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FOR SALE
CITY LOTS
0srners actual price quoted.

8x.8OO-NEw YORK AVE, BETWEEN
Isr AND NORTH CAPITOL NV
Very desirable lot, 20x1Ol, to 80 fn.,t
alley; party wall. (66l
S2.2OO-MASSACH ACHUSETTSAyE.N NE.
ErrWEEN 1ST AND 2D-Choice Iot.
Sa.sSogT e, 81. NV. REr. 18th an anp
18TH s1s,Eoverlcoking New Hnmp-
shire ave: xOx10o to aller-Chcapcst lot IN
tliis section: facing south, and improved by
frame: water sewer aad gas. (I2yj
sspxHsbbM pxsb MARYLxSb q ayE.-4hTees r. Hh sEm fois
1salss 1sa0ss01sTH q assTi ST. NV, BET aND tsS6
Gofot So1so to lott. ailey: I'm in.
proved by frame. renting for SIS per
K % 81 NV. BET. 10TH AND 2oTHIHots 2oTH.HHo
23xg5: stable on rear; well located: at
q ctSSNER pSsH PA. AVE. AND wAsn1NGToSS ron
CIRcLEa6sx76: most desirable
'0SaIA va. AVE. VI T TSET. PATH AND 2sTa.n 21ifo
z1fitTf. 4 81: NV. BET. 18TH AND 1sTs.o, IT,,
MaRTLxND AVE. NEAR E ST. NE.1 NSa,
eiFnIsSSa1DA eFnIsSa1DA AVE. NEAE 1sr ST. s%s9e W.
< 81. BET. Sd AND 9Th ss.N, io.,
ssp ST.. BET AND H sTs. NM.oe ssoe
81. BET, 18th AND 18TH wa, ",
1sTH. oPP osTTE f6WER Ho6snnS HaH ~ =
KsTs BET. 18th ANp l4rH SITS .sE0e siEsoe
iii III st. Sc. BET. n. AsD N, ~,
Sd 81. BET. E. .cAPIroLAND A sTs rs
iaTa sT.. let. q AND IA. AVE. ss sdse, y
iiTH 81. Es.. hEr. A AND B srs'no seo
S0x1 10. 3O-foot alley. ff:S,
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posToFrIcE NOTICE,

Should pe read daily by an Interested
as chanses may occur at any time.
gust . close promptly at this office as
Mails for South and Central a aneriea.
West indies. Etc
SATuRDAY-(d) At 6:2o "a. m. ror Ina
qua, Cape Haiti. Gonaives, st. Marc and
Petit Goare, per 8. s. Delaware, from New
York: I'D At 6:25 a. m, for st. Domingo,
and TURKS Island, per 8; $. Saginaw, from
New York: tdD AT 11:35 a. m, for
ST. Pierre Giqueion, via New York, per
steamer from North Sydney,
tdlMails for Newfoundland, via New
York, by rail to Halifax and thence by
1l:35 q. III. li--Il-l -
(alMails for Mlquelon, by raii 10 Boston,
a;ir ana tnenee ~ steamer. close at this office
(elMai.s for Cuba texcept those for
Santiago de Cuba, which are forwarded
via New York;. elise at this office daily at
p. ~, ior ior rMaruing VIA steamers sailing
Mondays and Thursdays from Port Tampa.
tdlMaiIs for Mexico. overland, unless
specially addressed for dispatch by steamer.
close at this office daily at $50 q. IN.
Trains Pacific Nails
Maiis for China and Japan Der a a
Peru, from San Francisco, close here
daily up to August II, $50 p. IN. Mails
from Tacoma, close here daily Up to 4 ugust
at $50 p. m-tbl Mails for Australi;,
texcept thuse for West Australia, WHICH
are forwarded via Europel, New Zeaiand.
Hawaii, Fiji and Samoan Islands Der SIS.
Monowai, from San Francisco. close here
dailyup to August l 5 at 6:3Op m .(bl Mails
for China and Japan Especially addressed
only per SIS. Empress of Japan, from
vancouves, close here daily up to August
II at $3.50 p. m.tb) Mails for Hawaii DER
s.s. Australia. from San FRANCISCO. riuse
here daily up to August % at Gao n. m.
Mails for the Society Islands per ship Cali.
lee, from San Francisco. close here ttaiiy
up to August % at $50 p m. Mails for
Australia. except West Australia. Hawaii
and Fiji Islands Especially addressed onlv1
per SIS. Niowera, from Vancouver, close
here daily after August / o and up to Sep
tember l at $50 p. NTH
TRANS-PACIFTC MAILS are forwarded
tothe port of sailing daily and the schedule
or closing Is arranged IN the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
taDRegistercd mail closes at 10 a m same
day. tbtRegistered mail closes at D. m
same day. tc,Regisfered mail closes AT 6
p. m. same day. tdlRegistered mail closes
at p. M: previous day te1Registered mail
closes at p. m. Tuesday and Saturday.
JAMES p WILLETT. Postmaster
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. AlT'"sa5 ssD oH.O
RAILROAD,

| Schedule in effect July 18th. 1895.
| Leave Washington from station corner Of
/ New Jersey avenue and ST.
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestfbuled
| For Cincinnati, st. Louis and Indianapolis,
| Festibuied Limited $40 p. m-. express
IL. 10 night
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express daily
1000 a. ~ and 8 40 p m.
For Berkeley Springs, 3:45 p. m. daily,
except sunday. Special, 12.0O nom uaIiy
| and S.05 p. NJ. Saturday only
For Deer Park, Mountain Lake Park and
Oakland, 1900, 3.45p. M. 2-16 a. M. all
daily; No west bound trains stop at Noun
| tain Lake Park Sunday
For Lexington and staunton, IL noon.
For Winchester and way stations. $3.50
For New Orleans, Memphis. Rirmiue.
ham. Chattanooga. Knoxville. Bristol. and
Roanoke, 1U.o0 p ~ daily sleeping cars
For Luray. 3.45 p. IN. daily.
For BaItiniore, week days. 500. g. 80
IS 80. KID. .0G, xi Z. 90 a. M. xl2. 90. s:i0.
15.io, xs.so. $50 & s5. xs.so. go. $50, So xs.SS:: US:
I1s;01 night osundays,xI 90. x. 10 g. SO
1917 1So xspo sSoo ss5 4ss sxoS xses. 1asiS: lsiS::
x12.O1 night.
1910 and AS p. IN. Sundays, $50 a
For Frede5icE .s 90. t1e oonoou. Ills.
For Hagerstown. t12.oo neon and
= TSr 81 BOYD and way points, week days.
DAYS. 500 a. M, LIS, 7.G6, p. IL.
days, 700, 300 Q. m, 1850, 5. 90. 4.s0.
ABB % 80, 5-35, 7.05, II 80 p. m. Sundays,
800 a. m, Is, 5-35, 7.o5, 1915 p. M
For washington junction ana way points.
800 a. m, .l. 10 p; m. Express trains
T For d Say Ridge, week days, e.15 a. M,
and 4.2s p. m. Sundays, S.35 a. m, 1.30
AiH From ON Bay Ridge. week days, s15am.
ESQ and $40 p M Sundays. 500 and
For Cape May. 10 a. m. 12 noon
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains liiumniol WITH rIntsch light
For Phiiadelphia, New York, Boston.
1c.00 a. M, Dining Carr, 1900, IL .35,
8 LOO. Co. 05. Dining Carl. s.0op.m- (12.01
light; sleeping Car open at iV.uu o'clock.
sundays, e. .05, Dining Carr. t98o a. m,
Dining Carr, 42.s5. Dining Carr, 800,
Sleeping Car, open for passengers 1000
Buffet Parior Cars On all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 10 90 a. m, / 2 90 noon,
and 1885 p m week days. 12.35 p. m.
tExcept Sunday DAILY. sssunaay only
Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co.,
sylvania avenue n W., New York avenue and
18th street. and ut depot.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
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FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN HOMES :
J. Cnorypp oryyay .-r;.. n,.nsrJ

Ss.oO4.sT. ELMo--lFrame cottage;
slx.oo- -cHERRFpALE, VA, s miles
from city Frame cottage. 8 rooms;
plenty shade and good water t336J
S25-soUTH BRooKLAND.- Furnished
oottage;6 8 ru,oirls and attic, unfurnished.
SEQ per month: yearly lease. (2S6j
s1z.oO SLIGO" MARYLAND.
raIne. nine rooms. two-stery and
attic. t31S) :
$40 BRIGHTwooD PARK-New frame
cottage; rooms. 167J
$S-DEANWoOD, d. C.-4-room cottage;
shade. we'll water: lot 150x40- t2sij
SlO.OO-RAlLEF'S CROSS ROADS.
FA.-9.room. 2-story cottagc In first.
class condition. good water and shade: ono
acre lot; 8 miles from Georgetown; 1 mile
from Arlington station. For saieat 81 400:
SAO-wAsHISGTo GROvE-S4Ot I'd,
the season; roomy cottage; purity fur
nIshed. i233,
$3.50 AUTREE PARK. ON The NET. NET.
TROPOLiTAN BRANCH 3. a o. B. r.,
sttir. on a large ttsishprt distance from
E6O-TAKpMaPXR frnme
eottage; rooms erd bath: pewiy
made: sooS seii wstee: s near r car 'i ras.1 sna
viii lease for $40 per ihtaItii. ie<0l-
8SD-coLONfALB BE'ACH-Eor the, sea.
son, well located, 49, {lY6l
9AO-WA6HIHGTox --aRDYE-Cuf1s -
FOR The season. ii76i
sAC SEASON -clifS6H Beach cottare.
882.60- GAITnERdBuRn, Ha.-
kfune coftaxes ilaf x00ms and bath:
ACe md SID 4zters neHtg papofed: heated
BY f6slace: fruit stslhke IN mar laxEo II:
soducfton II talen by elie-year. (238
8aA-FoREET GLEN -Cottagc: 3 s.,uins.
win x4.oe0 1etf " grudnd: an -
11se1o0 euoGt13un ,s1 s.j<- -s.7ss = fI7l1 -
coetASra; rel sonSe6sand u Dnod osn.
ltann- t1xSl
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nAILlaorsAua
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
s4A11oN. CORNER SIXTH AND r
aIREEIA.

44ONs GUNNER SIXTH AND r
s.so Il Effeet Jsee "a. Isoa
TTshHGssss1 EKfzFss1fss zsS. I sgDaays % q.
10.S6E 0l1E cas. HeSI.sbuET e Pitts6g5F
s3jE sno3tj.EED .EED:mPnl!maa. eIcepipg. Hining,
s.sf g chisss6 cScionaS9S, iSai.1seoIs Ssis se
Esri0r n. !, ,Satsssiann ana Toledo. Euft0S
1BRiiH9P Bai9sPf 49, a; q: FAST fIEE.-P.ams.
Farior ~ .ar1f Car 10 Harrisburx, Auffs6
s.SOF. =: MaaCIjdspsf Glib HfG6 g afHl5s:SS5 Hn a
e I5oAEEsEss:. Pullman a'San4 Saffss FL f ~ ~
Ss; SsT Iassi:Srr ss'eiRn o ~ oas s1e e&ae eS1D;Se
TiFa1 3. II. MEsTESsSf We TTfEsSssff ffxpxrsa-
dssoasssn dsssIs,ssnrs 10 CLEVELAND. Sinias 81 sss 3
'fksfA. sogTHwEsTERu lx-
Can 10 A. qnmaa sieeRiDG ssd Dt1he
ns6uss @ 81 q cLorl. and slssptsg CR HAs<
fEiiHi1 fSiHilS19, r, A. PAcIR1Q RxPRHss.-
isss al kss.s sss asSs t.s s:s.s
1dS;S0 ds;iSs =: A n. for nm.ra and Re.ova.
Ssst Day. uaS S9%s2 %iLi,ansPaas aSI ases s.nds nasS
7sMS saiEsIF6 +, a. s.. r. ser = 1gunenps.s assAess.
ton 70 easI'mdon bifdI5 VI Huffaio
kSs6eSs.afl' f. 1ailsio' 1M 1Sf "a 55e sSsnaadaEs
aas,1y. ms9y saeepiag Car WashinSfoo . =
For fhlladclphia. New York ana n.
AiHzR AiH9zRpR. z. "A: "cSNGkEssIoN Al LIZ
S'a!1 SIs,ss Sc es ssr5l So. 1875;
Dining Car. md II DO dining Car nod
= Sl6mlIngton, l6 I4n ., m., l2.41. &Ik. 60,
100 6iS,as sna cals SO q Ia6. |? go CG sufaaS fdS
s;I5; To -. - 10 Hp %. tSa esd ii.sS ,. ~ =
aaSs 1niE ip1ss. pas. siRIfsss' iRfs 1sss sss
Boston sIh1as sSa ehanSeh nS P hS5 s. q s'y y v. sSe
sarasSga Wss Express tfafi0r carl 300 4 II
FSs ssia;snsS;se. s.es. TOO, 4.ao. 4.se.'
4 - i$Is, = g. 2Se.. g. SD. SD j ssS' Ss
40 iao,'sd, io, isoos asoi iozS' tass' "a sSs
9.99 s99 ss1S5. s6. i9-sO. i 90 la.iS
10. %. and i.ss ITO. 1000
s.ob = 4 dnaliy. n except sunday. Sundays
For Annapons. z. 20. 900 A. n. 1a1B
sSndays. aG aso 500 4 dsSs.y r. s,s esTcsps Sunday.
ATLANTIC Coast Line Express, 4:3O A. II.
SAG p. n. daily. Richmond only, 1857
A. n. week days, Atlanta Special. via
Richmond and seaboard Air Line, S:4O
r N. daily. Accommodation for Guam
tico, 7;45 A. II. daily and 4-25 p II
week days.
For Alexandria. 4.so, s-s5. 7.45, $40.
1887 q. m, 40, 8. .46. 4.25. 500 SIS;
$40 NJ On Sunday ut 4-ao. Z As
Leave AIexandria for Washington. e.O6,
S-43, 7.05, 500. 9.10,, 1928 a. M,
2.lo, S-Z3, $50 T-2U, 10 90 d. IN. On
Sunday at 6 .43, 1925 a m. f2o. 1859
p. IN.
seushore Connections.
FOR Atlantic City tvia Delaware River
Bridge aii.raii routel. 90 A. III, week
Market Street Wharf), 900 A. II. isatur-
DAYS DAYS fDslz ans aSo2 fis5 ioo F. n 4 aay NJ week.
A. week-days. 11:35 2. n daily
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and q
streets. and at tile station. Sixth and
streets. where orders can he lafr Tor the
checking Of baggage 70 destination tro6
ho,ctB nnd residences.
8. n. PROVOST. JR WoOD /
Gen. Manager Gen. Pass- A gent
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RAILROADA
Southern Railway,
PIEDMONf AIR LINE.J
tschedulc in erect june 14. 1896,

tscheduic In effect June IA. 1906,
An trains arrive and leave PenDsylyania
passenger eta ation. ~
a. in.-DaiIy, local for Danvtlle connect.
at Manassas for Strasburg, daily, EXCEPT
Sunday. and at LyDcbburg with the Nor
folk and Western. daily, and with the CiIes.
Fridge and Clifton Forge.
III Q q. m--Oaiiy, neuNITED STATES
FAST NAIL, carries Pullman Buffet Sieep--
VILE, uniting. at Salisbury with Pullman
Sleeper for Ashe7ttle asiH Uoa Dprlnrs. NJ
c.. knnxEills aD1 chhttahosga. L enIi.. and
Ct, Cha iiotte ais With ,1r PULLMAN Sleeper fof
TO New Orleans. via Montgomery, connecr-
Ing at Atlanta with Pullman Sleeper for
Birmingham. Memphis and St. Louis.
tlG and Strasburg. daily, except Sunfiav
4.o1 P. Daily local for rChIrIottesviile.
.di94S 1919 rs z; m;mbaily. %AlsslHlINGT0N AMI
FED. composed of PaIlmSn PIls vestibaisd hiMs
slespers, dining cars und dag coaches.
Pullman sieepers New York 20 Ashcviiie
Sna S,a HSs sPJipss t.S Xxx to Tamp
Jacksonyille. and New York To Me,nnI1is
via Birminghnm;N New York u New Orleans.
Va Atlanta and Montgomery. Vestibaied
dAy coach Washington 10 Arlauta, Soutbern
Railway dining car. Greensboro 10 NoDT-
TNaiSs on wAsHINeToS AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9.O1 a m
duily. I 90 y. ID. ind 8. I5 p. M .iilfly ,'eY-
cept SUNDAY, and 6:26 p. nj. suneia y onIx.
fer Round Hill, 4:32 p. M; daily EXCEPT
SUNDAY. for Leesburg. and s:26 p. d.
Washington 6.26 a. N. ami TOO D. m.
daily, u:id 500 D. m. daily. except Su1iiaT.
hom Round Hill. and Z :06 q. m. daily. e Z.
1us Sunday, from Hernlioa, and S:Sl am
daily. except sunday. from Lreaburr.
Through Trains FROM The Saufh arTir, m
Washtngton6:42 n M. 2: 20 D. m. and b: 20
3. m. dnity. Manassas diSisiuu. lu:O0
< M daily, except Hunda v, AMI 8: 40 n m
daily, from Cha flotreEyille.
Tickets. nlccp1nE car Ieeervation nud IN.
formatioH furnlshesi ut sefices 81 and 1aO0
Pennsylvania avenue. and al Pennsylvania
~ n GAEES, G9a GDux
y II CuLP, Trn fflC A0nn1net
NJ. 4. TURK Gen. paas. xQeaa
l. = BROWN.Gen.A Agent PAas Deps.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOsALs 4 TREAsuRY

PROPOSALS = TREASURY DE-
pAkTMkNr, OFFICE SUPERVISING
ARCHITECT. WASHINGTON, ID. C..
August 4, 1886. = Sealed propo-
sails VIII be received at this Office
until clock y. M, on the Goth DAY OF
AUGUST, 1896, and opened immediately
thereafter, for all the labor and materials
required for the repairs, etc, TO the heating
apparatus and power plants in the q. s.
Treasury Department building, the Wind
er building and the Butler building, at
Washington, D. e, in accordance with the
specification, copies Of which may be had
at this office Each bid must be accom-
panied by a certified check for a sum rot
less than . per cent OF theIamount of tha
proposal. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids and to waive any defect or
inforfnality in any bid, should it be deemed
10 inc interest OF the Government TO do so.
All proposals received after the time stated
for opening will be returned to the bidders
Proposals must he enclosed in envelopes.
sealed and marked, Proposal for the Re-
pairs to Heatipg. in the Treasury, Winder
and Butler Buildings, Washington, d. G."
and addressed TO WM. MARTIN AIKEN.
Supervising Architect. au5-6t-em.enG
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Rare cnance; a beaufifu
place OIL the Potomac, containing 3
acres. a good dwelling.s6 rooms: plenty OF
good shade; good wei OF water; ali ncces-
sary outbuildings;. a splendid place for a
gentleman who is fond of fishing and boat
ing; within4 mile of Washington; 5minutes'
walk from steam cars and from electric
trains, every hour. the O wuer will meet auy
one who wishes TO see the place; take the
4:25 train at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot for Alexandria,, get off at Four Mile
Run. For further particulars address
GEORGE CALVERT. t. s. Court sr Claims.
No. 1Sna Pa ave NV. auG-2f-am
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FOR SALE.
AUBURBAN LOTS.
Osrnsss act.nl prtas ss.e.4d

Fort Myer Heights. Brook,nnd Laurel
HFtxhtwood Park. PaltsAdes sosthePoSnnac'
fOrest ellen, Del Bag. Rockvillr, HsnnhS,
Hel4hts, Tlkoma Park, Tuxedo, fanRrion.
Lokesand, IAgiestde. Norris Add1liOu' Har.
nw Raxks aeu3es.es He1ghts AiGllan1
farfseld HeiRnts. Whitney ch,se, C 0rois
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Washington, Mount Vernon
! ! Alexandria Railway Co

From station. Thirteen-and-a-half street and
Pennsylvania avenue
For Aiexandria-s:30 Z, 10. & o. 10 lN.2hex
H. l2u IN, J. , s. i:l5, 81. $50. 6:l5 78 o. 10.
ii, II p. IN. Sunday. frst train. 9a. m. last
rain 10 p. M
For Nit. vernon-lo. H. Il a m. l. 224Is
p m. DaiIy-except Sunday
q. +. ABBOT. GEO. h. PHILLIPS
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
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FOR RENT-FLATs.
STORES WITH DWELLING.
oIrncrs' actual price quoted

x1Oo-l2I5 ST. Nw.;s ROOMS AND
bath; yard to alley, in first-ciass cor,di.
ton; will rent store separate from house if
desired, key at this office. 1881
SA6-11O6 sTH ST. SE.--BrIck store
with IL rooms andDath. 1lll
GRR-1725 PA. AVE. NW.-Brick store
xx6-1IIO II ST. NE.-Brick store with
rOOns. {253l
Sx6.6O-1426 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Frame store with 8 rooms; compiete
bakery plant. (8O8)
Gx6LHECKNAN ST. Sc. BET. lsF
AND I'd, E AND F.-Brics store with
6 rooms and bath. f240l
e0.6O- -GoOD HOPE ROAD-Frama: 6
rooms. store and stable. t34fl
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FARMS.
Osrners' actual rricc ,,

Osrners acfua. price gtfots6
We have listed many desirable niacr.
oeaf t0e city mrEe and small tracts: sfn-
ZnpHed 1no uutmprDred THE TTirEn
REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
The evening times., 1896-08-08
WANTED.
D1sURBAN HOMES.

We hxye applicants for country home 10
geDt fox the seasun or lenn by the year. IA.
lre@ immedtateiy. Times Reul Enfnfa
Bureau. 10th and Pa ave. M.
The evening times., 1896-08-08

40.SOO-EIGHTHs ST. NE.-Brick, with
f2 roonI sndstore: a. m. l.: Reasonable
terms. li4l
6l.36O-N. J. AVE. sE., BET. II AND
STS--6-room frame; under rent for
$40 per month. f224J
$6.QQO-u ST. NV. BET. I5TH AND
18th ST6.-7 rooms and bath; on
eiectric line: nrst-claas condition. tio9D
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00xY60-CoR- 30 AND ] sTs. 1E.-
NeW egeury h11ck awul1fax. ennaa1nine
rooms aod store: heated BY latrohe: tersas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-23
A MOTHERS DEVOTION.

An illustration of the hardshipS and
Inconvenience mother will undergo
for the sake of her offspring, occurred
in this city yesterday. Herman Gold
korn, Jewish boy, left his home, in
Strassburg, Germany, when but 10
years of age. He took steamer for
old Mexico, remaining there three
years; then migrated to Texas, where
he has been for the past four years.
Occasionally he would write to his
mother telling her of the hardships he
had undergone since leaving home,
and loved ones. Time wore on, and
yesterday there appeared in this city
a middle aged woman in quest of her
son. She had come by steamer from
the old country to New York, thence
to Galveston, and from there to San
Antonio, making the trip alone.
Upon making inquiry of the Hebrew
Benevolent society of the city, Mrs.
GoldkOrn was informed that search
would be Immediately instituted and
her son located If possible.
With the clue in her possession
and the assistance of the society, her
son was located at Lakeview, in the
employ of Mr.. August Biesenbach.
The joy of the mother on meeting her
son after a seven year, separation,
was unbounded. Together they rode
to the city, and after purchasing
tickets for herself and son via steam
er route to New York they left last
evening for their home in old Strass-
burg
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-23
WRITTEN BY A DOCTOR O.

The following epistle was handed to
n Light reporter with the request
''plese publish" The printer has fol-
lowed copy in every particular:
Observation-Disclosures, as
appeared in the Light a few ishues
back,Is replied to by a Regular, who
is well versed in the Homeopathic,
practice, He says that the Harneman
Goers must rely strongly upon the
Allopathic, or RegulaOars, that when
their wagon is in the mire, they don't
rely upon broomsstraws to lift up
higher, They may break them until
they get out of breath, and the team
will stand there starving to death The
truth is, this, every Doctor is going to
do the best he can, if there is fly on
the track, broomstraw will remove
him. A greater obstruction. Agreater
leaver to remove it. There is nothing
in the name, doctor is doctor, all the
Same, a Regular Nj ID. but familiar
with both Sides of the question, with
good feelings to all
REGULAR.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-23
A KANSAS CURL LOST.

Topeka, Kas., June 23.-There is no
longer any doubt that Miss Belle Ben
nett, of Topeka, went down with the
Drummond Castle that was lost off
the coast of France June 16. Charles
Bennett, a brother of Miss Bennett,
cabled the London officers of the
steamship company to learn if his sis
ter had sailed on theDrummond Cas-
tie. He received 4 reply that her
name was on the passenger list, but
that she was not one of the survivors
of the wreck. Miss Bennett left this
city two years ago for South Africa,
to teach in the Worcester seminary,
100 miles from Cape Town.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-23
ALTGELT WILL ACCEPT.

Peoria. ILL.,, June Ex-Governor Alt
gelt will be nominated, and he will
accept the nomination" was the an
nouncement made by Judge McCOn-
nell. of Chicago, early this morning.
He had just had long talk with the
governor, but the exact nature of ii
he refused to make public. Il can as
sure you that what say is true" he
went on, sin fact l speak with author.
ity." The governor, however, would
neither confirm or deny what Judge
Mcconnell had said. Il do not wish
to commit himself" was all he would
say. "As to the platform, it will de-
clare for free silver and demand that
the revenue laws of the country be
let alone"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-23
SOUTHERN PACIFIC REPORT.
The Traffic Has Increased But the Net
Earnings Went the Other Way.
Local Gleanings,

Local Gleanlngs.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-The
report of the Southern Pacific
railroad company, for the year
ending December 81, 1895, issued
tod ay shows that the net earnings
per mile have decreased gradually
from S., 1887 in 1872 to 1926. 80
in 1895. The decrease in the net
earnings is explained by the de.
crease in the receipts per ton, at.
tributed to reduced freight rates
The figures show that the traffic
has increased and the net earnings
decreased.
President Huntington in his
annual report, says on the subject
Of rates: "The feeling is almost
an epidemic, passing from state to
state, under whose influence the
people have fixed or endeavored to
fix the rates OF fares and freights
which they should themselves pay
for the service given and the bene-
fits derived by those who use rail.
roads, without regard to the rights
Of those who create or own the
properties is disappointing. A
better appreciation OF the mutual.
ity OF the interest between the pub
lie and the railroads and higher
sense of justice has been reached
In most OF the states, and it is rea-
sonable to assume that a similar
state of public mind will soon be
obtained in few states in which the
attacks are still being made against
corporate property, and more par
ticularly, the railroads"
ENGINE PUFFs.
Travelling Passenger Agent W.
A. Reinhardt, of the Southern Pa.
cific, is in town.
Operator Frank Bednark, of the
Southern Pacific, is in the Santa
Rosa hospital, seriously ill.
j. G. Mangham, chief clerk OF the
Arkansas Pass general freight office
Is in Galveston on business.
The International 0south.b bound
passenger train brought in twelve
coaches Of B. Y. p. U. delegates
this morning, being about 700 peo
pie.
Superintendent E. F. Gregory, Of
the Arkansas Pass, who has been
seriously i'll the past three weeks
with typhoid fever, Is able to be
up again.
Bob Hickman, formerly of the
Arkansas Pass general offices In
this city, now with the Central al
Houston, is spending vacation in
San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-23
GEN. POOR,S AIDS.

Gen. d. NJ. Poor, commanding tn,
Southwest Texas division United Con
federate Veterans, has announced the
appointment of the following as aide:
on his staff:
A. L. Wallace, Eagle Pass.
Henry w. Baylor, Uvalde.
James Cullimore, San Antonio.
J. A. Green, Dickens City.
S. o. baltimore, Langtry.
A. NJ. Gilden, Del Rio.
Pierce Laughter, Edna.
VIM. Scarborough, Robert Lee.
X. b. Jones, Marcellina.
VIM. Turk, Hallettsville.
Nathan Guide, Big Foot.
W. II. BROKER, San Antonio.
+. +. Collins, San Antonio.
Jesse Legette, Seguin.
Joseph Booth, Austin.
Philip Fulcrod, Goliad.
Hart Mussey, San Antonio.