading Polish paper of the
United States, published at Toledo,
speaks very friendly of the Peoples
Party and its demands. 1t is a char
acteristic of the Polish people to stand
for liberty and oppose tyranny in
anv form.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
The National Conservatory Of Music
Of America.

The Semi Annual Entrance Examina-
ton of The National Conservatory of
Music, Nos. 1875 and 1913 East 18th Street.
New York, will be held as follows:
Composition-January 9th, 1892, from
9 a. m. to IL N.
Tiano and organ-January 10th, a. m.
to II m. and to p. m.
Harp, cello, and all other orchestral
MISUNDERSTANDING 18th, from ga. m.
TO - m.
Vlolin-January 18th, 2 to SIP. m.
OTchestra-January 18th, from to
p, m.
Voice-January 18th and 18th. from
"a m to II m; 9 to 5 p. m; and January
18th, from 8 to 10 p. N.
Chorus January 18th, from s to 10
D. m.
The object of the National Conserva-
tory of Music being the advancement OF
music In the United STATES. through the
development of American talent, applica-
lions for admission into the classes of the
Conservatory are hereby invited. 1t is
expected that positive aptitude shall be
shown by the candidates for admission,
without regard to the applicants stage oil
progress, and that his or her desire to re-
ceive the instruction impaired In the Con-
servatory shall b. the outcome OF Sc
rious and well defined purpose, The sue
| cessful candidates will enjoy the tuition
| of the best teachers that can be engaged
ard, after graduation, will be afforded
opportunities of making known their &C.
| complishments, thus securing engage.
ments. The conditions of admission as tc
fees, etc, varying according to the
classification of the pupil are deter.
mined by the Board of Directors. In
structiou In all branches will be giveI
free to students whose talent and circum-
stances warrant it. The course embrace.
tuition In singing, operate aud mlscella
NOUS. solfeggio and theory of music
stage department, cello, flute, oboe, clari
net. bassoon, French horn, cornet, from
bone, harmony, counterpoint and compo
sition, history Of music, chamber music
, orchestra and chorus.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
STOVES AND RANGES
SAN ANTONIO HIGH SCHOOL,.
Interesting Account of the Workings
of the School.

The reporter for the LIGHT paid a visit
to the High school this morning and had
a very pleasant chat with Prof W..
Schoch, the able principal of that institn-
course of conversation that there were at
present on the rolls 73S names, 260 boys
ana AS girls. This is the total in all the
grades. There is daily attendance of 80
per cent. One hundred and fifty of the
students take German under Prof. Alex
Kuhn, and are progressing finely, learn
ing to speak the language. There are 60
Spanish students under Prof. r. q. Guer-
rerO, who are Also doing good work. OF
these students there are 90 in the
High school proper. This is very
good showing The High school
proper has been gradually increasing In
students. Five years ago there were only
twenty. The number of students in this
part of the building is still on the in
crease, and it is expected that next year
there will be about As more. In the grad
uating class this year there are nine stu
dents, one male and eight females. The
present accommodations are too small for
the increasing classes In the High school
proper. The apparatus for ms truction in
science are also very poor, and the library
is very small.
With these drawbacks, which could be
remedied at small expense, the High
school is one of the best in the
state. so declare the faculty of
the University of Texas. Prof. Schocb,
in recent visit to Austin, was highly
cor plinnntpd bv these gentlemen for his
work. The teachers are allworking har-
m.niUus.y and are taking very high
rank. The students here, by their care
full training are fitting themselves for life
and for college. All The graduates of this
Institution are accepted by the University
of Texas without examination The build
ing is well ventilated and, heated, some
improvements might be instituted, such
as changing the Office of the principal,
which is now situated on the north side
of the building. and is without a heating
apparatus. The fence in front OF the build.
= ing might be changed for one more suit
able
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
Herndon-NewtOn.

Yesterday afternoon, at 5 O'Clock. at
Travis Park Methodist church, Mr.. Fer
bert Herndon and Miss Ida Newton were
married, in the presence of large crowd
OF friends Mr. Herndon is well known
business and society young man, and his
bride is. one OF San Antonio's most &C.
cOmplished young ladies. She is the
and highly respected citizen. The at
tendsnts were: Mr. P. J. Lewis and Miss
Jeanette Slbert; Mr.. Harry Newton and
Miss Julia Hurd. Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon
left on wedding tour of California, to
return in about three weeks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
A Blanket Thief.

Officer Daniels last night arrested one
james Daily on the charge of being dis
orderly. Before court this morning it was
learned that Daily had been stealing and
the matter was looked into. Itseems that
he went to the livery stable of Louis
Frankel and there stole an evercoat' and a
blanket. He put on the coat and then
went to- chile stand and pawned the
blanket for some chile, a cup of coffee and
Griff Jones on the charge of theft under
$40. He said he was drunk and knew
nothing of the affair. The Judge placed
his bond at 500 and the old fellow is in
jail, not being able to give bond in that
sum
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
A Splendid showing

Among our large business concerns,
none report such good business as the
F. F. Collins Mfg. Co. This popular
concern is having a splendid trade in
their different departments, which
fact will be very apparent If the time
Is taken to walk through their large
warehouses, yards. machine shops,
tank factory aud offices, which altO-
gether occupy about two acres on the
east side of the river, at the Houston
street bridge. This house has just
filed an order; consisting of boiler,
engine, betting, etc, making two car
loads, for export to Mexico, to be used
there In q new stamping 1nill. This
large order was secured by their being
able TO make lower prices than their
competitors. II you are in need of q
Boiler, Engine, Pump of any kind,
Wind Mill, Pipe, Fittings, Tanks,
Troughs, Betting. Hose, Packing,
Pulleys, etc, or If you have machinery
to be repaired, overhsuled, set up or
moved, you can do no better than to
give them the order. During 1885,
they sold about one hundred cars OF
Wrought Iron Pipe, and q large
amount of Cast Iron Pipe. They are
prepared to compete with st Louis
Chicago, Pittsburgh, or any eastern
concern for goods In their line.
GET THEIR PRICES. PATRON1zf
HOME INDUSTRY. l5lt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
The scientific society.

The members of the Scientific Society
of San Antonio held meeting last night
in the Board of Trade rooms, with Major
Button in the chair. The following mem
hers were elected: Prof. w. B. Seeley,
Prof. w. G. Buchanan, Il. II. Innes and
Paul Wertherm. several names were
proposed for membership. An interest
ing paper on Terrestrial Magn ,tlsm"
was read by Louis g. Schultz, of the
United States coast and geOdetic survey
The next regular meeting will be held
January IS. Prof. j. l.. TAFT will read a
paper ia ''Mineralogy."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
SOME MORE DEFINITIONS.


Tria iuncta in una-Dwyer, Boerner
,Qui minimHm probat, 7fhi! pfesat-The
courthouse investiga ton.
POGO POGO The announcements by
candidates.
.Juniores sd labores-Sanitary inspec-
tors before an election
In petto-Paschal or Andrews for
mayor.
Dwver will hng again.
LapsuS linguel-EroheeSe's announce
ment.t0 an Express reporter.
Nal a propos = Grand jury reports
against commissioners court.
Manu- forti-The manner OF Que, so far
very correct Comfy judge.
Abandon fait larTou-If the garbage
fund had never been voted IL would be
here the$ame as it is now.
LIE grand rQue-The first consul OF
France is the first commissioner ofbeNaf
county.
Ridere in stomAcho-The results of the
federal grand jury indictments, on cleo
ton laws.
Tache sans tache Expert testimony on
the courthouse.
Vexada auestio-SVho is the boss in the
council of five.
Sans souci-The advantage at a siae-
cure.
Virtus incendet viEes-The reason the
vouchers were not signed.
Ne fronte crede - The double faces
around courthouse and city hall.
Nota bene- Be informed, the county
treasurer is satisfied.
Inter nex-Our quarreis ought not to in
tereSt the public.
NuSquam tuta tdes-The purchasaDle
rabble Is our sole reliance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
That Negro Pants Thief.

This morning Detective O'Meara took
John Washington before Justice Griff
Jones to answer to the charge of theft
under $50. Washington is the negro boy
who came here Saturday night and who
robbed Pancost's store of two pair of
pants. When asked about the charge,
he said: 81 came in with a big white
fellow. We looked at the pants through
the window and the white fellow went in
and stole them. He then put them
in box, and later / went and got
Them" The judge placed the5young
man under $3.50 bond and he was taken
to Jail to await the action of the grand
Jury.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
BEEvILLE BUzzINGs.
BNEyuJ.E. Texas. Jan. 4. ls

DhtFIIlsfIi ONoSi q dfI = 1000
The advertised sale of the Dobbin's
pasture, d large body of land in the north
ern portion of the country which was to
have been made at the court house here
yesterday t0-satisfy liea held by Francis
Smith & Co. of San Antonio, did not take
place, none OF the interested parties
showing up. The superstition is that the
matter has been settled outside the
section.
Several parties who left this section
last year seeking the great gold fields
and prosperity which is eternally just
over at the next place with some people
are returning short in purse but much
wiser. Some of them rolled in Monday
and are unloading their stock and house,
hold effects today. They say that Bee
SKAGGS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
Daily Death Report.

G. G. Hahn, aged four years, South AL.
amo street, hear failure.
d, P. Newcomer, aged fifty years, Mon
tana street, heart disease.
George Rabe, agei one year, Indiana
and Centre streets, exhaustion.
Sara TiguerOa, aged fifteen days, Lare-
do street. inanitiOn
Lula Gillespi, aged eighteen years, Ia
vaIIa street, consumption.
F. A. ID. Everett, aged three months
Morales street.
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Building Permits.

The following building permits have
been issued since last report:
Payne g. Briscow, lumber shed, corner
OF Elmira street and San Pedro avenue,
Fourth Ward; SIS.
A. Walter, lumber addition to stable,
south side of San Fernando street, Second
ward; $50.
Max Schunke, lumber dwelling, north
side OF Burleson street, Sixth ward; $500.
DIR. +. e. Young. lumber dwelling,
north side of Russell place, Fourth ward !;
So 500
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
Business and Pleasure.

The Texas Philateic Union met last
night in the Shafer & Braden building.
The meeting was called to order by Vice
President Chas. j. Rosy. The members
present Were: Baldwin Griesenbeck from
Monterey, Mexico: Max e. Jesse, Frank
Bosshardt, ,JamesF. Mudd, WI. Shrimp
ton and Charles j Rosy. Three mem
berS were admitted and several applca-
lions read Messrs. Max E. Jesse and
Chas. ! Rossy read interesting articles
on Phiiateiy. Refreshments were served
at the close of the business session.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-05
A Lively TussIe,

Yesterday afternoon Richard Taylor
and Andrew Townsend, two colored men,
had lively scrap in front of Joe Cooley S
place. Taylor pulled chair from under
Townsend and Townsend threw stick
at Taylor, which hit him, and aroused
his ire. They went together then, and
for sometime it was hard TO tell which
was on top. The result of the fight was
that Taylor was fined S., for assault and
battery on Townsend. and the heretofore
friends will henceforth be enimies.
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BIG IMPROVEMENTS

Will take place in the near future In
southern part OF the city. Hartwell
Place is In direct line with it. Buy
lots there now az SIPS to $3.50 and
dou BILE your money.
DUNNING & STANDS
1927 General Agents.