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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
MEN AND WOMEN T T9 % %onx.

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stenographcrs hotel help, mechanics,
and iaborers, Call or write Edwards
Labor Agency. ll5 10 Main street
Phone 1855.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

SECONDHAND 8OOKn bousS;, sold
and exchanged; also sold on commits
sion. w. II. Vosburg & Co.. 1912 Malt
~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

FOR SALE Fine lot and small house
on the West Side, only $500. ID. s. Hare,
1908 Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

EXCHANGE-Good s-room house. lot
sOxiOO: east front; fne neighborhood;
West Side; close to business; to trade
for a small house and lot. c. l. Dick
lnaon s. Co.
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WANTED-To exchange real estate for
printing material, new or secondhand.
DO not want to buy name or good will
OF newspaper; want only printing ma
terlai at actual value, Address j. X.
Street. Waco, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

FOR EXCHANGE-Fine house, nine
rooms. lot i00x200, lncnmbered for 5000.
West Side, worth $1,000; viii exchange
FOR South Side property, c, l. Dioltin-
snn A, ca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

FOR sALE-Half. interest nj G5c on
the 81. In $i5O0O dry goods business;
good town, live man, D, $ Hare. 7OS
Mniu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

600 acres land in Fish
or county: all fenced; will trade for
Fort Worth Dallas or Kansns city
property This land is clear OF all in
oumbranccs. c. l. Dickinson s. Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

j. THEO. MILLER & Co.-Dyers and
cleaners of iinc goods Of all kinds; work
guaranteed; French dry process. 4o5
Throclinorton street. Fort Worth. Tex,
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ATTonsrYs.

sonr WORTH. TEE
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s.. D. FARRAR.
LAWYER AND NOTARY.
wAxAHAcKIE, TEE
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wANTED-News and sob printer, ten
years experience, wants position with
reliable concern. AddreHs Louis @ CAL
Ian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

master OIL Jogusy accompanied by his
seven sunn.
In tho eastern part Of tho island
those Is another outbreak ihatHeoms O.
be Of o more serious nature, De the
government has sent from Havana q
battalion Of troops belonging 90 the
regiment OF Isatel Ia C0t,OI0ca under
the command Of Colonel Fidul San.
tOicilliee, 10 tubdus 10.
Another parry Of rovolulionis.B has
been discovered at Nafreto near Colon.
In Suant1noma there is another up.
fising.
Tho last revolt reported Ia In 3uiba
Mocha, aud was healed ~ the famous
band Manuel Garcia Hu proposed
TO pluRder in thu name VI freedom,
but one day his party murdered a mu-
latto Cnilcd jose Lopez.
The report Of tue gun which killed
Lopez frightened GsrCins horse and he
dashed away. When he was return
ing, the whole party met him with a
voilny.
lie was placed on a hofse 20 be- taken
10 Sobofltiua but he died In the woods,
There he was disCovofeI Monday aud
taken 10 Lamocha anu buried thurC,
Everybody thought ut tho timu thul
the bUIy was that OF Juan bnta, an'
other bandit Tho body was o1humed
February 10Th nud recognized ni tnal
Of Garcia. A photograph OF the dead
bandit was taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

mcrcp, they wcru no lruarr tue sub.
iecl intortifo traffic, aud were
properly suljsC, 10 state police rosula-
tl1ua.
THO Atklns8s law % 1857, limiting
pc9Ignger fares 10 three cents mile
aud fixing o penalty C, zach 0vgI-
charge waa sustained.
Ia tho case 90 the UHileI Sinits
against George n. Pratt and Monroe
Salisbury, OF California 10 rrc1vsr eA-
Cusslvu payments made 10 them o..
Clrfyiug the maIlf, iue action Of the
cauri below in dismitsiug ,uD case was
fevHtfoi.
The conviction Of Harry r. Batclo.
| lur, formerly president n tho stock
| gr0wo's n tt.onsl bank ui Miles Clty,
Mont, Tor emltzz.umoni by the Circuit
/ court flr the district 0f M0ninnn, was
reversed on the ground that thu inIirt-
muut was defective,
Tho case % Bannon and MILKY,
agGingt the state 0i Oregon, tho pisin.
titis having tcHu convicted VITA
/ twenty-five others OF compiling i1
! bring Chinese iauUferI into tine stale,
G ntfury b. the law, was decided. The
| chief allegation oi pla.uulis ia UfrUi
/ was that the indictment lailCd 10 nvui
/ that the act was ful1uiDusly done, tul
/ tho court holl this MAS met good nuu
sIaiaiued the lower court iu tue con,
/ vlgliUu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
q. b. rnL,IL AMINnLE
startling nevsIuuments-rhC nnt
Detectives i'us4tyu.

startling nevstuuments-tur uistu aud
Detectives iuzzisd.
OMAHA, Nsb., March 4.-Stsflling
development sweFo made in the Union
Pacific ch1ek raising awindlo today,
whiua are calculated 10 alarm all cot.
pom,ions paying in olooal. Tho die
cJvufy was made that the gang who
operated on the Unl0u Pacific system
have method OF crfalpg ink with an
acid which douaF the boat made paper,
although tho payer 30 guaranteed 10
show tau siirhtcst presence of acid or
other f8ruigu subHitIr.. The amount
occurred by tue WofE0 tHg gang DO not
set Known, butil Do not u8 large as ut
met supposed. TAs fact % not zee
gnrdUi as Of much Importance, hove
ever, aa compared with thu new pro-
cyaB which ia puElNuE the compuny's
chemists aud detective.
The paper on which the chsckg are
printed Lu. Urvu regarded, until now,
/ ne being absolutely proof against man
/ ipulaiion, but tho operations Of tho
| guus OF UElJrtH shattered Oh claims OF
/ the inventors OF Sac Paper thus their
/ paper BE- acid proof The checks which
/ were raised Jailed 90 show ~ single
/ cfusuTo mari, and the amount Of tue
! check IN nRurcl IN tic right haIu cor.
/ NET na well nH the written amount iu
/ the body ui toe check, were wiped out
/ aH plgtrly uB cloth removes dust
/ from a table top. Not content With IT,
moving toe nguros, I'm one inftaucc the
name OF tho umployo was removed anu
/ a new name substituted, showing they
/ had mastered the secret completely,
Mr.. Flank Brown, local treasurer OF
| the Union Pacific company, stated that
| h8 had never tUcu checks w tlaWlg1sly
/ altered As m the Denver Cnsu, They
/ had passed through his hands, but a
powerful gla1s had iEllrd 10 tn0w the
| least manifestation, AMI u he hsd not
| known the checks were ThisJd hu
| would have sworn they were originally
/ o. made, IL was bis opinion that no
| other altered checks would turn up,
/ UPON tue theory thng the men had been
able 10 clvAn ny quite asum ana w0ulI
leave Tor other fields to prosecute their
raB1nlliy.
Whag To- 10 be donte s. tho quc6tl0n
which n petpIuXiug the minis u ON.
] CiaiB at tho Union Pacific headquarters
l0uay. They argue that the puuotur.
/ log Oi the amount OF check on tie
face, by maOhiuo invented Tor the
/ purpose can be- dIlud out with paper
maChe, painted over anu a new pune
lurn made fur q dinogCut amount,
Tho Burlington people uto also "a.
cited over tho f9rgefiUs for they utU
tho safety paper aud Iley may have
70 20 back 20 the old method Of paying
| employees currency should no SAFE
/ check paper DO discovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

II Is not an uncommon feat for non
10 lay two eggs % day, especially tho
Legh0rls and other laying breeds. whom
forced. / onco know gamo hen, says
an experienced poulTyman, 10 mako O
regular practice Of laying two ergs a
day about two days ia tho wook. and,
what SIS moro, shcwguld layono egg tho
day before and tho day uitur. one wooll
slo laid tom cFgt sho was often shut
up alone, 30 that no other hons could got
naar her, and 90 night two eggs wero in
Dos nest But tho most remarkable roc.
oId that over camo to my notice was of
% coop Of dvo silyor p5ucilud Hamburg
hens ph0y wOro .npt By a frioud who
worked In q butcIgrH shop, and have
uo reason 10 doubt his word. Tho hons
had all the igo7h meat they would cat,
and tho way they ThgllCd out tho eggs
was caution. Oa iaany days thcv
would lay ten Cggi going ON tho most
oarly in tho morning and luta In tho
afternoon, but upon tho day following
thoy would NOT lay moro than two or
thron 80 amy, Fr0sh meat and plenty OF
e2nc,o wgg1 tho things which cansod
such au abundant production OF eggs.
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Food expects pronounce DE- Prices
Baklng Powder the acme Of per.Uc-
ten.
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Iho sew riiyer Party

WAmuHutOs, ID. e., Match i'-rho
meeting OF tue membrfs Of the AueI-
lean Bimuislhr league, which has been
Ia utOFrcg8 here duTing The two past
weeks, will soon issue nn address 90
the American people asking support
fora new party having the principal
plank of IT, platform The free aud uu.
limited C0iuugc OF silver no Tho ratio OF
10 t01 l., and demanding that tho money
Of tnu country sbull be isuJd W the
government itHcl.
rhU address Will inaugufato a new
feature iu American polt Ice by d0iug
away with tho 9li system OF n9minat'
ing conventions, viii call upln tue
people tucm elves 90 nominate cnuui'
dates ior tho Presidency and vie.
proficiency by puua0a. IL IL urged
thni delegates 10 u0mlun,iug uJuveu'
lions DO NOT always roprUa0ut tht
viows aul wishes OF the people send
ing them, anu it has boon decided that
tue people IN thuir own name ehul
name thuir Cannidater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

Opinions on a Number Of Importnu
sasrt.

Opinions on number OF Important
sasrs.
WAuuNGTON, ID. g., March I.-The
Supreme court uiut tIuay Aitur recess
OF iUuf weeks with all thu justices cg-
Cept MI jackson Ia attendance. A
long litt Of opinions was disposed Of
rapidly. Macy Of thcm decided casos
Of great importance. Tho Interesting
question whether the conviction " "a
person by means Of dOcoy letter IL
legal was pHtTed upon In the Case Of
one GTlmmc, convicted IN Missouri for
dealing in ObsCcnu pictures. lie uu-
Bwcfod letter from q pOst1illcu in-
rpeclor which resulted IN hia c1nvic.
lion, and hu appealed, complaining
usains. the means by when II was
secured. The court held that doc0y
letters were bath morally aud legally
ustlfAblp.
The decision OF the circuit court for
the district Of Massachusetts, iu tbr
oase Of tho National Cash Register
company against the Boston Cash In
dictator nud Record company was 10.
verscd, the opinion OF Justice Brown,
holding the dtigadanps machine ~ an
Infringement on the National Cash
register,
An interesting constitutional quci-
tlon was decided In the case o. Il. 3.
Emmort against the state Of Missouri.
The former Il Hu agent or pUddlur OF
Singer sewing machines. lt was
sOughtto make him pay a psudltT'i
lluuuHu. hu refused cOntouiing taal
as tho machines came from New JET
soy, the licenpo was a rtHlriCiion on
the constitutional right OF iutorslatr
commerce, The C0utl hold that being
a pat " tho local aud domestic COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

In England many high titled ladic.
employ regular professional poultry
Keepers, They hayo largo and clab9rat,
poultry houses and taao great pride in
gghlmaug their fine specimens at tho
poultry elbows In this country tboro
GRO also many Emo Estates whore pgr,
bred poultry forms ono OF tho practical
and attractive features Tho p,ultrv
plants ON such estates aro simply nor.
foot .n cvory detail Among thoso Who
have had such establishments IN New
YORK are ex-Vica President Morton.
George Gould and Judge Hilton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

wAmuNuIoN, D. g., March 4.-Ths
bureau today nui hereafter until tho
work o. tile eleventh census is COM
plctUd, viii constitute merely "a div
Hion OF tho interior department. Tue
division now consists OF ninety rlefkt
three special agents with George r.
D5nnrIl, OF Mitsnslppithc former chici
clerk Of tau bureau, us division chief a.
reduced salary OF $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

WAsHiN8rJN, y. g., Mgfcl A.
Within Two hours after Mr. Ransom
OF North Carolina Ccssed 30 represent
that utatu aB senator he hal qualified aH
Uuitgd States minister D. MUEic3.
The ceremony took place BOO tue
room VI Assistant Secretary Uhl ~ .
O'CLOCK,
Mr. Ransom will leave ilr homo g.
morrow Go put hiH pcUInhi silalT iu
shape AMI win return O. Warrington
ln the uJurHe OF tugtc weeks 10 receive
his ins!rucuona before going 10 his
pos.
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: Coiorod Company Tor tho Fort.

PORT TOwSsEND, Wash, March o.
Orders have been received from the
war department ordering company Il,
Fourteenth innntry, now ~ Fort
roWuaend, 90 remove to Fort Nanc0u-
yer, preparatory 10 going east. a "a.
NOR is current that = oOlore1 company
will occupy this tort,
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CUBAN REBELLION.
,,,, occurrences From Different
Points Of View.
...,op, CLAIMED DY DOrn SIDES


,v,.r TIA, March News
81, me- ,,,,ssl bore tonight that ,. an S oao
I. .,,Ssr, bad occurred 5s,w .,'. SyO
rs'u,,spda battalion oi Spanish
i.a i.,., p,nr Nauzapillo,in the south
''-., .,sn Of Cuba. Tho Hpaniard'
a ~. ,oa,sj. Tho news is posted to,
',,nibe Cuban cub aud places OF
ns.. Il unpdreds Of Cubans are on The
mats rejoicing -.,,,,.o,
nsupoftoi defeat and wouno'nso
ali, Chambfa, governor Of toe
y'. ,,5,1,r,mpns Of CUBA, has been
100 Tblsisa sefloul loss to tue
ol.'''...-1t and will greatly encout'
N. -sy5lu;lonisiU. The foVolutloh
IL fslpg vesiWafd'
TIE oniLE SIDE
y..,,t March I. - Tho lhroc
.ai ipsufeunta who appeared lh
.l..gIore 6f MatAa2ia uomo JAY
~ h.vs rompluielY vauibhud' Oi
A ~ NJ iesdtfs, one Manuel Garciui
s.,b ,sp killed, tho second one Nm,
nCslomh, has been chplutcli hna
\. md. Mnrrrgo, bhs surrendered.
IN ~" 1,ymbpfs cf these bands OF
~. bsye either been captured OF
~. ,prroudefui. There % not
.,ysWtelat liberty 10 tue province
QUITE Brmoua
My YoR,, March 5.-Tho steamer
v,1,se.a. which nrflvtd yesterday
,,1s,,psWs ifom the revolution IN
"a According % tho pasaongeft
bsuy5l, b oia more srficul chafac-
Wtbah the Spanish authorities suem
III fgHeia. mo leading Republican
,-.fgf Havana, under date OF Feb
nav Is. gives tho following account
INK liigisnt outbreaks
Tbs 8ftt news 0f tlu revolt was re-
a,'r,Ii1 NbnnnNl Feb, H., A party
dover dny men ~ Calllolto had uro'
Leo out Into the familiar cry OF
ss Cutan patriotic, viva Cuba
LHpu tlaag 1--we rec Cubl,)
UIbe band was headed ~ Don
Bi,.8Iy Nifo, one Uf the leaders OF the
nyuion m 1869. lie was accom-.
nultiby Don Amalgr Guerra and
boa Enrique dupulrs,
Camtl,6 10 o very Fioh district In
which there hfu many sugar plauta-
tons Dad GmJug them tho Cuntrai
salvador, Of whleh 10 was the aim Of
tno ttyo.uu0na,l 10 take p0gsesBIon on
so,luut Of lhs t,0lgl Of arms aud an
munlu9n,
The AIeilIs Of Monozanlllo sent
iig0lt 10 salvador and these prevent
O. TO Insurgents from HsiLinV the
plhltii1n, tui tho work OF making
sugar Vti stopped.
"lls government tried 10 capture
ihehli El,aegi blo0dshed aud made
OyoHuNi h them. A commission
clmlasl Of Don Juan RAMIREZ, Don
El5uipi Lt3a, Don Guillermc, STAKE.
moo hsi D5n Ramon Ri0B was AZ
plltisi 70 ifsat with them, but the
ity1lliioas.s had reiterated anu tue
c'mmlalshtn returned without &C.
Ump'Iihng any tling. Don Masos'
band uliol 90 the direction OF Yafu,
no historical spot where tue hrst cry
eliibtuy tgunluI n quarter " a cen.
Iliy since, They arc sgili under atma,
Al.ihei outbreak was IN BHire, but
htogte' tluIe was 10 procure the n.
mo,al o. tho AicaIde Of Jiguani, aud
llelmmsiIalg establishment OF reform,
Als recommended by Don Marie Ia
ltesAuiih court.
stllauoIher revolt, itselfin Joguey
uilnlta' Tue Insurgents rslaud the
dyei Cuban liberty. Their success
~ o. tloIl duFntlOn, Tor thoy were
udtya detail OF government troopi
lll .,lellel. They retired In elena,
passsspalA, where II 10 very difl.
Guy DigllJw thcm.
IahbAudla headed by the schoo
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Our Sale Price 33lo.

Pieces ~ Tanoia g7yps Cou-
iour. iu rich illuminated hulT
liugs, Importers cost slnu,
Our Sale Prico 75c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

HUNDREDS OF OTHER BAR.
GAIN, IL LOVELY TAEFETA
pIAius, AND FANCY FOR
DRESSES And WAISTS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

Gold or silver or both, what shall
our money bet Bimeiallisis and mon
0metallists alike prefer Dr.. Prcu's
Crlgm Baking Powder 10 hny other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

or stock i- by far tho greatest
largest aud most complete ever
shown In tho city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

THAT'S WHAT We ARE. Have YOU ever
seen our HarfuIn uaunteIF II MOI Won inust
call and trr uH or you VIII get left Mo have
ne 500 Shoes Cor gl3' our SIS shors Tor N,
ys 'hnea, former price $40, now lLto, Can
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-17
Base Ball!
At San Pedro Park,
TOMORROW
SAN ANTONIO
VS. AUSTIN.
Battery: DoIan and Hughes
Sudden Death,

This:morning about 6 o'clock Mr..
"Jim" Leahey, we'll known young
barkeeper OF the Southern hotel
bar, was found dead in his bed at a
room on North East street. He
had been i'll for some time, though
not too bad to work. DIR. Shrop-
shire was attending him and his
death was attributed to heart fail.
ure and excessive use OF stimu-
lants.
Deceased had lived in San Anto-
Mo several years, at one time hav-
ing worked as a street car driver
on the old mule system. He was
about 30 years Of age and leaves a
mother in New York, who is said
to be quite wealthy. He was very
popular among his acquaintance,
and justly so. The funeral will be
held in this city, though the hour
has not been set.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-17
MUsHHEAD's PART.
He Tried to kill a Man, while May.
field Acted Sheriff.

he Tried TO XIII man, Wnlle may
field Acted Sheriff.
Tom Smith, better and more APP
propiately known as "mushhead
Smith," played a star part In the
Justice courts this moring. He
was arraigned before Justice Jones
on the charge Of assault to MUIR
der and also for theft from the
person and his bond was fixed at
81 1000 in each case. He appeared
before Justice Deviue on charge
of conspiracy to rob and his bond
was fixed at $500 in this case. He
failed to give bond and went to
Jail.
Others implicated with Smith
are q. f. Mayfidld and S. M. Nor
ris, charged with conspiracy to rob,
Msyfield is also held charged with
impersonating an officer. Maytield
was released from Jail last Satur-
day on bond, being arrested some
time ago for robbery.
Smith and his confederates have
made their rendezvous in the ten
derloin district and never let an
opportunity pass to "bump a suck
err" Such opportunity presented
itself last night, and the "sucker"
in this case was to DO John Holden.
John was at the Bon Ton dancing
hall, on West Com merce street,
and had a little money in his
clothes. "Mushhead" Smith made
his acquaintance and proposed
that they 60 out to see "the ele-
plant"
John was willing. They went
out, and John carried his coat, con-
tanning 81, over his shoulders.
When they reached a dark place
the "Mushhead" grabbed Johns
coat, and threw rocks at him,while
John was yelling blue murder at
the top of his voice.
Then comes up "Mr." Mayfeld,
who took the part Of sheriff, and
asked in a dignified manner what
all the racket was about. ~ am
sheriff OF this county, and il you
prosecute these people between now
and 9 o'clock tonight, Pll send you
over the road" spoke SHERIFF"
Mayfield.
Holden was at a loss to learn that
Bexar county has such peculiar
laws. He went to city officer and
explained his case to him. On de-
scriblng Smith, Mayfield and Nor
ris, it was with little difficulty
that they were arrested.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-17
Gould Have Been Serious.

Mrs. Neumsnn, Of Ballinger,
visited her uncle, Mr.. Robert Neu-
mann, on Crockett street, during
the Battle Of Flowers, and left for
home over the International rail-
road last Thursday. AS the train
was pulling out OF Davenport, a
flint rock, larger than a mans fist,
was hurled through a window of
the train. Mrs. Neumann was sit
ting at the window. The glass
was smashed and the rock went
into the car. The rock struck
Mrs. Neumann, but without any
force, and she fortunately escaped
unhurt, although she was fright.
ened almost to death.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-17
GENUINE BARGAINS.
If You Want to Make Some Money
It Will Pay You to Look
Into This.

No. l. Four fine building lots, near U.
s. Arsenal, at 30 per cent. below actual
value.
No. 2.-l27 acres rich farming land to
trade for house and lot In city.
No. 3.-Seven room house, blocks from
postoffice, large lot, at s., 500; terms easy.
No. 4.-For sale or EXCHANGE: New q
story brick business house, we'll located,
worth $4,000; will take 5000; part cash,
part suburban property.
No. 5-Four tirst-class brick stores, CEN
trally located, will trade for vacant prop
erty.
No. 6.-Elegant 2-story house, blocks
from Main Plaza; will take e-third
vacant lots, balance on easy payments;
price very low.
No. 7.-640 acres fine land, all fenced
100 acres In cultivation and under irrIga
ton. Cheap at 5000; terms easy; big
bargain.
No. s.-64 lots, near L. and G.. N. depot,
at $50 lot. Come and see us on this
we might make good trade with you fer
part property:
| LARKIN & DAUeHERrY,
223 II 101 West Houston street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-17
May Lose His Hearing.

This morning about 10 o'clock,
Charles Dietrich, drsymsn for
Thos. Goggan & Gro. was moving
a piano to the second floor OF the
hop hall at Fort Sam Houston,
when he slipped on the stairway
and the piano came down on him.
His head struck the wall and half
OF his ear was torn off. He sus-
tanned cut about an inch deep.
He was taken to the post hospital,
where the wound was sewed up,
after which he was removed to his
home at West End. His ear drum
was destroyed and 1t is feared his
hearing will be seriously affected,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-17
To the Public in General.

We wish to notify you that we
are still in business and are hand.
ling all kinds Of real estate, i'm.
proved and unimproved city prop.
erty, farms and ranches and have
some rare bargains on our books
Call and see us as we are certain
we can satisfy you both as to 10
cation and price, terms, etc.
JOHN T. HAMILTON & Co.
No. 104 East Commerce st. IL 80 t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-17
At st. Louis Oh APPEL.
Corpus Christi day was

Corpus Christi day was &c
brated by a procession and
ligious services, at ST. Louis c
lege chapel yesterday morni
Quite a number OF ladies and z
tlemen from the city were pres,
at the services, and were pleasa
ly received by the Brothers OF
college, after the conclusion OF W
ship.