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The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

Fifty eight million dollars l. the estimated
value of finger rings ofthis country actually worn.
and still there are people enough 90 20 hack.
ing and coughing because they do not wan, g. in.
vest % cents for n bottle u Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02


ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN THE MATTER OF THE INSOLvENT Es-
TATE OF HENRY KAISER. IN THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.
ORDERED, This lIth day Of November. 1852,
that the sales of the property mentioned In these
proceedings. made and reportedby Alfred J. Carr,
Permanent Trustee, this llth day of November,
1852, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause 20
the contrary be shown or before the ih day
ef DsceHJer, lSs2, provided n copy Of this order
be inserted Ia some newspaper printed in Balti-
more county. once = week for three successive
-s-ks before the 18th hry n December. 1889.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be S3.-
$1,000.
WILLIAM N. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy--Test:
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
Nov. lS.-tt.
rI,IIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testamentary
on the estate Of
JACOB :. F0RNEY,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims ngainsi the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 20 the
subscriber,
on or J.Jore The jih day Of juno. 1883
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 20 said e..
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this sth day Of Nov. iss2.
WILLIAM A. RUSSELL,
Nov. ll.--itsl Executor.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

SB-An "onplsasantness" has sprung up be-
tween the city aud the county hre departments
which win not result In much good TO property
owners In the Belt The county Ere boys ough,
% be daily .haakfsi for any assistance rendered
BY the city department, and such petty jsaIousis'
ss nov appear on the surface ough, 10 be banish-
cd. They are not eredi,abls 20 The county depart
ment.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

ce-President Arthur on Tuesday appointed
Col VIM. c. Church. Of Nsu York, editor Of the
AIRY aad Nary Jour~ai, one Of the eommissiea-
srs to examine twenty-five miles Of the Nsrthsn
Pacific Railroad.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

es-Ths cS~ss and Adrsysissr, Published ct 81.
Michasls, Talbot county, Ma, has been sold By
Mr.. George Z. HadiAuAy 10 Mr.. JOhn I. Harri-
son, who has already assumed control.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

jFs-The For,y.sevenih Congress will convene
for the short session on Monday next, and will
expire by constitutional limitation on the I,h Of
March, ISs3.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02
TOR SALE,

An IRREDEEMABLE GROUND RENT N
Towsontown. TWELVE DOLLARS PER AN
MUM. Very desirable. Apply 10
FENDALL A MITCHELL,
Attorneys at Law, smedley Row, Towsontown.
May 6-tf
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02
Legal Notices.
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.

Alfred J. Carr, Attorney at Law, " Lexington
Street, Baltimore, Md.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02
DEATHS.

STIEFEL.-0n Esd Of y W em Der. in Phiiadelphia.
Jane W., in the l5th.ycar Of her age. daughter
Of Edward W. and Jane stiefel, Of Carroliion,
Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02
NEW NOTION STORE
~ ~ ruE
STORE ROOM ADJOINING MR.. AUGUST
L0o>ES CLOTHING STORE.
T0wS0STOwN. ND.

The Misses ADl having taken the store on the
York Pike. in ToWsontown, adjoining the mer.
chan; tailoring establishment Of Mr.. August Loose.
will open on tie FIRST or DECEMBER, lSS2.
With full line and a fine and complete assori-
meni Of NOTIONS. DRESS TRIMMINGS. La
DIES AND CIIILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
LACES. RIBBONS. NECK WEAR, COLLARS.
CUFFS. FANCY GOODS. GOODS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS, suitable for presents TOYS. &c,
which they will sell at reasonable rates. They
ask share of public patronage. Nov. Eft
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

cs 0n0 $4,000. e2.5OO, $1,000
CO.UUU.t LOAN ON GOOD RARMs IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY, at 9 per cent. Also,
e5o,t00 10 loan In sums 10 suit
THOMAS HILL,
Fayeste 4 81. PAal streets, Baltimore.
Nov. ll.--3m.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

TWO SUMS OF $500 EACH. AND
J. SUNS OF $1,000. $500 and S20O To LOAN
on FIRST CLASS MORTGAGES AT PER
CENT. Also. TEN HOUSES In the city TO EN-
CHANGE FOR A GOOD FARM In Baltimore
county. Apply TO or address
:. PARKER BOsLEY,
Attorney at Law, Towsontown, Nd.
Nov. iS.--tf.l Towsou p. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

thur eiaen anbern Mann mad Berlin fen
ben iolIen.
Sn SnbtanapoIts. Snb., tast'
tar1li& bie StaatS Gonuenitsn be,
,@reeuba6Ier". @eneral @eaue,
uou Soma mar ais @aii anweienb. De
eelteuprebiser De Ia Rartpr. iest Rh'
slieb bes gousreaes, fab,te ben Vorfis.
Die pIatfoim uerIaust, bab aues @elb pon
ber @esieruns ausseseben Derbe, teines
pen ben NatiouaIbanteS, bab ber 0unb
unb bie Staateu bte Arbeit i9ateu iOlen,
bab bas a4tifunben' @eies In 3raft &C.
istt werbs; bab bic Bombs Der Ver. Staa
ten ut9t refuubirt, ionberu beim Gduiswer'
ben In @reenbads su besablen finb; tetn
3anb mebr an bie giienbabn NonopoIiiien
su Seri4euteu; alIes 0ifentli&e 2anb fir
uirtli3e anRsbIer; cine srabirte ginsom'
mentttuer; Oppoitiou seseu bic Sermeb'
runs Der faebenben Hrmee. e.-Die Gonueu
tion nomtutrte etn polleS Staatsti6et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

tretdr, Yonionbp, jos auf Der 1oIt,eiwa&e
bic n6tbiseu greuubisuusen eiu unb ma9t.
@labifone uon benz 0orfaQ telesrapbii&
RthbeiIuns. Bie aus ipdteren Depsf@en
beruorsebt. mar We2ean aus 2oubon 3u
5ub mad @iubior sesommsn. BORT
brdnste er f& Bet autunft Der R5uisia
bur& bic Reiben Der Stubenteu uon gaton
College, weI&e sesommen waren bic
90ntstn su srdbeu, aub bate bic abR9t
7e betm gtniteiseu su uorben. Yrin3sfftu
Deatrir unb Der 2eibbieuer Der R6uistn, 3.
1.oun, iaben ben Wanu iieIeu, aIs bts
eutf4e f& IN Gang seiett. Der S@ub sins
iiber ben Wasen btuwes. Die 9useI i@Ius
irseubwo an u. mar pIatt, aIs man f1e fant.
Der 0orbbube uarb por ben @t4ter se.
bra@t uub ba ftellte es R@ berass, bab e.
eiu pertommeuer Buri&e II unb bsretts
bretmaI TN Rarrenbaus iaB. aus benz er
3ulett TN Septemter In 2onbon entIaiIeu
warb. Bet ibm aufssfuubsne 8ri.fe ia
gen, bab Ct sesuuusen iei, Elm gsrbre9en
sesen bie bo&u.atbtse artRoeratie 3u bsse.
ZEN. neil ite ibu ui&t unterfiiste, In benz
auberu faste er, Ct babe bas VoIt erf@ree,
Ten uollen. Die sanse ensliide Natiou
beseuste ber 36nista lire GbeiIuabme uub
uou alleu Seiteu fh6mten gonbolen3bepe.
i&su ju. Der Verbre@er wi,b iein uerab.
f&euunsswarbises 8estnuen nit bem Eobe
baBen.
Su @ubIanb fpielte fi@ usrsansens
@O@e elmer ieuer srobsn RibiIiifsuproesfe
ab, wie f7e bort an ber Easessrbnuus ftnb.
Go ffauben mebrere Dusenb Ansstlaste
uor ben S&rantsn bss @eri&tes uuter ber
8ei&ulb:suns bei eiusm Gomplott sesen
bas eeben bes @3areu bstbeiIist seueien 3u
ieiu. llnter ben ansetlasteu waren msb'
rere Trauensperiousn.' Der pros.B parb
sebsim unb init pieIer Strsnse ssfabrt.
@ruppenveiie wurbeu bic ansetlasten nor.
senommeu unb Osrb6rt. aQe bis auf 3usi
beeanntsu it& i&ulbis. Dte Resieruns
erbieIt wt&tise aufi9laHe aus ben BE.
tenntnifeu. sSo besei&nete @ui!ianoff
alIe Ansaben bes usrRorbsueu Goldberg
far unwabr uab iaste aus. bab WeIisou,
70 Ianse e. an ber Sptte Der Resieruns
seRanben. bur3 cine Dame NIT bem Nibi'
lifaen gerbtnbunsen unte,baIteu babe. Der
SuRismiuiiier orbuete bic abfaifuus eines
beionoereu Protosols lbsr bieie wi9tise
Ausiase an. Eor benz tlrtbeiIsipru@ Gam
nod etne Seene im geri&tssimmsr uor.
fubsm elmer Der 9efauseneu NIT bsm
woblsliusenben Nauen Rlpstoti&uitoff,
ben @ertuIoff, Der In ber AbR@t, bas
SobssurtbeiI uou it& ab,uweubeu, &C.
gen m.brere Witausstlaste 3eusuiB abs
ssIest bate, NIT ben Dorten: .Rimm
bas uon Dsinen Witsefanssnen! !"
gu Tobe usrurtbeilt uurben 3ebn Der Nm
setlasten, wesen GbeiInabme an Der Ct
;buns bss 3areu, bte anberen erbieI
ten 2uanQ8arbett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Anstdnotf@e 2euuo(A Aa,l.

Aus eatf&Ianb IL wieber ui@t
piel Neuss ju u,elbeu. Ob ber 9abeliunse
es ni@t ber Mabe wertb bdIt wesen Spree
aiben isin Sufirument In Uepesuns ,u
feten, o6er Of aberbaupt tn ben ianbiseu
Steppeu Der Mart bic Reutsseiten seit~ek
Iis ni@t sebeiben, turs uub gut, q sibt
beaer ri4ts Di&tisss ,u bert@tsn. Do&
liest iett BE aussesei3nete Rebe DOR, bte
@inbiborf aber bas neue preubii&e 9ir'
9enssist bieIt. Die foIseaben weniseu
@orte. aus ietner @ebe iinb seuasenb
~ seiseu, wsl&eu giRSru6 bie VorIase
auf ben sroSen Yarlameutarier sema9t:
Sd MID NIT Offenbeit iasen, wsI&en
Gin6rud bieie 8orIase auf MID sema&t
bat. Dte Worlase bat auf MID ben Gin
brud sema&t, ale ob mon, aa&bsm ss
mt6Iunsen n, bur& a1erbanb anbere Mit'
tel bie GentrumSpartet ~ fprensen ober
IabmauIeaen, R& nun eintiIbet, man fdppe
baS Tolt bur4 Disberberri&tuus bes du'
6eren @eraaeS Der &tr&e slauben ma4en,
nun wdre ber Gultureampf uerbei. Nuf
bteie Deiie wil uan 6enn BE Ddbler uer.
anIanen. teine Gentrumsmduner mebr bter'
ber ~ f&iden!"
DinbtborR sIautt alio ni&t. bsmerft
baau bic ,3merita' bab q BEN Gariien
1ismart NIT bem reIisi1ieu 6rteben wtrs'
lid GruR IL. l1ns In Der Ebat bat Der
uadere Gabrer ju folder Reinuns wobl
@runb. Sabre lang IL bereits mit bsm
rSmif4en etubIe uerbanbelt worbeu. Die
berIiner @esieruua ueib gang seuau, mas
lift tewiuist werbeu tauu unb mas ui&t.
Die frisbliebeube @e7nnuns bes papfes
bat Re felber au wiberbolten Naleu aner'
sannt. E.Osbeu i@liebt aud Der pieIse'
rabmte sewanbte Baron uon S&I6ssr tsin
Mbiommen. au& wirb fein @eistentwurf
eiusebra&t. ber ben Raiseiesen lire unsr .
trdsli&en 6drten nimmt. Die Staatsrs'
sieruns MIL nar bic Sreibstten ber 9irGe
In ,@naben' u.rwanbelu. nit bensn fis bic
Ra,boIiten bann tirren mag.
Dabst ma@t ber Uuubesratb aud ni&t
bie entiernteiae MuiaIt, ben auf 8inbt'
borRs Nutras ~ Stanbe selommsnen, bsr
eelisisnsfrei9ett saniitseu @ei&stassbe'
f&Iub. aud nur In grwdsuns ,u ,isbsn
3ann man q ba ben Orsaueu beS Gen'
trums perbenten. uenn Re amerilanii9.
3aRdnbe ben 70 uerwtdelten preubii&eu
uor3iebeu2 0enn Re fi& mit ben usrnanf'
tiseren 2iteralen Serbtnben unb aud au|
poItspirtbi i&aftIt&sm 0sbiste. sbne @ad.
R&t auf Die @aui4e ber @esteruus, ibr.
eisenen @ese sebena
@ie man itebt, Rimut uniere i&su
fr1ber m.breremale auSsebradte anR&t
aber baS neue &ir&ensefet seuaa NIT BE-,
arii4t Der iduarsen PesIe bon Nsppeu
unb ber ,Nmerita" aberein.
@ie eSi&eint. mar % pauI Bert
grnR NIT ber bsi ieinsm @adtritte aaSse'
lobsnsu Drobuns. bab er bie ale gultus'
miniRer usrbreiteten Ssisseutwarfe all
Dtputirter In Der Rammer sinbrinssn unit
pertbeibissn werbe. Sn Der Sisuns uou,
Z. Gebruar bra&te Ct bret @siessntwarfs
auf einmaI eta: Der srfe banbelt .uon be,
SffsntIidben Nuslbuua bes BetenntniiIes In
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-02
LIGHT SPARKS.

Street laborers received $751; wages from
the City to-day.
City school teachers received their salaries
for November to. day.
A collision occurred on avenue c yesterday
afternoon between Dr. Terrells buggy and an
apple wagon.
The percheOn stallion on exhibition ut the
San Pedro park is beauty. This horse was
imported for the CapOte farm.
The work of constructing the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande railway from Fort Worth to
Brentwood will soon be commenced.
The residence of Mr.. Dietler on Losoya
street was burglarized night before last and ii
large quantity of wearing apparel stolen.
C. NJ. Aken's delivery wagon was upset on
avenue c, near Houston street yesterday af-
tcrnoon and quantity of goods spilled.
Grand concert at Jonas garden tomorrow
all kinds served. Perfect order may be relied
on.
Two large bucks, a turkey, cayOte and
two sandhilI cranes were killed with five bullets
by Mr.. j. V. DigaOwity while he was out gam
inga few days ago.
at D. p. m, yesterday, was not delayed by
being off the track rs reported, but by waiting
for the Missouri Pacific connection at Taylor
Thursday evening Masonic Order of the
Eastern Star was organized and officers elected
Worthy Patron. John Walsh; Worthy Matron
Mrs NJ. SharC.tin; Associate MatrOn, Mrs. l.. L.
Hamilton; Secretary, Miss c. V. Fisk.
-SOletlad street Methodist church, w. j.
Young. pastor. Sunday school at 91a Il. m
preaching at II Il. IN, and ~ p. IN. Morning
subject MANS contradictions of God. y
Evening subject "Night scenes in San Anto-
Mo. All are invited. Seats free.
George Bird, of Iynton Villas, Brooke
Road, Upper ClaptOn London, England, wants
information of his son, A. w. Bird, supposed u
be in San Antonio or vicinity. Amy one who
cangive Information will please send tho same
to the LIGHT office.
The American Sketch Book, published by
Mrs. Bella Swisher, at Austin, finds new con,
tributOr in Mrs. Agnes Jean, who ha3 recently
written some delightful letters from Colorado
to the San Antonio Express. Mrs. Jean will
make San Antonio her first theme in the
Sketch Book, and we predict valuable write
up of our city from her pen
Burglars entered the residence of Charles
Cotton. the city editor of the Express, ycster-
day morning, and stole n ladys gold watch and
chain, valued at SlC3, IL set of sleeve buttons
and 81 or s. in money. The watch is small,
chased outside. of A. :. MerInOd make and
numbered $3.50. The chain is long and fine, con-
stFucted in links large and small, each of the
large enclosing three of the small. mnia-
ture gold tea pot and II gold pencil-holder de-
pend from the chain.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-02
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA.
Something About the Company to Perform
Here Next Week.

Mr.. Charles f. FOrd's celebrated comic opera
company will begin Il brief season of English
comic opera at Turner's opera hall, on Tues
day evening next, December eth, and during
their engagement here they will present the
following operas in superb style:
Thursday evening, Johann Strauss the Waltz
Kings most famous opera '"The Merry War
Friday evening, Audran's charming compost
tiOn, "The MascOtte;" Saturday matinee, Solo
lor," and on Saturday evening, Gilbert and Sui
livan's famous opera, Patience will be pre-
sented in San Antonio for the first time. 1t
was originally produced by this company in St.
Louis, Mo-, under Mr.. Ford's d.
rection, three months prior to its
presentation at the Standard theatre, New
Audrans beautiful companion opera to the
'MascOtte," entitled 'Olivette," will be sung.
Mr.. Ford's company numbers 40 artlsts, and in
man and Miss Marie Bockel, supported by such
we-known actors as Geo w. Denham, Chas
H. Drew, Chas. F. Lang, Philip Branson, Misses
Genevieve Reynolds, Louise Kissing, Nellie
Page and Clara Peck: Below is an extracl
from the Savannah News showing how the
Merry War was received in that city:
"A very large and fashionable audience,
Ford English Opera company in their rendition
OF JOhau Strauss great success entitled 1.-THE
Merry War; last evening. The expectations
in regard to the opera were fully realized, and
the audience testified their appreciation and
delight by frequent and very enthusiastic APP
plause. The music is bright, sparkling and in
spring, and the incidents are amusing, the
costumes brilliant, the dialogue and recitativc
spicy, without the slightest bordering on ndeli-
cacy, and never has presentation seem
ingly been greater enjoyed by an
appreciative audience. Miss Marie Book
ell, who is great favOrte in
Savannah, and possesses Il charming voice,
assumed the role of "Violetta," the widowed
countess, very charmingly, and was greeted
with cordial aDDa Miss no ha nm, NJ
Elisa" was capital piece of acting, and her
duet with "Balthasar' the parental duet, was
enjoyed immensely, and had u hearty encore.
Miss Genevevc Reynolds, a young lady of re-
markably fine presence, graceful and wnsome,
most admirably persOnated the character OF
"Princpss of Malapisna." In action and voice
she was excellent and her role could not hav.
been better filled. Mr.. Denham made great
hit rs "Bathasar,' and Mr.. II. Z. Drew had
several recalls as the Marquis. We may also
commend Mr.. Lang's "Umberto Spnola." Al
together the opera was very evenly and clever
ly given. The drill of the Princess army was
superb, and was enthusiastically encOred.''
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-02
WEISS DENIES
That he has knowledge of the Reason fol
Miss ROssy's Conduct.

Miss Columbia Rosy, the young lady who
threw herself in ditch of water near San Pc
dro Springs yesterday, while in a delirium, has
almost entirely recovered from her illness
she stated to a visitor this morning that while
walking near the Springs she conceived two
Authorizations, that the heat of the sun was so
intense it would soon destroy her and that sew
eral she saw were pursuing her for the pur-
pose of burning her. To escape the awful fate
her diseased imagination had coniured she
jumped into the ditch. She Gid not remember
that she assigned to her rescuers any reason
for her action, nor that mentioned the
name of Willie Weiss. She stated
that she was not acquainted with Mr. Weiss
Mr.. Weiss, who is in the C.lplOy of A. b.
Frank Il Co., said he knew nothing more about
the occurrence than he had learned from the
newspapers. He was not acquainted with Miss
Rosy, but he regarded her and the other mem
bers of the family with the highest respect.
Miss Rosy is of medium SIZE has Il dark com
plcXion, and altogether is rather prepOssessing
She was ill all last summer and lately the pupils
she teaches remarked that she acted at times in
II queer manner. DR.. Hadra, who is the ply
stefan in attendance, said she was suffering
from the effects of OVerta ring her brain.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-02
Pee Bee Lee,

The American typographical tourist, Pee Bee
speeding the city After long separation, he
met here an Old chum, Jas. A. Baker, a typo,
who always travels in special box car, when
ever he can catch on" The meeting wns q
scene longto be remembered. Peter stopped
At Kyle to see his DID friend Casheii, of the
IN utshell whs. gave him the following per
sOnal: WI
Peter u. Lee the renowned ifuidical typo
his morning paid Kyle diving visit ON foot
ana was immediately rendered the yenprous
hospitality of our citizens. He is the hest me-
served Tin liQu0l printer within our knowI-
edge, and, although over fifty years of aye
Woliid readily pass for a man of thirty "a. ia
pow on his twenty sixth annual tour of 7 ,.x a.
"a the interest Ut SiftngS and numerous sa,,s,ns
tie goes hence with the best wishes ~ lhC Mr..
she'll, ana II the bridges all up IN be due in
San Antonio Monday " ening>' - A
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-02
DIDN'T TREAT HIS CHILDREN RIGHT
That's Why Feather was Struck by Taylor
Day Before Yesterday.

w. b. Taylor was fined s. this morning NV
Feather. His version of the II fiair is as follows
Feather, who lives in house on Macon street
rented from Mr.. Taylor, was in the habit of
cruelty beating his children for trivial
all, the youngest three years of age. the
eldest girl of fifteen. Her mother is dead
and her duties fell to the oldest child. This
girl was beaten SO badly by Feather DAY before
yesterday that she decided to run away. and
she has not been heard of since. Feather him
self went away from home and left his children
uncslred for and without food. Mr. TAYLOR re-
monstrated with him and declared he would
report him to the police if he did not act beItsr
Ihereupon the two qlIarreled and eventually
Feather received thr.lShiny
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-02
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Items Cleaned In the Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.

DR.. Wheully, of BOerne, is in town.
Frank LamOthe, of BOernc, is ut the Central.
j. Thornton started for Kansas City this
morning.
Sheriff b. G. Davis of Fort Concho is at the
Central.
Sheriff Oglcsby, of Maverick county, is at
the Menger.
DR.. s. l.. Johnson is again in the city. He is
booked at the Central.
Ben Hirschtield, selling Cincinnati whisky, is
in the city and looking us pretty as ever.
Judge O. F.. Hunsackcr of Ell PasO, an old
resident of San Antonio is visiting the city.
Charles Snyder major dOmO for Col lander
son, left for Col. ZandersOn's ranch this morn
ing.
c. G. Gibbs, general freight agent for the
Sunset, has returned from the Piedras Negrtis
eStus.
G. w. Wilson, who has been running pas
senger train ON the Mexican National, arrived
to-day.
Mrs. Canterbury left for Eagle Pass this
morning to pay visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Watkins.
passed through the city Ell route to Eagle Pass,
yesterday.
X f. Brown and his son, d. Brown, have
come on prospecting tour from st. Louis.
They are at the Central.
Il. Knippenberg, agent for the Anheuser.
frem successful business trip to Monterey.
Major Nathan, chief engineer for the Inter-
national Improvement company passed through
on this morning train for his home in Iowa.
VIC. Wilson, an old conductor of the Inter-
national, returned from Monterey this morn
ing. He leaves in the morning for Houston.
John A. Beckmann, now of Ccstac!, Ova,
formerly of San Antonio, is in the city pllr-
chasing stoves and will remain until Monday.
J. w. Honey arrived from Austin last even
ing. He intends to engage in the furniture
business in Michael's building on Commerce
street
Parish, the postal clerk who examines mail
agents on the roads in the San Antonio mail
district, is expected to arrive here within few
days.
PecOs railway, is up from Laredo and staying
ut the residence of his mOther-in-law, Mrs.
Sibert.
r. +. MOsley arrived this morning from the
Monterey springs, where he tested the cllra-
tive powers of the waters during Il stay of four
or five weeks.
Thomas Hill, the Sunset conductor who died
at Devils rivera few days agO,was well known
in San Antonio and was highly esteemed for
his many good qualities.
Henry OOthcut, the father of Mr. John Doth
out of OOthOut & Nash. died in Stamford,
Conn.,, Il day or so ago. His son was with him
during his last moments.
Frank Ferris, station agent at Laredo for the
International railway, passed through the city
yesterday on his way to the north, where he
will spend Il few weeks vacation.
James A. Herne, Miss NJ. CorcOran and Little
Maud Thompson are at the Maverick, j. V.
Farrar c. II Clark, +. Chippendae Miss Sa-
phOre, Mrs. Clingler ut the Vance, all members
of Hernes Hearts of Oak" company.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
JUDGEMENT FOR DAMAGES.

On mandate of the supreme court of the
United States, signed by Chief Justice Waite,
and decree signed by Judge Brown, in the
United States circuit court, judgment has been
en- cred adjudgine the firms Of Reynolds &
Co.. B. B. & X. Knight. and A. & w.
Sprague, to recover from VIM. H. Vanderbilt
and Others, and against the steamship North
Star, $2S,9I9 for damages resulting from a
collision between the North Star and Ella
Morley.
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A Bridal Party.

A special train passed southwark last night
with Mr.. A. BOrnfeldt and his wife, who arc
makinga wedding tour to Monterey. They
were married in Austin yesterday. Mrs. Born
feldt was Miss May Fowler, and is the daughter
of Capt. Chas. Fowler of Galveston, agent for
the Morgan Steamship line
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-02

The street car line in South Flores street is
fast approaching compilations; the work at the
bridge at Guenthers mill has been consider
able as the road bed had to be brought up to
the grade of the street, neceSsltatinY stretch
of rock ballasting for fifty yards form three to
five feet above the level of the present travel
led street. The cars for use on this line are be-
ing constructed and will bear the name of
''SOuth Flores street line
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Arrest of q Murderer.

Special Dispatch to the EVENING LIGHT:
Laredo, December 2.-Deputy Sheriff Bayard
has just arrested murderer from Chicago for
whom five hundred dollars reward was offered.
He Is a Chinaman. +. l..