San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
EVENTS MONDAY.
COOK TEACHERS TRAINING SCHOOL.
CHICAGo-The Cook county nor

COOK TEACHERS TRAINING SCHOOL.
CHICAGo-The Cook county nor
NAL summer school will be held at
Englewood, a suburb OF Chicago,
beginning July 10Th, and continu-
ing for three weeks. Colonel w.
F. Parker is the principal, and the
curriculum includes psychology,
mathematics, nature study, histo-
ry, geography and the like.
THE "BAD SON" HENRY IN COURT.
BRooKLYN-The case against
William Henry, the bad son Of
Miser Henry, who was killed last
month, and for whose death the
police are holding William, comes
up tomorrow, July Is. Though the
coroner's inquest acquitted the son,
the police still believe him impli-
Gated and expect to have the chain
Of evidence forged before the day Is
over.
WILL RoBY WIN?
| VALPARAISO, Ind.-The Circuit
court having issued temporary
Injunction against the Roby Rae
ing association, the case will be
heard at Crown Point July Is.
Some good purses will at once be
hung up IL the injunction fails to
stand.
! FRANK ERNIE TO SPAR.
JERSEY CITY,-The Hudson
county Athletic club has arranged
an attractive program for its box
ing tournament, to be given at
Oakland Rink, Monday evening
July 10. The star bout will be ten
rounds at 1875 pounds between
"Frank" Erne, Of Buffalo, and
Joe" Craig, OF Jersey City, who
claims the 122-pound champion
ship Of New Jersey.
CoLoRADo's SUMMER SCHOOL.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.-The
Colorado summer school of science,
philosophy and language will open
for four weeks beginning Monday,
July Is. g. B. Turnbull is direc.
tor. The lecturers include Presi-
dent Slocum, of Colorado college I;
Professors Ely, Of the University
Of Wisconsin; Charming, Of Har-
ward; Lounsbury. Of Yale, and
Wilkinson, Of the University Of
Chicago.
PRIMARY SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
| ErpENCE
AsBURY PARK.-The second ses-
sion of the summer school Of Pri-
mary methods, under the auspices
of the New Jersey Sunday School
association, will be held here the
week beginning July 10. The school
will be under the direction of the
general secretary of the association,
the Rev. E. Morris Ferguson, Of
Trenton. The instructors and lee
turers will include Miss Annie s.
Harlow, OF Lowell, Mass; Miss
Juliet E. Dimock, Of Elizabeth, N.
j.; Mrs. Samuel w. Clark, OF Jersey
City, and Mrs. J. w. Barnes, OF
Newark, N. j., and several other
experienced primary teachers. The
course will include lectures aud
discussions on the principles and
methods Of primary instruction In
the Sunday school, original papers
and conference.
GRIFFIN AND AN UNKNo WIN,
| CHfCAG0-Johnny Griffin, the
"Blaintree lad" and an unknown
have been matched for finish con-
test tomorrow for purse of $500,
the fight to come of at spot
within two hours ride of this city.
The unknown is a well-known
high class pugilist from the anti
podes and the set-to between the
pair will suit in scientific battle
worth going miles to see. This
match, like so many other recent
ones, is likely not to eliminate
through police interference.
BIG HORSES TO BE SOLD. .
NEW YoRK-The sale of Gid
con & Daly's horses is announced
for tomorrow. The sale will be held
in the Easton company's sales pad
docks at Sheepshead Bay. 1t is ex-
pected to prove one Of the greatest
Gales of horses in training ever
held. There is much speculation
as to what the different horses will
bring. Such horses as Butterfly,
Ramapo, Keenan, and Nanki Pooh
will undoubtedly bring big prices,
but the flower Of the stock is Has
tings. The youngster has his career
before him. He has raced three
times, and has as many victories to
his credit. Handspring is among
the horses he has beaten. He pos
sesses speed and stamina and is
royalty bred. He is by Spendthrift,
out of Cinderella. Hazlet is an
other colt that will bring a big
figure.
WORKING FULL TIME.