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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30
Hot SULPHUR Water Cures.

Mr.. John Keller, who was so
disabled from rheumatism and
paralysis last spring as to be utter
ly unable to use his lower limbs,
walked in from Col. Terrellps hot
sulphur wells, on his ranch seven
miles from the city,ta few days'ago,
almost well. He. had been trying
the baths there for several weeks
and the fact that he is so much
improved is evidenced when he was
able towalk the entire distance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30
$1.95, Saturday, $l.e5.

Ladies' bright Dongola button
boots, very flexible, in opera and
common sense. Our guaranteed
$500 shoe on Special Sale q OK
Saturday ............ Ol'JO,
s 3O2t WOLFE & MARY
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30

5 80 2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30
LIGHT FLASHES.

Ed Hoech is erecting a two
story frame building at the corner
of Avanue d and Grand avenue, to
be used as a saloon.
Business men who work all
day
Feel languid and depressed.
Iron water is the cure,
Geo. Dullnig keeps the best.
S 80 st
-Colored laboring men will have
celebration Of Labor Day at
Riverside Park.
Geo. Dullnig's mineral water
Cleans the blood and makes
you strong,
1t will save you many a quarter,
And your life it will prolong.
80 st
Il. H. Tanner has made affidavit
charging Policeman Kieron with
using abusive and insulting Ian
guage while making an arrest,
Sunday night or Monday morning
in the Menger hotel barber shop.
If you feel tired and weary,
Life seems to you but a bore,
Quick drink glass Iron water,
Geo. Dullnig keeps it in store
s 80 3t
The Benevolent and Protective
Bricklayer's Union will have a sep.
arate parade and celebration on
Labor Day.
Club Social Mexicana will cele.
brate the Independence of Mexico
by grand ball on the night OF the
18th OF September. The ball room
has not yet been chosen.
The father of DR.. Burg Is seri.
ously i'll.
j. f. Wilson, the young man
placed in the county jail for vag.
rancy, on charge made by his
mother, will be released tomorrow
his term having expired.
Some ladies are rosy and sweet
While others are thin and pale
The remedy is Chalybeatp,
Geo. Dullnig keeps it for sale
30 st
City Engineer Pancoast is ill
A little attention given to over
hanging trees on sidewalks as well
as to cutting Of weeds from the
river, would be acceptable.
Watch for Wagner & Chabot'l
big advertisement in the LIGHT,
Saturday supplement.
Don't fail to visit the Texal
Hardware Store, 2I3 Alamo plaza
and see the facsimile of the Blarnev
stone and Texas Champion Bicycle
and rider, on exhibition in the win
dow. s 3d.
West End Lake OVERLOOKED
this morning.
"A bay horse with saddle ha
been taken up by the police.
Wanted: Ladies and gentle
men make from $500 to 800 ne
day folding, addressing circulars
and corresponding for me at thei
homes, permanent position. Fo
particulars send self-addresseC
stamped envelope to J. w. Keller
Mishawaka, Ind. 1921
ON account of the rain. Pro,
Carl Beck's concert, which was t,
nave taken place at the Mission
garden tonight, has been post
poned. S3Olt
School books and supplies 70
public and private schools at Nj
TENGG, 800 w. Commerce st. s 80 .
The West End Browns and tn
Sarrans will play a game of ball a
the Jockey club grounds SUNDAY
and the Browns and Sunset Sport
will play a game on Monday, LabC
day, at the Jockey club grounds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30

95 cts, just Think of it, 95 Cts.
Misses Dongola button boots,
Spring heel, patent tip, Of Cts,
II to 2; Saturday ..... w OVp'
s 30 st WOLFF g. MARX,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30

"A dance was given at the home
of Miss Maltsberger on Olive street
last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
Buying and Selling Ducks.

Duck-night at Eweirs store. down on
the Virginia coast. near the North Caro-
lima line, Is locally famous In the duck
ing season az the special night In the
week. when the storekeeper IL at home 10
the duck-hunters OF the region. Eweii
buys ducks OF the hunters, says the New
York sun, paying for the game In goods
from his store and shipping his pur-
chases to an up-coast iife-saving station.
whence they find their way to the markets
As Eweli waits behind his counter with
a lantern, .hc duckers. rude-lookSng BEL
lows Of the beach-comber type, drop in
one by one and sit around In the gloom.
Ewell hangs the game im a cold room
at the rear Of the store snd credits each
QUICKER with the agreed value OF his ducks.
AS each transaction Is made the QUICKER
recalls something that he needs from tho
merchants stock, and when no has NJ
ceived the article the price - debitsd
AGAINST his credit. The QUICKER then re-
lapses 20 the nearest barrel or box AMI
waits until some other n,-ded article
shall occur TO his mind. He then makes
the new demand upon tbs merchant, has
q new debit placed against his credit and
again sinks back into the gloom. After
fully two hours Of this sort OF thing
those who wish the balance OF their credit
Maid In cash receive their dues. and every
body cautiously repairs 10 hollow tres
hard by. where nsoonshiners from over
the North Casolina ihse are waitne Win
. fiery article Of unfAxed liquor. ana tna
heart OF eha ducker IS made glad,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Big Fox Hunt Next Monday-Candidates
Paw Up-Personals and Briefs.

Fox-hunting Is becoming a very popu-
lar pastime in Chesterfield, and every
few days a party OF gay and happy riders
are seen following the willy Reynard and
the pack OF bow-wows. Monday there
was an exciting chase near Chesterfield
Courthouse, and arrangements have been
made for another hunt to-day If the wea-
Their is fair. Probably the biggest hunt
Of the season will take place next Mon
day, when il is estimated that not less
than one hundred riders will be at TINS
meet. one fourth OF whom will be ladies.
There will be quite a large number from
Richmond and Manchester and Chester
field will furnish the balance Of the dele
CATION. Two live foxes are now in pos
session of the hunters. both OF which VIII
be turned loose, and no doubt others VIII
be driven from their beds.
The City Central Committee failed to
get a quorum last night. and ADJOURNED
over until Thursday night Yesterday all
OF the candidates paid their proportion OF
the expense to be incurred at the primary
OF April Sd.
The Hastings Court was In session yes
teriay. In the case of Mary Johnson.
indicted for felony. the jury brought In
a verdict of not guilty. Charles Fortune
was fined $40 for carrying concealed
weapons.
There was not case for the conside-
ration OF his Honor In the Mayors Court
yesterday.
Mr.. A. T. Sneliings and Mr.. Luther
DuVal spent yesterday at the pond OF
the Manchester Fishing Club. They re-
ported fine sport. and returned with
nice bunch OF fish,
The funeral OF Mr.. f. A. Savory TOOK
place yesterday afternoon from the Balm
bridge Street Baptist church. and was
largely attended by Borrowing friends.
New South Council, Junior Order United
American Mechanics. turned out In
body
Deputy Internal Revenue-Collector Jonn
A. Lester has notified the Chesterneia
storekeepers who have been selling hard
cider that they will have to stop 80
doing or get out q license.
The several church choirs In this CITY
are rehearsing some very pretty Laster
music for next Sunday.
Mr.. II. T. Faison. Of Petersburg, occu-
pied the pulpit Of Stockton-street church
Sunday. :.
After the lecture OF DIR. Hatcher's at
Clopton-Street church Monday night Q
collection was taken up to raise 80 70
pay on the church debt. One hundred
and fifteen collars and twenty-ntne cents
In cash and subscriptions were realised.
Mr.. 3. B. Bass. who lives near MOUNT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
CAPT. PLEAsANTS TO MARRY TO-DAY
The Popular Omcer TO We'd Miss sh"ckei-
ford-Krouse-Wa Wagner.

Contain lanes II. Peasants. OF the
First Police District, left on the l2AO +.
NJ train yesterday for Chase city where
at $50 This morning he will marry MISS
Sarah Shackleford, formerly OF King ana
Queen county.
The license was procured here, as the
bride-elect has made Richmond her nome
for several years past. Inc marriage
,rul take Mace at the residence OF Mr..
Walter V. Gregory, and KEY w IL,
cmithev. OF the Methodist church, VIII
ofBciate. The bride and groom VIII arrive
here at 115 Il. M, en- route TOT horuh-
ern tour. .,... 10000
that this license had been issued, ana De-
en- IN make inquiry about the marriage
!, looked as though nobody here knew any
hing about IL. only one or two officers
under the popular Captain knew the mis-
sion that took him away from the city,
and a young man seen al the resiuehcT
was either unable or unwilling TO Vouch-
safe any information. Finally the facts
as given above were obtained from re-
liable source.
KROUSE-WAGNER.
Mr. Edward Krouse, OF Newport News,
and Miss Gussie Wagner. daughter OF Mr
+ w. Wagner, manager tor the iIch-
,nond Rrewing Company, were married
a, 81 Johns German Lutheran church
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock by Rev
Paul l.. Menzel. ,, ,o.oa
The church was beautifully decorated
with Mains and growing plants. The pride
was attired in handsome gown OF prCwn
cloth. and carried a bouquet OF hride
roses. ,. ,,.
Messrs William Butler. wafer iosK'
Henry Caravortl. and DIR. smith, oil Ne"-
port News. acted as ushefs.
After the ceremony the COUPE ie,. ioi q
northern tour. from when they WIN Is'"''
10 Newport News. their future home.
The bride was for a number OF years a
saleslady in the dry-goods establishment
OF The coher, Company. The couple re-
ceiyed a wealth OF handsome presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
ANI0LDFAMILY FUED
FURTHER DETAILS ABOUT the DAVIS
LIGHT FIGHT At FLOYD.


FLOYD, VA. March 20.--(speciai.)-
On Saturday morning last Bill Davis shot
and severely wounded John Il. Light.
These men married sisters. daughters Of
william Bower. Of this county. Davis
came from West Virginia and Light from
Patrick county. There seems to have ex-
isted for year or more family feud
involving Davis. Light. their wives. old
man Bower. and others. Light was once
confined in Jail on a peace warrant sworn
out by his Authoritarian. and while there
wrote some scurrilous poetry about the
family, and has. II Is alleged. made scam
dalous remarks about Davis's wife and
the rest OF the family.
READ. 1T.
Early Saturday morning Davis and two
Of his brothers-in-law went. TO a Mr..
Barton's, In the neighborhood.' and asked
to see a copy Of the poetry Light wrote
while in jail. which they read, and then
they went at once to. Lights house.
Stopping at the fence they called for
Light to come out. Light at the time was
In his stable. and inquired what they
wanted with him.
TO SETTLE WITH HIM.
They replied that they wanted to set
tie with him.
Light refused to go out. and told them
to go away, that he did not want any
fuss with Them Lights wife then went
down to where Davis and her brothers
were. and came back and told her husband
not to go down there. as those parties
were drinking and wanted aidifiicuity.
LEvELLED AND FIRED.
Light in the mean time had come out
Of the stable. about thirty-five yards
from Davis. Davis drew his pistol. and
calling TO Lights little boy, who was
standing by him. to get out OF the way.
levelled his pistol and fired. Light fell
and cried out for help. telling Davis that
ne had Killed him. and begging him and
the Bowers to take him into the house.
which they refused TO do. and left the
place. Lights wife. with the assistance or
"A negro woman. carried him into tho
house, and upon examination 1t was
found that the ball had struck Light on
the outside OF the. left thigh, just above
the knee, breaking the bone, but did not
go through the leg. DR.. Stigleman was
summoned. who dressed the wound. but
did not extract the, bah.
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
Light is seriously II not dangerously
wounded. No effort was made 10 arrest
Davis, and it Is thought he has left the
country.
a large number OF Floyd people attend
ed the United States Court at Lynchburg
| last week as defendants in prosecutions
| for violations OF the internal-rcvenue
laws and as witnesses for and against the
government. The moonshinerS are a
great evil in this and adjoining counties,
many Illicit disulleries are almost con-
stantly In operation, and the effect Is
! baneful in the extreme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
The CABOT CASES CONTINUED.
Mr.. schmidlspp Too Sick to Be hsre-
Charter Granted Other Courts.

Mr.. schmidIapp Too Sick to BE Hero
Charter Crsnted-Other Courts.
| The cases OF Mr.. Seymour 3. Cadot'
charged with embezzlement and Forgery
were called In, the Hastings Court yesser-
day. and on motion Of. counsel for the
prosecution, continued until April 18TH.
The postponement was asked on the
ground OF the inability on account OF
sickness Of Mr.. Schmidlapp. one OF the
most important witnesses OF the Common
wealth, to attend. Mr.. CABOT appeared IN
court promptly and took a seat beside his
attorney, Mr.. G. v. Meredith. He looked
quite well, but apparently paid little at
tention to what was going on. No obJec-
ton was made to the continuance by
Mr.. Meredith
OTHER COURT NEWS.
Judge Minor occupied the bench In the
Hastings Court for Judge Witt, VINO VIII
be absent on fishing party for couple
OF days. The only case tried was that
OF w. T.. Godsey. charged with an as
sault. He was acquitted.
Clerk Lawton issued marriage licenses
to the following persons: Edward Miller
and Nellie Franklin, James b. peasants
and Sarah f. Shackleford, Samuel G.
Rappand and Resale V. Dyson, James
r. Tiller and Callie +. Lee.
J. Garland Pollard qualified TO practice
in the Law and Equity Court.
BRICK COMPANY CHARTERED.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
| in the case OF j. $. Moore Son against
the White Hall Company and others Tor
| $3.50.
In the case OF Lizzie l.. Smith w. the
New York Life-Insurance Company, an
| order was entered extending the time 10
| file bills Of exceptions.
The Richmond Brick Company was
granted n charter The incorporators
are: Ware h. Gay OF Boston. Mass, pres
| ident: Robert Wilson. of Frederick, Md,
manager; W. l.. Walters, or Richmond
secretary and treasurer. The directors
| are the above and f.. III. Gay, OF Rich
mond. Va, and Nixon Ball. OF Clayton,
| Va. The capital stock Is to be not less
| than $4,000 nor more than $1,000 divided
| into shares of 800 each. The object oil
| the company is to make brick. TO quarry
| and manufacture building materials, and
| the erection and sale Of buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
OR. NeEpHAM DISCUSSES ASSURANCE

His sermon on This Subject Very Fine
ODe~mr. Biiss on Blind Bsrtiipaeus.
Al Of the revival meetings yesterday
morning. afternoon. and nsght-weis
largely attended. and many converts were
male.
Gface-Street Presbyterian church was
completely filled last Eight when Or. Need
ham arose to preach. He was assasted
by Rev. Drs Hiden and Young. and Rev.
M. L-islney. Mr.. Ncedham'S subject was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
A Matter Of Discipline.

General Manager Stevens. OF the Chesa-
ppake and Ohio railway. when asked yes
terday the cause OF the suspension OF
Conductors Fitz and Smith. and the DIS
missaI of Conductor Niche. declined 10
give any particulars. All that he would
say was that the matter was one OF dis
cipllne involving attractions of the COM
panys rules by the conductors named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
RACING AT ROBY.
Two Favorites and Three Second Choices
Take First Money.

Take First Money.
CHICAGO. ILL, March 2O.-Two favo-
rite, and three second choices took first
money at Roby to-day. The attendance
was large and the racing Of high order
First iace-half mile-Ike S. won.
Mother-of-Pearl second. Oaklawn third.
Time. J9i2.
second race-half mile-Bennett Young
won. LeonelI second. Gaylord third. Time,
5Si2
Third race-three quarters of a mile
Climax won. Critic second. Yucatan third
Time. 1:3ll3
Fourth receive flrlongs-Play-or-Pa
won Lockout second, Nuckahi third. Time,
1n5z.
Firth race-seven furlongs-Ulster won,
George w. second, Prettiwit third. Time,
1:i512.
AT ST. LOUIS.
MADISON. ILL, March 20.-Weather
clear and warm. Track good. Attendance
excellent. j. Dowd's entries will be re-
fused hereafter on account OF the running
OF Acilojam.
First race-fve furlongs-Capulin won.
Beeton second, Tom Crouch third Iiins'
los
Iyanhoe won, MontelI second Straishtou'
third Time. 115i2.
Third race-six furlongs-Jennie S. won,
Rarker Harrison second. Sister lone third.
Time l2Ols
Fourth receive furlongs-Safe Home
won. Ambrose second. Florella third. Time,
1:06h.
Sligo won. Reuben Payne second, Go
Lucky third. Time. l:lSh-
sixth race-six furlongs-Silent won,
Bushrancer second. Uncle John third.
Time. In Ia.
AT THE GOLDEN GATE.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, March u
Weather clear and pleasant; track fast'
First race-one half mile-Model won,
silver second. Rey Alfonso third. Time,
~ 81.
Second race-tive furiongs. maidens-
Chemuck won. Sidney second. Checichase
third. Time l'02 Ia.
Third race-sl 900 match-Lottie ID. won,
Princess second. Time, l:02 Ii Five fur
longs was the distance.
Fourth race-one mile--Hot Spur won,
Rube burrows second, Lonnie Ii. third.
Time. 1:t2 1-2.
Firth race-six furlongs. selling Dolly
McCone won, Bridal Veil second, Alvary
third. Time 2:l9
sixth race-scant six furiongs. selling,
Border I.assie won. Huntsman second.
Trfx third. Time. l:l3 Ia
AT THE CRESCENT CITY.
NEW ORLEANS. La, March D.-First
race--purse 200. selling. three quarters Of
a mile-Dunlap q to - won. Rabbit sec
ond, IAnk third. Time, l. Sz.
Second race-purse 100. selling. five
| eIghths of a mile-Tom s. won. Bargaud
| second, Sheridan Clark third. Time. l:ilA.
Third racc-purse $50 ceiling. one mile
Henneria q to u won. Last Chance second,
| Primero third. Time, 500k.
Fourth racs-purse 81. handicap thres
quarters OF q mile Salvation &sven) won.
| Moses Solomon second ormis third. Time.
| l:e41z
| milelHorace Leland 0S 10 y won. Par
quetts second. Gratis HAnIey third, Tine.
| 1d0h-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
CONGRATULATE GENERAL DOW.
The wonan's and Young woman's Unions
Celebrate His birthday.

The woman's Christian Temperance
unicn and the Young wcman's Christian
Union held joint meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday
afternoon TO celebrate the ninetieth anni-
yersary Of the birth OF Neal Dow.
There was a large attendance. and In
the interesting programme of devotional
exercises, reading, and recitation, each
"a ion was represented by member.
\ telegram OF congratalatton was sent
70 General Dow from the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
mr.. Kerr Slightly Better.

Rev. DR.. Kerr spent a comparatively
quiet day yesterday. and last night his
physician, DR.. Wexford, reported him
somewhat better.
He was attacked with liver trouble
about a month ago and other complica-
lions ensued. Though he Is still very
sick, his friends have strong hopes Of
his recovery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
S,.,n,o,,s p,hr,, V,Ir,,;,y

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 9.-The
contract for the interior finish work OF
the stanton (Va) public building was
to-day awarded to Richardson a Burgess.
of Washington, ID. c., at slj, so, the work
to be completed in seven months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

Hermon. IN Chesterfield county. contem'
plates removing to this city to live.
Miss Kent Gregory. Of Lynchourg.
the guest Of Miss Patiic Tendley. on FOR
ter street. -
Miss M. g. Porter. Of HalIsboro'. Cnes-
terfieId. Is visiting Mrs. w. L. forser' y"
Cowardin avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
Michican's Governor Sustained.

LANSING, MICH, March O.-rhe SUI
preme Court this morning. In n decision In
the case OF Governor Rich against State
Treasurer HambitZer. Secretary
Jochin, and Land Commits sioner Berry,
sustains Governor Rich's action In re-
moving these officials from Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
Rhode Island Nominations.

PROVIDENCE, K. l.. March a.-rne
Democratic State Convention to-day
unanimously nominated the following
ticket: Governor, David $. Baker; Lieu
tenant Governor. Dalton T.. Young; Secre-
tary of State. John j. Heffernan: Attor-
ney- General. Clarence A. \ drich; Gene
raj Treasurer. John G. Perry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
Hus.ian.German Treaty Ratified.

BERLIN, March O.-Count Schouvalo1.
the Russian Ambassador. called upon
Baron Marschal Won Bieberstein, NJ MS
ter OF Foreign Affairs. this morning, when
formal ratifcations OF the Russian-Ger-
man commercial treaty were exchanged.
The treaty goes into effect to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

Ma KUHN, of 6l9 3.
18th Street. Eese York.
C;sH vltses e follow:
stafs that ! bad Q rum
u1ng sore upon ny
neck, and had Il oper.
atad upon thseo times,
csrsd. / W 20 rqn
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
John sherman in Ashevilie.

ASHEV!LLE, ". c., March 2U-Sena-
tor John sherman arrived here yesterday
afternoon. and will remain some time to
recuperate his health. watch has been
somewhat impaired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
PIERCE .: :s::: CURE
ON MONEY IS REFUNDED.

Disease follows rundown system with
the liver inactive and tho blood disordered
Pimples, Boils, Sores, Carhuncles, Ulcers,
and Ike manifestations Of impure blood,
should be driven ont Of the syytem with
DR. Percet 0oSjsn Medical Discovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

Our facllittss for executing al Kinda
o. 10 priutmg ars uEeuspaassd. send -
your os1srs 81 you VII - plsassa wHn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

Richmond's New York Delegation.
NEW YORK, March 20.-tSpeciai)-W.
p. Gay, Marlborough; p. u. SHIELD, I'm
periai; @. Brown, Hoffman.