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Found with Her skull Crushed.

IVY NSo'ltNfl fleN
BOSTON, Jan. le-Nellie Fay. aged thirty, WAS
found dead yesterday afternoon on the second
Moor NJ a. shaw NUT avenue She vas lvtag In a
pool NJ blood with her skull cruched. The hom = has
a soneehst shady reputation AID Il is alleged
that a tiIt Il rooms there WAS used nv the mur.
derei woman - an illicit bLrrcom. THO police
,re looking for la Matthews. who lived vita her.
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An Idea That Fits the Times.

Richards, IS West Twenty-third street, comss
forward vita an original idea that exactly ITS
these hard times. Thousands are out OF employ
meni. money Is scarce, manufacturers report bis
stocks Of goods on hand that they cannot dispose
OF. Richards Is out In an open letter to all Amer
lean manufacturers, Offering them the use OF his
premises for the display ana sale OF their idle
stocks at actual cost Or less. Many manufacturers
have ALREADY taken advantage Of the offer. and In
the Sunday World and other Sunday papers Rich
ard1 Will tell the public OF the goods which he
has accepted, giving descriptions Of the goods.
pricen, &c. The sale Will place ~artlcleA within
the present oonntrieted means OF many people. and
II will bring about a depletion OF factory stocks
and a resumption OF work by some Of the unsn-
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4 Trunnt from Newfoundland.

Among thos. who asked Tor lodging In The
Firy.frst street police station last nlsst was a
lttrtcon- ye0r.old cojoTsi hoy named Irving Peter.
son. He 'aid tha, he ran away from his parents.
Who reside In Newfoundland he vas made a
prisoner, and he Gsrry Society was notified.
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In Demand.

Iron Street 4 Smiths Govd News)
Fat Men-Yes. ! was quite an athlete
when l was young. I was always In de-
mand when feats of strength were 70 be
performed.
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STEAMERS
DUE u

TNNOHTVV IN NEEl
DUE TODAY
Lrtlmbro. Gibraltar bee 80
Priam, Gibraltar Dec 90
HeSpcriA, Gibraltar Jan g.
stuttgart. bremen Jan c
Sasle Bremen Jan 10
Csrlhyse. st, JroiN Jan. II.
Siberian. Glasgow Jan. s
DANA FRvre Jan O.
~ThinFyalla. ChTisllansand Jan. 5,
Manitoba. RIO Jansira Dec, 20,
Berlin. southampton Jan 10.
DUE TO. MORROW.
New York, southampton Jan. 10.
Etruria. Liverpool Jan. 10.
OtLello. AntU eTp Jan, 9.
pocEhontAs, Gibraltar Jan. ;.
HoefoK. Rio JSneiro Des. ~.
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stole n skirt from a Lay Figure.

John Gilmartin. t~snty-eiEht years old. and
Who refused to tell where be lived. was held for
trial IN Essex Market Court this morning. He
vas eharssd with stealing . skirt from a lay
ngurs IN front Of Louis koonerman's dy-goods
>Apioa Pf.p>rT r-s f,1.d - ~ po<ss.sioas
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No. 81. at Ninetssnth street loaded .3+ loads
No. IS. at one hundred and T-enJ-
ninth street. loaded ..............s. @s loans
REPORT OF CONDITION OF VOWS suSpAY
JAN . 1924
Patent dumping sco~s
No. :, At Tvslfth street. loadei 10 losds
No. s at Forty. seventh street. losded ao loads
Edison, At Od STD. loaded 5i7 loads
Nlllisan. at Thlriy-slshts street loaded fN
Paris. at up. Hundred ami Tenth street. ioSs~d
$50 loads
Department scaps .
No as a. one Hundred and Tenth street loaded
REPORT Or CONDITION OF scows MONDAY.
JAS 4. 1894
Patent dumping ~o~,
IA. B. At stanton street, loaded 3l loads
NJ IT, A. Seventeenth street. loaded 292 loaha
No 10 at Canal street. loaded Ts losds
Sono loaded ready for ta.ins tails DAY.
pTP"' % ~ Tcr,S.pr,s street. io,ard 2ss loads
No % At Seventy. ninth stree. loaded Ma loahs
REPORT or CONDITION or scows TUESDAY.
JAS .. lSN
Patent dumping sro-s
81 , at t,rsI stree, loaded 'sf jonds
ia : at Nineteenth street. loaded 800 loads.
Ven. A. Old Clip io,a.i 3:o load,
Governor. at Thirty.eishth street. l7ahet Aa
"a A, F,--z.,irtb stree. Iost.d 30T Ind,
DALEY. a. One Hundred and Tenth street, Ioahei
tl lbahs
Frsnds at Lincoln avenue. loaded Js loads.
M,Muliin. at Thirty-sevsnth street. losdsn b2
loail
Globe At nns Hundred and T-.n,y-ninth street.
loaded iS loads
Department r7vs
No ~. al Seventeenth street, loaded 11 lori-
No q. a. Forty sixth street. loaded 7oS loads
No N. AZ F3rty.ssvcnth street. loaded 400 loads
No Al a. ssventy-niu.h street. loaded 5ib loads
No. IS. az Stanton street, loaded 537 loads
Any one OF the ventee dump cap
tains could easily falsely these returns.
Commissioner Andrews admitted to the
writer not long since that II was NOT to
be expected that all OF these seventeen
dump captains were honest.
Contractor Daley Is paid IL cents per
cubic yard for the unloading Of scows,
and his private contract caFsl for 500
yards per day. amounting to G9 daily
BY the of1cial figures given above he
unloaded the following number Of scows
in the four DAYS stated:
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NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR Tc.n,~
Low wATEIi TO.U.
PORT on SEw YORK.
STRANErS
SAILED TO 4

T~AllahA0's. savannah
CIiy o' San Antonio. E~gIntV'rk
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1894.

State Press, in Galveston News
utters the real sentiment Of that
city when it says anent the nomi-
nation of Miles Crowley, sin this
district it may be as hard to elect
as to nominate" There is no doubt
of the bed rock character of the
opinion thus expressed. The News
is too conservative to be hastily
led into taking position on so
grave a matter, and its utterances
are to be needed. They certainly
indicate that the chances Of Crow
ley's election are by no means
roseate and that it would not be
an impossibility to defeat him, in
case a good opposition candidate
was nominated against him. Politi-
cal consistency puts the nOmina-
ton of another Democrat out OF
the question, Populist would not
be acceptable to conservative Gal,
weston and this leaves the Republi.
cans to step in.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15

Uncle Sam runs trains over 3d.
400 miles Of rail more than all the
aggregated rail lines of Great
Britain and Europe. His railway
mileage is 43 per cent. Of the rail-
way mileage of the world. The
operations of this immense traffic
require more skill, brains, accuracy
and attention than the operations
of government. Were their inter-
ests and control consolidated they
would control the Nation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15

The time has come for the Texas
Republicans to draw straight par
ty lines. They cannot do more
than suffer an honorable defeat
making square fight upon their
own platforms, led by their own
candidates. This is every way pref
cradle to a victory under bas-
tard nomination, with fusion
Democrat as standard bearer. 1t is
time that political conventions
understood that the platfor m
stands for more than the man who
stands upon it, and that politi-
cal contest that has not under it
the clear declarations OF party
principle is not worth standing on
and fighting to finish.
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Legal advertisements Sl.OG per inch trst
IsEertion, rs cents per inch each subse-
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sach arst insertion, rs cents eschinsertion
sitter
Reading matter, editorial page, IS cents
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90 cents first insertion. 10 cents first week
cents after first week. Special rates on
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Home Advertisements payable on hrst OF
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Special rates given on larger space and
long time advertisements. Discount given
for cash.
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To Worklngmen,

If you are out of employment,
and cannot afford to pay 80 cents a
month for the best afternoon pa
per in Texas, you are invited to
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From Dallas.

San Antonio has 81 representa-
tives at the Dallas convention. The
Callaghan faction secured seats in
the convention, although Henry
Vernon, leader from the opposition
from Bexar, made a two hours
speech.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15

Louisville Times talks about the
sovereign state of Alabama just as
though that idea was not shot to
pieces at AppomattoX. The Times
can do better work fighting the re-
nomination Of Breckenridge.
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CITY ADVERTISING.
TOFFICIAL.1
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MAYORS OFFICE,
SAN ANTONIO, Ten,
AuUuSt II 1904

Bids will be received at this office
till II o'clock m, 18th inst, for the
building of Outhouses and fences
for the new school houses, situated
on Dignowity Hill and Prospect
Hill.
Plans and specifications will be
found in the City Engineers office.
One hundred dollars must be de-
posted with bid conditioned that
bidder will carry out contract If
awarded him, or else become for
feited to the city.
The city reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Attest: GEORGE PAsCHAL,
+. r. NORTON, Mayor.
City Clerk. 8 IL ct
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{ ~ All contracts or bills must be ap-
tFoved bv the Secretary and Manager.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Guillotine for Santos execution
shipped from Paris to Lyons.
Connecticut smack captures 49,
800 pounds Of swordtish.
Split in the House of Commons
on land act.
Brussels authorities arrest AZ
dynamiters and thieves.
The Empress of China is afloat,
uninjured.
Arkansas Breckenridge qualities
as minister to Russia.
Treasury gold reserve is $h2,664,
S94.
Big school of devil-fish in Gal
weston bay; one monster caught.
Austin had three fire alarms last
night; damage slight.
Texas State Grange is in regular
session at Temple.
Hon. Levi P. Morton sails for
New York, from Havre, Friday.
Pullman strikers are rushing to
secure places; 5000 Offering.
Returning strikers at Pullman
will not be pressed for past rents.
Pullman strike commission
opens session today.
Indiana state Democracy meet
today.
Over 400 Anarchists landed in
London within a few days.
Cyclone and hail in Spain do
great damage; 200 persons hurt.
Mercury at st. Louis l05 in the
shade.
Mckinley will not talk for the
papers on the new tariff bill.
City of Mexico will arrest all
street beggars.
The presidents course on tariff
is anXiously watched.
Reported defeat of Chinese by
Japs on high seas comes from Yo-
kOhama.
The L. S. steamer, Charleston
will go to China as soon as she is
out OF Mare navy yard.
Price of whiskey at Peoria ad.
vances 3 cents, owing to passage of
tariff bill.
Two Lauraville, Fla, negroes
lynched for outrage on a fourteen
year old girl.
Criminal Judge Della V. Core, of
Mexico, will inquire into the kill
ing Of Romero in the. late duel.
Camp meeting boat capsized in
Delaware waters and twenty-five
drowned.
Glasgow, Scotland, says the new
tariff bill will increase her exports
$3,000,0OO.
Boston, negro, lynched at Frank
fort, Ky, for outraging Mrs. No
Ian.
A big Powderly fight is looked
for in the X. of l.. convention to
meet in New Orleans.
l.. M. Sublett and a crowd of
colored men bolt the Republican
County convention at Waco.
Whisky men are hurrying goods
out of bond to secure the 90-cent
rate.
Chairman Harrity of the Nation
al Democratic committee thinks
the House acted wisely in backing
down.
Evicted tenants bill causes sem
sational debate in House of Lords.
Seven Anarchist bomb makers
captured in Rome.
The Dallas convention is con-
spicuous for its young blood.
The fight Of the convention will
be over free silver, or Cleveland's
idea of money.
Culberson pronounces in favor OF
free silver l6 to /.
Reagan's speech tired the con-
vention and was dolorous.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15

George Fulton of Arkansas is be-
ing coached and groOmed for the
congressional nomination two
years hence. There is no doubt that
Fulton would raise the standard Of
congressional representation in
that district, and he would be a
very popular candidate, provided
he would make the race. Had he
been nominated at the recent con-
vention there would be no talk of
an independent candidate.
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Announcements for State and County
,dhcers ten Dollars in advance.
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The Dallas convention is con-
spicuous for its young blood.
The fight Of the convention will
be over free silver, or Cleveland's
idea of money.
Culberson pronounces in favor of
free silver l6 to l.
Reagan's speech tired the con-
vention and was dolorOus.
Culberson's speech was hedging
one all around.
Lanham's speech captured the
convention; he endorsed Cleve-
lands strike order.
1t is conceded that the fight is
between Culberson and Lanham.
The Credentials committee seat
the Callaghan delegation from
BeXar comfy.
J. r. Flemming is Denman's
floor manager at Dallas.
Bexar county will support the
majority rule as against the two
thirds.
Hogg will make a hard fight for
a free silver l6 to l plank.
Matlock thinks Hogg will be
ANONYMOUSLY defeated on free
silver.
Reagans caucus decides to stand
for the two-thirds rule.
Committee on permanent organ
ization recommends the adoption
OF the majority rule, instead Of
two. thirds.
Platform committee II to II en-
dorses Cleveland's silver views
There will be two reports on
platform and two reports on rules
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15

FL PasO Herald predicts that
Schmttz, the nominee of the Lily
Whites for governor,will not get as
many votes as Houston did two
= ears ago. The Herald may be
only heralding it's own lack of ac-
quaintance with the situation in
this thing. His assertion that the
Lily White departure is on the
wane is certainly far from the facts.
Letting that matter pass, however,
it is certain that some strong man,
we'll known throughout the state,
acceptable to all parties, and one
who would call out full Republi-
can vote, should be nominated for
governor. 1t is essential just now
that the strength Of the party in
the state be tested, and it can only
BE- done by putting such a man in
nomination. A Republican like
- Lyon, Of Sherman, or Ogden, of San
Antonio, would fill the bill.
The Welsh tinplate makers are
doubling their entries into this
country under bond, waiting for
the destructive influences Of free
trade in tinplate to knock out the
American factories. This is the
approved Democratic method OF
building up American industries
as set forth by Cleveland & Co.
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Black smiths

F. H. Volrath, Scientific Horse
sheer. Treats al diseases of the feet and
faulty gaits. All work guaranteed satisfae-
tory or no pay. 2l7 South Flores Street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15


vention there would be no talk of
an independent candidate.
The Democracy in the Tenth
district have recovered their wind
with their establishment and are
getting ready to swear that Miles
Crowley was their zone desire and
hope all along. This will do for
outside talk, but the iron OF that
nomination has entered the soul OF
the business and brains Of the dis
trict and will spring up and bear
fruit in good support to a first
class Republican.
The beginning has been made
and hereafter each Democratic
representative in Congress will
make dead set for the protection
of the particular industries of his
constituents. In this game of grab
it must be that each industry will
be at the mercy of the crowd, and
as in this present scuffle for sugar
protection, other industries that
can not combine for their own pro-
lection will suffer. This is the be-
all and end-all of that great reform
in tariff that the present Congress
promised a tariff-ridden country,
but which in reality has proved an
unmitigated curse to every nation
al industry.
Senator German has sold him.
self out of friends at home and
confidence abroad in his course
upon tariff. This is certain from
the denunciations that have been
made by the press and cOnven-
tions of his own state. All the
same he will bob up serenely one
more time as the boss of Balti-
more.
Next to Hogg Miles Crowley is
the great what.is-it of the Dallas
menagerie. The masses are Won
dering how lightning came to
strike such a man, and none OF
them wonder more than Miles does
himself.
France should come over to Mex
leo and take lessons in the art o.
duelling. Those fellows down in
the land of the Montezuma:
go out upon the field of honor
with blood in their eye and {
steady hand on their pistols. /
would be great gain to France i
her hotheads did ditto.
The first gun fired by the POpu
lists after Sovereign, of the X. o
L., issued his manifesto and pu
his squad at the service of tina
political party, was evidently
quaker" II it did any execution
it was at the wrong end of tn
piece. Sovereign may prove
sovereign remedy for Populism.
Houston Post thinks,th that Cleve
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15

Next to Hogg Miles Crowley is
the great what.is-it of the Dallas
menagerie. The masses are Won
dering how lightning came to
strike such a man, and none of
them wonder more than Miles does
himself.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15

If Denman, of this city, is not
nominated to the supreme bench
it will be because OF the enemies
he has made in his own district in
the past antagonizing the appoint
ment and election Of one of the
judges OF his home district. These
political debts may be delayed pay
ment, but they are never outla wed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15

Office room No Mackey building.
f. MURAT BOOKER, Prescription
Druggist, l24 s. Flores st. Physicians Pre-
scriptions a Speciality. years in charge of
l.. 0rynskis retail store. Telephone 22l. San
Antonio, Texas.
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For Sale by AOOLpH DRESS.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Doctors, Lawyers, Ett

CHARLES L. BASS, Attorney,
and COnsellor at Law. Does general prac-
tiCe, Legal documents draw a on short notice.
Spanish and German interpreter in office.
Office room No 9Mackey building
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