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GOOD WORK.

Special Wire To Sunday Light.
Galveston, Texas, Nov. 2S.-The
steamship Melbridge. cleared yester-
day. On the 14th of November the
Melbridge was lowed into Galveston
by the Mallory line steamship with
her tail shaft broken. Work of re-
pair was Immediately commenced and
at 5:45 n. m. on Tuesday, November
II, the new shaft and propeller were
secured and the'ship was ready topro-
coed with loading. She commenced
to load the following day and is now
ready to sail. The vessel has thus
been enabled to have almost the or
binary quick dispatch accorded to
vessels this season, which exceeds the
dispatch given in any other season by
four or five days and sometimes more
than that. A fortnight was usually
spent by vessels here in taking on
cargo.
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times would be so easy he would not
have to work, and he was afraid he
might get equity doing nothing
Mr.. James Martin and wife, of Til
den, passed through Pleasanton
Thursday en- route to San Antonio.
Mr.. Mccormack, a prominent stock
man of San Antonio, came in with
Jerry Yates Friday. Mr.. Nc. has cat
tie in the Yates pasture.
Charlie jain and Walter Martin
passed through Pleasanton this week
en- route home from San Antonio.
-Pleasanton Monitor.
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MARINE MISHAPS.

Special Wire To Sunday Light
London, Nov. 2S.-The German bark
Cuba, Capt. Behrens, for Hamburg,
from Savannah, says that she lost
her foretOpgallant mast and damaged
her rudder during the voyage. The
British steamer Henley, Captain Cox,
at Mariana Isle for Poti and Phila-
delphia is ashore and lies in a critical
position. The weather is bad. AS
sistance has been sent to her. Nor
wegian bark Maitland, Captain Juem,
from Brunswick, September IL. for
Riga, has arrived at Lillesand leaky
and with her upper works damaged
Repairs will be effected without dis.
charging cargo.
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were lucky enough to attend were
well satisfied. The company is up to
date in all its appointments, stage
settings and costumes and the men,
bers are carefully selected for their
various parts. The vocal depart
ment is in capable hands, and the fun
makers are original and laugh provok-
ing. The specialties are new and
well presented. Tonight the Ameri-
can Girl, comedy drama, will begin
a two-night engagement, with mat
inee tomorrow afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-29
THE TURNER'S, EXHIBITION

The fifth annual athletic exhibition
of the San Rntonio Turn Verein took
place last night at Turner hall. The
following program was carried out in
a most creditable manner:
Overture, 'Turco in Italy," orches-
ira, Rossini.
Free exercises, first boys class.
Mazurka ring, second girls class.
Potpourri, tonight we say fare
WE'LL" r. Schlepegrell, orchestra.
Side horse, scholars.
Overture, orchestra.
Ring exercises, first girls class.
Mixed exercises and group positions,
second girls class.
Selection, orchestra.
Vaulting, active members.
A dance followed, which continued
until midnight.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

l have opened n collecting office at
402 East Commerce street, and de-
sire to say to the business men of San
Antonio that | am considered by some
of the business men of Dallas, where
| am well known, as a first class col
lector. and a God hustler. / will col
lect in the county as well as in the
city. Any business entrusted to me
will he given my personal and prompt
attention. Phone 372.
II % I'm J. d. COFFEY.
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BASEBALL FOR 1897.
Texas League Organized-Local AS
ISOLATION Formed.

SOclaIlOh OIuleu.
The baseball magnates Of Texas as
sembled in the Maverick hotel parlors
Yesterday afternoon and organized
what is to be known as the Texas
Association of Baseball Clubs" The
following cities were represented:San
Antonio by Geo. r. Hines; Austin,
DIR. ]. E. Smith; Galveston, Geo. b.
Dermody; Houston, r. NJ. Johnston;
Dallas. j. ]. McCloskey. The meet
ing was called to order and presided
over by President Louis Heuermann.
Secretary Joseph Barhisch was not on
hand. 1t was decided that the sal
ary limit shall be $500 and that SIX
cities-Dallas, Fort Worth, Galveston,
Houston, Austin and San Antonio
shall compose the circuit. The OH
ces of president, secretary and treas
urer were consolidated and Mr.. Louis
Heuermann was elected to otficiate
in that capacity. 1t was decided TO
engage three competent umpires at
$50 a month each. The following
committees were appointed: On
schedule, Messrs. Dermody, McClos-
KEY and welton; on constitution and
bylaws. Messrs. Heuermann, Hines
and Smith. The committees were Or
dered to report at a meeting to be
held next February, the place OF
which has not yet been selected. Each
club will be required to pay monthly
dues of 800 and each club will be re-
ouired to pay up 500 cash before the
season opens. The Blackburn case
was ordered tabled subject to Nick
Young's decision. The meeting then
adjourned and the visiting delegates
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A PROMINENT DIVORCE SUIT.

Special Wire To Sunday Light.
Galveston, Texas, Nov. 2S-Made
line G. Levy has sued Leon S. Levy
for divorce, alleging that they were
married on May 9Th, 1894, and that
she was always true to her marriage
vows. She complains of cruel treat,
ment and says that on Nov. %, 1896,
defendant struck her a violent blow
on the face, dragged her to the ban
nisters of stairway and threatened
to throw her to the foot thereof, but
was prevented from so doing by ladies
in the house.
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deer and any number Of wild ducks,
but the warm weather spoiled all their
game before the norther struck them.
"A dancing soiree will be given
next Friday evening in Beethoven
hall.
The sewer worllmen on Main av-
enue have sunk the trenches to the
water line.
"A theatrical entertainment by the
Beethoven Maennerchor will take
place next Saturday night in their
hall. The annual Sylvester ball will
take place December 31st
The annual children's ball of the
Beethoven Maennerchor will be held
December 25th at their beautiful hall
on Alamo street.
An entertainment under auspices
of the Business Mems club will take
place December 18th, at Beethoven
hall.
Scientific Dress Cutting School
All branches of dress cutting, fitting
and making taught, 207 N. Presa
street; near Paul Wagner's. Agents
wanted 1t.
Deputy Sheriff Green yesterday
found an old man named Gillespie
encamped near the road about II
miles from the city, in a sick and des-
titute condition and had him brought
to the county hospital.
The Harmony Bowling club have
prize bowling at their alley next
Tuesday night.
Judge Walling is in the city from
the rural districts.
District Attorney Levy was suffi-
GENTLY recovered from recent illness
as to be able to come down to his Of
flee yesterday.
-Ignacio Garcia is i'll at his resi-
dence on Ruiz street.
Sol Cohen, of Runge, Tex, is in
the city for visit to old friends.
The funeral of the infant of Sc
bastian Chavez, which died Friday
night from Group, took place yester-
day.
Mrs. G. w. Mendell and daughter
and Mrs. L. p. Brochard, of Austin,
are in the city for a visit.
-Messrs. Chas. Seibel, Valentine
Dugosh and party returned yesterday
from a five days deer and turkey
hunt. They killed one deer and one
turkey and n lot of quail and doves.
Louise Schuetze lodge, ladies of
the Sons of Hermann, will give an
entertainment tonight in Muth's gar
den.
Judge Shields, Wm. VOllbrecht
and party are out after quail today
Enrique Ornelas has returned to
the city from Mexico.
Hon. s. StanhOpe, of the City of
Mexico, is at the Menger.
Madame Donaldson's benefit ball
at Mission garden was attended by
about fifteen couples and dancing was
continued until about IL o'clock last
night.
The city drummers new bowling
club seemed to be frozen up last night |
as no one appeared at the meeting an
nounced for Mission garden.
Mr.. Geo. II. Kalteyer has gone to
Galveston on business.
Mr. Edwin Chamberlain, the in |
man, is in Galveston.
Miss Georgia Hosack after a
pleasant visit here has returned to her |
San Antonio home.-Houston Herald. |
Mr.. E. Morris has returned from
San Antonio on visit to his family. !
He looks in fine health and says his
business in the Alamo City is steadily
mproving.-Corpus Christi Caller.
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GONE ON BUSINESS.
,ial Wire To Sunday Light.

Special Wire To Sunday Light.
Galveston, Tex. Nov. 2S.-Major
Miller, the United States engineer in
charge of the improvement of Calves
ton harbor and the coast defenses to
be located here, left for Washington
last Monday night. His going was
both sudden and unexpected, and it
is surmised that he was summoned
by telegraph to the headquarters of
the government.
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GALVESTONIAN IN TROUBLE.
Special Wire To Sunday Light

Galveston, Texas, Nov. Esd
Buckley, late clerk of the Galveston
Water Commissioners, was arrested
today under an indictment for short
age Of seven hundred and fifty dol
lars. Buckley resigned last June
The shortage was reported to the city
council October 10th, but the officers
awaited the slow process of the grand
jury indictment. Buckley had strong
friends which fact accounts for the
delay in taking legal notice of his
shortcomings. He gave bond Of one
thousand dollars.
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PLEASANTON NOTEs.

Dan Oppenheimer came out from
San Antonio Tuesday on his way to
his ranch. He explained why he was
so anxious to have Mckinley elected.
He said he had worked all his life and
he was afraid If Bryan was elected
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SAN ANTTONIANS HOMING
Special Wire To Sunday Light.

Special Wire To Sunday Light.
Galveston, Texas, Nov. 2S.-The
Mallory line steamer Lampasas, due
to arrive today, has the following
cabin passengers: Ottilee Kirso, LA
no; +. ii. O'Brien, Galveston: Mrs. 1.
Nuke and family, Mrs. S. w. Jones
and Mrs. Lulu Jones, San Antonio;
Rev. w. /. Alger and wife, Galveston:
H. II. Talcott, Maricopa.
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Wolff & Marx
LIGHT FLRSHE S

Tissue paper, W. Corner.
Crepe tissue, w. Corner.
Books, Books, w. Corner
Diaries 1897, w. Corner.
-BisQuine ware, W. Corner.
Holiday goods, w. Corner
Christmas cards, w. Corner
-Calenders 1897, W. Corner
Christmas gifts, w. Corner.
Fancy goods, w. Corner. 11-2s-31m
County Clerk Smith issued a mar
rage license yesterday to Carl Ger
ZACH and Katie Spaniel.
Leave your orders early for holt
day supplies, cakes, candies, etc,
Flamm and Hilbert. 11-2S-1m.
The Austin University and the Y.
NJ. G. A. football teams will struggle
on the gridiron in this city at River
side park on the morning of December
18th.
-Flamm and Filbert's celebrated
fruit cakes, 307 East Houston street.
11-2S-1m.
Miss 1. c. Thompson, formerly
well known in San Antonio. left
Thursday last on her return to Chi
cago, after a months visit to friends
in this city.
Large assortment of Xmas tree
ornaments, fancy boxes and novelty
specialties of all kinds at Flamm and
Filbert's. 11-2S-1m.
Mr.. J. st. J. KoslOwsky and fam.
ily left last night for their future
home in st. Louis. Their many
friends in this city, where they have
lived the past three years. will regret
their departure.
Mr.. e. T. Craig has returned from
a flying trip to New Orleans.
-Messrs. Geo. Morgan, Herman
Schultze and Tom Dunbar returned
yesterday from their weeks deer anC
turkey hunt forty miles from this city
near Garlic Springs They killed tive
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29-2t. BURT ASHFORD, Auctioneer
INVESTMENT

Six per cent of preferred stock of
Merchants and Mechanics Building
and Loan Association, payable in
monthly installments of one dollar
and upwards. A home institution;
capital 100000. w. J. WATSON, Sec'y,
Room 81, Kampmann building.
11-29-tf-Sun
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AMEN!

Special Wire To Sunday Light.
Galveston. Texas, Nov. 2S.-The
Galveston Electric Light company has
reduced the price for incandescent
lights from ~ to 1 cent per ampere
hour, and thereby set an excellent ex-
ample to all other electric light COM
panies.
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KILLED HIS MOTHER.

Special Wire To Sunday Light.
WaynesbOro, Miss, Nov. 2S.-The
most horrible accident that has ever
happened here occurred near here this
morning. Frank Fitzgerald was
handling n gun when it was acciden-
tally discharged, the load striking his
mother under the chin and tearing off
her face. She died instantly.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. 2hc. 10-5-156t.
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COAL! COAL!,

The Southern Ice company sells on
ly the best Indian Territory coal, all
lump. Tel. 146. 11-2S-3t.
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THE MINSTRELS.

Barlow Brothers fine Ministries
gave two good performances at the
opera house yesterday and all who
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FOR SALE.

5000 feet of good second hand, one
inch iron pipe. Address p. o. box
1O45. 11-2S-3t.
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FOR SALE.

5000 old newspapers. clean and
whole. low rates. Apply at Light
office.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if il
fails to cure. 25c. 10-5-156t.
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Manufacturers Samples and Sec.
onds Purchased by us at
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- eee mere ence1raxtrg A. .As rs-scd OF
CcTsaer r-r-,tts7c-s draws rear sad an
Increasing disposition % re par. Of t~zs.
companies and oanka 20 pus cut tine
fd,1s 81 less exsctang cc-&ssSs-s TIE A.
lsge- prospect CT an advance q The Bank
o. -7zlazd rate OF discount tssr3r 20
per cant and q sEga, stlEeasng n ex-
change rsses LATE ~ -. Gay were utilized
oy 1a= bars against th= market but ex-
c@7E 1T Sugar t1e-s was 10 aperec3Aese
pressure % long stock IN he active isst-
TIE c-srke: closed heavy q. slight general
gains
TIE Reading issues we're Sc features ..
TIE bond trading, ami Scored material
gains
Government bend. were 4uist sus arner
On dealings OF s1sa.o.
Money and Exchange.
Money e. call easier a. SOS per can't:
last Aoa1 3. clcsei per cent. prime uaer-
ea7uis papsr. nomlnaily Tos per cent
Starting exchange s--r,er. with actual bus
mess in bankers bills a, 81 So. G4ss for de-
nand and sAs1G4slAs for sixty DAYS:
posted rates 81 So ssa1 and a sii.a4s So;
Commercial bills. s. %. Bar silver, gsc-
Silver certificates. So +ssc.
Representative foreign Banking houses
essinats rat Of the first Ss.eno 90 n gold
Imported n shs movement % this country
about 1900. poo was shipped against s.sr-
tng loans and about x.0sS.cG against COM
rn--cial bills o. the balance ef 81, 80
or thersa bouts engaged n AL 20 date. g.
10000 was drawn against commercial bills.
IL 3 sIlA believed she sfT7gx OF gold from
Europe TO the United States can Only be
temporarily. II al al. interrupted. NUM-
Der 0. the sterling loans mature next
ulonta- TIE steamship SerssA- leaving
Liverpool TOMORROW. has on BOARD s.. 90. 30
In god consigned 10 kI13er. Peabody *
Co, OF Boston.
Tod4y's statement OF the condition OF
the treasury shows: Available cash bali
ance. s-fl. II. re. gold rese-ve. SIS. 81. $50
The directors OF tns American Bell Teie-
phone Company, Boston, have declared the
regular dividend OF $ g share. payable
October Ia
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MARINE NEWS.

por: Townsend. Sept cs.-specta,-Ar-
rived-Ship Elweli. from San Francisco.
a. Nanalnlo; bark Richard III. from San
Francisco, at Comox; bark Rufus r.
Wood, from San Francisco. at Seattle.
SaIled-FaEailan bark Mauna Ala, fer
Freen ante: Italian bark Cavour, Cor Cal
lac. Chilean bark Erna Louisa Tor VAL
paTaiso. British barkentilc City OF Ade-
lafde, from Vancouver for Australia
CaSrtered-The masters OF the Chilean
bark Latona and Chilean ship Temuco
have received cables from their owners IN
Valparaiso. notifying them 10 be In readi-
ness 70 accept loading orders from tho
Port Blakeiey Nni Company.
Hoquism. Sept .-Speciair-A-rtvet--
From San Francisco. schooner Emma
Ciau6ina for Aberdeen. ana steamer Sun
o. for Cosmopolis.
Tacoma, Sept zs.-Arrfv>d-coi,fer San
Benito; bk.n Eureka ssilet-Bk Dunsyre
San peigo. Sept. s34-SaLied-Schr Hg-
snene, for Puget sound.
San Francisco. sept 3-Arrive6-Br al
bermuda. Nanaino; sh John c. Potte-,
Departure bay: sch- Glen. Celumh is rtve-.
Sslle1--Str Signal. Portland Progress. Ca
sttIe: Willamette. Seattle; schr Peerless,
Tacoma: str Alice blanchard. Portland.
Cleared-str Alice Blanchard. Portland
New York. Sep. 4@-Saned-Sa Henry
Willard. for Oregon,
Rio de Janeiro-SAilei Angus: S-Br Sd
Garnet bll. Yer Tacoma.
Yokohama-Salles August :-Er "a Hun
ton Hall. for Oregon.
ShanghAI-Sai.ef September ss-Schr Ly-
man D. Foster. for Por, Townsend
Glasgow, Sept. 23.-A--tved-Annhor,
New York.
Bremen, Sept S7.-Arrved-Sasfer. Bal
tiFuere
Liverpool. Sept 2--Arr1vec-Scy-h.A,
Boston.
New YORK. Sept. E-ATived-sou:a-
wark. Antwerp.
Southampton. Sept. I.--Arrivet-'Travs
New York, for premen-
Queenstown. Sept 2-Arrived-Rhyn-
Land. Philadelphia for Liverpool
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FOREIGN MARKETA

FINANCIAL.
London. Sept Z.-Slver. soazd; eensess,
Itas7
New York. Sept 2-Ths Posrs London
financial cahlegram says: The depression
in the stock markets. due TO tire gold
movement continued today. Markets. ex-
cept Americana. were affected. and tbs
closing was q; the lowest. The market Is
fully prepared today FOR a rise in the bank
rate tomorrow TO Per cent. although
there Is a little uncertainty as 20 whether
a rise Will take place. Consols were less.
Al other accounts. including mines. were
nat In sympathy. Americans were COM
Pa-ativeiy steady and closed good
The Paris and Berlin markets were
weak. Money Is dea-er at Berlin. the end
OF The quarter requirements and the Parts
settlement 81 the ea1 OF the moash c&as-
lng some apprehe nslon-
R-@sastuT r.. GRAINS. Ere.
demand moderate; No. red spring. Is
It'd; Ne. ! California. Sc iNd. Futures
closed strong. Al higher. September. .
sazd: October, IS Sc; November IS cd:
December. IS es.d: January. IS "a; Feb
raary. IS "a.
Corn-Spos. firm: American mixed new
* Ioixd. Futures closed steady, I'D high
sr: September and October. Is fHss6: No
sember. g las.: December, - 1e2d
Flour-FIrm; demand fair. freely sup
piled; St Louis fancy winter. = So
Hops
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Trsor 81 add rHwt =.
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