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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-09

The dispatches mention that the mob which participated in the riot at Cleveland, was composed entirely of foreigners, mostly Italians and Poles, Another evidence that the time has come when we should place some restriction upon immigration, -L. A. Express.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-09
For over Finy Tears

Mrs. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething. lt sopthes the child, soft ems the gums, dlsys all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diArrhoeA. Twenty i've cents bottle. mwf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-09
Thank You

Is what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburgh, N. Y., always says to Hoods Sarsa- parilla. It cured her of a severe case of scrofuls and eczems, and she has reason to be grateful. If you are bilious, tako Hoods Pills,
The evening world., 1894-03-26
Furnished Rooms to Let.
North OF ,asth Street.

NOFtH OF taStn ShrttN.
i2Srn 81, 2iI ". -Southerly modern rooms;
private family special ciruulincSs; moderate to
desirable gentlemen.
lgOTif 81. l45w 4 rlcasant furnished room
IN priNat" house; Privileged bath,
l2pI II 81, 2ltW. Large room heard; couple
or gcutl"llcu; moderate price; small private
Jewish family.
i3iIH ~. lSo ". Trout \ rci room, together.
nicely furnished; bath; cars Convenient; 81.
Jerome,
l3IrIt ST. .2J7W Square room near l. station;
convenience privat" huu7": moderate.
18TH 81. 2ps ". Nicciy furnished rooms;
good honrl private family home comforts, -.
Mrs. Gulurn.
Hast 81. ~ T.. i OF , elegant rooms; all con-
vcuicuccS; priyat" house; ~.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO L Robinson,
"ot4 9Th ave,
NEATLY furnishci room in a HAT. private from
the other rooms. IIyrncs, $40 T.. I:6,h st.
l27TH 81, 80 W. Nicely furnished rooms,
private house; gentleman h wife or singly rea-
Sonhblc.
lgSrif 81. 22O T.. Well. furnished rooms gen.
tlcmcn or nous keeping; board optional; every
convenience.
miscellaneous.
A. MIDDLE AGED LADY, with n comfortable
home. Is willing to let = rooms, with. nll con
venienCcs: TO an elderly gentleman Address II.
d.. World. 1855 81 ave.
COsY parlor h bedrooms; bath ground fiat per
nanent or transient. Address Refined, 243 w.
10th ri.
GENTLEMAN would share room h piano with
teacher. under 50. Layton, box ~ Uptown
World.
MATTRESSES made over at residences; prices
according to size. Mauhorgue, 34T W. 3Tth ~.
NICELY furnished room IN fat; gentleman &
wife; day or week central. Box llb World.
PLEASANT bedroom for respectable lady in
small family; use OF parlnr X piano: home Tor
right party. Address Mrs. Johnson, 241 r. IAN.
WALL PAPERS. SOC. room: poil INncts. Toe.
samples mailed for loc. Bargain House. 10 W.
ed 81.
NOUNG Man wants n conccnial room. mate; one
having room now or 10 locate centrally. Ameri-
can, box 2,n World, uptown.
BROOKLYN.
BEnFORn AVE, ln7n Elegantly furnished
rooms; location unsurpassed; park opposite;
near care aud restaurant,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Is Large front room, l
night elegantly Iur iisIed hail room. very com
Portable: finest location high & hcalthiui! gen
tlemcn only; reference.
HART ST. 37-Hnudsomely furnished ID. story
lar ye h small connecting rooms; pTlNhlc house.
JAY ST.. l75, near bridge, Brooklyn nicely
furnished front room Tor =, 81.
MIDDAGn ST. 2i-L,rge & small light, airy,
ruom4, hoari optional; terms low.
MYRTLE AVE, G35 Large front room, neatly
furnished = gentlemen Or light housekeeping
gas; also hall room.
SANDS 81. ~, near bridge Private family;
square, sunly room: one or we gentlemen.
WARREN r 9T-, BROOKLYN ! furnished large
room gentlemen or lignt housekeeping ~. 5u
per week.
LAWRENCE ST.. l3S, near Fulton Nice rooms
for light housekeeping hall room bath.
PINEAPPLE ST. 6i, near Brooklyn bridge
Pleasant rooms, large 4 small every conven-
icnce; references.
STATE ST. 3e4. near Hoyt Handsome alcove
other rooms; -. 90 III; q minutes to bridge.
SO MONTH"; rooms for housekeeping. ia
Nanhorn st. take Pacific ave. trolley.
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furnished Rooms to Let.


East St0c.
LEXINGTON AVE, 9S-Handsomely furnished
rooms; gentlemen only; references.
LEXINGTON AVE.. 500, I'd bell-Nicely fur
nished room for gentleman; bath, gas; moder-
fe terms.
LEXINGTON AVE, 87s-NIcely furnished con
american family; -. 80, -. %.
ID AVE, lO4e, near 18th st. Large front fur
nished room, with all improvements, for 2
Entlemen, So.
Dave, -I93-Large 4 mall rooms; moderate;
board If desired. Bird, fiat 2.
lTH ST., 2Il E.-Nice rooms, large 4 small, or
part of flat. Simon's bell.
!BTH ST., 2O2 Il. -Furnished rooms; gentlemen
or respectable ladies lot rates; LIST Hat -
Nth ST. AZ f near -Large small
furnished or unfinished; also parlor suitable
6ctor, musician; &c.
PrH ST.. 4O6 Il Furnished room, So; gentle
men.
9TH ST., 2Is E.-Large, pleasant, sunny
noon, suitable for 2 people; all conveniences;
teeping.
9TH ST, 1872 i, Large, sunny room, running
waller; bath; SO; gentlemen.
9TH ST., $50 E. q neatly furnished rooms,
suitable for 3 gentlemen friends. Rims I'd bell.
9TH ST., ll3 E.-Nicely furnished large h
small rooms; running water; every conven-
tuce; housekeeping.
ATH ST., l5l i. Furnished rooms or entire
Inat, near |. station, reasonable. Mrs. Howe.
10TH ST.. 81 T. Nicely furnished. Sl.25 up:
ark.
poWERY. IS. near Canal st. Nontauk HoteD-
Nicely furnished roons; hot & cold water; gas
sh' heat; gentlemen; 35c. nightly, s. weekly.
AFAYETTE PLACE. near Broadway-Large
rrooInS Tor light housekeeping also small rooms;
Set heighborhoOd: prices o., 50, -, 90, 81.
EXTINCTION AVE. 1905 near l22d st. Elegant
large front room. furnished for 1 or 2 gentle
aehi private family.
1NlNGTON AVE, 75-Handsomely fur
e9lera,c.
ENlNGTON AVE, Sos cd G iD-Comfortably
.urnlHhed parlor bedroom attached; all con-
H wnpeNc's; gentlemen; moderate.
IN NGrOS AVE. 4I3-Front hall room with
oi'n reasonable. Biorkwall.
EXlNGroN AVE. ,2l5, BrookIyn-Newly fur,
NJ 1tsneu 'front.' alcove or back parior to let In pri-
sst family.
T. GAINGTON AVE, I02-Lsrge, sunny alcove
sn,,aial IN private inmily; very moderate terms
TTAlNGTOS AVE, 6G4, / flight, I'd bell-Lady
l~fale or en- suite; hot, cold water, hath, gas
sms low.
1AtNGroN AVE, 1907, nelr l27th ST., neal
III furnished parlor; private house: gentlemen
epiNoN ST., 20-Clean. comfortable room, Isl
ny, housekeeping, 81. 90; single room. 81 90
.sStiiSnlN AVE, 1879, near ll2th 4. Large 4
I~uru!sfGd rooms for gentlemen; private
The evening world., 1894-03-26
North OF tast'r Street.

FIITON AVE l3li. between lHo h \ l1Oth
SIS. Two iargc. cosy furnished rooms ia bcalti
fully situated 7 yate houSr, near |. station, log 1
or 2 respectable gvn,l men: privilege ut bath 4
garden also breakfast n desired. h dinner On
sunday; references.
UNION AVE, 1877. near I6urh II. Newly fur
nished rooms; all cunveuiCncci; moderate
terms.
18TH ST, las y. Large furnished room; hot
water, hath. gas, reference.
l2TTH ST., no v. -Nlcciy furnished back par.
lor Tor doctor; %runriny water; LANCE closet
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46TH ST.. 13l ". Front & other rooms. with
poarh' all cohvenienees: terms moderate.
46rH ST, $40 W. Private family will rent lew
moderate. 'Nei~'
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4sIlt ST. 1882 w. -Parior, hest room, with or
wlthont board: all cCnveniences; list hooE
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5SlH ST., BIB W. Large rooms on I'd 4 I'd
hoois; excellent table: uminer prices.
10Th ST. $3.50 W.-Ntcely furnished room for
., $40: nall room, 81; excellent table; private
family. TuynOr,
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list ST.. &C w.-gunny room. with board, suitable
for 1 or .: private family.
list ST. l22 W. Large front room: every con-
yenience for = gentlemen or gentleman & wife;
references.
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9TH, ST., lib E.-Nicely furnished large h
small rooms; running water; every conven-
tnee; hOuSekeepinR.
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SID ST.. - W. Elegant rooms. en- suite or sim
ely: parlor dining room; excellent board;
moderate terms.
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46TH ST. 328 w, Nicely furnished rooms.
WIN excellent board terms moderate; table
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4STI.l st. 1i5 ". Large a small rooms, eI-
ceilent table; table beard: references.
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9TH ST., 1872 T.. Large, sunny room, running
water; bath; SO; gentlemen.
9TH ST., l58 E.-2 neatly furnished rooms,
suitable for 3 gentlemen friends. Ring I'd bell.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

osTH ST, 80 w.-Rooms, with board; refer
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4lTiI 81. 2i4 W. Choice rooms Will frst-ciass
BOARD; rare opportunity Tor permanent people.
46Ili ST., 35T w.-iiandsomely furnished Id
lonr rooms. other rooms, superior board; refer
The evening world., 1894-03-26

WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT. complete &
ready for housekeeping, including linen, crock
ry. &C., on terms OF So & IS weekly until paid
r; parties intending to hire a furnished hat will
adily see the advantage of owning the contents
a home and at really less expense; your choice
an immense assortment OF furniture. carpets.
lgs and curtains, odd fancy parlor pieces g.
,ores OF pretty things to make a home inviting:
II for list Of fats. price list g. estimate.
tENRY MANNES 4 SONS. 429-i31 Sth ave-. be-
tween 3lst & sd sts., whit buildings.
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4STH Sr. 1927 W. Nicely furnished rooms; good
reasonable. '
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SID ST. 1870 W.-Room. with first class board,
In we'll appointed fa.; moderate. Mrs. Hart.
D+Ti ST, Ia w. Large front alcove room, bay
window, I'd floor. with board; single room.
OATH ST.. 80 W Elegant large rooms, with
dressing room attached private family; terms
reasonable,
The evening world., 1894-03-26

L LADY, stenocrapher, boarding, desires
young lady to occupy ado ming room: refer
ences; west side moderate. Moderate, box 3T2
The evening world., 1894-03-26

ST. NICHOLAS AVE. 3S4. opposite Convent
Hll-Large rooms. excellent board; American
The evening world., 1894-03-26

- ST, 255 w Elegant alcove & SQUARE
rooms: superior board; references exchanged;
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l25TH ST., 800 W.-Handsomely furnilhed
rooms, private house; moderate terms; table
board.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

9TH ST. ~ W Pleasant rooms, overlooking
park: nice board: reasonable. healthy, home
like. comfortable; private family.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

9TH ST., 21S +. Large. pleasant, sunny
noon, suitable for 2 people; all conveniences;
Sard If required; also large room for light house
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l23D ST, 3Ob. w. Large. well furnished roomst
hoard for z. $40: smaller rooms.
l23D ST.. 40 Wine rooms. hand Somely
furnished; excellent table: house 4 location the
best: Americans,
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10th ST, q T. -Aicova room, with board;
Gentlemsn& wife or two gentlemen: moderate.
l2-rH ST.. 10 f. To let, with hoard for =, Q
square room, $40: hall room, IS
l2STH ST.. ll2 W.-Llrge front room all con-
veniences; superior board for =, sl2.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

l2STH ST, 11S T. Pleasant room. with board ;
suitable for =: running water: reasonable.
l2STH ST.. Isl W.-Neatly furnished room,
with good board; all conveniences; terms mod
rate
The evening world., 1894-03-26

l2lSr ST., 25S w Large & small rooms, with
board near l. station.
123D ST, 2i3 W. = Nicely furnished ID floor, SUI
perlor board, suitable for 4 adults; terms req
snunhla
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10TH ST. sl4 W. Board for 1 or . gentlemen;
near I statloD. LOWS
The evening world., 1894-03-26

LADY having pleasantly furnished home would
like an elderly couple without children or =
gentlemen TO take room or board none but those
who arr able TO furnish very best references as TO
responsibility 4 responsibility need reply. w. q.
Il box HOH Harlan World.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

RTH ST, 2O6 L Furnished room, 81; gentle
men,
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Aor respectable ladies; lot rates: LIST Hat
9TH ST. AZ f near Broad ay-Large, small
furnished or unfinished; also parlor suitable
4ctor. musician; &c.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

LEXINGTON AVE. 96-Handsomely Furnished
roolns gentlemen only; references.
LEXINGTON AVE. 500, I'D bell-Nicely fur
nished room for gentleman; bath. gas; moder
Ie terms.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

l2STH ST, ITO ". Desirable rooms; best Of
board; = gentlemen; $40: table board.
18TH ST., 8 +. Private family would llke1
or = gentlemen TO board; or table board; home
The evening world., 1894-03-26

fTlI ST. 23S Wine room for couple; sum
mer prices; single rooms 50.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

WALL PAPERS. soc. room; gold papers, loc.;
samples mailed for loc. Bargain House. 10 w.
99N at
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10TH ST.. 81 T. Nicely furnished. 81. % up:
ARK.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

poWERY. IS. near Canal st. Montauk HoteD-
Nicely furnished rooms; hot & cold water; gas.
ath, heat; gentlemen: 35c. nightly, So weekly.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

ENlNGTON AVE, 675-Handsomely fur
,Manhhrd rooms, with or without board; terms
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LARGE & SMALL ROOMS, with or without
board: special rates for summer: references ex-
changed. Address @. L., boz 20, l242 broadway.
NICELY furnished room for gentleman 4 vile;
first class board for wife. b., SO4 Sth ave.,
World agency.
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lTH ST., 2Il Nice rooms, large 4 small, or
part of Hat, Simon's bell.
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| BERGEN ST., 35e-House newly furnished: 10
minutes from bridge; L station 2 blocks away:
table first class: terms moderate; back parior.
suitable for physician.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
eurnished-Weat Side,

BOTH ST., 253 w.-Newly, prettily furnished
flats, 8 & six rooms; steam heat; bath: reason
able rents. Janitor.
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nth ST., l5l i. Furnished rooms or entire
nat, near |. station, reasonable. Mrs. Howe.
The evening world., 1894-03-26

22D ST. 2I3 W. Large 4 mail rooms: all con-
veniences: good board reasonable prices.
c2D ST.. 443 ". sunny single rooms superior
BOARD; convenient l.; American family; low
rates.
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v. AVE, lO46, near 65th st. large front fur
nlshed ROOM, with all improvements, for 2
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ED ST.. a07 v. Handsome. newly iurnished
front room; southern exposure: all convene
ehcrs: 2 gentlemen bonrh optional. WhlIbeck.
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BOTH ST. Completely furnished g. room lat, 81
weekly. 2i2 w. I'd ST.
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18TH ST. 81 WEST, THE ARGYLE
Handsome suits, double 4 single rooms: pr-
| vate baths, electric bells; hotel accommodations
at boarding house prices.
9Th ST, III w. Handsomely furnished largs
sunny front room, with first-class board; hall
room.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-30

--Muth's Garden tomorrow night,
vocal and instrumental concert.
Admission free. 80 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-30
Recorders Court.

Josiah Newark, vagrant, S..
Adolphus Machine, drunk and
disorderly, 81.
Harry Duse, fighting, S..
John Boglan. fighting, $40.
Mrs. Bulman, drunk and disor-
derby, $40.
John Marry, drunk and disor-
derby, $40.
Jessie Leroy, drunk and disor-
derby. 81.
Solomon Blanks, striking, $40.
John ConnOrs, sleeping in park,
So.
Peter Owens, sleeping in park,
So.
Chas. Hoffman, suspicious char
acter, continued,
G. A. Grumble, violating sani-
tary ordinance, dismissed.
Estevan Rivas insulting and
abusive, dismissed.
Eulogio Hernandez, suspicious
character, transferred.
Lizzie Scott, keeping disorderly
house, dismissed.
John Jones, disorderly, dismiss
ed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Fest street: Sunday school at p. m.
Preaching at p. m. Prayer meeting Fri
day at p. m.
Prospect Hill: Sunday school at p
NJ. Preaching at 5. Prayer meetin &
Thursday at $50 .. m.
South Alamo street: Sunday school at
10 a. m. Preaching at IL a. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday at $50 p. m.
Trinity Mission Laurel, corner Lewis
street. Services II a. m. and S:l5 p. m. /;
Sunday school at 5p. N. q. q. A. Rose,
minister.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday, July Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. I;
preaching II a. m. and s p. M; Epworth
League p. M: prayer meeting Wednes-
day p. m. j. Ii Mclaughlin.
First Presbyterian church, corner
North Flores and West Houston street:
Rev. w. L. Kennedy will preach tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. There will be no
services at night Sunday school at 9:45
a. m.
First Baptist church, southeast corner
of Travis: Preaching at IL a. m. and
$3.50 p. m, by Pastor Eustace + King.
Sunday school 9 30 a. m. Young Peoples
meeting, 4:30 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, $3.50 a. m. Ushers welcome all
visitors.
Services at Madison Square church as
follows: Sunday school at $3.50 a. IN. G..
Stuart Simons, superintendent; preach
ing at II a. m. by the pastor, Rev. l.. FL.
MOrey; Junior Endeavor at $50 p. m.
preaching at Sis p. u.
Travis Park Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. corner Travis and Navar-
70 streets. Preaching at II a. N. and $50
D. IN by Rev. j. d Scott Sunday school
at 9:3O a. m. Epworth League at tbs D.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at $50
p. m.
Young Men3 Christian Association
rooms lis Alamo plaza, Henry Ward Ui-
rich, general secretary. Mems meeting
Sunday evening at 4:30 o'clock for 45 min
utes. Rev. j. l. Mclaughlin. of the Trim
ity Methodist Episcopal church will ad-
dress the meeting. His subject will be
Five Hundred Degrees in the Shade.
All men are invited.
At the Pine Street Presbyterian church
corner Pine and Montana streets, Rev
w. II. Robson will preach Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock on Goods Love-" Rev.
II. Walker White of Corpus Christi will
be present and assist in the service. Mr..
White will also occupy the pulpit at the
| same place on Sunday night at s O'Clock.
Sunday school at $50 in the afternoon.
| Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at S
| o'clock. All who possibly can come out
| are earnestly invited TO attend these SER
vicys. 7. b. Hays, ruling elder.
| Westminster Presbyterian Church,
J Garden aud King William streets; Pub
! lie worship tomorrow morning at IL
| o'clock, sermon by Rev. J. p. Campbell,
| pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian
| Church at San Marcos. No service at
nighl. Sabbath school at $3.50 o'clock a.
M; prayer services on Wednesday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock. Subject, Praise" A
| full attendance of members is desired al
/ morning worship to sign the call to Rev.
| Robert NJ. Hall TO return to the paStorate
| of our church. James Duryee Stevenson,
1 clerk of session.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-30
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Items Picked Up at the Depots, Of
fees and Along the Lines.


fees and Along the Lines.
On July 5 the last rail on the
Tehuantepec Mex road will be
laid.
w. ID. Van Cleave, road foreman
of engine on the Sap, has gone to
Yoakum.
Johnnie Laird's engine is in the
Sap shops waiting for new driv-
ing wheel.
Passenger coaches No. II and 80
will be out OF the Sap shops in a
few days.
Pat Muldoon, hostler on the Sap,
has returned from Houston, where
he has heen on a vacation.
Superintendent OF Motive Power
and Machinery G.. w. Butcher, of
the Sap, returned from Yoakum
today.
Rocksy Nichols, on the Sap, is
laying off on account of illness and
is being relieved by Johnnie
Conlon.
The Sap bridge gang, with Pat
Donahue in command, left for FL
mendorf this morning, having
completed work in repairing the
turntable here.
"The present Pullman strike,"
said an enthusiastic Arkansas Pass
man yesterday, "has never been
equalled in magnitude except in |
the great Arkansas Pass strike"
There are at present nearly |
10000 railroad men out of employ
ment throughout the country on
account of the Pullman boycott. |
Serious trouble is expected by |
those who are best posted on the
affairs.
While out riding last evening |
Charles Heard, freight conductor
on the S. P, was thrown out of the |
buggy and considerably bruised.
The buggy was upset, but no dam
ages except a broken single tree |
were encountered.
General Manager Monserrate, of
the the San Antonio and Arkansas |
Pass, did not go to Corpus Christi /
as expected, but left for
New Orleans in the afternoon in |
response to telegram, unexpected
ly received, to attend TO some |
business, the nature of which is
not known.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-30
IN THE TOLLS AGAIN.
Charley Hoffman Had Fine New
Pocket Knife Yesterday.

Pocket Knife Yesterday.
Carl Hoffman, the fellow who
figured in police court recently as
one of the accused highwaymen
who held up the drummer and his
girl near Convent bridge several
nights ago, is again in durance
vile, this time on the charge of
being suspicious character. He
promised to leave the city if re-
leased on the former charge and
was so released, but failed to leave
the city, and instead procured
some small job of work and
stayed here. After the Praeger
hardware robbery the detectives
have watched Hoffman and found
he did not keep the very best of
company, his companions being
generally buns and others who
had no work or visible means of
support. Such one was Duff, on
whom some knives, belonging to
Mr.. Praeger, were found Thursday
evening. He and Hoffman were
often together, and when the latter
was arrested yesterday, he too was
the owner of one of the stolen
pocket knives.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-30
A Wedding Tonight.

Tonight at $3.50 o'clock at the
residence of the bride, III Victoria
street, Mr.. John Kupper, the
pressman for the DAILY LIGHT,
and Miss Hulda Lindahl will be
married, Justice E. Griff Jones per-
forming the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kuppers will reside at this
number temporarily until their
new house is built. Mr.. Kuppers
has been the efficient pressman for
the LIGHT for many years, and has
no doubt owed his present happi-
ness and success in capturing such
a sweet bride to his close and care.
full training in always making a
good impression.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-30
LOCAL PoL1r1 os.

FROM OUR DEMOCRATIC CONTRIBUTOR
To the Daily LIGHT:
There are some paradoxes in
general use, sucE as "let me down
the elevator" or 81 am in against
the spoils system, and therefore
announce myself as a candidate
for Office etc." But one of the most
humorous things the Express got
off lately in behalf of a protective
Democrat is the picture of Hon
A. w. Houston, who prides him.
self on his beauty and manly
looks, and then gives an explana-
| ton in the same issue,
Dune 27th) in it's editorial page,
why a San Angelo German
advocates Houston, because =
"He is so tam ugly, the vimmins
would have nothing to do nit
him." But let us leave paradoxes
and get down to facts; view them
in the light of reason and then ask
why the fusion convention seeks to
down straight out Democracy. The
Democracy has asked in behalf Of
our laboring classes, free trade re-
lations, yet the Hon. Augustus
says, as long as there is protection
anywhere else, l want it also for
the sheep-raisers of my district, in
other words, If protection in the
manufacturing districts enriches
the manufacturers, against the
interest of the laborers, / want
it also to help the landlords here
against their servants, or the flock
masters against their imported
cheap labor. Hon. Gus. deserves
some admiration, he once ran
against Hon. George Noonan, and
the poll book of Bexar county
shows with what success. He is
about to do the same thing nov
for a larger office, and we will have
to await the election returns to
learn whether the man, who boldly
announces that he does not be-
lieve in political judiciary, is
better endorsed, than he who has
his friends invading the very
stronghold of supposed purity-a
judicial convention-and demands
of his friends to manipulate it in
his interest, or If he did not do so
remains quiet, with the action of
abominable victory, and in his ST.
lence rewards his henchmen with
approval of their action in defeat
ing, not the nomination of our
justices, on whom the straight out
Democrats had agreed, but to de-
feat justice itself in seating flu
sion delegation over a Democratic
one. C.S.