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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
IN. North Carolina Legislature

written for the Dispatch)
"Our craftsmanship time is 100 precious.
you know,
'''ro adjourn in honor OF Lee;
"And as for George Washington, Ia ike
TO know,
"Why. who In the world was her
Then the negro gets up, with his Butler
ships air.
And announces In words which are
clear
That Douglass has passed IN his checks.
and gone where
Well. the place that the Pops and RAIDS
fear
80 I move" he says, that the House
adjourn
'In honor OF ono loved 80 dearly"
Then a Pop bounces up while his tears
we discern.
With II second TIE motion sincerely"
y. II. T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
RiCHMONDERs N NEW ORLEANS.
A Gay Mnrdi-Gras Party that Went,
Saw. md Conquered.
(From lady correspondent

GTrom a lady correspondenD
NEW ORLEANS, LA. February ~
We are I'm the Crescent city, twcnty-siX
strong and. among us being some OF
Rlchmond's lovoliest girls, 1t goes with
out saying that we have taken the French
village by storm. and hive made Rex
unhend and Proteus bow 10 Us Our merry
party left Richmond Friday evening and
81 future We viii always look upon Friday
a. our lucky day. We reached Norfolk
about L. NJ. ana the girls had time 10
attend the Norfolk german, as our car
SIl not leave until after IL. Had we lett
at 8 4. NJ, as at FIRST arranged. We would
have been In the wreck on the Louis
willie and Nashville railroad. AS IL was,
we were detained four hours In Atlanta
giving VS. time 10 see that beautiful city
Colonel Boy kin. Of the Seaboard Air
1inc who Is IN charge of the party. has
10y his unvRrying kindness and courtesy,
Sdded much TO our pleasure.
Our car was just In rear OF that occu-
pied by the Norfolk Blues, and at every
ttstion our girls were seTenaded by their
remarkable band The road Is the smooth
est and most delightful | ever travelled
lover. but the scenery is Nat and unat-
1ractive. nothing bat interminable pines
cf stunted growth. We had sumptuous
breakfast at Monroe. dined at Atlanta.
ANA breakfastea next morning at Mobile,
neaching New Orleans at l.. NJ. Sunday.
Remembering our good Old Virginia
church teaching. We took IN three
churches that evening. We are living on
.our car In Elysian Fields street: doesn't
.tha, sound pleasant? Wen. imagine a
-Btrvet Of small. wooden buildings. ankle
deep in mud. and you have Elyslan Fields.
but We are only one block away from
Canal street. the great boulevard Of New
,Orfeans.
MARDI GRAS.
We have seen Rex land and receive the
.aeyx of the city: We have seen the quaint
old French portion OF the city. taken
coffee in the French Market. and tonight
we go 10 the Proteus bail. after seeing
tho street pageant: tomorrow night we
a. TO the Rex and Comus balls.
Our lucky star was surely In the as
ccndant when We started on our pilgrim
tge 10 the sunny south to welcome
Rex 20 his kingdom OF fun. Nothing
has occurred 10 mar our pleasure. Sunny
tkies. halmy air charming society. make
L? The calendar OF golden days that are
Tying all too swiftly. Have you ever
lived on a Pullman car? II not, you
cannot know what jolly good fun II Is.
with pleasant, c0ngenial party, such
as ours There never were more COM
Portable quarters. Everything runs
smoothly: no accidents. but stay--the oc-
eup"hi OF No. 10 has been the only un-
Ieesy one. She invested largely In the
,eai estate Of New Orleans and was
'saiy stuck. and made painfully aware
o' the streams OF inky water that run
Nh'ough every street. However. she has
IN accident policy.
ALL OVER NOW.
We'll this is Ash Wednesday, and IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
Col. SHAY, Attack on Mr.. TripIett

A Fredericksburg special says: The
denuncation by Colonel Shay Of Mr.. g.
s. =. Triplett OF Culpeper county. one or
the witnesses for the prosecution In the
case OF Morgan, the convicted Adams
Express robber. was unjust and utterly
uncalle1 for while on the wltness-stand
Colonel Shay treated Mr.. Triplett with
marked respect, nor did he directly or
Indirectly question the accuracy OF the
latter's statement. II was only after MT.
Triplett left for his home that Colonel
Shay made the attack and pronounced
Mr.. Trlpletts testimony untruthfui. Such
a charge could have no weight where Mr.
Triplett IL best known. for he II gentle
man Of recognized veracty. one whose
word is az good "a his bond" In his clos
ing speech for the prosecution Mr. W. sey-
mour White made "a spirited and eloquent
defence OF Mr.. Triplett from the attack
OF the Ohio lawyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
III IN DOUBT


NEW ORLEANS, LA. March Tine
.ro tugs which were sent outside the
masses TO tow the Mexican war-ship Lib
ertad inside proceeded to sea on Wednes-
dav evening in the direction Of where the
Iibertad was anchored. about forty miles
off-shore. After cruising around Thurs
day and Thursday night they were com
PEELED to put out distress signal. and
returned TO the city last night without
fulfilling their mission. II the weather
moderates the tugs viii try again to
sail. Owing to the fact that the Libertad
has neither coal nor sails. the grayest
apprehensiors are now entertained for
her safety. as a furious storm has been
raging in the vicinity OF where she was
last known 10 b..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
Disastrous Fire In SmliDa.

SALIVA. KAN. March "A disastrous
fire IS nrlnr on Santa Fe, the principal
business street OF this city The fire is
evidently OF incendary origin. 1t started
I'm the basement of the Ober block. con-
tanning the largest dry-goods and grocery
house In the city. The Salina Daily Re
publican Journal and the Herald, Demo
cratic weekly. are already berned out
rhe loss will be several hundred thousand
dollars. Among the doomed buildings are
the Masonic Temple and the National
Rank Of America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
A BREAK FOt LIBERTY.
Ope Convict Fatally ShOt-Two
othcr. Less Seriously Wounded.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, March "A
break for liberty was made at Folsom
prison shortly after noon to-day that
ended In three convicts being shot. one
OF whom will die While one guard was
locking after twelve men who were at
work across the river three started away.
The command was given to halt, but as
the men paid no attention to II The
guard began firing, every shot taking
effect but the men kept running. The
firing alarmed the prison. and extra men
were sent to the assistance of the guard.
Within a few minutes all the runaways
were captured. They were found TO be
Garci. "a Mexican. shot through the arm,
and with both thighs broken; Turner, a
negro. mortally shot through the breast,
and Anderson, mulatto shot through
the ileshy part of his legs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
Dogs In Richmond.
To the Editor OF the Dispatc

10 INC EVIIUI OF IIIV II"I'ssKVI'
Several communications from time tc
time have appeared In your paper com
menting on the number OF bowling dogs
there are in the city. and asking why the
city Fathers did not take some steps &c
abata The nuisance. The reason for this
l think. is plain. Richmond already has
the reputation OF being just little bi'
sleepy. Unless dogs were allowed 10 bark
all night We would have nothing TO keeI
us awake at all. Hence the whatness oil
,na uhv9 YUM-YUM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
GREAT FIRE ~ TORONTO.
Loss Already IA Million Dollars, anu
the Flames Are sprcaii--i.

the hTF Np'fssNfFsat'
TORONTO. ONT. March 3.~2 \. MA
fire etartcl In simpsons dry-goods store
the largest establishment in the city, at
! o'clock this morning. and In less than
thirty minutes had completely destroyed
II. At this hour the fire has extended
south to Wanless'e big jewelry establish
ment. and Loves drugstore. 1t has also
crossed Yonge street to the Imperial
branch bank. j. i. browns furniture
store. and Charles Mines hardware
store all Of which Will probably be total
loss il Is thought the firemen VIII not
save the fremont Hotel or the Confede-
ration Life-InsuTancc big, brownstone
building. corner of Yonge and Richmond
streets.
2l5 \. M.-The fire has crossed Queen
street TO the north and DESTROYED jamie
sons big clothing store. The fire appears
10 be un1er control TO the north. but the
high wind is spreading IL to the eastward.
The entire nre-brigade is on the scene
but Is greatly Handicapped by falling
wires. The fire has already destroyed pro
perty valued at million dollars, and
exceeds in magnitude the big coniiagra-
ton OF a few weeks ago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
TrouetIy I'm Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA. March 2.-Charles AL
len walked up to three brothers named
Sade, at Dawson. Ga. to-day and shot
one, Paul Shade, dead. The other brothers
seized Allen and would have killed hin
but for the interference OF citizens. Al
len IL In Jail. He and the dead man had
quarrelled earlier In the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
Wintrr-RarinG Prohibited.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March 2.Jrhe
House to-day passed the bin TO prohibit
wlnter-racinC without a dissenting vote.
The period OF prohibition In the state Is
from November until April, and viii cut
off Roby. II Is Governor Matthew's
chief measure, intended 20 prevent further
trouble at ROby. Ii has been passed by
Tho Senate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
lShoe and Leather ReporterD

(Shoe and Leather Reportero
A hoy took a dog-skin 10 a tanner In
Newark to sell.
"Was he fat?" asked the tanner.
smoothing down the skim
Yes" was the reply
VERY fat?'
Yes"
How fat was he?'
why" said the boy. ''he was about the
latest dog / ever saw
well. I'm sorry for that, SAID me
tanner. 'for Sc he was so very rat MS
hide il not worth anything.
Il don't think he was so very fat after
ALL" said the boy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
TrIal of Colonel Colt.

, COLUMBUS. o.. March AT Washing
ton Courthouse this afternoon Judge New
by granted a motion for change OF
venue, transferring the trial OF Colonel
a. b. Colt from Fayette TO Pickaway
county. The date OF the trial was not
fixed. Many believe the case will never
be pushed for trial now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9TH,

AT IL A. NJ,
AT THE GREAT SOUTHERN HORSE
BAZAAR,
1895 TO no east Franklin street,
consisting OF highly-bred COLTS, FIJI.
LIES. AND BR0OD-MARES from Holt
& SCOTS Alamanee Farm, Granam, o,n ~:
stallion, John X. Gentry GD%O, Bafonet
(2llla), LISA elsa, etc. ~.
Among the offerings are the, get 90, OK
Great Stakes 2:2ih(, Charley IS. 90,
ranza. son Of King Wilkes G:22hD; Wood.
burn Hambletonian. sire OF Branchwooa
C2:25) and brother to Vatican, sire Oh
Tasser. .. eco, Belle Vara l2.0stl, etc
Noondyne. son OF Sherman (2:23 l-D, ana
other sires The brood mares are In
foaI TO the fast and elegantly-bred youn :
stallion Gregorian G:29Al, son OF fr'hec
George and Beltina, by Mansfield.
In This lot is the handsome bay mars
Minnie Russell. by Robert ;. thorousn,
bred. This mare has won races. am,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
Tswrrnldn Crew Returning.

san FRANCISCO. CAL. March q
The steamer city Of Picking. from Yoko-
hama and Hongkong, arrived here short
ly before I O'Clock this morning. The city
Of Peking had among her passengers
nfty-two man-of-war's men. who manned
the Chilean warship Esmeralda. which
was recently sold 70 Japan. The men are
all Chileans. and are en- route for home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

can run a half In 60 seconds easily and
should make an elegant gentleman
hunter or saddler.
Time. bay mare by the celebrated pre-.
MUM saddle stallion On Time, out Of
Kate Edwards. dam Of the IA ~ and we'll
known brown geldlng Roy. CiehD. THIS
mare Is a fine saddler. and goes all ths
gats.
Firewood, bay colt %, by King Nut.
wood. dam Medina. full sister 10 nosut
(21O' by Middlstown, sire Of dam of
Flying Jib goo. This colt Is Handsome
and good gated, and Is bright right foe
the stud or track.
or reserve and are guaranteed as repre-
scented. Extended. pcdisress and further
Information may be mad Of w J. Garter.
al office OF the Richmond Times. Tenth
ard Bank streets. or Smyth Brother
Great Southern Horse Bazaar. iiS 10 ltb
east Franklin street
ern Horse Bazaar. and may be ssen AZ
any time. mns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
GRIP EPIDEMIC.

GRIP EPIDEMIC.
From Maine to California Grip Is now
epidemic The symptoms are much the
same-influenza, Catarrh, Pains, and
Soreness in the Head and Chest; Cough,
sSore-Throat, General Prostitution. and
Fever.
Taken early. cuts Il short promptly.
Taken while epidemic, prevents Its In
Taken while suffering. cures speedily.
go positively cures Colds; Z VIII
on"
At THE BEGINNING
Of an Illness there Is always fever. Even
the attending physician cannot diagnose
the disease at this early stage. A Few
doses Of Dr. Humphreys Specific No l
may dissipate the Fever and prevent
the attack: az least, " will surely lessen
the severity OF the disease.
Fevers. Concessions. Inhammations, and
rnn in a5 don Sgrf :. by ~ N iSe disease or the
Specific reeded. give No. I.
If the other Specifies DO not act prompt
ly, alternate with No. /.
HEADACHES.
Sick Headaches, Vertigo. Headache
from Indigestion. excitement. or other
causes, are promptly relieved by Dr.
Humphreys Specific no. Q.
DYSPEPSIA.
Indigestion. Weak Stomach, and all
forms of biliouSrcss are cured by DR..
Humphreys Specific No. 10
with many persons, Indigestion oftsn
Stimulates consumption. s1stentng OF the
brain. heart-disease. AMI nervous exhaus-
ton. while they are really the victims
only OF very durable Dyspepsia. or Weak
Stomach.
GROUP.
Group. Infammatory. spasmodic. and
even membranous. as well as lArynsitls
Group OF adults. are cured by Or. Hum
phreyS Specific No. -.
SKIN DISEASES.
Eczema. Erys!pelas, Hives, Salt Rheum,
all yied quickly to Or. Humphreys spe-
For clearing the complexion Of blotches
and pimples. and for impartinS 10
the skin a clear healthy tint. No. IA Is
supreme.
RHEUMATISM.
Trio acid in the blood II the cause OF
rheumatism. and. while exposure ana IN
temperate habits may aggravate the
symptoms, the real cause is the imper-
feet action OF the Kidneys. DIR. Hum,
phreys' Specific No. Is opens the clogged
ducts and permits the secretions TO pass
off-the cure following quickly.
If IN DOUBT
send for copy OF Dr. Humphreys Man
ual mailed free. 80;
essence OF simplicity in choice or use,
yet. as some may be- puzzled over the dis
ease. or the particular Specific required,
a letter 10 DR.. Humphreys Will receive
full professional attention, and due medi-
cal advice without charge.
Humphreys Specifics are put UP In
small bottles OF pleasant pellets. 1T the
pocket; = cents each. or five for 81; may
b. assorted For sale by all druggists,
or sent PREPAID on receipt OF price.
UUMPUREYS MEDICINE COMPANY.
corner William and John Streets, New
York. mn "-iI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
STANDARD DAIRY CHOp

.n,.,,v balanced ration. congssi "a ~ -,
,on. sJp meal lins.sd meal. MIL isss I'D
%ix~i IN such proportion as % iss,,' go. or
rssults AZ tns smallest eos. f''c' ~
100 pounds. mana, Angus, y. 1913
u..srs Thomas :. VIM : Co n.rd
Ten, pssi OF DAIRY cattle % yoal s.'. .s,,s.
ns nm sad n as good quality. a, ,ss' ss s.
much more. sIpsc. % use seolss ,os asrs
during the winter n'oa.ns 80, a., ,s.s 10 tho
suc,sss, tscsgss Of tae 'n'e'''' ~.
ua"' Years uaiy; CLARKE
rignsd.) nycu.ss xixy CO,
NC. oo' 5ytlins
Phoae 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

Is All over. the beautiful dream, the gor-
keons pagtant. No description could do
" justice. so l viii not exhaust my ad-
Jectives. The girls said Proteus was ex-
aris'te. Rex magnificent. and Comus
gorgeous: they were three OF the grand
est pageants II was ever my good for
tune TO witness. though the one last night,
The songs Of long ago" was to my mind
the most beautiful.
COULDN'T TOUCH THEM.
Well. our girls went to the balls, and
they FULFILLED the promise they had made
Nothing In New Orleans could touch
them. Visions OF ioyelinesS were they
ali, and the impression that they made
on tho New Orleans oeaux-well. the NJ
ture will tell that This being Ash
"wednesday, the programme Is TO 90 to
church. visit the shops. and to take
trip on revenue cutter up the Mlssissip-
pi river. drive on the shell road, take
In Lake Pontchartrain.. visit one Of the
sugar plantations. the old Spanish fort
and the cemeteries, and tomorrow even
Ing turn our faces homeward, laden with
golden memories and regrets that time
will fly 50 rapidly when pleasure sits on
his pinions. We Will never forget this
quaint. dirty fascinating city. and the
many kind attentions of which we were
the recipients. Old Virginia always comes
70 the front. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

WHEN REAL ESTATE IL SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID PRp
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
BY Augustine Royal r. Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneefs'
ONCE No. 10 Tenth street.
Leader Building, Manchester, va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA by THE VENDOR AND THE
yENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PEO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND ThI
NI,N-nLrE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
FOR RENT.

2g2i east Marshall streets rooms.
COZ east Clay street-i0 rooms.
SlSI-2 north Twenty-seventh streets
rooms. a
40 east Marshall street-store and
~ north Seventeenth street-store and 9
rooms. POLLARD * BAGBY.
NH ait II north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
A UCTION SALE MONDAY.
-=
FOR RENT.


FOR RENT. "BRAESIDE," the attrac-
tive and very conveniently-located subur-
ban place, OF about eighteen acres, with
SPACIOUS dwelbns. large barn, stable
fruit and shade-trees, some rare shrub
berry. and flowers. Admirably suited for
dairy. truck. and poultry. hsll mule
north OF city. between Barton Heights
ami Chestnut Hill. Low rent 10 careiui
and responsible tenant.
J. &. ELAN a CO.,
NH ssh, Tu&Th3t 1ll9 Main street.
FOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE
NORTH FIFTH STREET, containing )
that comfortable dwelling. i02 EAST
MAIN STREET, containing eight rooms
all modern improvements, and IN excel
lent repair.
JOHN r. GODDIN & co.
Real Estate Agents,
NH 3-2t Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

high CONSTABLE'S SALE.
will sell at public auction on
MONn.AY. MARCH 4, iSe5.
at II o o'clock A. NJ. at No. i0i east Leigh
street. the following property, 10 satlsty.
distress warrant In my hands IN FAVOR OF
o. q. Owens VS. r. T.. Howie:
lot SHELVING AND DRAWERS;
III DRUG-DpTTLES:
pair SCALES;
PART. COUNTERS;
II boxes TOOTH-PASTE:
AWNING.
TERMS: Cash T.. c. GARRISON.
High Constable City OF Richmond.
mn NH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
STORES.
Phone 81.
MARCH RENT-LIST'

Full and complete. II you desire 20
rent a dwelling AT greatly reduced rent
call for one. ]. Il. ELAN CO.
Ipbone 53i. lll3 Main street.
HUM NH Silt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

will sell at my store at 1870 a. VI.
MONDAY. MARCH 4. 1875.
1 BELMONT lo-stop) CABINET ORGAN:
/ HANDSOME OAK BUFFET. Win
cn hfss!iPlase s1 TITss wARpRosEs:
BEDSTEApS. BUREAUS;
WASHSTANDS. TABLES, CHAIRS:
7 CARPETS. CROCKERY, &C.;
EXCELLENT GASOLINE. OIL, GAS,
AND OTHER STOVES. and generai
Assortment of miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
min Auctionesr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
RHECNNTISM.

Trio acid in the blood II the cause OF
rheumatism. and. while exposure ana IN
temperate habits may aggravate the
SYMPTOMS. the real cause is the imper-
feet action OF the Kidneys. DIR. Hum
phreys' Specific No. Is opens the clogged
ducts and permits the secretions TO pass
off-,ha cure following quickly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

ALL OVER NOW.
We'll this is Ash Wednesday, and II
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-10
RAILROAD NOTES.

General Master Mechanic j. j
Ryan of the Southern Pacific, has
returned from Rockport.
The Southern Pacific will run a
special excursion train from San
Antonio to Galveston August II at
an extremely low rate.
Reagan Houston general counsel
OF the Arkansas Pass, has gone to
Houston on business for the road.
General Manager Monserate, OF
the Arkansas Pass, is back from the
coast.
The Sunset passenger depot is
being reprinted.
Colonel j. H. Snow, Of the Mexi.
can Central, is confident that the
Corbett-Fitzsim mons fight can be
pulled off in Mexico without
trouble.
General Freight and Passenger
Agent Martin, Of the Arkansas Pass
is in receipt of a telegram from
New York stating that Corbett ha!
signed a contract to train in Sar
Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-10
Police Wagon smash-up.

In going to the Second ward
polling place, corner San Saba and
Buena Vista streets, this morning,
to convey Jesus Cassiano to the
city jail, the bay team Of the po-
lice wagon became frightened on
Dolorosa street and ran away. To
avoid running over two men in a
buggy approaching, and to avoid
a street car also, Driver Mayes
guided the runaways into the side
walk, and the whole affair crashed
into a telephone pole, smashing
the wagon in a very bad way. The
driver was thrown against the tel
ephone pole, and his left cheek was
laid open In the collision. Officer
Gravis, who was in the wagon, was
not hurt.
The horses were caught and
taken back to the police station
stand, while the officer continued
on foot after his prisoner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-10
STREET TALK.

John O'Conuor wants revenge
andis "agin" Buck Hice, OF course.
Charley King wants revenge and
Is agin Buck Hice, OF course.
Gen. Russ wants revenge and
is agin Buck Hice.
Thad. is the Generals partner and
is agin Buck Hice, Of course.
Some of the city hall crowd
played traitor to Buck Hice today
To draw warrants for taxes is not
in accordance with the provisions
of the city charter.
The Express is extremely care
full about expressing any opinions
on local matters.
San Antonio's only morning pa
per rarely falls off the fence until
the winner is announced.
Tug run for office once and wants
revenge. He is agin Buck Hice,
Of course.
The old Big Six Chief Thad.
Smith, had his forces out early
this morning, in the Third ward.
Why did Henry Wagner switch
so suddenly, after acting as chair
man of the meeting that nominated
Buck Hiee? The people are think
ing and will talk a great deal about
1t.
The sewer contractors can afford
to turn loose lots OF Doodle today,
as they will make $4,000 on the
change of the brick alone. That's
why they want to beat Hice and
Robin.
The water company are begin
ming to squeeze the patrons little
at a time. Some Of their bills are
bigger than before the compromise,
whereby the people are supposed to
get reductions.
If the Business Mems club want
to talk about San Antonio as a
health resort, let them advertise
the Hot Sulphur Wells, which is
the finest mineral water in the
world.