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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20


shoulders, ea2s: DO. shor. r,s.. "a. A.
eisass. s5.3sis; 6oxoi We raor~' w. 20 NO"
Dry sailed siasts-.r feAfy. shs,,s..
ssofss Tbs, 1878; clear SIDES sS.s5: tsssi
whisxsy-s,eady g, si.2e.
sT. LOUIS.
81 LOUIS, fenrnAry ID--Eloar- s,e.ax
Woea.- Lower February, 00s.s s say sl w.
corn-iOwsr; February, .os.e.. u,v M
zinc. July, Agar. "A'' f't'
oats-Ip~cr; February, 203x~ Ma a.,t
Pork Stsnisrd mess, siO.iiasiof
LsrA-Pune steam, 81 30. caclez ~ "a
s'e.r sS.os,s; e.ear ribs. sa.O; seosi ~
a-Psctei Shoulders, s'4e; r.b.. SIX.
High wins<-s,eady At si.27.
THE COTTON sARXErS
LIVERPOOL, February IA 4. vc,,-
ton February, G.rOfc. February 80 w.,,s
$500. March ana Apnl. Os.ssi: ssss,
and Nay, Ja.t- l.C4d.. MAY ami Jane. -
32-0fd.. DID; June aud July. a.slg. i,ss-',
July AMI August, 3 s-6is3 BOTS s..,.,,.
August a1d September. 3-6ta 3 d-t4s ls,,.
ers; septenber AMI October. 7-of1, pslss.
October and November, 3 s.6fa2 g-sit5., 80.
ers; November and December, 3 s-os az i3.eta'
buyers. Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK. February g0.--co.,ru s.n.
miidlins gui. 57Sc.. miiiling, SO n. -
csipts. LOIS bsics: gross, 7,17J p,les. ~.
pof.s 70 the Continent. 1888 baios; iofsss1es-
2.I.s eslcs; saie', "a bale, al spiaaess,
cotton futures closed qllet ;,FebruAry. q "a.
Mareh. s5.5l Aprsl. s3.53: New. sos: Iun.
sa1I; suly. $3.50; Auysst $50; sopis,n.
Der. 1919: October. t5.i9; Norom0sF, s5s3.
December. $500. Sai.s. IS, leo Oalss.
NEW ORLEANS. FeDtasr. in.-Co,,on-pa.
lures steady; safes, 1900 bales; f+nfu,rl
s5.e0: March. si.2s: Aprl. s.s5: Isr
s5.3.; June. sj.5S; jfy. IS "a: kuru.t.
sa.49: sertember, sb.J3; DC 0.o,. ass;
November, 1852.
NAVAL STORE Market
WILMINGTON. y. G., February i9-Ros,n
6rm STRAINED. sl.O7is; good STRAINED, 81 ~
spirits turpeEtins- flrm. hari, Ss.io. solL
$3.50; virgin. ei.1O.
SAVANNAH, GA. Febrlasy la.-spir.,s
turpenline opened ard close1 al 29c. ior rora.
lars. No ssles. Receipts. 80 cas4s After al --e
but holders askcd Soc.
Rosin-Opened and closed hrn ans I'm.
changed. A, *, G, tl: q. shes. T.. 1fel. b..
sl35; q, sL45: IL, sL0O; |. s2; Nee .
n. 500; n, $40; winioa-glao' sl.f5; gaie,
white. $3.50.
CHARLESTON, = C.. February ie.-ru--
pentiue frm az 2Slsc. No receipts,
ko-in-firm; gcot strained, sl.l0. Kecs,ri .
LONDON AND PARIS.
LONDON. February i9.-Bar silver. - iI-tjl.
Paris sdv,ces quote 8 per cent. ren;es a. iO3.,
iOc. for the account
NORFOLK PEASCr MARKET
tRepcrted for tho Dlspalca.
NORFOLK. VA. February 10 arks:
steady: common, Iattsc; prime. be; extgs
prime, &c. fancy, 2ise.; spanish. SOC.
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THE MILITARY WILL ATTEND.
This VIII He n Feature of the Re
ccption 10 DIR. Hogc.

This VIII he n Feature of the Re-
ccption 20 DIR. HoEc.
The First Regiment and the Howitzers
will attend the anniversary celebration IN
honor of DR.. Hoge at the Masonic Temple
on the evening OF the 26th. Colonel Jones
has received a reply from the committee
having In charge the announcements for
the celebration. granting his reques, ~, "
be permitted to bring his regiment 70
assist in doing honor to the distinsnishes
pastor He Immediately sent out letters
OF Invitation 10 all OF the troops resident
in this city to unite with him. Inc How ho~s
tiers are the only ones VINO nav
thus far accepted. but II Is thought tha'
the others will do so.
General Phillips has not yet appointed
his staff. but hopes TO do SO IN the neAt
few days. He has offered positions mere
on TO Mr.. Joseph Bryan, Captain Gus,
sons, Captain Frank w. Cunningham anu
Rev. Or. j. G. Hiden.
Governor OFerrall said YESTERDAY that
rumors TO the contrary notwi,hstannine.
he did not open the report OF the coui'
OF inquiry until after the election or zen
eral Phillips to be brlgadier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
ncnfh of Mrs. II. l.. smith.

,fre Ravmond l.. Smith. wife Of Cap
,ain Smith OF the Chesapeake and Ohic
r rail- died at her residence corner
BROAD and Twenty ninth streets, carr
yesterday morning. she was q d ahoIt 81
wears of age Mrs Smith was youns
women of remarkable beauty and pos
sessed many charming traits on character
which made friends for her wherever she
vas known. She died OF CONSUMPTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
4 NEGRO THIEF sURRENDERs.
He Was Tired Tramping-The Ner-
diet for Pnrrish's Executors.

PETERSBURG. VA. February r.
(special)-A negro named Matthew
Thweatt surrendered himself at the
polce-station this morning. He has been
wanted here ever since last September
10 answer the charge OF larceny. Inc
poor fellow has been tramp.ne ever since
the crime. 49,
Mr.. John Il. Evans, president OF the
CITY Electoral Board, has been on Vhe
witness stand for three days. trying 70
give testimony about which he knows
nothing. 80
Judge Hancock. Of the Circuit Court,
heard argument to-day on the demurrer
to the evidence in the case or Parrish
executor against the Surry, Southampton
and Sussoy Railroad Company. The Jury
which tried the case gave the piaintlii
damages 10 the amount OF N,pO.. me
Judge will decide whether the verdict OF
the jury is just or not.
IT "a said that Mr.. l.. Register ex-
Sheriff Of New Kent, but who has for
several years resided in this city. has
moved back to New Kent county for the
purpose OF running for his old Office again
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Arrests Yesterday.

A warrant was sworn on, yesteIuai
against Jim Rogers, charging hlm WIN
the larceny OF a watch. the property OF
Marshall Poindexter. Rogers Is the sam
man who was arrested Saturday night.
charged with stealing watch from T.
man named Bassett. -...,
Andrew Winston (colore6 was arrested
Yesterday on warrant charging nm
with the betrayal of a colored girl name"
Eleanora Gregory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Footprints of Washington.

The seventh Star-Course entertailmen'
was given In the Young Mems Chr!st.ai
Association Hall last night to a o.
iighted and crowded house. Mr.. II. u
Ragan gave his lecture, The Footprint
OF George Washington" which wa u
Illustrated with a beautiful collection G
10Th entertaining and instructive, While
some OF the pictures We're beautiful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Miners, Assembly, X. OF l..

COLUMBUS, o.. February ls-The
miners assembly OF the Knights OF l.abo,
niected the following delegates 10 attend
The convention Of the new order order. &c, Of
Knights of Labor. which D VIII brooaSW,'
- pe wilson OF Pennsylvania; p II; Penna'
S Sylvanis; james 0'connor; OF Illinois " "
G; Pearce, Of Ohio A a Ksnnedy Of
SnaIsnS: Thomas FAIRY. of West Vir'
rinia: II. l.. Davis. OF Ohio; Thomas L.
lawson OF Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Puritan and Newspapsr-Man.

KALAMAZOO. MICH. February sn
George Torrey. the Oldest newspaper-inan
an Kslamazoo' died early this morning
aged Sc He was a direct descendaaa'
81 the pilgrim fathers. His great {rand
father was the famous Or. Manuel Su''
Ter, chaplain in the Revolutionary n a,s,
Torrey came TO Kalamazoo In 1874. en-
tered the Office Of the weekly and site Yer,
wards the daily Telegraph. and held
every position. from devil to managing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Auditorium I'm Atlanta.

ATLANTA. February l9.-Cniei ,oi -Co Pr
f.Tecsii~ Committee to-day design for
an auditorium building at the exposi.,
lion and an advertisement was ordered
FOR bids to be opened March OLD. Ins
s,rast entrance TO the grounds, and VIII
occ,oy a commanding Site. The audito'
r,nm will seat 5000 people, and will ac>
comInodate the various congresses DE-
signed TO be held here. II Is Intended 10
,,asre the building a permanent feature
- p,e6mont PARK, which Will probably
~ into the hands of the city after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
DEATHS.

DE- ATii>.
FRANKLIN. Died. at the residence q,
her sister. Mrs. Edward Finney, l51- 10Y
avenue. Tuesday afternoon, FebrHaiy ~
1905. Mrs. ELIZABETH FRANZ LdN' I'-
uct of Henry FRANKLIN: aged - yfA's'
Her funeral viii take place IRON -
cred Heart church THURSDAY M"i'..-
INr; al 10 o'clock. Friends and acfht,.l'-
ances Invited 10 attend
IAcKsON-Dled. February ij,h, ~
7.50 p NJ, WILLIAM c. JAChSDN
asad co wears I months and - da,
The interment took place 1t lo!iy"''
on the 18th. -,,.,,
petersburg Index-Appeal please copy
sIfANGLE.-Died. near Boise C.,y'
Idaho. February l., $50. or lae',ilD5i. ~.
Joseph WHARTON SHAN0Lf.' IL ~
I'm the 30th year 81 his age. .......
DR.. Shansle was a native or iel'i',,s
and brother Of Mrs. J. II. q oA"H''' ~
Barton Heights. ~
Bristol crenn). MerSel Tezasl' am
Ithaca IN. ~ papers please copy
SMITH. Died, February isih' az 80
A NJ. az the residence ~ per hivtu'' F;
Mira J. Jenkins. No 2sQi east hso,,'
street. LEE SMITH. beloved VIE OF IL
S Smith. ,,.,,o,, ~.
MORNING. the 2ist. from s. Pa't'eA
church Al 10 o'clock. Friends aai ae'
aua,ntances invited 70 attend
Lynchburg and Norfolk papers a..
copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
o,mst.ad uhi.i.ey-rrust Case.

ST. LOUIS. MO. February l9.-in the
Iohn H. Olmstead and others against the
pistilllng and Cattie-Feedlng Company
Judge Thayer. IN the United States Dis.
trict Court. made an order dlscOrilnulng
The suit as to the plalntlms, Charles }
Ueinsheimer and Sidney D. Wormslr
VINO claimed they were made paroles %
the suit without their consent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20

ST. LOUIS. February BAT noon TO-
day there were ~ cases OF smallpox re,
We're reported to-day. and Il ~ thouxhs
the number will be greatly increasea
when full returns are received to-nigh.,
While the health authorities are mak ~
disease, IL is feared II viii become epi-
dcmic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Personals and Briefs.

Rev Father W. A. McKeefry. of Nor
folk Is I'm the city.
CAPTAIN T.. ]. Bosher Is confined to his
house by sickness.
Mr.. A. b. Rawlett. OF the Norfolk Pilot,
is on visit to the city.
Captain George Watt Taylor. OF
Church HILL is suffering from an attack
Of grip.
Mr.. John II. Bosher who was stricken
with paralysis some time ago, is reporter
10 be in extremis.
CAPTAIN George r. Minor Is lying III
at the residence of his son-in-law. M
i II Besen. Jr, Twentieth and
streets.
Allie ]. Vaughan, son of Mr.. A. Je~
Vaughan. OF this city. has been elected
captain of Company II. OF the virginia
Military Institute.
Special-Agents l.. c. Martin and r.
T. Stokes. OF the Treasury Departmeh,'
were at the custom-house yesterday rlah-
ing the usual inspection.
Miss blanche Frayser. No. .1lS east
Broad street. who has been very SICK for
several weeks. has recovered sufhcicntly
to resume her duties in musical instruc-
ton.
The elegant furnishings of the Egyp-
tian Palace Cafe, No. iilz east NAN
street. are being removed to be supplanted
by handsome Office fixtures for Messrs.
II. Swineford & Co.. insurance agents.
There will be Martha Washington
ea-party at Grove Avenue Baptist churcn
on the evening Of February I'D from TO
ii O'Clock The admission fee entities
each visitor 10 supper and a pretty SOU
venir
The annual meeting Of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged and Inhrm Will be
held AT the Synagoguc Beth Ahaha next
Sunday afternoon ~ O'Clock Friends
OF the institution, as well a. members oil
the organization. will be welcomed.
The concert by the Beethoven Terrace
Orchestra on Friday evening. the ~.
| promises TO b. great success socially
and financially. Mr. Ieath autnorizes
Mrs. Robinson to say that the Theatre
| will be made warm and comfortable
| Cards are out for the marriage on Tues
| day evening next at y o'clock. AT ~.
| Johns German Lutheran church, OF Miss
| Pauline Catharine Frick and Mr.. Walter
Peter Klein. a reception will be held at
, saenger Halle Immediately after the cere-
| mony.
| Conductor Forrest Chesterman. OF the
| Fredericksburg road. who resides AT No.
| 1913 west Marshall street. Is very III IRON
| pneumonia. contracted at Quantico di-
| ring the height Of the recent cold spell.
| but yesterday evening IL was believed that
1 he was somewhat improved.
| Our Daily New York Hotel Report.
| NEW YORK, February 19-1Speclall }
G. r. King. broadway Central; r.. T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
nutx Iniured the Car.

10, tho track at the corner Of Sevent
and Clay streets. In running back upon
the track the car collided with coal
cart The rear end OF the car was
dnmaged. but no one was hNrt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
s,..l Comu.ny 10 Resumr.

shut down of two months the local works
~ fhe illinois steel Company. employing
200 men, will resume operations next
Monday. the dispute ~ to wages having
heNn seftled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, ND

M auction offerings on Change today.
Private sales: Filters, 81 wrappers. AZ; ings,
q. DARK leaf, IL. Total al hogrheads
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sIsa0O: tobacco, si,S9s.43. Total,
Sl.7s3.53.
Dark loose breaks we're small to-day as was
predicted, bat prices were We" up GU al
grades
All the warehouses hso brieht loose breaks
to-day, though small, and prices showed o
marked Improvement on all except the coIn-
mouest, undesira bic grades. 10 fart prices were
decIded,y stronger than at any time heretofore
this season, and it Is 70 be hoped tho change y
permanent. No fnc or fancy tobaccos were on
sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Events Mt Eureka Mills.

EUREKA MILLS. VA, February 10
Especial -Hugh Arthur, thu infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. q. Tatum, died last
Saturday Of whoop.ng-cough. and was laid
to rest Sunday.
Miss Pstiie Lou Daniel. daughter OF
Mr.. Samuel Daniel viii he married on
the 9th instant'to Mr.. Willie Waddeli.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Ice In the Chesapenke.

FORT MONROE, VA. February -
Captain Bohannan. Of the steamer Ala
baina. which left Baltimore at A. NJ,
reports heavy ice in Chesapeake bay down
TO Annapolis. IL is very heavy on the
east side Of the bay all the way down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Eire the National Snlutc.

A platoon from the Richmond ho WI ~,
will AT sunrise on the morning OF the ga
cWashington's Birthday fire the nationa;;
salute OF forty-six guns ON the Capi'o'
SQuarp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Thn neInMnrc ncnhIncL.

DOVER, DEL. February i9.--The scna-
toriai deadlock, which began over I've
weeks ago. remains unhr0ken. Two hall
lots uhe fifty-flrst and ffty-secondl. taken
at noon to-day. show no material change
suited a. follows. Higgins D8epablicanl.
3; Addicks tRepublicanl. q; Massey Ose-
publicanl. 3: Woicott O)emocraO, 2; Tnn-
mel DemocraD. /. Absent. 2. SiXtecn
votes are necessary 70 "A choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
WE'VE SURRENDERED THE STORE

to the greatest season of special selling this community has
enjoyed Never has there been such prompt and
raj response The people distinguish between wheat and
actual reductons-and the fmsy elgnlng
that dresses up in white cotton and red paint To-day our
bargain feast betteredtoday the counters will cry out
with their double burdens of value offered at such awful
sacrifices But every houghtevery word-every action OF
sensationasm wrung out of this sale The people will flock
here because they know Saks they know
that when Saks brandshes the knfenothng remains but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
RICHMOND STOCK naRKgr.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. February 10. 1895.
OyrpnfNGs-Co.n. white. 400 bushels; corn.
mixed. 600 bushels: oats. 100 bu snels.
sALKs--Corn, white, 800 bushels: oats 90
bushels -.
Quor ArIoxs.-- Wheat-Lnnebsrry. bSa6ic I:
mixed. o7s61c. pbo-tbciry. Son0lc: NO
red, Ole. Corn - WINE Virginia. f3a3Oc-;
No white. Soc: Ma niixea. tsc
Oats-No mtxco. 34i<a3fc. No. mixed.
33i<a34c.: winter. 43a4Sc kya 5Ia5sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, FEs. 10 1882
ARRIVED.
British steamship Bolivia. Boston.
B-itish steamship kbendana, bremen'
British steamship Springweli, 1ait'.''h'
spanish steamship, sa iurninh' bot'"
SAILED.
British steamship Bolivia, Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.

Prices Of Money, Bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., and
In Addition Thereto the Weather
Indications.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, ND. February l9.-VirRinia
as new. ~. asked; yirg,nie Centuries. 5SN,
asked; Baltimore and Ohio, %; Northern
Central. 65IA; Consolidated GsA stock, 62}<s
s3iI do. bonds. SIS, l05al05k,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20

- wAsHrxoroS. February 19.-Fore-
IrIIR east for Virginia: Fair weather,
'"" preceded by showers Wednesday
morning in eastern portions; north
winds, shifting to northwest.
North Carolina: Rain, followed BY fair
weather in the afternoon in west portions;
northeast winds, becoming northwest,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
I'll. crrrv-Wi,,i. NuptiaIs.

Mr. William II. Curry ana Miss Minnie
T. Willis were united In marriage yes
ierday afternoon at o'clock in TRINITY
Methods church. the pastor. Rev. joshua
Hunter. performing the ceremony
The chancel was beautifully decorated
With evergreens and plants. while pink
shaded lamps shed mellow light upon
The beautiful scene. Long before the hour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and warmer. The skies at mid.
night were cloudless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Our Daily New York Hotel Report.

NEW YORK. February p.-lSpecial )
G. r. King. Broadway Central; r. J..
Hudgins. St stephens; Miss NJ. Neil
rath. st. Denis; Mrs. II. W. Cosby, ST.
Nicholas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20

BALTIMORE. February le.-Fiour dull west
cru super, si.soae2; do extra, ~, iOas-.so'
do family, e2.6Oae2.75 70: winter wheat patents
e. s5as3. i5; spring do, do, %. 4os@ %; do
do, straight, 90. t5aea3o.
Wheat-stesdy; No. 9 red. spot aud Fenru-
AIRY, 5s3la565zc.: March, bsao.4c.; Way,
os14s5ssse steamer no: REQ So 's ON srsae,
Ccrn-steady; mixed. spot. February aud
March. 46s4a46fsc., Nay, 4sc. nid: neam e.
0ats-Mjroi, easy; white steady; No. While
western, 35lta3o,fc. No mixea a"' ''~>
gye-pun: No. .. 56a57c.; receipts S.s37
bashels stock, 3l;oss bushels he's so.s,4oo.
Gram Freishts- Barely steady steam 70
Liverpool, 2ifs2s4d. for March; Cofs' for Or
ders. 2sL 9d-a2s. Odd. ..oo. ,,,r
Provisions Dull; mess pork. 1879 .,ss. . w.
shoulders 60 IS short rib sides And c,ear siaes'
400: sugar-cured shoulders s"oo; Mans
'Rutter--steady: fancy creamery 80
do. ladis, I6aI7c.; rolls. l2aloc' slofe-psckeo'
6al0c-
rsfs Steady ct 25a26c.
Coliee-Firm; No. z. i6|tc: 90
susar-stsady: grapnlsied. sfsoS'
CINCINNATI
crrcrNNATi. February I9.-Flour Quies
sn Wpeat"sappiy only moderate, with nos much
ipoutry: price, about sn rdy- IAN srS
corp-frices declining; demand sman ~ !.
msrfct weak; No . mixed. track. s.,ss', .n w
Ar. l2c: No. 2. Write mixed. uaca, s.sr.' o. o.
2 mixed. track, 4slse.; No . yoliow, 4s'ss'' no
ysnYos I Freely offered; dsmsud light, aad
pr,css barely sufsainei; No wni'ss ss'ss''
Se Ear, = Uu,ss ana steady mess. 1880; eisAs
1srd--stesay, with demand iisht sfoam 'osA'
| sd.s7: kettle, 1857 spr'ms; su:so. "A ,oo..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-10

NEW PORK, April lO.-The New
York MicrOscopical society is hold
ing its sixteenth annual reception
and exhibition today in the Mu-
scum of Natural History. The
committee have gathered a cOllec-
ton OF instruments to illustrate
fully growth from early rude and
simple forms to the modern won
derful combination Of mechanical
and optical principles. Many old
and curious forms are shown and
placed near them for comparison
are the modern types Of micros.
copes from the representative
makers Of the world.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-10
Beethoven Mennerchor.

Beethoven MRnnerchor held
regular rehearsal last night, with
a good attendance.
The Nerein received an invitation
from the New Braunfels jubilee
Celebration committee to attend
on the 18th OF May, but accepted
only as individuals, not as Nerein,
A similar invitation from the
Flower Battle association to take
part in the parade on June I, was
accepted on the same terms.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-10

tary review. The 9Th and 9th in
fantry and the 18th cavalry march
ed to the park headed by their
respective bands and took their
place. Gen. Bernado Reyes, in full
dress uniform surrounded by his
officers, then rode up and inspect
ed the soldiers, after which they
marched twice around the park
and then returned to their quar-
tiers.
The 18th military band furnished
the music in the park in the after
noon and the 9th at night. The
music and illumination at night
was fine and picturesque, and all
who went to the park enjoyed
them. There must have been over
10000 people there at night. The
street cars were crowded going and
coming. One street car line, Major
Jules A. Randle's hauled $500
persons. Everything passed
off pleasantly. There was
not a single accident reported.
ARRIVED.
Mr.. Joseph A. Robertson, the
general manager and receiver Of
the Monterey and Mexican Gulf
railway, who left here on the 24th
of March for st. Louis to attend
the marriage of his son, returned
this morning with his family, who
will make this city their future
home.
Mr.. Robertson was accompanied
by the following capitalists: Cap
tain VIM. Johnson, president of
the Johnson Steamship Line, Liv-
erpool, England, and Mr.. r. keyser,
Of Baltimore, Md.
Tomorrow night the officers OF
the Gulf road will banquet Mr..
Robertson and his family and
friends at the Gulf restaurant, and
on Friday they will take trip
over the road as far as TampicO.
EDMOND.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-10
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