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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

A pieces Woollen Goods OF every KIND
and all NJ our own remarkable prices
Fascinators at q. .. 80. ". s9c. each
an immense bargain.
A new lot OF Infants Short and Long
Cloaks. Just in. Prices and styles uh-
matched elsewhere.
Small Wares at almost song.
You don't know how iar one penny koeS
here: IL will buy a Good steel In,hlDle'
a Full-Papcr Adamantlno pms a foii any.
width S.ay-Bindlng. paper r0oa
Needles, two dozen Hooks and Eyes, or
a box OF Good Backing.
Hair Curriers'. any style or size, DC.
Safety-Pins lie. doarn.
Pest Doubie-Back Corsct-Steels &c.
Best Whalebones Sc. dozen.
a Good Hair-Brush at lOc,-your drug
glst would charge you Z1c. Tor the same.
Best English PINS &c.
Hair-Pins &C.. dozen.
Tetlow's Swansdown, with bottle ex.
tracts. &c.
Pint Bottles Ammonia &c.
Zoe bottles Machine-Oii &c.
Heading. all cOlors, So. bunch.
Best Shoe-Polish Sc. bottle.
CLoAKsl
CAPESn 80 4
CLOAKS.N
We have made a purchase Of 20 sample
Coats, including almost every style made,
and, having bought them at Q great
sacrifice, we OFFER them az SUCH prices
as were never made on desirable. stylish.
A fuli stock OF Children's and Mis,ss'
Short and Long cloals at getabls prices.
too.
Kid Gloves In all styles, short. long.
and medium. button and lace. black and
eolored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

The above cut shows a Cape which we
are showing in all sizes, made OF good
quality black beaver appiiqued front ana
back. II duCti0n price $3tS.
The universal opinion Is that our line
OF Goats and Capes IS the largest. best
selected, and most reasonable IN price IN
the city: and now that reductions have
been made throughout you will get
SPLENDID bargains.
"a Finest Nayy-Bluc and Black Beaver
Capes, long. with black and plaid silk
hoods. Reduction price. T.JS.
Very handsome Applqucd Covert Cloth
Kerscy Capes, real value SIS. Reduction
Unusual reduction on Fur Capes. AS
tr1chan. Coney. Electric Seal, French
- $io-inch Wool Seal Capcs, edged with
mart n fur. martcn fur collars; real
value. so Reduction price, 81.
10 Electric Seal Capes. Reduction price
q Black Coney Capes extra long. Re
$ Concy Fur Capes. shortlings lengths;
BUT Reduction price, 81.
Ladies' Extra-L myth Tallor-Made Ok
ford Gray Goats. coat or fun back. Re-
y Ladies covert cloth Capcs. big lapels,
extra long. real value $3.50. Reduction
ladies' Imported Navy-Blue and Black
Finest Kersey Coats. - Inches long; real
Ladies Gray Covert cloth Coats, the
front end lapels edged with just enough
braid 10 make them very stunning, y
inches long; real value $25. Reduction
price, SlleN.
Misses Finest Covert Cloth Coats, with
brown velvet piping. Reduction price 81.
Misses English Mixture Coats, brown
velvet collars. Reduction price, 1888.
Holiday GoC1s,-f}uy your Holiday
Goods now. and we will store them for
Won We are showing an enormous line
Of Doll-Carriagas, Shoofys, Hobby-IIorses,
Exprcs Wagons, Chairs. Dolls. Drums,
etc, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

5000 yards Sanitary Flannel, regular
price 1sc. our bargain price, SC;
"a pieces Stk-and- WoOl-Mixed a6-lnch
Dress Enects-you can't touch en- go
where at less than Occur bargain
price. 10 l-2c.
5O-DOZEN MISSES AND YOUNG
LADIES' ALL-WOOL TAM OSHAN-
TIERS, WITH CORD-EDGE AND FEA-
TIER, SAME rs SELL EVERfWHLI't'
AT zoe. THIS LOT 2jc.
We made another immense purchase or
White Spreads. and they 90 on sale thiS
ia White Honeycomb Quilt, 4Sc., worth
il White Marseilles-Pattern Quilt. with
heavy, knotted fringe. oic.; rlchly worn"
ia White Marseiles Quilts at CSC,
which is q full 81 value.
our III Extra Weight White Marsellles
Quilt at 93c. is equal to any - quilt on
u fa de. :: Wool Hose. Oxrord-gray, lOc.
pair. and the quantity is limited.
l42-doZen Mems Superiine All-Wool
Hose. Just the cleaning-up OF a mill )
warehouse: none worth less than DC,
some as much as zoe. Your choice OF the
See the Whaie-In-slze Full-Bieach Towel
we are Offering at loc. Can't be duplicated
We bousht the entire etock OF purse
manufacturer, and Monday they go on
sale.
See the qualities in Glove-PurseS at &c.
Regular 25c. Purses at l0c
Regular 3Jc. Purses at bc.
The b4st 40c grade at lac.
As Nice-Quallty Purse as was ever
shown at soc. here at pc.
AT 40c We VIII match any Purse In
quality ever sold at 81.
ladies' Real-Grain Leather Hand
Satchels Sc, worth soc. and 1Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
Kaufman & 70.
& u
SPECIAL SALE
MILLINERY.
PRICES
That Will Bring Crowds.
Reduction
that are early enough in the
season to benefit you. We
intend to make this sale long
remembered. Look.

25 dozen Navy and Black satin-Crown
Walking Hats, that sold for 75c.-the new
shape. in two styles, either steepie-crowh
or dent-crown, with ribbon band-price
now ........................ ''1cc'
Beaver-Crown Trimmed Walking-Hats
IN five styles-colors. navy. brown, ana
black-the same hat which has sold all
along for Sl50; now ..............'''''''''N
The New-Shape Sailor in beaver-top'
popular colors-and this hat was manu-
featured TO sell for $l50-your choice
now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
For tomorrow only--l0 dozen Trimmed
Felt Sailors, in navy and black, regular
75c. hat-there Will be only one sold 10
each customer; price ...............'.'''osc
Navy and Blacl, Trimmed Felt Walk
ing Hats, three styles; your pick for.'e-c'
one lot e dozen Fine French Navy
Blue Trimmed Walkng-Hats that never
sell for less than $40; price now ......'oc.
One lot OF 30 dozen Tan, Red. Green
and Navy Ladies and Children's Eng
lish-Wool Shapes. that sold at 4Sc.. &C.
and 75c. your pick now ............''''-'c'
Best-Quality Englsh-Wool Shapes ana
Flats. in black and oolors, wired edges
| rich colors for ladies and ehildren-all
,,or,,od .4Sc.
Children's Cloth Tam O. Shanters re-
duced from 75c. to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0c'
Other styles reduced from C2c. to....5Sc'
Others from soc. to ....................-9 &C
Imported Seamless Woven Tam O. Shan
| ters in navy, red, and black, ..........50c
Navy and Black Yachting-Caps-the
25c quality-now .....................'''.l
Genuine Turkish Fee Caps. red ana
navy, reduced to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
The NOBBY NEW ENGLISH Black
| BEAVER DERBY, so popular at THE
HORSE-SHOW, reduced from $3.50 to.210
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
New Wraps, Capes, Jackets,
in cloth and fur just received to be sold at sacrifice prices
FUR BOAS AND SCARFS, i'll coney mink, seal,
water mink. Astrachan and Thbet, from CSC to $3.50.
SACRIFICE SALE


OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. NOTIONS, sc.
In order 10 make room for our large
stock OF HOLIDAY GOODS, when we
are now opening. We are forced To ais
pose OF our large stock Of Dress Goods
Wraps. Carpets, Rugs, Druggets. Mat
tings, Oil-Cloths. Window-Shades; Lace
Curtains, Portieres, Underwear Hosiery
Blankets, Comforts, SC, &c. &c
All the above will be sacrificed at less
than LOW-TARIFF PRICES.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS!
ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS AT &c. RE
DUCED FROM SOC.
COVERT DRESS GOODS from 10 TO SIC
all sacrifice prices.
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS. all wool. FOR
36is 10 Coo. PRICES CUT IN TWO
SILKS I'm all the NEWEST DESIGNS for
STREET AND EVENING WEAR;
ACCORDION CREPE SILKS FOR EE r.
NING-the latest novelties in all eoloFS
at CSC, worth $50
A BLACK SILK at 69c.. worth sl.25.
WRAPS! CLOAKSl CAPES!
FURs IN sEAL-sKINs. WOOL SEAL,
ELECTRIC SEAL. ASTRACHAN,
AND CONVEYS. in 81 and So-inch
lengths, at $3.50. $40, s5.1S, $I65. up TO
si5 reduced fully one half of FORMER
PRICES
all the newest styles
beaver, at si9S. worthSNO
LADIES CAPES at A45,s$6, 81, 80, and
si2-reduced prices.
CHILDREN'S WRAPS AT LESS THAN
HALF PRICE TO CLOSE.
OUR ENTIRE LARGE STOCK OF NEW
HOLIDAY GOODS will be on EMIL
BlTION this week IL will pay you 10
LOOK AND BUY EARLY. Our low
prices will MAKE THEM SELL.
A LARGE STOCK OF ROCKS. ALL
NEW, JUST FROM THE PUBLISH
ERS. TO be sold at SACRIFICE
PRICES. Come and see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
DRESS GOODS.

.r very NtOe money 10 buy n
... sI qualities zap Oh the finest.
I.a now prices make the Inc
rHy down.
II.i. for chlldren's wear and
D. Iuelau price. &C.. makes
.r t..u Bingham.
.. Atwood 2G-Inch Covert Cloths,
navy. cardinal. garnet, gray.
1. luCuOu price, &c. Il
..s Illuminated shot Effects. Sc
... rrrDr spll FOR less than 25c.
Reduction price, 10 2-@c.
I...r Dolorngs Of blue. brown,
rl 10 black figures, patterns,
nd brown, Imported Gov RI
s f.r Sl.,J a yard. Reduction
..f French Serge IN black and
r as Sou See advertised for SOC.
G.-nu. Reduction price, Sc.
Atwood Cray Covert Cloth.
. Co.,. deduction price S3c.
storm s rrc. with double stripe.
l1r less than o3c. deduction
nU-Wool Jet and Blue-Hlack
O.. luct.on price, oJc. yard.
.rar ~. soils everywhere for PC.
l price. Zoe. yard
WE can save you a great deal
..r 81 YOU buy carpets here. Come
What we mean by bargains.
-.,. O. uuheard-of prices. from the
Itr-s.is Mat az l9c., upwards.
....l Paper Pattorus-We are tho
MS ~ this city for the "New-Idca'
Patterns. Il pattern Of any kind Of
.r crl7r.u's garment for Zoe.
-.s of people who have used them
-..y 80 perfectly. NONE COM
r. We guarantee them 20 be as
.., SIS Any pattern made. and BET
THAN MANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
LEVITT,
THE MAIN.STREET HUSTLER.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
CRUISE TO THE MEDITER.

A CRUISE TO THE MEDlTER-
N RASRAS, by specially-cnsrtored steamer
FriesiaEd, February o, 1895, visiting Rsrmuda.
Azores, Gibvalter, Malaga, Granada, Aihamhra.
Alg,ers, Cairo; seven days at Jerusalem, Bey-
roul. Ephesus, Coustanttnopls, Athens, Rome.
Only e525, hotels, excursions. fees, 30, in
Guided. Organized and accompanied by +. c.
Clark. ex-Vnited States Vice Consul as Jerusa-
lem, aud a stan OF competent assistaniA
Thirty excursions 10 Europe. Ocean tickets by
all lines. send for Tourist Gazette. n. Z.
CLARK. Tourist Agent, Ia BroatwAy, N, y,
omciai Ticket Agent PsnnsyivaniA Railroad,
~ No so-ssos2.6-A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

Our agent In New York. always on the
alert to catch a bargain, has purchased
from an importer 3O0-DOZEN HAND
KERCHIEFS, in linen and Swiss en-
broidery. as we'll as drawn-thread. The
prices range from the cheapest. at &c.
each. TO the finest, at $50 each.
What more useful than dozen OF these
HANDKERCHIEFS for a Christmas
present II you are interested, come and
inspect them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
CARPETS ! Carpets! Carpets

COTTAGE CARPETS at TO- 70. Is, 20.
and 2jc; last years prices, Is, -, ~
80, and 40c.
INGRAM CARPETS at 20. %. IS. 40,
and soc. for the best Atwood ingram.
TAPESTRY CARPETS at 20, 40, so, 60.
70. 70, ard Soc; reduced one third in price.
MOQUETTE VELVET AND BODY
BRUSSELS in large variety. New goods
az low-tariff prices.
DRUGGETS in all sizes. New patterns
ct 49, 80. and 60c. per square yard.
RUGS IN Felt. Ingram, Jute. Smyrna.
and Tapestry at the following low prices:
20, %, 30. 90, 65. 70. Sc, 81, and up to
s475 for the largest size and best quality.
Look at our leader in Rugs (24x26) at
Csc, worth 75c.
A 36x75 Rug at 50c.. worth SIS.
A much better one al 75c.. worth $50.
A Crescent (36x75) AT 81. worth s..
Smyrna Mats at 37c.. reduced from 81.
CARPET LINING thrown In with every
carpet sold.
MATTINGS at s, TO- II IL, 10. IS. 20.
and &c, for the best cotton-warp and
damask-all new goods, and beautiful
patterns.
WE ARE STILL THE LEADERS IN
LOW PRICES.
FOR BLEACHED AND BROWN COT
TON NOTE OUR PRICES.
Androscoggin and Barker a. Bleached
CottOns at 6 lie.
Fruit Of the Loom. bleached. and lie.
Utica. 1914, Bleached Sheeting at p lie
Utica, 81 Bleached Sheeting at 2c.
BIeached Sheeting at 10. II. and l9c.
Unbleached Jeans at lac. worth i0c.
Canton Flannels at 5, IA, Z. s. and &c.,
worth 8. 10. u, Is. and 2oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
HORSE CLIPPER.
~

The LEONARD HoRsE-CI.IPPER Is
the finest machine Ia the verdi and clips
invented. I clipped all the sracksr Jacks
last year. Best % work guarAnt>sd.
Horses sent for and returusd. Leave or
ders at stable, Ninth street near Broad
east Main.
no s-tf N. LEONARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

., ....n rure Linen Towels, splendid
..dU.tlon price, -. each'
... ..-ss 81 Good. Heavy Unbleached
.c "a yard.
satin Duchosse. such ~ you pay
i, Cor even at low-tarin sales.
.u price, &C.
.e Figured eros De Londre. Re
price. soc. a yurd.
e.aWo silks. daintily creped.
...r-. pink. cream. lemon, orange,
ana lavender. 81 value. Reduc-
.... .lc. a yard
.. a. C,rsc.s. black Reduction price.
c j.. Corsets. black. Reduction
~ tro "NLanda" Corset, a perfect
..t. for zoe.
Wlte Linen Chemlsettos, turn
standing. sizes from 1879 10 Hi2.
.uce, lac.
H..k Hose fun regular made,
esq. ALLY for winter wear.
price, g. pair.
fHu1n. SILK. all shapes. Deduc-
I.-. Cd piece
sanding. an colors. Reduction
lrn
-e Casing al colors. Ecduc-
.a. piece.
--.r" Hooks-an1-Eyes. black or
30 ou "a card. Reduction price.
FTanucls. IN gray and brown
.....hlr for ladies ana chiidren's
. NlrI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
FUR CAPES.

Our reputation for selling only the most
RELIABLE FURS is so we'll known that
we need only add that we are prepared to
offer you the best values in Wool-Seal
Astrachan and Electric-Seal Capes in the
city, and solicit your inspection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

See the BIRDS, FEATHERS. WINGS,
TIPS. QUILLs, PLUMES, AND COQUE
FEATHERS, at reduced prices for this
sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
WRAPS,
ClOakS,a and CapeS.

Your attention is called to the sU-
PERIOR FIT AND WORKMANSHIP Of
all our garments shown. whether it be
for lady, miss, or child. You have
noticed how stiff, awkward, and ill-ftting
are some of the garments you see now on
the street. You'll find none OF them in
our stock-OURS ARE RIGHT-right in
front-right in back-and right in length.
Correct style does not necessarily cost
YOU any more. and this IS premium we
offer 20 induce you TO come to us for
WRAPS for yourselves or little ones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
SPECIAL SALE
TRIMMED Hats

at Sc. $50 50. $50. and IS.
Also many DISTINCTLY NEW
STYLES, shown for the first time, go on
sale TOMORROW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
PLUSH CAPES.

Your special attention is called to new
lot of 50 Plush Capes-full-sweep, edged
with fur, with double collar-that have
been marked sl295. The same quality
Capes are being sold at SIS elsewhere on
Broad street.
Other styles IN Plush Capes at 1890,
200. s25 and SIS. some ~ inches long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

RO0K AND JOB PRINTING NEAT.
IL TX 6xnCyIEp At xnn plSsA1V0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

36-Inch-Long Dolls, washable bisque
faces, pretty hair. soc. each.
2S-Inch Dolls, washable bisque faces,
&c each.
Extra-Large Kid-Body Dolls. Is and zoe.
each.
s2-inch Dolls. washable bisque faces.
pretty hair, 89c. each.
Lovely Kid-Body Dolls. natural curly
hair. sleeping eyes. blonde and brunette;
real value. S2.25. Our price, sl25.
20 pieces Towelling Crash, bleached, SIC.
a yard.
Several kinds Of Fur Neck-Boas, with
natural head and claws. lSc. each: 9,
Mink-Fur Neck Boas. with natural head
and claws, CSC.
800 yards Black and Gray Lining Cam
brio. Reduction price. 3$lc. yard.
81 dozen Ladies' Heavy and Substantial
Ribbed Vests, long sleeves, full sizes. Re
ductiOn price, l0c. each.
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Vests, satin rib
bon in neck, real value 40c. Reduction
price, pc.
Ladies' Ribbed Pants, all sizes. real
value soc. Reduction price, 25c.
Ladies Red Medicated Vests. All-Wool
Pants TO match, real value Sl.20. Redue-
ton price, 75c
Ladies' Al-Wool Ribbed Vests (whitel,
gros grain front. silk edged all around
value 81. Reduction price, CSC.
Children's Red ATWOOD Medicated
Vests, Pants TO match. Reduction price,
S9c
=. u. CORSETS-A full line OF the IA
nous r. ID. Corsets in black and wliite'
all sizes.
our Violet Talcum Powder IS the best
made. The reduction price makes 1t lOc'
a box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
BOYS CLOTHING.

Fond Mothers: DO you want to SOC your
boys attired in nicely-ftting garments!
lOu can easily do so, and IT won't cost
much-nOt when you can buy suit OF
Clothes from 4 10 II years for Csc. made
Of Neat Check Clothing Cloth.
q Extra Especial Suits Of various KINDS
OF all-wOOl cloth. in navy-blue, gray
checks. brown checks. and mixtures,
worth from s. to "a suit. all sizes. Re
ductiOn price. $50.
80 Boys navy-blue, black, and wood
brown, all-wool suits worth s.. Reduction
price. $2.iS.
q Boys Cape Overcoats (broken Sizes
II you get one 10 fit the boy you get
big bargain-worth 81. Reduction price.
Si9S
y dozen Boys Corduroy Knee Pants,
30 dozen Boys Atwood Knee Pants.
Reduction price. 25c. pair.
Z dozen Boys Atwood Cashmere Knee
Pants. Reduction price. soc. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
LACE CURTAINS.

we have some wonderful bargains In
Lace Curtains for you.
81 Curtains, reduction price Coo.
$50 Curtains. reduction price 9Oc.
81 Curtains reduction price yl.25-and In
same proportion upwards -
case OF Sc Apron Bingham in all size
blue and brown checks, sc. YARD.
'2c0O yards OF beautiful SilkOline in Solo
coors and figures, &c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

Reading does not cost you anything.
when we sell books. Come and take your
pick Of $50 SOC. books for l0c
Dumas's Books In sets. handsomely
bound volumes. CSC. set.
"Trilby." George Du Mauriere's new
book. Sl.39.
Pastime Stories, by Thomas Nelson
Page %.
q pieces quality White Apron Mus
lin. PIC. yard.
l2i yards White Angora-Fur Trimming.
Reduction price. Csc. yard.
1G5 yards Brown-Rand Fur Trimming.
2 inches wide. soc. yard
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-18

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WorId's Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-18
SHORT SNAPPERS.

The new recruits on the street
cars are having hard time.
Tom Collins criticises almost
everybody but his friend Henry
Ryder-Taylor.
Between two Democrats, and one
Populist, the Republicans ought
to be able to elect a member of the
legislature.
1t is now estimated that Judge
Noonan can carry Bexar county by
5000 majority if Col. Gus. Houston
is to be his opponent.
The BARRIERS union say they do
not propose to raise the price of
shaving, but are going to get after
those fellows who are shaving for
five and ten cents.
The West End car line is now
hauling the passengers who live
out at Lakeview.
Free trade theories are gradually
but surely cutting down the earn
ings of the wage-workers.
The most trying position on a
newspaper is the fellow who must
decide what not to publish.
The handsome cut in the LIGHT
today is the work of Mills, the en-
graver, photograph by Barr.
"Tom Collins" and Mr.. Henry
Ryder-Taylor appear to be on very
friendly terms.
A free.for-all fight occurred in a
Seventh ward saloon last night,
but quiet was restored before the
arrival of the police.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-18
Claims He Made THREATS.

Quite a little excitement was
created at the corner of st. Mary's
and East Houston streets, near the
Mahncke hotel, yesterday after
noon. Captain Coy was called to
arrest a man named Ben Elliott,
who it is claimed had threatened
to kill j. S. Mcneil, the real estate
man, of this city. When Captain
Coy arrived neither Elliot nor
McNeel were to be found. Both
men were seen later, however, and
Mcneil wanted to have Elliott
arrested for having threatened to
kill him. He intimated that Elliott
was Of unsound mind and
would not rest easy until Elliott
was placed behind the bars. Cap
tain Coy, on speaking to Elliott,
deemed him perfectly rational,
and told Mcneil he could not
arrest the man unless he would
make a charge against him. This
Mcneil refused to do and the case
was dropped. Elliott halls from
Kentucky.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-18
Recorders Court.

James Lubbock, disorderly, con-
tinued.
Frank Fassindge, disorderly, dis
missed.
Benny Capes, disorderly, dis
missed.
Hattie oliver, vagrant, dis
missed.
VIM. Ford, insulting language,
81.
John Fassindge, disorderly, S..
Josephita Resendez, insulting
language, continued.
Refugia Resendez, throwing
stones, continued.
w, G. Scharle, drunk and disor-
derby, S..
Winnie Cain, disorderly, dismiss
ed.
Chas. Michael, disorderIy, con-
tinued.
Sarah Wells, fighting, $40.
Alice Edwards, fighting, dismiss
ed.
Chas. Spann, striking, 81.
Chas. Mitchell, fighting, S..
Jack Stuttz, fighting, dismissed.
w. Birtsell, failing to sound car
gong, S..
Fred Bolton, failing to sound car
gong, SIS.
Chas. johnson, failing to sound
car gong, continued.
w. Barnes, falling to sound car
gong, continued.
H. Simpson, failing to sound car
gong, continued.
P. K. McGruder, disorderly, con-
tinued.
VIM. Solcher, disorderly, con-
tinued.
Chas.1a Solcher, disorderly, con-
tinued.
w. Barnes, disorderly, contin-
ued.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-18
STREET CAR TIE-UP.
CITY COUNCIL TAKES HOLD
FIRMLY.
The Car Company Must not EN-
ploy Boys and Must Run Cars
or Forfeit Franchise-Notes
of the Situation.

Since yesterday afternoon, when
the LIGHT went to press, there has
been nothing of a change in the
operative part of the street car
mems strike.
Cars were hauled off on all lines
at I O'clock yesterday evening, the
new men on the few cars running
alleging that they would not run
their cars at night.
The cou neil, which convened
in special session in the
afternoon at half-past three
o'clock, passed an ordinance, in re-
gard to the employment Of boys on
the cars, as follows:
An ordinance to prohibit street
railway companies Of this city
from employing miners as motor
men or conductors:
BE it ordained by the City COun-
Gil OF the City of San Antonio:
Section |. That hereafter it shall
be unlawful for any street railway
company operating their lines of
railways by electricity to employ
minors as mOtOrmen or conductors.
Section 2. Any street railway
company or any agent, superin-
tendent or emplOye of such Compa.
ny that shall violate section | of
this ordinance shall be deemed
guilty Of a misdemeanOr, and upon
conviction shall be fined in any
sum not less than $40 nor more
than 5000, and each day that sec
ton l of this ordinance is violated
shall constitute a separate offense.
Alderman Mackey said he saw
no harm in employing boys of Is
years of age.
Assistant City Attorney Houston
said a boy could not be held legal
ly responsible for damages, but
was liable to criminal prosecution,
Discussion then came up on the
matter of compelling the street car
company to operate its lines regu-
larry on penalty Of forfeiture OF
franchise. Some of the strikers
were allowed to state their griev-
ance.
Alderman A. F. BeCkmann then
offered substitute to a resolution
presented by Alderman Daugher.
ty. The substitute read as follows
Whereas, The San Antonio Street
Railway has since three days fail.
ed to operate its lines Of street rail
ways as they are required by the
charters and ordinances to do, anC
Whereas, This company has re
ceived exceedingly valuable fran
chises from the City OF San An
tonic In consideration Of which
said street railway company bounC
itself to run cars over the variou