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Evening journal., 1895-04-05

Our Carpet Department goes
now night and day.
We ask a little patience
from our customers who have
availed themselves Of our
great reduction in Carpets.
assuring them their carpets
will be laid as quickly as IS
consistent with good work.
New and beautiful patterns
of Administer, Gobelins and
Moquettes all with stylish and
artistic borders, are being re-
ceived daily These elegant
pile fabrics are far ahead Of
anything made for wear and
beauty, Take your time-go
into any store. 20 everywhere,
but before you decide see our
assortment and prices. Our
salesrooms and salespcople arc
at your disposal. 1t will be
to your profit 70 sec their
offerings:
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
sneIaI ~ llaraonaI Nots.

Mr. and Mrs B Frank Blackburn, of
Wilmington, have issued cards Of Invita-
ton to their twenty.ffth wedding
anniversary on april IS a. their home,
Nc 6l0 Esst Fourth street
Miss Susie Sherwood, OF this city left
yesterday for an extended visit 10 her
sister, Mrs. W. A. Wise, ct North East
Stenographer Edmond G Hardesty is
ia Georgetown attending court.
Frank II Day, OF the Water Depart
ment, is seriously III at his home No.
i407 Adams street
CHARLES B Roberts, Of Germantown,
gave au ENJOYABLE stereopticon lecture
last evening before the Fiirnds' Circle.
Ninth and fatnsll streets His subi-ct
was A summer Trip TO Alaska he
also exhibited q number ot specimens OF
the handl work Of the Alaska Indians in
metal and reed
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

Mr. ard Mrs. Jobps A. Booker, William
P. White, Wllism HukiD. Chsrles Il.
0ombs aohu Felrier, Willis 0yerdesg.
ohaJlss 4 Robinson. 5ohn White. Jr
Misa hnsdl, The Misses Jennie and StellR
Dance Gnsie SpEuF, Lena KtElay. Naa
Dyer ard Eta "a Cullouga
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

NOTICE. p. MILFORD CAREY. THE
~ tenant and Occnpautof the house aituafs q
at No. 2Uh Yves seventh street. Ia tho FIflh
ward, in the city OF Wilmington, county OF
ance with the requirements of The acts of th,,
teueral Assembly 10 such case mRd, AZ d pros
yided, DO hereby give notice that shall appls
in writing 20 the Court Of General sessipne
Delaware In and for New Castle county.
on Monday. the tth day Of MRs lA9i being the
next teim Of said court. r itceHee Tor said
house ~ an inn OF tavern. for he sale therein
1i Intoxicating liquors Ia leis quantities than
one quart, 20 be d. INK On the premises. aud
the lowing resp ctable citizens Of said
ward, ~ least twelve OF whom nre suhsiAn-
tiiti fret holders Of ssid ward, r. Commend the
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
HAnRIMO
nInTl

MAYER-B AKER.- On April 3. 1875. by
Rev. I'll. 3 Dulaney. Otto Mayer and Laura
r. Baker, both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

Not in meagre assortments
Of colors, or old patterns that
you wouldn't have at any
price, but new, bright, fresh,
stylish, just what every house
keeper wants.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

MOTICE-I, CORNELIUS ]. LUCEY, THE
~ tenant aud occupant uf ths house sitn.
hfed At tile southwest corner Of LOfd ard
spruce streets. IN the Fourth ward in the city
81 Wilmington, county of New Castle ard
state or DeHwHre, IN compliance with The
requirements of Lhe acts ot HE General AS
+ inhly in such case made and provided. do
hore hY give notice lint ! shal Rpuly In wril-
ing to the COutt ~ General Sessions tie
Peace and Jili Delivery " the state Of Della
ware, in Nnd for New castle county, on M0n-
day. theH b day ~ May, 1885. be hg The next
term oi said court. for Il license for said house.
es nn inn or tavern, Tor The sale therein IF
Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart % be drunk on the preWis q, atu
the following respectable citizens Of said
ward. ~ " 81 twelve Of whom are substantial
ireeho!ders OF ss id ward, recommend the said
application. VIZ;
Frank J Eiedermaier john - Mehney
Pntrck MniqHetn Andrew Murphy
Samug Il. Dunlap iOsruh Ryinski
MicHnel Casey tottieb -pidel
Martin brown john y. OH rn
Michael Il Kelley 1eorgp Eslr
James ID Mccoy Anton Held
Michael Hayes John s.. SAVille
Michael Lqmnan James Kane
II, tlwo0i larpBlter John DOuloH
lawrence Dineen Edward Csul or
Timothy Mcnamara fohu y. IugAn
William Connor CORNELIUS J. LUCEY
MOTTO ~. HARRY q MOn.s. THE
y ltensnt eud occupant Of the house stu tted
nt northwest corner Lancaster avenue nuo
harrison ST., IN the Tenth ward. ia the city Of
Wilmington. county OF New CAsile aud state
~ Delaware Ia compliance with She IeQule, 4
ments Of the acts OF the General Assembly In
such sse M dc ana provided, do hereoy give
notiQe tLet I shall apply in writing 10 the
Court o. tens raj Sessions Of the Peace and
jail Delivery OF tf q Stale OF Delaware, ia ana
or New Castle cuunty.on Mordax ,fhe II iisy
~ May, 1898 being the us st teriu al sa COURT
iOr q hcense tor said mouse, an Inn =
tavern, fOE the sale therein of Intoxicating
lquor5 ia less quantities than oi . Qaart o D (.
/ dtunk 0n the prenis :, and The Following Ie-
spectacle riti2ena pf said ward. ~ least
ff.tfs1 .ftt
said wird, reopinlnend ihe tid tppticauon,
VIZ.
Hugo F. Bourbon Timothy Mooney
N .Vfd Dsnrel, 81 rN0inNa fr-usHeil
Victor Dehgn Jams b Stfanthu
inrn y Dcyla I hsrleA D.urel
p Cnhill -. ..T rHnifea
John gill James paean
Henry Earnpr James prgHr, j-
Frani +. higgins ". =. tFoit
p II. Nom y. ". Quirntl
friek-Hsgrefty rratk Przet
,iuhts Brown sN. prttycy
| MichH0i Joyce W. CoLdou
| Jcsaph uend,l uAahl Z. WOODS.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
A susprIse Partr.

A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Eiylna Gbason, al her home. No.
ll30 Pine street The evening wss
spent ia games and music. and refresh
ments were served Those pressut we're
Misses E viva Gibason N.lIis Hanson
Maggie Wilson. Greta Parrey, Nellie
stevenson Constancs Stevenson, Amanda
wins, Mary Moss. Minnie Errlcson
Eana 6rush Maggie Q7earF, Eva 3lbasou
Mr and Mrs Gibasoo, Robert Qiigiey
william Dickinson. Joseph Sturtz. Johu
Garter howard Qligley, James David
Frauk simpson, John Robertson, john
Queary, Harry simpson, Simeon Gibason
aad Horace 6ihason
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
Nvlth snnr and Plananre.

The George e. Klug Male Chorus, tf
Epworeu Church met asst evening at the
home Of Harry Dance. No 904 Elm
street. at the kind initiation OF the host,
ana held he weekly rehearsal 'rhs
evening was most epjay&biy spent The
ehoras saeg Travelling Homs, 'The
Lost Landmark "Be Is Rsen. +" old
kentucky Home" aud Good Night +"
William Hnkili, &C iompanisd bg Miss
Hnkill on the plano. AaYe fae selections
on the violin William P. White. nc
companied by Miss jennie Dance. alec
gave an excellent ,eleciion on the har
monica Social games made ND the
balance Of the evenings entertainment
and az seasonab'e hourthe party dis
parsed. WISHING the hofpi'a able host and
hostess long iifa s1d pYosneruy
Those present were George G Kinz.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

81 e0mnaun cations intended FOR iseersisr
thle column ehon.d be Adirsased n goslaiv
huitof ara Of the Ev5HTgG 3GHawAr. Cam
municaiions should be written 81 one esids ~
the paper only -
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

kOTICE-I. NEAL NJ KENNaDs, THE
= tenant and occupant OF the house. siu-
atpd ab lta. 80 Spruce street, 30 the Fourth
whrd q tfe city of Wilmington county of
New Casilt and stare 0i eiaware. in com
ulianCe with iha REQUIREMENTS cf the acts OF
lhe Genera Assembly in such Case mnde ard
provided, do hereby give rQtico thst shall
apply writing 10 rhe Court ol General SEES
Sfate 81 elawarS Us and for Sew Castle
county, 90 NnrdsN, tho eth day of MAY ls,5.
being Hs npNt term of snsd cCurt. for lice ~
therein rl intoxicating liquors IN less Quarfi-
ties hann quart. 20 he drunk on the prom
ses. ard ihe following respectable clti1rps og
Staittih ifeei,oi erS of lail ward, recon-
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
CooEman'a New Pastor Received.

Cookman's New Pastor Received.
Upon invitation Of the Lldies' Aid
Society Of Gookmsn M. 6. Church. the
memb bsrs aud fliencs Of The church as
sembled st the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Miles, No 1903 Lincoln street.
last evening at S 30 O'clock in order to
extend hearty and cord al melc me TO
their new pastor, Rev, Wlllism G
Koons
An address OF welcome was extended
tc Mr.. Koons BY Millard r. loft, secretary
of the CHURCH. He said while all knew OF
the high appreciation in which the new
pastor was held a. bis former charge. he
desired to say that the members OF
Goodman felt that be was the oroper
person to becoma their pastor ana that
they were GLAD that the conference had
appointed him to their charge AS he
looks over the land to be possessed, and
goes forward in his labors Of love. they
desire to be his co workers. Mr. Toft
assured him Of hearty welcome to their
midst
Ne Koons responded with warmth Of
feeii z aud thanked the friends present
for their cordial greeting and said while
he had many receptions before be- knew Of
nc one in which he had ever been received
more pleasantly than the Coogman psoole
had received him A feature Of the
evening was the presentation Of large
cake upon which was the word "Wel
come, By William J Stats After the
presentation the company was invited to
the dininF-rocm wh,rs cake and cream
were served ia abundance
Tne evening WAS spsnt IN social cor
versation and singing The folio wing
were among those present; Rav William
g Koons. GeoTge Cochran and wife.
Joseph I Cannon aud wife, Cecil Craig
and wife. Charles Miles and wife
William 4 Gibson and wife
Ed ar Sharp and wifa. VIII
liam Sharp aud wife, Harold B
Hagey aud wife. Edward White aud
wife, M. 4. Toft snd wife Mrs. Mary
L Crozier. Mrs. Tillie Wisher Mrs.
Laura Vandegrift Mrs Mary Hanson.
Mrs Charity Jesndell sMrs Esther
Massey, Mrs Josephine McKsnna,
Mrs Martha Woods Mrs A. seminar.
Mrs A. "A Nglncheger. Mrs. Rschtl
Steel, Mcs William Meyne. Mrs Jamison,
Mrs Lawis Thompson, Mrs Mary Lynch
Misses Lizzie Steel Minnis Cunningham
Florence BsdWell Carrie White. Lula j
Orczler, Laura Weldin, Mary Weldln.
Indiana Thompson, d. Lizzie West, Eua
Or zier, Clara V. aud Ruth A Toft
Lizzie Thompson, Ethel VandegTlft,
Biauch and Lsttie Cstbcsrt, jennie Neely,
Willilm J, Staa,H, Harry Lynch and
Hugh Gibson
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
LToENsr ApprruAT1oTsa

NJ qIlCE.-I, JOHN z BRADLEY. THF
tnnant ana occupant nf the honse sifua
teu AZ northeast corner Eleventh nfn French
etfeets. - tha sixth ward rs tia eitv 10
oi lelaMate in compliance with the rpGnife-
inentH ot Tho nets ut tile General Assembly Ia
huNh ease ma q and provided. do hereby give
nail ihnt 1 shall apply In writing fa the
curt q eeneral Sessions of the peare ami
Sail 3eliyefy OF the state OF Delaware, ia nd
lul lNeN Iastle unty. On Monday. the d "a
Gay ui MAY, isAO, being the nexb torn of 81 nj
court. Tor license for said house. an inn or
iANtfh. iol the sale therein OF Intoxicating
haaora IN less quantities than one quart 10 be-
uluuk on Tho premises. and the following
respectable citizens 81 said ward 4 len Z
tNel4e oi whom are snbstaHfiN freehoIders
% hala ward, recommend the said application
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Marriage Of Miss Maude
Wright and a. w. Edwards.
THE LAMBORE-rAYIoR EUPrIALs

members and Friends Of cookman
Church Extend Cordial aud hearty
welcome 10 Rev. w. G. Koons. the
New Pastor-A Musical Organization
Spends Pleasant Evening.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

NOTICE -, CHARLES RENNOLt S. THE
y tenant anu ucCupant uf ihe hoiigo sifunfed
af NO, hhat Fourth street. a. tins FAnrth
ward IN the city Of Wilminnton. .eOunty OF New
Nhatie anu state 81 DelawNrc,ln compliance
III Atsemhig ~ such ra.H made and provided
un hereby give notice thHf l shall Hpelv M
writing 20 tie Court 0f Genhr1 Sessions III
me Peace and jail Deliycrv Of the state 81
delaware in and for New CATTLE county, on
Mon1ny, the bth day oi May, 1888. being The
next term oi said count for i iiet nAe for said
rouse, an Inn or tavern. for he * le therein
oi Intoxicating liquors ia less quantifies than
ono quart, 10 be drunk pn the premi es and
the following resp ctHhla nitiAans of said
Werd, at least twelve of whom are anbefanffaI
ireeholdere Of said ward, recommend the said
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

M0ltCE-l, ANDREW r. CAsEY, THE
~ tenant and occupant al the hofse ait
uAied et No. IL EaHt Front street. 10
tns seeond ward in the city Of Wilmington,
county o. New astle and State Of Delaware,
pa compliance with the reaniramenta ~ tne
sois ot The General Assembly In auch case
made and provided do hereby give notice
Thar ! sha apply IN writing to the Cosrt ~
sf htrai Sessions ui the Peace and Jail Deliv-
sry oi the State q y Delaware, In ana for New
t1a ~ Coantv, on MONDAY, The 9th day of May
1919. being the next term OF said court for A
eense Tor said house ee an inn nr tayeru for
the sale therein Of intoxicating liquors Ia less
Nnaniiuea than one quart 10 be drunk on the
premises, and the folloNtag respectable citi-
2ens + aHid ward. at least twelve OF whom are
suhst4ntial treehoiders % said ward. recon-
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
LfnENsr ApprTrATroSs-

NOTICE.. JOHN CRAVEN. THE
4 tonant and occupant Of the house si,u-
Rted 80 No. BlS West Font street 10 fhe Third
New Castle. ana Sfafe az Delatvar4
~ com Nance With THE rraufre.
ments q the acts ef the General a.
stmuif iu such case Iuade and provided do
hereby give notice lhat shall apply IN writ
ing 70 the Court Of General s4s iors Of the
feace and jail Delivery Of The state Of Dell
aware, in aud ior New HaPtle county. on Mon
uhy, tue tib day o. May, 1906, beinF the next
term q sala court, foi q license for said house
w ah tnh ut tavern for he sale therein OF IN
tnAieAtlhR liquors In lesp quantities than one
0NRfl - ne drank on tho premises, and the
ioiiewlng respectable citizens OF said ward. at
it9et i've Ye q whom are substantial free
h1ldeis oI atid ward, recommend the said ap-
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

MOIlDh-i, MARTIN KG0GH, THE
4 = owner md occupant of the heuse known
as the city Hotel. situated ~ an iU WFAt
Qt Wilmington, county of New Castle and
state pf l3eltWnff. in compi Ahcr with the
rtQuiftNents af the aaist The neuuibi Az.
euh IL such eIse made and rfu4dded 40
hereby give no iee inst l shall npp ~ WlM
Ing in tile Court ut General Sessions ~ the
Peace Af a jail Delivery 81 the State 90 Nafn
" are, 40 aAu for New Castle county nn Mon
day. the bth day of May, a ID. ltgi, beiug ,hp
heXt term qi aaid cHurt for "a lirpnFF fnrfatd
luuae az an inn "a tavern, Cor he sale fhereiO
OF Intoxicating liquors lres lHHuilfie- than
one quart 20 Ne drunk ou tLe premises. Ai
tue following ftsppCfHule citizens uf paid
ward, ai ieAHt twCls @ Of whom eic subaiauiiHl
ireehaidrla " said ward, recommend the
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

~ 0ftGE-I DANIEL ri DuuJ THE
y owner and occupant Of the hoGre situated
~ northweht corner Front and rpnar stree4a,
In the Second ward ~ thr eftV 81 win, i4lf.sn
county % New Castle mud state 90 pe aware.
ln compliance with the requirements of the
lpta ~ tho General Assembly ia eueh rase
made and provided, do hereby rive notice
that shan nppy 10 writing 10 fha 60 NJ I'll
General SECTIONS nf the Peace nna JAii D.lie.
cry u The state Of Delaware. in and for New
Castle county, ON Mnndst, tho 6fh day 81
May. 1875, being the next term OF Haid court
for a license or said honse as an inn iHv-
ern, Tor the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors Ia lsas quantities than one quart io be
trunk on he PREMISES, and the following re-.
sperthhle citizens Of said ward. AZ lea4t
twelve Of y hom are substantial freehOlderH 0f
said ward, recommend tile said application.
tslys
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
T. P. A. Note.

April q Colorado Division was
organized. President, A. Jacobs ;
vice-president, R. Battle; secretary
and treasurer, d. A. Holiday ;
board of directors, H. Goldsmith,
E. E. Ingalls,, A. E. Mckenzie. Del
egates to San Antonio, A. Jacobs,
D. A. Holiday, r. T. Oliver, E.
Johnson, A. E. Mckenzie. Colora-
do Division has shown a gain since
organization Of 60 per cent. Mr..
Jacobs and his daughter have writ
ten the committee requesting that
two rooms be reserved for them at
an hotel. The committee have
found, however, that the hotels are
reserving no rooms for the dele
gates, having adopted the plan of
"first come, first served"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
TEXAS STATE ITEMS.

GOLDTHWAITE, Tex, May 49,
Westbound Santa Fe passenger
train was wrecked above Coleman
Thursday night. No one hurt.
TEXARKANA, Ark, May 1S.-Mrs.
Turner's 13-year old SON had one
arm cut of by a car wheel while
Jumping off and on a moving train.
GALVESTON, May 1S.-Fred. Ross,
the champion featherweight OF Col
orado, and Chas. Porter, Of Calves
ton, will have glove contest to-
night for Is rounds.
HEMPsTEAD, May Is. - Will.
Jones killed Ed. Anderson yester-
day. Both are negroes.
PALESTINE, May 1S.-Josephine
johnson took an overdose Of laud-
anum to cure her cholera morbus,
and it was nip and tuck with her
and death for several hours. She is
now out Of danger.
WHARTON, May lS.-Carroll Ad-
ans child, colored, was burned to
death yesterday by its clothing
cdUCulHS IRE.
MARLIN, May 49, Marlin will
be connected by telephone with ALL
points in the state at an early date
a contract having just been closed
with the Southwestern Telegraph
and Telephone company.
VICTORIA, Tex, May 1S.-The|
new Masonic hall will be dedicated
next Monday.
HOUSTON, May lS.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Vincent, a sister of the late
Gov. Henderson, died in this city
yesterday. She was one of thu
early settlers ofHouston.
WEIMAR, Tex, May 1S.-Mr. Al
Amman, aged Y years, died yes
terday. He was a sergeant il
Capt. Jack Hays ranger compan
in the Mexican war, and was at tn
siege Of Monterey, battle of Buen
Vista and capture OF the City d
Mexico.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
Real Estate Transfers.

Henry Elmendorf to r. H. Creek
more, lot II, block B, o. C. |. No. 2
5000.
The Texas National bank, j. l..
S. Hunt, receiver, to J. M. Rahm
and G. Manville Pratt, OF Pennsyl-
vanis, about 1925 acres Of land in
Medina county, and also the lands
involved in the suit of John NJ.
Rohm ct al. VS.. J. S. Alexander ct
al, pending in tho Thirty-seventh
District court; $4,000.
Francis Smith to George G. and
Alice A. Reynolds, lot II, block 81,
in Mavericks grove; Sits.
j. Nj. Rayford to B. G. Hite and
Henry T. Phelps, lot 8, block 8, on
Crockett and Mesquite streets $500
and the assumption of all notes
against the foregoing property.
G. M. Bruce and wife to Michael
Thomas and John Goggain, lots 8
4, . and 6, block 3, on Layer street
5000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
BICYCLE NOTES.

A number of San Antonio's fast
men among, them Jacob Wael-
der, r. HI. Hofheinz, j. A.
Roach, Jos. Fuller, d. Blake, w. II.
Hale, J. A. Bailey and J. Keylich,
have been training on the Jockey
Club track, for the coming races to
be held at the same time Of the
Jockey Clubs spring race meet.
The Alamo Wheelmen are stead
lily increasing. At the last meet
ing four applications were accept
ed. At present there are eight APP
plications with the secretary.
Quite a number OF new riders
have lately joined the wheelmen
ranks. Geo. Phillips is the latest
addition.
Quite q number of wheelmen
were caught under the big circus
tent when it gave way, but they
succeeded in getting their wheels
out in safety.
Il u6 WutelLutu W6lo lcpl' SOhlCu
in the Charity parade by three
boys in vari.colored boomers.
On Friday night the wheelmen
of the Mission Athletic club
formed a bicycle adjunct to the NJ.
A. c., to be known as the NJ. a.
Cyclers. The colors are yellow,
black and white. Ad. Toepperwein
was elected captain and Hubert
Weise first lieutenant.
The Alamos' moonlight run to
New Braunfels last Saturday
night was one long to be remem-
bered by those who participated.
No accidents took place on the
road, and all the boys had good
time. Judge Charles M. Barnes
was there to welcome theJufs. A
number Of the whee2dh came
back on the train. hro- Ie OF the
New Braunfels VIII .nen turned
out to welcome tF' San Antonio
bows. 4 -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
What Made cricketers Despise Golf

What Made Crlcketers Desplse GoltP
Says Horace Hutchinson, in an
article on "Gol" in the Windsor
Magazine: -"No doubt what made
the cricketer say that the game
looked easy was the fact the ball
to be hit was motionless. He was
accustomed to find the movement
Of the cricket ball the puzzle to
him. But there could be no ques-
ton Of difficulty in seeing the golf
ball. 1t all Cooked so easy, and
yet so exasperatingly difficult.
For golf differs in one respect fror3
every other game, except, perhapay
polo and hockey, it's cognates, that
for the drive you have to keep your
eye fast on the ball while you hit
it. Whereas, for hitting a half
volley or taking racquet ball you
do but have to make a rough esti-
mate after determining where the
ball is going to pitch. You never
need to see it after the pitch; you
could not hit the ball properly il
you were to try to. So, the crick-
eter, with the traditions of those
games OF his boyhood in his mind,
carries his eye forward, before hit
ting the golf ball, to where the
! ball ought to go, and does not hit
I it. Then he begins to be surprised
that he had ever thought the game
to look so easy, and, having gained
the first step in hard experience, is
virtually, from henceforth a golfer
Some few are deferred by the diff
ficulties of the game, and give it
up; but, perhaps, they are not
worth consideration. AS a rule,
the Englishman, having got a good
hold on golf, works at it with all
the zeal Of a convert; he pursues
the game under the least favor
able conditions, hacking his way
over ground of which the Scottish
golfer Of the old school would
scarcely deign to strike teed
ball"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
ATTENTION CONFEDERATE VET.
ERANS!
And The Public Generally!

And The Public Generally!
The Southern Pacific "Sunset
Route" will run a special excursion
train to Houston, on account
OF the Confederate Veteran
Reunion, at $500 for the
round trip, leaving San Antonio
at s o'clock Monday morning,
May Goth, arriving at Houston
1886 p. M, in time for passengers,
going on this train to secure eating
and lodging accommodations by
Monday night, and before the
crowds from the north and east get
there.
For the accommodation OF the
Veterans, and the public generally
this train will carry special bag,
gage car and the baggage OF pas,
sengers, a cot and roll, or bundle OF
bedding will be checked free on
each ticket and taken along on
this train.
SUNSET TICKET OFFICE
3Ol Alamo plaza and Sunset Depot
5l7 81
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
A. L. of II. Officers.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.-The
new officers of the Grand Council,
American Legion of Honor, elected
at the session just closed are as fol-
lows: Grand commander, G. B.
Jonas. New Orleans; junior grand
and vice-commander, James STRAIT
ton. jackson grand orator, Sam
Pincus. Coushatta; sitting past
grand commander, John 6. Row
land. New Orleans; grand secre-
tarv. ]. M. Hainkel, New Orleans
grand treasurer, Lewis Hart, New
Orleans; grand chaplain, q. w.
Chambers, Baton Rouge; grand
guide, Rudolph Haas, Farmers
Vile; grand warden, j. G. Harri'
son, New Orleans; grand sentry.
Louis Wolff, New Orleans; grand
trustee for six years, David T
Well; members Of finance commit.
tee, Henry Ernst, d. j. Searcy and
G. l.. DeFuentes.
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A Runaway.

AT noon yesterday the horse of
DIR. Fitzsimmons ran away on
Starr street, throwing the Doctor
out and hurting him about the
head and shoulders. The buggy
was badly smashed. The horse
ran several blocks before it was
stopped. The cause of the run
away was the horse becoming
scared at a box car on the Southern
Pacific railway track.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
viii Receive Holy Communion.

At st. Joseph's church this morn
ing at 9 o'clock mass fifty children,
boys and girls Of st. Joseph's con-
gregation, will receive their first
HOLY Communion. st. Joseph's
society will meet at $3.50 sharp at
their hall to act as a guard Ofhonor
to receive the children, at the Sis
ters' school on Bonham street, and
escort them to the church, and after
church back to the school.