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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-06
LIGHT FLASHES.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills


The Harmony club members
will bowl tonight.
The LIGHT has received an in
vitation to the reception to be
given by Bishop Forrest tomorrow
afternoon at his residence on
Dwyer avenue.
Mr.. l.. l.. Moreland, of this
city, nephew of Gen. M. b. La
mar, has sold to the state of Texas,
the pistols used by his uncle in the
battle of San Jacinto.
81 have been a sufferer with
terrible headaches. have taken
about two bottles of Hoods Sar-
Fsaparilla and my headaches are
entirely relieved" A. Mareth, San
Antonio, Texas.
Court San Antonio, of the For
esters, held a well.attended meet
ing last night.
Uniform division X. of P. held
meeting last night. Another
will be held next Friday.
There were but four arrests by
the police since yesterdays re-
corder's court session.
"A very light rain fell this
morning.
The Liquor Dealers association
will give their grand annual ball
and flag dedication at Mission Gar
den hall Thursday night, Nov. 7th.
Tickets to be had Of the commit
tee, or at the Garden. IL 6 ct
The Buffalo Bill Wild West
show closed for the winter season
at the Atlanta exposition last
week. The Mexican party with the
show passed through this city last
night bound for Mexico. Jose Es-
quivel, one of the expert cowboys
of the show, returned to his home
in San Antonio this morning.
-BICY Gle FOR SALE: Ladies'
Apollo, $50 grade, 2S-incb wood
rim Dunlap clincher tires; COM
paratively new; used only six
weeks. Price $50. M, this office.
11.6 st
If you want good position for
your advertisement in the Sunday
LIGHT, send in your copy early.
If you want to be in the "push,"
send in your sad" copy early for
the Sunday LIGHT.
City Jailer Hardy says in sum-
mer it is possible to keep the city
Jail free from vermin, as the black
ants destroy all lice they find. In
winter the ants disappear and the
lice reappear.
johnnie Reinbold, aged II
years, is reported as having run
away from his home at Herman
VOLTS, 642 Cincinnati ave., West
End.
Mayor Elmendorf, who is i'll
with neuralgia, felt much improved
yesterday afternoon.
The Liquor Dealers association
will give their grand annual ball
and flag dedication at Mission Gar
den hall Thursday night, Nov. 7th.
Tickets to be had Of the committee,
or at the Garden. IL q Ut
edward Smith, of Effingham,
ILL.,, died on Avenue G last evening,
and his remains will be shipped to
bingham tonight.
Mrs. Ludwig Mahncke is cele-
brsting her birthday anniversary
today.
"A quiet effort is being made
by friends of ex-Sheriff Thorn, Of
Medina county, now in the peni-
Tertiary for the murder of Ferd.
Niggli, to secure his pardon.
"A meeting Of the Hayseed club
was held in Arberter Verein hall
last night, and it being whispered
about that Mr.. Joe Vinck's oath
birthday anniversary was at hand,
he was given a surprise by an i'm
promtu hop and supper being ar
ranged.
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Local Forecast.

For San Antonio and vicinity
for the SO hours ending s p. m.
November 7, 1895:
For Wednesday-Light showers
during day, rain during night.
For Thursday-Light rain fol-
flowed by clearing, cooler during
night. JAMES A. BARRY,
Observer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-06
Eiftaen Buried.

LONDON, Nov. Ga dispatch to
the Globe from Vienna says Ger
man theatre building at Vienna
has collapsed burying fifteen work
men in the debris.
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Bishops Reception.

The public in general, irrespec.
tive of creed, is invited and will be
welcome to the reception tomorrow
afternoon at Bishop Forests resi-
dence, No. 2l0 Dryer avenue, from
4 to s o'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-06

Monday night last San Jacinto
court, Order Of Foresters OF Ameri-
ca, was organized with a member.
ship Of thirty-five. The court will
be Instituted and officers installed
Friday night, in Milan lodge, A.
o. U. W., rooms, on Soledad and
Houston streets.
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GET THE BEST

Paints, oils, glass, wall paper and
artists supplies, at reasonable
prices. B. G. RELY, 100 Com.
merce street. ll.5 tt
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THE JEWS,

Their Origin, History and Final
Destiny, should be read by every
Israelite. Price % cents. To be
had only at KYPFER & SENG's.
1l-6 st
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FINE ART WALL PAPER
Can be found at B. G. RIELY's, 140
Commerce street. IL tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-06
PICTURE FRAMING,

The finest line, and best work at B.
C. RIELY's, 120 Com. st. ll.5 tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-06

Only five small building per-
mits, aggregating $l35, were issued
by the city clerk since yesterday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-06
PAPER HANGING

And interior decorating speciality.
IL 5 If B. 9. RELY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-06

SAMPLES AND ESTIMATES
For all kinds of paper hanging and
decorating. B. G. RELY. l1-5 tt
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Ut. Miles af,a Pitts are guaranteed 10 se0h
Gsada NJ, IN 20 minutes Zone cent a doe
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The following arrivals were reg.
istered at the various hotels to-
day:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-02

front rank OF mankind's rulers at the
end Of 1t. Anyone who rug over tbs
list OF living monarchS. marking ths
| character and career OF each of them
! Is likely TO be Jed to believe that the
| foremost one among them ali il Nut
| suhito, the Nikado OK Japan, saws the
New York SUM- Look at his titles tC
fame, recall his life and work. and then
think OF those Of any OF the others, or
OF all of them Under his rule the
| greatest and most marvellous trans
| formation that ever took place within
a short time in any nation OF the world
| has been brought about. During his
! reign Of twenty-eight years and under
| his guidance japan has cast OF the
feudaliSm which had existed there
| from time inlmenorial. has changed its
political system from that OF absolute
Imperialism To one OF parliamentary
reorganized its ancient social system.
has adopted all the art and industries
OF civilization. has become the first
military power OF the Oriental world.
has developed its old resources and
created new ones, has enlarged its COM
msrce in such q measure as 10 alarm
its western competitors. and has estab-
lished for Itself a high name among the
leading powers OF the earth These are
of the things which have adorned the
history OF Japan since the emperor
MutSuhito assembled the throne OF his
ancestors IN February. 1857. when he
was in the fifteenth year of his life
The record is one without a parallel
in our age. IL IL ever had a parallel.
There is not a doubt that the emperor
has been the leading spirit as well as
the master of the government during all
the period OF reconstruction. He ii was
who, under his own absolute authority.
and soon after he assumed the crown.
and when not yet 20 years OF age issued
that revolutionary decree by which a
large proportion of his subjects were
relieved from disabilities old as his dy-
nasty. and raised to the dignity OF citi-
Zens of the empire. He il was who soon
afterward issued the decree for the en-
tire suppression OF the feutal system.
which had been rooted and grounded
In his country. He also six years ago.
voluntarily Invested himself OF a part
or his own powers, granted n liberal
constitution and created a parliament
of two houses, which has the right TO
enact measures OF legislation. subject
to the veto OF the crown. and which
within recent years has repeatedly ex-
ercised measure OF independence not
often surpassed by the congress of the
United States. Praise he 20 the en-
Hghtened Mikado. a title which, in his
case. worthily illustrates It's original
meaning, '"The Honorable Gate" Such
u gate is Mutsuhito.
No other liveing ruler than the en-
peror of Japan has a record like his, n
record OF great things accomplished, a
record of progress and OF victory More
than the reign Of Augustus was to
Rome, more than was that OF Alfred
or the Conqueror Of England. or that
of Gustavus Adolphus % Sweden. or
that OF Peter the Great TO Russia. or
that of Napoleon 10 France, or that OF
Victor Emmanuel 10 Italy. or that OF
William 1 TO Germany, more than the
OF Lincoln was to our own
has been the reign of Nut |
suhito TO Japan.
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American Securities In London.

New York. April 1.-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says: Except
for a few foreign stocks sold from Paris
the markets were firm todaT .yhe rise
in silver stocks was the efature. A
large Chilean order for silver has as
sisted the rise in that metal. 1t is i'm
possible TO say whether the rise is
overdone because ALL depends upon
whe ther Americans sell. A merican rail-
roads We're more active and firm. The
renewed support here is from Kaf1ir
dealers backed UP by continental or
ders. But the leading American dea-
ers are not in the rise. The Times
money article gives prominence to in
dications of a solid revival in trade in
America AtchiSon'S were firm, all
though the incomes We're sold from
Amsterdam. The details OF the new
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, April 1.-The cattle trade was
quiet and there were but slight changes
in prices. There was light supply and
holders were asking better figures, but
competition lacked strength to give the
market an upward impetus. Good light
and medium weight steers sold better
than the average sorts. Butcher stock
sold as high as at any time. and so did
stockerS and feeders. both classes being
in small supply. Dressed beef and ship
ping steers were quoted at A151460 with
the greater part of the trading at $5O0G1
500. Sales Of cows. heifers and bulls
were principally s27593.75 Texans were
firm at $2.Wd5.5O.
Hogs opened and found buyers willing
to trade on the basis of Saturdays quo
tations, with holders asking stronger
prices. During the morning the range
was quite as high at the close of that
day, but there was weakness later,
though from what cause was not appar-
ent. Common to prime heavy hogs We're
taken from $4.75G5.25 and poor to best
light weights at s4.40ci4. 80. From $3.50
to $5.15 bought the better part of the
heavy, and $40 to $3.50 the bulk of the
160 to 900 pound lots.
though none were materially higher than
the close of last week. The demand was
active, and II 900 head on the market
were soon out Of sellers hands. Extra
sheep were quoted around $780, though
there We're few trades at better than
$i.65. Poor to good qualities sold at
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RAINS PLAY SMASH
THEY BREAK TIE DROUTH AN
THE WHEAT MARKET TOO.
Wheat Starts Lower on Account of the
Visible Supply Figures Regarded as n
Trff1e Buliish-Winter Wheat in Worse
and Weak Till Near the Close--Rains
Mixed Up With the Oats Dealings--Pro-
visions Weak.

Chicago, April 1.-The rains which
broke the drouth also broke the wheat
market today and May closed "a cent
lower. May corn also lost "A cent: Nav
oats Is cent and provisions finished at a
decline.
Wheat started with sal cent break
coday, on the heavy rains in the winter
wheat belt. The market was .-ery ex-
cited at the opening and anywhere from
"a cents to So cents was bid for Nav in
different parts of the pit at the same
moment, but the price soon began to
steady itself at around 545s cents. With
more buyers than sellers at that price.
The visible supply figures as they are
being received supplied a motive for
accelerating the covering operations OF
the shorts and the price gradually
worked up on the announcement thus
given it until it touched ssh cents.
The exports from the Atlantic ports
We're fairly liberal amounting to wheat
and -four about 100000 bushels. so that
along with some talk of the recent ad-
vance in silver being a benefit to wheat.
was Of further assistance in steadying
the market from its first break Pri-
mary market receipts all told We're 316,-
900 bushels as against All 900 bushels
last year. The decrease in the visible
supply was given at ,456, 900. The quar-
tity of wheat on ocean passage decreas-
ed 100000 bushels. The visible supply
figures weakened values when first
poseted, but later were regarded as
bullish. Owing to that the
price was well maintained at about So
cents, notwithstanding rather easy
foreign markets. The changing of long
wheat from May to July, widened the
spread between the two. May closed
at 551s cents bid and July at 56h cents.
The Orange Judd Farmer says that the
present general condition of the winter
wheat Is $685. which is below the con-
dition a year ago just after the severe
frost that occurred then. A year ago
the government gave the condition as
s6.7.
Corn was dull and averaged weak
until the close, when some shorts ap-
Deared to dislike the prospect of hav-
ng a few thousand short over a hoii-
lay and put the market nearly level
with Saturdays closing figures as the
session was nearing its end. The
with 1865 cents on Saturday |
lfternoon, and it closed today at 461a |
I4S9s cents. The days receipts were |
sc cars and for tomorrow 100 cars are |
.stimated, the latter being one of the /
influences Of the day.
rhe visible supply showed an increase
# 11,000 bushels as compared with a !
decrease of $4,000 bushels year ago.
A fair business was transacted in /
ats. The rain was very influential in !
reating free long selling at the open
ng in which Congdon figured princi-
ally. The crowd evidently oversold |
eavily for the later market was COM
osed greatly of buyers who during the
orepart of the session We're the heavy
isposers. The visible supply showed
decrease in oats of 167 900, which was
cry forward in assisting the late adj
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-02
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. April Agents have al
vanced the price OF Lousdale - blezchet
TO 8. cents. Continental &. ". Brown e
ga cents. and d to So cents: also Pep
pe-eil wide sbeetinEs = cent, or on to
basis OF u cents for Ie-i bieached Tbs
printing cloth market WAS quiet bat very
steady az - cents for - squares.
ST Lcuiz- April L-Czftle-Rec>5pt
200. shipments. 2 lJD. No top grades OF
sale but the market Was strong and prices
better. Export steers. L-ssGfZ. Eocl
TO choice Shipping. 5E15Ts: fair 70 r-1e3ssrr
A-as1s--S- heavy butchers. s. ss<.S =. led
Texans. = -p,cs-so. grass Texans. E.sss7z 90.
coxs. s1EG15a
HoSs-Eecesp;s. &asf shipments. 60
Market N5I5 cents higher. stezsiy hut
EEL hack later Heavy. f&EES-is. r1sxe-s.
- Tssz< 3: light - 5ss9s -
Saes p-Rece1pts. 200. shipments. ~
Scsrce and wanted az full prscez- Native
mixed. siss1s -: southwestern, 3 7s<ys =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-02

In all original actions in this court. nc
fees or costs will be allowed or taxed
| for the mileage of any witness for any
| distance outside of the county where
the court is held, unless the subpoena
under which the witness attends has
beeen isuued upon the special order of
the court, Or a judge thereof.
Is. Execution on a Judgment for costs
| having been returned unsatisfied the
| clerk may notify the securities for costs.
| or their executors or administrators. of
such return, and that, unless said costs
aresJ aid within ten DAYS after receipt
or such notice, motion will be made
Tor Judgment against them. Unless
good cause shall be sown why the same
ought not TO be done. judgment may be
entered against said securities or their
executors or administrators for the
amount remaining unpaid for which the
pla1nt1h In error may be liable; and ex-
ecution may be issued on such Judgment
as in other ceSeS.
IL. No record or paper filed shall be
taken from the custody of the clerk. I'M
uess by order OF the court, or by writ
ten consent of the attorneys of record
for all the parties. The clerk shall not
permit any transcript or case made to
be taken from the files of his office until
the copy thereof, required by rule of
this court, has BEEN completed and COM
pared. the CLERK will allow no one, ex-
cept the reporter of this court, to take
an original opinion from the files of his
office before such opinion has been re-
ported. All records and papers that
may be taken from the clerks Office
must be returned at least ten days
before the first day of the next meet
ing of the court in the division where
the papers are filed.
No mandate shall issue in any civil
case during the time allowed for the
filing of motion for rehearing or pend /
ing the consideration thereof, unless
specially ordered by the court
10. All attorneys admitted to practice |
in the supreme court Of Kansas shall be |
entitled to practice in this court; and |
any practicing attorney of the district |
court viii, on motion, be admitted to |
practice in this court; and any practic- |
ing attorney of any state or territory |
having professional business i'm this |
court may, on motion, be admitted, up
ON taking the oath prescribed by law.
All motions for the admission of at
oorneys must be presented to the court
at the morning hour of its session, i'm
medIately after the first call of the
docket for the day. Each attorney, on
being admitted, shall pay So to the
clerk, who shall furnish such attorney
4 certificate of admission and a printed
copy Of the rules.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-02
DID YOU EVER.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-02
DID FAIR BUSINESS
SPECULATION UNSETTLED BUT
PLENTY OF SUCH AS IT Is
Railway List Heavy, rs . Rule. But the
Gains Being In Those Shares-Market
Opens Lively and Strong With Good
Gains-New jersey Central Leads De-
eline-Sugar ID Prominent in Both
Succeeding Advance and . Selling
Movement-Bonds Firm.

New York, April 1.-The speculation
on the Stock Exchange today was un-
settled in tone. but the volume of bust
ress was fairly good. AS a general rule
the railway list was heavy, the coal
group in good demand. The chief gain
over Monday was in these shares. The
market opened active and strong and
in + first half hour advanced ia,
Per cent. the latter in Bay State Gas
Other changes Were merely fractional
except that Denver and Rio Grande pre-
ferred rose 1 per cent, and New Jersey
Central, which had advanced Il per
cent. sold down IL per cent, and the
general list fell off a fraction. the de-
preston continued until a short time
before noon. Then came an advance
ranging up to IL per cent in New Jer-
sey Central, Edison Electric of New
York and Sugar benig most prominent
therein. About 1 o'clock a realizing
movement in Sugar was inaugurated
which broke that stock rs per cent and
some other shares gave way fractional
ly. Before 9 o'clock there was another
reaction in which the granger suffer-
ed most but the losses did not exceed a
traction. except that New England
broke per cent. making the total de-
cline from the top figures of the morn
ing rs per cent. Prices in the railway
list are in the main lower than the
close of Saturday. the grangers being
down s@ss per cent; Delaware ana
Lackawanna 2 per cent and Metropoli-
tan Traction Az per cent. Pacific Mail
shows loss Of l per cent The prin-
cipal advances on the day are: Chicago
ana Eastern Illinois preferred and Ed
son Electric of New York 1 per cent
and Canada Pacific, Minnesota Iron
and Sugar q per cent.
Speculation in bonds during the early
session was strong. particularly for the
active issues. Kansas and Texas sec
onds We're in request and moved up IL
per cent. There was a subsequent sale
to realize profits which caused losses
in Kansas and Texas seconds per cent
the general market giving way to a
lesser extent. The closing, however.
was firm with most issues showing an
on the day. The total
sales were 81, 100, 900.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-02
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.

D. W. Fuller of Canatohaire. ". Y.
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings
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Dykeman. druggist. Catskill. y. Y.
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that is claimed for 1t. Why not try
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Trial bottles free at the drug stores OF
Charles Lawrence and c. Gehring
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vance. May started at 1884 cents, sold
at 293s cents, sold up to 80 cents, at
which price it closed. July ranged
from 2Sa4 cents to 2S3s@29 cents, end
ing at 27ss cents.
The provision market was inclined to
weakness and in the end showed de-
clines, compared with Saturdays clos
ing price, of from 10 TO 121a cents in
pork: ~ cents in lard and 219 cents in
ribs. The receipts of hogs today num-
bered 10000, and the run for tomor-
row was expected to be only about 49,
600. Some taking of profits by longs
who expect to load again on any furth-
er decline, was the reason generally
given for the weakness. helped like
wise to some extent by the lower
prices for wheat and corn.
Receipts for tomorrow estimated:
Wheat % cars: corn 100 cars; oats 100
cars; hogs $4,000.
No session of the board of trade to-
morrow owing to municipal elections.
Chicago Market,
-. IT. S,,~,
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Fer share of Economy.

MY dear said Mr.. barley 20 his
wife, I'VE shall have 70 ecoaomize-
VERY well. love" replied Mrs Oar
ley, cheerfully. Suppose you resign
from your club. give Up smoking and
shave yourself
That's pretty programme, must
say. And what viii yoz do IS your
share Of our economy
Il viii cut your hair.-Harper's Be-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-02
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Notes from the stock Yards.

Paueh & Means of SeigwIck, marketed
a car load of hogs today.
Uncle Tom Redmond. the old favorits
who used 20 buy hogs for the Whitaker
house, in this place. is now selling hogs
for a commission firm in Chicago
The thermometer on the east porch OF
the Exchange building last Friday and
Saturday marked - degrees. but the red
hot stoves In the Offices today were just
what was appreciated
The - shippers quoted today were fed
by Henry Schweiter- Henry got a
check for nearly $1,000 for them. and
some OF the boys remarked: There IS
another farmer who has Joined the pluto
Gratis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-02
A wou.n.s Wu.

Cobwieger-There's . chance tia.
you might recover the watch II you re-
member the number OF e
Mrs Cobwigger-oh. = thst %, dear,
/ once wrote the number down on .
little bit Of paper, as ron snGEes1rd
Cobwfgg9-Whcre did you PIT IL?
MA coowigger-why, n - back
Of the vuolh@udee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-02

The emperor % Japan has declare,
an unconditional sr-rx1iSsic.. THIS &C
ton was brought about BY the attempt
ID assassination o. Ii Hung Chang II
this : true Il shows The Nikado % b.
every bit the --.zn the world has -
gzxx1sd han
Fog vaao- and szxsclty IRE emperor
q Japan hzE wei distinction and -
nc1Tn this year A sovereign - r1ssrr
sui little was known By the world a.