San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-06
EVENTS TOMORROW.
INDIAN TERRITORY KNIGHTS.

EVENTS TOMURROW.
INDIAN TERRITORY KNIGHTS.
ATOKA, l. T., May 6.-The Grand
Lodge, X of p, OF the Indian Terri
tory meets here three days begin.
ming tomorrow. Reports from
delegates to come indicate a large
attendance, taken with the crowd
OF visitors already in town.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL BOARD.
MOBILE, May 6.-The Nicaragua
Canal Engineer Commissioners
have planned to leave here on the
cruiser Montgomery tomorrow and
to spend about 100 days on the
Isthmus, the Montgomery, in the
meantime, remaining off Greytown
to survey the harbor. 1t is possible
that parties from the Monterey
will make a similar survey at the
proposed Western terminus Of the
canal.
ARKANSAS KNIGHTS AND LADIES
ARGENTA, Ark, May 6.-The
grand lodge OF Arkansas, knights
and Ladies Of Honor, meets here
tomorrow to last three days. Sew
eral hundred visitors will attend.
JOE GATES OUT FOR FAME.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Joe Gates,
Of England, is to meet Jack Levy
for six rounds in the New Manhat-
tan Athletic club, tomorrow. II
successful he will challenge Jack
Madden or Jimmy Barry to a limit
ed round contest.
A KANSAS MUSICAL JUBILEE.
HUTCHINSON, Kan, May 6.-The
fourth annual Kansas Musical
Jubilee will be held here four days
beginning tomorrow evening. The
number of musicians who have
signified their intention Of being
present is % per cent greater than
last year. Three thousand dollars
will be given away in prizes. w.
c. E. Seeboeck, of Chicago, has been
secured to act as Judge Of the jubi-
lee. He will also give recitals on
the piano and assist in each con-
cert.
BIG GUN SHOOT.
CINCINNATI, May 6.-Prizes ag-
gregating 1920 have been hung
up for the Dupont gun shoot here
from the 9TH to the 10th. The
events are divided between anna
teur and experts. Trap shooting
is on a boom here and an effort is
on foot to consolidate all gun clubs
in this city into one organization.
RACE MEET CYCLE PRIZES.
NEW YORK, May 6.-The Ma
tional Board Of Cycle Trade will
be held here tomorrow, when some
decision will be arrived at regulat-
ing the manufacturers methods of
distributing prizes for race meets.
KANSAS SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
SALINA, Kan, May 6.-Tbe an
nual convention Of the Kansas
State Sunday school association
begins here tomorrow to run three
days. A large attendance is ex.
pected.
BOOKBINDERS TO MEET.
BUFFALO, May 6.-The Book
binders associations of the United
States, Canada and Mexico, will
hold their international cOnven-
tion in Music Hall beginning to-
morrow. The festivities of con-
vention week will close with a
grand ball in Music Hall.
NATIONAL MEETING OF MUSICIANS.
CLEVELAND, o., May 6.-The
tenth annual convention of the Ma
tional League of Musicians will
meet here tomorrow. An unusual
ly large number of delegates will
be present.
BIG HORSE SALE.
LEXINGTON, May 6.-Colonel w.
S. Barnes, proprietor of the Mel
bourne Stud, will sell the Mel
bourne yearlings on the grounds
of the Louisville Jockey club to-
morrow. Woodward & Shankling
will manage the sale, and other
noted breeders will join in the
venture.
PACKERS To MEET.
BALTIMORE, May 6.-The Ma
tional Packers convention is to
meet here tomorrow. A uniform
brokerage rate Of 2 per cent; the
organization of canned goods
brokers in large cities and confin-
ing business to them as much as
possible; to discourage the selling
Of small lots directly to retailers
and denounce the practice of i'm
properly branding inferior goods
will be discussed.
NEW JERSEY EPISCOPALIANs.
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