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CITY AND VICINITY.

gEw ADVERTISEMENTS ao-DAE
FINANCIAL.
Railroad Securities Woodbury. u Moulton.
BIISCELL ANGUS NOTICES.
German Corn Remover.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Garments Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
Owen, Moore g. Co...
Notice, Chss. Leavitt u Coz.
To Let-Mrs. ii. G. Thompson.
Notice-L. w. Stone.
Dissolution of Co-partnership.
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CITY OFFAL.

N ICE is hereby given that JOHN l. BEST has
~ ceen duly license to collect the City OnAl and
has ;yen bond for the satisfactory performances ef
tas e'r k. All persons collecting onal without
lisyens in violation of the City Ordinance win %
c. X. BRIDGES,
,,a.16dtf City Marshal.
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Mrs Mary G. C. Leavitt OF Doston, will give
temperance address at Pine street church
Sunday evening. she speaks under the aus
pices Of the w. c. T. u, who feel that with
her scholarly impressive arguments in favor
of total abstinence, she is able to render the
cause admirable service. The public are IN
vited to attend.
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Pinckney's Extra Genuine" Mustard.
The finest quality and highest grade of Mus
tard imported. Warranted chemically pure.
For sale by w. L.WnsoN q Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Portland, Me-
jy6-dtf
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Grattan Literary Associations Excursion
The Grattan Literary Association sailed
down to hog Island yesterday afternoon on
their annual excursion. The time was pleas
antly spent in manly sports which were freely
participated in by the members, the event OF
the day being game of base ball which was
played by two mines selected from the society
At the close the game stood 81 to 20. The party
returned home in the evening well satisfied
with the days enjoyment. ~
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All ia Wall That Ends We'll.

Orin Catlin, 40 Pearl Street. Buffalo, N. Y,
says: ST tried various remedies for the piles
but found no relief until used THOMAS Ec-
1EcTRIc On, which entirely cured me after
few annications." jly1Od1w
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A LARGE variety Of Picnic, Lunch and
sssdarket Baskets may be found at
ily7d1w KENDALL & WH1TNEY's
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FRANKLIN Extension Mining Company.
Annual meeting of the Franklin Extension
Mining Company
President-L. ID. NJ Sweat.
Treasurer-W. H. Sanborn.
Secfetary-Geo. III. Blake.
Directors-L. D. M. Sweat, j, N. Winslow,
Isaac Hambleton, D. B. Kicker.
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ROSTON SCHOOL OF ORATORY.

Full course TWO YEARS; shorter course, one year.
The Delsarte system Of gesture and complete
course of light gymnastics. Term begins Get. o. APP
plication at Somerset st. Boston, Mass, october
LIST to 9th from 10 to u A. M. For catalogues ap-
bly to r. R. RAYMOND, Prin. junl6eodlm
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Presentation,

CT. Adams, for the past three years in the
employ of the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Company in this city. in the ca pacity o.
bookkespsr and treasurer, left Wednesday eve
ming for Lynn, Mass, where he has accepted a
similar position with the company. Just pre-
yious to his departure from this city, he wa:
made the recipient Of a beautiful set OF napkin
rings by his associates. The presentation was
made in very happy manner by Mr.. George
W. Proctor. Mr.. Adams, though taken by
surprise, responded III we'll chosen words.
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Tam now ready TO lay down my bundle"
So said laboring man, who, for long years
had toied to support his family, and had be-
come reduced in health. He now says that
Hops and Malt Bitters has made him new
man. jy3-M, w, +, &wtc
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.tiful, the while.

Or plain, or beautiful, the while,
No lady can afford to snile,
Unless her teeth are like the snow;
And If she fails in this,
And can't afford to smile or kiss.
She must use ZOZODONT trow.
jly10 MW&f&W
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The amendment of the 18th section of the
bylaws adopted in 1879, was repealed, and that
section restored to the original form as first
adopted. The following are the directors
chosen, under instruction of the city govern
ment-L A. Knowlton, L M. Boardman, j. s..
Hartman, W. K. Morrison, s. W. Mathews,
FL. L. Kilgore, Geo. e. Wallace, f. Ell. Dur
ham and Charles Baker. The directors subse-
quently organized by electing Isaac M. Board
man, president, and John Ell. Quimby clerk
and treasurer.
Minor Notes.
Maine Central stock has advanced from 80
six months ago to 74f last Friday. The road
this year is spending $25o,000 on steel rails be-
sides paying per cent. The income of the
road is being largely increased in many ways
and notably by the great increase of summer
travel which is bonanza both for Maine peo-
Die and Maine railroads.
The Sunday train on the Boston & Maine
railroad which has been leaving Boston at
3.45 Biddeford at GAO aud Old Orchard Beach
at 652 for Portland has been discontinued.
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PROFESSIONAL.
AND
EDUCATIONAL.
ARCHITECTS.
r R.H. FAssETT.
Centennial Block, 0S Exchange Szrest.
CHAs. H. KIhfBALL,
4 An0aTxT.
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
/ E.C. JORDAN,
} OWL ENaIsEnEAS So sggR 3S1,E g..
Law YERs.
TIE following are members of the Cumberiand
Bar Association:
SC. ANDREWS,
A COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
1873 Middle Street
4 W. Z. ANTHOlNE,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
4S Exchange b
n NATHAN q HENRY B. CLEAvES,
COUNCILLORS At 10 5H kxsb.ug, sw.s
r JOHN O. COBB,
~ OOUEsnIIOa s # sf Ns,ss.nss .us..
n DRUaMOND DRUMMoND,
ooUEsELLoRs AT LAW,
93 Exchange Street,
Z JAMES d. FESsENDEN,
0oON'AI10A Al i7s Middle sese..
E J.H.FoGe,
421s Exchange strees.
{ M FRANK,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
1919 NJ dbl Street.
u CLARENCE HALE,
IS Exchange Street.
q AARON B. HOLDEN,
Il coUNsELLoR AT LAW,
ss91a Congress Street.
SETH L. LARRABEE,
couNsEALoR AT LAW,
P.J. LARRABEE
ooUNsELLon AT LAW,
1873 Middle Street
j. j. LYNCH,
81 Exchange sssss.
LOCKE s. LOCKE,
176 Middle, Cor. Exchange StFeea.
WILBUR f. LUNT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Post once Bullion
" o.P. 8IATToCKs,
II ooUNsELLoR AT LAW,
Eua
N JAMES II. McooBB,
NJ BENJAMIN hRasDVn Is rueh.os. s..
"
n JAMES oDoNNELL,
''0N'A1A Al 1851 E.ohsnsost
D HENRY @. PEABODY
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
0 RAY DYER.
Il ooUNsELLoRs AT Law.
lOo Exchange D.
q THOMAS B. REED,
Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
D FRANK W. ROBINSON,
COUNSELLOR At Law, s.
r THOMAS 8 BIRD,
ooUNsELLoRs AT Law,
g sFRoUT, GAGE q sTRoUT
o0UNsELLoRs AT Law
STA Exchange st
N FRANK y. WATERHOUSE,
'-' 90 Exchange 81
MUSIC TEACHERS
y a. KOTZSCHMAR,
n PIANO, ORGAN AND HARMONY,
Stockbridge's Music Store.
m H. MURRAY,
wi PIANO AND ORGAN.
Stockbridgo's Music Store.
o A. 6. PENNELL,
VOICE, SINGING IN ALL BRANCHES
Tenor Soloist, Address 102 Park Street.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
Belfast. Moosehead Lake Railroad.

The adjourned meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the B & M. L. r. r. was held at the
Court House, Belfast on Saturday morning, a
quorum being present. President Hazeltine
stated that the directors, deeming it wise to
provide for the payment of the city note in
1885, had continued the course adopted in 1878,
and after paying dividends at the rate OF Il
per cent on preferred stock, interest and Incl
dental charges, had carried balance to the
sinking fund, which in the aggregate amounts
to SAC, 033 "a, $4,000 Of which in city bonds,
had been accepted by the city and endorsed on
city note, leaving the sinking fund at this date
S26, 033.24, viz.
Belfast City Bonds 81 10000
Brooks orders. .......,..... 1,83254
Clinton Gore Bond. .....,....- 5OO.OO
Cash. .......... ........,,,.... ,foo.fo
Which is in the Treasury.
The Treasurer report shows the following
account:
Bal. in Treas. hands, July, 81 1865
Reed years Rental. Ut, OOO.OO
Reed interest on Sinking Fund, 634.95
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Bowdoin College.

EXAMINATIONS for admission to college will
H. be held at the cleveland Lecture Room,
Massachusetts Hall, on FRIDAY, July 14th, ana
on FRIDAY, Sep. 29th at $50 A. M.
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Brunswick, July 4th 1882. jy7d&w till jy15
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

In the senate: Senator Morgan introduced
resolution Allnng rights of American citi-
zen: abroad.
Voorhees, had read resolution in regard 10
the conduct Of the state department upon the
arrest of McSweeney and othes American
citizens by British authorities.
The st. Louis & San Francisco railway
right Of way through Indian Territory dis
cussed. Senator Maxey making speech in
its favor.
The President sent in a message in regard
to providing for the payment of the commits
Sioners to be appointed under the anti-polyg-
amy bill.
In the House two or three Mississippi reso-
lutions introduced. A discussion arose over
the national banking question.
A bill was passed making appropriations
for public buildings at Louisville and Roches-
ter. There are pending before the House I23
bills OF similar nature.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.
District Court.

The Hon. G.. III. Noonan, presiding.
The court has been occupied with the case
of Vicente Godoey, who is charged with horse
stealing, and the jury are now considering
their verdict
Bernhard Burglin, subject of the Emperor
of Germany, born at Alsace, age 60, arrived
at New York Sept. 20, 1881, received his ma
turalization papers to-day, Anton Adam and
Julius Posert being witness; Peter thinner,
another subject of the same monarch, born in
Prussia, aged SO, arrived in New York about
the 18th February, 1872, also received certif-
cate of naturalization, John Wilkes and f..
Bader being witness thereto.
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PSraOnnI.

J. p. c. Whitehead. the well known attorney
# aredo. is at the Menger
Lent. IIody, of the L. 5. army, is quarter
ed at the Menger.
w. Shirley Day has arrived from England,
and is at the Central.
MareCial Soto and party of McxicanS, who
IRE here for pleasure tIip, are staying at the
Vance hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs receive their friends
This evening al 8 p. m, at their home, on ST,
Mary's street.
Col. +. II. Holloway, of Fla'onia. is in the
city, a guest at the IIord hotel. Col. ". is
one "f The largest wool growers in Western
Texas. and expects to buy largely this season
in the San Antonio market.
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Editor Evening L,Gnr, San Antonio:
Please let me make public grievance in
regard to our post Office, which see no other
way Of having correctedbut through the press.
The undersigned subscribed for and advertised
in the Stock Journal printed at Fort Worth,
paying in advance. We also rent box at the
post office in this city. After January last we
failed to receive the Stock Journal, and after
several weeks we concluded to write to the
Stock Journal. and did SO in sharp terms, and
received the following reply:
FoRr WORTH, March 18th, 1882.
Mes>rs. J c. Campbell < Son, San Antonio, Texas
GENTLEMEN,- keferring to your card of
18TH would reply that we did stop your paper
after issue of 18th January, and enclose rea-
sons for SO doing. We, however, start it again
and extend the time two issues, as we for
ward by to-day's mail all the back numbers
numbers except two. Go for that p. NJ, and
find out what he means by such proceeding.
Yours truly,
Stock JOURNAL PUB. Co.
The following was inclosed explaining rea-
son for stoppage of paper:
Posi- OFFICE. SAN ANTONIO, Jan. Goth.
To Texas Stock Journal, TT. Worth. Texas:
Sir: Pursuant to instructions from the Post
master General, | beg leave to inform you
that your paper addressed to J. c. Campbell
4 Son is not taken out, but remains dead in
this office. You will please discontinue the
same. {. MANNING, ?. M.
Cause: Refused.
Now, is not this a remarkable case, regu-
lar subscriber, box renter and a firm doing
business in our city TO be treated in this style.
1t is an instance of great neglect and Irregular
ity. The undersigned is ready to make oath
to the fact that the paper was not "refused,"
but on the contrary not delivered to the I'M
dersigned. J. {. CAMPBELL & Son.
34S DoloroSa Street..
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Minisiering Angels.

Mis- lula l.. and Mrs Meinz have our thanks
for two beautiful bouquets Of flowers.
"Sweet letters Of the angel tongue,
I've loved ye long and well,
And never have failed in your fragrance sweet
To find some secret SPELL
A charm that has bound me with watching
power.
For mine is the old belief
That, midst your sweets and midst your bloc m
There's soul in every leaf!'
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Arrivals at Vance Hotel.

Il Walker, Galveston; II G. Satteriield
Weatherford; & w Johnson, J F. McMuIlen,
floresvile; Santos Benavides, Laredo: w +
Gillespie, Eagle Pass; ii |. Coffin, w G. A
Windows, lirackett; + Green. Crystal Springs,
ii p Mcmillan, Uvalde; Martial Soto, Mon.
terey; Vidal Cara. LampaSas Jose Soto, Sal
vado Soto, Monterey; Carmen Renaga, Fran
cisco Perez, Monterey; James Mcdonald,
New Orleans, La; Vicente Lopez, Monterey;
G Brumley, St Louis; + Schutz, Laredo; 4
w Adkins, Houston; f NJ Miller, Floresville;
G r Bryd, J P Nautilus, st Louis; ii Pfelier,
Boerne.
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I. L. G. N. X. X.

April sd and 4th.-Received: Flour, cars;
bacon, car; furniture, cars: wagons, l
car; machinery, cars; merchandise, cars;
cattle, ) cars; sheep, car; lumber, ? cars;
shingles, car; produce, I car.
Shipped: Horses, 5 cars; cement, I car;
stone, car; lumber, cars; merchandise s.
500 pounds; skins, ii 600.
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Building Permits.

The following permits have been issued:
John Barrett, lumber dwelling, I6xIS; north
side San Fernando street.
]. p Newcomb. lumber kitchen and gallery,
ISx2o; northwest corner of Belvin and North
Flores streets.
ID. 5. Lehman, lumber dwelling, 56x52;
east side Of San Pedro avenue
Il. Lapuiski, lumber stable, SxIo; north side
South street.
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Miscellaneous Items

1t is rumored that the Chinese bill is to be
vetoed.
The death of IIurlburt, late minister tc
Peru, is announced
The supreme court will adjourn on the 9Th
Of May.
Twenty thousand dollars has been appro,
prated by congress- for seeds for the over.
flowed districts.
The senate has rejected the nomination o.
Samuel S. Bowen as naval constructor and
pay director, and ] ines G. Matmouth as pay.
master general OF the navy.
Jesse James: the notorious mail robber ant
highwayman, is reported as having been killed
in the streets of St. Joe, Missouri, by two o
his former confederateS.
Baron Frederick Won BechtoIschen, an Aus
TRAN and ex-consul at st. Louis. is in troubl,
for swindling Ausrians.
The republicans of North Carolina are re
ported as making vigorous effort to carry
that state in the approaching election, an,
they will do it.
The Russian refugee fund has reached $s4,
494 for colonization purposes.
The supreme court has granted the privil
eye to grant Morris attorney TO file petition
for writ of habeas corpus, &c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, April 4, 100 p. m. - Cotton
easier; midding uplands 6Td; middling Or
leans g. IS-I6d. Total sales, 8 600 bales.
GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
GALVESTON, April a. Cotton-receipts
I,s2S bales.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS April 4.--Wheat lower; I2SI
cash; 3o4Wl 5IH May; l 223sGDl 81 une:
27H July.
Corn-lowsr 7234G97I'4 cash; 7Ih@72H
May; 72(Y7i5+ June; 7eIz July.
Oats lower 545'4 cash; 50 May: 475s June.
Dry salt meats-trm; shoulders. 5000; long
clear, S9.OS; short clear, SOLO.
Bacon-strong; shoulders, $7.95; long clear,
Sl05; short clear, Sill.
FIour-steadv -NN, $4.S5@$4.so; xxx,
S5.lo(M$5.5o; Family, S5.So(G$ 5000; Choice,
$4,000 5000; Fancy, $o4oCI$o.oo.
Pork-frm: slow: jobb NJ, SITS.
L.ard--nominal SII.I2H.
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LOCAL DOTS.

The city council meets this evening.
The butchers cling to the Alamo Plaza.
Who was it that played himself off as H..
RyderTaylor on an innocent hackman?
F. Groos has been elected vice-president
of the Casino association.
The spring wool clips are beginning to
arrive.
Some of our democratic contemporaries are
disposed to take the back track on Gosling.
Sim Hart is getting up another hop at the
Springs.
-Joske & Sons have new card in the
LIGHT to-day, of interest to the ladies'.
Col. Prouty ex-collector of this district,
arrived in the city last evening.
Sim Harris free donation concert is set
for Wednesday night, April 18th.
Mr.. Meyer, proprietor of Meyer Hall will
construct frst-class cross walk to the street
car track on Alamo Plaza.
The Rev. J. Howell Buchanan goes to
Georgetown to attend the Presbyterian meet
ing there.
The Turner's had apic-nic at Olmos creek
on Sunday, and although the day was unfavor-
able and the surroundings very, they appear to
have have had a very good time.
August Besenbach has compromised with
the insurance companies for S., 200 dollars,
he taking the stock.
l.. Rouvant sold some jewelry to gentle
man from St. Louis this morning, who seemed
surprised he coul goods equally as cheap in
San Antonio as in st. Louis.
A subscriber wants to know why the
county collector refuses to receive his taxes
unless he pays the publication fee, when the
delinquent list will not be published until the
Sth? It's sort of tax Conundrum, for every
body to try to answer.
Postponed.
The grand sacred concert at the = eSby-
terian church is postponed until next Tues
night.
Dress Parades and Concerts - Government
Depot.
AT the Post of San Antonio, adjoining the
government depot, there are dress parades on
Mondays and Thursdays, at p. M, and eN-
crllent openair concerts by the end U. $. il :
| fantry band on Tuesdays and Wednesdays,
at S o'clock, p. m. Full dress guard
mounting, with music by the band, every
morning al 9 o'clock. These announcements
may be relied upon as correct.
The 22d infantry band gives concerts at
Travis park every Friday afternoon at half
past five.
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For or Against the Loan.

In another column will be found the procla-
nation of the mayor ordering the election to
make loan of $4,000 for public improve
ments-$Ioo,o 900 for streets and $4,000 for
sewerage.
If it had read SIoo,coo for sewerage and
$4,000 for streets, it would have sounded
better under present circumstances, as sewer
age seems to he the first requisite before per-
manent street improvements are made.
There is a feature of the proposition not
stated in the proclamation, that is the emu
meration of streets to be improved. OF cour .
the enumeration is not warranted by the char
ter, and is feature of the ordinance as pass
ed, that vtiates the entire proposition. The
mayor could not put this part of the ordinance
to the people, yet it is as much part Of the
ordinance as the proposition as put, end would
influence the minds of voters to some extent.
We regard the ordinance, as passed, as a
botch, and we doubt the ACCESSIBILITY of the
people giving it their favor
If the proposition was purely for sewerage,
We should not hesitate to urge its adoption,
and we would certainly be glad to see our
streets improved, but the ordinance in ques-
ton is a laundering attempt at the desired
end.
If the city has $40, 600 at its command, and
will use this money cautiously this year, and
put down some genuine good work, then next
year we will be ready for larger venture.
Real Estate Transfers
T. l.. Odum, by deed of his attorney in
fact. S. Cayce, to Francis Wyruck, lot %,
block 3. on the west side Of San Pedro creek;
consideration $2S7.5o.
A. NJ. Poor, by deed, to John S. Barnhart,
ten acres of land out Of survey 29; considera
ton $42o.
l.. l.. Stockman and Charlotte, his wife, by
deed, to Anna Barnhart, land lying on the
| Kerr road, subdivision 5, of survey IS; con-
sideration $50.
Mortimer Slocum, by warranty deed, to
Mrs. Padie Paschal, lots and s, in block No.
| 1, on the north side of Elmira street, con
sideration 1000.
Catarina !. Guilbeau and Francis, her hus-
band, by deed, to Edward Guilbeau, lot and
| 3 in block 4, west Of San Pedro creek; consid-
Grafton, $500.
Chas. Hall and Julia, his wife, by deed, to
w. G. Edwards, lot 5 block 7, in upper San
| Antonio; consideration, $22S.
Amanda J. Dgnowity, 10y deed, to Mary C..
| IIohtield, lot 81 in block IL, out of original
| lot ;, fronting 80 varas upon M street; con-
sideration, $I4o.
Nicoriano Bermclla and GertrulcS M. de
Bcrmella, his wife, formerly GcItrudes NJ.
de Garcia, TO Antonio kvas, lot joining the
southwest corner Of lot IS, in range 4, district
8; consideration, $500
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-04
Menger Hotel Arrivals

T Trap, Houston; Mrs c l. Whteman,
Cincinnati; J ID and Mrs Ludlow, Ludlow,
Champaign; f Callsens, Eagle Pass; c k
Johns, Tom ID Iohns Austin; p c White
head, Ferguson, Laredo; F w Schaefer, San
Diego; J T Harris, Galveston; ID Hill. St
LOUIS; w Guyton, Tyler; + w Kerchin, Ir,
New York: M Kuske, New Orleans; w {;
Belding, 7 M IIarwood, Gonzales; Max
Wimpf. Houston: = w Buer, Schulenburo:
Lieut. Hodges, ST Louis; w r Horne, IIou: :
ton.
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Denth'a l)OinRH.

Yesterday, Jean Alexis Mareschal, aged O.,
a native of Nilleneuve, in France, died in the
second ward, from rheumatism of the head.
This morning, the infant child of William
Hesse, aged eight days, died in the second
ward, from inanation, consequent on prema-
ture birth
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Arrivals ut the Central Hotel.

Mrs n Douglas, Denison; w Campbell,
Coileyvile; A Rasmussen A Martin, Omaha;
w Shirley Day, England; A K Thompson,
IIearne; J J IL McCrookens, Blanco; w Pull
man, w Barnett, George Ross, England; Mrs
c A Dees, Bandera; w English, Carrigo; J
Pedro, M Culian, c Pedro, n Juano, Mexico;
+ Rhod"meneck, Russia; Lorenzo, X Ro-
vete, 5 Guaim ! Copale, Italy.
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FM Maddox, J f Lucy, $ Hay, Austin;
G. A Wilson, Sabinal; G A Smith, Dhanis; W
I Rhodes, frio; J II Peay, PIrasanton; +,
Davila, Atlanta; IIarvood, Laredo; l. G.
Moore, England; Mart Dodd, Dallas; N NJ
Pollock, St. Paul, Minnesota; II. McIIwain,
st. LOUIS.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-04
Editors Evening LIGHT:

Why do debating societies use the form of
"Resolved," etc? This seems to me on
level with Mother Goose. Would it not be
better put thus: Should we use lard or NUT
ton tallow as hair restorer! Please answer
Yours, A CLERK.
We have referred our correspondents ques-
ton 10 our local - with restrictions - and
strongly recommended this topic for the next
debate. Ed. LIGHT.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-04
Prize Ball.

Reeds Alamo Band will give prize ball at
Krisch's hall, Saturday night, Apnl 9Th. Adj
mission will be twenty-five cents. There will
be several prizes given one for the best
w,lker, and one for the best walter.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-04
Another COunplaint.

A gentleman named Hunt was expecting a
letter with money remittance; he did not re-
ceive it and at last found his letter at Hunts
music store in pigeon hole. The letter was
addressed to the proper party in care of Mr.
John Stevens, Sr. Why was it not delivered
to the proper person and not to an entirely
different person? Fortunately the party who
got the letter was honest, and the money was
recovered.