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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA

ations foot of Desbrosses and costlsndt Streets

Stations foot of Desbrosses and cog ss Streets
1890 fsf f
tom cars Arrives eilsasS cieys ds Ms M
u ~ GnirS" No. S. No. nSus $40 H. and
200 r. M-cHrcAGo AND ST. LOUIS ExRREis Sa..
ran Sleeping and Dining Cars to 80 o 50a' NJ st.
ASaSs = s ssSs:
q: $',f e.; + Ssi;sf ;'f
Arrives cineinnau p M Indianapolis 1918 p NJ
fiS 5ssas5 sas sn s';s@:
Ae'' wxsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH; "a :, %
nal? Linn n%'" al Par Paror and ca5s 20
2H!n ss sa s saoda D" no. c1r o iPans
ans Carl sso 6nn paf ca I'a Dn n ea NJ
SOUTHERN RA1LwAY.-a2o P. NJ daily Sleeper, s, to
esysf and se Ii and
Nigh" iaiy H sissSss Ssvo'aH' and
and G2Hs1 s':sss fsy
lnys @ Ono ssy F. Hssss go
For a 6p PS4 sss SoR srd and nSs via
s ssepsr s0P'' NJ sy week days and with
Atlantic CITY 10 P NJ weekdays. Through Buffet
EoR SAPT SxS TO week days Grow. md po,n,
p peex day. SUNDAY, top at Iner'aken for A'0u'y
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 72o $50 go 10 penna Lmi'ed1 10 20 3,n
ing Carr. Dining Carr. Dining Carr. 80 p M
1915 night sundays. 6l5. $50 900. 20 90 Limited
10. II A. NJ. Dining Carr, 80 T. 30 80 dining
Can. Dining Carr. Dining Carr 745. g. p NJ
rs night
Ticket offices Nos. Az. a44. 1iaG 1929 III and pei
Broadway Aston House. and foot Of Desbrosses ana
Coriandt Streets: Street SEQ Fulton Street es
broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot Of Fulton
Street BROOKLYN: Station Jersey city The New YORK
Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 70 destination
2. NJ. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD.
General Passr Agert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

cash quotations follows Flour quiet and steady
nr"s S@ss ' r. S;,. No l,e re-" ess s &C. NJ No
S S - 5aIse ~ e. No nasse~ So"sc prime timothy
seea % "o%n" @css p9Is . sg 'S i 81 s. sT
s. Soas. 3D. dry sSiicd shoulders bcxs s. aas' o2s
short clear sides dose. 81 oomst 62'. whisky dts
81 - sr"n"nicd 5; standard "a s55i per Ssi:
to day the market was steady extra creamery Is
s'ocs. ioSio,se Venus '''' ~ 'F'' ~
Cincinnati. April ioarlour-Market fairly active.
Ny oSr s 80 s 81 es
quiet. firm: No red track Zoe cornrMarct fairly nc
yellow "" sgc: Ne White 2isc mixed ear ssae Oats
Ma wh hir' s :s No w6 ss .'"fS
quiet. nrm mess $40 clear mess $40 2s family. $40 -
ra q Se Bacon quiet loose shoulders &C. ooS ssops
rio sides Dis So.c shor, clear , sides Sc bellies ssc
short ribs sac short clear sides DC: bellies 5c.
s % s & WHEY f%,s' a
sales 547 bbls, at 81 %
Later the market Yielded and the advance May
opened at os.c touched Senc fell To- c and closed a,
Steady: No. SofSrrn northern" se S@ss'
s Ea%p' R Ss'ss % a% si s
On S G # q Ssss S for hard spring
Minneapolis. April io..There were important devel-
Sn Sns !" s%@s Sa a ss
sS1 and "s sSvs S S 5 81 % oDs s@Sn s%
sisaSTs and closing q sis July .s
9 %sh V over May va: &C.
The price governing the bulk sales Of No Northern
spot was 62sc; No Northern sold readily at isaXc
under standard grade ON track. No l hard, 63c; No
Northern 81: No Northern 6irc: Flour steady at
duc,on $4,000 SSs; shipments % al bSs Mi .u nso-
rrn feeling exists among sellers Bran in bulk quoted
at 50 7Ja$7: shorts. 50 J0a 81 10.
Philadelphia. April lo-Four-Prces Of spring wheats
firmly held at combination prices but latter hard 10
reach sufficient second hand supplies available at lower
rates to satisfy limited trade Winters In small
Winter 0ssrs's Iss '%A, sur.s
~ 1858 rennsyyania roller. clear 81 %oQsa 80; do
straight " ooq$3 TO- Western clear 50 <OQt3 90:
90 s.gsSht q eoss 60 DO patent % so9s4 sprps clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 10 345 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
at Bls 30. prime easy at 5is 81 Pork-Prme
mess Western nne steady at sos do medium dull 45s
HamsShort about IL TO 10 m. nrm 40s Bacon
Cumberland cut about ~ 30 II. firm 3Os rib.
about Is 10 arm at Dos 3D. long clear mddes. light.
about 40 To ~ H. steady at Dos 3D. long clear mlddes
heavy about 10 to o. H. no stock short clear middes
heavy. about 30 to 30 N. dull at 2s 3D.
about IL Il No. dull at Dos Shouiders-About ~ 10 IA
No. steady at 25s. Iard-Prme Western spot dull
CheeseAmeriean finest white steady AIS I'd; do
orcd steady at as ID TallowPrme city dull at loa 3D.
turpentine steady at 2is RosinCommon firm at As o.
Wheat-No red winter steady at IS ID: No Northern
spring steady at Is Gid CornMxed Western spot dull
at Is ID April steady at ss Nd May steady at Is iAd
at IL 3D. Hops at London-Pacno dull ct 20@40s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
LONDON WOOL. MARK EFT.

London April lOA sale OF woolled sheepskns held
In Mncing Lane to-day which LAO bales Of Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal skins offered. The at
tendance OF buyers large but the competition
moderate and the cneral quality OF the offerings disap
pointing. Combngs ranged from parity with the last quo
tatons to an occasional small advance. Clothing woods
We're unchnnged. The next sales place Ma
IL and 10 Windcer & Co.. wool brokers. report Aus
traiasian merinos and frequently nd dearer
breds farthng higher and Cape OF Good Hope and Ma
tai woods unchanged The nrmness Of clothing woos
they say IL due to purchases 10y French femongcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains TO
baltimore Washington. Chicago. CincinnaU

Fast Express 70
baltimore Washington. Chicago. Cincinnsa
St. Louis and all Points West:
PULLMAN CAR sEExicE On All All TRAINS nNS
200 .. m. and 1918 night. PITTsBTEG 49, * sss
a m. 500 p. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE ID
a. M ex Sun. 10 a. Dining Car). li:3o m. Os-
q 90 o. M Dining Carr. 800 p. -. 1913 nisht
NEW-ORf.EANs. Roanoke and Chattanooga puitnn
Sleeper, $3.50, ex SUM- 200 m IL. Sun n
IAN ST. l27 Bowery. y. Y; $780, 344 Fulton ST. BrcoS-
iyn: station foot Of Liberty ST.. c. r. r. OF y. j.
New-Yorx Transfer Company will call for and ehsn
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
RAILROADS.
-AMsRioA's oRGArRsT RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
~
CENTRAL

s.,o From Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
train the ssV so Stop. x:n,
Syracuse and Rochester Due Buffalo 4;S , =
$3.50 A. M.---Daily. Fast Mail for Poughkeepsis. A.
5a . Utica. Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Nlasss
1880 A M.Excspi Sunday: Day Express. For an =.
100 p. M.-Daily Southwestern Limited. For colu..
at HSans Gc ana sf ss
Albany schenectady. Utica. Syracuse. koss::s$
$3.50 ?; M:-E1cept Sunday. West Point. Poushsss,sA
4.so F MHb Daily NORTH North Shore Limited. pu. p..
$40 a. m. Chicago 4;ao D. M Stops at Albany
600 F. M|pay; For Anany, Troy: Utica Ss!.s.
easo: Cincinnati s.. Louis. 1900. Ns ''''
ess s:51Ie y A sss T S ssEs'sf' n'.
7ao M6sy For uaIS Niagara p's
Poashksspsie ' ALBANY y and Utica a'' ''''' =
only for DS. o1 er F p Ses'es es' %
and for Rochester
'' %Rsy Bs asS sy'fsrs o'TssS Ts:
Toledo Chicago; and. excep. Saturday fos q
1910 NIGHT Thsat,s train Tor chicago :ns princess
nssy On n.S snsaS nH. Albany n .S
900 4 sss saS Il; &:i.% Sasy except Sunday
Obs 4 M;;sunday only. 70 PItIsaelc ar. ne nza.
"ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKERs
IAN night trains run between 155h-st. and pont =
Putnam Division as far Yonkers, In connection N
the Elevated Road. This Is the only line running -
night trains out of New-York.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trsi Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central staioa
iI3 broadway Park Place 26l +f3 Broadway; 81 EsS
I25th-st and l3sth-st Station New-York 1888 and ~
Fulton-st and 100 Broadway F. D.. Brooklyn. "
baggage checked from hotel residence by the Won.
colt Express Company.
JOHN NJ TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIEf3
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

VENUS :; ihsr Uptown ONCE 242 Brc.dHw
"a door S rs ,o, Sns bS US,SSt oee:
ofce rates unit. O'Clock p no. VII, ~ coanSS: svs
cor Nest oaSs ioS West 42d near ~
Eas, West .ss I'D Sss" Sssw.sn ssS =
TIN Sta ioss SS:ys. near . si:.,:s s1 q .v<i
ss..s:;. siss Ssv:; g g. 4 Ss:s So. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New-York. foot OF Chambert<
"a folowy and 1--WE minutes earlier from West 23d-st;
O.OO A. M.-vestbued Express Daily for Wave
J.UU Ringhamton. Elmlra. Buffalo. Bradford. Jsrs
town. Meadve and the West. Paror car
O.NN p. W-vestibuled Limited fast rail Daily. scM
Z'UU tram for Chicago via Chautauqua Lake arrives
Cleveland 80 A. NJ Chicago 5 Y. NJ Sleeper
10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Css
200 =. M.-Buffalo Vestbued Express Daily srris ~
lou Bunalo 80 A. NJ. making direct connections 'oS
Detroit. Chicago and the West - ~.v.
Q.fS y. M.-va Chautauqua Lake and N'apfa ~ ~
O'fC Daily. Solid train Chicago Seepers 70 ou'
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Sar; uIv
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULL
i Accommodating at III. 26i 4O and a57 Broaaws.
1856 East i25th-st.. Chambers and West 23i-st e IA
New-York: Fulton Brooklyn 200 Hutsoncs. nv
boken and Jersey city station Erie Transfer asrcs
calls FOR and checks baggage from hotels and rss's
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN y =
stations In New-YOrk foot OF barclay ed
Christopher streets.
"EsTIBULED ThnNTS. = ,ItnT "'s'

Direct route to NEWARK. DLOOMFIELp. MoNTCLAR
THE ORANGES summit Bernards s,i sa s
Dover sia3hSPs NEWTON Bu 59SoI LAKE, AK,
MOL NTAIN. Washington. PHILIIPSBCRG. EAsT0N.
WATER GAP. STR OCDSBURG Pocono Mountsin2
SCRANTON PITTSTON. WILkESBARRE. NANTt
rose BINGHAMToN. OXFORD. NORWICH wsisf.
VILE UTICA. RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland
SYRACUSE OSWEGO ITHACA, OWEGO ELMIRk
CORNING BATH DANsvILLE. BuFFALo and IL
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:2o A. M-BINGHAMToN. MAIL Stops at prinepd
900 A. M-BuFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMroy,
OsWEGO EMPRESS Pullman suret Parlor Cars COO.
meet al Buffalo with train for chicago points
100 p M.-ScRANTON. WILKESBARRE and ELMrRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Cars.
400 p M.-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLYN.
1886 p NJ. (Daiy).-Buifao Ves,lbuled Limited Exprsa
tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. But.
FALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects q
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west.
$50 T. " DAILY. nRuFFALO. SCRANTON, gINGHAx'
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers - . . =,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Park Place 40 Broadway Tickets AT ferry stations ~
Broadway III +'h-ave. cor l2th-st; % West l2othSt
2as columbussve.. NewYok AIS and 72e Fulton:t "a
100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full nr
ma ion all stations. -
check from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

Market closed quiet at 10 points decline compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transferrioe NOTICES
765 Total sales 49, bales. New-York net receipts,
loo bales 2.o35 Exports: For%arded 24s bales
sales 364 spinneis, 3G4: stock 1SU2 Total net de-
cspts to-day lO.l72 bales; thus far this week ., Ss
Exports to-day: Great Britain o4'S bales fr Troe
Britain. 2elsa bales; France SCo5 Continent, SoSoc
stock 900 Spot dull; middlng upands 'sc'
middling gulf. SIC: sales 34 bales all spinning. -,
Liverpool cabesSpo, cotton quiet sales Wy pace.
speculation export bales. American, IVU paes,
receipts 1000 baes American. 4."" bales Midaicns
uplands I3 800. Futures opened quiet sellers at ita
decline closed quiet. 1i7q2is points net decline April
4l9s; April-May. 4l6i3b May-June 4loiss Jane-Ju:
4l3iss 4l2i1s: August september 4O5s;
40ls October NOV embe 3oos NOV
Deceui@r Boss; December January 35ss Manchester-
Yarns in buyers favor: cloths quiet. unchanged. me
Liverpool weekly report is as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

dull 80 .pe; ana April 7?,.a'?Ae May Ig 4, on
grade 72g75c. s,ock 100 700 bush sales. lU" o n
nm mixed spot, s4,g33c. April si'saa5',c' May sac
4s;l,ct southern s.,c bid stock .ss 80 bush: sales
700 steady; No white Messrn $1,000 , NO !
weak 80 2 nearby 42gtc4c; Western. .4s'5c: stock
900 bush Hay nrm Grain fresh's steady ana au'e'
Boston April io-Florr quiet. but quoted steady:
rpns patents stas, -. spring clear and strashts ~ ID
as ~ winter patents - 90 Cornm.ai s,eany, cog &c
track tis.iSc. No and toa4oi.c Oats quiet;
80 Sga ,a = M ID. d. a 2g4 sSia MG 5rs %n
sia - wi"'.g e5~n si Mdanss siS s ssS Ss
$40 75asi -; cuts. 81 10 lean ends sll 20 barrel
beef. tgiic Hams. r'sUioi.c. Lard, % bacon w
7La9- fore- 4g5c. Butter dun and choice cream
ery 3,a2ic. Western 1890 imitation. l'ui6c; ladies'
lIuitc lambs quiet. 7ps'4c. Mutton ana y'arlnes'
8g7c. Cheese quiet northern aalosc; western va ~,
Egg, outlet: nearby. iju - Eastern - ",1s ,na;
81 -. yellow eyes 81 %'gs 81 red kdnsys 81 i5gsi 20
Poultry quiet choice ,srk"y wc,''r saes Sh'A ION
IL. northern fowls l2ai5c Western. iiGi2c Potatoes
steady ceron- csaSo Sod soa'e Green M,gn-
Apples nn 81 23aS3 10 fancy eating sass 5o
L.iwlns 81 62g,i. Greetings. 81 1898 Yale. Valencia
s~nsSs 81 75sss Turnp- 81 50 cneoases. new. 81 80
asa % Hay nrn for fane, Seas2e ower sTa1s. Go
sole non-a,d nrs 0igc. seconds. i6ai'e Union sole
nr~i-. &c. seconds @'c
buffalo April iospTns wheat closed 49,, "a cd o% "o
changci corn closed strong .c higher and active de
Ac,y. demand FOR export, " sold within range
u 1855 spot scarce choice to fancy held a. '"gsoc:
fo "a, to s & patent nyr ' spIns s. & bakers
Straight 81 I0as3 ~. best winter: 81 1898 so DO.
siraisht 81 ,oQia ~, Nil feed dun and weak cosrse
rliiling. sprng 81 H. do. winter. si3. rye feed.
sl2 -: homny feed si5 ~ sacked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD &NEW JERSEY
anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Automatic Block signaiA
tAall

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Automatic Block signals
on md after March -. 1895. -
Trains leave station foot CT Liberty ST. -
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chus % IA
to fas,on ais. s:.5. 1880 to Allentown p NJ su'asA
43o q 10 &c Easton) A. NJ. 100 $3.50. 500 + NJ T.
, rSr 80 as ~ r' sunday s"a 4so 's
For Reading 4:3O SEQ. 0io 900. II 80 A. ~ I'm,
1870 200 400. 500 5:t5. 900 p NJ. l2i3 ngns .isnt
FOR Harrisburg at 80. 500. 9:io ii:So a. ~ iilS
40 200 500 $50 ' 500 NJ ~ $ s n nsn sunday
e:iO A. NJ. ITO 30. 900 p NJ Sundays. 40 n -
Wv" ALI~RAIL ROUTE. vu,.
Peasant: 40 30 i.S $40 e os re-
G G1pS and ma A.S bury; PARK 800 T. NJ 200 Pm
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40. SIP a: NJ i4' s;ao $40 p .rr.,,, PARK -
Barnegat 40. s:i5 A. NJ. las. +:4o p NJ ,oAM,
For Atlantic City. vineland and Bridgeton' -" ="
For ssab,sh az and Hss lac ~.
fas Ne Sunday .sS g SGS aS e. 400 S N -
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMoRE AMI
10 co. II: 80 dining Carr. A. NJ i;so Csr 400 ia
buffet Paror CARR AGO. 500 sn ph,ns 80 600 1000
ii 80 DINING Carr A. NJ. 200. AGO. 500 DINING -"
$500 p. NJ. l2:lo night; ,r.,on week days. 40 e;A
1890. ii 80 Dining Carr 4: M 2;oo SSS o loco. NJ
ca, 900 ai5 night: oo spains cas, go p =
s:n ss p.0fGE:s ss. sS
Ia ,S s Ave. is ~ Ess sS i. M Isl e.
West i25th ST. 25i Columbus Ave, i Nav WiIamsbure
st. sSS FytSn s TansfeG Company viii and eh
b bme from hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

COFFEE--Speculaton on the Exchange was SLOW ana
featureless moderate dealings Prices wee snghty
edvancsd on European Warehouse deliveries We're
smailer ana the visible supply larger hayre market
stead al a partial Of 4 franc APRIL $500 francs
May 7325 June %. q: Juiy sl.25: stock at hare.
rO9 600 bags Including 3O9OVD Braziia Hamburg s,eaoy
AT !, pig advance; April 5s25 pigs; May. $500 June
IS 81 July -. Rio official cables steady at i4"'0
res: exchange bags: receipts. D. Cleared Tor unue1
States bags stock. s4OJo. santos receipts zVoo
bags. Market quiet at 10 oop res cleared from sunni"
steamshp Button with 14.oCO bags. 81.
Contracts closed steady at unchangeo 10 ioc advance
Sales were %, $50 bags. as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

Havana was in good demand sales amounted 10 Soes az
AT escQsl 10; Sumara was quiet sales oniy io ~
l0cG$c in bond.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-27
Forger Schroeder Dead.

GALVESTON, April 27.-[Specisll
-Chas. A. Schroeder, at one time
a prominent real estate agent Of
this city, was found dead in his
cell, in jail this morning, where
he was confined the past fourteen
months. Schroeder was in January,
1895, sentenced to five years. peni-
Tertiary for forgery. The case was
appealed to the court of criminal
appeals where it was pending at
the time of his death.
There We're also 81 other cases
pending against him in the GRIM
inal court. At the time of trial
the forgeries were admitted and
the defense of insanity set up.
Since his confinement his health
failed. He frequently expressed a
determination to suicide. The past
two days he refused to partake Of
food, and when found by the jsiler
was lying on a cot with yellow
froth oozing from his mouth.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-27
DR.. HATHAWAY & CO.,
THE SAENGERFEST.
ARRIVAL OF THE SINGERS WELL
COINED TODAY.
Program For TOnight-NOtes and Per-
sonals-The 0ratorio.

Everywhere the gala appearance OF our
city, decked in iestoons and wreathS OF
green, intermingled with the flags Of
Germany and the United States-pro-
claims the hospitable reception extended
by the citizens Of the alamo city to the
visiting singers to the 2lst State Saen-
gerfest.
Visitors began arriving yesterday
though the main body will not be in the
city and thoroughly settled until this
evening.
The Cincinnati orchestra under the
leadership of Prof. Michael Brand ar
rived over the International railroad this
morning, They were met by Carl Beck's
band and the local singing societies and
escorted to the Beethoven hall, where
Prof. Beck rehearSed them. The follow
ing is the personnel of the orchestra:
<. Hahn, E. Theill, G. Burckhardt, FIR
Stuempel, NJ. Brand, c. Hahn, c. Melber,
+. Weise, 7. Hahn, l.. Weber, w. Ross,
II. Dothe. c. Schmett, II. Schath, IL.
Woest, A. Bartsch, c. Pieper. A. Schrick-
ell, C. Bernhard, A. Knauft, w: Kopp, 7.
Bruegmann, ii. Lohman, j. Shuett, l..
Brand. Prof. Beckis highly pleased with
the orchestra.
There will be general reception at the
Beethoven hall tonight Of the Texas
S9ngerbund. Mayor Elmendorf. Dr. Ha-
dra and r. l.. Summerlin will deliver ad.
dresses of welcome After this a general
rehearsal Of the oratorio will take place.
The following societies also arrived this
morning: Frohsinn and Schweizer Maen-
nerchor, Dallas; Harmonic Maennerchor,
Shelby: Concordia. Bellville; Maenner-
Choir, Brennan. The Galveston Maen-
nerchor. the Houston Frohsinn and the
Austin Saengerrunde will arrive this af-
ternoon,
The following is the personnel of the
Bellville CoDcordia: f. Rathbe, l.. Wet
struck, C.. Klostermann. Otto Studer,
Chris. SCHNEIDER, III. Warmuke. f.
,Schumann, B. Finn. A. Pfeiffer, Theo.
Tierback, II. Schlosson, Chris. Graham.
The Hugo Schneider building has been
beautifully decorated, under the super
vision Of Mr.. Nato Villareal.
Beethoven hall decorations are superb.
They cost SPA.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-27
COIIORED K. OF P.
STATE GRAND LODGE MEETS HERE
IN MAY.
Fifty Lodges to be Representative
gram of the Meeting and Enter
tainment Of Visitors.

The twelfth annual conclave Of tn,
grand lodge, cUlored Knights iof Pythia
Of the state of Texas, will begin session IL
Convention hall, this city, May 18th anC
will hold session until the eve of the 18th
The visiting delegates will assemble a,
Castle hall of St. Elmo No. 25, corner n
San Saba and Zavalla streets, on Tuesday
morning May 18th, at $50, and from there
will proceed in a body 10 Convention hall
corner W. Houston and n. Floresistreets
where the following exercises will occur
Invocation-Sir Thomae Cole.
Instrumental Solo-Prof. j. G. Hunt.
Address of Welcome in behalf the City
Hon. R. B. Minor, city attorney.
Address of welcome on behalf St. Ell
mo-Dr. J. T. Walton.
Response on part of Grand Lodge-Sir
l.. M. Mitchell.
The public is cordially invited to attend
these exercises. Attentive uSherS will be
on hand to see that all are comfortably
seated.
On Thursday afternoon the visiting
delegates will be entertained at San
Pedro springs. In the evening at $50
an installation of grand officers will
take place in the pavilion followed by a
grand ball.
This will prove an especially interest
ing ceremony and the public Is urged 10
see it.
Uniformed divisions are expected from
different parts Of the state In which event
the public will be treated to grand
Pythian drill.
There will be an excursion from Austin
Reduced rates will be given on ill rail-
roads.
The following are the Grand Lodge
officers for '95-'95:
G. c.; A; L. Thompson, Denison; G; ".
G.; A; n. Prince, sherman; g. p, Thos.
Anderson, Dallas; G. NJ. of E., D. NJ
Mason, Dallas; G. NJ. Of A, Silas Clark,
Galveston: G. l. g., L. ID. Key, Green
vile; G. o. G., VIM. White, Austin; G.
L., c. V. Roman, Dallas; 5. Rep, long
term, Mack Henson, Travis county; 5.
Rep, short term, j W. Anderson, Dallas.
Endowment Board-President, NJ. J.
Snowden, Marshall; yice.president, J. 7.
Walton, San Antonio; secretary, W. ii.
Thomas. Fort Worth; c. M. Smith, Hous-
ton; C. H. Thomas Waco.
The officers OF st. Elmo, No. %, Of this
city, are: G. c., James Dashiel: V. c., K.
E. Lee; NJ. of E.. E. S. Austin, M. Of F., l.
III. Cotton; p, w. III. Braham; X. Of r.
and s., J. T. Walton; NJ. at A. Jesse
o. g., Daniel Gornet; I. G,
o, Hunt; P. C. J. S. Cameron; Represen-
The local lodge was established four
years ago.
The grand lodge Is now in the twelfth
year OF its existence. There are about
50 lodges in the state. !
The local committee on arrangements
and entertainment is as follows:
Floor and Printing!. L. Walton, K. +.
Lee, j. II. Cotton.
Reception. L. Hands, c. II. Braham,
], S. Cameron, o. L. Day, Dan. Garnet,
7. Townsend.
SUPERB. S. Austin, James Dashiel,
Jesse Franklin, Dan. Garnet.
The committee extends cordial invita-
ton to white citizens TO attend " open
Ing exercises.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-27
RAILROAD NOTES.

James Tuttle has been appointed
brakeman on the Southern Pacific
chain gang.
A slight freight wreck occurred
on the Southern Pacific near
Flatonia yesterday, in which
three cars were derailed.
Two new crews were put on the
Southern Pacific east end yester-
day. The conductors are John
Furgerson and Charles Cresch.
Mrs. Stout, wife Of Engineer
Frank Stout of the Southern
Pacific, died at Boerne yesterday
and the remains arrived over the
Arkansas Pass this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-27
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
FoRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.


Lizzie D. Boyd ct al VS.. E. r. Lane ct
al, to try title and for damages; judg-
ment by agreement.
III. Won Koehring VS.. George White,
damages; defendants demurrer to plain
titf'S petition sustained.
A. B. Frank Co. VS.. Jesse Yantis ct al,
note and foreclosure; judgment for plain
tiff with foreclosure of lien.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate deed was filed
in the county clerks office this morning:
C. Epson to Mrs. Lee Palfrey, for and in
consideration of being made a grandpa
through the birth to my only daughter,
Mrs. Lee Palfrey, on the 10th day of Oc-
tober, 1895. of hopeful son, Frank
Epson Palfrey, and for the love and
affection bear to my daughter besides
that mythical 'one dollar | hereby give,
grant, transfer, convey and deliver to my
daughter my ranch, about five miles
southeast of the city, consisting of 900 and
1000 acres of land with all improvements
thereon, on the Salade creek"
COURT NOTES.
Julia 7. Mcleod is suing Sam T. Nc
Leod for divorce in the Forty fifth Dis
trict court,
Ella Porter, colored, was arrested this
morning for lunacy and will be tried this
afternoon.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Heinrich Schirmer and Vero-
nika Mayer.