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New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
1vorrPITs FOR MISSING STEAMSHIPS.

No tidings of the City cf Berlin were received at
the office of the lnman Line YESTERDAY, Inc agents
i9ycd by some accident TO her machinery, ana thdt
She viii be able to reach port Many inquiries were
made regarding the missing steamship yesterday.
n"J somc of Tio,e applying for information were
,ot easily assured of her safety. Nothing further
WAS learned of the Iitania and America, both oi
which were due at En- gliSh ports many days ago.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
HIS WIFE JUSTIFIED N ABUSING HIM

Bernard Gunther. German thlrtr-hve years Old,
who h;t, been employed m Weber, piano factory al
Scycnrh-ave and Scycnteeuih->t.. attempted 70
commit suicide vest rday IN the street near the
works by sabbing himself IN the breast win
vond-car,cr's chisel III, wound was not serious,
and aft r il had been dressed by surgeon at the
Ncw-York Hospital h, wa, allowed 10 60 10 ms
home, al No. 1913 East liO Iston-st. Gunther mas a
XII. 1"d four children lie refused 10 say vester-
day what had moved him TO make the attempt at
,.ii-dcstgucilon Ills wife berated hn souniiy af-
ter his return home, and he admitted tnat ne had
hetn foolish.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
THE CAUSE OF MR.. RooES DEATH

TO me Editor Of The tribune.
SIR: Ii is the wish of the family of the late
Edward F. Rock that il should be known that the caus"
of his death not s0me affection OF the BRAIN as
erroucougly stated in TEL THBUNE hut Hr-hs disease
of thc kiLncye which had existed about ten months.
~ A FRIEND OF IHL FAMILY.
Ne,r- YOvI March /, 1852.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

He went twice to find the entry clerk but not see-
Ing him sent the cloak to Miss Strtevant, thinking
not know that be had violated the law until he was
questioned by Special Agent Brackett He them
went TO sec Collector Robertson, who said IL was a
small matter From the manner in which his state
ment was received, he did not think he had been
guilty Of violating law. lie considers it ridicu-i
lous charge that he should attempt to cheat tho
Government Of Sl4 50.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
yrS. VAIL LoDGED ~ i BRooELTNJILL

Mrs Wall. who shot her husband on last sunday
M [ryI'tr chit L. l.. was taken yesterday iron
The Town Hall. where she has br,n confined, To the
H2yInoud street Jh IN brooklyn she ma c2''r CON-
f,r,ahle uu,rcrS on the second floor I'd her nlhrt
j. allowed to he with hrT great part ot the Uii'
In'.lc samuel D. Morris, az hrr special request nag
become associated with Mr. Bui IN the co"duc VI VI
Io tri,i i'm Bro,klyn In preference 70 NrN-loik, ~
.hr thinks the s,mpathg and help of her friends ana
u.Irhbors of NcN-Uuccht val be tayor1b!c o. ,.,r
G,,rrr Knox sent two officers OF Flith lIto!htS
If liroodv las. night to lhe Raymond ; rect Jals
warrant for Mrs W.ll, utthcl were IclUsoI
psIinl-siou TO serve n.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
sunr IN A BEER SALOON.

In \ drunken ARRAY in the beer-Shop at No 3
First-st.. Yesterday, a young rulian known m the
uci.hboIhood rs Fatty Bean OF No. lV9 Madl'
son-st was struck on the head VIII beer glass ny
a yuuth whose name was said 10 be Robinson, Dut
yyRnSn oddrrs, was unhnoWn. Bean began the
fght and threw "A stone MATCHBOX and char at
RooIn.oE. They were put ont ot tAe 2h"P ana on
dictinc severe but not dangerous wound. RoOin-
Son csg5p It, Bean was under the influence oL
Houor The police sent him TO Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
i 80 WoNAN ~ NELLg HELP.

There is q woman, by name Mrs. Margaret
WuHams living Or SO 3G Jocl-ou"t, rcar M.nr1c-t.,
whol- reduced 10 despair hy hunger aud Inability 90
support herself and her children sno Is an excellent
Iaun. rc.s and declared 10 ur worthy woman. The
Kind heart ar. rrGlc.i a 90 send lit. money 90 her
or cr present needs and To- enable ri to gain rrHEih
enough 10 on once mor To- Geek "uiA. oi li more
ronf,utui Hr-. Fanny Barrow, Of No. 80 lu-t ILtty
hist, win gladly receive any gita, aud take them 10
Mrs. Williams.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
IMPROVEMENTS TO A STEAMSHIP.

The White star steamship Baltic sailed from New
York for Liverpool yesterday. Ihl, voyage Will
complete her ur>t round Trip SInce the extensive
alterations that have been made IN her Her dining
slIoou amId,hps, extending ,nc entire width OF the
vessel and with sItinQS for nearly 2JO hI>t-claSS
p3s,rngcrs. has brcl rehtted. The cOmpanlon-way
leading 10 the saloon from the spar ana hurricane
decks las been enlarged 80 as 10 give two good
sized gaagwayS. aud 10y the addition of large ana
improved skllight abundance OF lIght and good
ventilation are secured for nis part of the vessel
Opening trOi the companion-way, on the prone
made deck, is the ladies parlor. Above the up
holsterv work ON the Settees are p3neis
in "Nicrlstinc' upon each OF which,
painted by hand, are representations OF
variau, flowers, lilies prcd0minatlug. The saloon
Is furnished luXurlously with velvet hangmCs, en-
broidered diyans and s,ained glass windows. Inc
snosIng-roum, opening from the companlon-way on
the spai deck OF the largest upon any ocean
Steamship Ihc promenade OF hurricane deck has
been ,ul rgcd to double it, former slle, giving "a
pr,meuade lGJ feet in length. improvements have
also been mace in the layaorles OF Doth allOon ANA
stcclacc in tnc sep compart ments Tor The sexes
i'm the stccragc and IN the aLdilon OF "A tea-tOon
for the stecrdgc passengers. Captain IdrS'H, the
couui3udc. las been on the line since II Was es-
taDli,hcd, and supervised the alterations.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
DrprrY-coLLECTOR BRIGGs'S CASE.

United states Dau.ct-Attomey Woodtord sent
LETTER stcrdav 10 Secretary Fu.g.r m relation 20
tlp. cnItpe Oi smuggling made against Drputy-
Cn.l,.t0r b!.L-s. Ucpcutl " Nool.ott says u ul,
l..t.r ilat uc u., ttIcull, examined o.. tiar- s
AND has received -tttemrnts from Deputy-tol cct-
or. Erigr, ANA ialou and Ur. NCDrt,kru. lac be-
uc.t, tic >plan.,.uu oil NJ. Bul-5 tJ uo cutlIrly
tuihuI. u NuIcn hr admits that hc " as guilty OF
a trrunlcal violation of the law, hut that he dld
uoj do any mIcuuonal wrong. Iuc DI--
ui,i-Atou,,l docs NOT propose to submit
thr matter to the GIduu july or 10 take
amy further action, unless directed by tnt
secretary of the Treasury. ln tne statement OF
D.pui,-t oli,ctor Briggs winch accumpaulc, tho
lritcr of tnU Ds.u,t-AtGorEey, he admits hay
INK One on board OF the vessel 10 gct - alIA cloak
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
MARINE HospIrAL GLFTs.

The New-Yorll state Auxiliary Women National
Relief A,-ociatlon has received acknowl dement's
from Slugcon-Geucral Hamilton, OF ciothl1i anu anu
HASN'T HoSotais 'sa at New York Chicago, St Louis and
I"uisyiIle. An appeal Is made by the Association
for prints, pictures and money ln,Sg can 4, ~
Ice sanford Recording Secretary, No. D seventh
nv
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

liar to Maine until the Fish Commission IS sue
ceeded in distributing them over the country. Ihey
differ from the ordinary salmon in their habit OF re-
naming in fresh water and in breeding there,
making thereby valuable addition to the fauna
of inland lakes. For some time now, the fish-cul-
turlsts of Germany have wanted this fish for the
Professor Bard of the United States Commission.
resnltel I'm the shipment OF the salmon eggs.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
OBITUARY..
CHARLES H. DALRYMPLE.

MoPRI,rowy, y. j., March 4.-Challcs II.
Darymple prominent citizen o. this place. died this
morning Of plcursy and pneumonia. He Was hity-t"o
wears old ard was Influential menberof the Ropuhi-
can party. He had served as mehnef "I tne common
Council Mr. Dalrympln leaves widow ald five chill
drcn The funeral scrvcrs Will DE hrd next Ntuhesuhy.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
nELp f0R cHARLEs NNIaAE
Ill I'LL IrLhnnc

To me razor ot me TrtbVue.
SIR: lucloscd fud s - for the bootblack
Charles Wright twill help 10 prot,c; the medal from
the w,a-her. Your mly Il. j. L.
lofh, t,J. -, l"--.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
REPRESENTATIVE TLEArNfNr N Tlrnr' re-

REEkIGENAilNE IKEA NJ ~ / II '''
yLK.-An ingenious apparatus D"S Dceh "'l'"1''~ -
49,, ,,,,Ia ~. Ia plf,, PARIS. namely. a. cooling cover
,, for u.e u t,phus fever II is formed OF tube o
caopcaouc eighty meters long, heutto oondf.oln 'e''o.
of equal lengths aud mclvsed between TWO pieces ..
cloth ihe tube being tIayclscd throughout by e',1
of co'd water. .t- two ends communicative "ih ~
trimming apparatus placed on table "l The foot 'i ''o
b.d The apparatus comprises two s'"p'"'N' J." =
parallel position each with AN adjoining 9" "',""'"
ui from which the stem ot the momel'r p'Je,,'I
-, t,,,orks al coflncc I'd wi. the two ends al ''o
.It ti,, aud the eases are connected on tho ''uo'
,., ,ne with TIE iuhc fiym reservoir lne otA,t "a
t,1 ubr al outflow for thu water tlat mas v''nI "A
~. mn. fnn the coNrIlr TO the ,to t'th ~ 'Sl r.
80. N, a.. to s, nd ,ho water through eipI k.'H ,,
a., m h torl, wi,h enables one TO jude OF 10, 20
, ot tr now ~ uilc the ia, rmo.',tt'' .'"." ~.
',,,,, al which tht water .er, aud i'a' hi
coyr.rt. IN. apparatus i' highly s'nsl' i stoIcock-,
~ Am of the urtuut OF one Ol utu,t o. 'i' ,re by
,r of both simultaneously, being followed ~ ''NN
tbrmOuotIlo variations.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
NO SYMPNTHY FOR CONDIUT 81 NLWARK.

StruLru II. Condict, director of the Mechanics
Emk ui Newark VINO Is charged VITA cumPIciy
with Cashier Baldwin in uI>app.yi"g the funds oi
tine bank and making tals' entries. gave b3il l"I
500 900 before tuItcd states Commissioner " hilt-
Lra' at Newark Yesterday morning. Aaron Cdltei'
OF the icNcrY manufacturing nm oi 'ul'l q
sloan, became hi- boudsnan. Dl9tlitt-A,t"lhey
kta,1ry asked That th- case Dt set down iol exam
I'm tiou u,\t Saturday. COrt!iudt Parker; ID"
cnun-.I for Cnrdirt. OBJECTED aud said his client
waved an examination untIl acton was taken Dy
the Grand .jur, at the ApI Term ol lhe OhIttu
~.itt, Court. Nr ktJsb.y insisted upon an cAdil-
nation. The matter va, allowed 10 i'eO 4oI INC
present aud will be argued next caiuiddy'
The arrest ol stephen u. J0ndlct was not sur
mrs. f., those who possessed some knowledge OF the
banks ait!irs. In Newark little or 40 sympathy IS
cAI,r.-srd ioI h,m. 1t Is believed tiat Ice mas Hdut
q doiIbclut" choice. of disgrace and punishment
>,.IIbrd bv h.lu, and the uayMchl 81 winch. most
people think, would bc simply RESTITUTION on LIS
'Te aGiravi,. in the case are dated several months
h.., showing tliat ali the facts now brought out
AGAINST him were iu possession O tl- other director
lr.oir baldwin VJ~ arIJ -ucu Tor sentence. IL mas
i.l,.,i.,d ,uai ever since the bank ldIcd tohHlct
has been under surveillance, Tie apprehension
b..uu t.lt be .Ould attempt 30 udu.i r ms prop
cr.N R,rrItIy Ic .O,k trp 10 Charleston, SCUM
Caoul for uo os cn-IOie purpose ana IL was az
In, lp.urn from In, tTp tina. nc ul,cohriru INA.
ti. pl,!uc4t ot the r2JO,OOO demanded would
make. uf!u beg taT \ director S3ld Af0tc'ihI tud
n tou,iict mad told what uc NucW at thy une the
discrepancies were communicated 10 MA ~ some Oi
- H. -. tl. i,rpl. Ar;l.t never have been per
mjtted 10 fam. and no loss would have been IN
culcl py creditors Conflicts large pronts rom
di,,oun.lug Nu-c.J, paper nave been from Tie List
q catI,. o. ,u-pI. ION d-oIu5i INN.
Receiver Frcuu ghilN,rn and District-AttO Orncy
Krasuty have uc,crniucd 20 bring clvll suIt
.ulI.,t Couuict !or 100000. This is the amount
ul ,hc increase in the BANK drucl nry amer May
1881 Viru to.dicL lcurucd OF BdidVuS euDeZ-
Z.curut, Yesterday the receiver oi the bank was
engaged i'm paying dividend oi 20 per cent TO cred
itor-. Tho receiver sa,s ne VIII nc ape 10 pay
% Der cent Uith his present assets and thai tnt
gu,ruut recovered from Londlct viii be additional
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
,lAcrARLANE 4 co. MIssING CAsHIER.

There were few new developments yesterday in
REGARD to the dsappe rance u iEI'I hoiI'oh' Tue
deI',ulrinp c,slurr Of Y. W. MacFaIlane n Go. The
acronnt IN ye.terday's TRIBUNE Of hls cmbezz e.
ncut was read win surprise Ny the buenc5, asooc-
0t,s ot the nrm. Many persons called al the ONCE
10 verify the report. OF these number was
eager 10 deny that George Nelson, the laie
nro, her-ln-llw of Mr. Macfarane, WaS a spend
tEuf. on 4 ds,Olute man, aud 80 likely o be an aC-
conplicc IN the cmbezLlrmvut, q, he RonddsonN al
lc., ID toa iIuBCNE reporter. The committee aP-
pointed to nycs Igatc the Affairs OF the hrm Held Il
Jopu a. Poole. would not disclose the PROCEEDINGS.
Experts are still at work on the accoant-uooHs
of the urm and It Will be number oi days before
police at Havana have been directed 10 watch iur
donaldson. ihc asIguc.. Mr.. Taylor, Is Icncent
as to tue steps brlug taken 10 apprehrni Ihr missing
r.sl1.r n i,,t,t.l That the nuu NIll not lose by
Eoua. .d-ou', cmJcI/lrmrut as be had tlrhi> 1t
tlrrr fr pousi uir bonos osuIrn on entering Its employ.
4 mf.,In. oi a.. creditors wIlt BE- neIu to-mouOW.
ii Eonal .,ous hous, nothing further cou.d be
learned a5 where nc was.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

The track on which The mon waIked N Ih' raIe
has been measured bv the City SurVey'r ). +; h"p-
uson who certified that If was go feet inches IN
length. an excess Of two feet i'll each mile OF 2GG
feet in 100 miles.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

All the above has been applied TO SIR. Gord"n7 IT,
lief VERY truIr yos--, -. ". HOD.i.
No. ~ Lasf y.tn-st Aco-IorA.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
sEEKING ms CHILDREN sEYEN YEARS.

Powell Smith who makes his winter quarters at
East Newark, is a gypsy. He was born IN England
and came to this country with q wandering band
his wife at Rochester y. T., about seven
i? Years ago. and after remaining away, several
weeks returned ard found that has boy and grl had
been carried of by his wiie's sister and taken TO
OF ,sy camp in the West. Ever since tina; time le
ba. searched for the children. Abont year ago be
learned that they had been given 10 one Thomas
arrived in that city he fouuu thai they had been re-
moved TO some other locality. Two weeks ago be
learned that the children were with stanley III Cam
dem Last Wednesday he visited Camden VITA 4
detective but Stanley refused to surrender the
children. Smith had him arrested and Wee Chan,
cello. Van Fleet gave the children TO the custody o
tb,i father who took them 10 his hom" IN East
\ w.rk smith owns considerable property N New
Jrrs.v and members of his band own property IN
Newark and Elizabeth.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
TEN m-RDERERs IN THE TOMBs.

William f. Knitting and Assembyman McClcl-
land. the counsel for William sIndram, the con-
demned murderer now in the TOmbs, have served
DistTict-AttOney McKeOn with notice that they
will make application to Governor Cornell on next
luesdaytOr a cOmmutatl0n OF their clents sentence
of death to imprisonment for life. Assistant DIS
trct-AttOrncy John Vincent will represent the pe0-
pie IN the application. lie will object 10 the hear
ing of any medical testimony "a 10 Slndrans pres
ent mental condition. III the application for COM
mutton OF sentence Is denied, the counsel icr tho
condemned man will present letters from the Rev.
II. +. Morgan assistant rector OF the Church OF th%
Heavenly Rest, and from the Rev. Mr.. OotIaie, OF
jersey City, requesting a reprleYc that thty haFe
further time to visit him. they regard him IN llJ
present spiritual condition entirely unit to die.
There are nine other murderers now confined IN
the IOmbs Augustus d. Leighton, 4 muiatto, was
convicted of killing his mistress, Mary Deanc' by
cutting her throat with a razor, IN West twenty
seventh-st., on June l6, 1850. Michael McGl0ln
was convicted on Thursday Of shooting LOUIS iiancr
while commi ting burglary IN the restaurant OK
his victim No. / II West Iwenty-slXth-st;, on De
ceInber 3O 1851 Giovanni Brglndi, on the night
of January 81, 1881, fatally stabbed Louis Don3tl
III the abdomen, III quarrel over game OF 'aiuS' @
drcd-and-eleventh-st Pasquale Mangone shot and
killed his his wife, Catharne ami jus iloih'I-ih-
son-st MIchael ilackett a Central Park policeman,
stabbed and killed his wife IA store uptown JOhh
O'ConnOr shot his wife, Ellen, In the tenement
house M No. 40i East Fifty -nmth-st. jeremiah
wears. in front of No. 93 BaXter-st, on
the evening of January %, lNs2. VIII,
lam Tracey shot thaTlc, ]. MIltI, spoI'nIS
man, in quarrel in the liquor store at No; l2l7
Broadway, on the night OF November !, 1921.
Luigi Chicette stabbed Nicolo 'antrIzen IN the
back n front of No II Mulberry st., as the result OF
a quarrel in a ncIghbOring liquor store.
Warden Finn has had Temporary partition con-
structcd the ground floor OF the first TER of cells
al the Tombs setting apart about half the space OF
the corridor for the convicted murderer sndram
and the deputy sheriifs w no watch over him. lhls
Arrangement was deemed eNpedlent on account oi
the many visitors. Should sentence be pronounced
on Leighton this week, lie Will be subjected 10 tho
same scClns!Dn.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
HELP FOR MRS. GORDON.

| To the Editor Of The TribVae.
SIR: | have received the following for Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

Besides this, the winner George liazaei, VIII re- f
ccivc the whole amount of the entrance hoIIeS III ~
GO TO the second man. He also gets di!lnonu
studded whp already described His hn Sntire nssonJ re
ceipts are $2l $50, besides The trophy liz c 10n
The scnre NJ tic md nf the Ilce was as follows
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

The expenses were as follows: For rent, etc,
Sl1 500; for managers, $1,000; total. $24,5oo'
The amount left to be divided among the walkers
is $25, 800 BY the conditions of the race the mon
ey is to be divided among the men in the following
ratio so per cent TO the first, 20 to the second u
o the third TO the fourth, to the htth ana 10
the sixth The amount each man Is entlteu 10 Is as
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-04

Whites, "a: colored, 5; McNcans, y; residents
45; strangers, 4. -. , ~ ,,o,,,
Mortality in each ward First ward, second
ward, II: third ward, ~; fotlrth "ar"' o. ''n-
knOwn,2.
Total number, 4:}. Whites, Il; colorcd, ];
males, II: females 2; Germans, =; lrlSh, :
English /: Mexicans, |; Americans, o; ltal,
iunS, |; African, |. OF these were discharged
at the end of the month as cured, ana re-
main on hand. ,
The diseases were: inflammation of the knee,
Joint. |: chronic diarrhra ?; ni'llarlal ana
.ypho-malarlal fcvrrs, I; heart disease l..
Dr. r. l.. Graves, the undersigned also at
tended to 81 patients at the county poor
house 10 or IL at the county jail anu aDout 30
sick persons at their residences The diseases
of some of these patients were OF serious
character. Very respectfully submitted.
X. MENGER City Physician.
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To Mr.. Henry Naturalization. :
The Gather.

San Antonio, bar. 3.l0; thermometer A.
Fort Sill, |. r., barometer, :H.5l: barometer p
Fort COnchO, barometer 300; thermometer g.
EIgle Pass, barometer 0.l2; thermometer Nj
Stockton. barometer, D.ll: thermometer ~
Brownsville, barometer 300; thermometer "a
Galveston, barometer 8.l4; thermometer 80
Palestine, barometer p6}; thermometer y
Shreveport, barometer W.l+: thermometer -
Little Rock barometer 81. 10: thermometer, T..
Vicksburg, barometer M3D: thermometer ~
Platte, Neb., barometer Dl2; thermometer, 81
Dodge City, barometer J.lI: thermometer, -
DeniSOn barometer, 3O.G: thermometer, ~
bismarck barometer 2ggg; thermometers s{
Elliott barometer, NA; thermometer, II
IndianOla, barometer 3.lO; Thermometer, ~
Port Eads, barometer, DR.: thermometer, -
Memphis, barometer 3.l2; thermometer IL
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-04
Watches. Jewelry and Diamonds.

made selections of the finest goods in my line
ever offered in the state, and have IN immense
stock now on display. would especially Gail
attention to my fine diamonds, whlch embrace
the richest and latest designs. Prices are low
and goods unsurpassed All the latest novel
ties in iewclry can be seen at my store. My
watch department contains everything III that
line alt iirSt-class and Stanard. | would be
pleased 10 nave you call and examine my stock
and can make it profitable for YOU.
l.. ROUvANT,
Commerce street. opposite ). Deutsch j. Co.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-04
Restaurant Brunswick,

VIM. Pell has just opened his recherche res
ing. He will delight in serving epicureans with
pOrter-house steaks, fine chops, all kinds of
saddle rock oysters on the half shell and other
WISE fresh salt water fish and all kinds OF game
with all the good viands of the market is con-
nccted with the establishment Mr.. Pell has
also taken charge of the lunch counter OF the
Vaudeville and under the arrangement now
complete will run two complete sets of attend
ents, cooks walters and all. One visit to him
will assure all who wish to enjoy strictly first
class fare. Fine wines and liquors of all kinds
can be had. u-lT-5m
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-04
Retail Dealers

OF San Antonio and vicinity can invest their
cash TO special advantage and to their interest
by going 10 Famous No. ., West Commerce
street near Main Bridge for job lots in notions,
hosiery. fancy goods. ladies and gents fur
nishing goods, etc. These goods are received
from firSt-class auction establishments of Saint
Louis and can be had at rates 10 a3tOnish the
natives. Peddlers full supplies always on
hand l. MARKS & Co.
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A Special Notice,

DON'T FORGET To GALLON
q. A. DU Err l. f r.,
36 COMMERCE STREET, -
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SWEETS.
FINE CANDIES PURE AND FRESH, ORNAMENTS
FOR THE CHRISTMAS TREE,
CANDLES AND CANDLE HOLDERS
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST
LARG EST ASSORTMENT OF
FIRE WORKS, FIRE CRACK ERS
CANNON CRACK ERS, ETC.
FUN FOR
THE BOYS,
ll-l7-t jan WITHOUT END
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Oats! Oats Oats!!!

At Heuermann and PctersOn,s, ;ss} Houston
street l2-l-}t
Notice to HOusekeepers and Epicureans
We are in RECEIPT of and will continue to re-
ccivc daily from this on all leading and fancy
groceries. We are pleased to especial call the
attention of our customers and the public in
general to the following lines of fresh goods:
Mess pork, picked beef, halibut,
homeless Goldfish, deep sea nackerel,
Russian sardines, Holland herring,
Uncanvassed Breakfast bacon,
Uncanvassed sugar cured hams,
Dried peeled and unpeeced peaches,
I" apples,
California pitted plums, fresh cranbcrrics,
Peach and apple butter in wood,
Pickles and chow chow in wood.
Splendid line California canned goods, new
crop.
Louisiana sugars and syrups, new crop.
Creamy and pine apple cheese, and every
thing else that ever was found i'll ii trst-cliisS
grocery store.
Satisfaction guaranteed in goods and prices.
LOUIS LAMBERT,
ll-l1-lm Opp. Maverick Hotel.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-04
Artistic Work.

pOinSard of Alamo plaza has constructed 4
handsome bachelors armour for Mr.. jacobs OF
Atascost county. The mRterial used is white
pine 1t contains three drawsrs, Il locker at
the top and the bottom and ii closet Tor clothes
Mr. Poinsard is now making a bookcase of the
same material. 1t will have Two drawers, Il
locker and four shelves which may be adjusted
To the length of any book
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-04
City Items.
Gallagher's Bartender.

Dem peoples is crazy: dis mornn' Teller
comes in un' prcaks his arm nit de table out
an says dot Jones elected: den anoder hummer
runs in ind smashcs de chairs nit de room
around und says Ireland bis elected putty
coon anOder lOafcr schumps in und looks
through de bottom of n bcrr-glaSs up, breaks
his fist nit de counter down und dances init his
hind feet behind his legs und say nobody Is
elected. De country is boosted and SO would
Gallagher be-did he not keep the finest liquors
in the city. Open day and night. II
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-04
At the Arbeiter Verein.

The play, Paris in Pommern" was the fea-
t,re Of the evening, the whole went over the
boards well, huttwO slow. The Peddler of He
brew extraction and the notary We're the chief
characters the latter lacked schooling and
study. The hall was crowded. y tablcan and
dancing finished the evening.