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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
HARVARD AND YALE CREWS At PRACTICE

HARVARD AND YALE CREWS At PRACTICE
Ncw-London Conn June Il The fog which had
ntcrfcred with the practice OF the college crews
digappca red this morning. when the wind shifted to
west OF south and the temperature rose above any
po'nt reached for several days The water was In
good condition. and the Yale crew went over the
full course about . o'clock. They rowed a average
stroke Of thrty-two to The minute. Mr. Cook followed
In a launch The pace Was fast and the men rowed
exceedingly well At the bridge the crew boarded
the launch and returned up the course 10 their quar-
tcrs
soon after yale they did not go the course,
con.entlng themselves with pulling two miles and
rowing bach up the river. They spent good
deal OF time the upper part OF the course rowing
starts.
New-Havcn Conn. June H-Captain Marsh. OF
the Yale freshmen crew, announced this afternoon
that the following men would be taken to New
London to nj the Yale 9s boat: Stroke ID. +.
Rogers: No T. Mills: No. 6. Whitney; No. s. J. o..
Rodgers: No T. Hitchcock: No 3. Marsh tcaptain);
No. O. McIauchlan bow. Cram. Substitutes: Nc
Craw and Cadwalader. The average weight rs l6S
pounds II was Intended to take II. Is. Wilcox also.
bu, he was forced to leave college recently because
OF Illness aud Will not be able to row. The fresh
men will 20 10 New-Iondon tomorrow noon Their
shell was shipped yesterday and their baggage went
to-day. They VII row on the Thames before sun
down Tomorrow: Ihev nave been roW'"s poo'S'
and apparently booked for defeat
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM YACHT CARA
The eighty-ton steam yacht lara. formerly owned
by Pierre Coates. OF Paisley. but the property
OF Y. Grandy Hautve. OF Morton. Bliss Il Co..
arrived yesterday after seventeen days passage
from Greenock, Scotland. She showed evidences or
q brush with old ocean, although all the damage
was superficial and about decks In appearance sas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15

,osor,h.es Commodore Edward NJ. Browns English
built Yacht Sylvia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
LASS PRACTICE.
Number firing ]

Totals no
N-nfrry r-rprXc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
GIANTS LOSE ON AN ERROR
VAN uAIrREN.s MUFF GIVES THE sP1-
DERs THE GAME.
..n,n" CLARK AND YOUNG ENGAGE IN
PITCHERS BATTLE. WITH HoNohs HAoi
s,rGGrNG GAME IN BROOKLYN
CANES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY. .
-. Vt n lPhl,adelphia II, Louisville 9
Brooklyn H. 81. Louis .i,s spo 4, Louisville G
Chicago !. Boston T. . nlIn a. ran,s,
Baltimore II, Pttfburg ue@""' hD
Cincinnati O. Washington D.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-10

IL AND NASSAU.
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY
FEB. Is-LEAvE NEw-YoRK BY g s.
SENECA"
FEB 2o-ARRIVE At HAVANA
FEB 2i-LEAvE HAVANA BY g. s. "YrcA-
TAN FOR NASSAU.
FEB 23-LEAvE NASSAU FOR NEW-YoRK.
RATES of PASSAGE.
INCLUDING BOARD on STEAMER At
HAVANA
NEW-YORK BACK TO NETWORK. SO.
NEW. YORK TO NASSAU. VIA HAVANA. $50
FOR PASSAGE APPLY TO
THOS. COOK e. SON.
26l and /. 225 Broadway NewYork.
ESTABLISHED isi
New-York tribune., 1895-02-10
Gre Cream.

Liable icecrcam always pure. rch and healthful
French and American all aVors, ny II. you VIII IKE u
and viii usc none other pop0it 3nj lh-avc. 5as 9Th
ave, 3u2 Columbus ave. ard ~" West l21thst
New-York tribune., 1895-02-10
Sales bp Auttion.

an MAY 10Th. 1898, there will be sold NJ auc'
" ton In Santiago chill. fifteen Nitrate Fields ana SIX
Nitrate Reds belonging the Government ana ntuar'
I'm the Provinc. retapaca. For further lnofnhuon m
chill In New ork ana the
t'onsus In Philadelphia and Boston
New-York tribune., 1895-02-10
WHITE STAR LINE.

,..2,s. n's" TO ''I7= It7E=t1JJ$lW[P[E
All Travelling Expenses Included ,,,-
VIII leave NeW-York during the season ny leeh'hs
s,esnshln Lines First departure April - hy : =
.Majesiic' FOR tour u 100 DAYS. illustrated fro'
craur.s Free Indepcndenf tickets everywhere.
e' TIGS COOK a son.
oGi and l. 225 Broadway, Ne" York
L,CROPE-Thiriy excursions 10 Europe. ocean
II tickets by all lines. send f,r Tourist Ga5siie -
CLARK Tourist Agt., III Hway. = Y, Rue Auh"f.
Paris: Charing cross l0nion. oNciai Ticket Agi..
Pennsylvania and Erie u. H.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transa'idutique.
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE
IA NORMA&ipfE PoirD, o. .Ned. fNh. 10. r. VI.
Ia BoURGoGNE Isboeuf sa, Feb % ?. m
IA CHAMPAGNE Laurent. ...... Sat. Mch 2 : a. NJ
New York 20 Aie.aniria Egypt VIA Paris. trip valid 20
dsys First-class. SlsO. second-class. Sll6
FORGET. General Agent No. bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1895-02-10

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
-iessscs aIi Maunrrfs ABBEY. .t'bbtFFl' T. ff' =
LAST WEEK or GRAND OPERA TNpER THE DlRrC-
TON or HENRY r ABBEY AND MAURICE GfAU.
Nll. Eyg Feb H. Bizcts CARMEN" dast time).
Mines Mira Heller and Sybl sanderson NM. Jean and
Edouard De Reszke
Tues EVE Feb IL. extra performance. under the
pices Of the pirim Association. IN aid ~ the United
Hebrew Charities and the Educational Alliance Second
performance of Nerdrs opera. FALSTAFF
Mines Eames. De Lussar. De Vigne and Scachi. NM
Russitano. Campanari. NcollnL Vanni and Maurel.
Wed. Ev'g Feb. ~. only time u Meyerbeers Opera
L'AFRlCAINE.
MINES. Nordica Bauermsister and Lucille Hin. NM
Ancona I'D De ResZke. NNiani. Naschetu Nanai.
Rinaldnl ana Tamagno.
Thurs. Ev'g Feb. II. AZ Bklyn Academy. FALSTAFF.
Fri Ey'R Feb. H. Last Subscription Night LES HI
GUE UENOTS (The Husuenotsl
Mines. Nordlca. Scalch and Nine. Meba. NM. Ed. de
Reszke. Pancoh. Ancona and lean de Reszke.
Sat. Mat. Feb l6 Last Matinee. OTELLO.
Mines. Eames and Manteiii NM. Tamagno and Maurei.
sat Ev'g Feb. III. Last Popular Opera Night. FAUST
Aimes. Mcba. sealchi. NM Ed de Reszkr AneoAa and
Mauguiere.
Seats at Office and principal hotels also Rul.
mans III Bwsy Knabe Pianos used exclusively.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-10
oDM[pMNlsGG]DNlMo

old DOME MON LINE.
~ Steamers for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
coMFoRT aDd NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA BEACH
pETERsBURG and RICHMOND Va and WASHiNi
roN. ~, c..-Mo, Tues wss Thurs and SAT, 70, Eof
For WEsT POINT, vA.-Tuer.. Thurs and From
pier 20 No. ~ r.. foot Besch.st.. at p. M SAL,
urdays D. Through tickets and freight rates TO all
s,Ints South and West.
'' W. I. GUfILAUDEU. Trafnc Manager.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-11-30
SORTING THE LIVE CRABS.
What the Man With tho Wooden Tong
SAYS About Thorn.

What the Man With tho Wooden longs
Says About Them.
The job of sorting out crabs as they
come from the fishing smacks at Fulton
market is one that would have no par
ticular charms for a nervous man. The
box wriggles all over with blue and
white legs and p%incbers, and, while a
hand thrust in would probably receive
no very painful injuries, still it would
be more thar most folk would be will
ing to undertake.
The man who does it has q pair Of
wooden tongs, with which he picks up
each crab and looks at it before he drops
it into the sack. If the crustacean wild
" waves his claws. the man counts him
and passes on to another. But once in
awhile he Stops as he gets q string OF
three or four holding on to each others
legs. He squeezes a body about amid
| ships, and if it doesn't feel just right he
| diseppaRes it and drops it into another
sack.
What do you do that for?"
"Thirty-seven, rty-eight-what!'
"What do you squeeze them 80 for?"
The man looks a. astonished a. il you
had asked him what ferryboats were
useful for, and answers: ITO see II
they're alive. Thirty mine. forty"
"What do you do with tho dead
ones?"
The man had got to the bottom OF thu
box before he took the trouble to an
swer. Then he gathered up tho 20 or u
loose claws and legs which had come
loose and dropped them into tho bag
Then he said. "0arbage." ahoulderet
1.-The sack Of squirming crabs and wen
on into the hsh store.-New York Her
aid
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-11-30
If SOME MEN WILL READ THIS!
They Will Then Learn What Modest
Women Think About Them.

Women Think About Them.
''Why will men be such beasts?' said
an indignant young oma to a friend
as they alighted from the 81 at Fiji
tieth street one day last week. Il have
Just suffered acute mental anguish for
the last few minutes because a great
brute of a man would insist upon crowd
ing up against me apd touching me with
his knee. There is nothing SO madden
ing to a modest, refined mind as that.
A woman is practically defenseless.
"Now tonight the cars were crowded,
and I was tired enough, as you may
imagine, to drop down into that vacant
seat with a sigh of relief, which was
quickly changed to anxiety when l
realized what I should have to endure
from the man beside me. l moved over
so that he could not touch me without
changing his position. Under pretext OF
unfolding his paper, he followed me,
watching me narrowly out Of the corner
of his eye, or rather I felt he was, for !
never looked at him. Finally | moved
IS far as I could without falling into
The aisle. It was no use, and l just
jumped up and held to a strap the rest
of the way.
cit is at such times as this that I
long for some one-some man with a
real, manly heart in him-to teach such
a creature as that that there is an un-
written law at least which keeps men
from forcing their attentions where they
| are not wanted. I wonder sometimes If
it is because I am obliged to work for a
living that I have to endure such
| things"
II do not think that fact makes any
difference" said her companion. "for I
saw a pretty little doll of a woman who
tolls not nor spins pass through q SINH
lar experience on a Broadway cable car.
She stood it as long g she could, and
then she brought her umbrella down be-
tween her and the obnoxious creature
with a thud that made every n stare.
"All the women in the car took in
the situation at a glance and shot such
chances at the masher that he sneaked
off the car after a block or two.
"The little woman looked relieved
but she forgot to relax the tense line
around her mouth, and the bright ret
spots did not fade from her cheeks. Sine
that I have used my umbrella t.
stave off obnoxious persons. '-Nev
York Press.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-11-30
Sleeping Cars
Elegant Dining Cars
Tourist Sleeping Cars

TRAINS A1BlVEs
No. 7. From ct. Pau. Chtcago.s And all
Eastern points. arrive Sapp'n2-
ton daily OF. ~ : m
whitehall daily M.............. 40 q. ~
n. u. No: 2. From Spokane Tacoma.
Seattle, Portland. and all CoaSe
points, arrives Montana Union
Depot, daily - p M
TRAINR DEPA1Ts
NJ. U. No. I. For Spokane, Tacoma.
seattle, Portland. and oil coast
and California points. leaves
Montana UnlonrDep0t daily A.. 3 80 D.. m
No. S. Fer St. Paul. Chicago, and
all Eastern. Southern and e.
madam points. leaves whitehall. u! :S D. N.
SappingtOn 90
Throu9bs 3eepiak eard from Butte. Vphosstesee
Turist Sfsepers elegant day eoaches Aad oaoIng
car so, vice en- oil through trains. ~
For inf0fmAtion. time cards. maps and tckets
cali m n wife w. n. TpuHY. Gen. Ag.., u
East Broadw way. Butte. nont::: Q c
CHARLESS 8. TEE.
General Passenger Agent,
st. Paul MINI.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-11-30
IS NOT A CANDIDATE.
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY DOES NOT WISH
FOR THE PRESIDENCY. r,

Tells His Friends Sincerely He Would Not
Turn His Hand to Secure Ht-His Reia-
lions With President C~leveiand-Has, No
Political Ambition.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-11-30
A ~SkuPeudnus FAi1ars.

L..,ss SUCCESS mas prp6nbly attended
mau > effort to look a~tconcernad after
steadins apan a lady" dress than p
o,hsr7,inS -of human .cnaeavor. New
York Mali and Express.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-11-30

Tho great problem with some Of the
Legislators now IL how to have IN in
vestigasiou that woa't investigate
Chicago Post.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-11-30
Term Of Court.

The regular term of the District Court OF
the Fifth Judicial District, OF Montana, in
and tor the County OF Madison, fs
fixed as follows:
Third Monday OF February, May, August
and November.
FRANK SHOWERS,
Judge.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-11-30

On. Prices Cream Bahaag Powdef
Worlds Pair NiShsst Msdaa . Usessoe'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01

A wiss Word to the Missionaries.
The stoutest of us are glad to
take to the woods from time to
time and renew our strength. We
know the strain OF our own sys-
tenn we recognize its incosisten-
cies and hypocrisies as we'll as its
great power and the amazing
results of its activity, but we
know that it Is mighty hard work
and abounds over-much in "hust-
ling" Our way seems the way to
succeed, but we are not 80 infatua.
ted with it's advantages as not
sometimes to suspect that there
are other and less strenuous ways,
whereby people who do not get on
so fast as we may have more fun
on the road. Our way is ours and
must continue to be ours, for no
other would satisfy us; but as for
all those other and perhaps lazler
people, ali, good missionaries who
go out to help them, be easy with
them, and pray do not try to make
them too much like US. Get our
standards somewhat out of your
heads for the time! Try to dis
tinguish between what is truly
Christian and what is merely
European or American! Instead
of endeavoring to make the poor
heather precisely like us, will you
not rather steer them toward the
likeness of what we should be If we
were a good deal more like them
II they can learn our virtues, such
as they are, and little Of oul
knowledge, and escape the re.
possibilities that come OF having
our power and our complicated
consciences, what comfortable and
pleasant folks they may become,
and what retreshment it will be
for us to go and dwell with them
awhile from time to tiNfhen we
are tired.-From 9TH EPoint of
I ia
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01
Pope in Need of Irish Consolation

DUBLIN, November. 30.-Cardinal
Logue, archbishop OF Armaingh
and primate OF all Ireland, upon
the eve of starting for Rome, has
issued a pastoral letter in which
he declares that the pope never
stood in greater need Of the con-
ISOLATION and support of the Irish
people than now. The cardinal
censures the British ambassador to
Italy, Sir E. Glare Ford, who he
says, is also the representative of
Ireland, for having beflagged the
British embassy at Rome during
the recent celebrations in the vati-
can capital which sought to out
rage and insult the head Of the
church.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01
READ this COLUMN.
For Wants, Losts, Found, For Sale,
Bargains, Etc.
WANTED.

WANTED.
Bookkeepers, competent to teach.
/ Photographer.
l Candymaker.
Solicitors for investment company.
Men for dramatic company, every
thing furnished.
| Gardener, $50, board and washing.
> CanvasSers, good pay.
Hostler and yard man.
3 Cigarmakers.
1 Teacher.
Dairy Hands, good wages.
/ Pants and Vestmaker.
Baker, End hand.
Street Vendor for speciality.
Hotel Waiter.
) Laborers, good wages.
l Laundryman as foreman.
Tailor, TO manage business.
l Dyer, 81 per day.
l Shoemaker.
/ Man and Wife for city.
Man and Wife for dairy.
FEMALES.
. Bookkeepers, experienced.
Ladies for dramatic company, every
thing furnished.
Diningroom Girls.
2 Canvassers, good sellers.
Cook, $50.
Cham bermaid.
House Girls.
Cook for ., Sl5.
Cook for 8, SIS.
S. A. BUSINESS BUREAU,
Room IL, Alamo Insurance B'Pd'g.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01
LIGHT FLASHES.

Are you In the great Speclal
Edition of the LIGHT?
Complaint is made that Ave-
nue. d, south of Tenth street, is left
in very bad condition by the
sewer contractors, and as no dan
ger lights are placed there to warn
people of the distractions, an acct
dent may be the result.
1000 pieces of fine silverware at
auction at The Michael Loan Co.
II &c 1mo
The property owners on Crock
EFT street are making big kick at
the proposal to run street car
track down Crockett street. II
ear track is put on it will practical
ly close this street, which was
opened to relieve Commerce street
Of its heaviest traffic.
Half of a furnish house for
rent, 70l River avenue. Suitable
for light housekeeping. II 20 tt.
"A fine line of ImportedClarets
Burgundy and Rhein Wines at Pol
itzer & VOLTS, 225 w. Commerce
street, Telephone 50. 1924 cod If
-TheiPastores bands have begun
rehearsing their annual visits in
the Mexican portion OF the city,
during Advent. One band is re-
hearsing at No. 322 South Laredo
street.
New shipment of fine capes
and ladies' Jackets. Monday we
will make things hum. Ladies, do
not fail to call.
THE MoKE MILLINERY Co.
Yesterday afternoon, while
Charles Rische was driving along
Avenue e, with his two little
children, the horse ran into the
curbing near the corner OF Fourth
street. The vehicle upset and the
occupants were thrown out, but no
one was hurt. The harness and
the vehicle were damaged.
Terrible crash in hats; almost
given away, Monday.
THE MOKE MILLINERY Co.
The young ladies Of the Coronal
institute, San Marcos, did the
Alamo City the honor of visit
yesterday, and enjoyed themselves
with a street car excursion all over
the city. They took dinner at the
Maverick.
Go to the Mission garden and
hear Gus. Bohnet's "Grand Aria
from ia Maritsna" Sunday even
ing at the Frohsinn's concert. q
-E. P. Claudon filed deed OF
mortgage of personal property in
the county clerks Office yesterday
afternoon, conveying to Mrs. r
Claudon the bar fixtures, etc., oil
the Butchers Exchange saloon
corner of West Commerce and
South Concho streets, on considers
tion of $500.
Nursery tenders, fire sets, Goa
hods, Garland heating stoves, Char
ter Oak cooking stoves and ranges
etc., at cost prices at G. n. Leroux
Nos. 22S and 230 West Commerce
street. LIZ u
Lovers OF fine music and sont
will be treated to an evenings en-
tertainment at the Mission gar
den tonight when the Frohsin
singing society will give a fin
concert consisting OF vocal and in
strumental music, and to conclude
with ball.
Auction sale of watches, diamonds
llverware, etc, at Michael Loan Co.
II 20 limo.
Ladies' sweaters for bicycl
riders just received.
THE MoKE MILLINERY Co.
Miss Genevieve Sheldon is SC
liciting subscriptions for the La
dies Home Journal, with the oh
ject of obtaining scholarship
and requests those who will aid he
=, to send subscriptions arsa.cl
TO 21o S1frinf zz.1<|H< $'<f -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01

Might as we'll not live in San
Antonio as to be out OF our Special
Edition.
Ladies are, invited TO attend our
auction sales. Michael Loan Co.
II 96 1mo.
Cabinet Photo Frames, splen-
did variety, cambridge q Corner.
ii 30 I'm
DR.. and Mrs. j. O. McReynolds
left Immediately after the mar.
riage ceremony and reception for
Atlanta.
-Banbrldge IL Corner come to the
front again with splendid array of holt
day goods at lower prices for quality than
ever before. Balnbrioge IL Corner, Ala
mo Plaza. IL 30 I'm
The coops for the Poultry
show were put in place in the
6@""'i"g or Alamo plaza yester-
DAY.
We have the latest designs OF
novelties, fancy ornamental bas-
kets, boxes and favors of all kinds.
IL 30 SGT F4ANM q FILBERT.
"A boy of 10, of good habits and educa-
tion, desires position in office. Excellent
peuman. Good references. Address,
Office Clerk" care Daily LIGHT. 3O2t"
1900 Bisque Dolls, movable
eyes, jointed bodies, Monday, and
Monday only, 20 cents each.
THE MoKE MILLINERY Co.
There were 24O cases docketed
on the recorders court during Nc
vember.
Christmas Cards, cambridge
& Corner, Alamo plaza. ii 30 I'm
-Dolls-The greatest line ever
seen here, on Monday. Our prices
will tell.
THE MoKE MILLINERY Co.
Il. j. w. Edwards and wife
and Miss NJ. Elliottiare registered at
the Southern from Hondo ranch.
Handsome Scissors and Mani
cure Sets, cambridge & Corner,
Alamo plaza. IL 80 I'm
The annual inspection of the
Belknap Rifles will shortly be
held by the state inspector.
Holiday Goods, cambridge &
Corner, Alamo plaza. IL 80 I'm
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Padgett have
returned from the Atlanta exposi-
ton.
FOR SALE-One 3-gallon cow,
fresh in milk, POP Victoria st. 1t*
The postponed concert of the
Frohsinn M9nnerchor will take
place tonight at Mission Garden.
See Madame Candelaria, only
survivor of tie Alamo, at the Ba-
zaar, Dec. II, Is and IA. 121 1t
up to last night there were
recorded for the month of Novem-
Der Ill deaths in this city.
Engraving OF Visiting and
Wedding Cards, cambridge & Cor
uer. IL 80 I'm
The water in the Madre ditch
yesterday was very low and it was
pretty rough on the power house
of the San Antonio Street Car COM
pany, which gets its supply from
this ditch.
Next Sunday, December Sth,
the Catholic feast of the Immacu-
late Conception will be celebrated
in this city. Solemn high mass
will be sung in st. Mary's church,
the bishop attending.
Christmas Tree Ornaments,
cambridge & Corner. IL 30 I'm
Bishop Forrest will give con-
firmation to a large number OF
children at st. 'Joseph's church
December 10.
I'm the Probate court yesterday
afternoon in the estate of James p.
Hickman, deceased, the admins
traitor was authorized to reduce the
rent Of the Southern hotel $25 per
month during the pending Of the
lease, on account of the closing of
the windows on the north side by
the White building.
The new and fashiona BILE Bisquine
ware in jewel cases, vases, powder boxes,
fern holders, cracker jars, etc, etc.; the
greatest novelty for Christmas that has
ever been brought out to surprise lovers
of handsome presents. cambridge g.
Corner, Alamo Plaza. IL 301m
a.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01
The "Ride for Life"

The realistic scenic production
OF Robinson and Fessler's comedy
drama, "a Ride for Life" opened
its engagement in this city with a
matinee yesterday afternoon. The
production delighted the audience
with its scenery, it's machinery, To-
connective and all, but as high
class, artistic production it cannot
lay claim and does not. There
were some pretty situations, some
blood and thunder WORK and some
awful villains. 1t is play built
to please the general public and
seems to have succeeded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01

AN established business paying 500 per
month, clear of expenses; suitable for
lady or gentleman; steadily growing.
Price. 5000. A thorough investigation
solicited. S. A. Business Bureau, Room
IL, Alamo Insurance Building.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01

WANTED-People to go to f. e. Huck
& Co., PIG Alamo Plaza, Tel. 25s, for the
best and cheapest Oats, Hay, Bran, Pro-
duce. Etc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01

WANTED-Peopls to save money by
buying the besU and cheapest Oats, Bran,
Hay, Produce, Etc, from +. Z. HCck &
Co., PIG Alamo Plaza, Tel. 25S.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01

Geo. E. Rodman died Thurs
day last, OF consumption, il, this
city, at the age Of 48 years,
City Treasurer Herff paid the
city engineer sewer force their
monthly salaries yesterday,
amounting to a total of 1888.
The Midwinter fair is begin
aipg to boom in earnest and great
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

A Marvel of Mechanical and Scenic
Ar. Unrivaled in Effect, Ingenious in
Construction. The only novelty of the
year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01

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