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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

After ar Murphy. Of this city had
made an earnest appeal in behalf Of Judge
Ashton. the motion 10 grant the latter the
privilege OF the floor was lost.
Tho vote was then taken and an over
wheimng majority declared themselves
in favor Of Mr.. Chichester. Before the
roll-call was completed the nomination Or
Dir. Chichester was made unanimous.
IN RAPPAHANNOCK.
Mr. George W. Settle, Of Rappahannock,
having arrived in the meantime, that
county was then taken up, and that gem
tleman in "A very able manner presented
the claims Of a new man for the Judge
ship Mr. William Dudley. lie stated that
the present incumbent. Judge }. +. Stro-
thcr, had been on the bench Tor twenty
competency had been preferred against
him. but that the people OF KappahannocA
desired ~ See a change made IN tho
judgeship When Mr. Settle had ended
he was greeted with loud applause.
Senator Jeffries OF CulDepcr. warmly
advocated the denomination OF Judge
strOther There WAS considerable c0niu-
sion during Mr.. Jenrles' address, and NJ.
Campbell. OF Amherst complained that
the members Of the conference were great
IS molested by tho noise OF outsiders.
Senator Foster. Of Norfolk urged that
al who were not membera eX-members
ana members OF the press should be re-
moved. and the Chair Instructed the SER
geant-at-arms 10 that effect, which order
created quite an exodus OF people who had
occupied seats outside OF the railing.
Senator Jeitries, In continuing his adj
dress referred 10 the statement made by
Mr. Settle that 10 was generally under
stood that the popular vote east az the
primary should l.teTm.n. The contest fOg
the judgtship. lie read certificate from
the county clerk setting forth that az
this urinary Judge Strother had received
"a majority OF lZ3 votes. He added that
the convention held subsequently declared
itself In favor Of Mr. Dudley. The SEN
ator also called attention 70 the fact shat
while he was speaking a circular had
been distributed among the members crit
icislng his conduct IN this matter. lie
hardly thought that such action could be
called fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

Eloquent and Instructive Address Deh'
cred Before Lee Camp.

There was a large crowd at Lee CamL
Tlall last night to hear me ADDRESS 1'
Colonel ". II. Stewart Of Portsmouth
nm The Life and character Of Commodore
Matthew r. Maury"
After the routine work had been ais
- If Pev Dr. J. William Jones intro
dTcod colonel Stewart The speaker reae
lis remarks from manuscript but ~
leading was most eloqucntly done. IL
ier9n with a brief sketch OF the splendi,
history OF the families Of Maury ano
Fontaine and told of the hard strug
Giles I'm early life Of young Matthew Fon
taine Maury. The eminent services OF tn'
Great "Path-Findor of the Seas TO hi
state his country and the world were
rapidly sketchcd.
Colonel Stewards picture Of Maury.
home life was beautifully drawn. and hil
tribute 10 great Virginians ending witt
Naury. as the greatest ln many respects
was go eloquent. 200 patriotic ana $50 trG'
IL elected tho greatest applause.
The address was really ma2nilccn
production. and tho camp. Boy a rsin.
vote thanked the colonel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

BURTON.-D

BURTON.-Died. Friday evening Dcccm-
Der 10Th. az 1920 o'clock M The resi-
dence OF Mr. T. Il. Hgdgins u w,-,
Cary street. Mrs. ELIZA A. BURTON.
IN the nty-seventh year OF her axe.
NJ 'RAf.-Died Dceouher ie. 1877. KEN
METH MRAE. son Of the late C. G..
McRae, N the twenty-arst year Of his
age.
Services at the Manchester rresbyfe-
rian church. at 3 o'clock TO-DAY lSat-
urlay) December lith. Intcgmcnt at
ShOckOe cemetery.
WOODFIN.- DIED. Thursday aftcgnccn.
December oh. AT the residence Of her
brother-in-iaw. Percy Patterson, No. III
Twenty.nrst street, Miss EMMA WOOD
lin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

This afternoon at : o'clock thcrc Will
De n second exhibition game Of h1skei /
han between the Richmond college Y. u.
G.. 4. team and team from the central
Association ON the college campus. II Be-
expected that the same men who played
last Saturday will contest this afternoon.
The college boys arc anticipating close
score Basketball ie an interesting and
FAST game. aboundiug I'm skiiful plays. AN
Interested i'm the game are invited 10 be
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

resolution providing that Rappahannock
county Doe taken up. so as TO- give Mi.
GEORGE Settle. the delegate from tidt
county who was sick, an opportunity 10
make the nomination.
Nr a. T. Embrcy. OF Frederic sDurE
Cnuosed the resolution. saying that a
rumber of people from his section had
boon I'm this city for number OF days
waiting for Che nomination m tneif county
10 De reached. so that they might return
senator Mason. Of Stafford also OPP
r0-ed the resolution for similar reasons,
and added that hc would be glad 10 get
ria OF those people and see them return
ME resolution Of Senator Jenrieg was
then carried hut Mr. Settle having not
Vet reached the hail, the regular business
was proceeded with.
DR. Sncad. - Princess Anne, moved that
the rules bee suspended in order that bis
county Doe taken mp out 0f the regular
turn but the motion was lost.
The county OF Henry ana the counties
OF James CITY. York ana the city Of VIII
liamsburg. were passed by.
MIR CHICHESTER NAMED.
When the district composed OF the coun-
tic. of King George and stafford
WIS reached. Dr. C.. N. Wallace. of STAFF
ford. nominated Mr. II. J. II. Chichester
Tor that oLice.
Mr.. N. Weldon Berrey. Of Stafford. nomi-
mated the present incumbent. Judge Chas.
H. Ashton. who presided during the trial
OF the train robbery cases OF Aqua Creek.
Mr. j. r. Embrey. Of tredericksburg.
made am earnest appeal In favor OF Mr..
Chichester the son az the FORMER judge
OF Alexandria and Fairfax. lie sunmlited
petition with 20 signatures In favor or
his candidate.
Senator John T.. Mason advocated the
claims of Judge Ashton and az The close
Of his remarks asked that the latter be
rendered the privilege OF the floor.
Mr.. c. J. Campbell. Of Amherst. oppos-
al the motion ara stated that the caucus
had made a craze nif iakc on "wednesday
evening In allowing outsiders 10 speak
and he hoped that IL would pat H. r-"-st-
Cd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11
Cnnncil Cnmmitfee

Tho Committee on Health. that was
scheduled 60 meet Yesterday evening in
the city Hail. failed to- materializo. and
I'm consequence no meeting was held
The Committee on Teachers and schools
and the Finance Committee Of The School
Board met I'm Superintendent FoNs office
last night and approved the payroll for
the month and figured out estimates for
the coming year.
The school Board meets on December
2th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

At The meeting OF Lee Camp last night
Nlr. Gervas Storrs rendered his rcsigua-
ton as q member OF the committee of ten
appointed 20 look after the Sons of Veto
rams Camp II was accepted.
Mir. John Boiling also resigned from tho
same committee. but before action could
be taken on his resignation the camp
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11
Sermon to Patrick Henry Council

Tomorrow evening Rev. Dr. Hatcher
Will deliver a sermon at Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal church 20 Patrick
Henry Council. Jr. o. L.. A. NJ.
All councils OF Jr. O. L. a. NJ. and
Daughters OF Liberty are invited to Join
I'm this service. All members are eN-
pectod to meet az Powhatan Han at :
o'clock and repair 10 the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

Captain r. $. Parkes, OF Page. i'm a very
eloquent and able manner seconded the
domination % Mr. Dudley After some
further discussion the vote was ordered
which resulted as follows. Dudley, Jl !:
STROLLER. -.
On motion OF Senator Jeffrlcs, the nOmi-
nation Of M. Dudley was made uLaui.
nous.
the caucus then adjourned until next
Monday evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

Mr.. Robert II. Wilkinson. q well-known
stone-cutter of this city. and Miss Laura
c. Butler. daughter of Mr.. William But
Ter. Of south Sixth street. were married
Thursday night at 1890 O'Clock NJ the rec
tory Of ST. Peters Cathedral Rev. Father
Herman. officiating After the ceremony
the newly welded couple repaired 10 their
future home, No. 32s south Fifth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

Detective Gibson yesterday afternoon
brought 90 this city from Petersburg
Matt Scruggs. negro, who Is charged
with robblng the Jones grocery establish
ment, on west Leigh street, a week ago.
The negroes trial will come up this morn
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

n j. Said One May De Oncred In Regard Ia
Banks Exhibiting Checks.

There is much talk in Legislative cir
Giles about the introduction Of bill 10
provide "a severe penalty for any banker
who exhibits check ~ customer 10
any outsider. Such measure was sug-
eeated by the developments regarding re
ehecks Air WomrCk gave Colonel Stubs
Some OF the members OF the Legislature
think some bank official or clerk IS direct
" responsible for the checks being made
public
THE BARKSDAI.E BILL
II Is not az an likely that Senator
Earksdalc's anti-fD0tbali bill will pass
the Legislature. But the Senator IS de-
iermined TO keep uD his night for H. Mr..
Barksdale Is expected 90 make the prnci-
pal address in favor OF his measure be-
fore the senate Committee on General
Laws Monday morning Dclceat. y h.
Early Will probably champion the other
side Hs played football on the Uniyer-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11
Richmond Lodge.

Richmond Lodge. No. l. !. o. O. p. held
their annual election OF officers with tho
following result: Noble Grand, j. H.
Iiesfcld: Vice Grand \. ". Eosone. Sec
retarv. T.. A. Tucker. Treasurer. Robert
Hiu: Chaplain. George B. Davis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

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TO- 81 .rri,t. ,fit| ,,,.,'''l M
div O,e Ii.. ~ I1ei,o1t,' ,,.c "l '',,
49, 49, r,. ,',., 49,, ,i '
49,, & '.,, ''0 9 3u',ii.
'"t 'f ''"''' "PN"N''
Ryan presided "a usual
Colonel Jno. Ben Bigger announced
that thc Speaker had appointed Mcssrs.
WIuboruc off ROrkbrdge Rcddy. OF this
city. and Boaz. OF Albemarlc. on the
mart Of ia. House members of fho epe-
eiql iofnf committee eharr.d with Inc
investigation of the ALLEGED excessive
criminal charges in certain counties Of
som, iftlo diecus.ion was induleed in
wbcn House bIl So II came nm on its
second reading. It's title ia as follows.
10 amend and rc-cnact the tue and
sections one and two of ap act entitled
am act TO- prescribe the mode by which
unuaid euhecriptious 90 Joint stock CONF
pan.,s may Doc recovered by said COM
uHnIf- their receivers or assignee APP
proved December DE-. 1895. so cas- 10 pre-
which unpaid subscriptions 10 joint stock
companies may Doe recovered by said
companies. their creditors. receivers,
trustees. asslgneca. or amy other person.
Mr. Duke. of AlECmurlc. offered an
amendment providing that nothing IN the
BIN should apply to. suits then pending.
and the bi was finally passed by on
motion 0i Mr. saunders OF tlaNNlih;
The House adjourned dl Lou IloSN
on motion of Mr. saunders. after all the
business ON the calender hdd been as
posed Of ,,.,..,,,.
BILLS PASSED.
v.hc follo,yiu.. bills were paegcd.
81 Hourn orcr0.e.d bin To- amend
,bc road In, in fbc county of Bucking-
nam.
81 fo-fInrf.n nnnrOe.od bin 10 rogu-
,a,c tbo b,,niir, am trapninc of muskrats
in fhe rorufv " Accomlc.
No 12-Uouae Dim t0 suspend the Opc-
,afior of section Cos of the code of 1881,
rs amended aud re-eractcd hy am act APP
proved March p. 1884, and as amended
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

Tho Senate and House held brief ses-
sion Yesterday No business Of general
intorest 10 the public was considered.
The senate met az noon and prayer was
offered hy Rev. Dr George Cooper.
Senator So clair rose 10 a question OF
personal privilege and corrected a news
paper report OF his speech made in the
caucus tho other night. lie said he
did not attribute the large criminal OK
pcnses OF certain counties 90 lawlessncss
on tho pau 81 the people OF those cOun-
ties but to lawlcss individuals who came
from adjoining siatcs.
Tho President of thoscnatc appointed
Ncse.r Tunluu and Lotcher 10 serve
on tlo ioint committee to Investigate the
criminal expenses Of certain counties.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Air. sands: TO amend ana re-enact
Section 1'2 of tho Code OF Virginia in re-
gard t0 Che reports OF decisions OF the
Supreme Colr; of Appeals maps. and
Other books.
by Mr Flanagan. TO amend and re-
enact sections 23i5 and Ei9 OF the Code
relating 20 warrants for small claims.
Ry SIR. Clement. To repeal Sections
.n's 2l9 and 20W OF the code Of Viz
g.nia. and 90 define what shall be con-
sututcd % lawful fence.
Hy Air FLANAGAN. TO require tho re-
turn Of distress warrants and 10 provide
for process of sale hereunder when ne
CCssary.
BILLS TO LIE OVER
The following resolution by Mr. Turn
bull was agreed 90:
Resolved. That an bills and resolutions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11
A BILL REGARDING CHECKS.
On3 Suggested by ihs tubbS-Wcmack
Case May Be Offered.
LEGISLATURE HELD BRIEF SESSIONS.

No Important Matters Wore Considered
In Either Body--The Carroll County
Judgeship Matter Goes over for
week--scvcraI Bus introduced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11
A~NAANA%NANNAN NN@NN%%~@%G%@
SOME CONTRIBUTORS TO THE
American Monthly
Review Of Reviews

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". T. stead
Pres. Walter l.. !Ieryey
Pres. Francis A. Walker
Prof. T. W.Taussig
Prof. II. z. Yon Hoist
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, Pres. T.. BENJAMIN Andrews
Rev. Washington GLADDEN.
! Grant Allen
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Hon. Carroll u. Wright
Austin Abbott
Sir Sam'l ". Griffith
|, Hon. !. W. LOngley
Hon. W. =. Reeves
/, Hon. +. W. Holden
John Russell Young
: william Y. Ihayer
Edward ". Townsend
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, Gan. Thomas j. Morgan
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Dr. otto Arcnat
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= prof. J. Irving Hanatt
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? prof. ]. 7. jameson
, prof EdW. " Bemis
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prof Mark ~. Harrington
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11
How the Bible Came Down to Us
Sir John Gilbert and Victorian Illustration
By Ernest XnauPFt Editor OF The art Student"

The Duchess Of Teck
BY Lady Henry Somerset.
The Ameer of Aighanisian
4 Character Sketch by ono Who
Knows Him.
The New Canadian Reciprocity
Movement
Oar American Republics
The Books Of the Season
Present Day Poets
The Sealing Question and the IA
ciiic Ocean
Spain's New Cuban Policy
Fx.Minister Taylor on the Cuban
Question
The Results OF the New York Elec-
lions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

Mons Suits, bought cash down and
were rapidly sold by Ms at s.; The
g eI6aS ,hs sal' d pr,Gs 10 Sozr
sui slis is '" .'.'.... Dr..~ p</O
Mems Suits, various styles and
makes. single or double breasted
Navy or Black, most OF them were 70
be put up to sell for IN
500: our Removal $3.50
price. .....-............... a. ~
Mems Suits the choice d.
hetv cen all the Sl2 and .DE.OO
SIS q suit Tor ........... ~
Mems Blue Beaver oycrcoats. are
equal to the cheapest N
sold in Richmond for s.; sD2.SO
our Removal price. .... 10
Mems Blue Kersey Overcoats that
@ ssso' 'S our Removal $3.50
urice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Mems Covert Cloth. light colored'
short box. Overcoats, the new
can be bought for $500
Mons Double Breast. heavy Ohih-
chiIla coats. useful for ~
I a +. , wsss s. our $3.50
Tovs' Long Pants Suits. that were
I pSt0"S our Removal $3.50
price. ....s.ssssssst - - 800
Children's Suits that were
selling for $50; to be sold 7SC
fnr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Children's Suits Of new stylish
maids. ages four to O.
fourteen: our Removal 90
price for ...........'''.-...'. S45o
Children's Suits ahyu""'S
proved T:' d on %'' to s'o '' The The $I.7S
prErrRs -Children's' Fine As'fa-
S ap to sell" sell for $3.50. to S2. so
be sold for. ......'.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11
IOKE On 4 MEMBER.

one of the most DISTINGUISHED members
of the House. who stops at Murphy $. yes
terday morning. in ordering his breakiaSl {.
rni-fooIx The signature for scrambled eggs
and served them. Now some Of the dele
gates are saying this walter has missed
his calling. That instead of waiting ON
hotel guests he should lc engaged IN solV-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-11

Currency and Banking Reform
Postal Savings Banks
The Political News of England, Aus
tria. Ger many, Turkey, and Africa
An Arctic Rescue
4 Swedish Explorerin Central Asia
The Caucasus Crossed on Bicycles
The Prevention OF Yellow Fever
The Horrors Of English Home WORK
A Scheme OF Workingmen's Insur-
auce
"Junior Good Government Clubs"
The Rate of Street-Car Fares
The Three-Year College Course
The United States in the Iron Marke
American Comic Opera
"Hymns That Have Helped
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
THE HUNGER OF THE POOR.

The poor have always hunger
Not the hunger alone for bread:
But for some of the beautiful sunshine,
That DER the earth is spread.
For the fair, sweet things in nature.
For the beautiful things in art,
For the light, the warmth and the
music.
Which soften the human heart.
For a sight of rare old pictures,
For a breath of clearer fields,
For touch and a scent of the roses.
The rich mans garden yields.
For a right to wear soft laces,
To walk in marble halls,
Where pictures of grand old masters,
Smile down from the stately walls.
For a right to deck our person,
With the gems that mother-earth,
Meant for each and all of her children,
When she gave the jewels birth.
We weave the shimmeTing laces,
= That only the rich may wear;
We search out the ruby and diamond,
That CLEAN in my lady's hair.
We build the marble palaces,
And fill them with treasures of art;
We weave the rarest tapestries,
But of all we have no part.
Then why shrould we not have hunger?
Not the hunger alone for bread;
But for homes and love and beauty,
Which over the earth are spread.
The homeless are oftimes hungry.
For the home they never have
known;
For the clasp of baby fingers,
Twining about their own.
For the housekeeping love of woman,
A wife, and little child;
To tighten a life that is somber,
And sometimes is sin defiled.
But poverty is a burden,
So pittiless, hard to bear,
That brave men shrink from asking,
The woman they love. to share.
So in hunger for heart companions,
The poor oft journey alone;
And struggle to stifle the longings,
An infinite love has sown.
But so long as one man is master.
And another his bonden slave;
So long will our hearts be hungry,
For the beautiful things they crave.
Ais TREGASKIS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
A FAKE TELEGRAM.

The following supposed telegram
from this city was published last
Thursday in the press dispatches Of
several northern papers. 1t will be
news CD to persons in this city, as the
local papers have heard nothing of it
and were all scooped CD by this tele-
gram(0:
San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 25.-The
greatest huntress in Texas is Mrs. A.
J. Ladner Of Maverick county. She
went out yesterday to get meat for a
Thanksgiving dinner. She returned
in few hours with three deer, all
killed by herself The most remark
able feature was that she killed two
deer at one shot, with a shotgun load
ed with buckshot. The other one was
a large buck, and Mrs. Ladner had
quite a time with him. She wounded
him with a load of buckshot, but he
would have escaped had she not cut
his throat with a knife which she
carried"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
PIANO BUYERS.

People who bought cheap consigned
Pianos, with promises of free tuning
and free lessons" and other induce
ments, should commence investigating
the probabilities of these promises be-
ing kept. 1t may be of some interest
to them, also, to find out WHERE the
NOTES, which they gave for payment
can be found. Those who gave notes
and surrendered instruments had bet
ter get back their notes, if they wish
to prevent trouble.
We have been steadily advising
against buying consigned Pianos;
against purchasing from irresponsible
and unknown Agents, and against CIV
ing notes for payments, which are
either sold or hypothecated, or trans
ferred to money lenders, or others.
People in misfortune always deserve
sympathy, especially when they exer-
else ordinary precaution.
Piano buyers ought to know, that
we give better value for less money
than any other House in the south.
Besides we do not demand Notes,
while our guarantees are absolute pro-
lection. THOS. GOGGAN & BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30

| "a, notes, $500, and for foreclosure on
| two parcels of land, being Il of o. C.
!. 1SS, containing two acres and situ-
ated on Navidad street.
]. N. Ronse VS.. e. ]. Royal, balance
due on note, s4012O, and foreclosure on
lot 6, block 90, in Junction City.
The following cases were appealed
from the Justice courts:
1851. Fritz Herberle VS.. G. w. Long,
bill of exchange, $50.
1882 Frank Seffel and wife VS.. In
terstate Building and Loan Associa-
ton, $40.
1858. Chas. w, Green VS.. Mrs. E.
Ingram, account, $50, and foreclosure
of chattel mortgage on restaurant fix
lures in her possession, opposite the
Sunset depot.
1854. Shafer & Braden VS.. Leonard
CARA, account, s29, for extra ware and
material on building on the north side
Of Main Plaza, in September, 1895.
1885. Keller & Williams VS.. Emily A..
Emerson and Theophilus B. Steele,
account, s25, for services and written
opinion as to title of certain lands on
Soledad street.
1856. H. L. Degner & +. Karbe vs.
Dominick Leiber, account, s105.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30

above primary grade there were. ac-
cording to recent report 5,056 schools
Of all kinds in which 200,s47 pupils had
saved 3,734,40 frances. Most Of the
schools of Belgium, therefore, it may
be said, teach thrift and economy with
their instruction in the elements Of ed
ucation. n saa fgGI
The spectacle of the postoffices Of a
country being used as a means for
teaching the young the value OF saving
and intoxicating in them habits that
will be of great use to them in later
life should make every thoughtful per-
son an advocate Of postal savings
banks.-Chicago Record.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
RECORDERS COURT.

Minor cases disposed of by Recorder
Lewis yesterday were as follows:
Lottie Bullocks and Mary Craig
fighting; alias warrant ordered for Lot
ties re-arrest and case set for Satur-
day.
Jesus Navarro, drunk and disorderly;
fined So While intoxicated he amused
himself yesterday afternoon by throw
ing rocks at the Clipper saloon on Mon
terey street.
F. Iturbide drunk dismissed.
Manuel Valdez, drunk and disorderly;
fined s..
Marcos Zepada, drunk and disorderly;
fined S..
Gus Klockenkemper and Dick Null
Inns, fighting; fined IS each.
Geo. Alverson, drunk mad disorderly;
fined s..
Ramon Gerra, drunk; fined 81.
Gregoria Stevano, drunk; fined 81.
Jose Pegunio, drunk and disOrderly,
fined S.
Lizzie Washington, colored, beating
Julia Taylor, colored; fined 50.