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drummer Sbabmeiiter.
meiI err ole Ka1e beftoRIen hattie, eri3ie6t
er Iih.
Canton, glcb., 2. San.

@eitern Mbeno beging s. q. 6untoOn,
Ser S3abmeilter pon 2pon County, in iets
ner 8obnung in 0apton SelbtmOrb, I'M
Dem CT ii6 cine &ugel bur6 ben SbdOel
iogte. Seine &aiic mteS einen Seblbetrag
BON iiber $4,000 auf, unb in einem btnterz
~Ialienen grief CAB ct bies ais @runo le'7
ner Shat an.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
QoLiaeioeri6tsfnn0e

Sanes Marb, Del6er in Der Mirtb16oft
ron peter 8, Rponep, go, 502 Dearborn
Npe,, geftern Nbenb einen S0uenYpeftQfel
%periibte, erbieIt beute Morgen BON Ri6ter
&eriten $40 Strafe 5ubtctirt.
@omarb Murpbp, elm Stommqaft ppr
Ri4ter Serften, er6ielt beute MprQen tpeoeu
8iosrieBli9feit gegen Poli3ift S, Splano
$50 Strafe 3ubtcttrt,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
6efdbrIi6e 6abrt.
Capt. Mellon beabiittiet, oen Colorado 6Iu6
pom 6reen Riper bis sum Golf hinunter=
3ufahren.
81 II q. 0Iria.. 9 Son

= L IT q, NrI3., z. oSuI.
Capt. s. 81, MeQon 1GBt in San 6ran=
cisco 3tpet 8Dte bauen, bic er nit Der @iienz
babn i'm Npril na6 Green Gtber in 8poz
ming 81 bringen beabfi4ttgt, UNI BON bort,
in 8eglettung bon flint SluBf9iffern ben
Colorado SluB b%inunter na6 Yuma, uno
na@ benz @olf gu fa6ren. Capt. We1On
but felt 80 Sabren ben 6luB nit 0ampfern
befobren, unb beab1i9tigt, bteie Strede BON
5000 Wteilen in fieb3ebn Sogen 3uriid3uz
legert. Ser Sberit 3obert Stanton unb
Der Maior YoneQ unb beren 8egleiter iinb
Die e~in5igen Ber1onen, pel9e Die gefGbrli6e
Sabrt bur9 Die StrOmi4neGen gena@t
hqben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Don IIeuem nominirt.
Snnoesienator molcott BON Colorado pom
Ueuem fir Gas 2lmt nomi1irt.


0te rcpubGtfanii6cn Mitglie6er Der Sc
feBgebung BADEN 9eftern llbenb in gemctn>
1anner Sibung ben 8unbeSienatOr Wolcott
gu 1etnem eigenen 9t0bfol8er nOminirt.
9a babur6 Die 8ie0ertpabl besielben DoQz
1tdnoig geitbert lit, 10 lit fem 6auptquarz
tier in bteitger StaOt gei6Ioiien porben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Brad Den Rals.
Ourbeehenoe Pierce perurfaben oen Goo
zines iunoen mdodens.
Qincpln, SQ., 2. San.

Gin 6urcbgeben0es Geiponn Derurlabte
9eTtcrn gtabmittag Sen Sob bon @nna
O2iuer, Der Go6ter zines in Gminence
Gonnibip tpobuenOen SarrnerS. sic be-
fan6 fidb auf ser Tabrt noch Der Staot ais
Die 9fer0e i9euten unb Our6gingen; bel
Dem 8erlucbe, baS @eipann ge9en elnen
8aun 3u lenfen, purbe Der Wagen ul1t9es
iDorfen, nobel Das Ofd0dsn binauSitir8te
un0 ben sails bra6.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Gin perarmter 11riutondr.
wdl3te ct ii9 in 6oIo, uno fieht nun
arm Dem Gooe ent9e9eu.
San Gronciscn. 2 Son

Sames so. 8alter, tpel9er in 8erfperz
fen Miuionen bon Dollars Derbient battle,
Die ct ieoocb bel Spetutationen i'm Often
tptcoer etnbiiBte, 1T Dem So6e nabe. ST
tpar nit Teir, SIoo5, OtaGep unb O'8rten
all Observation-Disclosures in Nepaoa
bet6eiligt getpelen. Sn B6ita6cIphia bate
ct ft9 einen 9alaIt bauen Iaiien, uno CAB
sort etnc 3eit lang 9ldn3enbe @eleQf9atz
ten. SeBt 1T Der fribere Wetuiondr p0Qtg
Oerar1nt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Otebmdrft.

S6wetne limb 6eute matt un6 9reiIe I'm
Sent niebrt9er. Sbpere bradbtcn
f-3O@4.7O, Ici6te 3.95(04.4O, burcbeinz
1nOer 4.O5(94.60, grobe sum 90feln 4.05
r8i8s" 2.5O04.05.
9ttnopie6 UNI 10 Sent biligcr, S9afc feft.
3nfnbr $4,000 Slid S6peine, 10000
finOpie6, 1900 Scbafe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Rebeutfde Jnotaner.
Sic weroen cine 0eitIone OnfeI saa's Gdfe
fem.
GIo9ftoff. Q(ria.. 2. Son.

9ie o3t3ebn Woquis S~nbianer; mel1e
fir Die tiir5licben llnruben auf Der Gelers
patton berontmortli6 iinO, itnb beute uuz
ter 8etpacbun8 beS 2ieutenantS 8ratnar6
unb elmer 9btbeiIun8 SoIoaten bon Sort
8iu8atc na9 San Srancisco ab8egangen.
0ie rebeQtiden Snbianer peroen cine Belt
lang in Alcatra8 gefangen ge6aIten tpers
ben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Q6otlihes Oueu.
Gin megifariider Oberf BON feii1em 6eener
erf6ohen.
M~ atompros. -M}er.. 2. Sam

3pii6en benz Sbert Manuel 8erc3
0eleou, 3abImeiiter in Ser m~erifaniI6cn
&rmee, unO Mauuel Gar6enas, einem
9ieftgen reicben Gaufmann, bat ein Oueu
1tott9efunben. IS muroen bret Sdiiie &C.
tpe6icIt, unb Der brittle S6uB traf Oeleon
in ben &Opf. S6On felt Idngerer Belt
bate 5piiben ben 8eiben cine 8roBe Teinos
i6aft geberri9t, unb baS 9ueu mar bic
Sol8e oaDon. Garbenas 1T berDaTtet NOR
ben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
SIN preife oeitie9en.
mei1 ole Np%feIinen in 5Iortoo %erfroren firo,
fei9en ie in Californian i'm preife.
San 8ernar6tno, Sal,
2. San.

Set einigen Ga9en 6aben Gdufer BON
Q(pfel1iten in bicii8er 0e8enO cine be6eIe
tenoe Sbdti9feit entDidelt unb fitr auS9cz
iucbte Srlicbte CUTE 8retie be3ablt. Die
91ac6ridt bon Der erfrorenen Grnte in
6loriba bat cine Brei5erb0bun8 Don so
@ents fir bic porbcr fir 81 angebotene
&iItc sur 6Otge gebabt. Die @igentbimer
BON @pfelitnengdrten iino be0euten0 err
mutbigt, II. perlangen ieBt $1,10 bis $3.50
fir vSeebIin9s" un6 vJlaDel".
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Gin frummer 11intter.
WeshaIb Ger rufff6e minifer fir DerFebrss
we9e fem Nrnt nieoerIeete.
ct, 8etersburu. 2. Gar

Ser &iiftritt &ripof6ein's, bes Miniz
1t6ers tur Sertebrstpege, bat in 5oGqe feiner
8~erbtn0ung nit ben Gontratten fir @iItn=
6abn19peaen Itatt9efunben, su Denen hQs
E!tatsrtdl BON Dem Suite &riipo1dein's cez
lefert murbe. DIS Der 6inan3minifter 6az
pon W}ttt9etlung erbtelt, forberte ct 4rtpoz
O9sn aut feline Reignatton ein5urei6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
STANDARDIZATION.

IN DER ua6t 9emeloet:
Nen 0ort: r@ueOia" bon g3eapel,
n&aifer Mil6elm H." BON @enua.
@la8gop: n&fprian" BON pbiIaz
Delp6ia,
QtDerpOpG; og1umibtan" oon pprtz
lamb iiber 0aGtfar.
Nep 0Drt- nHuntc" BON 2toerpool.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
SdredItdes 8ranoun9lId.
Iht perfonen perbrannt.
2onbon.2 2. San.

9OnbOn 2. San.
6eute Worgcn, uln neun l16r, bra9 in
elmer 8Gi6erei an Der Cigar &oab 6euer
aus, uno Die Slammen 9riffen 10 i9nea
INN iiob, 6aB ais 6aS @ebdube nie0erges
bronnt mar, bic pertoblten l1eberrcitc bon
a9t 8eDo6nern 6eiielben unter ben Sriimz
mern gefun0en tpuroen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
RuRiide 5u9eitdn0niHe.
5wei na9 Dem pamir fiibrerOe Stra6en an
6ro6britannien ob9etreten.
Ct. 0etersbura, 2. San.

Die ruiiiite J2egierung w;rb Sic 9amtrs
fra9e auf freunbf6aftlibem 8c8e ourcb
3~ugeitdnbntiie an @n9lanO erleoigen. 9te
Gbttralz StraBc, uno Die nab benz @encral
SSonOr benanute StraBe, tuelbe bic ctn5t>
gen benubboren StraBen no6 benz Pamtr
itnb, ioucn an GroBbritannien ab9etreten
tperoel1.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02

n Sir foG8en6e 8erionen IieSen
8rieie auf Der Office D. 81.
Srou WtatbtIoe &iitotp, Charles NoeBz
Ter, 6. p. @Oener, Otto bon 8auen, Sulie
Qebmann.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Aus9ebro d 1110roer.
Sic fG9en ole Otter our9 uno entfommen.
&c ai6pilIe, Genn., 2. Son.

@eitern 9abt betpertiteuigten 81. s. 6.
Gobbif, Nnbreu Minters, SEQ. NGeyanoer
uno 6. 9. &t9er, tpetdbe feb unter Der
Qlnflage beS Wfor6eS i'm @ountDgefdngni1ie
bcfan6en, inocm iie Die e~iiernen glitter
bur6id9ten, ibre 6Iu9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Rade zines Qrmeniers.
Or ernoroet oen Deriiber Ger i'll Ger Geeen0
Don Safum be9aneeneu GreueI, uno
beeeht baum Selbfmoro.
& ION It Ell, 2. San.

GS tpirb bertbtet, baB Der @ouberneur
bon 8tflis, Ganitn 8ai9a, peIcber Die
militGrii6en SperatiOnen in Der @egenb
bon Saiium %leitete, mo- 10 oiele @reueltbae
ten began9en t%puroen, bon ei1em Qlrmez
nier, melber lpdter SeIbftmOrb be9ing, ers
morbet moroen lit.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Stdott1bes.
Oas metter.

Opttter &Getne, IS 8al6ingtou Ctr,
beri6tet fir Gbicaso Die foLgenoen 8arOs
meier un6 96ecnOmcteritdnoe:
lin 8 Ibr Wtora. rs ST., un 9 ltbr 26
@r., nm 10 l1br % ST., Inn II lthr 30
@r., nm II 1hr 30 @r. 8arometerltanb
nm 8 ltbr Wforg. 29.45, IL l1br 29.45.
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feuerbrunft.
5af Ger eorse 6cfddftstbeiI elmer Ortf4oft
ein9edfdert.
SO nniter. o. 2. San.

Sat- Der ganse @elbaftStbeiI Ser Ortz
iAaft 8errDspiae lift Deate Mor8en SIT
fritber Stunoe burh 8euer 3erit0rt porben.
Der 8erluit lit Elm iebr be6euten0er.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
BeI4ra6, 2. San.

3Diideu Dem &6nig ~9leranOer bon
Serbien un6 ieinem @ater, bent Ggt0nige
Wilan, iOuen ernit[i6e MeinungSDeri9ie>
.0enbeiten berricben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02
Dater uno Sobn.

K0ni9 QIera1toer anoerer 2lnf6t mic fem
Dater.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02

sum Gifenbabnunfau an ser Noro,
metern Babu.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02

Wiaiom 6roRaln, elm Weibenfeuer peront:
portlid.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-02

QbenbbIott l Sent, 6 Gents Die @o8e.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29

those vanished Redmen do not
carry you off to their happy hunt
ing grounds |!
We boys of the German English
school, under our old Prof. Beh-
rends, used to take a great pleasure
in curiously observing these Red
skins, and often, after school hours,
we would go to Main plaza, about
where the hack stand now ia, to
watch the Indians at their exhibit
ton OF skill with the bow and ar
row. Soon a circle Of spectators
was formed, and then a coin, either
nickel or copper, was fixed in a rod,
and this was stuck in the ground,
quite a distance away. The boys
shot the coin off with an accuracy
that would do credit to the best
marksmen. By initiating these
children of nature we finally man.
aged to be able to easily shoot
birds, especially the large black.
birds that in winter lit in
flocks on the umbrella china
and blackberry trees. Indeed, this
exercise at archery was our favo-
rite form Of sport, even il it did
cost the eye Of our neighbours
children or made the window panes
OF the vicinity ring, for which we
received sound box on the ears
from an irate father. Well, those
days of our childhood were differ
emit from that period Of today; but
how does it stand with our youth
now? Well, the youngsters. now do
as much damage with their "nig.
ger shooters"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
THE CHURCHES.

Trinity Mission, 225 Laurel street.
Services at IL a. m. Sunday school
at 5 p. m, G. Q. A, Rose, Minister
Church of Christ, (Scientist), 629
North Flores street. Services to-
day at IL o'clock a. M; Tuesday,
4 o'clock p. m. All areinvited.
st. Johns Episcopal church
corner Burnett and Cherry streets
Sunday school meets at $3.50 a. m
Morning prayer and sermon at IL,
Rev. William Hoke, rector
Sacrament Of the Lords supper at
close OF sermon. We extend a cor
dial welcome to all to worship
with us.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
POLITICS AND CHARITY.
Independent Workingmen's Club
Combines These Two Aims.

Two years and three months ago
number of employees of the city
government met and formed what
has become known as the hide
pendent Workingmen's club. 1t
is a benevolent and political or
ganization. With a membership
of 134 and a unique method of as
sessments and dues, it has become
somewhat of a factor in local po-
litics. Politics, however, is
not its only aim, as its
charity work has been felt
in circles outside of its own men,
bership. In the shape of sick bene-
fits, burials, assistance and dona-
tions to charitable institutions, it
has so far paid out over 5000.
The distinguishing feature OF
the Independent WOrkingmen's
club is it's system of assessments,
which differs for different men,
bers according to their respective
incomes. The pick and shovel
men pay per month 75cts., cart
men, 81, carpenters, SO; teamsters,
$1.25; policemen, 81; steam roller
engineers, street commissioner
and others $40.
Sick benefits are then paid per
week as follows: Picks and ShOv-
ell men, So; cart men and wagon
men, policemen and all others,
$3.50.
All of the funds at the end OF
each two years that have not been
used for sick benefits or charitable
work are placed in the political
fund and are used to help carry on
the campaign into which the
club may have entered.
This club, it is said, furnished
all of the money, except $3.50 raised
by citizens, to carry on the sewer
campaign under the Paschal adj
ministration. Large contributions
were made by the club to help car
ry on the Elmendorf ticket cam
paign during the last election.
The following are the officers
now at the head of the club:
Bart. j. Crowther, president;
Bias Quintero, vice-president;
James Downey, treasurer: Ben
Varga, secretary; Louis EichOrn,
collector. Bart j. Crowther, Bias
Quintero, r. g. Perez, James
Downey, and Inez Carbriales COM
pose the finance committee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
PearsalI Personals,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
PEARsALL, Tex, Sept. pa
splendid rain commenced falling
here this evening, and from pres,
ent indications, will continue fol
some time. The farmers are sure
of a good fall crop of cotton in this
section.
NJ. X. Sinner, of San Antonio,
was here yesterday to receive the
500 head of stock cattle bought by
him last week from G. F. Hindes
& Son. The same were placed in
his pasture.
r. ]. Jennings bought l6l head
OF stock cattle from Yates & Son on
Tuesday last.
A protracted meeting is in ses.
sion at present in the Baptist
church and will continue the rest
of the week. The preachers con-
Quoting this meeting are Revs.
Cunningham, Gadd and Sterrell.
Hon. B. Fl. Erskine, of Beeville,
formerly ex-representative OF this
district, was here for day or two
in the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Handy re-
turned yesterday from a prolonged
visit in the northern cities. On re-
turning they stayed for a day at
Cleburne.
Some have already begun to
fatten their cattle for market.
Nearly every farmer has a few
head Of steers to fatten this winter,
and as they raised a superabun-
dance Of feed, this addition may be
considered clear profit.
There will be a"Good Samaritan"
supper at the Masonic lodge to-
night, at which time the wives and
daughters Of Royal Arch Masons
will be initiated into this degree.
Captain Grimes from Bastrop
county, who was formerly captain
of the Rangers, was here attend
ing to business this week. He has
many old friends in this neighbor-
hood who were glad to see him
again.
Mason Nancy and wife and
child, visited Austin Tuesday, re-
turning Thursday.
Mr.. w. Haynes and family re-
turned Tuesday, after several
weeks pleasure trip to the Frio
canon.
JudgI Lowe, John Bivens. and r.
"a. Moore attended court at Pleas:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
Fitzslmon's Joke.

care you a relative OF Fitzsim'
mons, the prize tighter?" asked an
Englishman of DR.. Fitzsimon,
shortly after an introduction to the
doctor yesterday.
"Well, wait till l see how the
fight turns out" responded the
physician.
The Englishman was puzzled.
That's a joke, isn't it?" he at last
ventured to ask, "but for the life of
me don't see the point, don'tcher-
know"
That's all right" replied the
doctor, somewhat hacked. an
have them postpone the fight a
couple of months to give you time
to see the point before the fight
comes off"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
Mrs 9 A Kall of ponon,

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 / used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. That remedy cured
me and L take pleasure in recon-
mending it and testifying to its
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, 1895-09-29
CHILE STAND ROW.

A Customer Demands Pelon and
Gets Rap Over the Head.
Guadalupe Diaz went to Antonio
Rodriquez's chile stand on Paschal
square last night and got a cup OF
coffee. That did not f1ll his
stomachal void completely, so he
demanded a pelon. This was re-
fused him; some hot words were
passed and Dlaz received a lick
over the head with a coffee cup as
his pelon. Officer O'Dsy appeared
on the scene in a jiffy and placed
both under arrest for fighting.
Diaz has bad cash in his skull.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
Old Timer Dead,

John Stanfield, a respectable
old farmer, living at Oak Island,
on the Medina, died last Thursday.
The remains were inferred yester-
day. The deceased has lived on
the Medina ever since the SOS.
He was an uncle of r. l.. Stanfield,
ex-school superintendent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
Will PLAY Ball.

Billy Hughes, the popular catch
er of the Missionaries, has arranged
game of baseball, to be played at
san Pedro park this afternoon. The
contesting teams will be the San
Antonios and the Fort Sam Hous.
tons. John Payne will pitch for the
San Antonio team.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
Senator Quav,s Birthday.

MECHANICsBURG, Pa, Sept. 2S.-
The Republicans and residents OF
Dillsburg, York county, which is
the birthplace Of Senator Matthew
Stanley Quay, have arranged for a
big time Monday, which is the sem
ator's birthday. The old house In
which he first saw the light of day
will be deliberately decorated and
used for the reception.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
Frank Daniels in a New Comic Opera

PITTsBURG, Sept. 2S.-The star
ring tour of Frank Daniels in "The
Wizard of the Nile" new opera
which has been written for him by
Harry B. Smith, author Of "Robin
Hood" and "ROb Roy" and Victor
Herbert, composer of "Prince Ana.
Mas" will begin here Monday
The opera will be seen in Chicago
soon after that date, and then il
gees to New York fer an extended
engage@snt. This has been Mr.:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
His Sixth Year.

Victor Confines, Jr., celebrated
his sixth birthday anniversary last
Thursday afternoon, at the resi-
dence Of his mother, 533 s. Flores
street. The following neat and
original invitation was sent his
many little friends, who joined in
the celebration, and wished Victor,
Jr., many happy returns OF the
day:
INVITATION"
"Victor Confines, Jr., wants you
to play in his yard Thursday, 10Th,
from 4 to 7, 533 South Flores
street."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29

Remember a. m. tomorrow.
Call your friends and neighbOrs'
attention to see the bargains of
their lives. WOLFF & MARX.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
INVITATION
AUCTION, AUCTION.

Contents of $40 Main Ave. Fine parlor
and oak bed room suits, also kitchen
furniture, mating, etc Sale 10 a. m,
Tuesday A. BERGER,
w. ). WATSON, Auctioneer. 92Q2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29

But the better class of the mass
es seem to like thing plain, with
no varnish or double meaning
attached to it. They do not adj
mire nor respect law that has a
flaw miscOnstructiOn or a loop
hole through which one can easily
crawl out on technicalities.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
Special Announcement.

During the rush tomorrow no
goods exchanged or samples given.
WOLFF & MARX.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
Take the Trollev

And come early, for this sale viii
be the talk of the town. Wolff 4
Marks Great Challenge Sale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29

OTIS. Fancy Dress GinghamS s CTS.
The best 10c quality in the land
all day Monday 81.
WOLFF & MARX.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
Again We Greet Our Many Patrons

and take pleasure in extending cordial invitation
to one and all to attend our GRAND FALL OPENING
next THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Our
history shows this to be the greatest presen
tat;on of New Fall Merchandise have ever made,
and you are invited to share with the pleasure
of such display.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29
PLAIN POINTERS.

! Written FOR THE LIGHT, BY OBSERVER
Plain every day English in our
Legislative halls is crying neces-
sity of the modern age. There is
no logical reason why the state
statutes should be worded in flow
cry phrases that even some of the
legal luminarieS seem to miscOm-
prehend aud miScOnstrue. Give
us common sense laws, framed in
plain, lucid language, so the aver
age man can understand them,
and we would avoid many troubles
and many unnecessary lawyers
fees.
Lawyers are frequently accused
of being unable to read their own
writing. We may safely venture
the assertion that many of our So
called statesmen, who are endeav-
oring to make their mark by intro
ducing "bills," could not interpret
the "lawsn enacted by them.
The court dockets are crowded
with law suits, many of which
hinge only on the construction or
misconstruction of the statutes.
Give us plain English and do away
with the unnecessary annoyance.
The laws are created and enacted
by the representatives "of" the
people and "for" the people. Why
then not present them in manner
that the people can understands
The only excuse we can offer for
this state of affairs is that the
Legislators are mostly lawyers by
profession, who can i'll afford to
work against their own interest,
as If the laws will be presented in
way that man of fair intelli-
gence can understand them, they,
the lawyers, would soon find them
selves "Out of job"
But the better class of the mass
es seem to like a thing plain, with
no varnish or double meaning
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29

The Greatest Sale on Record.
NC items on sale. See today's
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-29

The laws are created and enacted
by the representatives "Of" the
people and "for" the people. Why
then not present them in a manner
that the people can understands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

Washington April l9-The attraction Or the day
cap. 81 90 added. which won by Weinberg.
the 4 20 favorite in a canter. Midg"ly landing
Sanlowne at the odds Of 90 and 20 second. watch
man. faVorte at 8 TO .. not placed in IN" hr~t.
Tuscan getting the decision So driving hnisn.
lambert AT o !, took the third from Vice Regal.
the 20 70 :avOrite and the other went 10 The
favorltes Penniless 10 and o. secured the place
In the last race. which contained the largest h"i1
OF the meeting. The weather was perfect ana
the track fast. Attendance large Summaries
First race six and onc-haf furlOngs. ihree-y"ar-
ods-Tuscan. l0l Or. DOggetD. TO won. ran.
cred lOi (Pennj to J. second: Golden Gate. lDi
(Kecfe) to . third Time. 22i. Waterman.
Curious. DenoX. Nanbrunt, IhoeOus and silent
Friend also
Second race. handicap hye-egh'hs Of a mile .
Wah Jim. llG OOggetU. > 10 > won, Sing Cora lp'
PENN 10 !. second: Miev. los Nttlen"ldl 10 =.
third. Time. 02ig Lollie. Easun, iiaminc. High
Point Belle and Sir John also ran.
bent. 100 PENN TO !. won. VIZ" Regal 10 tl)0G
g.tD 20 10 second. Cadiz - tkc"frl. 10 !. thrd
T me. 0.JO.. Miss Linah, Pearl Brock and S"agull
also ran ,,
Uandlcap-Wernbcrg III Dogg";D. to i. won:
SandoWne lG9 (MidgelyD. % 10 l. second. copyright.
l07 (Nacey). . 10 ,. third. Time. ! % 'harade.
Marshall. Owlet and Captain + also ran.
Michael. llG DOggetO, - >. won; Bound hfopk'
10 (NIidgely). Y TO !. second. Konping GiI = 'f
OIearyJ. 10 ]. third. Time. l:23i. 49,
SIKH race one mile. sol!.ng-ieorgc Dixon. 10
10 l. second: Cass. 1O7 (ScotD 80 TO l. thrd. Plenty.
Kilkenny Nockbaircn. Solitaire" l.'dE ihms
Little Matt Bandit. VIII Fonso Long Brook and
Knapp also Time :iS