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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20
George Keefe Was Put In, But the Bron-
ChOS Couldn't Hit at the Right Time
to 0vertake Austin's Big Lead.
OF THE CLUBS.

| Following are yesterdays results:
At Austin-Austin IL, San Antonio
| 4.
AT Observation-Disclosures Il, Galveston
IL.
! At Dallas-Dallas II, Forth Worth 4.
AT Denison-Denison Is, Paris 3.
We lost yesterday. Well, what of
1t? We amt going to win every game.
and If you read the Light you ought to
| be prepared for it. Such a thing as
cinch will not win in Texas this
year. There are eight teams, and no.
| body will know which is the champion
until the last man is out. Because
We wiped up Austin last Sunday is no
| reason that the Senators can't play
ball little bit. Those Senators are
all right, and anybody who thinks they
are dead easy has simply got his foot
out of the COacher's box. They got
onto Connie Harlow yesterday in a
manner that was terrific, and let us be
thankful that it wasn't Sunday. They
made enough runs in the first in
ming to beat us by driving Harlow five
times for keeps. After this fusilade
Big Mike told Harlow to take a rest
and put in George Keefe, Herbert GO
ing 20 right fielu. Keefe was easy
at tie start but soon steadied down,
and the Senator'S runs were inter-
mingled with goOSe-eeg The Sena-
tors scored once in the second twice in
the third, twice in the fifth and once
in the seventh. while the BrOnChos
scored twice in the second and twice in
f11olyinp I n
for Austin. Mikes boys had trouble
in. finding Partridge and secured but
nine hits off him. of which Billie Kohn-
lie got three. That boy is playing ball
in real championship style, in the
field and at he bat.
DIAMOND DUST.
Amos Rusie, the big pitcher, has at
last signed with New York for $1,000
for the season.
Pitcher Peppers arrived at Dallas
yesterday.
The Sand Crabs had nine stolen bas-
es yesterday.
The schedule for April 20, 81 and %
is as follows: Austin at San Antonio,
Galveston at Houston, Paris at Dali
las, Fort Worth at Sherman.
Pitcher Roper, Houston amateur,
was tried by Galveston yesterday. The
Sand Crabs made five runs in the first
inning and still lost the game
GilpatriCk's hand is nearly well and
he is eager to get in the game. He
may pitch tomorrow.
The International will bring a train
load of Austin rOOters over tomorrow,
flushed with hopes of victory.
The National League season opens
tomorrow with Boston at Baltimore,
Brooklyn at Washington, New York at
Philadelphia, Pittsburg at st. Louis,
Cleveland at Louiville, Chicago at Gin
cinnati.
Louie Knau has very bad knee,
which he wrenched in the practice
games at San Pedro park, but he does
not let it interfere with his work, and
is putting up fine article at short.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20

Mr.. B. w. Klipstein. a leading BAN
ker OF Beeville, is in the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL it
fails TO cure. 25c. 1O-5-156t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20

TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1887.
WE WELCOME
ALL COMERS TO THE
Bottle O| Flowers
We show profusion of beautiful
Merchandise. The flood gates have
been opened low prices reign
supreme.
A 3-DayS' Welcome Sale.
I|||A||U||
H6[ES6E s
HTTTTTTIII|
MAIN PLAZA.

EDEF To each Lady who visits
Fnf our store this week we will
give copy of the Easter
number of the "AMERI-
CAN QUEEN" the Gentlewoman' s
Paper and Gazette of Fashion, beauti-
fully illustrated in colored and steel
plate engravings.
We will also present FREE beauti-
full RATTAN ROCKING FOCC
CHAIR to the Lady that 6hEf
sells the most tickets to
the COTTON BALL"
SEE 1T IN OUR SHOW WINDOW.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20

Pupils of the San Antonio Female
college gave a recital in Y. M. c. A.
hall last night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20
JacOnette

Madras Jaconette, elegant de-
signs, at. ....... ....
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20
LaceS-

Point i'lreland Lace, ten inch l
eS wide, value % and 35c, at l.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20
Millinery

Children's splendid Leghorn 70,
Hats, worth 25c, Io'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20
HandkerchiefS-

Fancy colored border Hand
kerchiefs, worth up TO 4OC, at
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20
Fans

Beautiful line of FANS, elaborate styles,
etc, at all prizes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20

Embroidered Handkerchiefs. =
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-20

Have you seen the new BLUE
FLAME" Oil Cook Stoves We have
them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

SPANS psrEwxa.

The Statement made ~ s1-Mlnisfsr
Hznnis Tsyioy a. 80 The condition q
feeling r. Spain t0wsre Cps2 IL xalu-
sEsse s&easase q sse chzrzessr 81 ths
rnan who rnakss s. II eznn0s. bow
ever, be REGARDED a. throwing arr new
Light ca TIE Fsahgeet
TIE situation wsth regard TO casa
81. saat esen thoagn the government
shosif feel u 20 BE- fssvEt@bis thzi tie
island r. lost. 10 ministry caFes eon-
fsss H. Eh0u1d fas ezbaast axres 70
yield 10 tie seyIee CT me T'nite1 states
and Hibernate the agazne. there poaid De
. rerolutton In apsln zfsEsn forty
eight hours. the pfesenE dynasty
would be overthrow. snc tae usinis-
ters. n they escaped with their lives.
would be forsver exserzte1 ss traitors
20 their e0uniry The serfirDezt Il
favor OF Cabs 10 fosteFe6 bT tie Carl
lists and encouraged. there IL reason 70
believe. By the priesthood
This accounts for the zgreensn; IT,
tween the late Prsmler Canoyzs and
the present prime minister. szgzssa.
who. antagonlszle On every other
question almost, agreed liz tie n&in IA
20 Cuba sagsssa Is q Literal anc leaHs
towards Republication; bst be real
izes that any attempt 20 escape from
the present dynasty In tie existing
condition Of affairs woaia only result
In a retrogrsde movement. and in
stead Of furnishing more liberal goS-
ernnent than a monarchy. would
give, instead Of 8 Hmltee monarchy
an absolute sovereignty of TIE Old
Bourbon kind
Diplomatic concessions to TIE United
States can never alter the conditions
In Spain. II the cgbans wlIl not lay
down their arms sne throagh their
leaders formally accept the autonomy
onered-whieh seems highly iaprob-
able: or tbs Spanish soldiers are driven
bodily out OF the Island b. the vic
torious rebel troops. which Is not az
easy matter. the present depsoraDle
condition xiii drag along antn TIE
United States actively interveneS.
Whether IL h wise for the United
States to do more than Insist upon TIE
protection Of American rights is an
other question
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

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NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Lord RoSssery 3 said e have Bought -
late Coun- e AezsHla's VIA = Fs--ss. =
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CT the conditions f7- the sar~sr,gsa- - ' y.
Bishcp Clark. - Rhode Island Nss 49,,
possession Dt the handsome -rs~ss-s, .,
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CITY ----N
NJ Phnar6sr Simmons W., -.---A.-s
among ire pioneers r. Use-wsr.s rags, ;
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stree $50
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Tatter~l Ersswn Down
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
A CHEERFUL BROTHER.

Always a-sayfn': IT'S az fe- - ha~-~
10 matter What Fortune zrzs h-sugsr'.
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y TIE 1eeys an ne ssee2s = ia so-roz:
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track
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
eERmaxr's GOOD CUSTOMER.

A commonplace document fled IA
The London bankruptcy court suggests
a very Interesting phase Of the rela-
lions between Great Britain and Ger
many. and the probabilities Of wsr. A
German doing business In London has
failed. and ascrihes his insolvency 70
the prejudice created against Germans
and German goods through the feeling
aroused By Enpenor william tele-
gram OF sympathy with Kruger.
IL 81 quite generally known that the
business between Germany and Eng
hand Is considerable. bur the extent u
1t Ii rot realized. i Is of 50 much ina
porsance TIA; Germany might well hes
tate before going to war with so good
a customer. In The year 1885. Germany
exported 70 Great Britain. British
rnala. Australia aad Canada. goods
amounting in value To SOS o6o coo
marks. OF which the value exported d.
reetlv 10 Great Britain was gI5. 8o0. 800
marks. although she only Imported
from Great Britain 20 the extent OF
ei4 600 coo marks. So THAI she was the
Gamer TO the exteat % 1ol.co0 10
marks
Germany Is In the same position with
regard 10 Canada, because her imports
Tor last year from that coan,ry only
AMOUNTED to 5000 oo0 marks, while her
exports amounted to I5.ooe o1e mark
worth OF goods to British North Amer
foa. The loss OF these two markets
would make very serious difference
70 German merchants
The trade Of Germany with British
India and Australia IS Of a different
character. and with both * those coun-
tries her experts are very much smaller
than the imports. bat the imported
goods are either Of a character needed
Tor her manufactures or products not
crown in Germany. ard. therefore. 70
= great extent a necessity. These tg-
,rts are taken from 5 statistical report
,us, issued from the imperial oaioe a.
parl,n and incidentally shs figures
.,r,k,pgly illustrate The result OF eom-
merei.i treaties
In rss. German exports 10 Russia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

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70 psel.c nozscz Hhsen E4k= Il very a.
fcDIt 20 assign rs4Sozz zay rs deed Ezs
r0s entirely warranted one q than was
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that the suffering thsT saw sheaa q then
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cuz6enn EheEa1
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
SNAPSHOTS 81 THE WAY.

Mr. Bgw5sn IA just fast enough . -;
a fas rsar v.sw - Nr. Lamb eauterlnS
Gl3er TIE w.rs-
i Is much more p-ozt . a -zr %
conrroi enc ',aoste5~ rzllroAd thar hals a
DOM I've eorpo-ar.oas.
heiea Gcsl1 Is studying law. sAs hopes
soo7 = knew enoGgh . keep ether law
ye-s' Aazas o1t q her pockets.
TIE great uaoal,s. t-oz5swors coz.sss
tl3z'g taks place. to- re sane rsaso- -.
soi5 Ir.sh rsvo31tf9zlsss dI5r't CAPTURE
Ire.Aa1. viz; Ia p5-ee wozl4a', =, en-.
Van Wa. proposes = hsvs . no--par-
tisan asuainls.rasioz By puttl-x Democrats
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

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Il --zgs-sx - ~a.as~z.w sr-z - zz-y7aA-
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~ EzE- rszsezz - - Fs--xyzFz-zs-
Ga 4-@1~z-z z-z Ezass. O. 80 A-s--
ca A-s. at 1se TEss1esz- % spe-zzs -
r~=s- Ssze1a= Ezz A1zSxs- zzs~4 = E-Es
14zg<- - "a pzzzs-zz-z 5@=x Crz--ez
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Tacoma SexS: A tcosssh preacher and
= reT@zgTul ssolEze5az f. California hare
made . scaE1a1gEz zr-ack On a -EkAc
2zssatZtaon ard CT thE governor Bag
called q - give prcos. they ztar5 *
rcs@3 as ezluZnzz1o-s- A few months b.
hind Ire liars Eoala q them good
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- Z1s--T Es-s~s- T-@ =sws - -z-s
= Sszg &c wsrze Ez-<HSas = - wEs-
E-s 5azz % "a Kali -zs Ezs--ssz
wl - rzrs "a zaeE-x Or re Gsr-ee4z-
I've KILLS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

"Coul3 you learn % love me- be asked
Z GoEf. know Sra answered .feszF.-
fully. '~The czase = estUcas}gn e rnakfrr
great strf5es these days. and f. IL rsasxfs,s
% learn most any ol1 thing ~-Chseago
Post
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Down o. his k-sez he Eel. ara bsxw=g
that sEs wgui5 scceps his ha-s Wien 80
looks3 gpoa thst hand au5 sax tbs - =.
4. 20 Eonier that she exclaimed asPaaf,
iris = nora saaa ! expected '-Ez3s.er,
transcript
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1w- 4zz --z$--e1--s w. s-~ 80
- wa7s~s AZ -s.nFz-s1 = -lz- -ss---s--
s2eEses- s-os@ z-@ ar 30 = p~-o-
z1sy : case Were sozsz1z@T Fz< - z1z-1
-11x = Ia -yz
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KsIAz WzIlz TzsCz- Ire sac q thz Ia
icn Pzci5c ~ = price which secures . Ire
szDEsrzz1eEE the surt-s cIzl-1 d8e r. Is al
that coEld - required q tae company.
and the press w1teb have made Il 4 part
Il fhsfs stock n trade. Gszszncing Eosns-
ch5iSs AID ths Val street. n4r1zS. "a
rch5zTs q the goTsEEzseuz ~ the -szsoa
% TIRE sale K re ros5 must lock e3@e-
whore for thefx PoE'1sist thunder TIE
g0Tsrnrzezt has ios+ r9estag ard he pso-
Ela ought % he satisfied
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Wlllie-Iz- ca1 people leave paris q
-he-zsetv@s 81 Different rI--e~-
NE-&o. toC'r bs ridiculous
NIl.e-Naf. Ar. 5lEEs sasH 10 zrzs -,
inE 70 Arizo1a Tor his langz -rhEsae5sEsa
Record r'---~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

osvzpEz-- Rew. CIzrx Davis wsl -
tu1n tanks VIII al Ire m8-s 5sv5tSoa
On November =. rs-nEube-izZ tat zatn
rs r@Ze1cv EE@ ggTs-zo- sTsr5ooksss thzs
pc-ttoz - hts % azvazg LIS szlzry at
tacN zezx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Port TGEnssz5 L@sader@ VII Hr
Bryan follow TIE wiaE q t1= late silver
parry which Is noE declaring Il favor
@ rs free ard unlizite4 tszne % pa per.
Haich costs ngezirz. instead q silver
Ehlch n0stE = cents On ire 6olla-7 II
would rot b surprising 50 So him 10
this since his exursSsions al along have
shown hin 2 Salts a. hezrr- Pro5ab.v.
however. i VII dsp-su3 upoz TIE -lr-
basement which the silver rufns owuers
hold aok % hErz for q c1rftnuz-loz e their
ranks ard 81 zhesr s@rvtcs-
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THE STATE PRESS

TIal0cx PSJ1t. Cos. Rogers ard KS
Parry 1n't seer % hsA5 tozsg5=< ve-y
WesA We are sz7y SURPRISED ira. they
1e5d tsxs1hsr ac1E sn1zga 70 elect sch
al -ase5.ty~ % aEsce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

A Roaring Farce-cornesy.
TIE Levlnos Doipa ard Susie. II TIA
Rfva1 Arts VIE y. Stevens re Patrf-
cozos. Lizzie E.sz bells. Pred Brozn- care
Fans Manei MAITLAND Ef-.sa A-nosa.
Howard Foster. Tro3a Bros. Ths Eewetr
Comedy Company.
E-ssescone 49, Illustrated P3e.z-es-1fiss
Esttie Wright, Mile Zetta A Big stow.
Prices. 1sc, S. SaG Telephone Nan
I'll
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Tsasnoa.-Tyhy are you 50 argry ~ the
6ocz0r@
Ms Tsa sTsoUs-FF hen tod rf-n hzF
a terrible Erred feelrz. he tod me 20 show
hin Esv g21gue.-Efousehosd Words.
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NUGGETS

He tzrer ira mar down On the xror-S
ra1loreG hi-r- ard then rfsa5 his pockets.
l. tast 5s-'t robbery. fhsn zhst s i -
Z shcuii car s. = touchdown 'f-.So-th
American.
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Ta. RllslE2-GiyD HOTEL
Del HAEBAUSa. Prop
D IN! sifs.y FrzCsir asa d Ss,fs
ksaSsez 60 Fsrss Zee. 6Ssss~s
KASasAs So Ms~tsn.

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Mrx4 N1@sAzss SSctz-as syEz7 ezs cs~1 zsS4 -
rT9- 20 Yszrs - E7SLAszs % zEherz ar Eassr al 3
k<ez sz2ss ssszai liza 2ercsxz s@ezs< "a s2s<1a
Us ezzl1. s2sss1s tas xczzs .4tErs a. - n. szr0
vi e9za1 a. . us o<ss ssEs@y ser H. 49,
oo&f ~ 1-zxS.ses svsry ezFs - sss ws<t4 a
sEze e1z a. ~ IN = Ia z-ss s->eGakz8 SSYays
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Fesf-fss~aftxeHe~y h~r~bF
easrsst<~s So. aSs~rsts~rs hsss
Eas DssS ~sr~uIsasan. Daily we%kfr
sss esaAsy. Asshge fAes ct SIS ,
sfser s~~spap~s gessssk~s in ne
sfsse 81 wnsAsaasss- .aserttsaHE
~Sss~ssfs viii be msas ssbtert &c
shfs sssrsnse~.
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
sEATTIE. noxDAF. SOY. =.
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Telep1ons NAla ~ 2 b Frfens Na-a-
ger II. Ashsni Mn1ca1 Directo-. ore
week. commencing sua3zy %1~e - aer
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MATINEE
The Famous Naudeyilie Stars.
Clsa1- Bright Breezy.
The Mfvvles Family