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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
The Cumberland strike.

CUMBERLAND. MD.. May l9.-President
Mayer, Of the Consolidation Coal Company
had an interview with five miners OF his
company here to-day and notified them
that the sixty days as per contract With the
railroad companies having expired. unless
the miners accepted the oPeratorss terms
by Friday, May 26, othed labor, amply pro
tected by police; would be introduced; Inc ne
Consolidation Company is sustained by
other companies. The miners made no re-
Div, except to say they would communi'
eate the matter to the other miners.
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OtlExrftement.

Prr1sHuRG, May 20.-Intense excitement
prevailed at the Oil Exchange, this morn.
ing. Exaggerated reports Of the capacity
OF the big strike at Warren were received,
and the fluctuations OF the quotations were
frequent and quite large. The opening
price was co cents, but the market quickly
Jumped to GO cents, and then back again 70
66 cents, closing at 685s cents bid. The
sales at the morning session aggregated
80 600 barrels.
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OUT OF THE WOODS.
Voting Aid To n New Railroad.

Special Drpat~h 70 ne Register.
NSELToN, May 2l.-Kingwood district
'his county, yesterday, voted on the
ppOsition to subscribe twenty-five thou
nd dollars 10 aid in the construction of a
ROW gauge railroad from Tunnelton to
nsTood. The subscription was carried
vote Of two hundred and seventy-hVe
one hundred and twenty-siJ.
WN NJ o. DAwSuN.
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ST. LorIs. May 2l.-A dispatch from
Austin, Texas, rays that EI Governor Davis.
chairman OF the Republican Executive
Committee, is preparing TO call State con,
yenrion 20 consider matters 10 the political
situation in the State. The purpose Is TO
cbecknate, if possible. the independent
movement, and put straight Republican
ticket IN, the field
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
More indictments.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The grand jury
have returned new presentments against
Gen. Thomas S. Brady, John W. Dorsey,
Stephen w. Dorsey, MontfOrt c. Reerdell,
Henry NJ Turner J. +. Miner J. NJ. Peck
and Harvey NJ. Vale charging them with
conspiripg to defraud the United States in
connection with the awards of the Star
Route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

"'u Nan Found Dead aud Deeon,-
oSea pom the sunless Side ora Mar
fhSll County Hin.

pom the sunleSs Side of "A Mar
mail County Hin.
a'Nrday afternoon a lad from Benwood
powered the decompoSed remains of an
nsn named Henry Kunkel living upnn
sue "i hill near BOgss run, mile %
Or.o~ this city. He notified several
T ,Gt> and Squire Pelly, of Benwood inn.
,EI'eN 'ury to hold an INQUEST. Testi.
~ y was taken in the case which showed
me Old fellow had been wandering
w o.,' TOT some time. He was an inOfFnn,
U,u fellow and was generally on the 20.
S'I SSS seen some four or FIVE davs ago on
IA I,..S iSe, but those who saw him sun.
~ ~ ,.ii .hai he was Sleeping and did not 70
l,,;r.cm. 70 h'm. The Jury, after hearing the
!, Tuhy y returned a verdict TO the effect
kD,:.uIN MuNSel had died from exposure. His
- were taken in charge bv his
N, >, from this city. who brought them
L. Zl"n cemetery in this city, where
te,r,rss' s'' inferred yesterday. Kunkel wa
\ s,,s arrested here on some Sigh
IN, ,. Gut was released the next day. Hs
8 .gEn brother of Charles Kunkel of tbt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTORS.
The Bill Concerning the Terms of
once.

Onice.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, May l9-There is bill on
the House calandar of interest to Internal
Revenue collectors, which provides that
hereafter collectors of Internal Revenue
shall be appointed for a term of four years,
and shall continue in Office until their sue
cessors are appointed and qualified. The
bin also provides that the commission of
all collectors who shall have served four
Yeas or more on June S0th next shall ex-
Pire on and with that date; provided, how
ever, that they, of course, hold the Office
until their successors are appointed and
qualified; and the terms Of sll those now
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

sH.roKIS. PESs, May Dan explosion
OF sulphur occurred in Buck Ridge colliery
near here TO. day, causing the instant death
of James Lawrence, Frank 0rman and
David Green, and fatally burning Frederick
uaHpan
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nrounesi en- the Lake.

CLEVELAND. May 2i.-Mu. Hiram vii.
liams, OF Young Hickory. near Zanesville.
was drowned In the lake here to-day. Bhs
was visiting the family Of her brother In.
law, q painter named Ernest, and went out
with him In q small boat 10 fish. The ski6
in some way upset, and some other people
out rowing found the boat upset, Ernest
clIngipg t0 IL and the woman drowned.
Ernest says he started TO row ashore and
the boat tipped and Mrs. Williams fell 70
the water. lie grabbed for her. she caught
and pulled him In the water and the ski4
capsized. When he got hold Of Il again she
hal sunk. Mr. Williams was II, and hsd
been married one yeah
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
Shipherd Indignant.

WASHINGTON, May %. -Shipherd says he
does not propose to bother with the For
eign Affairs Committee any further, but
intimates that he will give the public,
through the press the documents which
the committee declined to receive upon his
terms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

-.,abc,h City, New Jersey, proposes
adjust her debt on the basis Of fifty
:, O, the dollar. This would be
..iisred dishonest in a more south
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Instituted o Ledge.

McKIEsroRr, Pa, May 2o.-A delegation
numbering about one hundred from the
South Side, and after Parading the streets
instituted lodge of Knights OF LABOR. iae
hall was crowded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Msy 2o.-The com.
mittse which has been investigating the
books of the CT. Treasurer, now Governor
Churchill, for the past fourteen months,
filed report to-day. The deficit foots up
efrI g1a -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

q, LOUIS May 2l.-The St fouls Purni-
tu,e Comnsny. q cooperative concern, has
sss;ened 20 J. Z. Bond. Assets estimated
at si2, 900; liabilities Probably tvice that
smeypt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

,ommiSsiOner Loring is trying to
Iror,trate his fitness for Secretary of
,-rulture by lecturing learnedly on
I,vthorne, LongfellOw and other
a, agriculturalists.
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rb.IumberDen,s strike.

! Dy1Rorr. May 2n.-The Muskegon Boom
company has now got three hundred riyet
men ON their premises, unknown 70 the
s,,iters and expect 10 break the booms
and begin the delivery Of logs Monday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

Rob Ingerson viii deliver the
y ,-,tion day oration at the Aead-
Svusic, New York.
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Fatally wesnAeA ~ tie Bsrssiss sI.s

HaRxrsprrG, Pa, May 9o.-This sftsr-
noon Benjamin Cowden, for ten years sur
veyor OF the city, was accidentally and. IL
supposed fatally shot, on IN Island op-
posite this city. A gun club 70 which hs
belonged had been shooting st Elass balls,
and near the conclusion of the sport gun
in the hands Of one of the participants wss
discharged within three feet of Cowdes,
the entire load entering bis bsck under tie
shoulder. About six weeks ago the ~
sistsnt surveyor fell dead In the pressass
of CovdSp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

Vale association Of Colorado has
IA nnd for the purpose of aiding
r,ys in tina, State to go to Yale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

wARHxsrox, Va. May IA negro wo'
man at Amissvilie yesterday ticd bss nine.
yesr.old son to the foos, piled kindhns ga
him and burned him 70 death Inc wo"an
escaped y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

yirginians would like to have
S %cr +. Ut. Hunter appointed
S,na Tariff Commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
R~lRfRse<

NuscA1nE, Iowa, Nay D.-Jehn No.
Menonier, . farmer living twelve nilsa
west Of Muscatins, aged o., vss shot ssA
killed by his fifteen. year old dsushtsf. -
terdsy. The father and daughter were
ausrreIing. when the girls brother, aeed
is, handed her revolver With which she
shot her father through the brsast It "
supposed the children desired 70 get Des
session OF their fathers property. The
mother 10 in the inssne Asylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

lhe CrIt and the TeutOn are 10 be
Esled by the Italian, if the recent ar
ais Of immigrants at Castle Garden
} indication of what is coming. The
ilux Of Italians is not wholly uueX-
,ted, for Italy is over-crowded, and
! condition Of the Italian peasant is
eG worse than that of the Irish labOI-
The Italian exodus was first turn
10 the countries on the la Plata. but
" it is coming to the United states.
.ere are some who predict that the
will soon be 200, 900 a year,
d that it will rank second only to the
ligration from Germany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

- still SeCEethS Vi
( National committee
pob Ingerson viii deliver the
ION day oration at the Aead-
Of Music, New York.
virCinians would like to have
S Tcr + MI. Hunter appointed
.Stbe Tariff Commissioners.
Vale association of Colorado has
IA rrmd for the purpose Of aiding
E,vs in tina. State to go to Yale.
,.,,re will strike out certain
in the Coercion bill. He should
all out and cover himself with
~
entries for the spring meeting Of
r, state Trotting Association, at
!, closed with field Of seventy
q horses.
4 NO Mccullough Iron Company's
Al Wilmington, Delaware, have
a !. Town. on account Of the forge
as strike.
rperkins is down in New Mexico.
Indians will never have better
,-unity to- do something for the
n on', welfare.
1 -,,bc,h City, New Jersey, proposes
4 sifust her debt on the basis of fifty
4 ;. o, the dollar. This would be
4 [,.;5sred dishonest in a more south
altitude.
4 Commissioner Loring is trying to
-,,r,trate his fitness for Secretary of
A -,rrlure by lecturing learnedly on
4 k,vthorne, Longfellow and other
4 Al agriculturalists.
paragraph is going around stating
! one Of the old Romans was puIleu
4 hauled for robbing somebody. Evil
1 -,y there were republicans as well as
4 n. in those days.
rr world is making much bad his
\ Il isn't cheerful TO think that
/ % generations will probably desig-
4 -lr latter part of the nineteenth
A .,y - the age Of assassination
4 state officers in Indiana, except
\ trror and Lieutenant Governor,
4 70 be- elected in November next.
4 Republican State Convention to
4 inmate candidates has been called
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

RHErNArIsM, disordered blood. general
debility. any many chrosic diseases pro-
nouuced incurahle. are often cured by
Browns ITun Biitsrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

.lr New York Times expresses the
uiou, based upon information from
tuty-fve States, that business is on
lore healthy foundation than in re-
Mt years, and that a large fall trade
Az hy expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

r; Perkins is down in New Mexico.
Indians will never have a better
..,,,unity to- do something for the
...,r', welfare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

and 70 the counsel OF some IhrlstIaH IrIeNu:
"Who are your Passing along the street
some night You hear shrek in gros
shop, the rattle of the watehman's club, the
rush of the police. What is the matter
now? Oh, this reckless young man has been
killed in grog shop fight Carry him home
to his fathers house. Parents will come
down and wash his wounds aud close his
ewes in death. They forgive him all he ever
did, though he cannot in his silence ask It
The pr rodigal has got home at last. Mother
will 90 to her little garden and get the
sweetest flowers and twist them into chap
let for the silent heart Of tine wayward boy,
and push back from the bloated brow the
long locks that were once her pride, and
the air will be rent with the fathers cry
"Oh. my son, my son, my poor sont would
to God / had died for thee My son, my
SON."
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THE NEWS.

-, W. Dorsey, indicted for
S' stin Secretary Of the RePubi-
SL,tional Committee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

is,,pe will strike out certain
IN the Coercion bill. He should
tS,,Il out and cover himself with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

bn Mexico, in a population Of nine
} illioN, only twelve thousand vote.
|a;ters are different in this country.
Philadelphia, for instance, where
rro are eight thousand more Republi-
b voters than there are inhabitants.
( have long suspected that Mexico is
rely q one-hOrse Republic.
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rr world is making much bad his
v Il isn't cheerful 10 think that
2. generations will probably desig-
.-tlr latter part of the nineteenth
r,y - the age Of assassination ~
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There was also n big Congressional
ne at Yorktown, for which the pee-
must pay. 1t might bewell to here
er require pledges hom Congressional
.yi.dates that they will settle their
, n whisky bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

-, entries for the spring meeting Of
- ~ state Trotting Association, at
: !, closed with field Of seventy
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Caicaso, Nay Ay-A special FROM Little
Rock. Ark, ssys: Intsllissncs, tust ~
ceived from Mountain township, Pits
county, IL to the effect that VIM sasslds, Q
prominent planter, and two chibdtsn vsfe
killed, and bis wife fatally vosads4 lee
tornsdo on the 10th inst. SIxsasa. cren
ipgs were blown down and The crop eecak
dsmased. The loss 20. tho ssuaty wb
smount 20 many thousand doalesA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

state officers in Indiana, except
yrrror and Lieutenant Governor,
10 be- elected in November next.
, Republican State Convention to
inmate candidates has been called
N.rIL-t q.
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Senator John \. Logan declares that
! will not take q hand in" the ap-
f,aching contest for a successor to Da-
y Davis. He says his only wish is
ht the people may elect good men to
i legislature, and that the best man
ky win.
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|Tlr Connecticut Democrats are said
he anxious TO put the name OF eX-
|veruor Ingersoll at the head of their
BITE ticket this year. He is reported to
willing to run if the party shows a
luminous desire for his nomination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

morning, il their plan does not miscarry.
This will practically break up the great
saw mill strike, nov of two months dura-
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20 Mccullough Iron Company's
!. Al Wilmington, Delaware, have
5,rn. on account Of the forge
=, strike.
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oxxzosa, MEX, hsy 9e-rvo men ~
In one Of tbexfbst crow6sd strssts hsss, -
d,y. and. drawing rsvs,vsrh eoooseesd
firing st ssch Other y.piaiy. bst nsitAss q
them uss burt I've veg,ea Who weee
passing within iss yssas 81 tbs sPo~
rere fnAtsntiy killed TIE nseo bsd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

sHArrssrso, Nay A-A yoass - o.
George Eshnss. Of this placs. ~ ssr'ssay
burt by stumbling o. - onsst ID @e pew
men, nesr Stains property, . hsin :e.est
This plscs he's slresdy 0esed scvefsa -
denta md shouA b AIRED, o. the boeoe0
may be held for damsse1
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81. Loru, .Msy N.--Aadnsv iWriest
colored roustsbout. wss sssbhed dis D~nr
ins. ON ,hs isvse. By Nafy Burns cs'ofsds
sSS n,o1tsliy wounded. Cause. isaiossy'
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-15
Death of an Old Clifton.

Considerable surprise was created TINS morn
inc nv the news that Don lgnaciO Casiano was
dead. He had been ailng TOT some .llhe past
hut did not take his bed until Yesterday morn
inr when he complained OF being SICK, ana re-
INFESTED his son, Jose CasianO, TO return nome
early. No serious symptoms manlIcsteu lhe IN!
,"i,.es until near midnight, when Jose took ms
r,thcr's hand and found it to be cold and al
most nulseless. He then said Father. doyou
nov nrl'' and his father answered ~ es, you
,,rn lose, am dying, send for the priest ana
tho doctors" This was DONE but before they
roulJ arrive the spirit of lgnaclo Sasano
had nasScd away. Don lgnaclO Caslaho
wns m old citizen, well known, ana was
in thc Ath year OF his age. In addition 10 De
mo the father of Jose CasianO, the county col
IoCtOr elect, he was brother OF FlrmIn tasniio'
f,ther-in-law of Capt. G.. r Smlth cry sur
veyor and brOther-in-law OF Mr.. Joe Harcla;
coilntv assessor. He leaves two married
daughters, Mrs c. 7. Smith. Mrs. Steele, VINO
resides in Mexico and three younger boys.
hon CasianO was a widower, Donna Casiano
having died about four years ago. Don Casl,
nno vas an inventive genius and has invented
many useful things, one was a nat, when
romid he turned into a fan, and Other uSe1ul
things. for this patent he was ofered ana re-
fused twenty-five thousand dollars ana IL mas
never been used. He was at one ume one ol
the wealthiest men in the city out his wealth.
has dwindled away. ,;.o,,o,
! The funeral will take place from his residence
| 15g Flores street, and the remains VIII theil Ut
| conveyed to San Fernando CathcuIal MnG ne!
the funeral ObscIuieS VIII he compie!e9 ui ~,
| lnately the remains Will be depositc" III w
family vault at the entrance OF the cathoii'
| cemetery.
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Merchants' Exchange Elect Officers.

The reorganization of the San Antonio Mer-
chants Exchange was effected last night.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. "A. ID.
Frank, as president, and an election OF a new
set of officers was declared in order. The Old
hoard of directors first declined a reelection
and the following officers were elected by ac-
ciamatiOn:
WIN. Heuermann, president
Col A. Belknap, LIST vice-presdcnt.
j. s. Lockwood, treasurer.
Stephen Gould, secretary.
EfrOn, Ed buckley, A. Michel, board of direc-
tors. ~, n
A vote of thanks was given to Mr.. \. B.
Frank for the able manner in which he has per-
formed the duties of president of the exchange
The following gentlemen were appointed a
committee to revise the bylaws OF the eX-
change: Judge b. |. Boone, A: Il. Frank, Col
Kt.iknap W. B. Asten, and l.. Efron
The meeting adjourned subject to call OF the
president. .. o.. ,,,o..
the exchange in Il liberal manner for twelve
months.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-15
LIGHT SPARKS.

The jury commissioners are making out
lists Of jurors.
WIN. Vim and Thos. Hernandez, two
convicts, were taken to Huntsville yesterday
*. of P. meet tonight, work IN third
rank. Full attendance Of members reques-
ted.
w. 7. Locke has filed suit for divorce
from his wife Annie NJ. Locke, on the ground
of desertion and ill-treatment.
-Thos. Allen was to-day sentenced to two
wears to the penetentary for burglary. "A mo-
lion for new trial was previously refused.
Mrs Hartman, aged 70, an estimable lady
who died on the Salado, Monday, was ourleo
IN the German Catholic cemetery yesterday
A reader suggests that the appointment OF
Geo. Dashiel as city clerk would be in the ma
ture of applying "poor mans partner 10
the breach in the ''happy family.
-Itwould be good idea to let every one
run for city offices free from convention action.
If this cannot be done, then let the democrats
and republicans pick their men and have
square fight.
The rehearsal at San Fernando Cathedral
is POSTPONED till tomorrow (Thursday) even
ing at 7:3o, .. m. A full and prompt attend
ance is requested by Mr.. A. J. H. Barbour
the choirma4er.
-Secundine Garcia, Pat Walsh, W. kei'
lev, Fields and John Payne were fined - Is
each this morning for being drunk and W.
Sims mulcted in similar sum for hst-hghhne
With John Dyer. A charge Of fighting is
pending against Dyer.
Dave Augustine, Jake Ryan and VIM
Cox who are in Jail charged with completely
in the DE Witt county homicides. are i'll from
the effects of years confinement in damp,
malodorous atmosphere, and an attempt vii
he made to secure their release on bond.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-15
C. ID. HESS
Acme Opera Company.

# NAV perhaps not be generally known tnat
the advent of this grand English opera com com,
pany at Turner Opera Hall tS,m"rrG@ f
affords the opportunity TO the n'u une nf the
s0psr English in Amer
ic the other being the Emma A6P % ,6 ee hest
ny. Miss Darlington is cOnsldereu U! uaI in ali
and in some numbers to exec! Miss Appo, on
And while we do not wish to judge n1 EG,"e eur
'itiy"nS ,,nnn the rare treat in store for them
in the coming for the first time of strictly e.!
irst-class, grand English opera company ia yHmer-
Hess is the Oldest operate manage do Of one
e star p opera s Company hence the formation Of
the Acme Opera Company with an ti d.a pf nf IN
pals stars The result OF MI hess ud" ti IN an
aii star opera company is an artistic ana hnan-
"iai success beyond ali conception our lovers SaH
Of opera, and they comprise the Gte 81 n Han
Antonio. should not, and we preuieI N mi' o m
lail J." SIC an" "'' ll-I5-It
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-15
Poor House Report.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex,
November /. 1872

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, [
November |, 1882.
To the County Judge and Commissioners OF
Bexar county:
CpSTIEMEx:-D During the month OF October
last past. there have, been b inmates of the
manual labor poor house ana HOSPITAL, W.
ricts Of the patients, left without permission
Il were discharged rs cured have died, ana :
,rare dismissed as much improved OF the
cnnvicts. gave bond and was released and
worked some days and then run on; leaving at
,his lat ~ inmates in the institution, eHclu-
inis 10 ennnyecs, viz: Twenty three patients
there have been 2S3 prosecutions hlIed In
tn, dispensary, for the hospital and Jail during
'iT Tbn eynenses for the month, so far as known,
fT6.re is herewith submitted, for your action,
=. ali for sI3i ~ due by the city, for care and
maintenance of city patients during the month
I,esoectfully submitted for your action and
,,nI nv X &. SYAINGT0s,
pspmut II. L. Poor House and Hospital.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-15
The WeissenbOrn Concert.

At Turner opera hall last night a concert was
given for the benefit of the widow and the
Children of the hate music-composer E. a.
Weissenborn. The attendance was rather
nv the Beethoven club, was highly appreciated
Mr.. c. II. Miller rendered 1.-The Fallen Angel,
a baritone solo, and for an encore $50 Far.
The trio from .'Nacht Lager in Grenada" was
sung nv Madame ROsetti, Mr.. Gerhardt and
prof. Barbour. The gems of the entertain
ment we're the singing of Rosini's "Strabat-
mater by Madame Rosini and a mixed chorus,
and the birdlike notes of Miss Bessie Bell, the
Charming young lady whom an enraptured
newspaper writer has called The Amm"
Sirhtingale"