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Business Opportunities.

stores. merchandise and goods. wholesale or re-
tai; city or country. FRY. 2ss I'd st.
observation-disclosures of a large m.ohan.
zeal corporation, with numerous inventions OF
merit outside OF the field In which he Is en-
gagged. wishes as an associate. young Eentle-
capital OF from 81 900 to IS. 900: object being to
patent, manufacture and market speciality inven-
tions. have factory and some machinery, but no
time To devote to detail or once work. Address
INVENTION. box 2l2 World.
A DEALER IN ADVERTISING SIGNS and sps-
clalties wishes to bring In the market few
new lines. Parties having new schemes please
address and send particulars TO A. s.. box 293
worii.
ACTIVE MAN to TAX. y interest in paying
mercantile business: German American pre-
ferred. s.. box 23s World.
AMY STORE OR STOCK OF MERCHANDISE
BOUGHT FOR CASH city or country, Call or
address J, DOMR0E 4 CO.. 207 East Alst st, New
York city. and 527 Evergreen ave. brooklyn.
A.-MAKE MONEY RAPIDLY investing in right
stocks-Valuable Information upon Interview (:
graph. TRAUBMANN = TRAUDNER. Brokers.
ATTENTIoN.-oner wanted for business: profits
last month over $500. going abroad. HAY. 80
East 18th 1t.
A GENTLEMAN desires loan $50 month; valuable
security given; $40 bonus paid; reference.
ARNOLD. box 4o2 word, uptown.
LITTLE HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY greatly
nerhtnt patented Aug 20, 1880. patent Tor sale
Address r. o. box sOs. Newark. n, j.
ACCOMMODATION WANTED 800. return in Is
days sl25; security worth $500 given. THROCK-
MORTON, box S2J World. uptown.
PARTY. with 500 wants partner with
same amount 10 take half interest In a
recognized theatrical enterprise bearing the strict
est investigatton Address AGENT. box 3E
World. uptown
LOAN of sl25 wanted 10 DAYS: security worth
500; repay &I7S Address X. 1921 Broadway.
BAKERY; steam: cracker. bread and cake. es-
tablishcd since 1851; thoroughly equipped. pay
ing well; will be sold cheap to quick buyer.
Address Room % Wells Building, W!lkcsbarre. Pa
CARPENTER WORK. all kinds; stores and
cfices fitted up at lowest rates. GROVE. $50
f. ltth ST,
COUNTRY STORE AND DWELLING. lot slr:O0
800. half cash. stock and inventory. no
agents Box 7si New Rochelle y. Y.
CIGAR, stationery and news depot: large route
cheap. S2i Smith st.. Brooklyn.
FIRsT-CLAss CORNER LIQUOR STORE to be
sold at = sAcrhoe. 2S7 AuIatie ave, BrspLlyn.
FOR SALE CHEAP-An elegant, large show case
cherry frame. with plate g.ass rouni corners
length Is feet irches; height to top Of dome, ID
feet or!Einsl price 81. 90. viii sell for 500.
Z. II. KOCH. West l2Sth ST New York.
, FOR SALE-ohe Of the nnest corner liquor
stores In Fulton St: retiring $50 clermont
ave. brooklyn.
FOR SALE-Old- established employment bureau
on 9Th ave. easy terms T.. boz 329 World.
uptown.
GET RICH QUICKLY. Send for list 'Inssn-
tions Wanted" Guide tree, EDGAR TATE
COMPANY. N BroSdway
GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER 10 woman .
greatest help In house cleaning t-Ib. package ssG
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Horses, Carriages, Ac.

SR Horse 4 Carriage Adts,
~ ARE REPEATED FREE
ON THE II 4 l. +
MILLION GUAR
" ANTEE PAGE IN
THE EVENING WORLD. lNsuRINd OVER
500. 900 ACTUAL INSERTIONS IN OVER 800 900
ACTUAL PAPERS. "
A Ss YOUNG. sound horse. warranted wagon
and harness nearly new, $50: bargain. <i
Clarkson st, grocer.
AT GREAT BARGAiN-Thrss business or work
horaea Sa5 to SIS, and top butcher wagon
must sell Butcher store. Ssl HudsUn ave. near
Myrtle. brooklyn.
FIVE CHUNKY-BUILT HORSES. suitable eN-
pressmen. grocerymen, truckn,en. no oners re-
fused; property Wholesale business nrm dissoly-
ing partnership: satisfsctry trial sivsn. 20
West 18th ct.
FOR ExCHANGE-ons or two lots At Morris
Park. Brooklyn, for . horse and surrey or team
and wasopette. MEsEROLE. p O. box 1918 Y.
FOR PRIVILEGE Of using them. will feed and
care for team OF strong. kini carriage horses
for : months or longer. Address j.. box 2ls
World.
FOR sALE-srIvERs PATENT RUNABoUr 800:
STYLISH LADIES' TOP PhkETON, SIS;
MILLER ROAD CART N.
70 WEST 18TH ST.. NEAR 6TH AVE.
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uafuVnlshed-West Side.

ASsTERD.M AVE- between 9o,S 'h ss,h sS,A "a;
9TH ave- between ll&th a. il6th sts;
Lexington ave, between llGh & lis,h sts;
sth ave, between l3oth 4 l3Gih SITS.
Apply or address NJ NJ Mckee, as,, ssl ", l,s,A
AMSTERDAM AVE. 6i7, near ssd st. l. station
large, light rooms bath; steam heat: dse-
GRATED '?s to se7; month free. Janltor
ment,, near Sist st. station; 4 rooms bath.
steam heat, splendid order, $50 TO Se+: select
families only. A. MORRISON. 5lst ST. d Broad
way. o. iln!tor.
COLUMBuS AVE. co., near ssth st.-Nicest siS
fat Of rooms bath.
COTTAGE PLACE. ga rooms SIG; bath. every
convenience Tor respectable family.
GREENwlcH AVE, Al. near s;h ave.-ro let.
unfurnlshei apartments; ives: side psror door.
basement, large rooms; good order.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. 81 s.-To let. untur-
nIshed in private house I'd floor. rooms, sx-
elusive bah light housekeeping, adults only.
WATTS ST. II. 49, sl-To let. splendid apart
ments; rents ch zap fine location, Janitor.
wAVERLEY PLACE, Is?-Elegant fats. 5 rooms
through; all Improvements; S23: parlor door.
rpcms SCI
9TH AVE, si5. near 18th st.-pesrabe 80 floor
n rooms. In perfect order rent S2l Apply
In store,
It'll AVE. le7s-.corner apartments, $3.50.
s@S5oi rooms. rooms: heated liberal In
ducements; llGth st, station.
7TH AVE. eSS-Light fat OF large rooms. newly
decorated, all improvements, $50.
sTH AVE Night ro1ms, cheap rent CASH
IN northeast cor. 51l st Sth ay'
9TH AVE, POT "a s.. l. station -Hlnisome sim
gle s-reum nat, large. airy light. Janitor.
10TH ST. sel & e25 W Several peasant fats
81 Z rooms, private. steam heated halls; quiet
nelghhorhood; rents reasonable, 0ne-hali month
tree. Janitor
nth ST II vs. very light, airy rooms. suit
abe business or private rent SIS monthly
18TH ST. sjI W-Four elegant large. light
rp'ms a bathroom, heL'rd throughout. every
Improvement s25 Sa6
18TH ST. 80 & e2s -Ligh;, attractive apart
nents for smal! families. rooms: all in.
proyemeats rsfe:eAees required; SIS V e:1-
JAnitor
10TH ST.. eco w.-Four large rooms rvos el1i
others with improvements; rent Slt uR
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0rookiyn.

HOUSE To LET. $50.
Brcs, rooms, bath, heater. range set tubs
laundry, rent 80 take KtHgS County l. TO Van
siclsn staten. ur!cr on corner, open sunday .
also. GERMAS-AMERlCAN lAPT. CO.
TO LET-ts rer month. a small thrce-s'ory SIX
room brick house on Warren place. the pretilesi
ana cleinest lit'le street IN Bryoklyn. be.os
Henry from warren St, few minutes walk 10
South Ferry. Inquire at ofnre, l29 Biltc ST.
TO LET, RENT !25; two-story frame house. e03
Spencer ST, near De Kslb ave, Improvements
nsighborhood good. Keys a. 81 i3th ST.. 5.
H~ssNLi-.
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LOST-Milkman's account book. Reward upon itf
return to $50 West i5th ST.. basement.
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THE EVENING WORLD. 1SSuRiNG OVER
500 900 ACTUAL INSERTIONS IN OVER 300. 900
ACTUAL. PAPERS.
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9TH AVE, Si5, near 18th st.-Deslrable 80 floor
In store
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WAVERLEY PLACE, ls2-Elegant fats, rooms
through. all Improvements. S23; parlor door.
5 rooms, S21
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Houses Wanted-country.

WANTED-Cottage Of moderate size in Hacken-
sack, not far from station; rent SIS; improve
ments. Is. r.. As Charles st.
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nth ST II vs. very light, airy rooms, suit
abe business or private; regt SIS monthly.
18TH ST, sj1 W,-F0ur elegant large. light
rooms bathroom, heI'rd throughout; every
7 iElrrOyrment. S9l Sa6
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AMSTERDAM AVE, between S7th s0th stAS 8
Columbus ave, between 1881 l0jth stA {
5th ave, between ll+th ilsth sts
Lexington ave, between ll4th ll6th stS;
sth ave. between l30th A. l3Gth sts.
rents ranging from sl2 to $50 per month.
Ami NJ nd ct W llSkh
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LosT-on Monday, gold Hunting Case watch at
Winfield. l.. l.. or on Winfield trolley car or
l.. l. ferry boat at 3ith st, between sac and ii
p. NJ Finder will be literally rewarded by r.
turning same to CHAS. o'BRIEN. SIS "a ave-.
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Eth AVE. l972-Corner apartments, s37. 30.
s2S5o; rooms, rooms: heated; liberal In
ducemepts; llCth st, station.
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nlshei In private house, I'd door, rooms. ex-
elusive ta'h light Housekeeping; adults only.
WATTS ST. Il 10, 2l-To let, splendid apart
m.nts, rents hsap; fine location. Jan!tor.
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Lost, Found and Rewa rds,

PHOTO Signature Manga schaldrup. lost y, 3
terday. between 2sth and 3ist sts. Broadway.
Return I0i, West 2gth st
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10TH ST. :2l & 225 W w-Sevsrhi peasant fats
c' rooms private. steam heated halls; quiet
nelghhorhood rents reasonable, 0ne-hali month
free. lanitor
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Real Estate for Saie-Jersey City.
PROPERTY on Jersey City Heights: cost s3 500.
valued s. 900; will sell $500. owner leaving
city. E, box All World
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Real Estate for Ssle-Staten Island.

MUST BE SOLD before the 10th OF Sept. me-
dium-sized Queen Anne house. city improve
ments: one block from trolley cars; pleasantly
located on Earrows near Fort Wadsworth; 7
minuteG walk from Rosebank depot. o. L.
SMITH, owner Bay View Terrace, the street
opposite 2l0 New York ave.. Rosebank, S. l.
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LOsT-Lndy's gold watch and blue enamel a
fear ie-lys pin on Tuesday. Sept. g. in sho.,
engraved with initials H. W. Suitable rewar-
II returned to J. II. CARSON. 81 Bank st.
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THE KANEDAIIE. corner Madison ave. g ssh
SHINE all light, sunny rooms; no shafts:
steam heat, elevator. coal & wood: hall attendant
THE CAPITOL. Lexington ave. corner l2lst st.
Handsomest corner fat uptown. rooms bath.
only $50.
TO RENT-A large a small apartment in the
freProOt building. so Madison ave. northwest
corner 2sth st. Apply to superintendent.
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Real Estate for saIe-New Jersey.

RIDGEFIELD PARK-Lots 500 upward; houses
for sale and rent: bargainA CARL HALL
BERG. 1ls West ted st.
Is BUYS BUILDING LOTS; positively this week
only; 20 miles: near station. APPLEBY. l2a
Liberty ct.
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! 7TH AVE. e52-Light fat OF large rooms, newly
decorated. all improvements. $50
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IN NEWARK, N. J., In the hnest residential
street, on very high ground. . very hne resi-
Aences, Just com leted. with every concsivabls
modern improyemsnt; rent very reasonable.
Newark. N. J.
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Real Estate for SaIe-out Of the City.

NEBRASKA LANDS for SALE So 900 acres In
Lincoln County. Neb.. cheap for cash only.
HUGH RALsroN. Rock Island. Ill.
"a ACRES. Sullivan Co.. near Liberty; nne
land; sold altogether or to suit purchaser.
FRANCIS X. HENNESSY. IS Park Row. N. Y.
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AMSTERDAM AVE. CAT, near e3d st. l. station
large. light rooms & bath; steam heat: dsc-
GRATED &23 to S2T month free. Janltor
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Two-FAMILY HOUSE. new. good location
rook!yn, exchange for country seat Owner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
Mrs. Langsry's Divorce Suit.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The World
says: The oft repeated rumor that
Mrs. Langtry, the actress, was seek
ing divorce from her husband,
from whom she has been separated
for many years, is again revived.
The application will be made, it is
said, in California courts, Mrs.
Langtry having residence in Lake
county, that state. A. H. Hummel.
her counsel, said: 81 can say that
the suit has not yet been brought.
/ will neither affirm nor deny the
story as to suit. 1 have received
a communication from Mrs. Lang
try" he added, slated Baden-Ba-
den, where she is now, If the suit
is brought 1t will be the first time
she ever tried to be legally sepa-
rated from her husband. Her
divorce in California or any other
courts would be effective any
where"
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G. A. R. Eucampment.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 9.-The
twenty-ninth encampment OF the
G. A. r. opened today with grand
parade. Receptions took place all
over the city and at every railway
depot incoming veterans were
warmly welcomed.
The railroads estimate that they
have brought in $4,000 visitors dur
ing the past eighteen hours and
look for the greatest rush in the
next twenty.four hours.
The contest for the next place Of
meeting will be between st. Paul
and Denver.
The great parade occurs Wednes-
day morning.
The attendance Of ex-Confeder-
ates Is large.
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The Miners Fighting.

Los ANGBLbs, seps. 9'-lniorha'
ton is received here OF terrible
fight in Nys countyj Nevada, be-
tween miners and despersdoes
which resulted in the killing Of
two of the latter and probably
fatally shooting Of a third The
names are Philip Foote, gambler
Check Longstreet, half breed, both
killed, and another half breed name
unknown, badly wounded. Geo.
and Bob. Montgomery and friends
did theshooting. The tragedy was
the result of an attempt to jump
claim belonging to the Montgom-
erys. John Macarthur also claimed
the mine, and employed Foote,
Meyer, Longstreet and six others
to guard his interest. While at
breakfast crowd of men headed
by the Montgomery boys surprised
them, poured a volley into them
before they could reach their
weapons or escape. A posse Of
deputies have gone to the district
and further trouble is expected.
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Miss Flagler's Shooting Case.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. g.
The District Grand Jury meets
to-day. The most important work
before it will be the consideration
of the killing of the colored boy,
Ernest Green, by Miss Elizabeth
Flagler some weeks since. She
saw the boy Choking" some fruit,
and discharged a gun in his direc-
ton, as she says, to frighten him.
However, the bullet killed him.
An attempt was made to gloss the
matter over at the inquest, the col
ored people claimed, and they
made such a fuss over it that the
matter must now go through the
regular legal procedure. Miss
Flagler is the daughter OF General
Flagler.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
SOVEREIGN l. 0. 0. F.
MEETS AT ATLANTIC CITY ON THE
18th FOR BIG BUSINESS.
Important Changes in the Laws of
the Order Proposed-Some of Them
of a Very Sweeping Character
Over 200 Representatives Will be
There-the "Sire's" Report will
be an Interesting Document.

ASPS' ~
Sovereign Grand lodge of the hide
pendent Order of Odd Fellows will
meet at Atlantic city, n. j., one
week from tomorrow. Nearly 200
members are included in the SUI
preme body and representatives
from grand lodges throughout the
country will be in attendance. The
report of Grand Sire Stebbins of
this city, will be presented. 1t will
be an exhaustive document, and
will cover every item OF interest to
the order.
{ Several amendments to the Or
ganic law of the order which were
introduced at the meeting last
year at ChattoOga, Tenn, will be
acted upon. Alterations in the
constitution have to be prepared
one year previous to their final
disposition, and amendments
which embody the following
changes were introduced at the
meeting last year: To debar from
membership anyone enaged in the
liquor traffic or any gambler. This
amendment was considered too
sweeping so a substitute was sub
mitted which inserted the words
I'Real." Both the original and the
substitute amendment will how
ever be presented.
To admit membership males
who have reached the age OF Is
years. The age limit at present is
Il.
To admit to membership males
who have not more than one
eighth Indian blood, whereas at
present such were debarred.
A proposition will also be made
to make membership in a Rebe-
kah lodge obligatory before repre-
sentation in the Sovereign Grand
lodge can be obtained. Some OF the
members of the Sovereign Grand
lodge are not ..members of the Re-
bekah branch, but owing to their
membership in the supreme body
learn all the secrets and pass words
of the Rebekah's without attain
ing that degree.
Another important question to
be settled will be the review and
reformation of the codes of the
Military and Rebekah branches,
At the meeting last year new code
was adopted and new clause in
serted which repealed all other
codes for the government of these
branches.
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MARKET REPORTS.

Furnished the LIGHT by the West Texa.
Brokerage Co., corner Market and 'Yiur
ri streets.
SAN ANTONIO, Sept 9, 1895.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS..
September Wheat: Opened at SIX;
closed at 57sl.
September Corn: Opened at 3s5s; closed
at 32s4.
September Oats: Opened at 10; closed
at 1873.
Mess Pork: September, opened at
SOS; closed at S.25.
Lard: September, opened at $50;
Receipts Wheat, 50 cars; corn. 446
cars; oats, 191 cars; hogs, $4,000 head;
cattle, $1,000 head.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Cotton: steady, middling, ssS; sales, 347
bales.
September, sos; October, 500; Novem-
Der, SIG; December, S.23; January, 500.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Cotton: Steady; middling. Z lilo.
September, 7.97: October. S.02; Novem-
Der, OF; December, SOC; January, $40.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Cotton: IL 80; demand moderate;
sales, 5000 bales.
September October, 421; October
November, 4.9O; November December,
42l; Decembe January, 4.22.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

LONDON, Sept. 9.--The consen-
sus of opinion of the English press
is that the Valkyrie was fairly
beaten by a better boat.
CHICAGO, Sept. 81. Kier Har-
die, the anarchist Englishman,
made red hot speech, praising
the deeds of the executed Chicago
anarchists, today at a meeting of
ministers to which he was invited.
They denounced him in such I'M
measured terms as to cause him to
be silent and then gave him a ter
rible lashing.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-In the cham
pionship sculling race today,
Harding successfully defended his
title with Sullivan.
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Naughty Drummer Robbed.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 9.-W. d.
Whitney, travelling man for p.
F. Collier, New York publisher,
and who lives in Chattanooga, was
robbed last night of $500 currency
and So, 500 in certificates of deposit
by an unknown colored woman.
The theft was committed in an
alley into which the man had gone
with the woman and it was so
cleverly done that Whitney did
not know he had been robbed un-
til the woman had time to disap-
pear completely.
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A Sudden Awaking and Death,

CHAMPAIGN, Ills, Sept. "a
mysterious murder occurred in this
city yesterday morning. At l 80
o'clock Jacob Kisson, an ex-police-
man, In company with two compan-
ions was going home. Seeing a man
lying at the side of the walk in
apparently drunken condition,
Kisson aroused him and informed
him that he had better get up or
the patrol wagon would take him.
The fellow jumped up, seized re-
volver and shot Kisson who ex-
pired Immediately. The fellow is
total stranger and since he has
sobered up has refused to talk and
refuses to reveal his Identity.
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White Ribboners in Iceland.

LONDON, Sept. 9.-Miss Frances
E. Willard, president OF the
Worlds Christian Temperance
Union, has received news that
Misses Jessie Alderman, Shaffer
and Pratt made successful jour-
ney to Iceland by way OF Norway.
Miss Alderman is stronger and
hopes to soon introduce the white
ribbon movement on the continent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
A Sheriff Commits Suicide

HOLLY SPRINGS, Mass, Sept. g.
Sheriff Robert A. McMilliams COM
mitted suicide Thursday in the
courthouse. He fastened hand
cuff on his left hand and locked it
to table. He also shackled his
feet tight together and then, with
a razor, cut his throat, severing
every vein.
The only cause known is mental
depression caused from a physical
.o.,r,,wn.
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a Druggists Denia! /.

DENVER, COL, Sept. 81. C. Eliel
the ne'wly-elected president of the
National Wholesale Druggists
ASSOCIATIONS, officially denies reports
telegraphed from here to the effect
that the Druggists association and
National Proprietary association
were contemplating the formation
Of trust to raise prices.
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Turns Out Not TO be Foster.

ZURICH, Swift, Sept. 9.-The po-
lice Of this city have informed the
Federal authorities that their
search for William r. Foster, Jr.,
who Is wanted In New York for
classifying hts accounts to the ex-
tent of $l93, 900, has been fruitless.
The man whom they arrested a
few days ago on suspicion, and
thought to be Foster, turns out to
be not the man who is wanted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
Sherman Goes Against Prohibition

SHERMAN, Tex, Sept. 9.-(Spe.
cial. THE election in Grayson
county is passing off quietly. At
one O'clock there had been sixteen
hundred votes cast in Sherman.
This precinct will cast about $500
with an estimated majority against
prohibition OF from four to seven
hundred.
Denison will vote six or eight to
one against prohibition. The pro.
hibs all concede that the county
will 60 anti by six hundred to L.
200 votes. The Sherman and DENT
son majority against the measure
will be easily 1900.
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Busy Mills in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. 9.-The
cotton mill of the Greensboro Co.
Operative Mill company has been
purchased by Gene 4 Gsrzard, who
will at once equip 1t with improved
machinery and will operate it on
full time. There is not an idle mill
in the state, save two recently pur-
chased, which are not re.equipped.
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Buvine Russian Oil.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 9.-An
agent of the Standard Oil company
has arrived at Baku where he has
purchased large quantity Of pc
troleum. He also purchased $780,
600 pounds of crude naptha.
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Cattle re-
ceipts 1900: natives and cows
steady; beeves $3.50 to 1915.
Sheep receipts 1000; market slow
but steady.
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near Dubuque, Iowa. Four per-
sons killed and three terribly
mangled.
There are rumors that Alfsro,ls
plotting against the government,
but there is no truth in them. He
is loyal to his country and only
wants the laws obeyed.
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Steamer Ashore on jap. Coast

New YORK, Sept. "a special
to the Herald from Yokohama
says: The steamer Belgic, of the
Occidental and Oriental Steamship
company, bound from San Fran.
cisco for this port, went ashore this
. (Monday) morning at Susaka. No
details are yet to hand.