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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-08-03
TALMAGE In HAWAII.
THE GREAT DlvINE'S IMPRESSIONS OF
THE NEW REPUBLIC.
What Christianity Has Done For the Ha-
waiians-A Land Full of Beautiful Flow
ers-Graphic Picture ef the wo-le'a
Greatest Volcano.
copyright, ouisE.lopsch, 1884,

HONOLULU, June Ut was 2 o'clock
b the afternoon when at San Francisco
stepped aboard the Alameda of the
Oceanic Steamship company, our Cap
tain Morse one of the most genial, pop
ular and able commanders who ever
sailed the seas. He and the Pacific ocean
are old acquaintance He has been in
II hurricanes and safely outrode them.
Profusion Of flowers were sent up the
gangplank, and the masses of people on
the wharf who had come to see their
friends off waved handkerohiefs and
threw kisses and cried and laughed as
is usual when an ocean steamer is about
to start. The gong sounded for the leav-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Court News.

Lucas Martinez was tried in the
Thirty-seventh District court this
morning, on charge of passing a
forged instrument, and was &C
quilted. A case of forgery against
him was dismissed.
William Will, Joseph p. Devine
and Phillip Prinz were sworn in as
jury com missioners and instructed
to select sixteen grand jurors and
forty petit jurors for nine weeks for
the October term.
A case of E. Chamberlain VS.. Otto
Schultz, suit to try title and for
damages, is being tried by jury in
the Forty-fifth District court.
A case of Theopholis Porter ct
al. VS.. A. l.. Stocking ct al, suit to
try title on piece of property on
Jackson street, on trial in the Fed
eral court since last Saturday, was
decided in favor of defendants this
afternoon.
Justice Jones received three
cases from recorders court today,
viz: B. Green, assault to rape
Howard, assault to murder; w,
Sullivan, assault to murder.
Justice Adam received one Har-
ry Lawrence, embezzlement of 81
from Alfred Huymer.
Mr.. Robt. H. Hunstock, formerly
we'll known in San Antonio, has
returned from Venezuela, S. A,
where he has been prospecting.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

M. H. Ford, of Llano, is at the
Southern.
Judge Walling is in the city from
Pleasanton.
Ed. w. Giesen, San Marcos, is at
the Southern.
Eugene Nolte, of Seguin, is at
the Maverick.
Mr.. Frank Rennert has started
for Europe for a visit.
Mrs. Cynthia May, of Centre
Point, is at the Southern.
S. NJ. Hopkins, of Gonzales, is in
the city, a guest of the Mahncke.
r. Morse, a well-known stock
man of Kennedy, is at the Mahncke.
Harry Landa is in the city from
New Braunfels. He is at the Men
ger.
Capt. w. C. Robards and family
will spend the summer in Rock
port.
II. C. Lane and wife and Mrs. V.
Wolverton are at the Menger from
Mexia.
Judge S. B. Easley and V. H.
Blocker, of Hondo city, are at the
Mahncke.
William Dobrowolski returned
from Laredo this morning, where
he had been on business.
Mrs. II. f. Barnard is visiting
Philadelphia but will spend the
summer at Bedford, Penn.
Ex-Governor r. B. Hubbard ar
rived in the city last night and
left for Uvalde this morning.
VIC. Cort won the tennis cham.
pionship medal Saturday after.
noon in his watch with A. J. Nc.
Elroy.
Miss Annie Caldwell left yester-
day for Austin, to pay a visit to her
sister, Mrs. J. q. Cochran, and her
niece, Miss Birdie.
Miss Tillie Heuermann, who has
been i'll for the past few weeks, and
was at one time threatened with
typhoid fever, is recovering, much
to the delight of her many friends
Capt. w. G. Slight, well-known
gentleman formerly of San Anton.
10, is in the city from the Frio river
country, Uvalde county, accom-,
panied by Mr.. w. Binney, ranch
man Of that county.
Major w. G. Lewis, of the live
stock department of the Santa Fe
arrived in the city this morning
from a trip along the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass and North Texas
He reports the outlook for crops
good all the way north Of San An
tonic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Stabbed His Friend.

Chas. Wood, night porter at the
Crystal saloon, was stabbed under
the arm with a pocket knife last
night by Tom Finucane, who
works at the Silver King saloon,
They were friends, but were drink
ing considerably and begun quar-
reling as most drunken men will
do. The cutting was the result.
Finucane was arrested and found
to have had pistol also. The cases
against him were postponed until
tomorrow morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Elaction of Officers.

Q At the meeting of st. Albert
association, held Sunday afternoon
at 5 o'clock, the following gentle
men were elected as the officers for
the coming year:
President, August A. Zizick.
Vice President, Alex F. Pollok.
Secretary, Constantin Weiss.
Nice-Secretary, John Hanysch,
Treasurer, John Kush.
Marshal, Frank Iizik.
Vice-Marshal, Joachim Lobert.
Trustees, Alex Notion and
Jacob ZaiontZ.
Relief committee, Joseph Mora
wietz and A. Pobukowski.
Color Bearer, M. Koscielski.
Assistants Theo. WaclawZik and
V. PolewacZek.
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Jaegerlust Picnic.

The Jaegerlust Shooting club
had a fine picnic at Gamblers
place on the Salado yesterday.
The annual star shooting for prizes
took place and Mr.. Schoenfeldt won
first prize. A fly lighting on VIM.
Wagner's gun caused him to lose
his aim and foregO his chance at
the prize.
There were other games Of an
athletic nature and the young peo-
pie enjoyed dancing.
The crowd went out in Parker's
big wagon and there were also
about 80 private carriages in use
by the guests.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
AUCTION, AUCTION,

On Wednesday, June 6, at 10 a.
m, will be sold the entire contents
OF the elegant residence of Mr.
Fisher, city collector for the Alamo
Brewery, at No. III North street,
consisting of paTlor suit, carpets,
lace curtains, pictures, oak side
board, extension table, chamber
suits, parlor mirror, l mirror front
wardrobe, willow rockers, hatrack
crockery, glassware and kitchen
furniture. O'ConnOr & Co. c. B
Clavier, AuctiOneer. 6 4 u
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Powder Hill Club.

A. B. Critzer won the Powder
Hill Gun club medal for the third
time yesterday on a fine score of
thirty singles and five pairs, traps
working badly and giving him I'M
known angles part Of the time.
He made a clean score.
After winning the medal he do
mated it to the club to be shot for
again under the same conditions.
Mr.. H. f. Vernon also made a
fine score, breaking Sc out of a
possible 40.
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Land Slices.

With the ever onward movement
to the west and keeping in the
front rank with the same, John II.
Hambleton & Co., Land Agents, are
now prepared to offer some rare
bargains in city property, both i'm
proved and unimproved, small
farms and large ranches. They
especially call attention to 10000
acres of land in the State of Goa.
hula, Mexico, which is adapted to
agriculture, mining and stock-rais-
ing. A great portion of this land
can be irrigated and will produce
sugar, cotton, corn and all the &C.
reals, while coal and silver can be
found on this tract. This land is
offered at a bargain and is suitable
for colonization. II you are dream
ing or thinking of making invest
ments in real estate come and see
us or write to them at their adj
dress, No. 104 East Commerce st.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
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Raised the Benefit.

At we'll attended meeting Of
the Arbeiter Verein Saturday eve
ming it was resolved to change the
constitution to allow the family OF
each member $500 instead Of $3.50
as death benefit, with sick bene
fit of 81. The society is out of debt
has 5000 in treasury and has prop
erty valued at $4,000.
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INQUIRE ABOUT THIS.

Twenty acres of land north ofcity. near
city limits, beautiful location; land suit
able for suburban residence, chicken
farm, or cultivation. The location is high.
overlooking the city; this tract can be
bought for one half it's value. Call and see
JOHN Il. HAMBLETON & Co..
) 81 st No. lO4 East Commerce ST.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Local Drummers Organizing.

The city drummers propose to
organize a society for their own in
terests and protection, and will
meet tonight for that purpose, at
l04 East Houston street, when, it is
said, nearly all local drummers
will be present.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
They are Exploring.

Henry Moths, Otto Braubach,
Louis Schleuning and John Jordan
have gone to the Nueces on a hunt
ing and fishing trip. They propose
to prospect and explore that dis
trict to see how it can be used for
a hunting and fishing ground gen.
eral1V,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Special Meeting.

The county commissioners will
hold a special meeting at 4 o'clock
this afternoon to receive the pro-
test of the taxpayers on the bridge
and roads bond issue.
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The French Nallencienne laCes
rs 4 2t7 l.. WOLFSON'S.

"A letter has been received here
from the Leland Stanford UNIVERSE
ty of California, stating that the
Stanford University baseball team
will make tour of the South and
East shortly and asking for dates
in San Antonio for next month.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04

The A. 0. L. w. excursion to
Comfort June 10th, round trip
tickets 81; children half fare.
Trains leave depot at a. m. and
w. Commerce st. at s 80 a. m. 6-4-3t
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CITY NEWS.

There was large bathing par
ty at the hot wells Saturday night
John Proll is celebrating his
nineteenth birthday anniversary
today.
Another large crowd attended
baptism services at the Mill bridge
ford yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Schultze will be "at
home" on South street Wednes.
day. A dance will take place at
night.
This morning a buggy and a
wheelmen collided on Commerce
street, just west of the bridge. No
one hurt and no one to blame.
Lunch baskets, etc., will be
transported free to the grounds
and return at the A. o. U. w. ex-
cursion to Comfort, June 10th.
CAST
"A pleasant party took place at
the home of Miss Antonette
Schroeder last evening, given in
honor of her birthday anniver-
sary.
New laces at L. Wolfson's to-
day. GA 1t
The Hot Sulphur wells and
asylum were visited by hundreds
of people yesterday, the cars being
crowded from early morning till
late at night.
The entertainment and excur-
sion to Comfort June 10th, under
the auspices of the A. O. Z. w. is
for the benefit of the widows and
orphans fund. 6-4-3t
"A new lot of the popular butter
colored laces at
"a ct l.. WOLFsON's.
The Republican League club,
No. II, meets tonight at Mission
garden. Delegates to Fort Worth
will be named as well as delegates
to represent this Congressional dis
trict at Denver. 1t
Entertainment at Muth's
garden Monday and Tuesday
nights: Programme for Monday
night, Popular concert by Muth's
orchestra. Contralto solo, by Mrs.
Frank Bushick.
The Nebraska street Methodist
church revival service closed yes
terday, the rite of Baptism being
administered to eleven children.
Eight new members have been
added to the CHI urch.
There is a fine dancing plat
form at Comfort, to accommodate
100 couples, fine shade trees, and
every accommodation for Athletic
sports. A full brass band will be
in attendance. June 10th.
643t
The city statesmen for our
wholesale houses will have meet
ing tonight at their rooms in the
Maverick building, southeast cor
ner adjoining Houston street
bridge, to organize social club.
The Lone Stars and the Flores
Street nine played a game of base
ball at San Pedro park yesterday
afternoon. The Lone Stars won by
a score of 4 to 3. Ed McAllister
captained the victOrs and Henry
Wagner the Flores Street nine.
Bourbon and Point de Venice
lace in white, black and butter
color at
.642t L. WOLFsON's
Hugo Gruetzner, a teacher in
the German English school, has
been arrested on charge OF strik-
ing a boy named Heinrich. The
boy was not his pupil and the af-
fair occurred at his house, not at
school.
"A family row took place yes
terday, on Austin street, between
Westerhoff, father and son, on one
side, and a man named Gramar, on
the other. The trouble came up
about yard gate that had been
locked by Gramar.
The Southwestern asylum
nine and the Saps, played game
of baseball at the Southwestern
asylum park yesterday afternoon
The score was II to 10 for the Saps
The batteries were Donahue and
Hildebrand for the Saps and Good
man and Ravenelli for the asylum
team. Another game will be
played at the same place next
Sunday.
Election of Officers,
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ILLUMINAToR VAPORINGs.

Extracts and comments from the
Weekly illumination, the leading
Negro paper of Texas:
"Austin Brown and J. D. MAY
are in the Sweet By-and-By""
In one column it dictates to the
Republican party, with threats of
boiling with the Negro vote, and
follows with column puff of Free
Trade-Democrat-Joe Sayers.
"Afro-Americans are determined
to have their rights in Washing
ton, ID. c., by an amalgamated agi-
tation and boycott. 10000 Negroes,
If they are determined can accom-
plish wonders in city like the
Capital"
at will, in all probability, be.
useless for the Negroes to appeal
to the National Republican Execu-
tive to redress the acts of the State
Executive committee, if it adopts
the color line plan; for this latter
committees action, as to basis of
representation, is final and no
jurisdiction will be claimed by the
National body. The Negroes
would be beaten in their contest
as were the "lillies" at Minneapo-
lis. Submission or another course
would be inevitable. Which,
readers, would you advise?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04

-Chas. f. Jones and Lydney B.
Smith; Otto Schuttel and Theresa
Gruss, have secured licenses to
marry.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The herald., 1894-04-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FRIDAY. April Is. 1894
R Basseit ct ux to Coyle-Lot 13, blk B,
A X Smiths sub OF Kirkland trt Pomona $75
PRkuth 10 II Mock-Lot 7, Blk AZ, Pomona; /;
5000.
W Hugus ct al to w Durand-lO acres of
land in Ro San Jose; $33S2 81.
U H aowen ct ux TO M Mitchell-Lots 10, IL
and IL 21-l7; $4,000
5Wallsce ct con TO H NJ Gabriel-Lots and
A, W Abhotts sub of lot 8, blk J, San Pasqual
trt, Pasadena: $1100.
Il smith eta to F NJ Holmes et ais 35 acres
in lot 2 sec IL, 4 8 F, R 16 w; $40
Lake to I Ewlng-S 15 acres OF lot 1o1
Mcdonald trt:$25.
d L Bancroft ct ux to E Parker-Lot 8, east.
ern part of Bush & Crawford sub; $500
g NJ Landreth ell ux to Thom pson--1O acres
of land in Sec A, T l 8, W;$I.
Pac Land Imp Co to G 8 Reed-LOts l. 2 aud
$4,000.
CA Steele TO Williams-Blka to 10 and
1t, II and 16, Santiago; 800.
E Strssburg ct al to g Forman-23 So acres of
land in A Paige tract; $1,000.
J. Mesmer to Platter ct al--Land on Mission
road; $451.
" Reynolds to B Metcalf-Lot "a, A and
G D HilliA' sub Of lot III. blk A, San PesqbaI
tract, Pasndenai $i00.
A Lott ct ux 20 r II LINDSEY. West 60 feet
of lot III, Care sfacti $1,000
The herald., 1894-04-14
REDoNDo.
Shipping Notes-Rsceut Arrivals at tn
Hotel.

Shipping NOt0s-Receut Arrivals at tho
Hotel.
REpuNDo, April I3.-The steamer Corona
came in from San Diego this morning and
sailed for the north at noon with some 80 odd
passengers.
The North Bend is discharging such big
loads Of lumber for the Bryson yard in town as
TO necessitate a freight train expressly for it.
The train is in charge OF Conductor Stickney,
whose place on the passenger trains is now
llled temporarily by Assistant Agent Dessary.
Tie extra train on Wednesday had about 100
passengers, IL of whom were excursionists
from the visiting band of railway ticket
agents.
Frederic l. Monsen, noted explorer, holds
forth tonight in the ballroom of the Rsdondo
h0tel The subject is Death Valley, and it IS
said rare treat is in store Tor our Redondo-
tics.
Following are the arrivals up to noon today
at the RedOndO hotel: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis N.
Germain, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Denton, Leav-
enworth, Kan; Mrs. L. G. Platt. Mr. and Mrs.
$. VI. Karger, Miss Karger, Mrs shrinski and
Knickerbocker, Chieagoi Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ward, Lamanda Park; Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bar
bour, Chiiicothe, o.; Mrs. f. T. Ives, Cleve
land; Henry Allen, 4. A. D0vidson, Scotland ;
A. J. Hale, Duarte; J. A. Murray; Mr.. and Mrs
q. V. Murray, Glasgow, KY; Mr.. and Mrs G.
M. Sc ton, w. II. sefton, G. f. Seton, Charles
ton, ILL.,. Thos. F. Hardy, Racine, Wis.,: Mr.
and Mrs. w. W. Smith, Audubon, la; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Fuller, Braddock, Pa; Ralph
Dewey, Parts, France; Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Tay-
lor, Aspen, Colo; f. a. S. Hard, Harqua Hala ,
J. J.. MeFarland, Washington, D. c.; J.. w.
Southwick, Springfield, III. Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Deuiug and child 1erre Hante, Ind.
The herald., 1894-04-14
SAN BERNARDINo.
a Serious State of ATnIrs Existing with
r5f the Industrial a rFuy.

a Serious State of AHaIra Existing with
E43f the Industrial Army.
SAN BERNARpINo, April lathe army OF un-
employed are still encamped in this city. Last
evening they disappeared, and it was supposed
that they had gone to Cotton. but about L
O'Clock this morning they suddenly put in an
appearance at the Santa Fe depot and attempt
ed to board q freight train going east The
alarm was sounded and a number Of special
officers, together with the city marshal ap-
peared promptly on the ground and prevented
them from seizing the train. The army then
camped for the night by the side OF the track
and are still there this afternoon. CAPTAIN
Vinette and some of his chief lieutenants we re
arrested and lodged in the eonntNi H. where
they still remain. No complaint has been
filed against them, however, and they NAV be
taken out under writ of haheas corpus at any
time.
The marshal, sheriff, and a number of prom
inent citizens, are now holding a meeting in
the district attorneys Office discussing the Sit
uation, but no conclusion or definite inc of
action has been agreed upon.
Captain Vinette has ordered his men to re-
main where they are until they get transport
alton, and the men say they will DO it, and the
city must feed them.
large number of men have come in and
joined the ranks 0f the army today. and lao
more are expected to arrive within the next "a
hours.
Among other things it has been proposed to
organize company of citizens armed with
rifles for protection in case of possible conflict
with the army.
The herald., 1894-04-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.

New York Stock Exchange Review.
NEW YORK, april Ii. - When tomorrow's
European steamer shall have departed. some
$S, 100000 in gold shall have been shipped
during the week, of which all but $750,O00
from Boston, is exported from this city. The
sub-treasury supplied $4,000 Of the amount
shipped from here, the banks furnishing the
rest The shipments are heavy by reason OF
the fact that bills of exchange are scarce ana
gold is sent forward TO meet the requirements.
The gold shipments had elight depressing in
fuence In the stock exchange curing the earlier
part of th5 day, but at no time caused any great
pressure to sell; aud in the later dealings was
not factor in tn speculation, which was
very strong during the Iast nour of business.
IL is not expected that the gold exports viii
reach serious proportions, as the excnHuke
market does not warrant IT, the margin of profit
being slight and besides the London gold re-
serve iA at the high point and the continent Is
now oheItng special inducements for the vel
low mstal. Therefore neither in speculative
nor In other financial or business circles is the
weeks outflow OF gold regarded with apprshen-
sion.
The share market opened firm and made a
fractional advance, but from lack of buyers
prices sagged Off slightly, the heaviness being
increased somewhat by the reported specie
shipments. which encouraged the bears to q
demonstration. Offerings TO inaugurate
downward movement met with no success
and the speculation becoming stagnanty with
American Tobacco and some few of the other
speeialues, no changes OF Importance
took place until shortly bstore the
beginning of the last hour of
business. About that time good buyers came
into the market to whose purchases prices
quickly responded, and the appreciation in
values continued to the close the final deal
ings being decid2dly strong III tone.
The bond market was fdirly firm up to noon
ana then became easier, but rallied with the
stock market in the late dealings and closed
firm.
Government bonds, firm; state bonds, dull,
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK. April I3.--Monsy on call, easy,
at per cent? last loan at per cent; closed at
1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper-3@5 per cent.
Sterling EXchange-Firm, with actual ousl-
ness in DANGERS bills at 81. 4.S8l904. SS3z for
demand. and .S714C04.s7J% for 90 Gays
Posted rates, $&.S7g4. S712 commercial oiils
81. S6l40496lS
f5ilve. certiheate5-61X
The total sales OF stock today were ID l437
shares, including: American Tobacco, 51Uo;
Atehison, 26, 800: American sugar. 3 400; Bar.
lington, 2700; Chicago Gas, 1880; Missouri
Pacific, 3900; Reading, 92U0; Rock Island
22,60J; St. Paul. $500; Western Union, $500.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.--5ight drafts,
12Iac; telegraphic, i7Ixc.
Sterling bills on London, so day bank,
sassy.
EASTERN STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YoRK Auril a --ClnxInp dfotafiOnE were
The herald., 1894-04-14
DoWMEv.
News aud Psrsonat Notes From That
Citv.

News aud Psrsonat Notes From That
City.
DowNEY, April 13.-Everybody is away to
la fiesta and a wonderful quiet prevails. Each
day is represented by full attendance, and on
carnival night the Santa Ana train was we'll
loaded with sight-seers from all points .outh
lodge OF A. o. U. W. is back home at his old
stand
Mrs NJ. MeKellar is back from Phoenix, Ariz
Miss Jude stopped at Palm Springs.
$. G. Hammers delegate to presbytery has
been IN attendance all week In East Los An
gcles FsYa ta{si. atas4
A picnic at Long Beach by the Presbyterans
Will be in order May 1st. Churches in other
yicinitles willbe welcome to join with them
RevsH II. Z. Ingram OF the g. p church will
have assistance to hold protracted meeting
beginning about Tuesday, when his help will
arrive. he being engaged in a revival meeting
at point north. aGN ae
Rev. Ed Harper of the NJ. L. church eontem-
plates holding revival meeting in Il tent
soon a.
]. D. Ardis was elected as alternate delegate
TO the general conference which convenes at
Memphis.
DR.. Atwater has had the upper floor of the
Smart building furnished for living rooms
Ben Walker untitled himself for walking on
Sunday evening by jumping fence. His foot
struck some object that rolled and caused the
tendons to be torn and bone broken.
The Alameda baseball club will visit Long
Beach on May day and we suppose will try to
defeat the Long Beach boys.