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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29


sales ahead OF last season. The reason Wnys
and cheapest line Of Cloaks Ia the CITY,
Bed Comforts ct 75c., 81, si.25, s2, $3.50, 3D.
81, IS. e7.50, and $40.
See our silk-Finish Saline Down Comfort at
Va htss Won can take your choice OF our IS Che
Mills Portferos.
Al o. you can get our best $40 one.
At s7.5V you can get those sold atsl2.5o ana
~ LACE CURTAINS.
rs pairs, 3 and y6 ysrds long, at Use. pair
sold az ell IS pairs, 3 and ~ YARDS long, ~
sI-so,d az $3.50; SO pairs, 34 yards long, ~
sl5O-sold at t2.50. At $500 wo have ao0os
10 styles OF Curtains that sold at "a ana 20
pair. Asw have only 10 10 pairs OF style
We have N ade this price 10 close them oaL AZ
a. pair. ali our Curtains that solo at 90 so and
n.,r. Real Lace, Irish Point, Tsmbour. and
Brussels at $3.50 70 slo, which % spou' hsu
500 Chenille Table Covers ct 8 great ssnrt-
fice. AZ We bought them cheap we xiyo you .ne
msr price, si.25; 81 Chenille rable-Covcrs 81
aL25-former price. " Ga Chenille TeDto'
Covers at sL3o-former price. 500 o. c an.
nile Tabie-Coyers AZ s2-forfner price. vAoyI
s-4 Chenille faole-Coversas "; FORMER p1S~ -
CARPETS AND DRUGaETs.
We are stia giving our Carpet and hug ssocs
greater reductions. a
,, fs,s prssss sss % Close Il fs Drug
gets. 4xifs to close at $3.50; 10 Ingram Drug
sets, ali sizes and QUALITIES from - 20 e2a
pieces Cottage Rag Carpet 81 zoc:-soao y
soc. piece Cottage Rag Carpet 81 i979c-soeo
1s,c'1-sols Al 25c. ptsces Ingram Wool Car.
ne, al 3sc. sold nj SOC b pieces Ingram Wcol
Carpet as BOO sold az zoe: pieces 30 ~
gram Woo, Carpet At 90. cold ~ BOG pssess
3-Ply Carpet at s6o.-so'd as 81.
bargains ~. Remnants. Carpets. Oii-ciosnes
sa'''nss' AGA NV" fiIsLHlxRa BRorHsRs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
DlpPER AT THE MAST HEAD.
How the Captain of Becalmed Ship Made
tho Water Last.


water. water everywhere. nor any
drop to drink Few people besides
sailors can appreciate the terrible
import OF these simple words, says
the Youths Companion. A correspondent
writes that on a short whaling, or, as
sailors say, "plum-pudding voyage"
which he once made in the brig Arnolda,
OF Nantucket, Shubael Higgins, MASTER
they ran short Of water and at last the
captain decided 10 put into Gofee. on the
west coast OF Africa. AS they neared
the Cape de Verde Islands. however, and
got into what are known to sailors as
the horse ATTITUDES. the wind fen calm,
and the vessel drifted idly on the water
"As day after day passed with no sign
OF wind Captain Higgins became impa-
tient The surface of the ocean was as
smooth as a mirror. and as the long.
heavy swells came from the regions or
the trade winds. the vessel rolled ana
tossed about like a cork upon the water.
I'VE furled the square sails to prevent
their being worn out by slapping against
the mast The staysais were all set
and the sheets hauled taut. which eased
her somewhat in her rolling.
by this time the water had run so
short that the captain felt obliged TO
adopt some plan to avoid all unnecessary
drinking.
calling me to his side he said: Boy,
bring me a new tin dpper from the
slop-chest'
II did so. Then the captain had all
hands called aft.
Men he said, I have always dread
cd to put my crew on short allowance
but the time has come when something
must be done to save what little water
we have left
with that he took a piece of spun
yarn from his pocket and tied 1t 10 the
handle OF the dipper. Then, turning TO
me he said: Take this to the mast
head and tie IL there
"'Now.' said, he, addressing the men.
YOU can have all the water you want TO
drink, but you must first go to the top
OF the mast and get the dipper; and af-
ter drinking all you need, you must
carry the dipper back and tie IL to the
mast again. Under no conditions will one
OF you pass the dipper TO another. Every
man must get the clipper for himself.
In case of sickness 1 will send the boy
aloft for the sick man. This rule VIII
apply TO all on board, myself included
at first we regarded the matter as
joke on the captains part. but az the
days wore on and each Of us made his
trip aloft after the dpper the novelty
wore off, We soon found. however. that
the captains plan for saving water was
n pretty effectual one. The ships scut-
tie butt, which formerly we had been
obliged to replenish from the casks every
other day, would now run week without
rehlling.
I've were becalmed just sixty days.
Then the trade wind set in. and we pro-
ceeded to Goree and reflled our casks.
But the memory OF the trips / made
aloft after that dlpper. and the spirit in
which Captain Higgins performed his part
OF the contract, left an impression on
my mind which remains to this day."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
TABLE LINENS.

72-inches vide, Double Damask Table
Linen; Silver Bleached, costing Sl.lS
to land. for 75c. yard.
66-inch wide. Extra-Heavy Haif-Bleach-
ed, for 3714c.
62-inch Blesched, never sold for less
than 60c., for 57>fc-
Grass Bleached round-thresd g Dinner
Napkins, for CSC. dozen.
81 Frnged Doilies for 75c.
Drawn. Thread Table Sets, Cloths and
Napkins TO match, for - set, The
Napkins are worth the money.
All sizes Ladies' KNlr-VESTS and
PANTS. worth 500 each. for 29c.
Moderated Scarlet, S1.50 value. for 81.
Childrens Winter Mereno Vests and
Pants. 9 to Csc. More than third
under value.
Atwood Infant Wrapper (open fronD
worth 69c., for 200. each.
We offer every kind of the best
make of Ladies Suits and Chill
dren's Underwear-the best, and
special prices as well.
12l CT the finest Silk Gloria Umbrellas.
with novelty oak handles, costing each
S2.37 to make, to be sold for $3.50.
Another sort, Silk Gloria, every one
warranted. for SEC.
Black Boot Fancy Top Silk Hose, that
are worth 90 pair, for SOC.
SPECIAL. - Ladies' Reindeer KID
GLOVES, all colors and sizes. stitch
back, with large buttons, costing
$3.50 a dozen, for SLID q pair. We
keep the best and newest OF every sort
of Gloves.
$500 worth of Bibles, Prayer
Books, and Hymnals, newest Re-
viSed Editions, third off best value;
prices from 81 to S4.9S.
The 15c. Paper Bound Books are sensa-
tional bargain; eli of them SOC. books.
Good Wrlting-Paper here for l0c. a
pound package. Fine Linen (Cohen's)
for l9c.
Curtains.-The quantity turned
over by US makes all things new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
BUSINESS OUTLOOK BETTER.
f0t ia sight. After Long and stormy
Voyage.

voyage
telegraph to the Dispatch)
9." YORK. October 2S.--Bradstreets
shl: Comparative freedom
tr rwcuts OF cotton and grain TO
--t., ..te an influence in stimulating
f- emanl FOR staple articles, ana,
f+ N'h The prospect for the nearby
'.a' no '.e silycr-Durchase law, render
brighter. orders for mer-
a larger volume have been re-
baltimore and Pittsburg. at
Nashville Memphis, Birming-
N.F Orleans. and Houston, Dallas,
ha and Galveston. and at Gin
-'.. ieuhyille. 81. Louis and Omaha
Gao unusually long list or cities
fu increase IN the volume OF
has been recorded within
f d. U.s. worthy OF notice that the
from them in almost ell In
fv that the increased orders
A., t dry goods shoes. clothing
Mercantile collections are
Freely In the cotton-growing
we'll as In the larger winter
H wheat States. At cities in
fh Carolina, and Southern
n. Increases are reported in the
some decline is visible. The
b.. Hpation az the more impor-
A.. '.'''' BOO the West Us as unsatisfac-
d" --'of9rc.
nects for repeal Of the silver
!. rejected 81 Richmond. Nashville
s whore there il better tone
o. Sr's-sn improved demand for
~ ''' sfoes and groceries, and easier
40 Charleston the situation
H.. rnlouraging. The volume Is no
49,. "- orders are fewer. No improve
b.. frporied from Augusta, where
g.. aull and collections are slow.
a., Nthtcr than expected at Atlanta,
d, money Is easier. Some ANNA
r. Dr.n shown in dry goods ana
~, "' 'h1ttanoOga--the outcome OF
-. h'n's Of cotton ana consequent
S.,. ilaie Is fair only at Savannah.
prs, over prices for cotton are re-
~, tmporary, The prices OF naval
- 'e Nrin. with tho tendency up
IA, ."o improvement In trade az Blr-
b. ~ announced last week continues.
a. i, N'hlic no change n reported.
h. ,i volume OF trade Is said 10 be
a. -n Was expected. The interior de-
81, general merchandise shows con-
: 49,. Improvement at New Orleans,
~, 'he outcome OF activity among
ha.i,., 1b'cnlaiors. similar reports are
hg.,, nom Little Rock, Galveston.
~ and Dallas, the Texas State
" ~, ,ne latter city tending 10 smpbs-
a., increase In the volume OF trade
a., tTs o. business from the silver
~ 'a'p 70 amount u about 70 per
a Ds a Co. weekly review Of
ls yesterday says: Port u ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
DOMESTIC COTTONS.

80 pieces Apron Gineham, quality never
known for less than Ga, for &c. yard
ward wide sc. instead OF 1219.
Colors. yeaves and designs TO initiate
French Dress Fabrics. The mennfac-
turers designed to get lie. for them.
They are here at Ga. at the domestic
counter. -,
New England Extra Weight sheets iuli
size 2l{xltlS hemstltchea, lor Soc
plain hemstitched, "a x254. Inc ne snee ,ii
ing unmade would cost 'Oc' lhey VIII
b. sold tor Soc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
SILK DEPARTMENT.

New Fancy Illuminated Silks for 6sc.
value 81.
French Illuminated Taffitas, sl.25.
New Plaids that should be S1.25 for 75c.
Duchess Satins in all shades Of evening
and street wear-Plain or Brocaded-
value S1.40, for 81 yard.
import. for Sl.25.
port for CSC.
S1.75 for x1.25.
Block More for $1-S1.35 value.
Illuminated Bengaline Shifting, Value
Sl.sO yard. 30 inches wide. Tor Zoe.
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

and keeps us among the dealers
whose productions you ought to
have.
Silk Madras Curtains that cost
So a pair to make are here for S3.e5
a pair, two styles, all colors in
either.
Lace Observation-Disclosures
itation of Brussels, that cost S. a
pair to land from England. for 81. so.
Price the Real Lace Curtains--the
Chenille, the Brocatelle, the Da-
mask, or whatever elSe-and you
will see at once where you ought
to buy your curtains.
Sixteen sorts of Real and lmita-
ton VeStibule Laces alone.
Next to the Chicago Fair is the
Cohens' HousefurniShing Depart
ment.
Monday will find:
80 Handsome New Shape, New Decorated
Oinner SetS-lmpOrteu--ll1 pieces I'D
each set. costing SIS TO land, for $9.SS
set
From Limoges. France. 30 Sets Dinner,
l0l pieces value, SSS. for $3.50 set.
Havlland x Co.. Limoges, France. Tea
Sets. newest and artistic decorations;
value, 500 for Si49l.
Carlsbad China Gold-Band Cups and
Seucers, worth Ss2.5o dozen, for 81
dozen.
Carlsbad China Oyster Plates. new de-
signs worth IS a dozen, for 29c. each.
Cupid After-Dinner Cotfees, worth 1910
dozen, for lec. each.
Dresden Decorated Plates, worth $3.50
dozen. for zoe. each.
Cupid Dessert Saucers, cost 81. to land,
for Zoe.
French China Cuspadores. solid tints or
fancy decorated. worth 81 each, for
sec.
4various designs Decorated Cuspadores
for Csc each.
! French Fish Sets. imported for $50
set, for $l7.
$50 Banquet Lamps. Piano Lamps, Tables
and Cabinets are TO DO shown Monday
with third Off from the manufactu-
rers' value.
Among the glassware is the Strawberry
Fan-Cut lumber (no. not out,) for
6gc. dozen.
Real China Cracker Jars sold usually for
J y, 81 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
Tragedy in Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, October 2s--Early this
morning James jennings shot and almost
instantly killed his sister-in-iaw, Mrs.
Mary Campbell. Jennings was VISITING al
the house during the absence OF ner nus
band and behaved Improperly, Inc W.
,ns,s shreatened 10 tell her husband on
lie return. and Jennings shot her, he
has not yet been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

~ thank you. sir. for your kind permits
slon 70 call On your daughter"
"Rsnsmbsr that tara ont the gas at
10 o'clock 49,. -.
Time"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
At the sIinstrels.

Mr.. Johnsing Well, Tambo. how are
Won This eyening You certainly look
well. Your face is the picture Of health.
Tambo: Yassir; feel fne. 4 uses rus;
set polish for de complexion, san. an nny
than Boxby's blackin' ulster was.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
DRUGS. MEDICINES As.

i This trush cohsinussie grow in popularity,
which IA due 70 the fact that We spare no ex-
pense In having them we'll made. The finest
ouaity OF bristls. and The moAt carefully selected
bono have been used In their construcslon.
These brushes are guaranteed net % she'd tner
druxrisf viii replace Il Win Q new onG Price,
35c. esch or "a per dcxsn. For sale By all drug
Sists. PUhcELIs LADD . CO.,
&C Is Importers snd Wholesale Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
CORSET FOR $500.

Either white or drab. This Is considered
the greatest corset purchase ever made.
a La Persephane Corset, tlfty;a,six
dozen imported from Vienna: Inc
hest of the $3.50 group for $3.50 each.
The cause for the crowded
OAK ROOM. Thousands Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
Hight Again
Uudge.)

Mrs. Van Lamp: That Mrs. Van Camp
must aggrayate her husband dreaafu1y.
dare say when he told her OF your
losses IN that last break In stocks sns
said. Il told yon "a"
Yam Lamp: She did.
AIRS. VAN Lamp: told yop -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
TAXES.
= = =.
TAXES.

AAANCHESTER TAAE6.
THE LAST HALF
Of the CITY AND SCHOOL TAX for 1893
a dus NOVEMBER lsr. Al persons having
paid the nrst hall q the same july im ana
mn nav the last half on or before rovom-
ber ist viii be entltls1 10 rebate OF "a
Der cent on one malt and Sper conf on me
other.
IAN NOW READY
. receive the STATE TAX for lsoa and
r<r csnI vii BE- added 10 ~ oilis-StAes.
siiy. ana schooi-unpeid pkCbAbAh lsr
And the bllla placed In the banda % No scr
seanf foe imtnedlass oollea)lQn.
J. W BRONAB0H, N.
q A. .sodnOssl Gig Treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

Bucking Bronchos and Spotted mustangs.
Mas May LiIly, the champion Lady Tine snoL
CORY, Americas champion pistol sno. ~
Vsaueros Miss Braddon, the Prairie Queen:
Mountain Meadow Massacre. The Wounaea
Knee Fight. A band Of Bedouin Arabs. MAI
wells OF skill, agiity and DARING. Disun gulsneo
spisodes. The grand street parade starts Of 10
A. N. the performances begin precisely ~
and 3 p. NJ. Doors open as l and o'clock.
Every feature repeated At each e1nipition.
Seats for everybody. ADMISSION, ov cents
Children urder years, half-price. Reserved
seats 25 cents extra. One ticket admits 70 all
oc 2S829aNo2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
The house needs your confidence in It's

The best Towel we ever offered at IKE.
special i0c.
DerbyshIre Huck, quality that demands
20c., for 12I{c.
25c. Huck Towels for 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

The programme also consisted OF s,,.S
series of progressive trials to ESTABLISH
a curve Of speed for the ship. the inforIne-
t,on thus obtained being required for FUR
Their trials which have yet to be maee,
including = six-hours trial with naturai
draught when speed OF tweh'y-oh.
knots is contemplated. Inc speeas =.
Ing revolutions and horsepower Observed
were u. is IL. 20 IA. 22.i. and zs.oS Knots;
the latter being accepted as the omciai
forced draught trial OF the ship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
THALHIMER BROTHERS.

ana nari ann" ines @
line Coaksin he oS
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MEETINQS

0NHF SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF
1 TIE KINGS: DAUGU Frs OF IlhuiN lo
will be held at the Young Mems christian =, AsSo-
citation TUESDAY, O,tober 3lst, al 4'oo 10 ~ ~ ~,
nv order State secretary. W ~"---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
BasJapan the Fastest CRUISER

The Japan Mail asserts that the ne"
Japanese cruiser Yoshlno IS ahead OF all
others. 1t says: THE steam trials OF
the japanese cruiser Yoshino, which mas
been constructed by the firm OF Sir w.
G.. Armstrong from designs by thelI
naval architect, Mr.. Philip Watts, nave
been held under the superintendent Oh
a commission Of japanese officials, includ-
ing Captain Kawara, Mr.. Yamaki, MT:
Matsue. and Lieutenant Kato. The vessei
a. generally similar In design TO the
Nauve de Julio, which was built by the
same firm for the Argentine Republic.
The Yoshino has. however, attained
greater speed, and Is at the present time
the fastest cruiser afoat. She Is 500 ieet
long and as 1-2 feet broad, and has DIS
placement Of about 1000 tons, her ar
mament consists of four Simon QUICK
firing guns, eight 4.7-inch qaick-hring
guns, twenty-five 3-pound quicR-nrihs
guns. and five torpedo tubes.
Lord Ravensworth, in his address az the
T,ondon meeting OF the Institution OF Ma
val Architects, drew attention to THIS
vessel and stated that the firm conteh-
Mated attaining a speed OF twenty-three
knots. This was fully realized IN Tue
trials. when the speed attained as the
means Of four runs on the measured
mile with and against the tide, IN ac-
cordance with the practice OF tne t'ri'ish
navy, was 2S.0sl knots. g.,
The actual speeds recorded were as ioi-
lows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
iMNSEMENTS.

Il. Ne, AZ Ihlr. hutulsstoh. ~c-'
DICHMOND THEATRE.
IN MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, OC-
roBER 3Otn and 3ist. Special TUESDAY MATINEE.
First appearance In this city OF Americas queen
and King OF Opera and comedy MAhiVN MA
NOLA and JOHN MASON, supported BY their
company Of celebrated artists, In the companion
NAV 10 /" The Old homestead entitled
"FRIEND FRITZ"
zoo nights ia Parts: $50 IN London; 225 In
America. Special scenery and orchestra. Real
istic stage effects. A play AMI opera combined.
&C 29-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

Cream Outing, Sc. per yard. This IS
suitable for night-robes for children, dress
I.,.. Oh nfn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
Barlow Brothers.

Excellent minstrel show will
commence an engagement of two
nights and a matinee on the END
at the Grand Opera house, This
is the first minstrel attraction of
the season, and considering it is
one of the best on the road it
ought to pack the house on the oc-
casion Of it's appearance here. The
owners have eXcelled themselves
in securing talent for their or
ganiZatiOn this season as each and
every member is an artist in his
line. Many novel features have
been introduced besides the regu-
lar minstrel performance which
makes the entertainment interest
ing from the beginning to the fin
ish. The musical features of the
performance are far above the
average and possess the virtue OF
being new and rendered with taste
and effect by the whole company
Each respective member aquits
himself with credit and the entire
performance is clever.
On Saturday at 2:3O special
matinee will be given for ladies
and children and the company
close their engagement on Satur-
day night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
Death of an Old Citizen.

The many friends Of Mr.. Florentin
Grunder, the well known lOcksmith on
Market street. were very much shocked
this morning to learn of his death. which
occurred at his late residence, No. llOt
Avenue d. yesterday evening at half past
Q O'Clock. Mr. Grunder had been at his
shop in his usual good health, until a
week ago yesterday, when he was taken
III with maiarial fever, but not considered
serious for several days, until the physl-
clan discovered the disease complicated
with heart trouble.
Mr.. Grunder had been a resident of San
Antonio for a long number OF years, ana
was universally esteemed as an honest,
upright, hard working man; He leaves;
besides his widow, six children, several
grandchildren. and many Sympathizing
friends to mourn his loss. lie VIII De
buried under the auspices of the Cathollc
Knights and Of st. JOseph's society to-
morrow morning, as per funeral notice,
which appears elsewhere in this paper.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans
fers have been made since last re-
port:
Two deeds from Jacob Schuehle
and Annie Schuehle to Henrietta
Louise Schuehle, conveying lots
IL and y in Huberich's subdivis-
ION of the west half of outlet 100.
Sophie Kalina and w. III. Faulk-
ner to John Kinney, a subdivision
of the eastern part of original lot
207, in the southwestern part of the
CITY; 5000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19

DIR. Won KoEHRINe, ART.
Office & res. 800 Garden ST., tel. 476. Is tt
DIR. S. BURG, late physician of the
Imperial Hospital of Vienna. Residence
next to old shooting hall. Tel. 1872. Office
Reuter- building Alamo plaza, tel. 494.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
The Counterfeiter's Bond.

Madeio Garcia, the Mexican who
was arrested on the charge of
counterfeiting, was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner
Price this morning, and pleaded
guilty to the charges Of counter
feiting, having counterfeit money
in his possession, and passing
counterfeit money. His bond was
fixed at $500, in default of which
he was committed to the county
iail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
The Italians Meet.

The Italian Mutualista society
held a meeting at their hall last
night and talked over matters per-
tanning to the celebration of Co.
lumbar day. 1t was decided to
purchase $500 worth of fire works
for this event. An adjournment
was taken until 8 O'clock this
evening when other matters will
be taken up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
MUST GO.

We must make room for our
large new stock to arrive, and will
sell more than one hundred folding
beds of different styles and patterns
at prices that are bound to make
them sell. Call and see them.
9 Is If l.. =. PECK q Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
LoBERT-THE TAILOR.

Lobert, the Commerce Street
Tailor, will make you suit of
clothes that you are not ashamed
to wear, at prices you can afford to
pay. If you know what you want
he can make just what you want
and exactly as you want it. Stan
dard goods, latest styles, warranted
fit. 9-IS-6t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19
The Jewish Fast.

Yom Ripper or the day of atone
ment. universally observed by the
Hebrews, commences this evening
at z o'clock. Orthodox services
will be conducted at Convention
hall and at Temple Beth Ell.