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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-14
The Presldent,s ylsitors.

BUzzARDs BAY. Mass, August a.
The president had two of his cabinet
officers, Secretaries Carlisle and La
mont, at Gray Gables this morning.
Secretary Olney, however, was not
present and is not expected to-day.
That two of the cabinet should arrive
at Gray Gables at the same time gave
rise to the supposition that the presi-
dent had summoned them here, but in
quiry at the Gables failed to confirm
tA:- ca1-oA. -. n. -is-i-s- s---:t-.-.
ply called to pay their respects, and
Secretary Lamont was expected for a
few days. visit. No matters were dis
cussed in private between the presi-
dent and his cabinet officers.
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The piIl-makers to Meet.

LONDON, England. August IA "A
dispatch from the Prague says that an
international pharmaceutical oonven-
ton and exposition opens tomorrow
morning in the permanent exhibition
palace of the Baumgarten, the princi-
pal park of the Prague. 1t is under
the auspices of the government and
medical authorities, and the leading
pharmacists of England. Europe and
severs. OF the United States have elab-
orate exhibits. At the convention, the
development of pharmacy in the last
twenty years will be discussed by prom
inent speakers, and many new ideas
and suggestions will be given TO the
world OF medicine.
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Opening the Campaign.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 14.-The
members of the state and local COM
mittees are engaged to-day in prepar-
ing for the great republican demonstra-
tion tomorrow, which will partake Of
the nature of home ratification meet.
ing and campaign-opener. The In.
fux of party workers commenced this
morning and tonight and early in the
morning special and regular trains will
bring marching clubs and bands from
every section of the state. Contingents
are also expected from Chicago and
other distant points.
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Proceedings in the Trial Heats
at the National Meet Of
the Wheelmen.
PARLIAMENT PRoRoGUED
President Cleyeland Entertains
Two of His Cabinet Officers
At Gray Gables.
BoRREGoS' MURDER CASE

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, August A.
The trial heats for this afternoons ma.
tional meet races began at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Sterling Elliott is to-
days referee. The attendance is 1000
Summaries.
One-third mile race, national cham
pionship-First heat; Tom Cooper,
first by half length; Owen Kimble,
second; F. Allan, third; w. E. Becker,
fourth. Time, A 5.
Second heat-E. G. Bald, first; A.
D. Kennedy, second; Jesse Curry,
third; Willie Coburn, fourth. Time,
A. Eat.
Third heat Tom Butler, first; Ar
thur Gardiner, second; Louis Callahan,
third; G. r. Coulter, fourth.
SECOND RACE.
Quarter mile race, national cham
pionship-First heat: Fred Schrien,
first; Barney Oldfield, second; Louis
Callahan, third; F. H. Allen, fourth.
Bald failed to qualify and was badly
beaten. Time, 32 3.5.
Second heat: Tom Cooper, first; A..
D. Kennedy, second; Chas. Hofer,
third. Time, 80.
Third heat: Otto Zeigler, first; Ar
thur Gardiner, second. Time, 81 3-5.
THIRD RACE.
One mile race-National champion.
ship-First heat: E. Akers, first; E
C. Bald, second Louis Callahan, third !;
Fred. Schrein, fourth. Time, 1927 8.
Second heat-Tom Butler, first; Otto
Zeigler, second; Owen Kimble, third;
A. D. Kennedy, fourth. Time,
2:233-5.
Third heat--Tom Cooper, first; Will
Coburn, second; Arthur Gardiner,
third; O. L. Stevens, fourth. Time,
1882 As.
Fourth heat-E. c. johnson, fret;
Con Baker. second. Time, 2:21 3-5
One mile open, to professionals
First heat: w. Becker, first; E. c..
Bald, second; A. d. Kennedy, third.
Time, :27 25.
Second heat-Walter Sanger, first;
F. Mcfarland, second; F. Rigby,
third. Time, 1928 S-6.
Third heat-Otto Zeigler, FIRST;
Arthur Gardiner, second; E. A,Aer,
third. Time, 2:32 25.
Fourth heat--Jay Eaton, first; Lou
Callahan, second: G. Wells, third.
Time, 2:44 3-5.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 14.-The
usual early morning runs were M ade
by the visiting cyclists this morning.
The contingent started At 80, headed
for Corydon, Ind, over the Edwards
vile hills, distance of thirty miles.
A less fatiguing program was in store
for the detachment that started an hour
earlier. its destination or temporary
halting places including the biggest
tobacco manufactures and distilleries
Of the suburbs. At Fountain Ferry
park, this afternoon, the races include
The professional amateur three.mile
national championship, the profession
d amateur quarter-mile national and
the professional amateur one mile ma
lional, each carrying with it the off,
cial gold, silver and bronze medals. In |
several state championships |
and regular races will be run.
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LONDON, England, August IA
despatch from Bombay to the Nesos
agency here says, tbst terrible floods
have occurred through the overfowing
of the river Kistna. The damage to
property is immense and thousands OF
persons have been rendered homeless,
their houses having been swept away
7 wo hundred persons we're drowned
by the sinking OF boat near Tatara.
The oyerdowing water from the river
has washed out breach seven miles
long ia the Nizam of the Hyderabads
railway.
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Meeting Of Christian Workers.

OMAHA, Neb., August 14.-This
city will be crowded next week with
representative members, young and
old, of the United Presbyterian church
IN the United States, the occasion be-
ing the triennial evangelical conference
and annual institute of the Young Peo.
ple's Christian Union. Scattering del
egates began to arrive to-day, and to-
morrow the organized bodies will COM
mence to put in an appearance. Ex-
tensive arrangements have been made
by the local committees for the event.
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Cooler Weather. To-day,

New YORK, N. Y. August AFTER
one week OF extreme heat. slight
change of temperature set in early to-
day, and gave new life to the hope
that the intensity of the scourge is at
an end. Since midnight up to 8
O'Clock, to-day, eleven prostrations,
due to heat, are reported. Five sudden
deaths are also reported. At l o'clock,
the thermometer indicated 80 degrees.
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The Rowing Regatta.

BELLEvILLE, Ont, August 1&.-The
rowing regatta here was continued this
morning. The principal event was
the double scull professional one mile
and half with turn. The starters
we're Rogers and Durnan, Hackett and
Hanlan, Bubear and Barry, and Haines
and Rice. The race was won by Rog-
ers and Durnan. Time, 10 minutes
151a seconds. Bubear and Barry were
second, Hanlan and Hackett, third,
while the other pair did not finish.
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A Novel Testimonial.

CHICAGO, Illinois, August 14.-An
immense crowd went out to-day to the
Chicago base ball grounds to witness
what promises TO be novel and un-
usual contest between two mines headed
by Eddie Foy, the comedian, and
Willie Cation, the billiardist. The
affair is in the nature of testimonial
for Jacob Schaefer, the king Of Ameri-
can billiardists, who between sickness
and accidents, has had hard row to
hoe for couple of years.
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wan Close Down for a Montn

PROVIDENCE. R. L., August 14.-On
Monday next, the Nicholson File COM
pany, of Central Falls, which employs
more than 800 hands, will shut down
for four weeks, owing to the condition
of the market.
New YORK, N. Y, August IA
j. Acevedo & Co., exporters and COM
mission merchants, assigned to-day.
The firm was formed last October, with
a claimed capital of $4,000.
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A False Report.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 14.--It has
been rumored in this city for the past
twenty-four hours that the Louisville.
New Albany & Chicago railroad was
about to be placed in the hands of re-
ceivers. This morning, VIM. New
man, general agent of the road, re-
ceived the following telegram, dated
at Chicago, from w. N. Mcdowell, vice.
president: "There is nothing in the re-
port. We do not owe dollar we can
not pay.''
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cross-continent Riders.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., August 14.-Al-
bert Place and Walter Whipple, local
wheelmen, will leave this city, to-mor-
row. IN an attempt to break the bicycle
record from this section of New Eng
land to San Francisco.
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The DAYS Failures.

BosToN, Mass, August 14.-C. Coul-
thurst & Co., dealers in tanning mate
rails and brokers in barks and hides,
assigned. 1t is understood that the firm
owes $4,000, of which $4,000 is on
bark contracts.
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Sure Enough DR.. Nanseu.

LONDON, England, August 14.-The
wife of DR.. Nansen, the Arctic ex-
plorer, confirms the report that her
husband has arrived at Vardoe on his
return from the Arctic exploration
trip.
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Lowered the Ocean Record.

NEW York, August 14.-The steamer
"St. Paul" arrived from Southampton.
fN-dau n1okrpr tho frit, IN o;w do
~
and one hour, thus beating the record
by one hour and half.
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WALL STREET, n r.. August IA -
Stocks we're weak IN early trading this
morning, prices falling 4 to per
cent, the latter in sugar. Manhattan
heavier was an exception, and buying
70 cover shorts, rose III per cent. TO
7b5f. .s.
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R3>!a!!!! g! RsxassE RRskiaHs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

dor Rem 1.-Two nicely furnished rooms
IT at Mrs. j. b Howel1's, corner Fourth
and Blanchard streets. 2lb3t
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VIZ ANTED-A good milch COW. Apply al
w this ONCE. 2lltf
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II OST-A ladies' pocket hook, in East Las
IL Vegas, Monday evening. The finder
Will please return same to this once.
24S-3t HATTIE F0wLpR.
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VIZ ANTED--A young water spanie
w puppy. Apply ct this once. 1t
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II you want to buy or sell cattle, WOO or
sheep, don't fail to see or write j :. Minium,
wool and live stock broker, East Las We
gas, New Mexico. He will save you
money. 222w&dtf
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AT M'KIELEY's HOME.

CANTON, OHIO, August 14.-Com-
men: lusa:, eeH 2sy 2ssyaan's Mew yerk speech,
here yesterday and to-day, has been
very copious. Major Mckinley only
finished reading his opponents long
oration this morning. At its conolu-
sion Mr.. Mckinley smiled as much as
TO say ''if this is the strongest effort Of
our free silver friends, we need not
despair of winning victory tor sound
money"
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|nON'T PAY RENT-sl00 cash and s. o
Amonth for seventy months, will pay for
q three room residence, with good yard
and good neighborhood; centrally located.
Residence lots five years time.
ll9tf j. H. TEITLEBAUM.
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Robt. [. N. Ross,
Real Estate
AND INSURANCE AGENT.
Prices to Suit the Times,
Lots from 500 up.

SOLE AGENT of the Hill-site
Town Co. addition, and the Edo
RADIO Town Co. lower addition.
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VXTANrED-solicitor for campaign book
w "Bryan, Sewall and Free Silver"
calf. itor OF the Omaha World Herald, ap
pointed author by Bryan. Cont ins
speeches and platform. A bonanza for
nvents. a free silver mine for workers.
Only S1.J0. The only authorized book, 81
per cent. Credit gwen. r. eight paid.
Outfit free. Begin now with hoice of ter
ritory. Pe-manent. profitable work for
81 Address The National Book Concern,
Star Building, Chicago. 252-m1
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good we'll -driller. Can se-
w c.re steany employment at good
wages, by appls ing to j. Bi hl. 23(-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-26
EVENTS TOMORROW.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-Jem Smith
and Dan Creedon have been ma CHI
ed catch weights for a $1,000 purse.
The fight will come off Monday
night before the National Sporting
club
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.--The exc cut
i've committee OF the National
Millers' Trade association, which
meets here Monday, will consider
questions Of interest to all millers.
An effort to repeal the tariff Sec
ton which conflicts with their in
terests will be made.
QUEBEC, Canada, Jan. 25.-The
annual ice carnival will be held
here this week, and will be on a
larger scale than ever before at
tempted by the Carnival associa:
ton. The ice tower will be l4O
feet high, with an outside circular
stairway leading to the top.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-The emperor's
birthday which occurs next Mon
day, will be duly celebrated by
special fetes. The EN- peror will be
present and mako an address to
the people on the occasion
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Arrapge-
ments have been completed for the
Charity ball, which is to take place
here Monday night at the Metro.
politan Opera house. The conclu.
sion was reached last year that
this time honored function has lost
somewhat In prestige by several
changes OF locality. Since the for
mer Metropolitan Opera house
was destroyed by fire 1t has been
given both at Madison Square gar
den and at Carnegie hall. Mrs.
Algernon Sydney Sullivan IL the
president Of the Charity Ball asso-
citation. The proceeds will go to
the Nursery and Child's hospital.
This is usually one Of the SWEETEST
affairs of the year.
NEW YORK, JAM, 25.-Mrs. Pot
ter and Mr.. Bellew will be seen in
an elaborate revival of "Romeo
and Juliet" at Days beginning
this week. Miss Rehan and the
regular stock company will begin
tour of the south at the same
time.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 25.-
Politicians are eagerly looking for
ward to the meeting of the Repub.
lican State committee next Mon
day, when the reorganization OF
the committee will take place.
Indications point to the election
of Enos III. Nebecker, former Unit
ed States treasurer, as chairman,
over John X. Gowdy, the present
incumbent. Hiselection would be
an Indication ut the Harrisop<
men control the lganizatioI
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CATHOLIC NEWS.
Bishops Annual Visitations Loss By Fire
Publication Confirmation,

Bishops Annual Visitations Loss By Fire
Publication Confirmation,
Bishop Forrest returned at IL
yesterday morning from Castro
Vile, where he had been called
last Thursday on account OF the
injuries Father Kirch received at
the burning Of the Catholic parson-
age, OF that town. Bishop Forrest
gave the following particulars OF
the catastrophe to reporter for
the LIGHT: The FIRE seemed
of incendiary origin, and started
on the porch Of the parsonage at
o'clock in the morning. Father
Kirch was awakened by the do.
mestics, and in rushing out OF the
building was severely burned
about the body. The parsonage
was entirely consumed, and the
convent and church barely escaped
destruction. One of the convent
towers caught and was extin.
guished only with great difficulty
The total loss was about $1,000
there being no insurance. The par.
sonage will be Immediately re.
built.
a The bishops annual visitstions
con-.shc "a the first part OF April
He will II Z visit the western part
Of the a ese, Including Freder.
icksburgH sort Concho, Fort Davis
and all towns of the extreme
west, WI pa Will consume two or
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three months. Returning to San
Antonio for month, he will then
visit the east, Cuero, Hallettsville,
Yoakum, Gonzales, Victoria, etc.,
spending two months.
1t Is figured that Cardinal Satol-
Ii will be in San Antonio Tuesday,
February 25, and Wednesday, Feb
ruary 26. He officiates in Santa
Fe on the first Sunday in March.
He will reach Santa Fe on Satur-
day aud this throws him in San
Antonio on Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
The bishop has no engagement
this week except on Saturday,
when he will visit D'Hanis for the
purpose OF comforting the ordinance
of confirmation.
The feast Of the Publication falls
this year on Sunday, and will be
celebrated on Monday, February
Sd. The ceremony OF the blessing
OF the candles will take place,
however, on Sunday.
The cordial and hospltable re-
ceptions accorded from time to time
to all Catholic prelates who have
visited San Antonio is of world
wide fame, from New Zealand TO
India and all over Europe and the
Americas, and has been the cause of
great deal Of the best advertising
that any city could receive. This
Is partly the reason for the honor
about to be conferred in the visit
OF Cardinal Satolli. He is about to
retire to Rome to spend the re-
mainder of his life and desires TO
see our fair city and the historic
missions ere he leaves the shores
OF the new world.
At the parochial residence Of st.
Mary's congregation yesterday,
the Catholic Central unions execu-
tive committee and delegates from
each OF the parishes OF the Catho-
lie church in this city held a meet
Ing to consider the details of
arrangements for the reception OF
Cardinal Satolli on his approach
ing visit to the city. There were
present Mr.. j. Wahren berger, pres
ident; A. F. Pollok, vice-president;
L. l.. Conroy, secretary and VIM.
Campbell, treasurer, OF the Central
union and the parish committees.
1t was decided to carry out the
program suggested at the meeting
Of the clergy, though no appoint
ments OF marshal for the process
sion, or reception committees were
made and will not be until the
next meeting, on next Saturday
night at 8 o'clock in st. Joseph's
hall.
A committee OF three from each
parish was appointed on finance,
as follows:
San Fernando-Edward DIVER,
Bryan Callaghan and A. P. Rivas.
st. Mary's-Ed. J. Gallagher, DR..
Robert Withers and Richard
Hickey.
st. Joseph's-Anton Adam, J. &.
Dielman and Geo. Mandry.
st. Michael's-Wm. Dobrowol-
ski, Ed. Kotula, Ben. Kiolbassa.
st. Patrick's-Richard Doran, A.
w. Bitter and John Mcmahon.
st. Peter Claver's-I. III. Tanner,
Horace Williams and Geo. Wash
ington.
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-Tinnerman's Ohio Steel Plate Range
Gus. A. BONNET, PIT w. Comm cree ).
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III you need any plumbing done
telephone BIG. West End Plumb
ng Co., 206 West Houston street,
between Soledad and Main avenue.
IL Is g sun tt
The Annual Grand masquer-
ade ball OF the Turner society will
take place next Saturday, Febru-
airy lst, for members and their
guests (strangers) only. Professor
Muth, with an orchestra OF ten
pieces, has been secured to furnish
music for the occasion. At mid
night, an elegant supper will be
served.
w716est hand made Sour Mash
WAfskey-Old Grow, AT the Crystal
saloon 4O7 Main plaza. 20 Il
Mr.. w. W.cvaughan, an expert
electrician of the General Electric
company, Schenectady, N. Y, is
in the city for the purpose OF CIV
ing the lines of the San Antonio
Edison Street Railway company a
general overhauling, and also to
set up the 20 new motor cars re.
ceived lately. He is thorough
gentleman as well as fine work
man.
The Sunset Wood Co. cuts and
bales their own hay and can GER
tainly save you money. 1t would
be we'll to see their hay and grain
before buying elsewhere; corner
Lamar and Walnut streets. III lift
11Sest coal, lowest rates, .and
,ef 6ehapt delivery. Tel. l46, South
wing fIce Co. IL 20 If
Inen,Che celebrated McAlester In
ny w3ftrs = Territory coal, 1915 per ton.
he crSrlour feet wood 1915 per cord (;
.rch, wiwood 81 so per cord. Sunset
leld IA Co. IL IL u
. uU.s sovthere were four new bicycles
Supporn this city during last week
lis left he dealers, and five second
dow aftewheels sold by repair men.
~ vo. ss, se haffalo, bear, panther, jaguar
red Il ton,d. Hartman, Furrier, 2l5
lOWn une AlamO sbroot' "
ne en- puras r the best selected coal for
nv oyesS and commercial use, tele-
,aused n,l46. Southern Ice company.
the arch IL ZOt1
aTt mattr So 90 you can buy silver
. my door with Elgin or Waltham
iHalde. emit. Emerson d Co. $40 tt
-Nr. Gormully, of the big man.
ufacturing company OF Gormuliy
& Jeffrey, will visit San Antonio
some time in next April.
Icr Cold BEER, fresh. always on tap al
the CRYSTAL SALOON, 4O7 MAIN plaza. u
Agents and solicitors wanted at once.
Good References d TeSayed Aa APpy
room Z. Mackev block. lott
Call and examine our large
stock of forfeited goods. Emerson
&Co. II II tt
Goal at lowest rates. JOHN
&c. MEHAN, 235 East Houston
street. Tel. 283. III IL I'm
-DELAMoRToN dress cutting
school. POT North Presa ST., near
Paul Wagner's. Agents wanted.
119 I'm
w. III. White, live stock agent
of the Cotton Belt route, is at the
Southern.
The annual masquerade ball
OF the Siemering Lodge No. 81
Order of Hermann Sons, will take
place next Saturday, February lst
at Mission garden. Admission
so cents. I-Zo ~
The Geological garden has
secured q fine black snake, meas
uring seven and one-half feet, from
Nueces county.
Ira L. Wheat, sheriff OF ed
wards county, arrived in the city
last night, and is quartered at the
Southern.
Wanted Situation. by. MISS l9a
Futch' 10 dc lsundIy or cham oerna MAJ,
sgerk. references furnished, Cail az resi-
de S, . Of J. Ct Carr, South Flores street
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN

Continued from First Page.
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his royal highness, Prince Henry,
of Battenberg, has Immediately
has sent his expression, through
Hon. Thomas U. Bayard, United
States am bassador to the conrt OF
ST. James, his sincere coincidence
to the queen.
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VIC THEHTRK.
LIGHT FLASHES.

Stoves,
Jewel STOVES and Ranges,
-Wickless AID Oriental OIL Heaters,
Ohio Steel Plate Range
Gus. A. BONNET, 217 w. Commerce ).
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~ rev. Jaw. DANIEL Will preach at
II am. today at Warren street
mission.
TRY Us-TEL. Alb,
sEEBE & McALLIsTER,
FIRE INSURANCE.
1921 If DDS
Officer Dawson arrested two
negroes named John Warren and
VIII. Griffin, on,Laredo street last
night as suspicious characters
Both had pawn tickets, and it is
believed they had pawned some
stolen articles.
Save money by purchasing
your goods at Emerson & Co.'S at a
bargain. II II Il
Cox buys everything, 3l7 Navarro street
10 1m
MT. VERNON 'Se, BULL BROS.
IL I'm
"A S27 overcoat belonging to A,
B. Orkin, a drummer, was stolen
from a boarding house on East
Commerce street last evening
about z O'Clock, while Orkin was
at supper.
AN overcoat was stolen from a
man at the Sunset depot last night.