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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
No AnarchIs,. or soclnlI,t. Wanted.

BEKLlA, May 3g Tho socialist news papers publish Ruuther circular privately Issued uy tlu pru>Sian authuritiGS forbid
 ding re0ruiIisS commissioners to enroll anarvLists or socialists in the Guards corps.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29

NEW N\\E>. May 23 The New EnS- land tennis tournmont opened at the grounds ot ths New Haven Lawn club for the chaml iuushlp of Now EnGland and 4 cup u4rlld hy tho Lawn club which was wua lat year Ly Fuute of Iale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
Iint Shcn.. ArncnI.

AlEA\l. May E1-Ono of tho eases on the court "f appeals calendar today is the app.al from tLr G1rislun ut conviction and svntours oE drAth in tho case ut Rat Shcl. the Troy man who was C, nvirtcd If murdoring Rn"'-i H'~s nt a municipal olertion In Troy in tho spr rS If l>,'5,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
Gail Hamilton. Condition.

WAsuINGroN, May 29--MiSs Mary A. Dodge Gail Hamiltnnl suffered another stroke of paralysis on Monday and has bean unconscious most of tho time since. Iate last night sho revived somewhat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
IIaptIst Missionary Union.

SARATOGA. May 39,-At tho Baptist Missionary union hore addrossrs were made by Rov, Thomas Moody of Africa, Rev G. N ThnmSscu ut India and Rcv. D. D MacLAuriu Q: Michigan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
>sndo,nl Thanked Tor killing Mnrti.

uANANA, May 21.-C"!'ncl >andIval, who commanded tLc SlAuSa troops which dCfeAtv! tl.r rC,'ci~ at u,A di tbs liiuS in thp engagement in wh!tA Jrse Marti was killed has received t.r thanks ut the Qucln regent uf spain and Ter fl,icIla ;ions upon llr outcome Vl tho attack
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
Ear,hqunhe Shock In Vermont.

BKATTLEuoEn Vt. May % An earth Quako shock was plainly folt in this town A rumblins nuiSu accompanird tho earth movements, In soma parts O: thu county people were badly >rarcd and dwellings wero rocked and thoir foundations injured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE.

Nothing can kill self respect; everything wounds iT.-Dc Srgur.
 Among women there cannot exist any rcal inequalities, only that of beauty- AIphOnse karr.
 IL h noI necessary shat therS should be love in boOk. buI therO must be much tendorLrSs-J JOubert.
 What h Ihe Use of Knowing how so tell the truth; So few persons know how to hear iIs-A. q d'HoudcIot.
 ThUrO arS many women who allow theln- solves to De conquered: thore Are few who allow themselves tO bO taned.-Eugene ChaVctte
 How utterly misurablo to always dopend on SOno one, for it is always "some one who mak,- you snd or joyful!-Maris BaShktrtSVf
 HerN,iSm iA active g~nius-Senius con- tcnplatiVe herOism. Heroism is the seli devotion of gOnius manlfeSting itsOlf in ac, tiun. .-Ph. GerjanL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
Rhode Islands Governor 1naururated

NEWPORT. F. |, May 29.-Tho illumi- nation following tho inauguration eNer- CiSeS was the SranGoSt ever scon in Now port on like occasion The stat0house and city hall were lighted hy gas jets run ming tho ontiro length of tho buildings. Tho large square in front of tho statohouse was illuminated with stroamcrs of colorcd incandcscont lights, towering above all being the words, Our Governor. Charlos Warden Lippit," over a shiold of rcd. white and blue lights.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
tnc,i,h Gold Mem Combine.

loAnn>. May ?n-At a m .<tinG of lcadlu- city AnArrs and merchants held II the l&.ma.ns h,',,c uf t,lyu. Mills. Cur rie X Go. I.,.Iul a:d street. this city, 1t was ,!c,Ilod tn flrm a gold standard de tenSu association
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
Thirty two >csroc. Reported Murdered

SAN ANroNl", Tex, May 29,-Jim CrawlCy and two other neIro,s who have arrived from tho negro colony in Mexico that went from Georgia say that 32 of their number wCrv recently murdered near Monclova because they tried to escape to the United States from thcir slavery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
I'm NrNsrts l.nsi.

Sr Jun>'>. N. F.. May 2H. - The schooner EuIru!o NtNIllAu Wis lest sun day nlGht oT t..o fishing hamlet IlulyroNd- All uu board were saved The hriEaniins Reaper If .Icr>ry bound for Quchvc, was lost in the channel. Four If the crew We're t:uwucd and four wero rescued
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
MAReLING BOOKS,
Tie Slow Old Process by Which tho Fancy
 Edges Are Made.


 Almost ever sinCu the first books were mads the fashion Uf marbloiZing tho edges of many of them has been in vogua It used to be, however, that only tho most expensive volumes - those bound in full calf and elaborately let. tercd-had their edges thus garniShcd, but now such finishing is left, for the most part, for ledgerS. daybooks and other blank books intended for business use.
 Though long before gilt edges were thought of the Ornamenting of the plain white edges of books to initiate marble was popular. therc has been little or no change in the process since its first in reduction.
 It is generally supposed that all such details havo como under tho stamp of the hu0kmakvr'S art until thtro is nOth- ;ng left ill them to remind one of their first and carlicst days, but not with marbling. As time has gone on the pop ularity of this method of embelliShing paper has grown less. Consequently there has been no need to devise means ivy which it could be moro speedily done. There have been some improvements in tho original methods. but most book binders still stick to the old way as good enough.
 Instead If hooks whiZZinS through machinery one after another and taking on their IHarhlrd edges ill some mysteri- ous manner. aS might to supposed. each book is taken hy hand separately and tho l>av, dipped. tightly held together, | into thu l!Luld that marks their edges with tho many Colcrcd little vcinS tc- | furo the covers arV put OH. \ trough about two inches deep is filled with gum water. on the surface of which various Colorvd pigments have been thrown and disposed in various forms with A comb and coarse wire teeth.
 Tho cans of liquid paint are ranged along the sides of the trough, and from | them tho paint Is taken hy dipping into | them long, soft hairbruShoS that arc | hold uyrr ll.o water and allowed to drip. | Ono color is put down right over the | other, and the wide. coarse comb drag | grd through thvm Tho books arc cX- trCmtIy dvNtvryu>ly dipped into the Wa trr. anal tEr culOrS adhVriuS 10 their edges arc Svt bv flashing cold water over 1 th,ln But one uf the threo edges at a 1 time cau Do marblriZcd and set up on rnd lp try before the book can Do han dlcI again fir anuthor dipping. Thus tlp varivEatrd edges of books and mar hlyd papers for tho sides and covers of them are lrcducCd.
 The p1>rtSS may serm httle slow, but il answers all tho needs that the boohbindrr finds for it.-St Louis Ro- public.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
One Exception.

Now S,,nu thu festive, little ant VIII have Ia wildly hustle Tu tinl the plrNlc pie and cream To vNsr,jsU his muscle.
 -IhlrNrN IntNr NN,ean
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
Historic Trrmchman Dead.

PARIS, Nay ", - Alln-t otherwise Alexander Martin the 'ast su-vIvur If th" governs ont es'all.hCd h. tho na't .i,lA assembly In lsio u!td ul>ss Crc4l, .,p.ri maNt nf fN'..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
,..n.r,l lInrri.nn nt West Point.

u!uIl N\p FAIis N. \. May 3A-Ex- rrcs. dent Harrison NrS pemmick, Mas ter Irn:amin Mckee and Judge Finley nt EAltimurl are at Wrs; Point as the guests of Colonel EruSI, superintendent If the Military academy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
COupHOuliSP.

Mr. Win;Crho;trfn-- Emily. thc dcrtor avs all wc nrrd fur thr>r colds of ours k whisky and Quiniur
 Mrs. Cyrus it ynu think you rr going tn at ;4uy whisky drwn my thrrat you ar,' much mistaken,
 Mir. WinlrrlOttotu-Aud 1 haven't a particle "f faith in qujninr, Sn brought them in >,'pArI;r lV!,kas,'> llrrr's your quininc.-I'hicagn Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
< Judge Dead.

Cru!'i l.> rows. \ Y. May 33.-W0rd has been rctv'vrl l;ec" that Judge F. M. Harris ut Ih $ village died in New York rity. whoro hr had grn' for treatment, ALtrr IuMS ll!ncsS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
Sti!l EnSat!sned.

First StranSCr-Str, my wifr s,lyS you havo bu'n staring at her for the last half hour. l want an apology.
 S,'rnnd Strtn .2,r-Crrtainlv may have been lvui>inS at your wife, but WAS in dcrp study and did not ~,r her at all.
 Zee. When she hears that she will be nraddcr than ever. "-lndiarapnlis Jour- nal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29

HOODS FILLS cur0 Taver Ills, Bthousnesss IndIEese4on, Headache. A r@sAsAnE laxative. All DxuGKists-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
Six rer>uns Killed

Six Persons Killed by Boiler Explosion.
 Ll>ruN, May 29.-ThO boiler of a steam boat rmI,loyrd on the harhOr works here cxrIoued Six persons on tho stcamhoat wrr, killed. and two men who wcrc passing in a TON boat arc missing. Tho explosion did sr,at damage ashore,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
.An .l;r N,Enuer.

She yawrvl. >,,, F., t.x,, wont to sleCp. And still hr ,.. sl ,; e,.; He shr9nk fry:a ,@t,I':.:; the might, Because he !ov, | l.,r >1. He heard nytsr, tl., lA.& porch creaked. "Burgla's, he sH>;4rj. tlt sine Awul, and ss:d. ''rh, ll!lSrlan' = step Is quite Well known tn l;!v."
 -B>>tun Courier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
Our Mems
 Suits

During the next few weeks,
 The season, you know, has been cold enough for ulsterS up to date (eNcept about 1 days) and now our large stock must go. Tine prices in our window are lower than the lowc>t-it you want good quality.
 But we have good reason
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
\r.rr,.A .,,c >tr.hrr.. rcrm..

RlAch>juNF Mas. May :2.-Tho Riv ersilr ,,.;a; a: :: las ac, cp,oL tho terms "f the >lrfnrr> ht Ar l wuoirn mill. and they wi! !vturn iu work Friday morning
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
LAs.ls FAlls. Ftr.s El.etiau

LITTLE FAILS, N. Y, May s0-Ths first election in the city of Little Falls re- suited in an overwhelming Republican victory.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
WaterburyFire Alarm

LOCATION OF BoxES The following A-e the Fire Alsrr ss~aS ndeS the new system:
 Rogers | Bro" : Cor East Main and NiAx.xn streesA i-a Cor East Main and woleOo rpad lS Cor High and Walnut strAata. Is C T last Main and Chsrry streek.- IT Cor East MAiR and Oale strsneA Fl Cor NoCth Elm and KkaRsbury Esu..e. 9S Cor North Elm. North NAtn Naa G@-x
 streets "A Waterbury MAnutastsang samnanws 2-s Cor North Main and HoEth Sena1 f Cor Buckingham and 0ooks stree.A n Cor Grove and Prospect streeas. as Cor Hillside Gvaaue and Ens sssasA 4s Cor Johnson and Wltarxius sszeata l-1 The Platt BrSs 0N' |. WAserb>ry Csvcx company zopsnsu
 ment tsetoTyL'
 Exchange pls3e. ,a Cor West Main and Ymov ssxeses. s-' Cor West Main and Hstartown roaa s-s Horse Gar Raiiroad stahls.s sS Waterbury Brass eonpanys s-T Cor Cedar and Meadow streses. s-s Cor Grand and Held streets. s-l-I our Bank and Meadow streesa els Randolph A OOwsss s-I-4 Plume 4 AiwoSd Maaufassart,s sor.
 panY." s-a-l No ( Hoss rousa- s &S Holmes Bo th q HAydsnRs s 8-4 Cor Charles and Porter ssrssA.- 3 2-s Cor Simons strsst and WaAhinzScna Cor South Main and Grand ssr~stx. t-1 Cor South Main and Gay ssrSses. t-s Waterbury Watch oonpany.s tS Benedict | BurnhAn MAaukassurs,.
 company 4S Waterbury Buckls eonpanys tT Cor South Main and wasAlnxtoa n. Scoyill Manufacturing company. s5 Cor Franklin and Union ssrsesx fS Waterbury Clock Go. tease tnetory, st Cor Clay and Mil streses. sS Cor Liberty and River strseks, s-1 No Hose House. ss Cor Baldwin and Stone sre~a>-
 Cor Bridge and MAgill EtrseeR. s-1 Or Doelittie sI,as and Dahlin sess .sPrfvaa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
l,r..lnrr Ir,.,cn C.ptain.

CAva%.>.F. Mas. May 2Y,-J. L, Ercm,g. H.6. Was ,Lvsru captain 0: tho Harvard track :.lh}l.ic team for next year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
Tired Women

Should stop and consider the dangers which threaten them because of their weakness. languor and lack of ambition. Thousands of women find their strength unequal to the demands of duty. And vs: there is .,o escape from the incessant round of care and tou. They must have strength. How shall it be given? By building up their systems through puri- Gei, eurithed and vitRlized blood. uosi's SarsaYar;lla will giyo them strength hcrause it will make their blood y,u-, a,,d e2a%ls # 10 feed he nerves upon U-oge- nou-j-Aucut. It will create an a~pv;.,e. tone the stomach and invigorate every organ. It is W hat tired women need.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
AH.srlcan Artist nonor~d.

PARIs. Nay s0-wilIIAm Lamb Pick nell, the American Artisl has bean award cd a third slAss medal by the oommitees pn Awards of the Paris salon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
WrAI!tr Forecast,

Fair wa,m,r SOS t'.wrs'Orly winds
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
Nj 90

And now running at large in Atascoss
County, said mark and brand being re
corded In said County Of Atascosa.
And whereas, said conveyance was
made in trust to secure the payment oil
two certain promissory notes executed by
the said R. b. Willborn and Incarnacion
G.. Willborn, payable to Elmendorf &
Company for the sum OF nine
hundred and fifty dollars each, with
interest thereon at the rate of twelve per
cent per annum from date until paid, to-
gether with ten per cent In addition In
case resort is made to judicial proceed
ings to collect the same.
And whereas, ~ was expressly provided
In said trust deed that the above property
should be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash In hand for the
purpose of paying off and discharging
said notes, with interest thereon, and the
expenses Of such sale, with the balance
remaining, II any, to be paid over to the
said r. b. Wilborn and Incarnation G.
Wilborn. their heirs or assigns.
And whereas, said deed of trust further
provided, that should the said John Z.
Ochse, trustee, die, or for any reason, fail
or refuse to act, that successor or SUBJ
stitute trustee may be appointed by the
holder of said note.
And whereas. said notes have long since
become due and are matured, and there
is now due thereon, principal and inter-
est, the sum Of two thousand, seven
hundred and seventy-four dollars and
fifty-three cents.
And whereas, the said John E. Ochse,
trustee, is dead.
And whereas, the said Elmendorf &
Company, the owner and holder of said
notes, have appointed Benno Engelke, of
the City of San Antonio, County of Bex-
ar and State of Texas as a successor or
substitute trustee of the said John K.
Ochse, to execute said trust deed, and
have demanded that said substitute trus-
tee forthwith execute his trusts and sell
said property.
Now therefore, i, BeDno Enaelke. sub
stitute trustee as aforesaid, b1 virtue of
the authority I'M me vested byAuusA6ead
VI 80 do hereby give - -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
PICTURE FRAMES.

1 received the largest selection
of picture frames ever shown in
San Antonio. Although l have
been in business here for the last
forty-two years, am new in this
line, but so are my prices. l
guarantee them to be 500 lower
than heretofore named. L have
the latest machinery and compe-
tent workmen in the manufacture
of picture frames and consequent
ly can frame your picture while
you wait. Give us a call.
z Ii Ut PAUL WAGNER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
1T WILL HURT US.
THE PROPOSED SPLIT ON THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
A Numerously Signed Petition To
Be Presented to General Man
ager Kruttschnitt Protesting
Against The Change.

The following circular has been
issued by the Southern Pacific
company:
"HoUsToN, July 9.-On and after
August l, 1896, the San Antonio
division will be abolished.
"Thst part of the line between
Sanderson and West End Del Rio
yard will be attached to the Ell
Paso division, under the auth GRITTY
of WlR. Martin, superintendent.
"That part of the line between
West End Del Rio yard and San
Antonio, including Eagle Pass
branch, to be attached to the Hous.
ton division, under the authority
OF ]. T. McQueeney, snperintend-
emit. "W. G. VAN VLECK,
General Superintendent.
"Approved:
81. KRUTTSCHNITT,
General Manager"
A petition signed by San Anto-
MOS leading merchants and BUSH
ness men will be presented to Gen.
eral Manager Kruttschnitt in per-
son by a committee selected from
the San Antonio Business Men's
club, vigorously and vehemen
protesting against the contem-
plated change, as the splitting up
Of the San Antonio division will Sc
riously affect San Antonio's inter-
ests. 1t will mean that over half a
hundred railroad men, who have
lived here for years and claim San
Antonio their home, will be trans
ferred from here to other points
along the line. Many Of these have
families and homesteads here, and
to transfer them would greatly in
convenience them and put them to
q great expense.
1t Is the Southern Pacific COM
pany's policy to reduce expenses
as much as possible, and General
Manager Kruttschnitt is acting
under instructions. However, Mr..
Kruttschnitt is a man of business
experience, and 1t is believed that
il the matter is laid before him
by q committee Of San Antonio's
representative business men, and
fully explained to him how San
Antonio is interested in the mat
ter, he will reconsider the pro-
posed change and endeavor to re-
duce the expenses of the road in
some other manner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
Trustees Sale.
STATE OF TEXAS, |
COUNTY OF BEXAR.

STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BEXAR.
Whereas, on the 2sth day Of July, 1886,
R. B. Willborn and Incarnation G. Will
born did execute and deliver unto John
Z. Ochse, trustee, a certain deed Of trust,
whereby they conveyed to the said John
E. Ochse, trustee, the following tracts,
lots or parcels Of land lying and being
situated in the County Of Atascosa and
State of Texas, and described as follows,
o-wit:-Being eleven hundred and forty
four acres of land, part of four league
survey made for Jose Antonio Navarro
on the N. bank OF Atascosa creek, about
IA miles n. w. of PIeasanton, as appears
from deed of NJ. l.. Minter to Incarnation
G Willborn, recorded in Book f., DID. COZ
and COS, being the whole tract, save and
except two hundred acres now recorded
as a homestead, and on which they now
reside, (Which homestead, however, does
not include any part OF the land on which
the gin and well attached thereto now
slands), and two hundred acres sold to G.
L. Hickman, recorded In same records, B.
to j. No. 1, p. 426, and three hundred and
forty. four acres sold to l.. s. Smith. re-
corded In same records, Blk. K, No /, D.
1913, but includes 81 acres conveyed by
John Dillon by deed dated July %, 1886.
The land herein described being all of
the land belonging to R. B. Willborn and
Incarnation G. Willborn In Atascosa
County, except as above stated. Also one
"Atla 20 horse power engine and boiler,
one 60 saw Brown gin feeder and con-
denser, one 80 inch Coleman corn mill
and boiling apparatus, one Coleman
steam cotton press and necessary shaft
ing, ETC., for same. Also all cattle in the
following mark and brand:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14

NY W. ~ ltl Ops
&c DIS SIX MONTHS HENCE.
Was ever genius so gift,
Was ever warrior so bold,
Was ever an Opr. so cranky,
Than our illustrious &C ID" of old!
He's raising melons now
Way up in the forks Of the creek,
The cultivation of which the peo-
pie VOW,
Has created great corns on his
feet.
He chases the Coon and 'Possom,
Instead of chasing old "P,"
And when caught he roasts 'em,
Just like he roasted "P."
He's considered quite a curiosity
there,
AS he wears neither hat nor
shoes.
Some say It's eccentricities,
While others claim it's the result
of booze. app (
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14

"A dramatic entertainment will
be given tonight at st. Albert's
hall by amateurs, to be followed
by a dance.
Beware of quacks; go to
Staacke Bros, and buy a Stude-
baker buggy. 713 1t
The City Brewery has lately
received twenty-four new refrige-
rator cars for their export trade.
Come and price our picture
frames. PAUL WAGNER.
z Is 2t
"A private letter conveys the
Information that Very Rev. ]. A.
Forrest, the new Catholic Bishop,
will arrive in San Antonio next
Tuesday.
Baby carriages at cost at
7132t r PAUL WAGNER's.
United States Marshal Ware
and Chief Deputy John B. Walter
returned yesterday from Austin.
1T is reported in the city that
a man answering the description
Vi tue uluTueT6T I16TTeTd udS UGH
arrested in a town on the Texas
frontier. Particulars are not OBJ
tainable. ..-
Officer Bolton has arrested Geo.
Brown for careless driving.
-Four men were arrested yes
terday evening by Officers Parker
and Mitchell, out on Government
hill, on a charge Of quarreling and
fighting ,,Ss . ..ssss ,...s
Ca lively and bloody fight oc.
Cured between two laborers on the
sewer work on South Presa Street
yesterday afternoon. No arrests.
Consulting Engineer Gray tel
egraphed yesterday that he would
arrive in San Antonio early this
week.
Miss Ora Parks, of Pearsall,
was given farewell party Friday
night at the residence of Mrs.
English, on San Marcos street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
A Masonic Impostor.

A telegram was received in this
city by one of the Masonic lodges,
from a Masonic lodge in North
east Texas, saying:
"John III. Bolton of San Antonio,
is here, in distress. Shall we ad-
vance him fundsw
AS Mr.. Bolton is in our city and
is alive and well, the lodge 80 an
swered. Evidently some impostor
is trying to "work" the Masons on
Mr.. Bottoms we'll known Masonic
reputation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
Real Estate Transfers.

Eugene Archer to d. & A. Open
heimer, 81 lots out Of the d. d A.
Oppenheimer addition, and three
lots out of the L. p. Simpson addi-
ton; $25.
Bette Lager to Carolina Laa-
ger, lot IL, block 2, on Gonzales and
Walnut streets; $500.
j. A. Frawley, w. A. Post, A.
Halter, and Joseph Behmer to p.
s. Robertson, lots l and! 2, block 5,