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ENGLISH MARKETS.


IoSpov, Sept 27.--Bar silver, 29l4d.
Consols. fol 1918. Bank of England dis
count rate. per cent
NEW YoRk. Sept. 26.--The Frening Posts
London cable says: The Bank of En-
glands return sheet shows a decrease in
coin and bullion of esq, Dis. due to experts
and bars sold, mostly 10 Germany; f2o0o0
went out 10 SPAN. E50.00 10 Brazil /:
fiO0 600 TO Chile. s60.Oo0 TO Bucharest,
while fio9. 900 came in from Australia and
xs,oo0 from Portugal. A further eiiiux is
antei pated. and market rates are harden
ing. but the reserve OF the government
dividends next week will maintain cheap
money. Tbs stock markets we're quiet.
Americans were dat, led by Reading, on a
general dislike of the reorganization
scheme. Affairs of this company and
Atchison effectually deter the public here
f-om dealing in Americans.
IsIyKRPooI. sept 27.-Ciosc: Wheat
Dull: demand, poor; No. 2. red, winter.
Is "a; No. :. red. spring. a. $40.
Corn--Demand. poor, new mixed, spot,
Is sd; futures. dali: demand. poor; Sep
tember. Is Cd; October. Is sad; Novem-
Der. Is 81,
Flour-Duli; demand. poor; st. Louis
fancy, winter. IS I'd.
Hops-At London Pacific eoastl steady :
new crop, IL los1f2 lis
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PORTLAND GRAIN .MAkKKr.
PORTLAND. Sept. 2z-Wheat-Vallsy.
z,5e; Wsiia Walla, Csc.
SAN FRANCISCO MAKKErs.
rur STATE or TRADE

SAG Francisco. Sept 1.-THE vegetable
nnket lie cleaning up better. Green corn
kassr. Onions are steady and In good
Demand In fresh fruits. peaches were
lswer again today. Wine grapes keep
cmsne In, but trade il dull. The butter
nHket holds steady. with no further adj
uncss. Eggs are in good demand and
srm. The stock of poultry Is heavy, and
frless are weak.
Closing: Wheat -- Weak; December,
&c. May. 90i<c.
GarIey-Easy; December. sic; May. &c.
Corn--<l-Sn.
Rfan-sis per ton.
nREApeTuFFs AND DRAMA
Feur-Family extras. %. 25t3s5; bak-
On extras. ssi5@3.23s snpernne. s2sS@
20.
Whest-The market continues in bad
sAApe for sellers. No. / shipping, TTls@
Sac, with Soc for choice quality: milling
grades. s2is6ts7tsc; Walla Waifa. 65isc
~ fair average, A5dl60c for No. ?. and 40
eoc for of grade.
iiariey-Soft demand Feed. fair to good.
ses'oSse; choice, 77ls@7ss.e; brewing. 80
osss-Trade slow. Milling. sIIoai.i5;
sarprse. slisdi20; fancy feed. $i.ooet
liz. good TO choice. a7ise@sioo; poor TO
fslF, ssegs2slc; gray, 95c0li.
Produce receipts-Fiour, quarter sacks
sS'1: wheat. eentass, Is. 2p3: barley, cen
las. ss3s. oats, eenials. 42i. beans, sacks,
LIS; potatoes. sacks. LAC: onions.
sseks. st6; bran, sacks, 7eo, middiings.
eaeks. 4lo.
FINANCIAL
Drafss--On slght. New York. per 500.
Esse. Sterling biils-on London, sixty
esr bank, s4sois.
Silver hafs-Per ounce, e3if&63ssc.
MIsfss srocKA
Alta. 10; Belle Isle. q; Belchcr. s.;
Eess & Becher. leo: Bodie Consolidated.
-, Bnlwer. Is. Cholisr. "a; Consoi-
dated California & Virginia. ass; Crown
fcns. So; Eureka Con-. p; Gould
Curry. 81; haie e Norcross. "a: Next
can, 40; Mono, IS: Mount Diaelo, 10;
upAiF. S75, potosi. ST: savage. Is: Sierra
nevada Is. Union Consolidated, gu;
ltaA. s. Yellow Jacket, ~; Andes. soi
haslion. 50. Caledonia. 10: Central. q
tAailsnes Consolidated. So; Consolidated
lnpeual. 5. Justice. Is. kentueE, y;
occidental. l.: overman. 50: SEES. Bsseher.
q Scorpion, S: Alpha Consolidated. ID;
Aeaadsnce, las.
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Through Train 10 Vancouver
Without Change
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crrrAso. SEPT e5.--Co-n started strong
for the oar, but under heavy selling weak
enea, closing sc loser for May. Waeas
and ost. vent down with corn after The
e.r!v advances Wheat finished IN
changed for December. and May oats 80
lover. Provisions closed with modsrAss
gales Another slight 1s>lias N the price
81 wheat insngafate3 the days hasiaess-
necsnher sold At SsAAe shortly AFTER tAe
opening. and held between that and sssse
for an hour. The Northwestern receipts.
which for Some Oars have been ne most
promineas besrssA feature IN tie saiuA'
,aon. once more eoatriAuaea by Their enik
20 she encouragement Of shoFt ssaslag.
Minneapolis receipts 81 cars sad baiaia
- making together eSs ears. compares
wish sss Ga the sane day al the previous
year. Foreign markets wsre Fesssa''y
called weak and dan, 81 s-sghslT soSsF
quotations Kansas City sad - issnl'
repsrs aighs sxpors eastasss " west
Tie trading daring she foFsnoen wss very
lisht. both On outside and icca &C
eoaaL. Tie primary Wsssssa zAasks'
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yack,on. r. r Holmes and wife, ". A.
Peters and wife. For Tacoma-Rsv. T. r.
GODDARD and wife. Fer yicso-ia-N.ss q.
Haighs. z W. Lliiirsp. ". Ii. Dornan. y.
Richter and vile.
Steamer Chiiest got ont as O'Clock last
evening for Alaska six hours late. on 40
count Of the late arrival OF Tacoma frsighs
She had full cargo OF freight and the
foiIowing passenger: s Toners. Mrs
Mary Martin, ]. p. Whitney. 7. Samaegs,
A. orange, r. y. Sesrcv, Eliza Searcy.
lrscrre Piiksr. William nrun.
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OLYMPIA. Sept 27.-ISpeciaL The sec
rotary Of the state land commission has
been instructed to notify school district
No. 81. King county, that the board il
satisfied as TO the legality Of the So oCo
bond issue of said district. and that the
bonds would be accepted when delivered
into the custody Of the state treasurer.
The sales OF certain school lands in
Kifssp, Columbia and Skagis counties Was
ordered for November 10.
The resignation of g. ". Truax. as in
spector Of public lands for Spokane county,
has been accepted, and the following APP
pointments were made: Stevens county.
ID. Van Slyke: Adams county. w. l..
kenneix
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRr GAusLE. Sept 27.--rspecial. l.
Sailsd-Bkta nIlkitas, Caps. Cutter. for
Honolulu.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2T.-Arrived-
Cosmoposss. frcm Gfay's Harbor; United
states str Alert, from ounalssks. Cleared
-Sh DAchmont, for PORT Townsend. De
parted-Cisv OF Pasela. for Victoria and
Port Townsend: ok Alex Mcneil. for Sc
attic: schg. Coquille. for Coqatlle river
scbr ParSersngrg. for Coquisis river; sehr
Sadie FOR Fraser river; scotia. for fa-
ouina bay; Alice blanchard. for Coqaille
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NEW YORK MAKkKrs.


Wv YoRS. Sept 27.-Sngsr and Distii-
hne furnished half the business Of the
sseek exchange today, and these tive. VITA
ssaers Of the inaastria. group. we're the
sAases which iiaetaated most widely. the
tkadeaey ia tae main being toward lower
ssaFsS Sugar seemed to have lost all tn-
sfe support and VAS thrown upon the
nasket in large blocks. Most Of the long
sseek pas out i. claimed to be In lianida-
tssa q built pools. aaa sAe short interest
hsgsAssa their lines materially. As 70.
sas. Sugar recsded repeatedly. with oe-
essional rallies due Ia covering, which vas
ssiekiY wiped out aad the last sale. made
ASs. sas the lowest Of the day and "a
~ esat below Yesterdays rna. sAlss: tae
tssasFTvd lest ! =. All Of the recent aa-
faFosae!s runners regarding the condition.
Tue hisisilns company we're revived.
Az AZ times laa selling ia the shares ~ as
ifisk. aas Nitaoat the stock secedins more
hAn = helos last nights closing. and
saassq i; recovered y per eeHt max
iag nss gain OF :. The admissions oy
western o-ilclAss OF the trust thss = recr-
taSssAtica Sas necessary. and The nessss
'lsS u thss Nsre accomplished. nss ses
o directors aeald re forced on the eoui-
k4ay, was the main sustaining g0aitiy.
: q. showed a decline 81 l. Uaitsss
sssass cordaEc. preferred. IVA Starch. sec
w. pseisFre4. Ia; Lead. preferred, =
sfaAss, coazncn. sna Gotten Oh. pre-
ssFfed. are ap PER cent. Leather. pre-
SIRE. =. au4 6epersl Eleetrle, !. higasE.
"a sAs railway list the Grsagsss ~ere
1ss. Prominent IN Tie dealings. and 81
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ResA what your dentist has 10
say aboat It:
We have carefully examined the
formula of LUBTS's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and hnd
that IL contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree injurs the teeth
or gum. IL has ia iis composition
sueRc,snt antiseptic properties 20
sveeten the breath and make the
rum hsaithfui and firm. It's daily
uss will help TO prevent the fcrma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
of parAsitiesl annaIsulo 80 iniu-
nous to teeth and Eua-
NJ r. aiDpTSaS. -. II. 8.
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GRO. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. D.a
TO. ALRIS. u. ID. \.
L ". LEssEf. d. u. q
nv. DEsF0RTks. d. D. q
ALERT FoRkEST.
C. BROWN. y. u. 4.
Gro. K MILLER.
los MOEDT.
". &. 8. coYsE. L D. O ssd u.
a. a. q. GRIFFIN.
IN. FOX.
j. ~ - a.
IN. PRATHER
Lugiy's TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth
ssosos Teeth make Good Digestion.
Coed Digestion makes Conssas.
nest
Cont.nimeas Eskss Life worth
living.
~ CENTS A BoTTLk
4 Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale AgsatA
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CaEAl!, A 1s9,s
NDnH", fav GREAT
" 0hllWT STATES.

Runs Buffet Cars. containing library, writing
sna card tab e., tarber shor. bathroom. essy
cassSx. Stservattcn wsEeows etc. a con sees on
wiEa Paisse piring aaa s.eepfng Cars. first ana
sscoaa-Cskxs S1sEhss so1 Family Tourist Cara
Trains leave seattle daily 81 u . ~ soE
Everett. ksftspeii,
snohemtsh. Grand Forks,
Iraxsnwo Fargo,
Neha3ehee. tFeoksscr.
Harrington. Fergus FaiIs.
Spokane. st Cloud.
Minneapolis, "a Paul,
Bennsr's Ferry.
Fzi2se sIeepsnx Cars. Family Crholstered
TggElss Csrs. fully sqalppo1 Ane every cga-
vsassnee wlkA porter Ia casrxs.
Cresses the cascade aD1 kaeEv rrcnnta1rs Ia
esFsagaI giving passengers q cbsnca "a sss
sorne o. the Aasst scelserY IN America The
ssek. hxv AZ stous ssailssi, ts irss srsTa dasL
CaaneGt cas- n Tnson dsecss a. -. Paul and
Minneapolis win tTzsas laT nnlain, ss; Sa-
Fzrser ssa 0reas Lase Essats, sseux CITY aaa
the saNta wSst, ~ LsuAs al tns Se2Ea AM
Chic8go Aa1 tae Essa
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The movement of trade in the local pro-
ares markets yesterday was rather light,
vh;eh usually occurs at the end Of the
nooth. Receipts OF fresh fruits were
Moderately large and it oil arrived in good
shspe. Strictly fancy peaches are in
poderats supply and asking prices are
hid quite steady. The quantity Of me-
diam and inferior stock is still rather
srsxnsiye and serves as an obstacle in the
Wv of choice grades. The best apnlss are
offered In moderate quantities, and full
rrIess are quite readily obtained. Inferior
s:scx il selling almost ut the buyers valu-
ion. Bartlett pears are Ia fair supply and
u.lsnr prices are well sustained. Other
safissies of pears are cheap and slow to
Ill. P.ums are meeting with fair in
eairy. Grapes are abundant. but for
doirs stock there Is a very good demand.
sad values are we'll sustained. Water
melons are coming to hand freely and are
SOW to sell.
Vegetables are abundant and generally
bs priced. especially the sack varieties.
Dairy products are selling well at steady
pfcss. Creamery butter 10 in light sup
psy. but the market is shade stcadier.
Efzs are selling freely at quotations.
Pealtry is rather dull.
The wheat market remains very dull,
NTH no change in prices. Movement was
$50 light In merchandise lines yesterday
and prices were firm.
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Ak0HTH n
u PACIFIC R.R.

hum
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS,
ELEGANT DINING CARS,
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
st. Paul. Minneapolis Duluth.
Fargo, Grand Forks, Croosston.
winnipeg, Helena, And Butt
Through Tickets 20
Chicago. Phiiadeip hia. w as hington. New
York. Boston and all points
East and south.
TIME SCH EDULE.
TRAINS LE&yE SEATTLE
For ST. Paul and East--i0:eo 2. m.
For Portland and scuth-9:oo a. N aud 2:io
FOR oympia. Grsy's HSrOor cities and south
Yer Tacoma-~7sco aud s:0o a. m. a:iD. els and
loo ,. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE At sHArrIK
From -. Paul and Essi-s.so p m.
From Portland and soata-i2:35 q II and
From olYmris, arsy's HArbor cities and south
From T.coraa-i2:s5 .ad s.s5 a m; i2.2s, 40
and SIS p.
This card subject % change without nosics
For rates, routes and other Information call Ga
or address A n CHARLTON.
ST. Gen. Pass. Axt.,
i2i First street. PORT and. Or.
Ia SApEAu. General Agert, sesiila
City Ticket once. corner YSsGes avenue aae
Front street
Depot Ticket o@cs, corner West and Columbia
rtyeesa
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Irstz leaves 1kzET st-..-- Is q ~
LSzlz assaves daily 81 p IL
Yer rahlgeatsans and snlagE1stioz sprtv 20 or
ae1-sss p q. kIENESa
Ctr Ticket sns Passsngss AEeRt, e. Fysat 81.
seams. Mssc.
FL WHITNEY.
Genesaa Pnsseaxe. an3 Tse4et Ag=at. 81 Eanl,
MIA
swss1 Ax1lsoz sas A2r.aa sssse.A
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

NEATHsE BusxAr,
pokTEAND. Or. sept -, 1s94}
Fs~--~ext for Trinays Occasional rain; nearly
II. p. ALcrA1onR.
Observer In ChargA
- srxrrs pErxErxRsT ~ AGRICULTURE
wsx7HxE ErREAE-bAfLr BULLETIN.
SEATTLE. wash. sept q. 1884
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
A Benefit Barbecue.

The Butchers association have
arranged grand barbecue and
ball, to take place at Limburger's
garden, on River avenue, Septem-
bet 8. 1t will be given as a benefit
to the association.
A band of music will head a
grand procession from Mission
garden, their regular meeting
place, and the members, thus
heralded, will march to the depot
of the Alamo Heights car line, at
the corner Of Avenue f and East
Houston street, where cars to the
garden will be taken.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16

Bailey, from Dallas, Texas, is in
Jail, charged with getting money
under fraudulent circumstances
The telegram received, states he
was trying to raise money to start
democratic paper, and claimed to
have plant in this city.
Justice Shelton, who went to Rein
hardt to inquest the remains of
man who was found dead on the
railroad track, near that station,
returned without ascertaining who
he was. He had been run over by
the cars and fearfully mangled.
The White Rock Camp meeting
is going on. Sunday will be the
great day for the beauX and bellies
of the city to take in. Notwith-
standing Rev.DixOn Williams pro-
testations, the gallants Of our city
continue to take the ever willing
to.ride-gives to this annual camp.
ing ground.
Mrs. Mary Huffhines, of Richard
son, came to Dallas to have tumor
removed. She died under the
operation. Mrs. Huffhines was
Just "a years old and leaves two
little children.
The first bale Of cotton growing
in Texas reached here on the 18th
instant from Caldwell, Burleson
county. 1t was raised on the Herbst
farm, and shipped here by Win
hansen & Herbst. The cotton was
classed as good middling and sold
for y cents per pound, including
the premium of $25 offered by the
Commercial club for the first bale
of cotton.
The first Dallas county bale is
on the streets today.
Mrs. Easterling is still confined
to her room, but is rapidly recov-
ering from the cuts administered
by her husband. Easterling is in
Jail awaiting the action of the
grand jury which meets August 20. |
Mrs. F. C. Burroughs, wife of
Frank c. Burroughs, wire chief in |
the home office Of the st. Louis |
Globe emocrat telegraph depart
ment, died in this city last Thurs
day morning, of cancer. Mrs. Bur-
was brought here by her
husband few weeks ago that she |
might spend her last days with
relatives.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16

From Our Democratic Contributor.
To the Daily LIGHT:
And so the Democracy, or its
delegates from Bexar county, are
returning home, while Gen. Russ
delegates, who still delight to call
themselves Callaghan Democrats,
are fusioning a little among them
selves at Dallas, and our local
chairman Of the committee of %,
who, as temporary chairman, had
the audacious hardihood to say
that in Texas all Democrats are
"Hogg Democrats" now knows
how it is to be sat down on, as he
was, in advocating the platform
"minority" report.
/ wonder how Gov. Hogg liked
the idea of having had any refer
ence made to one of his appointees
calling on the federal judiciary to
hold a Bexar county election ?
There are many things certain
now, but the Express is a little in
error about the majority rule at
Dallas insuring the success of its
congressional candidate. Many of
the counties of the congressional
convention are instructed against
the majority rule, still the Express
may be right, for in matters of
democracy Frank Grice is as in
fallible as the Pope of Rome in
church matters, only the infalli.
bility Of the Pope is only of recent
years, while Frank Grice was a
Democrat before he was born.
STRAIGHT DEMOCRAT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
Licensed to Wed.

The county clerk has issued IL
censes to marry as follows:
Juan Ramos and Lucinda Her
nandeZ.
w. f. Fields and E. A. Johns.
Clarence r. Reilly and Georgia
A. Allen.
William Campbell and ]. Wilson
Trapnell.
Miguel Soto and Maria Herman
DEE.
John Casimire, COL, and Lizzie
Williams, col.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Items Picked Up at the Depots, Of
fees and Along the Lines.

Items Picked Up at the Depots, Of
fees and Along the Lines.
Yesterday was pay day on the.
International and the boys are
jubilant.
Business is reported, as getting
better on the |. & G. N.
"Red" Wiley, a popular ex-con-
ductor on the l. & G. N, has re-
turned from two-months' pleas
ant st ay in California.
There is much grain being ship
ped to this city. The warehouses
at the /. & G.. n. are all full.
Two carloads of horses were re-
ceived at the Union stock yards
yesterday morning.
General Manager Monserrate, of
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass,
and party returned from their in
spection tour this afternoon.
Heavy rains fell along the Sap
last night at Fulshear, Wallis,
Comfort and Boerne, and light
rains at Ganahl, Waring and Greg
Dry.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans
fers have been filed since last re-
port:
A. w. Guenther and G. Giesecke
to Frank and Annie Wade, lot 4,
block s, on Chavez street; consid-
Grafton, exchange of land.
Alexandra Hurtado and wife to
Joseph L. NORM, lot ,, block !,
original city lot l24, west of San
Pedro creek; 800.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16

The county commissions RS
will act upon road matters next
Thursday. Precinct No. l will be
taken up Monday, No. 2 Tuesday,
No. Wednesday and No. 4 Thurs
day.
The board of equalization Of
taxation is now at work on the
unrendered roll.
The Seventh Ward Ben Har-
rison Political club held a rousing
meeting at Wynne's hall on La
vaca street last night.
"A private hop will be given
in honor of Miss Gussie Fisher at
the Belknap armory Saturday
night.
The two.story frame building
Of Capt. Cobb on Washington
street, is almost completed.
"A very enjoyable surprise par
ty was given last night to Miss
Lena Friedrich, at the residence of
her parents, on Crockett street.
There was music, dancing and re-
freshments.
The Butchers association will
have meeting next Monday
night at Mission garden to take
action on the Union slaughter
house question.
Mayor Paschal was reported
today as being very much i'm
proved, being able to walk about
his house little.
The Citizens Electric railway
have recently received II spools OF
feed wire and 10 rheostats for this
line Of railway.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
DALLAS LETTER.

The clans of Democracy have
assembled. The city presents a
regular Southern Baptist COnven-
ton appearance. Sidewalks are
crowded with strangers wearing
Democratic badges. II Otel corri-
doris, halls and Hobbies, bank en-
frances, doorways and stores are
crowded with lobbyists, each and
all talking for all they are worth
in favor of their special favorite.
And, while not wishing to see the
Lilly White nominee for comp
troller on the Republican ticket
defeated, we could not resist
the innate desire we pos
sessed to do little lob bying
Coming in contact with one of the
powers that be, we asked, "In at
tendance at the Democratic con-
ventionw
Eyes, am taking it inw
"Who are you going to support
for governor
"Sam Lanhamw
That's right, and in case you
see his defeat is inevitable then
lend all your aid with all your
might towards the support of Jno.
H. Reagan. Then, in case of de-
feat staring you again in the
face, do what you can to elect JnO.
d. Mccall and get your friends to
do likewise, and we will see to it,
that when you announce for office
(Which he surely will do / will
see to it that the best papers in
Texas support you," we said to this
"power behind the throne"
The daughters of the Confeder-
acy are doing all they can to raise
money to buy lot in Oaktown
cemetery. During the convention
they will serve dinner to the peo-
pie attending the convention. They
secured an empty store, which
they converted into a dining
hall, where, amid the stars and
stripes-Our bOnny blue flag-the
torn and battered ensign of the
lost cause, and pictures of those
who were prominent in ante bel
lum days; good wholesome meals
will be served by those who so
warmly espoused the cause. A little
further on, in a vacant lot just
across from the Convention hall, is
stretched the tent OF Sin Killer
Griffin. The ladies of the First
Baptist church are serving meals
to the hungry office seekers and
their supporters. These good
people want to lift a church debt
that is hanging over that hand
some edifice.
The Black and Tan convention
will not be forgotten. The ladies
Of 1.-THE Little Central Baptist church
will, so your correspondent is told
serve meals for them. Not for the
love or admiration, understand
that they have for the faction, but
for the shekels. 1t is for money
Money we want, and money We
must have. So for a while Dallas
will be busy-real busy.
Last Saturday evening the deaC
body of j. II. Conlin, a Texas anC
Pacific brakeman, was found in al
empty box car in the Texas anc
Pacific yards in East Dallas. De
ceased lived with his mother anC
sister in Longview and had beef
in the employ of this road 70
about two years. He was injured
in the wreck at Grand Saline anC
sent to the hospital at Marshall
where he remained till August 9th
The remains were inquested but n
clew as to how he came to hi
death discovered. His life was in
sured for $1,000 in favor OF hi
mother. The body was shipped t
Longview for burial.
In Oklahoma City, o. T., col
ored man claiming to be J. I
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
Will Meet Tonight,

The meeting of the Alamo Phila-
telic society, announced to take
place at the residence of Edward
Heusinger tomorrow night, will
take place tonight instead, on ac-
count Of it being necessary for sew
eral delegates to leave the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
Mrs. Bergfeld Dead.

Sad news was received here to-
day announcing the death of Mrs.
Louisa Bergfeld at Seguin, result
ing from blood poisoning.