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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-25

CITY OF SAN !

CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, Oct. y, lSs2.
Scaled proposals will he received by the I'M
dcrsgnrd. until II O'Clock NJ, Wednesday,, No
vcInbcr LIST, for taking down the present iiOlIS-
ton street bridge, removing and rc-crccting
the same at the Abat crossing.
Also, at the same time, bids will be received
for the masonry for abutmcnts and wing walls.
Bidders will state price per perch for mason
nv and per cubic yard for cxcavating and filling.
]. II. FRENCH, Mayor.
Specifications can be seen at the Assistant
Engineers Office. lO-:5-6t
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Arrivals AT the HOrd.

VIC Pruce. Bandsra; J Clark, Vinagaroon;
7 Sutherland & Sons, Sutherland SPRING.; I
Harris, Houston; John Chapman, E. s. Smith
Pleasanton; A G Pickett, Jr., Floresville, K
Garrick, ] c Howard, Eagle Nest; J A Ad-
inpton. Luling; J A Garvin, Moscow; ! E
Fitzgerald, Medina; d and Mrs Carr, Cotnlla;
IP Lewis Davies, Waelder; J H Mat
hews. Dallas; l. Bitterman, Neuces;
T I Stafford, Garlic Springs; Joe Lyle, W
7 iIarnand, Aiascosa county county; ! N
Houston. Mrs Nancy Wilson, Luling F
Gibson, Miss Lee, HARDWOOD; f Wanzer, New
York. -
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Accident on the Alamo Plaza.

Mr.. Downing, father.n-law Of Mr.. W. II.
Huston, was working on the new Maverick
building on the Alamo plaza, opposite Grenets
store, when he slipped and fell, bres king his
leg. lie was taken home for medical treat
ment, and is said to be ding well.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-25

CATERS 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.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-25
Why the Ladies Smile =.

The weather for the past few days has been
delightful for shopping, and so many of the
lrdirs have had an opportunity of visiting
Wofson's. The large and beautiful display OF
iii and winter dress goods, and fine under
wear, hosiery, gloves, laces, ribbons, etc and
, Fer.j at surh reasonable rates. l0-2l-4t
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! wish to inform the public that have re-
opened my hardware store Qatcly l.. Scherha-
gem. Buyers will do well to call on me before
making purchases
1Qll-lm A. SARTOR.
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Arrivals at Hotel Maverick.

WI Rimm. New Orleans; Louis ] Belts.
st LOWS; A Rutherford, Texas; E Wanger,
New York; w H Middleton and wefe, Misses
Lulu Ford and sister, Coleman City; Gus Bell,
Cincinnati; G.. r. Batcheller, Providence, R
l; ] r Thomas, St Louis; A Mansell, N Y; J
Morrison. Austin,
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Sunset Lunch Counter.

Mr.. Mike McDermOtt, proprietor of the Sum
set saloon, has established a lunch counter,
where all the leliCucics of the season can be
obtained. both night and day. Free lunch set
from IL to II daily. The whole will be under
the control of our genial friend FRANK DON
LEY. W-E}-lm
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The Independent Boom

Il nothing in comparison to the boom at Wolf
sons. His store is crowded all the time with
customers. eager to take advantage of the bar
Gains offered i0-4J-4t
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Wolfson proposes to sell goods at the lowest
1,.ices. and will give his customers the benefit
Of rebates and discounts. Be sure and call on
IL, I'LL cnmnara prices lU-2l-4t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-25
LIGHT SPARKS.

Everybody will 60 to the circus tonight
Only a few days and the agony will be
over.
The first performance Of the circus is now
being given as the LIGHT goes to press.
The Hancock bar'l is rumbling through
the country precincts.
New suits on local politicians prove that
election approaches.
The federal grand jury and the Judge
tickled each other in bidding goodbye.
Ben Thompson has been removed to one
of the cages in the interior of the Jail.
The negro jubilee singers with Batcheiler
& Doris circus are the finest ever IN this CITY.
DIR. R. Menger is attending physician at
the poor house during the illness OF DR..
Graves.
Hon. John Copeland does not seem
much disturbed by being fired out OF the Han
cock club.
The street parade of the circus was wit
messed by an immense turn out OF people big
and little.
The weather is magnificent and the cir
Gus has drawn the people into the city from lar
aud near.
MIR. w. J. Garnaud has taken out a IL
cense for his marriage with Miss Mary
kerby.
I'D take a cocktail in preference to
Stockdale in mine," remarked democrat the
other evening.
Better call it the clay Minter Club" in
stead of Hancock Club" 1t would be re-
specially named, at least.
w. H. Barnett, ticket agent, assaulted..M'.
IIauissen yesterday under the impression that
lie had insulted him. He paid twenty dollars
for the mistake.
These are pleasant days for the sovereign
in the rubarb precincts. The candidate comes
around with Ct CARS and lemonade, sandwlched
With smiles and hand-shaking.
THAT swamp is still in existence near the
cement factory, originating from the overflow
Of the ditch and creating fever. 1t has been
reported once by DR.. r. Menger.
Those rocks that we're thrown on Losoya
street permiscously some three weeks ago are
the stumbling blocks Of nightly wayfarers on
that thoroughfare.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-25

BACKACHE is almost Immediately relieved by
wearing one of Carriers Smart Weed and Bell
adonna Backache Plasters. Try one and be
free from pain. Prize - cents. Wholesale by
A. DreiSs.
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A stitch in Time.

Do not neglect to properly provide against
the chilling winds of December. Begin first by
purchasing your heavy underwear, tlanncs,
etc. WoiSOn has large variety, and in quail
ity and price you are sure to be pleased.
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Lunch Counter.

I have the pleasure to announce to my
friends and the theatre going public that !
have taken charge of the lunch counter at the
Turner Opera Hall. A constant supply of
fresh fish and oysters will be always on hand.
All ,lrlicacics Of the season, coffee, etc.
lll}tf PAUL SElFERT.
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Deaths DOings.

Burial permits have been issued for w.
Krissell, aged 80, a German, who died in the
second ward, from congestion of the bowels
and stomach, and for Annie fuckers STILL
born child.
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Released on Bond.

Mr.. Lyle, city editor of the LIGHT, has
Leen released from pl .son on bond which was
reduced by Justice Adam to $6co. upon the
last assurance of the doctor that Barnes was
all right, so far as the wound was concerned.
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Seven rooms, suitable for hOusekcepin
Enquire of Dr. Terrell, 40 Avenue C. between
. and ID. IN. lU--~j-Jt
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California Malaga. the best grapes in the mar
ket at sk per pOuld at Armstrong;, 1O-24-21
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Emerson loans money on everything but
future prospects. 8-2-tf
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ARTOR.
Chas. Dall's Beer Garden.

Cbas Dali continues to keep the finest beer
and lunch in the city. No humbugging. Nucva
LAREDO, Mex. lQl9-lw.
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The largest stock of ready made clothing in
tn. city ut PancOast Son. 9G-tf
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A Reuuiem Mas,

A rcuuicm mass will be had at st. Joseph
church. for the peace of the soul of the late
Mrs. Barbara Braden at O'Clock 4. III. tO-mor-
row.
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Piano and singing lessons by a French lady.
Best references from New York; III Pecan st.
p-1T-1m
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For Rent

Three rooms, furnished for house keeping.
Enquire of Mrs. Paschal, $40 SOledad street
lU-4-.}t
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SHEEP FOR SALE.
CHABOT, MOSS & co.
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

We are prepared to receive Wool on cOnsign-
ment, making Liberal Announcements ON same.
CHABOT, MOSS & CO.,
4-11-tf San Antonio, Texas.
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For Rent.

Two front rooms furnished, 10 minutes
walk from pOstoIice. Call at 3Oi Houston st.
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Recorders Court.

w. H. Barnett, assault; fined $40.
w. Devine, drunk; fined S..
Alfred Hauissen, insulting language; dis
missed.
T. Bermea, insulting language; fined S..
A. H. Babo, drunk; fined SIS.
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Furnished rooms and boarding at No. II ST.
Mtry'S street. lW
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Sole leather trunks and valises at Pancoast
q, Son 9-6-tf
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Fine line of imported piece goods for fall
jus in. PANCoAsT 4 Son.
8-I4-u
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-Pancoast & Son is the place to get nice
fitting suit. S-I2-t
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Facts Worth Knowing.

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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Domestic and tropical fruits always on hand
at the very lowest bottom prices at Arm
strOngs lO-A-2t.
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Wanted.
Tariff or No Tariff.

"a good boy to carry foot route. Apply at
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WASHINGTON, D C., Nov. 15, 1879.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-12

STORM LAKE, Iowa, May 5.-Mr. Blaine
IN his eulogy on President Garfield deliver.
ed before congress last February, says that:
General Garfield was elected to the lower
house of congress nine terms in succession
an honor vouchsaled to but six other men
of the 5000 who have served in that bouse ~
Il quote the substance from memory Ia
not Mr., Blaine mistaken in this statement?
AS have the record these gentlemen were
elected nine or more terms in succession
Nathaniel Macon, North Carolina, 1901.
1910 John Quincy Adams, Massachusetts.
lS3l.4S; Joshua K. Gddings, Ohio, is3O.
%; John Il. Phelps, Missouri. lSil. .83; L. Ii.
Washburne, Illinois, 800; Henry l..
dawes, Massachusetts,, 1875 William u.
Kelley. Pennsylvania, 1861 SO: Samuel J
Randall, Pennsylvania, 1864 SO.
Messrs. Adams and Washburne dill mt
serve out their ninth terms; but neither did
General Garfield. have an impression that
another gentleman from Ohio, possibly MT
Ninton, Tor whom Vinton county was nam Ell.
served eleven successive terms and that
Jacob Thompson, of Mississippi, of sayory
lame, served ten terms-eight terms from
North Carolina, and two from Mississippi.
but have not the evidence in re gard to The
latter two. In fact, no member has been
Father OF the house" during the last
thirty, II not forty years, who has not been
elected nine or more successive terms be-
fore he finally left the lower house. As 10
the gap from 1903 Tor fifty years or more,
have no record. Can the Inter.Ocean or
some one else supply any other names. If
there are any 2-lChicago Inter Ocean.
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Tho ThIrieen.ni.DInner Fatality.

Actuary Harvey, Of the Missouri nsur-
ance department, has been testing the
force Of the fatal thirteen.at.dinner super.
stition by means of mortality tables In
common use In this country. lie shows
quite conclusvely that II an ordinary dim
ner gathering one out of the thirteen dies
within the course OF the year. Il Is not due
to any law Of average That Is to saw, in
accordance with the mortality experience of
insurance companies, the thirteen diners
would need TO have an average age of more
than seventy years In order 10 make such a
fatal conclusion probable. II the average
age Of the guests was forty years, there
would have to be about 100 Of them present
In order TO make death within q year a
probable event The intent of this calcu.
la,ion Is to show that the superstition docs
not have its rise In any doctrine of chances
II premises conclusion which IN the ordi.
nary course Of nature are not likely 10
happen. No good reason can be shown for
the fear, aud yet. like many other strange
iancies, II still continues tn exist In spite Of
increased intelligence and scientific train
ing
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Austin
Special to the Herald.

SptClhl W inc icGhlu,
AUSTIN, May ll.-Colonel Peeler declined
the vacancy in the board of university re-
gents rendered him yesterday by the gov.
ernor.
The board met to-day without a quorum
and allowed Mr.. Ruilini and Mr.. Preston
to discuss the merits of their respective
plans.
The total accounts rendered by the re.
gents To April 10 for necessary expenses
exceed $500 an average of $40 day for
each regent during the time of act.
ual attendance. This does not include
the costs of office, furniture, etc. In
view of the embarrassed condition of the
yet unclad infant university, the members
of the legislature who opposed the setting
apart of two and half million acres Will
find some satisfaction in the reflection OF
what the necessary expenses would be had
they consented to such donation.
Judge Winkler is seriously i'll with ilux.
a charter was filed to-day by the Porter
Ferry company to build ferry across the
Trinity at Porter, Navarro county.
The general superintendent OF the Texas
Express company, left this morning iOr
Laredo. The new agent at this point, Mr.
Faucet, is much of a gentleman, aud gives
entire satisfaction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-12
The Methodi.t Conference.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May ll.-ln the Meth
odst conference to-day in the case of Sam
uel Cupples, delegate from the st. Louis
conference, charged with violation of the
rules in permitting dancing in his house
since his election, the committee reported
that the law against dancing had been fully
yindicated by his pastor and church.
Dr. Shipp, from the committee on irater.
nal relations, submitted the following,
which was adopted unanimously:
RESOLVED, That this general conference
has heard with great satisfaction the Chris.
tian salutatlon of the Methodist church Of
Canada, through their tratcrnal messenger,
Rev Howard Spraguc, \, NJ, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church through
Henry BnsCom Ridgcway, ID, d.,
and heartily reciprocatcs their
expressions of love to the Methodist
Episcopal church south, praying that the
Divine Spirit may render effective their
joint labors with ours in spreading script.
ural holiness throughout the earth.
The report Of the committee on episco.
pacy, recommending the election Of six
bishops, produced some discussion, on u
motion to limit the number TO three.
Pending the discussion the conference al.
inurnnd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-12

Special 10 the Herald.
CoMNNCuE, May live had fine rain
here recently, which insures for usan Nbun
dant crop of oats and millet. The wheat is
already matured, and the farmers are be-
ginning harvesting, There is n larger acre.
age planted this year than last, and the
crop will average fifteen bushels per acre
Corn is sgrowing finely, and farmers have a
good stand Of cotton. The peach crop is
large. There are about 1900 peach trees In
the immediate neiehborhood OF Comanche
which are loaded with fruit
Candidates for congress In this, the scv.
enth district, according to the new appoint.
mcnt, have begun electioneering. The fol.
lowing gentlemen will probably be candi'
dates for congress; A. j Bell, +. 5. W. Ian.
ham and $, 5. Spanncr, OF Wcathcrford;
J. i. Davenport. Of Eastand; 5. q, Burke,
of Stevensyille; T. u. Wheeler, Of Brcckcn.
ridge The people here condemn the lcgis.
lation against railroads and endorse Daven.
port on the subject
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Election OF an Alderman ut Galveston
Leads to Riot In which
Several Persons are
Injured.
distractions of the Mexican Secretary
of the Treasury TO Customs on.
GERS at Nueya Laredo.
Strike Of LabOrers on the Galveston,
Harrisburg 4 San Auto.
Mo Railway.
4 Tornado Deyastates the Hamlet of
Mill Creek.
Items of Interest from the State
Capital.
Other Entertaining State News.
Other Entertaining State News.
Galveston,

Galveston.
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, May ll.-To-day was the day
set apart by the mayor for the election of
an alderman from the eighth ward to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Alderman Crawford There were three
candidates in the field. w. II. Nichols,
William Boyd and j. II. Washington, the
latter being coored. A very bitter feeling
which existed at the opening of the polls.
was intensified at noon by the withdrawal
of Boyd in favor of the colored man, Wash.
ineton, and at 4 o'clock this evening an in.
cipient riot occurred, in which ten or
twelve persons were injured, several seri-
ously. James Kennedy was badly
wounded in the mead and is reported
lying dangerously low. A man
named Pitseler and one Red ard
another whose name could not be asccr.
tanned, were badly wounded about the
head and throat. One negro received Sc.
we're cash III the side of the neck. Knives.
dray pins, clubs, etc, were indisCrimnately
used. The affair would have eliminated
more seriously but for the timely arrival of
Chief of Police Atkins in command of n
large force of police.
Nichols was elected by majority of 9
votes. 1t is understood the election is to
be contested.
A meeting was held at the Cotton Ex-
change at noon to-day to arrange for the
entertainment oi:the Missouri press associa-
tion, expected here Saturday
Railroad Conductor Swagerty, who tell
from the gallery of the London variety
| show last night, was out to-day.
| The local market for spot cotton closed
quiet and unchanged. Sales, 400 bales.
Receipts to-day, l39.
The following telegram from the Mexican
secretary OF the treasury to custom officials
at Nueva Laredo has considerable bearing
upon future commercial relations between
this country and Mexico:
CITY or MEXICO, May llth, lSsl.-To the Collec
| tor OF Customs, Neuya Laredo:
lmportations and expectations of goods
by rail can be permitted, subject to the dis
position OF the custom house traffic, aS
traffic has already been authorized, and
you will take into consideration that the
transportation Of goods is subject to the
wishes ofthe owners -
| lSigned, JESUS FUERTEs TMuNsE,
Secretary of the Treasury
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Palestine.
special 20 the Herald.

PALESTINE, May il.-Stcphcason & Ad.
ANS, dry goods merchants, were suddenly
closed up last fall under an attachment
sued out in the United States court at the
suit of n New York firm, Their Blum &
Co.. Of Galveston, put on alevy also. and
that Palestine ilrm was broken up. The,
brought suit IN the district court here ior
$1,000 damages against Blum & Co, The
suit was watched with intense interest by
business men here. The jury yesterday
rendered y verdict for the defendant, on
the ground that Blum & Co.. had not taken
the first steps 10 close up the firm. ard
that the New York house was the tespon.
sible parties, if any one was to be sued.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-12

RICHMOND, VA, May ll.-ChiefJusticC
Waite this morning granted the writ Of
error from the supreme court Of the United
States to the court of appeals of Virginia
in the case of Antonio vs.. Greenshaw,
city treasurer of Richmond, the
test case recently before the Nir'
ginia court OF appeal. IN which
by an equal divided court the new act
known Us 1.-THE coupon killer was sus.
tancd and mandamus requiring the said
city treasurer to receive coupons Tor taxes
was resumed. All the judges Of the vir.
ginia court united In a certificate to the
supreme court that the interest aud welfare
OF the people of Virginia impcratively de.
nuud an early discussion OF the case.
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Signed the Contract.

New ORLEANS, May ll.-Rogers & Ballen.
tine have signed contract to build the
New Orlean. & Mississippi Valley railway
from New Orleans to Baton Rouge, east
side of the river, by the first OF January,
1859. II. l. Wilson, OF New York, president
of the company, letl here this evening for
Vickshurg, The line is to be pushed
through to Memphis rs rapidly as possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-12

MEMPHIS, TENN, May ia special to
the Evening Ledger says: Jacksonport,
Arkansas, is three feet under water and
White river is still rising Three days
heavy rains have caused washout on the
Memphis Il Charleston road at Muddy
Creek, seventy.two miles east of Memphis.
Through travel is suspended.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-12

Nrw YORK, May il,-Willam S. Clark
and John Il. .Boothwcll, mining stock
brokers, have abscondcd and are CHARGED
with having swindlcd number of min
ing comnanies for which they were vet.
ing. The San Brunno copper company nj.
lcgos u loss Of $4,000 nr more; the Stal-
mont River company, $4,000; the Satemo
company, $4,000 etc.
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New York sock NrerI,,

NBw Yosk, May 1.-The stock market
opened rather weak, with prices lCya lower
than at yesterdays close, the latter for Nil.
wausee, Lake Shore & Western. An ad.
vance Of tCyls took place In the early deal.
lnes New Jersey Central leading therein.
after which the list reacted lCli, New Jer.
sry Central and Western Union being most
conspicuous IN the decline. At ii o'clock
there wa, u fractional recovery In the gen.
pral list.