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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-25
EDUoArioNAL

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brane hes; drama and opera speeialties ladies and
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VIOLIN, MANDo1N, GUITAR, CoRNEr
taught. Prof l. MERkt. 80 1eary reasonable
4 LINER f. HYER, TEACHER OF PIANO.
~ banjo, mandolin. 405 6eary ST., room IT,
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION BooKKEEP-
ing. shorthand, etc. SJiehl's college, 1913 Market
NlS~ BoLTE'S SCHOOL, 2Zs7 SACRAMEN MO:
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month; separate French Kindergarten; coach.
SPANIsH. FRENCH, GERMAN; MODERATE.
CMeisterschafs school Languages, l2s oFarrell 81
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-25

pROF SHIPLEY. rAPEwCRM SPECIALIST,
L S06 Market ST., San krs ncis 0, has cured 1900
tapeworms in pas ID wears here; read eireu Of
symptoms: consultation IS free al or write;
price OF medc,ne. $40 by EXPIRE IS G. .. d. Worms
suck away strength and ruin health.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
THE DULLNIG DEAL.
RUMORS AS TO THE CAUSE OF THE
TRANSACTION.
Some Say 1t Is to Pay Up the Gulf
Shore Debts, While others Claim
It Is to Secure the Credi-
tors of the Fifth Ma
tional Bank.

1t is not every day that $780,
600 deal is made in San Antonio,
consequently the transaction Of
George Dullnig proved a leading
topic in local business circles last
night. Mr.. Dullnlg is too shrewd
a business man to waste time for
sheer nonsense and create sensa-
ton, just to break the monotony OF
the prevailing hard times. So
there must be something in it
when he goes in for quarter of a
million.
All sorts of rumors were afioat
last night. Some were to the effect
that the filing OF the two deeds of
trust and the bill OF sale meant
that the debts Of the Gulf Shore
railway would be paid and that
Mr.. Dullnig would become a rail-
road magnate.
Another rumor was that "run"
was feared on the Fifth National
bank, and that the money was
procured in order to secure the
creditors of the bank.
George j.. Dullnig, one of the
purchasers of the mercantile bust
ness, and son of Mr.. Dullnig, was
seen by a reporter for the
LIGHT last night, and asked
in regard to the aforemen-
toned rumors. "Well, in a case
like this there are naturally all
kinds of rumors out. We (mean-
ing himself and Messrs. Hartung
and Prinz) have bought out the
business and will conduct 1t in the
future. AS far as the creditors OF
the bank are concerned, they will
get every dollar that they have in
the bank. The money will be used
in paying the creditors OF the bank
and everybody will receive every
dollar they have in the bank. The
whole matter will be Strengthened
out in a few days and everything
will run as formerly"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Naval Medical Vacancies.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Upon
the retirement OF Medical Director
Richard @. Dean there will be
twelve vacancies in the medical
corps of the navy. DR.. Dean is the
second ranking officer in the corps,
and his departure will cause pro-
motions all along the line. The
only officer who outranks him is
DIR. A. l.. Gihon, who will retire on
September % next, and unless un-
usual anxiety is evinced by civilian
surgeons the Naval Medical Corps
will be reduced thirteen members
below the number authorized by
law and actually needed for the
maintenance for health in the ser
wi no
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
San Antonio Texas Sunday Morning, May g. 1895.
Texas by Wire.

GALVESTON, May 25.-U. S. Sen.
ator James HI. Berry, of Arkansas,
came in yesterday for visit.
SCHULENBURG, May 25.-Joseph
Schneider suicided by taking
strychnine, two weeks ago, near
his residence, four miles north of
here. His body was found yester-
day. Domestic trouble caused it.
AUSTIN, May &c. NJ. King,
ticket agent at Kingsland, on the
Austin and Northwestern, killed
his S.year-old son last night, think
ing him burglar.
LAREDO, May 25.-At last La
redo has had a heavy rain. The
Rio Grande rose seventeen feet.
HALLETTsvILLE, May 25.-Tom
Koonze, an old Negro shot Lon
Armisted, a young Negro whom he
had forbidden calling to see his
granddaughter, after warning him
away. Armisted will die.
BROWNSVILLE, May %. = The
schooner Alfred and Sammie was
beached off Padre Island in the
late storm. No lives were lost.
GALVESTON, May 25.-The steam
er Alma has arrived with the heav-
lest cargo ever entered in United
States port, 12,76S barrels Of &C.
ment.
CUERo, May 25.-Judge Koenig
has decided the prohibitory state
law against minors entering sa-
looms and buying liquors to be I'M
constitutional.
AUSTIN, May 25.-Geo. w. Lit
tlefield has closed the trade by
which he becomes proprietor Of the
Driskill hotel. The building will
have two stories added and an
opera house will be put in.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Lawn Tennis Cracks to Meet

NEW HAVEN, May 25.-Entries
close Monday for the New England
championship tournament at the
New Haven Lawn Tennis club to-
morrow and the following days.
The players from New York and
Brooklyn will be Larned, How
land, Stevens, and probably Par
ker, among the experts. The Sec
ond-raters expected are Paret, Cra-
gin, Thurber, Mcmahon, John Ho.
bart and McEnroe. Chace and
Budlong are also expected to COM
pete and Foote will defend the
championship cup against the
winner of the tournament.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
will Plimmsr Lower His Flagp

LONDON, May 25.-Billy Plim-
mer and George Corfleld are match.
ed to box before the National
Sporting club Monday evening for
a purse OF $1,000, at ITO pounds.
Johnny Murphy, Of Boston, wishes
to fight the winner. The encoun'
ter is very significant one. Plim-
mer, who is the champion bantam
fighter of the world, and whose
record is known throughout the
world, will have to contend with a
stubborn customer in Garfield.
The latter has been before the Eng
lish public a number of years and
his a dvancement in his class
has been rapid and marked.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
MoRTALLY WOUNDED.
Josh Brooks Shot Near stockdale
Friday Night.

frludy NlBnI.
w. E. Carmichael, of this city,
received the following telegram
yesterday afternoon from Lavernia
from his wife:
"Josh Brooks was shot last night
and is dying"
The telegram contained no fur
Their particulars. 1t is believed the
shooting took place near Stockdsle.
Brooks formerly taught school at
Nockenut postofflce and was
also at one time lead
ing land dealer of Velasco.
He is we'll known in this section,
and has the reputation Of being
peaceable and law-abiding citizen.
Brooks is CarmichaePs brother-in-
law. AS no trains Of the Gulf
Shore were scheduled to leave to
take Carmichael to the wounded
man in time, he borrowed horse
and left for the place at once.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Baptist Anniversaries.

SARATOGA, n. Y, May 25.-An.
niversary week of the Baptists of
the United States will be observed
here for the week beginning Mon
day. Today there will be meet
ting of the Womans'Baptist Home
Mission society. The Baptist Young
Peoples'Union will hold meeting
Tuesday. The American Baptist
Missionary Union will observe its
eighty-first anniversary the same
day. The American Baptist Home
Mission society will hold its sixty
third anniversary two days later,
and on Saturday the American
Baptist Publication society will
hold its seventy-first anniversary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Ridiculing the BANQUET.

ROME, May 25.-As mock PEN
dant to the Crispi banquet, 300 So
cialists held an entertainment in
an adjacent theatre, to which they
charged 4S confines admission.
Violent anarchist speeches were
made and the crowd became so
noisy that they were finally dis
persed by the police amid a storm
Of protests and numberless hand to
hand encounters. Several Of the
ringleaders were arrested. Spe-
cial police precautions were taken
to protect the guests at the Crispi
banouet,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Foraker After Mckinley.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 25.-It is
generally reported here now that
Governor Foraker proposes to con-
troll the Republican convention at
GAINESVILLE this week and that
Bushnell is to be the candidate OF
the Foraker faction. The contest
for the nomination for governor
will in that case be between Bush
nell and Geo. X. Nash, of Column
bus, or James H. Hoyt, Of Cleve-
land, which ever the administra-
ton faction Of the party concludes
to support.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
WINCHESTER AT WACO
Awful Tragedy Resulting from Dc
nestle Trouble.

Awful Tragedy Resulting from Dc
nestle Trouble.
WACO, Texas, May 25.-(Special.)
Geo. d. Griffice, blacksmith, did
frightful execution with Win
chester rifle this afternoon, shoot
ing his son-in-law, Wash Anderson,
through the head and breast, kill
ing him instantly. Grifice stood
in front OF his shop on Franklin
street, one OF the most used streets
of the city, and as Anderson and
his brother were passing in buggy,
seized the rifle and began firing.
In addition to killing Anderson he
shot and MORALLY wounded Tom
Green, a negro, IA years old, and
shot another negro boy named
Hayes, through the arm. In adj
dition, he shot and killed a saddle
horse tied to wagon.
Anderson had filed a suit for d.
vorce from his wife, Critics.
daughter, and bad feeling existed
between the men for some time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
The Opening of Polo.

NEW YORK, May 25.--The Mead
Ebrook club has polo tourna-
|ent at Westbury, l.. l., beginning
|ondsy to last through June 1.
he polo committee, which is COM
/ sed of delegates from every
10 club in the United States, has
ed this date. For the first time
Western clubs will have teams
the Eastern circuit. Seventeen
BIS are now enrolled in the Polo
sociation, three more than last
kr. The new clubs hail from
icago, Dover, Pa, and Lowell,
So. in all, 257 players are handi-
AnQd
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Musicians Society Officers

A meeting of the directors of the
San Antonio Musicians society,
local No. 6, was held May %, and
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President, Wilhelm Marx; vice
president, Mic. Lovece; secretary,
f. II. Miller; treasurer, Louis Eek
narf.
Finance committee: A. Cruz, G.
III. Weyrich, VIM. Spintig.
Examining committee: @. Beck,
G. Swain, Mic. Lovece, f. 81.
Miller.
Six new members were adj
mitted.
Regular meetings for the direc-
tors will be at s p. m. on every sec
ond and last Monday in the month,
at Scholz' hall.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
AUSTIN LETTER.

AUSTIN, Tex, May 25.-(Special
Correspondence.)-A series OF races
will be run at the Driving park
here on June 80. The events will
be as follows:
Pacing race, free for all one-half
mile heats.
Trotting race, Travis county stall
lions, one-half mile heats.
Running race, free for all, one.
quarter mile dash.
Running race, free for all, thirty
yards dash.
Running race, saddle horses, free
for all, one-eighth mile dash.
Running race, free for all, one
eighth of mile.
Pacing race, for horses that have
not been trained, one-eighth mile
heats.
At the last meeting of the city
council another bond election was
ordered. This time it is to extend the
bonded Indebtedness Of the city
100000 for the purpose Of COM
pleting the system OF water works
and city electric lighting.
Ex-County Treasurer Ed. Apder-
son has renovated one of the lake
steamboats, and will soon appear in
the role of full fledged river cap:
tain, carrying excursion crowd sto
the head of navigation.
The dummy line running from
Congress avenue to the dam is
changed to an electric system, the
trolley wire posts being put up.
The Seventh Day Adventis are
holding a series Of well attended
tent meetings under the direction
of Rev. Mr.. Merrell.
Sheriff White went to George
town yesterday with his blood
hounds, to run down some escaped
prisoners.
The heavy spasmodic showers OF
the past few days have sent the
water over the big dam with a
heavy rush and roar. A small
stone dam on Barton's creek, just
west of the city, was torn away
Wednesday night, causing about
S150 worth of damage.
DR.. f. w. Simonds, professor Of
geology and mining, leaves for
North Carolina next week to rep
resent the University of Texas at
he centennial celebration Of the
college Of North Carolina, to be
held there shortly. -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
The Sixteen to One Craze,

Why not try a little practical BIZ
metallism and change off some
American gold for "dobie dollars"
and go down with the drummers
on their June invasion OF Mexico?
The premium that you can get on
your money will pay the expenses
of your trip, and the practical
knowledge OF the double standard
will be worth a fortune any way.
One "dobie" in Mexico goes as far-
as one American dollar in the
United States, and you can get two
for one at the border. "Cash in,
boysw
See that your excursion ticket
reads via the Official Standard
Gauge route, Eagle Pass and Next
can Central. Special trains leave
San Antonio, June 6, 1895.
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Brute summarily Deal. With.

HENDERSON, KY, May %. -
Claude Henderson, alias Kennedy,
the Negro, who attempted to COM
NIT rape upon the 13-year-old
child, Mildred Gray, near DeKovel,
Thursday morning, was taken
from the Caseyville jail last night
by a mob of one hundred men and
conveyed to the scene Of his crime,
where his 'lifeless body was left
hanging to tree.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
"La Bufa.n

In Spanish this means a "blow-
out, but it would be more correctly
translated a "blow-in," because
around the foot of this Zacatecas
hill, numerous confiding "gringos"
have blown their surplus cash into
many an abandoned prospect hole.
1t is pretty place, however, with
its little convent and lighthouse
towers on top and the railroad at
its foot. The L. p. AIS had better
confine themselves to selling min
ing supplies rather than in trying
to scratch the white metal out OF
the earth themselves, and so give
the native a chance.
See that your excursion ticket
reads via the Official Standard
Gauge route, Eagle Pass and the
Mexican Central. Special trains
leave San Antonio, June 9th, 1895.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Life Saving Inventions.

BOSTON, May Pa meeting Of
the board for the examination Of
inventions for use at United States
life-saving stations has been called
to assemble here Monday. The
members of the board are Protes.
sor Cecil II. Peabody, Boston; Cap
tain Charles A. Abbey, United
States Revenue Marine, New
York; Captain David A. Lyle,
Ordnance Department, Philadel-
phia; Lieutenant Byron l.. Reed,
United States Revenue Marine,
Washington; Superintendent Ben
jamin C. Sparrow, Massachusetts, i:
Superintendent Jerome q. Kiah,
Michigan; Assistant Superinten-
dent Herbert NJ. Knowles, Rhode
Island. Their decisions may re-
volutionize the system of life.sav-
ing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Puts Himself on Record,

ROME, May 25.-The Marquis Di
Rudini, ex-premier, in a speech at
Turin, has declared himself Lib
eral Monarchist, and supporter
of the status quo in the Mediter.
ranean. He also declared himself
in favor OF maintaining friendship
with England. The alliance OF the
central European powers, he said,
meant peace.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
A Sure Enough Concert.

FEW YORK, May 25.-The an.
y concert of the Peoples'Singing
sses, of which Frank Damrosch
director, will be given at Carne-
Music Hall Monday evening.
IRE will be a chorus of 1900
|sted by well-known soloists
a full orchestra of 80 pieces.
programme will consist Of
|ldelsohn's Cantata "Lauda ST.
Max Bruch's musical adapta-
Of the story Of Jessie Brown at
siege Of Lucknow, the choral
/ the Meistersinger, the Men Of
Heck, and "America.p
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Ryan and Billy Smith.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Tommy
Ryan and "Mysterious Billy"
Smith, are signed to meet in a %
round bout before the Seaside
Athletic club Monday. The men
are to weigh in at 145 ponds,
Ryan is the welter-weight cham
pion. Mike Cooney and Billy
job ara to have a six-round bout
at the same time aud place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Neil and Stiff to Fight.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 25.-
"Dutch" Neil, of st. Louis, and
Billy Stiff, of Chicago, are signed
to box II rounds before the Terre
Haute Athletic club Monday at 154
Mounds
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Smallpox Outbreak,

WASHINGTON, May 25.-In add.
ton to the serious outbreak of
smallpox in Staunton, Va, the ma
rine hospital service eports cases
of smallpox during the past two
weeks at Bowling Green, KY; New
Orleans, La; Memphis, Tenn; Pa.
ducah, KY; Vicksburg, Miss.
Wheeling, w. Va. In most cities
the named cases were sporadic.
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LULING JoTTINGs.
Crops Fine-Electric Plant Wanted
Social Notes Baseball-Game
Chickens - Church Talk.
Other News.

Chickens - Church Talk.
Other News.
Special Correspondence.
LULING, Tex, May 25.-Crops Of
cotton, corn and cane were never
better in this section. The acreage
OF cotton in the county was re-
duced this year nearly twenty-five
per cent and in its place corn and
sorghum were planted. The hay
crop is also large and in a flourish
ing condition.
Luling's new electric light sys-
tenn is working to perfection. All
of the hotels, churches and great
many dwellings have been wired.
Luling is now the central tele-
phone office of this section, the line
at this place branching to Prairie
Lea, Belmont, Leesville, Gonzales
and Lockharr, with number of
intermediate offices. We can hello
almost anywhere you wish.
The Luling High school closed
this week with graduating class
of six. The exercises were held in
the Opera house and were largely
attended.
Social matters have been lively
this week, hop at the opera
house, and socials at Miss Carter's,
Mr.. l.. w. Pierce's, Alderman j. G..
Nugent's, and Captain r. T. Nixon.
A grand ball is on the tapis for the
near future.
Luling has contributed largely
to the reunion at Houston this
week. Gotch Hardeman camp, T..
G. W, and the city's crack military
company, the Lipscomb Rifles,
both went down and took mud
bath In the Bayou City. The Rifles
returned this morning, looking
rather stained and travel worn.
The veterans will return by spe-
cial train, over the Arkansas Pass,
this evening.
Luling's two base ball clubs have
wiped up the earth with all sur
sounding clubs and are looking for
new worlds to conquer. Perhaps,
from all accounts, San Antonio
would do we'll to make a bid for
two or three of our boys. They are
good ones.
The owners of fine chickens
(games) about Luling are quietly
putting themselves in trim to
mash San Antonio all up the next
time that they come out.
The Luling fire department have
placed an order for one of the finest
alarm bells in the state. They will
also in a short time receive new
supply of hose.
The district conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church is in
session here this week, Rev. B.
Harris, of San Antonio, presiding,
and Rev. Sterling Fisher, OF San
Marcos, clerk. About one hun
bred delegates, lay and clerical, are
in attendance.
Business, while quiet, is not dull
and with the bright prospects for
big crops our merchants are all in
good spirits.
Passengers on the westbound
Southern Pacific train state that a
terrific rain and hail storm visited
the section near Waelder yester-
day evening, completely destroy.
ing crops and quitting all streams
out of their banks. Plum creek,
near here, is nearly mile wide,
being up to the Arkansas Pass
bridge. The south train is being
held here. B. WI.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
Trottiug at Belmont.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25'-Tht
spring trotting meeting at Bel
mont Park begins Monday to last
five days. A feature Of abe meet,
ing will be the Belmont stakes
for horses Of the 1925 class to be
trotted on Decoration Day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
A Russian Maneuver.

LONDON, May PA dispatch to
the Pail Mall Gazette from Shang-
hal, says: "Great excitement is
caused by the report that the Rus
slams occupied Kirin, Manchuria,
thus cutting off the retreat Of a
large force OF Japanese troops.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26

to overlooking with such business
men, eager to settle in Mexico, and
hence every visitor is regarded
with distrust until it has been as
certained that he does not intend
to invest his money in mercantile
venture. CoNCHITA.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
An American Snake.

LONDON, May Pa large speci-
ben of the water viper of Florida,
Eceived by naturalist, from
|merica, and which died suddenly,
|as been presented to the British
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-26
The shooting in the Seventh

The shooting in the Seventh
ward, quite frequent of late, is said
to be done by policeman in going
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hirsh, of Dallas,
Texas, are visiting in the city and
are stopping with their mother,
Mrs. M. Koenigheim, on South
Flores street.