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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
GEO. CLINT Co.
A3.AS AND A7 WEST 23oST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: IS4 AND IS6 WEST 1917 STREET

Steamer Croaan Hansen. Georgetown and wilmington.
with mdse to " T. clyde co
Steamer Irona. Wilder Galveston and Key West. with
SANDY IIook y j.. April = o:lo p m.-Wind northeast
moderate breeze: mining and foggy.
CLEARED
Steamer Herman Winter Nictcrson Boston. Nass-II +
steamer CITY II Columbia. Ienney West Point. va-oh
Dominion - Go.
s,rnm-r scmnolc Chichester Charleston $ G. and Jack
sonvillr. William clyde n 60.
Steamer Marcos an Rhode Savannah. Ga simpson
stc,mer Nanhatton u-,rc Portland Me-Irora,io Hall
Steamer Kansas city. Fisher. SAVANNA II l. Walker.
Steamer Jtmrsto"n Hulphers. norfolk and Newport
News od Dominion So co.
Steamer I.lckawanna dlD. Robinson. Avonmouth Eng
Steamer nurgcrmcster Petersen Ger. hunger. Dover
Enrnnd. for ordcrs-tiust Iieye.
Sieom"r MENDOZA tliD. Dickens. Philadelphia Penn
Nrw-York Shipping Go.
steamer VEGA G'orD Rancs. Lisbon 50
Steamer Marlborough dID. Band. Livingston Funch
Steamer ri RIO Quick New Orlcans-Iohn T Van Sickle
= Roberts.
steamer Woodland dsclg Grant Antwerp international
Steamer George W clyde. Johnson. nagua Cape Iay,l
Port de Paix. &c-William T. clyde n Co
Steamer Straits u Magellan dr Clark. Lisbon Genoa
and latOugh Barber a co.
Steamer Lucgcn dBD, Brown. Roterdam-C II Rande-
Steamer Minister Maybach CGer) JANSEN Dover Eng
for orders Gustav IIcye.
SAILED
steamers III RIO for New Orleans: MENDOZA n}r) Phla-
dcIphia jamestown. Norfolk Newport News: Seminole
Charleston ana Jtksonvilic Kansas CITY savannah
81 Columbia West Point. Va: Rcstornel dIr Lisbon;
Trhvc Ger. bremen, via Southampton; Lizzie IIcnder
son. Philadelphia.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Mohican 3D. Cook sailed from Swansea for
Steamer Olympia dr). Ward from Mediterranean port.
i0f New'ieTA passed Gibraltar Aprl = -
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MARINE INTELLTGEN CT
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $40 suns, CT Moon 2.I9 Moons age
HIGH WATER TODAY
NJ Sandy Hook 1:1A GOV. Island ! II Hell
T. Sandy Io.E 1916 Gov. Island 2.l2 liel cate
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Made
to
Measure

CLOTHING FOR THOSE WHO PREFER THEIR
CLOTHES TO ORDER Is AT YOUR COMMAND AT A
SLIGHT ADVANCE FROM READY-TO-wEAR PRICES
Our LINE or SPRING OVERCOATINGS SUITINGs
TROUSERINtiS. SC. Is THE LARGEST AND FINEST
THAT WE HAVE EVER DISPLAYED. SPECIAL OF
FERINGs IN WORsTED AND CIEVIor suITINGs
TO ORDER FOR So: TROUSERS. So
READY-To-wEAR SPRING ToPCOATs IN LATEST
MODE $40 TO So.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
DAY
THURSDAY. April. 4.

Caracas La Guayra Red D.........11 90 n 100 IN
trinidad. bermuda, Quebec.
Jamaica Kingston etc. Merchants ........ IN
FL sud. New Orleans. Morgan. ........ 300 IN
FRIDAY. APRIL 2.
IrOquois Jacksonville Clyde ...... 300 u III
Rio Grandc. Fernandna Mallory. ..... 800 IN
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Announcements.

"ChacaQua-" T.. &c W "ChacaQua."
4 collar
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THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.

,steamer Mohcan ODD. Cook. sailed from Swansea for
New York April l. ~
Steamer Olympia tBr). Ward from Mediterranean ports
for New.lork passed Gibraltar Aprl Z WV
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
EVENTS TOMORROW.
BROKER CHAPMAN's TRIAL.

1
WASHINGTON, June l5.-The trial
OF E. r. Chapman, the New York
broker who refused to answer ques.
tions put TO him by the Senate
committee investigating the al
legged Sugar Trust scandal in 1893
1894 is set to come up Monday.
CHARLES +. WILSON TO DIE.
ALBANY, n. Y, June l5.-Charles
+. Wilson is under sentence to be
put to death be electricity during
the week beginning today for the
murder OF Detective James Harvey
For this crime his brother, Lucian
Wilson, has already suffered death,
and the Court Of Appeals has az
tirmed the judgment of conviction
in the case Of Charles Wilson.
AMERICAN RAILWAY MECHANICS.
ALIEN ANDER, BAY, n. Y, June
l5.-The American Railway Mas
ter Mechanics association will
hold its annual convention at this
place Monday to continue for three
days. All the railroads through
out the East and South will be re-
presented.
BEv. FRANCIS QUINN's SILVER
JUBILEE.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, June To-
The people Of the Roman Catholic
church of the Nativity will cele.
brate the silver jubilee of their
rector, the Rev. Francis j. Quinn,
with elaborate ceremonies. The
exercises will begin with the chill
dren's celebration Monday the
18th. The next day Solemn High
Mass will be celebrated at 10
o'clock, with the Rev. F. j. Quinn
as celebrant. Archbishop Ryan
will be present, and the sermon
will be preached by the very Rev.
ID. l. McDermott, ID. ID.
MURDERER DREHER TO BE TRIED.
ST. LOUIS, June l5.-Charles
Dreher, the murderer OF his sweet
heart, Bertha Hunicke, at Ninth
and Madison streets, January 80,
1894, will be brought from the In
sane Asylum to be tried Monday,
has twice been declared insane,
and sent to the asylum, and as
many times sent back to Jail for
trial.
HALL AND CHoYNsKI, MATCHED
BROOKLYN. June 15.-Jim Hall,
OF Chicago, and Joe Choynski, OF
Detroit, are matched to fight a
twenty-round go catch weights at
the Seaside club, Coney Island
Monday night. 1t is likely that
Hall will meet Steve O'Donnell
after his fight with Choynski.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
Killed the Whole Family.

SPRINGFIELD, Neb, June 15.-C.
A. Porter, a resident OF Spring
Greek, this county,. came in Thurs
day, and gave himself up to the
sheriff, claiming he had killed one
man, wounded two or three more
and pounded a woman nearly to
death. The family killed and
wounded are named Woodford, and
are Negroes. Porter went after
some mortgage1 horses which the
Woodfords refused to give up, and
fight ensued. DR.. Webster and
jury, accompanied by number
OF citizens, have started for the
place OF the tragedy. He is in the
hands Of Marshal Gable. Porter
is an old soldier.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
State Band Tournament.

1t is proposed by the Carl Beck
Military band to arrange for a
grand band tournament and mu-
steal contest, to take place In this
city in September or October next,
il sufficient encouragement is
vouchsafed by the citizens. The
contest will be held at the
Jockey club grounds before
the grand stand, prizes Of
great value to be awarded the best
bands by judges selected from
among the leading musical direc-
tors and baud leaders of the United
States.
Concerts will be arranged for to
fill in the night programs at the
new Beethoven Maennerchor hall,
which will have been completed by
this time.
The tournament is proposed as a
state affair only, at which no pro-
fessional bands will be eligible.
The idea is a good one and is quite
feasible. 1t will be followed to
success.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
Destitutlon in Michigan.

MIDLAND, Mich, June 10
Twenty-four men, heads of fami-
lies, at Hubbard, marched into
Midland last Wednesday morning,
and besieged the court house, de-
manding something to eat from
the county officials. They claim
that thirty families are destitute,
and that the women and children
are crying for bread. Hubbard was
settled about three years ago, and
the men claim they we're promised
steady work by mill,which failed
to materialize. They have plenty
of tan bark and wood piled up, but
say that they cannot get a train to
run to Hubbard to haul it out. The
men were in a desperate mood. Ac-
ton will Immediately be taken to
relieve their families.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
FLYERS TOMORROW.

ST. LOUIS, June l5.-The follow
Ing are the entries for the races,
Monday, June II:
First Race-6 furlongs, selling:
Danla, Henry Rock, Nectar, 80;
Natty g., Gold Corn, Gintsey, Lii.
lie Lake, Fawn Knight, Powwow,
81.
Second Rsce-Selling, ! mile:
Future, 10Y; My Partner, Phelan
Dorian, Little George, Excelsior,
Harry Weaver, los; Mr.. Dunlap,
Pioneer, Chauncey, Justice, Ken
wood, l02; Williston lOl, Saxa-
phone, 100; Adjuster, Matt White,
9S; oh No, SO.
Third Race-Handicap, fur
longs: O'Connell, llS; Mollie B.,
l13; Maid Marian, 1l2; Highland.
John Cooper ITO; Service, los;
Charlie Mcdonald, 100; Miss Gal
lop, SO; Billy s., SO.
Fourth Race mile, selling:
Wahatchie, So; Rapidan, Col.
Wheatley, Davezac, 81, Welmar,
81; Leuter, 80; st. Leo, 81; South
erner, 100; Prince, SO; Marcel, 80,
Blue and White, SO; Doyle, So;
Black Jack, Sc; Maquon, Jack
Bradlie, So; Princess Rose, 81.
Fifth Race-6 furlongs, selling:
E II. Sherley, Francis Pope, Oar.
win, Wedgewood, 100; Lord VIII
lowbrook, The Broker, Warren Le-
land, Ed. Brown, 81; Galatea, Hi
hernia Qdeen, Minnie Mackin,
Royal Lady, Rosa Simpson, Sallie
Mcmillan, Alopathy, 50.
Sixth Rsce-l4 mile: Janus,
Rey del Mar, San Bias, Ia; Prince
Carl, ll3; J. p. B., ITO.
Full telegraph reports of these
rsces and pools sold at the Crystal
Turf exchange tomorrow. All
lovers of good sport are invited to
attend.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
BUNKER HILL SHAFT.
Hundredth Anniversary to be Held
Tomorrow.

Boston June l5.-Bunker Hill
Day Monday the 18th will be cele.
brated with usual enthusiasm this
year, as 1t will be the observance OF
the hundredth anniversary Of the
erection of the original monument
on the site where the American
Colonists first measured them
selves against the British soldiers.
King SOlomon's Lodge of Free
Masons will have charge Of the
ceremonies. The first monument
was erected by the Masons to COM
memorate the death OF General
Warren who was worshipful
grandmaster of the Massachu-
sets grand lodge. The Warren
monument, which was on the site
of the present shaft, was built of
wood and stone. 1t was plain
Tuscan pillar, built OF wood, eigh-
teen feet in height, exclusive Of the
pedestal, which was two feet in
height and eight feet square. The
top terminated in a gilt urn, hav-
ing on its front the initials and
age OF Governor Warren, within
the square and compasses. An in
closing fence protected the monu-
ment from injury. 1t
cost $500 and was put
up by King Solomon's Lodge in
1874. When it was removed to
make way for the general shaft
which now graces the hill, it was
decided to preserve it in some way,
and q marble model, nine feet in
height was made and placed in
side the present monument. This
model was dedicated in 1S45 with
elaborate ceremonies. Consequent
ly today will also be the 50th an
niversary Of the model dedication.
There will bo a procession COM
posed of Knights Templars and
the leading Communicates of the
city, civic and naval officers and
masonic lodges. De Moloy Com
mandery will escort the w. Master
E. G. Marshall, who will make:an
address which will be followedIby
an Grafton. from Governor Green
halge. The grand master, the
Governor and the master Of King
Solomon's lodge will each lay a
wreath at the entrance Of the mon
ument to the memory OF General
Warren as a mason, a patriot and
soldier. In the evening there
will be banquet at Faneuil hall,
at which Governor Greenhalge
and other prominent men will
make addresses.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
success.
Runaways.

Yesterday evening Woodward &
Briggs sorrel team ran away on
San Pedro avenue and came down
Main plaza at a lively clip. The
horses ran down Dryer avenue
and through Nueva street, and to
the stables on South Flores street,
without injury TO themselves, the
rig or other property.
Policeman McConnels mare was
seriously injured by a runaway
horse owned by Messrs. Hutch
ison & Frankel, on w. Commerce
street last night. Officers McC0n-
nell and Esptnosa were drlving up
Commerce street when tho run
away, which had beeu left by Mr..
Blair Harry united, Il is satd,
dashed into them. One shaft OF
the runaway's buggy pierced the
breast Of McConnelPs marc, bat
reached no vital part. Mr. Harry
has been arrested on q charge Of
leaving team.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
AUSTIN NEWS.

AUSTIN, Tex, June 15.-(Special)
The regular annual commences
ment exercises of the University of
Texas will begin with commence
meut exercises in the Assembly
hall on Sunday morning. This
will be followed by addresses,
music and the distribution of di-
plomas on Monday and Tuesday,
after which the final orations and
debates by the members of the
Athenaeum and Rusk Literary So
cieties will take place, thus closing
the exercises on Wednesday.
There is a considerable sensation
in the social aud political circles Of
this city, over the governors re-
mission OF the fine of a woman for
running an designation house. 1t is
said on the quiet that II the woman
would "squeal" some startling
revelations, that would interest
not only Austin, but the state at
large, would be made.
Charles F. Cotton, of the Express,
spent Thursday and Friday in this
city on business.
Although Governor Culberson
has knocked out the entire geolog-
ical department appropriation,
Prof. E. T. Dumble, the efficient
state geologist, has been retained
by one Of the general departments,
and the geological office is doing
its customary work as well as pos
sible in it's crippled condition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
Government at Quito Soon to Fall

NEW YORK, June ia Times
cable from Panama says:
There is little confidence that the
Ecuador government at Quito will
last while longer.
The patriots, intrenched securely
at Guayaquil and certain Of nearly
all the Guayaquil province are on
ly waiting for Alfaros' arrival to
continue their victories.
Gen. Samon Ulloa is persuaded,
at least he acts as If he were per.
suaded, that Quito will fall soon.
He received an official cable dis
patch from Bogota, signed by Su.
srez, the minister of foreign affairs
of Colombia, notifying him Of his
nomination as Colombo resident
minister at Quito, and instructing
him to await advices at Buenaven-
turs.
Gen. Ulloa replied by cable i'm
mediately, declining the honor con-
ferred upon him.
Unless Colombian diplomatic
services at Reubod become urgent
Iy necessary, it is believed that the
Colombian legation will be re-
sumed there only after long
period of suspense.
The radical change in the govern
ment, which is expected, renders
measures of precautiou Imperative
and so the Cauca troops, which ar
rived here few days ago, under
Gen. Ulloa, and are to return home
ward Saturday, are instructed to
make 8 special call at 'Buenavens
ura. There may come to them
pecial directions.
Gen. Ulloa, in the mAantime,
waits advices from Bogota,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
Ida tn get Married

CHICAGO, June 15.-Ida B. Wells,
the colored woman who was de-
nonnced and praised for her anti
lynching addresses in England,
will be married June 9th, in this
city, to Ferdinand NJ. Barnett,
member OF local law firm and
half owner OF the second oldest
colored peoples paper in the United
States.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
sw. ORLEANS. June 15.-Cotto

New ORLEANS, June 15.-Cotton
market: Low middling, 6 9.16S ;
middling, 6 ISIS; sales, 20 bales
market, dull and easy. Sugar
I2A@3S market steady. Molasses
S@4S ktal., market steady Rice
3f(S4ft market quiet; Rough,
nominel; market quiet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
An Old Bank Fails.

METROPOLIS, ILL.,, June 15.---The
oldest bank in the city, Brown and
Burners has failed. Liabilities $780,
900; assets out $l50,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16

J. E. Marvel and wife, Mrs. w. p,
White, Mrs. Carrie Norvill and
Miss Fannie Alexander, OF Hender.
son, Tex, arrived in the city last
night and are Quartered at the
Menger.
Managing Editor Bushick,of the
Express, leaves today for months
trip to Chicago and New York. Al
the latter city he will rejoin Mrs
Bushick, who is studying in the
musical art schools there.
Ed. Kleberg came in from York.
town last night to spend the Sab
bath here, and is quartered at the
Mahncke.
Mrs. H. Wilkens and Miss
Paula wilkins, of Galveston, are
at the Mahncke.
J.E. Galbraith, general freight
and passenger agent OF the Inter-
national and Great Northern, ar
rived in the city last night.
James Stephen Hogg is at the
Menger.
"A fight between Jacob Pfeil,
a bar man of the Veramendi
saloon, and VIM. Maibaum, was re-
ported to police headquarters last
night and both participants were
arrested.
"A telephone message to the
LIGHT from the Kampmann ranch
last night announces an eight-inch,
strong stream was struck in the
new artesian we'll at that place.
The depth at which water was
found was $40 feet. The flow is in
creasing steadily.
Both the International and
the Arkansas Pass depot freight
offices are closed every Saturday at
noon, while the Southern Pacific is
working its employees full time
these hot days.
Harry Landa came ever from
New Braunfels last night.
Otto Prseger, who is attending
the University at Austin, is in the
city to spend his vacation.
Billie Berry, superintendent OF
bridges aud roadway Of the Aran-
sas Pass, came in from Yoakum
last night.
Travelling Auditor Kearns, Of the
International, came In last night
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
East River Bridge Commissioner

East River Bridge Commlasloners.
NEW YORK, June l5.-Mayor
Strong has appointed Francis B.
Thurber and Richard Deeves, both
Republicans, to be commissioners
for the new bridge across East
river
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16
Three Straight.

Galveston took the third game
from San Antonio yesterday, the
score being II to 7. The Mission
aries will arrive this morning over
the Southern Pacific and will play
the Austin Senators this afternoon
1t is learned that Watkins and
Cox have been released and that
Tony Garcia will be taken on the
team again. 1t is not yet known
who will succeed Carson as man
ager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-26

cessation of explosions in public build
ings." e,o D,
yes. l admit that was rather fine
said the Home Secretary. "And how
did it all end?"
'In this way:-Being in possession
of the full names, addresses ana plans
of these scoundrels, and being IN the
nostoffice. l took upon myself TO sup
nress the letter of warning sent 10 tne
circle and allowed those written 10 the
notice to be delivered in the ordinary
way"
And the result?"
"Tbe French felons were arrested req
handed and sent to penal servitude Dy
a too lenient judge"
AN excellent story, admit; but now
do YOU connect it with the Harley street
explosion" od
across the table to row OF reference
books. nj.
Lei Ms to turn to Harley street, NO. 24I.
AS I thought. See, 247, Fftz Maurice
Sir william, NJ. D., F. R. c. p, f. X. Z.
S."
Eyes: I know Billy FltzMaurice; but
how does he come into it?'
at was opposite this house that the
explosion occurred.
"Wen?"
Now turn to the Peerage.' Here we
are-FitzMaurice, Sir William, NJ. D.,
r R. C. P, f. R. c. R., Or, 1885. Thlrd
son of Adam FitzMaurice, Esq, of Mar
gate. + of Thanet, by Mary Elizabeth, d.
of Stephen Marshall, Esq, of Bath; b..
1899: m. 1889 Mary, d. Of Sir James
Mitchell"
"Why do you stop"
Because the Angel of Blood, as you
call her was Miss Mary MITCHELL
Good heavens! You don't mean to
The Postmaster General shut the
"Peerage" with bang and nodded MS
head. saying at the same time
u do. and l also mean that good
looking French scoundrel, Jean Du-
mont. in whose power she was, is the
man who you secretly liberated three
months ago"
and you think
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HAS RETIRED FROM TIE RING


Cor5ett says Ga an Interview That re WIZ
sFight 80 More.
New York. November PA special
TO- @ local paper from Lynn. Nass- says.
James j. Cor5e-t, III an interview Today
said.
EFF am disguised with The entire busi-
ness. and heuce-orth vii. c0n0ne nay
enterprises 10 the stage No matter
Ula- the public may say. whether /, oe
complimentary or otherwise, cannot
De induced To- again 5n,er the arena
"They may say that when / whipped
Sullivan he was an 0'd man. and chat
7 never whipped a good man in my
career. but ] am fully determined ID
nay purpose 90 quit. / suppose Che pub
Ire blames me for NOT pulling ON me
f-ht with Fitzs,mmous bG- | am mo-,
disposed % answer any criticism, ana
wiI not discuss it.
"I bestowed the championship upon
7Taher because he is am ir'shman, and
because ] prefer ne should bear anu
defend that title rather than place 10
lu the custody of either am Australian
0r an Eag'islman.
~ consider Peter Naher the peer oil
any man in the ring. aud have no hesl-
fancy in saving that he can whip tl,l-
simmons He is great man ana ne
- enc dag demonstrate his riEll 10
bear the title of champion of The N0rlt.
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thinL he drove the cab"

81 think he drove the cab
But he could not get license"
mo number was found or the cab,
and the cabman is missing.
Two days afterward Jean Dumont
was arrested for not reporting himself
to the police, his ticket Of leave was
cancelled. and he has gone back to
serve the remainder of his fifteen years
in Portland.-Pick Me Up.