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FOR SAlE--HOUSES.

FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS-PREMISES NO.
ll34 I'D st. NV; or viii exchange for vacant
rooms; anil; lot 1Ix75 feet to 5-ft. alley, and
Is within two blocks OF Pa ave cars and within
.An''' s0'a 's s MINOR ARRS 5sh ST. NV
FOR .E-BARGAINS-TERMS TO SUIT
st. S near Dupont crce II price
ooreoran st bet 1Ith 18th n side price. $50 go
St hstH
NJ ave-; 3-story; 10 rms; mr.. II; price. 300
nGlss PITTMAS i BIac XIV oS Is St NV
FOR sALE--2 NEW TwO-sToRY BRICKS; Q
rooms and water; price, 81, $50 each; terms terms
"a ST.. EDw. T. RAISER. $40 F St NV il
FOR sAI4E-AT LEXINGTON Or ST.. ELECTRIC
cars pass the door; new 3-story brick; rooms
bath and een nDW s02 F. ei KaS s SIN St NV
FOR sALE-A BUSINESS PROPERTY WEST
price. $500. E T. KAISER. $40 F st. NV. ii
FOR SALE-A BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 10TH
$1,000: good location. EDw. 7; KAISER.
1t $40 + ST. NV.
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE CHEAPEST PROPER
frame: lot fronts on two streets, 9th and Nd.
ave. ne price, $1,000; house rents for sIc! III.
1t $40 f st. NV.
FOR SALEM THOROUGH REPAIR: 2STORY
brick; rooms; modern imps,: Wnllach St NV;
price reduced to $500 EDw' s Il FA st NV
FOR SALE-A COzY HOUSE NORTHEAST. @
rooms bath and cellar. for $3.50; about $500
Northwest. central location. an s.room frame;
500 CASH. At 5e DoNATH. sii Sti St.
FOR sALE-s,0O6 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND.
improved with a Groom house. 2.story barn and
small tenant house; on the Heights near 18th st.
cable cars; facing streets. II sold at once, one
dollar foot will buy this great bargain; cost
slo5oo years ago. Address QUICK SALE "a.
FOR sALE-Ss, 100. on VERY EASY TERMS, WILL
buy q very nice Groom Reimbursement brown
stone and brick dwelling on d st: near I'd ne
1t JAMES A. CAHIII., 623 + st. NV.
FOR HOMES OR INVESTMENTS.
PRIcE s. So new Or brick ha,, on on st. e. me-
PRICE. ssoSS-sr. brick on It'll st. ne.
PRICE !sso9sr. bath lot $780, dn st. hath ns.
PRICE, $3.5OO-sr. and bath. list mr.. G.
PRICE, ss,2oo-New Or. bath. eel; 9Th mr.. ne.
PRICE. ssSoS-%ew H Or. br.. nth st. me-. n. 3.
PRICE ssoooSew Or os; 18th n ;Sii rent mt s soS
FR PRICE ss.SS-n st St. near M n Cap; stories
PRICE. saSF st. ne. near "a. 6, and an, 81 bath.
F fRE cellar FLA r tsrs Sats ssi iS1ioo
IRICE s21oO-2sd st: NV, CIR. brick.
PRICE 81 JOO-5th ST. NV. mr. Il, CIR. brick
PRICE. $4,000 Cleveland ave. NV. 6r
PRICE, s2.1OO-New York ave. near 4th.
PRICE, S2.5OO-Pa. ave. Sc. Or. brick.
PRICE. $2.NO-7-r. Frame 19.6x9l ne
PRICE, $2.000-New Dr., .&b-, mr.. 12th&h nc
PRICE, 81. 600-Fla ave. NV. Or brick
PRICE s2.5OO-New CIR. Dr.. bath. 18th 4 me-
PRICE S26OO-G-r. frame. 16x10O. Park st. ne.
PRICE 81. 2OO-6-r.. 2+x1?4. Roscdale ST. ne
PRICE. s2.9OO-E ST. ne. near 9th. Or & bath.
PRICE 81, SIO-2 CIR. bricks near 18th and NV.
PRICE ST 5OO-G st. NV. &c. bath.
A LARGE LIST SMALL. HOUSES. $500 TO 81 SEQ,
PAYING 10 PER CENT NET.
II DAVID d. STONE SOL and SOC ST. NV.
FOR SALE-SEVEItAL HANDSOME NEW DWELL
incs within 3 squares Of Dupont Circle Prices
.r SoS O0N Nos. 14S to 147O
f6-6ts TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1907 F ST.
FOR SALE
A handsome brick residence in a desirable 10
cality; 8 stories and basement; IL rooms anu
hat
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR WOODWORK AND CUT GRAN
ite.-Ofiice of Building for Library of Congress
rasry Will
be received at this office until Two O'CLOCK
MARCH 1855. and opened Immediately R thereafter
in presence Of bidders, for manufacturing. fur.
nishing and delivering at the Building for the
doors and stair hand rails required throughout
the interior. and the tiles of red granite and
light-blue granite required for the main platform
in the west approaches Specifications, general
Instructions and conditions and blank forms OF
Proposal be Obtained on Application to TIL,
and Engineer. f1i,1619, p %, 26-6t
PROPOSALS FOR A FIREPROoF BUILDING
Cnice of Public Buildings and Grounds. Room "a
War Department., Washington. ID. c., January p
asxed sare un ocK Y r
DAY, FEBRUARY NINETEENTH, 1895. for fur
shns ,a materials tba sf aad rSs fire add
ernment printing office. Plans can be seen and
forms and specifca lions obtained here. The right
N. WILSON, Colonel i. 5. a. p''p'''''' ''''
jail 81. %, "a, fe16&1s-6t
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR TIE NAVY
Yard. Washington. ID. c., &c.-February s. 1895
pies for he SaHy YarS
to be opened February &C. 1896 will be received
at the bureau Of supplies and accounts, Navy De.
O'CLOCK NOON. FEBRUARY TWENTY SIXTH s. s;;ri
1895. and publicly opened immediately thereaf ter,
quantity of Sewing ing silk, manila PAPER per bolts,
nuts and braid; and at Newport News, Va, a
quantity of nickel steel plates. The articles
usual naval inspection. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application T to the navy yard
turers and dealers is invited Tie bids, ali other
things being equal. decided by lot The depart
ment reserves the right to waive defects or to re-
the government. EDWIN STEWART. Faymaster
8 General, U. s. N. n32aw2w
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SPEClAL.
Desirable new 2-stOry and cellar brick dwelling
on 18th ST. me- bet. L and NJ sts. houses In same
row held ut $4,000. For few days we can sell
this property Mt greatly reduced figure.
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10th st. w. bet. ard NJ sts.; 3-story brick;
al NH frlce. Wow
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FOR EXCHANGE
We have houses and lots In all sections fo
exchange. Apply
WESCoTT, WILCOX & HIEsrON,
1t 1907 Pa. ave. NV.
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Desirable new bay window brick, near War De-
partment and avenue cars, with g1od lot; beautf-
full northwest home at greatly reduced figures
Price anl
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MANICURE g. HAIRDRESSING

MRS. SMITH, MANICURE FEE. SOC. SEVEN
tickets, SO. Miss Wlles, hairdresser. charges
15c. and up. Separate private >pakaoGs. THE
PAI.AIS ROYAL, G and 11th stS. jazz
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FOR SALE-ON EASY TRANSFORMERS NO
l134 I'D st. NV; or viii exchange for vacant
lots or small houses. The house contains eight
Is within two blocks Of Pa. cars. and within
a short distance of Dupont Circle; rented to good
tenants; q good Investment. Apply to
1ts MINOR 416 eth NV.
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Desirable 2-story and basement brick on Pierce
wanted. $26.5O rent per month. Price. 81, 900
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2tst st., convenient to and herdcs, 2-story
and basement brick and stone dwelling; beauti.
full northwest house. :. 81 500
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

8 PER CENT INTEREST WE WILL Make A
limited number Of rmall loans, $1,000 and over,
at per cent interest, fupon immediate appica-
ton. Only District re0l estate security cOnsid-
cred. VIM. II. SAUNDERS & CO., 14O7 E st.
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WANTED-DIRECT FROM LENDERS, 900 FOR
3 yrs; per cent, On! well located northwest
property worth S., 600. Address
16-2t GOOD SECURITY. Star Office.
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FOR SALE-WIIL SELL MY ELEGANT 7-ROOM
brick residence on Spruce St. lie Droit Park, for
$4,000 Good stable lot. 500 cash, balance same
as rent. VIII sell to colored family. Address v.
X. s., Star office. f16-tf
FOR SAIE-S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE FOR 81 800;
now rented at $3.50 per ; centrally located in
northeast. Please address GOOD INVESTMENT,
Star office. f16-tf
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FOR SALE
CHOICE AND RARE BARGAINS.
Low PRICES AND EASY TERMS.
Beautiful northwest 3-stOry and basement
stone and brick dwelling; large stable in rear
lot 20 by 100 feet; rented at $50 per month.
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FOR SALE-SEVERAL HANDSOME NEW DWELL
incs within 3 squares Of Dupont Circle frices
f-or, $40 900 tn &oS nON Nos. 14S to 147-l
f166ts TYLER & RUTHERFORO, 13OI + sc:
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P st. NV. bet. 18th and 18th sts. 3-story
brick and stone dwelling; always rented; lot 95
#. deep to 1O-foot alley ..............$ 1O, 900
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FOR SALE-s,9O6 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND.
improved with a Groom house, 2-story barn and
small tenant house; the Heights near 18th ST.
cable cars. facing streets. II sold at once, one
dollar q foot will buy this great bargain; cost
$10.50O years ago. Address QUICK SALE,
Star Office H.
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BANKERS
springfield's Bicycle Meet.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. H.
The bicycle tournament of the
Springfield Bicycle club, formerly
the greatest race promoter in the
United States, will begin today, to
last three days. Petite and JAG
Guelin, the crack French riders,
are among the entries.
The races will be held at Hamp.
ton Park, and with good weather
some of the best racing of the year
is assured. Jacquelin has defeated
such riders as Edwards, Harris,
Schofield, Borden and Banker, and
when the foreigners meet Tyler,
Sanger, Johnson, Coleman and
Wheeler fast time will be made,
Zimmerman says Jacoquelin and
Petite are the greatest racing men
in France. Here are the events to
be run off during the meet: We'd
nesday-One-mile race, class A,
riders within twenty-five miles Of
Springfield: one-mile open, class
B, diamonds valued at 500, $65
and $40, respectively; one-mile in
ternational, professional; purses
of $3.50, $125, Is and 80, respective
ly; one-mile open, class A; one
mile open, class b; one-half-mile
1:15 class, class A /; five-mile handi-
cap, class A; one-mile handicap,
class B, diamonds, 500, $65, $40.
Thursday-One-mile 2:20 class,
class A; half-mile open, class B,
first prize, trophy; $3.50; second,
diamond, SIS; third, diamond, $40 !;
one-mile open, professional, dia-
monds valued at 5000, 500, $75
and $25; one-mile record, class B,
first prize $500 diamond; second,
1925 diamond; third, $15 diamond !;
half-mile open, class A; two-mile
professional handicap, purses, $3.50,
$75, $50 and $25; one-mile handi-
cop, class B. first prize, 1925 dia-
mOnd
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A Russian Bear in the Parade.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. 1l.-Topeka
is to have a carnival this evening.
The Imperial Order Of Muscovites,
through the Kremlin Odessa Of
Topeka, are to have celebration
tonight. This is the new Russian
degree of the Odd Fellows, and the
occasion will be the completion Of
the organization Of the lodge in
Topeka. There are to be floats and
gorgeous costumes, bands and
masks and everything to make the
event something more than ordi-
nary. 1t will be participated in by
members from every section Of the
state. The Grand Lodge of /. o. D..
F. Is to meet here on the 18th and
many OF them will be here on the
occasion Of the parade. Among
the features in the parade will be
a Russian bear.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
GEORGETOWN TOPICS.

GEORGETOWN, Tex, Sept. H.
(SpeciaD-WagOn receipts have
reached 1000 bales cotton to date,
against 1000 bales new cotton last
year.
Farmers are paying their debts
with the first money they get and
will soon have proceeds to spend.
There is no demand for pickers as
in former years. The farmers and
their families are doing all the
picking themselves. AT the pre-
sent rate and condition of the
weather, the staple will be market
ed by October 10, and. certainly
not later than November 18th.
Prices are running from 74s
to Sc.
Snyder & Olive today bought
the vacant lot just east of the
square where the Slaton hotel
stood, paying $500 for, and
will erect a mammoth livery and
feed stable.
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A Fair Count This Time.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 11.-Regis-
tration closes today for the special
congressional election in the
Tenth District. This is how the
election has been brought about:
Major ]. @. Black, Democrat, sent
in his resignation several months,
ago, being satisfied that more votes
had been polled in the district
than was warranted by a just
count. He did this although he
had a majority on the face Of the
returns of 1000. In the mean time
the legislature has passed gener-
al state registration law under
which all elections are protected
by a rigid registration, which re-
gulation did not exist in the last
election. The election takes place
October 2. The condition proceed.
emit to registration is the payment
of taxes. The election will be
strictly fair one, and the better
sentiment of the district has deter
mined that it shall be nothing
else. Major Black is a candidate
for reelection. Tom Watson the
populist nominee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
RAILROAD NOTES.

Two wrecked handcars came in
from the west over the Southern
Pacific yesterday to be repaired
here.
A carload of coffee came in over
the Southern Pacific yesterday con.
signed to the government.
Eight carloads of cotton were
shipped to New York out of San
Antonio over the Southern Pacific
yesterday.
General Manager Monserrate
and Superintendent Berry,
Butcher and Innes, of the Arkansas
Pass, have gone to Waco on an in
spection trip.
Mr.. J. B. Franklin, live stock in
spector OF the Arkansas Pass rail-
road, and Miss Minnie Thompson
were married at Beeville Monday
evening.
]. NJ. Nixon, general superinten-
dent of the Mexican National Ex-
press company, accompanied by
his wife, arrived in the city over
the International from Mexico
yesterday and left for Corpus
Christi.
The safe arrival of fine boy is
the cause for joy in the household
of w. V. Robinett, popular brake
man on the Sunset.
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He Took Morphine.

Jim. Thurmond was found in a
stupor on College street, in the
rear of Michael's saloon last night,
and the mounted officers were sum-
moned. 1t was found that he had a
cut on the back of his head and
also on his forehead. He seemed
to be under the influence Of liquor.
He was taken to his home on
Obraje street and this morning
was taken to the city hospital. DR..
Menger examined him and be-
lieves he took morphine. Whether
he took it with suicidal intent
could not be learned. This after
noon his condition was unchanged.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
A Terrible Train Collision.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Sept. H.
Two passenger trains on the Great
Northern had head end collision
at Melby this morning. Both
were running at a high rate of
speed and came together with ter
rfiic force. The dead are j. X.
Emerson, engineer of No..2 (; Jas.
Thibedau, fireman of No. 2; Ira
Hines, engineer of No. 3 and both
baggagemen, one of whom is
thought to be John HI. Hawkins.
There were five injured, including
three mail clerks, one brakeman
and one passenger of No. 3. Wreck
crews and doctors have hurried to
the scene.
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The English Only Want Justice.

LONDON, Sept. ll.-With one ex-
ception, the London evening press
today exhibit a generous and
sportsmanlike spirit in comment
ing upon the outcome of the second
race of the series between the
Valkyrie and Defender for Ameri-
cas- Cup and all express the wish
that the race be not given to the
Valkyrie on mere technicality or
as the result Of accident. The same
spirit characterizes the talk among
yachtsmen. The fear is expressed
that the excellent showing made
by the Defender in her crippled
condition has practically settled
the contest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
Charged With Assault.

Detective Shelley this morning
arrested Indalacio Barrerra, cot
ton gin hand, in Beanville, on a
charge of being the party who cut
Geo. Wilkin in the face at the
Bella Union theatre Saturday
night, Aug. 81. Barrerra acknowl-
edged this act, but says Wilkin
struck him first. Barrerra once
worked in Buffalo Bill's Wild West
show in New York.
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win They Attack the MonksP

PITTsToN, Penn, Sept. 1.-THE
annual convention Of the Pennsyl-
vania State Union Catholic Total
Abstinence society, will meet here
three days, beginning today. This
is the first state meet since the
National convention at New York
where so severe an attack was
made on the monks of Latrobe
Penn, for making beer, and it is
said the state meeting will take
up the matter.
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Democrats in Pennsylvania.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Penn, Sept. IL.
The Democratic State convention
is to be held here today. While
the more prominent of the active
Democratic leaders do not yet give
definite opinions as to what the
State convention will do, the i'm
preston prevails that all of the six
nominees for Superior court judges
will be taken from outside Phila-
delphia and Allegheny.
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GRAND ARMY PARADE.

Every State in the Union Repre-
sented-The Battle Flags Carried.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 1.-THE
parade to-day was the event Of the
twenty.ninth annual encampment
Of the G.. A. r. Along miles Of
bunting and amid hundreds Of
thousands of cheering citizens, the
comrades once more marched on
Southern soil. A Union and Con-
federate general led the column,
with the white banner of peace
and the stars and stripes.
The governor, with mayors Of
several cities, followed, and then
came the various posts of the
States Of Illinois, Wisconsin, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, New York, Connec-
ticut, Massachusetts,, New Jersey,
Maine, California, Rhode Island,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, Maryland,
Nebraska, Michigan, Iowa, Indiana,
Colorado, Kansas, Delaware,
Minnesota, Missouri, Oregon, West
Virginia, South Dakota, Washing
ton, Arkansas, New Mexico, Utah,
Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Florida, Montana, Texas, Idaho,
Arizona, Georgia, Alabama, North
Dakota, Oklahoma, Indian and
Alaska Territories. Kentucky and
the battle flags came last.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
Jockey Club Dates.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE com.
mittee appointed by the stewards
Of the jockey club to consider the
application of the Brighten Beach
association and Queens County
Jockey club for additional racing
dates, met at the Coney Island
Jockey clubs course, and allowed
the following dates: Brighton
Beach association September 16,
Is, % and 81; Queens County
Jockey club October 2, 4, 8, IL and
II
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A Mothers Grief.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. H.
Carrie Pietzel, wife and mother of
III. III. Holmes victims, was be-
fore the coroner and the county
grand jury today with her daugh-
ter Bessie. She identified her son
Towards overcoat, and was pros
trated by grief. Mrs. Pietzel was
so distracted the investigation was
suspended.
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Good Government Mass Meeting.

BUFFALO, Sept. ia mass
meeting is announced to be held
at Music hall tonight. Though
the League for Public Good, the
Good Government clubs and the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
were the originators of the mass
meeting idea, the call is signed by
many prominent men independ-
ent Of these organizations. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, president of the
Board Of Police Commissioners of
New York, and Bishop Keane, of
the Catholic University, Washing
ton, d. c., will be the principal
speakers.
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Ohio Campaign Opens.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Sept. H.
The opening of the Republican state
campaign has begun here. Great
success is estimated. At noon be-
tween 10000 and 10000 strangers
are in the city, and they are still
coming by train loads and in
vehicles. The parade was partici-
pated in by eight thousand and
was fully two miles long.
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A Big Stud to be Sold.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.--George j.
Harley's entire stud of trotting-
bred horses, numbering about forty
head, including the well-known
race winners and campaigners,
Honeywood, 2:144; Electric Coin,
2:1S4; Brown Lace, 2:198; Enola,
2:2l4 May Wilkes, 2:244, etc., it is
to be sold at auction today at Fleet
wood Park.
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Over a Mile a Minute.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 1.-THE
New York Central flyer this morn
ing made the distance from New
York City to Albany, 149 miles, in
1874 minutes, 25 seconds.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE
New York Central flyer arrived at
Buffalo at 1910 o'clock, making
the distance OF 40 miles in seven
hours.
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The valkyrie Decision Hangs.

NEW YORK, Sept. lit was an
nounced at noon, today, that there
will be no decision by Americas
cup committee with regard to the
fouling of the Defender by the
Valkyrie, yesterday, until 4 this
afternoon, or later today.
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Immense Wheat Yield.

DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. 1.-THE
receipts of new grain from the
Dakota and this state by far ex-
coed the big receipts Of '91, the big
year. Receipts yesterday were l.
All cars against 700 in 1891, and
the railroads are preparing for
even larger receipts in the next
few days. About 30 per cent Of
the grain is badly smutted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11

Pennsylvania Democrats Convene.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept. H.
The Democratic state convention,
to select candidates for state treas
urer and six superior court Judge
ships, met today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
Agricultural Editors Convention

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. ia
convention of the agricultural
newspaper editors of the United
States will be held here today and,
tomorrow on the State Fair
grounds. The committee of ar
rangements will consist of John B.
Cannon, Of Indianapolis, chairman,
and Messrs. David Wood, of "The
Farmers Voice." Chicago; William
III. Laurence, Of "The Ohio Farm
err" Cleveland the Hon. N. j. Cole
man, ex-Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture of the United States publisher
OF "The Rural World" st. Louis,
Mo-; the Hon. S. M. Owen, OF
"The Farm, Stock and Home"
Minneapolis; Editor Webb, Of
"The Northwestern Farmer"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
Warehouse Fire.

LANCASTER, Penn. Sept. H.
Early this morning large double
brick tobacco warehouse owned by
Roland Brubaker and John F.
Drummer, and occupied by Amos
B. HOstetter and John f. Drummer,
was totally destroyed by fire, Of
incendiary origin. Loss $3.50, 200.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
Wins the st. Ledger Stakes.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE race for
the st. Ledger stakes at the DON
caster meeting today was won by
Sir Visto, owned by Lord Rose
berry. Sir Visto is also the winner
of the derby this year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
German Reformed SYNOD to Meet

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE next
annual meeting of the German Re
formed Synod of the East will open
here today. Many leading lights
of the church will be in atten-
dance
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
Saloon Robbed.

A saloon man on West Com
merce street was robbed of a 10.
dollar bill last night by two boys
who came in the saloon to get a
bucket of beer. One Of them
snatched the money from off the
counter while the man was making
change, and both skipped out. The
saloonist does not know the boys.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-11
Our Gold Leakage.

New YORK, Sept. 11.-One mill
lion, one hundred thousand dollars
in gold are engaged at the SUBJ
treasury to-day, for export to-mor-
row