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The morning call., 1894-06-20
Thrown From Their Carriage.

RAYMOND. ILL.,, June 19.-James B. Sew
ard and his wife were thrown from their
carriage by their horses running away TO-
day and both killed. Seward was promi-
neDt in this section in a political as we'll
as in business way.
The morning call., 1894-06-20
DRY GOODS.
HannoCkS.

What delightful pleasure and solid CON-
fort to look through foliage and blossoms
while gently swinging in hammock.
1t is positive sin to lose such pleasure
when you can buy hammocks at the prices
we sell them.
Strong Hammocks of hemp, 70 feet long.
Csc.
Pretty colored grass Rammocks, CSC.
Extra large grass Rammocks, 81 50.
Handsome Egyptian Hammocks. So O..
The new Cleopatra Hammock, So rs.
The morning call., 1894-06-20
TinWare and Agate.

They almost never have word in the
papers-you take them for granted. But
if you haven't asked CT late you've no idea
how absurdly little the prices are.
Nickel-plate on Copper Coffeepots 85c.
Nickel-plate on Cooper Teapots, Soc
Nickel-plate on Copper Teakettle, 81 25.
Agate or Tin Kitchen Utensils of all
kinds, lowest price in town for the best
The morning call., 1894-06-20
Clocks.

Turn on. old time" and old time never
turned at such popular tune.
Splendid Nickel Alarm Clocks, zoe.
Hadley Clock, 8-day, halt-hnur strike, in
oak or walnut frame, So 20.
Black Marbleized Iron Mantel Clock, g.
day, gold dial, Waterbury, SIS s..
The morning call., 1894-06-20
GOLD RUNNING LOW.

It Will Soon Be Time for a New
Bond Issue.
WASHINGTON, June 19-The cash bal
ance In the treasury to-day is STA, OBJ. O47,
of which S6S. 423. 623 is gold reserve. En-
gagements for export already made, how
ever, will reduce this reserve TO SEC, 923, 424.
This Is within a small amount of the
lowest point reached previous to the last
bond issue.
The morning call., 1894-06-20
La MaZenO.

The demand almost greater than the
supply. A glove that demands admira-
ton. and gets it.
Another lot just opened, new shades, same
quality. price as you all know 81 so.
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Sa9rgang 29.
Dir 4ebrfrim.
aus Dem Iolnifaen DER eIisa 0rasf'kcma,
unn albert 1toeiR.
<yertlesung).

<Uprtlesung.
8enis uno piel, bas iino itberaus re-
lathe 8esriffe. 90 ba1te setpib au6
Wfi6el, Der uod immer resunsslos, Die
glrne iiber Der Bruit gefreu5t, an oer
g4anb ltanb. Sin bort poriibersebeu<
Der Beamter lit uniform, ber tim
tanuts, blieb Dor ibm itebem uno laets
init gutmiitbigem 2a6eln: STA, alter
Sreuub, bas lit ia ilo9 gut ab9elaufen !
SSie miro eS aber: @eloftrafe ooer Sc
fdn9niB? 0tor9en friib fonum' i'd 5t
Gu9.- Be5ablt SIR lieber Die fed5ig
Wtarf, bas lit feline groBe Sabe, uno
um baS 6rdulein tpdr' eS bod 1hobe!"
Dam elite er tpeiter uub aud Der Wti>
del riB fi6 los bon Der Wano unb lief
,tad benz 9lus9auge. @inige &olle9en
bonn Bureau mollten i'm aufbelteu, nm
iBm etlDas Su iasen Ooer Sll ratben.
9eine glusen aber 9liibten oermaBen,
bab tie f0rlnii9 funfelten binter ben
ounflen @lalern, unb iiberall l9affte ct
iib Ylas NIT ben @llcnbosen. go ges
lauste er balo mad oem, bur9 cine
Neibe bober 6enlter erbellten &orribor,
luel6en Die Wten9e Our9flutbete, um ote
Sreitreppe gu errei4eu. 9ier erblidte
er 1T einer 6enlterntl6e Sobanna,
irelbe piellcibt i'm ertpartete ober
ni9t Die Graft unb ben Nfutb mebr
beiaB, iid ben 8e9 bur6 bie Mfense 3rl
babnen.
Sn oie1en Nu9enbltde ltreifte ibr
Bid eine fleine @ruppe bon Yerioneu,
ipel6e iid f6on ont anoeren @nbe bes
Rorri6ors befanben. Dies waren 3ipei
Dameu unb Elm Serr, Der in Der gait
gen Stabt befanrfe uro nan1entlih bel
ben Dameu iebr beliebte Or. Abam.
2Sie alle uebrigeu mar aud er beute
bierber 9efomutel, unt Der irtere1anten
Verbanolun9 bei3uwobnen uno au9enz
i6einlih mar er bon berlelben nod re1t
ernit seitimnit unb ersriffen. Gls jebo0
feline jiinSere Besleiterin, cine fdlanfe,
feiu getleibete Dame, i'm bolola9elnb
anrebete, bot aud er ibr ben Nrm an
Der Treppe.
Sobauna aber fiiblte jett, baB Senianb
sihre 0anb er9riff unb fab Dor ii6 ben
Bruber, Der ii9 3u ibr nei0eno ibr 3us
1hfterte; r@eb' Du allein nod 6auie;
id fam iest nidt nitfomnen nesen
irthtiser @eiddfte In Der Stabt. Slr
ipentsen Stunoen aber bin Id ipieber
5urld.1
Dabei blidte er lie nit leu6tenoen
Gusen an unb rief nod, ibr fraftis Die
9ano briideut: Sci nur gang unbe>
5orSt, Sobanna!"
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L. Wu|f5nn, Main Plaza,
BET somngtber BET Afobe nnb bet Yreie.

beben. Die 8ertreter bieier Gi6tung
pouen natiirli6 aud bon Der Gin
berufung eines partei Caucus, benz
bte Milions8iq erft aur Nbitimmuna
unterbreitet perben ioG, gidts piis
len, tpdbrenb tpieber bic f9uba6Ineriid5
angebau9ten 9emotraten bic Gin
berufung eines fol6en Caucus fiir OBJ
iolut notbpenbtg balten. Dieie lebte>
rem pnllen ndmli6 bic 8erantuortuna
tlir bic GOlgen Der Willon Bill ibren
gBdblern geeenii6er ni6t iibernebmen,
ionsern m0bten bieielbe germ auf bic
partei als iol6e ablaben. 9tuf ueldbe
gDetie elm Nusglei9 smilAen bieieu
beioen entgegengeieBten MaI6auunaen.
nnS Nbll9ten innerbalb bes bemofraz
tii6en 2agers berbeigefhbrt uerben
tpirb, ldBt ii9 bis ieBt nod ni6t ab=
feben
Wd1renb bic Ginanstlemme unb bic
0anbels SepreIlion i'm aagemeinen
lelber nod INNER anbdIt, unb mdb<
renb es iogar ni9t an 6iobsbotidafs
ten feblt, oaB es mod INNER i6limmer
tommen tperbe, tpirft bic 9ea6ridt,
nelebe ieBt aus bent groBen eSnbuitrle=
gebiet Don pittsburgb, Sobnstomn
unb 0omelteab in pennipluanien
tommt, uie Elm tpabrer 2i6tblid. Da.
na6 TT elm euormer Nufidmung Der
ameritanii6en @iiens unb 5tabl Snz
oultrle gu ermarten. SbatId9ii9 tpers
ben in Sobnstomn groBartigs neue
59mel3werfe erridtet uab bic bereits
oeitebenben groben gtabIiHements i'm
meiten umfreiie BON Pittsburgb ftelen
Sauienbe neuer 9rbeiter an. Das
lieht fat 10 aus, als ipdren tpieDer lebs
bate 3eiten fir bic inldnbii6e Snbu=
itrie in Si6t, mas ibr getpiB bon 6ers
sen gu ptnf6en mdre. Wenn nur bic
oemofratii9e G1eibanbeISpolitlt benz
boffrungsrei6em Nufi9mung ni6t
balo mieber Elm boraeitises @nSe be-
reitetl
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@tnise Gtunoen barauf erities Wti9el
matten S4rittes bic iteile Treppe mad
ieiner @obnune, oins lan9iam ourd
bie Ride In Die Otebenftube uuo iaut
bort laut itObnenb auf 6as barte alt>
Ddterii6e Sopba. Qu9enideiuli9 mar
CT iebr ubseipanut uno ieiu @eii9t
iuie6er 70 ipa6sbletd, spie 5uuor. Sin>
nenb unb mie tief befiimmert rieb er nit
Ser lansen iueiBen SanO bic bur9fur9te
Gtirn. Dab er Sobanna ni1t In ber
8ii9e fab, ipunoerte ibn tpeiter ni1t.
@abri6einlid NOR iis nnr auf ben Sof
sesansen CUR @ai9frau, ober bic waders
Hollenbeiiserin bate iie fir ben Gag
mitSeuonlmen. un6 oennoh befanb
ft1 bic S6meiter i9on ldnsft in Der
aa6e; nur iaB iie in Der bunflen Gde
btnter ben boben Gettpfoiten. 2llS fie
ben Bruber eintreten lab, mar lie aller=
bin9s nidt wie ionit aufseiprunsen, I'm
tbn 81 be9riiBen unb 5u befra8en, oh er
ibrer beoiirfe. @nttpeber fonnte fie fi6
nt6t io9leid aufrafien aus ibrem tiefen
Sinnen, ooer iie mar betribt, baB er
erit iest tuieoer9efommen.
ytad eini9en Wlinuten ieood erbob
iie jt9 nnb i9ritt langiam 3ur yiebsn-
ftnbs.
80 biF Gu ial gBp mart 9u
beln 70 lange?" fra9te er Die S6me.
iter.
sd mar lansit 81 6auie. Du be,
merfteit mid nur ui6t. sSrau R. bat
mid, fiir ben Ttelt beS Cages su ibr 3u
fommeu. Dies fpollte i9 aber ni6t,
neil Id glaubte, On lpiirbelt eleih mad
9auie fotnmen. llnb nun LIT eS bod
70 ipdt gemorbem-"
rSa, jal 60 ipdt!" murmelte er
uor iid 5in.
DieIe @lei6giltigfeit bes Brubers
bel ibrem berben 2oole fhnitt ibr fihts
li6 tief In bic Ssele. aJiit perf9rdnts
ten Grmen blieb lie eirise S6ritte Dor
ihm ftehen nno traurig blidten lire
Au9en ibn an.
rDa6t' i'd bod, On uotltelt Did
nod nit mir ausiprs6en, am letten
T0ge- Dor Der Treunun9.@
sWis io-Grenuuns?" fra9te Ct be-
troffsu.
Daft On fdon pereelien, bab lis
mid morgsn In eas @efduanib britt
senY1
Sserp5s sudte IS in ibrem @efid)t.
@lei9 ober fubr iie fort: ,Drei Wo>
II. IL. III
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90 tff fir iunse, BET Grausnrsife ent.
esssHgebsnbe MaOdyen; fit 6rauen, mel.
DE bie fritiife 23sdfeiperiooe erreid)t
babtn; fir Grauen, tuelde eriparteu,
wfuttsr ju tpertca; fir Grauen, spelde
tbr 3ino ittllen i;itO bo6urd bon ardften
ismmen; NIT einem 8ort fir jebe 6rou,
psldbs rberuntersefommen", idmddltd ober
iiberarbeitct 1T.
BET alien, oem Grauenseidtedte eigen.
tbiiniliden Storunsem. 3rantbeiten unb
S4fpdde5uftdnben iit ''Favorits Prescrip-
ton" bas ein5ise, 70 unieblbar ipirfenbe
Wtittsl, bab bafiir 9arantirt t p.rbcn
fam. Su jebem 6alls, In benz ss tueber
9tlit nod furirt, tpirb bas Gelb bafiir AZ.
riidsseebsn.
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Sn Oualen.

sSenn es beeaasrnstpertbe Dulber stebt, auf peld
bic Gusel NIT aRttleb Eerabblden, 70 nb es iderItd
Uaeniden, BITE rom 6beumatisnuS sequdlt finb.
5abrauS, 9abretn erbulten iie S4mer,en nit rents
oper gar 'ctnen Bauen. unb bod siebt es fetn Gel
ben, seSsn weI&eS fi@ Spfetters Masenbitters 10
Peilene une ntrtiam erpeien bdtte ala sesen Rbeu=
mattSma5 in ieineu eriten Stabien. uub ba Rbeus
ma'tsnuS unp rbeumattiGe, ippte crbtndre @t6t gu
ZEN Rs'tnddsten sstben sebOren, fur beren Setluns
Sieis bewunbernspertbe grsust a beionters eisuet,
rnD ia e ets iataIe Rsisuns baben, @ auf bic rita
len Sr9ane gu rerfen. 70 Iest tie RatbIamfeit rets
tetft8en @ebrau1es peS 8tterS, icbalb fi Spmptome
ener eeteen sttsen, auf eer Sanb. Sn sans emtneu.
mdlartaaftse 9rauibetten, 1rdsbeit ber @tereu une
Ger Siei,, Gerltppfuns, Dp8pepfe, .berleteen une
nerrbie 2eteen.
: Geinlte California WeiB Weine
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= @ei ben in Mun6en unldnglt abb
gebaltenen 8emeinbewoblen murbeu
fir bic ausfheibenben IA Iiberalen unO
6 fleritalen Bemeinbe .8eno1mdhtigten
getpdblt: 13 2iberale. 6 9leritaIe unb
l SOeialbemotrat, Der 8eid)stagsabges
orbnete girf. gs III bies Der erfte So.
eialbemofrat i'm Miin6ener 8atbbaus.
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BIN ct Tppen
bee Genus Meth
brauden DR.. r.Pierce's
Favorits Prescrip-
ton = Dieieuisen,
tueltje 4 art unb
0iejeniseu, ,pet6s
sc iyn b seutadt
iperoatt ipouen. Go
baut auf, ftdrft, re.
9ulirt unh furtrt.
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: Geinlte California WeiB Meine
bel 2puis &untel.
, 1894-07-18

If yon Pick up a starving dog and make
him prosperous, he will not bite you. 1hi.
is the principal difference between a dog anc
a man.-Ibid.
, 1894-07-18
ekiendtgjorelse

RET Pekiendtgjores herved, at i
ID kolonialraadets Mode den 2den
dennes bleye de IIrr. +. LUNNEY
og j. HEWITT g~jenvalgte til Med
lemmer af Veikommissionen for
henholdsyis Kongens og Vestende
Kvarter, og at Gouyernementet har
valgt de nrr. A.. II. STAKEMANN
og 0. SCHMIEGELOW til Medlem-
mer af commissioner for henholds-
Wis KompaSniets og Dronningens
kvarter, istedetfor dc Hrr. P.
DIDRICHSEN og \. JENSEN.
Gonverncments- Sccretriatet, St. Croix.
den lode Juli 1894.
LIMPRlC1TT.
, 1894-07-18
Translation.
Publication


| is hereby made known that in
the Colonial Councils meeting of
2nd instant Messrs. f. LUNNEY
and J. HEWITT were reelected
members Of the Road Commission
respectively for Kings and Westend
Quarter, and that Government has
elected Messrs. a. Il. STAKEMANN
and Q. SCHMIEGELOW members
of said Commission respectively for
Company's and Queens Quarter vice
Messrs p. DIDRICHSEN and A.
JE \SEN.
Government Sccretar}'s Office, 81. Cloix,
the leth July 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-07-18
LIMPRICHT.
ekiendtgjorelse

nET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
ID Planter J.. WILSON after har
oTertaget sine Funktioner som Med
lem af Vejkomlnissionen og Kvar-
teroficer for Plindsens Kyarter.
Gonvernements Secretariatet, St. Croix,
den lode JUL 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-07-18

II is hereby made known that Mr..
J. WILSON has resumed his
duties as member Of the Road Com
mission and Quarter Officer for
Princes Quarter.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 10th July 1894.
LIMPRICHT
, 1894-07-18
Translation
Publication.

1T is hereby made known that Gov.
eminent has authorized NJ. f. f..
Il. BECKER to act as Imperial
German Consul for st. Thumas and
st. CroiX during the temporary alb
Sence OF Consul Il. BECKER.
Gofernment Sccrctary's Office. st. Croix.
the lltL July 1891.
IIMPRICilT.
, 1894-07-18
OFFICIAL NOTICES.


NET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
UGouvernementet har bemynIigct
Hr. F. F r.. BECKER til at fun9erc
SON Kejsrrlig tyds< Korsul for st.
Thomas og St. Croix unler Nonsul
F. BECkERS midIertidige Fra
v8relse.
Gouvernements- Secretariatet, St.. Croix,
den lite JUL 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-07-18

OLANTAGEFORVALTER paa

paa
d ST. Croix I. j. WENGS
fraseparercde IIustru MARIE
FRANCESCA, f0dt Fross, sidst af
Christi 'n~ted, St. Croix, hvis OPP
holdssted like vides, indkaldes heryed
i OvercnSstemmelse med Kgl Reso-
luton al lode November 1912 til
linden Bite Oktober f6rstkommende
at mode for undertegncde Gouvcrn0r
i Anledning at ct fra naynte hendes
fraseparerede Mand indgivet Andra-
gende IN Bevilling til fuldstHndig
Ophavclse at deres Egteskab.
Gouycrncmentct for de dansk- yestindiske
Ger: 81. CroiX. den Cite JUL 1894.
1IEDEMANN.
, 1894-07-18
Bekjendtgjorelse

TT bekjendtgj0res herved at
ID Gouyernementet har beskikket
dc Hrr A. e. STAKEMANN og
0. SCHMtEGELOW til Kvarter-
olilcerer for henholdsvis Kompagni-
cts og Dronningens Kvarter i
Stedet for de Hrr ?. DIDRJCHSEN
og A. JENSEN.
Gouvernemcnts- Secretariatet, St. Croix,
den lode JUL 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-07-18
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Translation.
Publication

IL is hereby made known that
Government has appointed
MeSsrs. A. E. STAKEMANN and O.
SCHMIEGEEOW Quarter Officers
for respectively Company's and
RQueen's Quarter vice Messrs. p.
DlDRICHSEN and A. JENSEN.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 10th July 1891.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-07-18
SNAKES IN A LONDON PARK.

Mr.. Harry FurniSs writes to Tie Time ST
Last Saturday, while taking an early
walk in Regents Park, / captured. not tile
proverbial worm, bnt a specimen Of a rare
species of snake, which was induleius III a
constitutional on one of the broad maths.
What a gigantic worm wasmy first thought,
but on my using my stick to arrest its further
progress it rose in the orthodox snake-like
fashion at my cane, throwing itself into an
attitude Of defence and Kissing with anger.
The park-kceper, park labourers WHO were
moving the grass close by, ard divers mem
beers of he British public, from he piscatorial
street Arab with his minnow -enSnaring thread
and bent pin to the portly merchant vending
Cily-WardS, We're soon on the spot, and really
that diminutive reptile caused more conster.
nation than would have been the case had it
been instead an Anarchist bomb. sent o\er
TO the ,ricket pavilion for IA tin canister.
wherein to cage pro tenn. the willy stranger.
and excitement waxed high as preparations
were made to accomplish the fearsome feat"
Mr.. FurnisS took the snake to the Xoological
Gardens hard by, whore its roaming propen-
stiles are now kept in check within the walls
of the reptile house. lie was somewhat
startled to learn that the captive had not
escaped from the gardens, which did not
contain one OF lis species, and Mr.. Bartlett
gave it as his opinion that there must be a
number more wherever this one came fro1.
Mr.. Furnlss's letter elected the following
from "a Harrow School Boy":-
" Sir, I keep snakes as pets and allow
them a wriggIe on the grass every day.
Early last week I missed one, a little black
chap about 10 to IL in. long. and have not
seen him since. Perhaps the one Hr. Harry
Furniss found on Saturday is my lost pet.
carried away, not by one of the expected
vultures, but by a roWng Regents pa k
rock Times, ID June.
Woman may be conundrum, a puzzle. bus
The world will never give her up.-Argosy.
If yon pick up a starving dog and make
him prosperous, he will not bite you. This
is the principal difference between a dog and
a man.-Ibid.
A young country compcsitor fell in love
with a clergyman's daughter, who did not
seem to reciprocate his affection. The next
time he went to church he was rather taken
aLack when the minister announced his text
My daughter is grievounly tormented with a
devil."-LJid.
, 1894-07-18

Woman may be conundrum, a puzzle. bus
the world will never give her up.-Argosy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans
fers have been filed since last re-
port:
H. p. Drought, trustee, to l.. 5
Burg and F. p. HOrd, lots 3, 4, D, 6,
7 and s, on Louise street; 800.
w. w. King to j. F. Warren, lot
Is, block 4, o. C. |. 81; $40.
f. J. F., NJ. j., Anton j. and S.
Joseph Rips to Catherine Rips,
lot on Lavaca street; exchange of
property.
J. F. and H. Warren to b. L.
Erinett, lot Is, block 4, o. C. |. 81
$500.
Mrs. A. ]. Dignowity to John r
Blocker, lot 8, block A., d ignOwity
cemetery; $75.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
u .&Y::y,,Ags1s.
Chosen Friends News.

The four councils of the Order
of Chosen Friends of this city, are
arranging for grand Maifest to
be given the first two days in May.
Committees from each council
have been appOinted,and meeting
will be held tonight to perfect mat
tiers for the celebration. 1t is not
known where the Maifest will be
held, but it is thought the event
will take place at Central Garden.
George w. Armstrong, printer,
who is afflicted with consumption,
is applying for one-half of his
benefits on account of disabilities.
He is a member of Progress COun-
ell, this city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
For the Sports Tonight.

A large number Of sports. will
congregate at the Mission Athletic
club rooms tonight and an inter-
esting program of athletic sports
will be witnessed. The sparrers
will be: Gabe CaZelle and Hubby
Weise; Claud King and Billy Eber-
hardt; Frank Cam and Felix
Barry and Caesar Cazelle and Clar-
ence Winters. Tom Reilly and A.
Phillips will perform on the bars
and Adolph Toepperwein will give
and exhibition of fancy shooting.
A number of club swinging eXhi-
billions will be given.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Mass Meeting of Citizens.

An important proposition hav-
ing been made to the citizens of
San Antonio by William Davis,
president of the San Antonio and
Gulf Shore Railway company,
which directly concerns all those
interested in the advancement,
prosperity and general welfare of
this city, a mass meeting has been
called to be held at the county
court house Tuesday night, jan
uary 80, when immediate action
will be taken on the proposition.
The call is signed by large num-
Der of representative citizens of
San Antonio. 1t is requested that
every interested citizen be in at
tendance at the meeting.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Two Alleged Thieves Jailed.

James Mccormick and Charles
Mcbride, two Migrants, are now in
the county Jail on the charge Of
theft under $40, in default of $3.50
bond each. Yesterday afternoon
one of the men entered Jaffi's cloth
ing store, on West Commerce
street, and asked to look at a pair
of suspenders. While the clerk
was displaying the goods asked for
the second man, who was standing
in the front door, walked out with
two pairs of pants. Charles Sim
mang saw the theft committed and
held the men until Officers Porter
and Patterson arrived and they
were taken to prison.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25

The remains of Edward Binding,
the City Brewery drummer, who
was killed in the Baker heater eX-
plosion at San Marcos yesterday
morning, have arrived, and the
funeral will take place at $3.50
O'Clock this p. m, from the DEWITT
residence, No. 22O Travis street.
Members of Post d, Travellers Pro-
tective association, and members
of the French Mutual Benevolent
association, both Of which the
deceased was a member, will at
tend the funeral in body, and will
follow their beloved brother to his
last resting place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
The Manager Was Sick.

The reason the Vienna Orchestra
Cancelled it's date in San Antonio
was that the manager, Mr.. Bowers,
was sick and unable to move from
his berth in his private car when
the train left the east for San An
tonic. The company is unable to
accomplish anything without the
presence of the manager, and IT
was deemed necessary to cancel all
further dates in Texas. The train
pulled through to California and
the band played in Los Angeles
last night,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
A Literary Program.

Tomorrow night, at the Y. M. c..
A, the following program will be
rendered by the members Of the
Y. NJ. C. A. Literary society: Ora
ton, l.. III. Collect; reading, c. r.
Arnold; recitation, IL. l.. Galley;
Debate-Resolved, that the present
law imposing a 10 per cent tax on
the circulation of state banks be
repealed. Affirmative, F. G. GroOs,
O. r. PfeitTer; negative, James
ROutledge, j. Teral.