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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
cArITAL cuLIINGs.

The treasury lost t5,21J,Do IN gold for
export, which leaves the true amount OF
the gold reserve 81. sM3il.
The statement AZ the condition Of the
treasury shows available cash balance
ING,ss3.s1s. gold reserve 'isGpt.7C8,
The bureau Of Indian affairs was mott
fed Of the death OF EFk imcnscn one Of
the most noted chiefs OF the Apaches Al
the San Carlos reservation. AIR.
Ia the United states supreme court tho
motion made IN behalf Of Elya X. Chap.
man for an order staying the complaint
proceedings against him IN the courts OF
the District OF colu'nbis ia connection
with the sugar inquiry case last session
was denied
The comptroller Of the currency received
a telegram announcing the suRpouHlon OF
the Grand National bank Of Liuccln, Neh
The bank has n capital OF iiD1.nOp and ac
cording 10 it's last statements owed nboul
NoAW. Bank Examiner Nhituoro wat
placed IN charge.
Tho following additional appointment
nave boon made VA tho house Of rppTr
nvhtAuVea. T., J. Totteu, Ohio; Charles "
| lhomna, MaSsachuhfttE. clerks a. siGDl
| n. ,; Haliagher Michigan has also hesi
| hppoalnled assistant librarian at slarJ
| OF ssOVo per annuns
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A GENERAL STRIKE.
The Street Railway Msn Of Philadelphia
VIII quiz Work

Ailf 0iIttN hdtlWAE NJ n OF Dntlp lalnliq
VIII Qui, Work
philadelnbia l,c-a,,r., i, a.
i'''''' iI'N''it"'I io'--Al G CLOCK
teWofroW morning the street car lines
Of this city win be tied I'M in a paneral
st,.;l,, ~. o., W " " 7N"c al
- ~, 10y Wa "eclHVu upon 4"te
'"H'sht' Inc conductors and motCrnicn
are demanding mora paw. shorter hours
-\inalgafudted association OF street HAN
way Employees
Dissatisfaction has heen grow.nr, for =
long tlWe but reached a hi,h niTrb mn
nodtutly after the consoltda ion az iu
the local unions into orc comneuv the
lHuu Iro,Uou The ariiou VS. n,s,t,,,~
tAtrd by the numerous dischurres fr,.,n
tine complny's service OF men 6cior.i,,ii.
to the Amalgamatod aasocintion NIa,,,'
conferences have boon soIioht he Tho rat'S
GUS committees rtpresrnJine lie rail,Siv
y on, hut all have been rejected nv pr.si
dent Walsh ana the eoIs3au,,'s ho,rd az
directors. ''"'" VI
a few DAYS ago w. u. Nohono of no
troil, president of me NatInroi cr,,,,,i.a
lou appeared in thS CITY ana tneir
charge OF tho affairs of the rnoicortentSN
\ crisis was reached today
At meeting held this iSornipc- . coro-
uittcc of one was appointed To- c1nvev an
VIZ matum TO President Welsh. Iic al
81, and returned with the inforn,ot ioT
given by The president hirus. II tbst tfNre
would he no iluswCr n,1 ,s, - 49,, 80, 80
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REPORT or CARLISLE


------------------------
SltHS4t FL t3fpi4s -rrttar rec govern
mnnf nan NOW rrcr1irl .l.t n-sy 'Iu r.-
gotlatlle lo.at Or ug uaEia- f.IrrH4-tA
uu5er ti.e l.s4ta-a. aud ieIs .lafr % az
falrs RtlI... Us tEr natural rrsGt ar
rAussR tful operative 81 almost certain
20 contlplr .uLl tHe rauats i.tmte4,c.,.
are removed
'-T nero ls but one Hafa and fTtctlIat
way" me be retary e4ss. 40 protect Oh
treasury against ftepe demand. and
that ia 20 rotIre and cancel mo -.g,fs
/ which cousutut@ tnn only mears ttro,isf.
/ which tho wifhdrawaIr can &C., p.fe
Many partial and iernf+srary refined W.
may be- huTei-stcq btB urged aIth more
4 or less pia.-IbNtY tut tins la -I. only
one that viii certainly remove tho rt
cause uf our troubles and give asslr1lee
, of permanent protection aRrltst !tslr f,--
{ ourreucc ln tie future
This can ir most Success fully accom-
/ pliHued by authorizing INC hcretury Of
the TREASURY ia Issue from tlrna 90 firna
bonds payable IN notes bearing intercst
nt ratio not exceeding per cert per au-
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pERIsHrD IN WTNNIpEc

Winnipeg, Man, December 16-This
morning fire broke out in the Couchon
block. he ground floor was used for
stores and tho upper floors contained resi-
dences. forty suites, nearly all occupied.
Major Norris, deputy sergeant-at-a arms
of the Manitoba legislature was sufocat-
ed. and his wife rs believed to have per
ished. Mr.. ana Mrs. Beby jumped from
the fourth story TO a one-story building
ana were badly injured Several chit
dren We're more or leSa injured by Jump
Ing into blankets, and a number of adults
were burned and scratched
Tho loss is eatimated IT 500 900.
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COMMITTEE cHAlRMEN.

The Republicans OF the Senate Complete 4
Majority o. Them.
Washington. December. l5.--The rcpuo-
lican caucus committee o. the senate ron-
claded the work OF appointing chairmen
for the majority Of TIE senate commit
tees to-day and will We prt pared 20 reqor;
to the republican CAUCUS tomorrow. Tns
assignment Of chairinansaips is as fcl:
lows: Agriculture, Proctor. appropria-
lions. Allison. auditing contingent ex-
penses. Jones Of Nevada. census. Caani-
ieF evil service, Prte G6fd Claims. rsler,
coast deienSss. Slulrt. couu4rrcs, r g..
District OF GoImola. NJ Sl..aa. eauea-
tnA ana lshcr. Snoup. enrolled bills.
seNelt. examination 81 branches n clNIl
service, Pete-, nnaucc, NORTH FISHERIES,
Fc-kins foreign relations. Stte4TuAa, i'm
miSra qon. l.oee. -rnpro.em Mlssis-
siEW river Nelson Indian Affairs, petti-
grew in1au lept"l Atoms wilson, inter
STATE commerce. Cul!on irrigation War
fen judiciary, Hoar. library, Han urouga:
tanufac tures. y etinota. n.n a1y sua.rs
ts"ltJ, mines ard mining, steNart,
hAtel affairs. Cameron organization .cgi.
laufe eei 4FtIaHfl-, AaLtr. Fac'Gc rail-
roats, Gear ..a-e1ts. Plat. Pensions, Gal
p1iVitce-s snc elections Mitchell cf ore
son public ta4ts.lugs Quay. rHNL2 lands.
i5""1is railroads, D.a.At relations pith
u[snort a'i9r -cr es 20 ssahoArd Me
e s.,iil rlyers'.,y ot We Cni'td states.
r. fin. infer-a t.tg;al oNq .ii4cr Thgrsto1.
81 ilvestlrst- tra geological survey. H.
Kits Naco-al hanks Ne1te forest rcse--
tatlohs Alea rssfassers upon indian
-.,g' "atn it.e an senator's come ln.
rms 2lf.-osts ei ~" rtairtulrsfirs OF
t4 t+t --.fsa nl1-lttass- REt C- MN .t-
les l-' issosea q are Known Us the nil
gro n''F 7--a1iEa 11-
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cpn1.Nn 10 PIECES.

Denison. Texas, December ~,
about I O'Clock team puiilhs =,
in which were Simon Leeper, nA 81
child. all colored, ran away a. "" IN,
street crossing of the Katy. iae - /,
ard child were thrown out III ~. A.,r,
incoming Katy freight tram sua .,gy
they could gei eff the track 'no ~ NIX
No. 25l, a l.eavy slack burner ~. n.
them. Both were ground 10 pc. ...,s h
team ran down the raiiroal Two xi.s
front of the train, the man ese"p'''
out injury.
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CoLORED F0R spAIN.

WASHINGTON December Ex-senator can
today presented in tho senate and had
referred to tho committee or foreign re-
lauons letter signed by Il. Il. James and
oHted at lIaVana, December .. last. com
planting ihNt the news given to the weird
In regard TO the Cuban insurrcctlon is
colored In tho Interest uf Span
MI. James also asserts that the Spanish
miniSter IN Washington conducts pres
bureau for the purpose of supply ing Gu.
i,s4r
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FATAL FIRE IN ATLANTA.

Atlanta, December l6.-gire broke out
at the exposition this morning in cafe
adjoining the Mexican village, In which
Jumes Thompson OF Bombay, India, an
employe Of the East Indian pavilion, lost
his life, and several other occupants of
rooms on the second floor were injured
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unon his recent speeches which have APP
peared in the American newspapers were
due to the fact that this was the SILLY
season" In America. The note issued to-
day says that Mr.. Bayard has made no
comment whatever on the subject.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

London. December ls.-rhe United states
embassy today issued "A contradiction to inc
press OF me statement attributed to United
Saturday last, that the adverse comments
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THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
A Party Manifesto Issued to the
People of America.
THE NEEDS OF CUBA SUMMARIZED
Blame Tor Disturbances Laid to the
Spanish Government-More Deaths
and Destruction.


,,.,, ,,...,,.r "a Tho uar,.
Washington, DECEMBER A"e main
festo OF the Cuban revolutionary party to
49,, ,,on-,,o =, tho I-ri,ed states ,vas made
'Ne psVpie Va '.ie = -. 80
public today. II is long document pre-
pared by Enrique jose Verona. ex-deputy
I'm the snantsh cortes. and reviews the
NV s,,,.i.,ar,, ,r,ta.,,, q,
history Oh 'He IeNV'"Ni0'D'' "s'"'''' az
Cuba and the present condition on the
island The manifesto summarizes the
-, - .,.,,..
THE people OF Cuba require only I'D
ertv and independence Ia become a factor
-, ,ros,or,,, I'D n,ooroes anonr the
OIL prosperity anu P'os' ess aiito"s
civilized nations, instead OF inttanQuill'y,
disturbance and ruin The fault lies en-
ELL, nr,.h cnat, crh, 10 M, tho oe-
N"elS WIN SPai'' N"DN 10 my nv W"
fender. II is The defender OF It's rights. Let
A,,.ric, la, ,ho world aacido ,,.bsra ras,
,,s,,,o ava ,.t.,h, IS
lusNoe "''4 i'e",
IL Is set out tnat no people couIu pedi
the wrongs endured by Cubans without
-, .,i,ho,,t a,rodtrg ana com
piV'eS', "i''''' ,,fn.' 80 -
demnlhg itseii 10 ahnl'i'dloH' lhe maui
festo concludes:
..c,,.t,, au,,,e- ,,,ha,s ,u aeac,ivo now
SPAN ue'''es O"N"''' al
ers in their own country, condemns them
to political inferiority in their naive lana,
confiscates the products OF their l4nor
without giving in return eitner shlety,
prosperity or education. spain has SHOWN
itself utterly incapable of governing cuba,
which its exploits inpoyerish aud demor-
alize. Cubans, not in anger, but Ia de-
spair have appealed to arms TO deicha
their rights and vindicate an eternal prin-
cip.e without which every community is
In danger the principle Of justice. No
body has the right Of oppression. Spain
Expresses rs. In rebelllnS against oppres-
sion, we defend the right. IN serving our
own cause, We serve the cause of mai-
kind. We have not counted The number
strength We may find ruin and death
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CONSPIRACY uNEARTHED.

Berlin December ia special dispatch
from Moscow says "A conspiracy against
the life OF the ear has been unearthed
there. The dispatch adds that q number
Of bombs have been seized and several
men and women including a prominent
nihilist leader. have been arrested IN
connection with the plot.
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commercial nations has so stimulated
That paying mines are becoming more
and more numerous and more prolihc
every day. The first thought II says
with regard to such an Overwhelming
accumulation Is that we shall not Know
what to do with it, how TO use IT, ara
now TO make IL ayalinoi ole as inoNehry
ing values anu suggests tla' SERIOUS
disturbances are hNei! 10 result
! "e'e rene''i'"' are uh"ouo''',s GUS,
~ '"e p''V''onie'iai ou'p"' :" GU" "'A'
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ONE THOUSAND KILLED.

Zanzibar, December ia caravan com
prising 1900 men. while en- route from FL
donna, was attacked by Chief Massars FOL
lowers while passing the latter's kralls on
the night of November &c. over 1000 OF
the men with the caravan were killed.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
REnIDENCE BURNED.

Paris, Texas. December 1.-THE hand
some residence OF T. c. Bice, a prosperous
farmer living ten miles west OF here. was
burned yesterday; partially insured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

AtoRa' l. T., December 16.--Miners of
toaisnte and l-ehigh went out today on
strike, demanding the former price. 80
and Nc per ton. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
FouR RAILROADS CRASHING.

clncinnrt Ohio, December ls'-A special
10 the CnmgY,rcial Gazette from Wellston,
Ohio, rays: Great excitement rcisns here
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FATALLY BURNED.

FATALLY BURNED ,h.
Tioga. Texas. December ~ tstsl
gle Gruman, aged e, was pe erss over
turned toni.ht. she khoJilns
lamp, which ignited her c'ou.ns -
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Now 'he rnlo1zo university has receiYea
ato''ier rift at "a million dollars. T. r. the
ga .tory--t9 niu ffs. a.,l. much. m.eh
shan Da givr OF war a ua' effect
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The sultan might escape embarrassing
questions for a wh1e ry Fo.uE oa rig
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II looks 40 y l,ag ~cre Eo!nr % hay.
i's haaaH :ai ~ tfoUaie ~ AuyHs nia
The oa'r1sN g., eiihzaHca appear 90 b.
ae hard 20 hold against tae DarLsrlaas
as fnc cer'ers arc
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16

Roger @. Mills has only been
waiting for silver excitement to
subside before planting himself on
the winning side of the Texas con-
tingent. He now announces that
he is feminist any 16 to l business
by the United States, If this cOun-
try has to play lone hand at that
game. Roger keeps quiet finger
on the Texas pulse and rarely
misses its beats. II he pronounces
against the 16 to l coinage by the
United States it is a pretty sure
sign that the Texas Democracy
will not be found in the silver
wing of the Democratic army
when it meets on the field of the
National convention.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, '95

1t has simmered down to ques-
ton Of sanitation with Vera Cruz
in maintaining her position as the
port Of the City OF Mexico. Meas
ures are proposed that If adopted
will prevent the recurrence OF those
'feyers that drive vessels from that
port. II these are not adopted her
trade will 60 to the rival port Of
Tampico, which is free from fevers
and in good sanitary condition.
Health conditions will come more
and more into play as factors in de-
Gtermining trade locations all along
our southern coasts, both here and
farther south. San Antonio has
built her past into her present upon
health advantages and there is no
doubt that this will greatly aid
her in days to come. At the same
time little of that hustle that has
given Tam pico the bulge on Vera
Cruz, would not be amiss in this
city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16

1t is considered a foregone con-
clusion that lPennsylvauia will fol-
low the lead of Matt Quay in the
National Republican convention
1t is also certain that all OF the
Quay interest is opposed to any
consideration Of General Harrison
as a candidate. This may be to the
credit of Mr.. Harrison, but it will
not help his friends IN their efforts
tolnominste him, not by a big. ma
iority,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16

No matter what may be ones
opinion of Quay there must be the
recognition of his splendid facul-
ties for organization, as shown in
his recent signal victory over his
enemies in Pennsylvania.
Galveston News thinks that the
dictionary Of the American states
man is too large. Not so much
this as that the statesmen with a
small 81 have swallowed the die
tionary cornerways.
Houston comes into the arena
as a candidate for a estate Fair"
Dallas has corralled the State fair,
but IL Houston sets herself out to
hold a goat show she will do it
sure.
Mexico is coming closer and clos
er into touch with the great big
world. The establishment Of a
good press service between the
capital Of that republic and the
cities of this helps.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16

Mrs. s. A. Kell, of Pomona,
CAL, had the bad luck to sprain
her ankle. 81 tried several lini-
ments," she says, "but was not
cured until l used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. That remedy cured
me and 1 take pleasure in recon-
mending it and testifying to it's
efficacy" This medicine is also of
great value for rheumatism, lame
back, pains in the chest, pleurisy
and all deap-seated and muscular
pains. For sale by F. Kalteyer &
Son, Chas. Campbell and James
Clavin, druggists, San Antonio,
Texas. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16
ALL Threw Rocks

Benigne Tamburgo, a drunken
Mexican who was celebrating In
dependence Day out on Carr hill
yesterday evening, by INDUCING in
the little pleasantly Of throwing
rocks into the houses along the
street, was brought to the police
station by Officer Parker. He was
in a pretty serious condition, an eye
being BACKED, some teeth knocked
out, nose broken and showing sew.
eral scalp wounds, one of the rocks
he threw struck a woman and her
male relatives proceeded to throw
rocks at Tamburgo, with the above
disastrous results to the geological
artillerist.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16

The local. option towns are hav-
ing a time trying cases charged
with violations of the law pro-
hibiting a man wetting his whistle
at a saloon. There is not so much
fun when the juries, as they gen.
orally do, tax the costs to the pros.
ecution and levy on the citizens to
pay for the music.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16
wRENcHED FROM THE WIRES.

Prison congress opens In Denver
with 100 delegates present.
Brigantine Junction, N. j, Is sur.
sounded by forest fire.
Dallas baseballists scoop Fort
Worth 8 to 5.
Erath county election on local
option 10 in doubt.
Liberty Bell reaches Nashville
and $1,000 people flock to see it.
Balloon collapses in Belgium and
IA persons are mangled beyond
recognition.
The Royal battalion with officers
and 1000 men arrives at Havana
and is enthusiastically received.
Rumors prevail at Washington
that the government will inter-
vene in Cuban affairs.
Chinese officials draw the line at
one native execution for each for
eigner murdered, and no more.
Every blast furnace in the Ches-
sapeake and Ohio valley will be
running within two weeks.
Oscar Hennigan shoots and kills
Martha Bradley for jilting him,
near Giddings. He is in Jail.
Fire in Union City, Tenn. causes
$4,000 damage and wipes out the
Opion Democrat.
DR.. Depew tells a reporter what
he told the British as to the Mon
roe doctrine while he was abroad.
Ice is reported formed in several
parts Of New York state. Grape
crop sustains serious injury.
The bars of all the New York
clubs were closed yesterday and no
drinks were obtaipable.
Courts will have a test case by
G.. A. r, to decide "Is a pension
vested right?
A terrific rain storm occurs on the
lake off Chicago. Two lives only
are known to be lost.
T. H. johnson, California con.
tractor, suicides at the fremont
hotel, Fort Worth.
Bell county will be content with
half a cotton crop this year, but
will not get even that.
Man run down by trolley and
foot crushed; also negro slashed
with razor at Galveston.
Bet of 81, 900 is made at Taylor,
Tex, that Texas and Indian Terri
tory cotton crop will not yield q
100, 900 bales.
Associated Press in Mexico ten
ders congratulations to President
Diaz on Independence day, and
same are cordially reciprocated.
Steamer Chatterton is wrecked
off Seal Rocks, and 55 persons lost.
She was bound from Sidney, for
China.
If there are any side speculations
in that Dallas fight the club and
not the pugilists will profit by
them.
Imporstion of dog tax in state
of Sinaloa Mex, causes riot. Rifles
we're freely used and many wound
ed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16
UNCLE SAM AND CUBA.

There is no doubt that the gov
eminent has an honest intention
TO preserve the good faith OF the
country with Spain and prevent
the arming and equipping of en-
listed companies from the states Of
this Union for service with the
armies of the Insurgents, but it is
lamentably true that such COM
panies are continually recruiting
in the United States and leaving
her shores for Cuba. AS to the
merits of that quarrel they are no
concern of this government. So
long as this nation is on friendly
terms with Spain, so long is it
bound by its international rela-
tions to refrain from giving aid
or comfort to the enemies OF that
friendly power. That it is the
people of the country and
not the government that is aiding
the Cuban revolutionists does not
change matters hair. The people
are the government, and the acts
of the people are the acts Of the
government, and must be so re-
garded. The government is held
responsible and there is no getting
around it. The sympathies Of the
citizens must not be suffered to
override the good faith of the gov
eminent and bring its integrity
into question. When congress
meets this question will come up
for settlement. That body will be
flooded with petitions for the
recognition OF the Insurgent Prov.
isional government, and de-
cision will be reached. That it
will be favorable to the rever-
sal Of the past policy of the
United States foreign office, is
hardly to be expected, and in that
case there will be no recognition OF
the belligerent rights Of the revo-
lutionists. The action OF con-
gress will be watched with no
little concern, for the active inter
position of armed American com.
panies in that contest must be
stopped, or,the insurgents must be
recognized. There is no halfway
ground can be taken, consistently
with the honesty of the govern
ment. 1t will be a relief to have
the matter settled one way or the
other. Recognition of the rights
OF the belligerents means a fight
with Spain, for it will be accepted
as an act of hostility on the part Of
the United States. The result
would be short and certain, but
can this government afford to put
herself on record in that way. Her
consistency Of policy is dead
against the recognition, and by
this she is most likely to stand.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16
Veteran's Reunion at,Clncinna

CINCINNATI, September 16.-The
Society of the Army of Ten
nessee will holdit twenty-seventh
annual reunion here today and
tomorrow. The meeting here
will be followed by a reunion
of the Society tof the Army of
Tennessee and the Society Of the
Cumberland on the battlefield of
Chattanooga. Colonel Fred. d.
Grant, son of Gen. U. S. Grant,
will deliver the annual address
at the reunion here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16
ARE YoU.SIoKP

II so. it is best for you to secure the best
medical skill that you can. In chronic
diseases of men and women DR.. Hath
away & Co., of No. 12911 Commerce street,
this city, undoubtedly are the best physi-
clans and surgeons, making a specialty
of skin, blood and nervous troubles They
are regular graduates and are perfectly
reliable. Consultation is free, either by
calling at the Office or by letter. IL will
be to your advantage If you wish to be
cured quickly ana safely TO consult them.
Mention this paper. s 30 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16
NoTIuE TO TAXPAYERS.

The undersigned hereby gives
notice that the city ad vslorem
and poll taxes for the municipal
year of 1894 are now due and pay
able at my office.
The office of the collector will be
open from 9 O'Clock a. m. to IL m.
and from 2 o'clock p. m. to 5
o'clock p. m. except Sundays.
HENRY UNSIGNED.
8 II tt City Collector.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16

1t ought to be put down in black
and white in every states statute
book, that there is no such thing
as the seduction Of a married
woman. The expression is itself a
contradiction in terms. The RENE
dy in such, so-called seductions, is
a good shotgun in the hands of the
deceived husband.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-16

Austin statesman Is OF the
opinion that the failure Of the
Democrats of,the country to elect
heir next candidate for the presi.
dency will be owing to that meeting
OF silverites at Washington City
the other day. Statesman is wrong
as usual. The failure will be owing
to a scarcity OF votes.