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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-23

ing of boomers is an idea of enamel
heartily approve.
1.-THE new wo nan, yes, God bless her
so called-is modern edition of the
woman of the Bible. l am in favor of
her and consider a woman with hands
and a brain wicked who fails to employ
them in supporting herself. Idle wom-
en- breed corruption and often tempt
men, upon whom they rely for support,
to speculate, steal and forge to keep up
an elaborate establishment for their
pleasure. Men should not be required
to provide for several members of a
family. Each member should look out
for herself and in that way lessen the
individual burden. The agitation of
the woman suffrage question has made
1t possible for women to enter all
walks of life, and has created demand
for the much discussed new woman,
which is really, after all, an old, old
type.
THE church and the clergy perse-
euted the woman suffragists in the be-
ginning-a half century ago-and they
are just as bad to-day.
There is now an immense educa-
tional work before us. Plans for the
coming campaign among women clubs
are being discussed in such circles
They will be increased in number and
In usefulness. A bill has already passed
to submit to the people an amendment
to the constitution giving woman the
right of suffrage. If the next legisla-
ture acts favorably upon it the amend
ment will go before the people and we
will do much electioneering in the fall
with the end in view of accomplishing
this political feat. The clergy have al
ways been particularly envious OF
womens intellectual attainments.
When Hypatia was in the zenith of her
glory the church was so incensed by
the crowds that she drew to her lee.
lures that they had her dragged
through the streets naked. Bishop
Doane's partisans would do the same
to-day if they could. They cannot. They
cannot cruelty the flesh, so they seek
to cruelty the minds by denouncin9
u.s."
Mrs. Stanton will not travel a great
deal hereafter, but proposes to make
her headquarters in New York city
where she will WELD potent influence
by means of her facile pen. She viii
contribute articles frequently to the
cause during the campaign. I
81 am eighty wears old" continued
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-23

the light is always focused IN the same
direction that the rider looks, and be
ing on the visor of the cap the eyes are
protected from the light, which lights
up the way more satisfactorily, and will
undoubtedly add much to the safety
and therefore to the pleasure of bicycle
riding at night.
A searchlight of this character, says
the Bicycle World, should be adapted
to many uses besides bicycle lights,
such as mining, policemen's use, night
driving, night watchmen, band con-
certs, brakemen, sailors, night fishing,
subterranean work of all kinds, inspec-
ton of sewers and waterways and
many other uses where it is quite nee
essary that both hands be left free for
action.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-23
SORTING THE LIVE CRABS.
What the Man with the Wooden longs
Says About Them.

What the Man with the Wooden longs
Says About Them.
The job of sorting out crabs as they
come from the fishing smacks at Full.
ton market is one that would have no
particular charms for a nervous man.
The box wriggles all over with blue
and white legs and pinchers, and while
a hand thrust in would probably re-
ceive no very painful injuries, still it
would be more than most folk would
be willing to undertake., says the New
York Herald.
The man who does it has a pair of
wooden tongs, with which he picks up
each crab and looks at it before he
drops it into the sack If the erusta-
cean wildly waves his claws the man
counts him and passes on to another.
But once in awhile he stops as he gets
a string of three or four holding on to
each others legs. He squeezes body
about amidships and if it doesn't feel
just right he disengages it and drops it
into another sack.
what do you do that forp'
"Thirty-seven, thirty-eight-what?"
What do you squeeze them so for?"
The man looks as astonished as if
you had asked him what ferry boats
were used for, and answers: ITO see if
they're alive. Thirty-nine, forty"
What do you do with the dead
oncs?"
The man had got to the bottom of
the box before he took the trouble to
answer Then he gathered up the
twenty or thirty loose claws and legs
which had come loose and dropped
them into the bag. Then he said:
Garbage" shouldered the sack Of
squirming crabs and went on into the
fish store
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-23
THE NATURAL BODY.
How 1t Should BE Built Up for the Spirit
ual Body.

How 1t Should Be Built Up for the Spirit
ual Body.
We are told very wisely, says Sir
Benjamin Ward Richardson, that there
is natural body, and that there is a
spiritual body; that the natural body
comes first, and afterwards that which
is spiritual. If this be true, our part in
life consists in SO building up the physi-
cal construction as to make it mold
that shall form the best type of that
which is spiritual. 1t is by this power
given to us Of modifying, identifying
and perfecting the body that the soul
shall have given to it qualities as pure
and beautiful as the body. There are
dirty bodies and dirty souls; beautiful
bodies and beautiful souls; pure bodies
and pure souls; but in all cases the
natural body comes first, afterward the
spiritual, and it is our business in the
matter of education SO to master con-
struction as to make the most perfect
acquirable health, both of body and of
mind. The first the natural, and after
ward, as a sequence, the spiritual. ALI
exercises which tend to the natural de-
velopment of the body, which give to it
perfection of shape and quality of It's
sue, induce that happiness which springs
alone from health, and that mental
balance which is least disturbed by the
sea of troubles in which we seem to be,
always, but ought never to be, sur
rorpdad
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BUILT OF OYSTER SHELLS.
Houses in Texas That Prove Both Dura BILE
and Comfortable.

and Comfortable.
Houses built of oyster shells can be
seen in a large number of Texas
towns" said G. A. Holland, a we'll
known newspaper man of Dallas, re-
Gently, according to the Philadelphia
Record. 1.-THE state was at one time I'M
doubtedly part of the bed of the Gulf
of Mexico. How many years ago geolo-
gists do not know, and natural histori-
ans are puzzled at the forms of life, so
different are they from any to be found
elsewhere" Mr.. Holland then pro-
coded to unfold remarkable story.
Running across the state from north to
SOUTH" he said, sis an immense ledge or
sheet of rock formed of oyster shells.
This ledge averages about twenty
feet in thickness and is used for build
ing purposes in some places, while in
others it is ground up and placed upon
the ground as fertilizer. There is a
large quarry near Henrietta, in the
northern part of the state, and num-
Der of handsome blocks have been con-
structed from it. When first taken out
of the earth 1t is white and sof', but
when exposed to the air it becomes
hard, and turns to beautiful buff
color. 1t was formerly used for founda-
tions only, but during the past few
years great many handsome blocks
and residences have been built Of IT,
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FOR STORING MILLIONS.

Powerful Safe Now Being Made for the
New York Clearing House.
What is pronounced the strongest
vault il the world is now in process of
construction by New York corpora
tien of safemakers. 1t is destined for
the clearing house, and is designed upon
approved plans, to meet the require
ments of the associated banks of the
city In it from time to time will be
stored an amount of treasure that tran
sends all ordinary dreams of avarice,
and makes the actual and tabled for
tunes of the world pale into insignifi-
canoe.
1t is an interesting process to watch
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-23
ADVOCATES BLOOMERS.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Says Kind
Things for Them;
She Also Thinks Women Should BE Self
supporting and Hopes a Great Fight
for Female Suffrage wiz
BE Made Soon.

The bloomer has one powerful wom-
m advocate. One strong and far-reach-
ing voice is raised in it's favor. The
woman is Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
and the voice will ever be raised, she
says, to claim for woman not only the
right to wear the bloomer, but the
right to make the laws and to enforce
them, not to mention few other priv
neges which she is now denied.
Briefly, Mrs Stanton likes boomers.
She says women have a perfect right to
wear them if they please. The thought
of that bloomer ball in Chicago fills her
heart with joy. She admitted this to a
New York World reporter, and then
went on to defneher position in man
ner which leaves no ground for misun-
Outstanding. Mrs Stanton has OBJ
served women for a great many years.
Her conclusions are interesting.
"You see," said Mrs. Stanton, "a
woman should have the right to decide
for herself the most convenient and
comfortable style of dress for bicycling
or any other exercise. Men found that
uylng coat-talls were ungalnly and that
baggy trousers were in the way, SO
they changed their dress to suit them
selves, and we didn't interfere. They
have taken in every reef and sail and
appear in skin-tight garments. We did
not bother our heads about their cy-
cling clothes, and why should they
NEEDLE with what we want to wear?
We ask nothing more Of them than did
the devilscin Scripture-'Let us alone"
81 read that recently party of wheel
men and women had an impromptu
dance in Chicago, at jackson park
pavilion, and that the women danced
In boomers. Why shouldn't they?
Women's legs are very much more
graceful and pleasing to look at than
mems; so why should they not expose
them If they care to do so? The wear
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5000
Will buy one of Our fine delivery
wagons. They are the best on
earth for the price.
WOODWARD & BRIGGS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-23

Grand ball, given by Concordia
Lodge No. 1898, X. and l.. of H.,
Saturday, August "a, 1895, at VIM.
Muth's pavilion. Admission 25s.
s 81 &c w, I, g
Finest hand made Sour Mas b
whiskey-Old Crow, at the Crystal
saloon 407 Main plaza. 4 20 tt
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soldiers Are Very Expensive.

During the most peaceful years the
world has 100000 soldiers who are
withdrawn from productive occupa-
tions to pose as soldiers. The pay,
equipments, food and clothing Of these
men cost the worlds taxpayers nearly
$500. OoO, 900 year.
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NEW BICYCLE LIGHT.
An Electrical Device Which May Fill q
"Long-FeIt Want"

A small storage battery of about
eight hours capacity is carried on the
wheel or in the pocket, and body wire
leading from it to the terminal points
on the back of the cap. The lamp in
front is detachable in like manner,
and weighs only about one and one
half ounces. In this simple manner q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-14
MEDICAL.

sUPERFLUOUs HAIR DEFINITELY AND PERslA-
NENTLY DESTROYED without pain or injury to
the skin. Gentlemen, to avoid shaving, may
have the hair upon The back of the neck perma-
nently removed. SCARS, POCK MARKS and all
FACIAL BLEMISHES entirely obliterated WO-
MEMS DISEASES successfully and scientifically
treated. Consultation free DIR. ALICE w. HAIR
VEY, Lady Physician, 1909 II st. NV. my2-2weo'
Cancer, poison. cured without use Of knife;
numerous city references; no charge for consulta-
ton. DR.. GEORGE LILLEY, Specialist,
my11- 3m. Office and Residence, 353 II sw.
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAN. CONSULT THE OLD
reliable specialist, DR.. Brothers, 906 st. sw. ;
so years. experience in treatment Of all diseases
of men; consultation free and strictly confidential
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NO. 6127. ADMIN DOC. 20.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,
Holding a Special Term for Orphans Court Bust
ness, May II, 1885
In the case of Howard l.. Morrison admins
traitor of Ebenezer Morrison, deceased. the admin
istrator aforesaid has, with the approval of the
court, appointed the court Friday, the
18th day of June AID. 1885, at 10 O'Clock a.m, for
making payment and distribution under the court 8
direction and control when and where all creditors
and persons entitled to istributiye shares Tor
legaciesy residue, are hereby notified to attend
in person by agent attorney duly authorized.
vouched otherwise the administrator Will take the
of this order be published a week for three
ing Star previous to the said day.
Test: l.. z. WRIGHT,
Register of Wills for the District of Columbia.
MACKALL g. MAEDEL, Proctors. myl4-1aw3w
n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMB IA.
In re W. II. Houghton Manufacturing Company.
No. 1920. Equity Docket SO.
This being referred to me to report upon
the distribution of the fund realized under the
deed of assignment, notice is hereby given to all
persons and corpo lions who as creditors. or other
WISE may claim a dstributve share of the said
funds to present such claims, with the proofs
thereof, to in this proceeding on or before
WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY.
1895. JAS. u; ZANE, Audltor
United States Court House, Washington, D. 9.
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PROPOSALS.

HEADQUARTERS U. S. MARINE CORPS, QUAR-
tcrmaster's Office, Washington, ID. c., May 13,
1Sa5.-Sealed proposals in duplicate are hereby
invited and will be received at this office until
DAY OF JUNE, 1896, for furnishing the quaint
ties of ice that may be required during fiscal
year ending June, 1885, at the following named
places, TO be delivered there daily Sundays and
ment: At headquarters Marine Corps, 20 pounds /;
at Marine Barracks, Washington, 100 pounds
at Marine Barracks. Navy Yard, d: c., 100
formation may be obtained at this office. Pro,
posals should be Endorsed: Proposals for Ice -
and addressed TO the undersigned who reserves
Judgment the best interests Of the government
NAV REQUIRE Major ii. b. LOWRY, Quarter
master, u. S. Marine Corps, Washington DC.
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PROPOSALS FOR DRAYACE, &c.--DEPOr QUAR-
tcrInaster's Office, Washington, DC, May 10,
ceived here until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, THURS
DAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH, 1895, and then open
ed, for handling, hauling or transporting public
stores or property between Washington, DC, and
neighboring points during fiscal year commencing
July /, 1898. Information furnished on applica-
ton Government reserves right to reject any or
all proposals. Envelopes containing proposals
8. NJ my13-4t
PROUOSALS FOR STEEL FRAME FOR FIRE
proof buding.-Otice Public Buildings and Grounds
War Department, Washington, d. c., May TO-
1s95.sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be re
for furnishing and erecting complete, in position,
the steel frame for freproof building to be con
structed at the United States Government Printing
less Plans can be seen and specifications and
forms for proposals obtained here. Right is re-
served to reject any and all proposals. JOHN NJ
WILSON, Col. Engrs. my10,u ,l3,14,T,2S
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
Virginia Hot Springs,
Warm Sulphur Springs,
Healing Springs,

2,i0o to 2,Goo feet elevation in the Great Warm
,,,,,. Springs Valley. Reached by the
ChESAlEAhE AND OHIO HALLWAY,
TO Sh HOURS FROM WASHINGTON
VIRGINIA HOT STRINGS.
Most complete bathing establishment and pleasure
resort in America. Delightful climate and mag
niiicent mountain surroundings. Baths from fow-
ing hot springs, which rank the most effective
and the most celebrated thermal waters in the
WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS
Five miles from Hot Springs Swimming pools of
bath in the world. Hotel and cottages conducted
as frst-class family resort. Prices moderate:
surroundings delightful
HEALING SPRINGS.
2h miles from Hot Springs. Valuable medicinal
waters. Good hotel and cottages. Quiet and pic
turesque surroundings
STERRY, Manager, Hot Springs, Bath county, Va,
and Warm Sulphur Springs, Bath county, Va.
A. NJ. SrASON. Manager. Healing Springs, Bath
county, Va.
Excursion tickets and sleeping car reservations
at Chesapeake and Ohio Offices. 513 and 1921 Penn
syIyania ave. apSSm
GuENA VISTA srRING HOTEL.
Blue Ridge Mountains. Western Md. B. R.
Engagement book now open.
Apply or address W. NJ REANIER, Manager,
apl6-2ms Hotel Rennert. Baltimore, Md.
WHERE FOR THE SUMMERY-RoCK- ENoN
Springs, Va; Gla hours from Washington, in the
great North mountains. near winchester. Va.
Pure air; no swamp; malaria; mineral baths:
steam heated; ACCOMMODATIONS for 800 guests:
healing, strengthening waters; alkaline iithia
water. specific for dyspepsia; chalybeata mag
nesia for enriching the blood; the old capper for
rheumatic complaints; safe and lovely sum-
mer home; terms very moderate. Circulars at
this Office. For rooms, &C., apply to 4. s.
PRATT. Proprietor, Sun building, Washington
D. Z. my9-3m
FOR RENT-FULLY FURNISHED, AT BERKELEY
zas; near hotel and baths. Apply to owner
Mrs n. c. PLATT. Gaithersburg Md. mylu-3t'
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s16,0o0-Prominent Western Addition corner
annual income, $l470; stores, flats and dwelling
houses; lot 55x1OO feet.
$2250-51O Diamond ST.; modern house Of six
rooms and bath; terms, 500 cash, balance $50
monthly, same as rent
$9UO0-Yearly income $500; Larkin st. flats;
lot 25xs7 IS feet; OFFER wanted.
$lsh0-Rents per annum, $24O; two cottages
opposite California Sugar Refinery; lot SOx11O
feet; make offer.
ss5Oo-Jones ST., corner, bet. Ellis and oFarrell
22:oX60 feet; present improvements should be re-
moved and new building erected.
$l9O0-Carl ST., near Cole: north side; lot 25x
ss00O-Church and Liberty sts., sw corner; fine
residence OF rooms, bath and large basement; lot
3Ox cnG rect can arrange terms if desired.
$62O0-New handsome flats Belvedere ST.,
near Frederick and Golden Gate Park; lot 25x
OF 10 rooms and bath on sunny side OF street,
Golden Gate Park: easy terms if desired.
$o50O-Rents $500 per annum; modern 2-story
Larkin; lot 26x67 IS feet.
$S000-An offer wanted; choice piece Of business
property: Sacramento St, near Baker; store and
fiat leased years; $50 per month: lot 276x
s55O6-Twostory house Of z rooms and bath;
north side OF Pacific ave-, Polk good business
property.
$22 O00-Golden Gate ave. corner: substantial
new improvements; rents $203: will take one
half purchase price in vacant city lots, balance
SlOO00-Devisaderost residence, new and mod
ern: contains II rooms attic and basement; lot
25xl62 Is feet.
| S72o0-Devisadero ST., near Pine; business por-
ton of street; cottage Of rooms and bath; lot
27 :6x100 feet.
$2Su0-Cost owner over $4,000; handsome modern
bay-wndow cottage rooms and bath; cement
street: on line Sutro electric road; easy terms,
equal to rent if desired.
Stevenson ST., near 14tn, 25x65 feet; or
three lots same rate.
$325O-Reduced from $4,000: I'd ave-, bet Point
Lobos and Clement; new cottage of rooms and
bath easy terms equal to rent if desired.
S1100-Noe ST.. e. line, Hill; 25x110 feet
lot all graded and ready TO build
Sl400-Hickory ave, bet. Oak and Fell sts, near
Buchanan: lot 81 6150 feet
$50 000-New residence on Pacific avenue which
cost $4,000; extended marine view: lot
37x127 1874 feet; house elegantly finished; CON
talns about IL rooms; 2 baths, etc.
! $3400-N. side jackson ST., near Leavenworth q
2-story fiat of rooms each; rent $24 so per
month: size lot "a :6xS2.
$8500-Pine ST.. close to Polk; dwellings Of 6
rooms and bath each; rents $74 so; lot 25x120
feet to Austin street.
$6500-Reduced from $4,000: two new fats, 6
and rooms and bath; rent $51 so per month on
McAllister ST.. size OF lot 25x1376.
SS7 50-SW. corner Laguna and Union sts 81 :6x
100
$3750-Ffllmore st., w. line, bet. Hayes and
Grove; 25xl00; or lots at same rate; terms, IA
cash.
$2000-Church ST., bet. 10th and 18th sts.; 25x
125 feet on line electric road
The above is only partial list. We win be glad
to furnish complete list on application.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE 81 CO.,
21S-220 Montgomery ST., Mills building.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
@1e 50O o'FARRELLs ST., Mr.. POWELL;
ID LII. sDUO. fine Investment; 3-storv building.
store ana fats above; rented very low at $50.
$40 go powE s.[os ST. COR; OF FRAN
sisting of store and fats above leased for $780, lot
GdRnO CHATTANOOGA ST., Mr.. 2lsT;
S4oVO fine new residence Of large rooms
2sx125.
S4OOU. ner); l-story frame building, CON
sisting of store and rooms; lot 50xlOo.
S20 600 9Th 18Th sra gTsm ME hAa HOWARD; ~
flats above; also double house rear street con-
tanning fats Of rooms each; lot 25x155.
moroo A BARGAIN; SPLENDID TWO
SS0UO. story house Of 8 large rooms bath ah
ETC.; Scott ST., McAllister; house cost $4,000
10 build; lot 32x125.
BUILDING LOT.
S4lOO s. eas2:s good lot en ios ss,.
RICHMOND SNAP.
SOOU ave-, bet. Point Lobos ave. and Clement
ST.; easy terms.
MISSION LOTS.
$4OO oles and spe sI e, street
work all done; grand view.
NEAR MARKET STREET.
Q.7EOO 9Th ST., NEAR MISSION; TWO
- OUU. story building; only block from
Market st.
0O7SO NORTH SIDE OF PAGE ST., Mr..
DAtCO. Cole; 2ox1OO-
o1dOO POINT LoBos AVE, Mr.. NINTH
Ol1OU. ave.; 25x100; on grade
CCeOO FELL ST, Mr.. BAKER; LOT 25x
| .DZOOO. 1875; street work all done; very
| cheap lot.
| O1OsO TWENTY-FIRST ST., Mr., FOL-
SIO0U. som: 25xllo.
| oO0SO FINE CORNER; CASTRO AND
| IpLLCO. Elizabeth sts; 26:6xl05
o1O0O EACH-2 LOTS, EACH 25x1oo;
| OlOUU Twenty-frst ST., near Dolores select
nelghborhood.
0.1s0o FINE CORNER ON BAKER ST..
| clOUU. near Greenwich; 24x94; cable cars
pass property.
| GO760 COLE ST, Mr.. OAK; LOT 25x1O7;
| SAIOU street work all done.
o1e0O BoYCE ST. Mr.. GEARY; oox12o;
| eDlOOO. street work done.
| CIOOO $50 CASH; $40 MONTHLY: LOTS
| Clement and Lake sts: we have best lots in this
| section; write for diagram.
| 0SOO CASH AND S24OO IN MONTHLY
| tDOUU instalIments of $50 each: 4.h ave- near
| foored basement; mantels, ETC.; lot 25xl2O.
O17OO WASHINGTON AVE. OFF PRE-
DI lOU. cita; rooms and bath; lot 25x11O;
| 500 cash, balance same rent; $l4 OS monthly
| BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
| 10 Montgomery st.
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EOR SALE BY
i THOMAS JAMES STANTON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,

0o1 MONTGOMERY st.
S2300-House of fats of and rooms each:
large lot. 32x100, sunny side, and stable in rear
always rented; pays well; this is a snap.
S31 50-Corner on Jones ST.; house of 4 flats: al
ways rented; pays per cent; good bargain
S5500-2 houses OF fats each on TAYLOR ST. +:
pays over per cent and always rented; this is a
snap; come and see it.
s350o-2-story house and store with 3 living
rooms in rear and fiat Of rooms upstairs, with z
lots. 50Nl01 IS; good stand for grocery bakery
and notions; streetcar terminus Mt the same cor
ner: this is a snap; will sell house and lot.
S9000-Pacifc Heights property; new house of 9
rooms and bath and finished basement; this Is a
nice home and very cheap.