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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-24
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and q Lis
of Recent Arrivals.

Mr.. Landry, International ticket agent is
reported sick.
Capt. Lyons. of Pleasanton, has arrived al
the Central.
Pablo Rodrigues, M. D., of Lossoya Cross
ing, is at the Hord.
Val Pfeuffer, we'll known merchant OF New
Braunfels, is visiting the city.
Mrs. Marks daughter OF Mr.. Bianchina was
safely delivered of daughter yesterday.
The doctors report that eight deaths oc-
cured in the city yesterday.
NV. Anderson, of Floresville, has arrived
at the Central from Sutherland Springs
DR.. J. Jones arrived home from his visit to
Indianapolis last evening
C.N Vezel and his bride arrived at the
Central last evening from Sutherland Springs.
They leave for Austin to-day.
OK. Fairfax, formerly proprietor OF the
Ell Paso hotel, at Fort Worth, but now resi-
dent of ZAcatecas, Mexico, passed through en-
route home. Mr.. +. is member Of heavy
mining company, and says they are doing
large business.
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Arrivals at the HOrd.

VIC Stettson, Pleasanton; r w Robertson,
Lulng; H H Paine, Uvalde; w Manlove,
Lano C Peart. J G Gilhooly, Austin Pablo
Rodrigues, NJ ID, Losoya Crossing; A Martin,
w c from, Seguin; J P Pittman, Tom Green;
T A Garvin, Moscow, f NJ Morris, Tom
Moore, Dallas; Mrs T P Lemon, A i Nc,
Donald Miguel: A w Hughes, Mrs + :
Remington, Laredo; ] W Meriman, Michi-
gan; A ii Nicholson, Boetne; Mrs l. c Nc
Campbell, Refugio.
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Arrivals at the:Central Hotel.

] King, Stockdale; J w Anderson, Suther:
land Springs; w w Shay, Mission, Texas;
C Carr, Del Rio; V Pfeuffer, New Braunfels;
H C Arnolds, DEVILS River; Mrs A Freeman,
Vinagaroon; M Robinson, Fort Worth; F
F D Hendrix, Gainesville; James Leary, Gal.
weston; r Clayton, c Bradley, Fort Worth;
P Cask, Luling; E Kelly, Devils River; T
Hogan, Denton; r Graham, Davalla; Mrs
l. E Graham and son, Prairie Lea; c Wells,
McMullen county; T Graham, Valley Springs;
X H Waldron, San Saba; c H Lyons, Col
Andrews, Pleasanton; c N Vezey and lady,
Sutherland Springs.
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w. Campbell, drunk; dismissed.
Jerry Clifford, Drunk; fined S.
Gregorio Morris; using insulting language;
fined SIS.
F. Opperman, vagrancy- dismissed.
Peter O'Neal, drunk; fined SIS.
o. Grady, drunk; fined S..
P. J. Mulcahy, drunk; fined S..
M. Ortez; drunk; fined SIS.
Dan Hagan, drunk, fined SIS.
Jas. Barrett, drunk; fined Sis.
f. Peterman, drunk; fined S..
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Afternoon Concert Programme.

|. March, MEXICO, by Marc DemOng.
.. Potpouri OPP. Evangclinc, arranged by +.
r. Clarke.
3. Waltzcs Nafcssus, W. J. Wade.
T. Scrcnade, Elcgy of Tears, Schubert.
3. Medley, Jumbo, &. l5arnum.
National.
JOHN LUCHSINGER. Principal Musician.
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The big Team.

Hawkins and Collins, the celebrated CONNIE
dicns and specially artists, have been engaged
nv Manager Sims at a heavy expense, for Il
short season at the Vaudeville theatre. and will
positively appear Monday night, October Dth.
These two performers were IavOrtes here last
s..,sDn and are said TO have improved, and bet
ter than ever.
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ROsedale,
Turner Opera Hall tonight.
Marriage Licenses.

Maricio Cedillo to Mary Hernandez, Henry
Dickerson (col) to Flora Henderson, (col).
BENJAMIN Miller (coD to Matilda Douglas,
(coN
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When they tell you how sorry they ar
because they can't do it, 60 to your old an
tried friend Emerson. 8-2-f
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-Carter's Liver Bitters for the cure of dys-
pepsia. liver complaint, and all diseases caused
by malaria, are made by the makers Of Car
ter's Little Liver Pills, which guarantees the
goodness. Wholesale by A. Dreiss.
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Entirely New.

Good cook wanted. man or woman, for Smal
family. Apply at this Office. lO-s5-2t
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Wanted.

A first-class man to take charge of well
paying restaurant and lunch counter, at the
Green Front saloon. Apply on premises.
Alt T.. HART.
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Fine line Of imported piece goods for ia
jus in. PANcoAST & Son
8-I4-u
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Last Night.

Tonight is positively the last night of Ilcrn-
,lun's dramatic company. deserved seats can
he secured at ltische's. III
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Wanted--&2j a Month

Furnished rooms and boarding at No. II st.
Mnry's street. lw
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Sunset Lunch Counter.

Mr. Mike McDermOtt, proprietor Of the Sun
set saloon, has established a lunch counter
where all the delicaces of the season can be
obtained, both night and day. Free lunch set
from 10 to L. daily. The whole will be under
the control of our genial friend, FRANK DON
LEY It-l3-lln
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IIern(lOn

California Malaga, the best grapes in the mar
kct ut 3Oc per pOu I'D ut Armstrong;, l0-A-2t
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Domestic and tropical fruits always on hand
at the very lowest bottom prices at Arm
strongs. lO-24-2t.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

We are prepared to receive Wool on cOnSign-
ment, making Liberal Announcements on same
CHABOT, MOSS 4 CO.,
+11-tf San Antonio, Texas,
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Il. j. HerndOn

In Lester Wallack's great drama, "ROsedale,
ut Turner hall tonight. Reserved seats Al
Rschc's, opposite the pOstOtfice. 1t
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That A. Zilian's Turko-Russian bath will
positively cure piles, rheumatism, dumb ague,
colds. poison oak, and all kinds of skin dis
eases. Corner Commerce and Alamo streets.
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New plays and sketches, new songs, and a
change of performers at the Vaudeville, Mon
day night, October Both.
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The st. Paul Methodist Episcopal church
is having protracted meeting, and invite all
to be present. All clergymen, regardless OF
color, are especially invited.
REV. 7. K. CORNRS, Pastor.
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ROssdale.
Turner Opera Hall tonight.
A Fact Worth Knowing.

You can always find a good supply OF flint
turkeys, chickens butter and eggs in fact OF
i'll country produces, wholesale or retail, al
reasonable prices at Beckman Brothers store
No. Fl west side Military plaza, San Antonio
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Eligible, situation high, Openings sOuthcrly
upper floor fire place, quiet family, mOdcrat,
price Address III" this Office. 2j-2t
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Religious.

Two front rooms, furnished, 10 minutes
walk from posi- Office. Call ut O4 Houston st.
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William Steinert aged IS months died this
morning at the Immigrants home from unani-
ton. lie had only recently arrived from Ger
many with his parents.
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One Of the largest stocks Of hats to selec
from at A. Pancoast 4 Son. 4-lo
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Our Stetsol hats for fall, just in.
Q-I4-tf PANCOAST & Son.
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Lester Wallcck's celehratcd drama, toSe-
laIn will h,. given tonight ut Turner hall 10y
ihrT. J. Herndon dramatic company. This
nIIy has drawn large houses in all the metro
,ruIitan cities and will doubtless be appreciated
!pv our theatrc-gOcrS.
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City Items.
GaIlagher'slittlejug.


Democrats, Romans, republicans and radico-
greenbackers and other evanescing fragments
of wayward mari. remember that, whether Sol
is aglOw in oriental or meridian grandeur, or
seeking his nocturnal resting place behind the
occidental horizon,
When with care you are oppressed,
Partake at once of Gallagher's Best
For Gallagher has a little jug,
He keeps it on the shelf,
And every time patron calls
You know how it is yOursclf.
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Seven rooms, suitable for housekeeping.
Enquire of DR.. TcrrcIlS!lO Avenue e; between
and u. IN. lt~j-5t
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Six new faces will greet You ut the Vallde-
vile, Monday night, October Dth. No re-
Saryel santS
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The largest stock of ready made clothing in
the city at PancOaSt Son. g-tttf
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Piano and singing lessons by French lady
Best references from New York; IL Pecan st.
9-27-1m
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Emerson loans money on everything bu
future prospects. 8-2-u
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Sole leather trunks and valiscs at Pancoas
& Son, 9-G-tf
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w. Mari and c. H. Lyons, two pronii-
nent cattle men of Amscosa county, are in the
city,
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Look Out
Recorders Court.

For the Big Team-Hawkins & Collins at the
Vaudeville Monday night, October Dth. 1t
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KOSedaIe.
Turner Opera Hall Tonight.
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ROsedalc,
A Change of Faces.

Turner Opera Hall Tonight.
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Miss Clara GOldsby.

Furnished rooms to rent, ut COZ Avenue
&C." lttsS2t
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Herndon.
Turner Opera Hall tonight.
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Miss Clara GOldsby.
Turner Opera Hall tonight.
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Turner Opera Hall tonight.
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Miss Clara GOldsby.
Facts Worth knowing

Turner Opera Hall tonight.
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HerndOn

HernUOn.
Turner Opera hall tonight.
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HerndOn.

Turner Opera Hall Tonight.
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Miss Clara GOldsby.
Furnished Room Wanted November 1.

Turner Opera Hall tonight.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-16
WEST WASHINGTON.

An ad vertlsement OF three lines under tho
head ofwanted, for sale or rent, lost and found
or personal, can be inserted In THE EVENING
CRITIC three times for % cents.
Hermiono Lodge, No. 10, X. of p, Excelsior
Tent, j. o. II, and Section $50, Endowment
Rank, X. of p, held important business meet
ings last night.
eleven yoar-old daughter OF Onlcer Benton,
was about to cross the canal bridge at Jeffer-
oRavenue, by the sudden starting up of tho
boat team she was struck undor tho chin by
the tow-line and thrown some distance with
great force. She was taken I'm carriage by
Officer Robey to her home, 200S street, and
DR.. Appleby being called I'm pronounced her
injuries very painful bat not serious.
At the meeting Of tho Georgetown Masonic
choir held last evening Mr.. william L. Abbott
was elected leader pro tenn. The choir hope,
by the ilrst of the ensuing year, to secure for
that position Professor Sousa, leader OF tho
Marine Band.
High tide: 1924 this afternoon and IL 30
O. m. tomorrow.
Considerable rivalry appears to exist be-
tween the Georgetown and Washington lady
friends OF the Columbia Boat Club as TO whose
booth shall present tho finer appearance, and
this rivalry VIII undoubtedlo bring out q
splendid display.
Sailed Steamer @. O. Knight, Captain Chi
chester, for New York; steamer John Il. Hal
liday, Captain Crammer, 500 tons coal for Jer'
soy City.
Other ports: Schooner Annie NJ. Allen,
White from Georgetown, at Fall River Novem
her IL schooner Elliott B. Church, Conroy
from Alexandria, Mt Providence November III
schooners Hattie s. WILLIAMS, Bray, and VIII.
lam II. Huston, crowley, from GEORGETOWN, al
Smith, from Georgetown for Boston, at Vino
yard Haven November II,
The Evening critic., 1882-11-16
SLAP-DOCTORS
who Scare the SupcrstitiOus Ira East
Washington.

The colored residents OF East Washington
have become unusually suspicious OF slap.
doctors and body-snatchers during tho be.
ginning OF this season. Children are not al
lowed TO venture forth after nightfall, and
grown folks are very "circumspect" In their
movements. The fact that q few nights ago
the body of n colored woman was resurrected
by the agents OF medical college from Pot.
ters Field fIlod the dark.sklnned populaco
with alarm, and 1t was decided that In the
future watch should be kept over tho deathly
territory wherein the pauper dead are laid to
rest Secret meetings were held, and n nina
turo army corps OF well-armed colored men
formed, with a cOlored man named Proctor as
It's commander. The first occasion on which
their services were needed was last night, to
guard the graves OF Alexander Davis and
Ferdinand Barnes, two sable-hued citizens
who "gave up the ghost" at tho Freodmon's
Hospital, and were buried In Potters Fold n
few days ago.
The guard consisted OF llve men armed vari.
ously with antiquated shotguns, muskots, pep.
per-hoX pistols and bludgeons. They sat upon
The grave OF Davis all of last night and sneaked
away like foxes as the first gray streaks OF
morning appeared in tho east, without meet
ing any of the much feared bOdy-snatchors. II
II understood guards Will bo furnished tho
grave Of every colored person who Is unfortu-
nate enough to be buried In Potters' Field In
the future. Just what the city colleges are
going 10 do for cadavers is not known.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-16
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

An advertisement OF throo lines undor tho
head OF wanted, for sale or ront, lost and found
or personal, can bo inserted In THE EVENING
CRITIC throo times for % cents.
The following now arrivals arc reported for
yesterday by Harbormastcr sutton: Schooner
Thomas s. Parks, Captain Evans, 800 bushels
Captain Russell, 500 bushels oysters; pungy
Golden Rule, Captain Butler, 100 bushels oys-
ters; schooner James H.. Harper, Captain
Kelly, 10 cords wood for II. l.. Blscoo; barge
q. w. Bungle, Captain Bowers, 112 tons coal
for Potomac Steamboat Company; barge Iowa,
Captain Blank, ITO tons coal for 3. Emery.
The soldiers have at last arrived al the
ARSENAL from tho Gaithorsburg encampment.
The boys marched tho entire distance and
seem In much better health and ylgor than IL
they had remained under tho influence OF the
slckly marshes OF the Potomac.
Tho new building being erected by Thomas
W. Riley esq, at his wharucs, Will DO two
stories In height. The nrat floor Will be used
as warerooms and tho upper floor as barrel
factory. This VIII be the second barrel factory
on tho South Washington wharves.
Nearly 10000 German leather carp have
already been sent away by tho Fish Commits
sion this week, great many OF which were
sent TO the Northwestern States. Many of the
articles TO be shown by the Commission at tho
London Exhibition are now at the Armory
building.
Major Nicholson, OF tho Marine Corps, and
Commodore Parks, OF tho Chesapeake Il
Albemarlo Canal, arrived In the city this morn
Ing from Norfolk on the steamer Excelsior.
captain baldwin reports thht thousands OF
bales OF cotton are daily arriving at Norfolk
from different parts OF tho South.
Tho wharves have been crowded with lum-
ber In tho last few days. much OF 1t yellow
pine, from the Southern States.
Since tho cold, frosty mornings sot In Inn
monso nocks OF crows have been swarming
over tho Potomac marshes, apparently In
doubt whether to go south or not.
This evening the steamer George Leary,
which has been lying at tho wharvos for q
long timo, will bc sent 10 baltimore for a gen.
eral overhaullng and now boiler She will
return later In tho winter In nrstclnss order,
to resume her regular trips to Norfolk
Prices drug store Justly enjoys tho reputa-
tlon OF being ono OF the leading pharmacies of
tho National Capital. Nowhere can bo found
greater variety Of drugs ana patent medl-
cines. Visit 126 Seventh street southwest.
No branch Of human adornment has made
greater progress In tho last few years than
that Of boots and shoes. Adler Brothers, at
their large establishment at 501 Four-and.a-
half street southwest, have goods always on
hand from tho leading manufactures and
workshops OF the North.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-16

The windows of Semkins !ewelry store, on
tho Avenue, near Tonth street, present a
beautiful appearance. Displayed therein are
the numerous prizes and trophies won by tho
Columbia Boat Club, OF this city, during the
short period OF the past two years. The mum
ber OF magnificent articles include tho tro
phies CALAMITY carried OF by our boys at the
ing OF n pair OF handsome Inscribed SILK ban
ners, seventeen individual medals, won in the
four and eight-oared contests IN that city, the
and the latter with tho celebrated Metropolis
tan Club, OF New York, and which made the
Columbia Club champion OF tho United States
also the massive cup Won at the Citizens re-
gatta at Lynchburg; trophies of tho Frede
ricksburg regatta; the EUoninq star cup, and
large and elegant number OF individual aud
general trophies, the whole bespeaklng gal
liant record made by the club during the past
ana prospects for n brilliant future.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-16
A FATAL ASSAULT
Committed on % Boy i'm Maryland
What the Accused Says.

Charles Johnson, alias Charles Suit, the II.
year-old coloied boy who was apprehendod
yesterday by Onlcor Fowler, OF the Eighth Pre-
cinct, and Is held for the Maryland authorities,
charged with fatally assaulting the little son
of John Dant OF Prince Georges County, Nd,
by striking him on the head with stone, was
interviewed by CRITIC reporter In his cell
this morning.
johnson is n slim, rather dark youth, with
thick lips and very bright eyes. Ho stated
that himself and number OF other boys who
were then engaged in driving dirt carts at
Seabrook, on the Baltimore and Potomac Rail.
road, had been indulgiDg In stone battle, and
after the fight had concluded the little Danl
boy persisted in throwing stones at him, not
withstanding frequent rcmonstrances. "Don,
no said, "the boy wouldn't stop,
and so l picked up n stonc and flung It al
him and It struck him on de head. didn't
want TO hurt him, case he was smaller'n me-
When arrested johnson had soyen-shootcr 10
his hip pocket. The sheriff OF Prince Georges
County is expected 10 call for the prisoner TO-
day.
Mr.. Dant, father OF the injured boy, called
at tho station.hOuse last evoning and ldentl-
fed Johnson as the assailaut. When asked
about his sons condition, hO said It was quite
precarlous, and that little hope Is entertained
Of his recovery, rs the skull Is badly frac
tured. johnson is much alarmed, and fears
that the Maryland authorities will hang him.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-16
THE JEANNETTE BOARD.
No Testimony To-day NindcrmaD
and NOrOs to Take the Stand when
Melville Gets Through.

The Jeanette board mot at 10 o'clock this
morning, but the record of yesterday not
being completed, took a recess from 10 o'clock
10 1 o'clock this afternoon. Tho interesting
details brought out by Engineer Melville yes.
terday served to increaso his daily audiences
and quito crowd, mostly ladies, were on
hand this morning, only TO be disappointed.
Mr.. Melville will conclude his testimony
probably In another days session. He Will be
followed by Ninderman, whose narration Will
be confined mainly TO the separation from
DeLong and party and the meeting with
Melville at Bulun, TO whom he furnished data
on which tho subsequent search for tho re-
mains of those who perished was constructed.
Noros Will follow Ninderman, and give similar
testimony.
1t Is now believed that the board VIII con
clude the taking of testimony In about ten
days. 1t Will take them about n week To
formulate their report. Tho testimony and
report are to be printed, and, being so volum-
inous, will be Issued In n series of volumes.
The board met at 10 o'clock, but instead of
resuming tho examination Of Mr.. Melville, re.
sumed reading the record. No testimony VIII
be taken today. When the board adjourns
this afternoon 1t will be to moet on Monday
next.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-16
PERSONAL.

CAPTAIN LORENZO A. BAILEY, of the
Light Guard, and his charming wife, nee Miss
Brooke, daughter of Colonel Hunter Brooke,
have returned to the city after "honeymoon"
trip north. Captain Bailey is promising
young lawyer and enters married life with
brilliant prospects for the future. The pair
received number of handsome and costly
presents; among their number Mrs. Bailey re-
ceiyed beautiful gold watch from her grand
father.
Mr.. ROBERT GRAEME, of Richmond,
Va, a well-known Old Dominion journalist,
arrived here last evening. Mr. Graome was
ono OF the original members Of tho old
National Rifles OF this city, when the COM
pany was organized In 1850 with Captain
Frank d. Schafer as commanding ofllcer. He
mand taken In front OF the National Hotel on
tho evening before Its departure for Rich
mond In 1850 to take part In tho unyeiling OF
the state Statue, and 1t Ia probable tho mo-
mcnto will bc publicly exhibited In one OF our
store windows.