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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-04

A Widow With Nine Children
May have as much trouble With them as did the
old woman who hved in shoe. The children will
al the time he getting their noses bumped, their
heads bruised their myers cut, and their stomachs
and bowels disordered by unripe fruit. The mother
who Is wise enough to keep bottle Of Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer saves her children much suffering,
and herself q great deal of trouble.
Galva1sO-yEHs..sekic Treatment Of Dis
ease
WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 922221
STREET NORTHWEST.
Hours from toI2 a. NJ. and 10 p. NJ, Sunday
excepted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call or send
for pamphlet containing over one hundred volun-
taTy Testimonials OF cures Of citizens OF Baltimore
and Washington, covering the entire range OF
nerve and other incurable diseases. See Balti-
moro Sun for daily accounts of cures. C0nSulta.
ton free, either at office or home OF patient
F.. A. PARSONS & Co
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The FITZGERALD-FULToN ISLANDER CAsE.-In the
slapder case filed yesterday by Nathan w. Fiiz-
gerald against Ii. Fl. Fulton, for $4,000 damages,
service or papers was made by the marshai's
deputy. who was introduced by Mr.. Fitzgerald to
Fulton In the Office OF Mr.. Fltz ,erall Within an
hour or two Of he fling OF the suit the defendant.
by Shelabarger and wilson, at the clerks Office,
entered the plea OF mot guilty"
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THE WILL OF J0HE ii. TUCKER.-The last will
OF the late John ii. Tucker. which bears date OF
december 30th last was filed yesterday. He leaves
an his estate. including part lot l. square ISL 10
his wife, and at her death 10 bis children; 500 TO
be paid bis son, Alexander d.. In addition to hts
share. a. ID. Tucker ami ". S. Thompson are
named as executors.
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THE Arion Quartette sings at Drivers Go hear
them tonight.
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$40 SEVENTH STREET,

RIO Oy IA L Wood China Leather,
RRR Wy "A &C.. solid as rock! Hard
RO AAA T. as adamant! FIRM AS
r 90 Y A ALLLLGRANITE! Strongest
toughest and most elastic
GGG y EEEGlue earth! A Sam
g L sonian Giant among all
EE other Clues and Clements!
GG u " E Absolutely Unbreakable
GGG LII w EEEand 1nseparable No
HEATING! No Prepara-
Stone Patches Leather and Rubber Goods, Brio D.
brac Jewelry Metals Billiard Cue Tips and Cloth Card
Board in Scrap Books, Leather Betting Ornaments Of
kind Pool sss everything
Manufacturers Of Gummed Ladies' Textile Fabrics,
Fine Carriage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers Scroll
20 Cts per Bottle; by mail postpaid. 1oc. extra.
J. U. O'MEARA CO., 1347 Pa ave-, Washington D. G,
Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggists
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''CcOES Balm or LIFE cured Mrs. px-Sorretari
hct ftfF % dySorps';. DySpcliiGo real her
Test rOaial ia another co.ullI and do nkewlsen
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Tailoring Department..
ElSeman Bros, corner OF 7Jh and f. The largest
and most select assortment OF SuitingS and
TrouSernSs in the city. S
INnsl0r1eS KnaniSh ColOqne
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MISS HIITONS
MI ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES. 81 Vermont avenue reopens Sep
tember 18th.
Thofough instruction in the Languages Mathematics.
Literature and the Sciences. au25-2m
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The Kr,ssh-SsveM Electric Lights.

THE celebrated Arion Quartette sings at Drivers
tonight. ADMISSION. free.
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R1.4SEEr SALE.

B1ASrrr SALE!
BLANKET SALE!
BLANKET SALE.
500 pairs Of 10 II ard IL c,,arter Blankets inst
celved rem tE large Auction Trade Sale i'll New York
Sept. 5h Of G,00u cases.
1e4 Winthrop Blankets $3.50.
1pi KenEebec Blankets per pair 80
ia An1oyer Blankets per pair $50.
ia Bay State Blankets, per pair H.}
ia Premium Blankets, per pair $50.
1l-4 Pioneer Blankets, ldt pain a.
ia Victoria Blankets. Per pair $3.50.
124 Economy Blankets, ner pair So
5l2. ~ 49, ~ ~ "
BED Comforts r. 81, 81 %, $50 sl.75, S..
Ned iiafinfls, - cts. 30 CTS, 81 cts.
10 Utica Shooting Cotton, 995 cts.
C. NJ TOWSON.
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OF South Side near It'll street.
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tAlderney Dairy WagoRs.''
Fresh Aiderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in Alb. WARD" priutS 49c. per 10.
Also cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk,
Sc. per at, Cream. l5c pint.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
COIT1MRTAN TIEYVERQITV


COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The Sixty-secOnd Annual Session will begin on
MONDAY. OCTOBER lsr. AT PM,
in the COLLEGE Building, 1925 street northwest Will
e which the profession public are cordially invited
The regular Lectures will continue daily throughout The
course. beginning at $50 pm.
-, Inc ATfpmn e1amnntjons VIII commence at the Col
For particulars apply at tae Deans Office No 728 18th
street northwest. sepl0-1m
Aw DEPART TsG1yT ~ NA At UNIVERSITY
Hon Arthur Mac Arthur, Associate Justice Of the su
preme Court Of the District of Columbia, President
Hon. Samuel +. Miller Associate Justice Of the su.
preme Court Of the United States Professor Of Interns
uOnal and Constitutional Law.
H O. Naughton. esq, Professor Of Pleading Evi.
dence Equity jurisprudence Commercial and Maritime
William Webb. ESQ. Professor Of Practice and Judge
of Moot Court.
Eugene Garus esq Professor Of the law Of Real and
Personal Property Contracts. Negotiable Instruments
and Applied Evidence.
Watson Newton esq, Associate Professor Of Legal
Practice and Secretary Of the Faculty.
Hon. d. b. Wells, Criminal Law.
Hon. W. Will0ughby, Deeds and Conveyancea.
Enoch Totten, esq. Law Of Corporations.
L. 9. Hine esq Law Of Torts
r Ross Perry, ESQ.,. Tie Conflict of Laws.
Reopens Monday, Octooer LIST. 1883. at the Lecture
tanned at MorTtson's. Parker's Angln's and Adams
Bookstores at the Office OF the Treasurer F. J. Law
ender. 1907 Louisiana avenue. New students can OBJ
the hour Of and 10 IN and and pm. and from 10
to pm at the Office Of the Secretary W. j. New
ton, 80 F street northwest. sep7-2m
wi ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG, o LADIES. 81 Vermont avenue reopens Sep
Thnron1h instruction In fine ano7,apea Matbeyo.t,os
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Files zilld RUsS.

Flies and Bugs.
Fl1ns, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice
gophers, ch!p:nuGks, cleared out by Trough on
Rats" l5c.
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DROF A. GRABOwsKn, H. A. q. PHI d
Il French. German, Mathematics, Sciences; Is YEAR
II classss part time for school engagemsnt left AZ
northwest; or COZ 18th street northwest s22stuh2W
NTEsDAMEs D,OREMIEULx Won TAUBF AND DE
NJ BRUYN kOPS. s9ccess2rs to the Misses Hainss
ana de damon; improved method separate deparfnent
for boys; school opens 6EPTENRERA No q 0rsm.
Grey pArk, New York Sea,6 eo2n
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c"h'r "ettheF Friday li}'n.ng. f0llnA eli OWard5
e't!.thg Dy Local T;.th>.
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TRUNNEL L CLARK,
ell Market Spare.
Are prepared 10 show their friends and tho puio
large and very desirable stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Best Class Bottom Prices
Special prices in Black and Colored SILKS Of ou
usual reliable qualities.
~. Plain aud Brocads VELvETS. CHUDDAs. CASH.
A Job In CHUDDA l2-in.. all wool Soc; rood valua
Also better grade At 62S Also. many things u
Job in O. Atwood sUTTINa FLANNEL, q.
Bargains IN FABLE LINENS, NAPKINS TOWELS
&C. large stock HOSIERY: Ladies, and Gents UN.
DERWEAR- Bargains In HANDkERCHIEFB,
ladies' Black JERSEYS, &250 TO o. so
Special Bargains in F14ANNELS. BLANKETS COM.
FORTS QUILTS and all leading brands of Dopte<tics.
We invite inspecton Of stock aud comparison prices
"oNE PRICE ONLY"
sep27 gTRUNNEL CLARK.
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EhF 'be lhlIGle HIldtitlt states, IaiF weather,
fio"td tVTaTt:S FIli1y ly2Iiing by local raius,
Ii-nc,. followed by ding barometer, Slcht fall
followed "a rising temperature; northeriy, shit
iII.S 10 c2St1rly Winds
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THE BICYCLE pARADE.-The members OF the
Capital Bicycle club expect to have a large turn
out In their parade, which Will precede their races
this AFTERNOON. In addition to the members OF the
local clubs. there will De wheelnen Ia line repre-
sfnting the Whirling wheelmen. the Maryland
club and the Incurable order Of B.cyclists
OF Baltimore, besides the visiting wheelmek who
are entered for various contests
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather

OFFICE or TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
" ,surNGInS u G OF 4 1872 II a NJ {
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TTlHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE OPENS SEPT Il
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENS OCT. l.
THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT TO-
During the erection II the University Building
the exercises Of the College will be conducted In
the of the Preparatory School 1895 street north
west and Of the National Medical College 1925 street
northwest For information concerning these DEPART
Ineits address DR.. JAMES O. YELLING, 1880 18th
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
VIII open In the new and connexions building 1885
street northwest. on WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER
18th with the following corps Of teachers:
Otis T Mason q N Phi D. Principal; the Rev.
Shute D. D., Professor Of Rhetoric: Andrew P. Mon
taeue, A M Professor Of Latin; Howard Gore b. s..
sor +, 2f French Howard L H,dskns ~ Instructor
idstes for admission will be held in the school Build
Ing after September 3d. from q. m. to M. and at
evening from TO g. Fol catalogues further info1na-
ton please address the Principal at either Of the above
named places. sep4-1m
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At $. L.. Henspstnne,s, s03 Market Space,
you will see an elegant line OF brocaded and plain
VelVetS and silks, in black and cOlOrs; Nonparei
VelvetecDS ia black and cOors; Tricot and ladies'
cloths IN all colors at popular prices. eos
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The Two Worst Months
In the year for house vermin are upon us, August
and September. SORE ad Hunts Insect Powder plen
tliuily, and realize what comfort means; % cents
BY ali druggists.
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DRY GOODS.

SILKS. VELVETS. Ss1INs. CAsHMFRrs LADIES',
CLOTH IN EVERY SHADE. AND DRESS GOODS
Oh EVERY DESCRIPTION
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TThENCE PRONUNCIATION
COMPLETE COURSE
The mastery Of Pronunciation and Reading at sight
guaranteed III IL lessons
CLASS LIMITED
Days and Hours Wednesdays and Saturdays from lis
to 7:45 D.. IN.
Cards Of admission ..,.,...,....... 5000
Course OPENS SATURDAY. OCTOBER &. 1855. on or
before which date II ards must be obtained
LUCIEN f. c. COLLIERE. AN,
sep22ew 1888 st. NV. native of Paris France
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL
PHOTOGRAPHY AND TYPE-WRITIN0
RE-OPENS SEPTEMBER nth 1888
SHORTHAND Glasses will meet each evening at 80
teacher
Special course Of twelve lessons for active phonoa-
piers.
Students furnished with Text-books Copy. books
Blank books Dictionaries Periodicals and other Phono
graphic materials
TYPE-WRITINQ Lessons given at any hour of the
day or evening. Use of writing machine hour with
each lesson.
Writing Machines. Ribbons Linen Paper and other
supplies at lowest prices to students
aura j. A. WHITCOMB, 927 street northwest
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MUSICAL ACADEMY
l72I DE SALES STREET,
sep2a3m j. CAULFIELD
MISS HARROvER'S SELECT BOARDING AND
W Day School for Young Ladies and Children 1870
alassa. husetts avenue, late residence of Gen Geo B.
Mcclellan Fstreet line For circulars apply to
Principal. sep25- Inns
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THE SENATE RESTACEANT.-Senator Eimunds
has Informed Richard Francis, of this city, that
ne Will, at The coming session Of Congress- app int
him 20 take charge or the Senate RI Staurant and
Tefresn!nent rooms. For about tn.rty-fye years
PAST Richard has pre- 'fde ri the bar In IIancOck'S
Restaurant. ans! Is well anu Familiarity known as
Dick There were numerous applicants for the
place, but Mr. Elmun3S gave Dick, whose fama
preference.
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Cecil Mornings and Evenings
Brings tic your mind that you are in need OF a Fall
overcoat You cannot fail to suit yourself in one
If you will look through our immense varieties.
EIsEAAN BROS, corner 18th and e.
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New Illustrated Annual cent BY mail ON application
HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA 4 &RRNCRR. Vice Principal aun
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At S. l.. FeInPsIone's,
sos Market Space,
can be seen fine assortment of plain and novel;,
dress goods of the best French looms and at price
70 please all. Goa
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EDUCATIONAL.

RR0WSS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, ROOM z,
A1Eiey building, s. e. cor 9th and H. w No classes
Sfmaens rscsiEed any time. Hours TO 10 p m daily
SenS-f
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EDUCATIONAL

80. anu ,G , MSslc Particular attention. 90 H..
kiiiers a. wei as those wishing to m osisasj e.
Performers Teachers Terlns modey,sr sSs ~, -
street northwest 90 Ito
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

The Ford Comic Opera company appeared
last evening in the legendary idyl Of Rip Van
Wrinkle. Miss Clara May, always charming
in any role, appeared to better advantage than
the night previous as Gretchen Van Wrinkle
and Meene Van Wrinkle. Mr.. Ed Chapman as
Rip evinced very little merit either as actor or
singer. The choruses are superb, though the
young ladies participating therein are monot-
onousy ETHEREAL in makeup. They lack SUBJ
stantial avoirdupois, and in the scene when
they appear in chorus, as old Rip falls into 20
years OF enchanted sleep, they look very much
like animated spare ribs scantiy draped.
This predominantly and.iat spectacle makes
one shiver Of a cold night to observe To-
night the engagement of this company closes
with Blue Beard.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

To-day among the Mexican population
everywhere is celebrated with great pomp and
ceremony the Apparidon Of Our Lady Of
Guadalupe. 1t is the most important re-
ligious feast Of the year with them. To
properly observe it the Mexican Mutual socie-
ty called a meeting OF its members on Mon
day. They have issued cards of invitation to
their friends to assist at high mass with them
at the cathedral, while invitations to social
and family reunions this evening will be the
order Of the day. The feast here is only Of
one days duration, though in some parts of
Mexico it sometimes continues a week and
even more. To Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe
there are four large churches erected three
miles from the City OF Mexico. They con-
tain religious offerings Of gold and silver in
such quantities as to make them treasure
houses, and it is a noticeable fact that in all
the revolutions of that country where churches
were first to be despoiled and stripped of their
wealth that the sanctuary of Guadalupe has
never been desecrated by the plunderer.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12
LIGHT FLASHES,
what the Reporters Learn ON Their Tour
Through the City.

w mt hhN htpVNhohH w ahNaf NEHa
Through the City.
Wouldn't street cars in many portions Of
the city be a God send this weather!
Curb stone merchants, street peddlsrs
and beggars are in out Of the wet to-day.
"A communication from Professor IIalbedl
on the public school question will be published
tomorrow.
Yesterday the child OF Susie King, eyed
two months, died from capillary bronchitis in
the Second ward.
Five gentlemen took a hack yesterday,
and after taking in the town refused to pay
their fare. They subsequently compromised
Perhaps a cheap boy to peddle cloves at
Turner hall might restrain half the audience
during the intermission between acts from
scrambling out to 'see man"
Owing to the wet weather the stockmen's
meeting will not take place tonight. 1t is
postponed till Friday evening at Knsch's hall.
The LIGHT expresses its thanks for an
invitation extended to it to attend the concert
to be given at Waco by the Female College,
on Friday December al.
Another attempt was made night before
last 10 burglarite the store OF Eisener &
Schmidt Failing to pry open the shutter the
robbers left in disgust.
Another young man has been lacera ted
by the tiger. The rumor is spreading that a
young hotel proprietoris out and injured some
$1,000 worth by reason Of his III luck at poker.
The crossing at the corner Of Nacog-
doches and Houston streets is impossible by
reason Of a lake of mud. VIII the Street
Commissioner squirt officially in this direc-
toni
The only real estate transfer yesterday
was II. Hampton and his wife, Melinda, TO
Aaron Maltsberg, 50 acres Of land on Salado
creek, s miles ncrlhwes, OF the city; considera-
ton 5000.
Jupiter Piuyus has broke loose in dead
earnest. Ithas rained necessarily and heavily
all day. The San Antonio is rising steadily
and is putting on the airs Of one Of the nayiga-
bic streams that school boys are taxed to re-
member. This rain is providing hard work
ahead for the Street Commissioner.
The selfshness Of some hack drivers is
made uncomfortably manifest during this wet
weather. In order to have dry pathway for
their patrons they intercept many Of the
crossings with their vehicles, thus compelling
pedestrians to wade in the mud. The atten-
Of the police is called to this nuisance.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12
Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEMS BOOTS nalf-soled and heeled for 81.
Ladies' boots half-soled and heeled at 10 cents
at the Little Bee Hive, near Turner hall. II
buy your cooking wines for the holidays at
the City Grocery Store. 2.6 Commerce street.
12-l2-l2 II. ABRAHAMS.
LADIES boots made 10 order AZ the Little
Bee Hive, near Turner hall, Houston street.
WitohelPs Little Bee Hive is not connected
with any other firm In this city.
Full assortment of fresh staple and fancy
groceries ut Huermann q Bros, ~ Alamo
plaza. u-2O-u
Buy your champaRnes for the holidays at the
City Grocery store, FOG Commerce street.
12-I2-R IL. ABRAHAMs.
ANYTHING in the boot aud shoe line made to
order from mans low-quarter at 50 20 TO an
English top boot, at the Little Bee Hive, near
Turner hall. l0-20-3m
Sullivan & Co., 2i9 Commerce street, are
forced TO enlarge their store, and therefore
will sell $4,000 worth of boots and shoes at re-
duced prices. They have a complete stock.
Call and see them and ask prices, and you will
be sure TO buy. ll-24-lmo
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

Bishop Neraz this morning Immediately af-
er high mass in honor OF Nues,ra Senyora de
Guadalupe, was made the recipient of hand
somely ornamented and costly chair, presented
by the Mexican Mutual and Benevolent asso-
citation, The Bishop received it most CRATE
fully, and in few pleasant remarks thanked
the association through the gentlemen repre-
senting it for the elegant gift
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

Parties living on San Pedro avenue are
anxiousy watching the success OF the drain
pipes recently laid down in that locality.
Some suppose they will not prove of sufficient
size in the event of heavy rains, and that the
bottom will be consequently flooded.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

For THIS MONTH | will sell at these prices the
following list of wines on draught. Call carly
before all are sold
French claret, 81 25 per gallon.
California claret 90 cents per gallon.
California hook, 30 cents per gallon.
California rieslinR, 81 % per gallon.
California sherry, 81 80 per gallon.
California port, 81 30 per gallon.
California muscatel, 81 80 per gallon.
California angelica, s % per gallon.
California catawba, 30 cents per gallon.
Grape brandy, 81 20 per gallon.
Also the finest line of double stamped and
compounded WHISTLES TO he found in the State
AZ the city Grocery Store, 206 Commerce street.
12-l2-l2t Il. ABRAHAMs
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

The public will be panied to learn that MI.
F. B. Knapp died this morning at his resi-
dence, Of inflammation Of the bowels. The
deceased was worthy and honorable citizen,
and will be buried tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock from his late residence on San Pedro
avenue, the San Antonio Lodge No. II, indie
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows having charge
OF the funeral.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

This morning the Health Office of our city
received the report Of deaths for the month Of
October, 1883, in the city Of San Francisco,
which is as follows: Total number OF deaths,
39I, in population of 234, s2o-s4 from
zymotic diseases, 81 from constitutional, 100
from local causes, IS from develoPmental dis
eases and IS from violent deaths.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

% News reached the city this morning OF the
death Of Mr.. Sam Cooley, at Fort Stockton.
Mr.. Cooley was formerly resident of San
Antonio and related to some OF the oldest in
hAbitants, he being brother-in-law of Mr..
Sam Smith, former County Clerk, now dead,
and son-in-law of Mrs. Bracket, one Of the
first lady residents Of this city.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

Several horses having lately disappeared,
George Gleason went out this morning in
search OF a mare he had lost. On going up
Arsenal street, he found fine horse standing
near Captain Shardein's residence with one
leg badly broken. The animal was suffering
grea, pain, and to save it any further torture it
was determined to shoot il, which proposition
was accordingly carried out
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

Marcos Martinez, the Mexican who was
arrested for the theft OF a saddle, confessed
this morning to Officer Brown as having stoleA
the same, and said it was at a Mexican board
ing house kept by man named The saddle
cost about $50. His friend, Gurino Cara,
who went to pawn it, has also been arrested.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

MIR. August Heubaum has purchased the
hne store building and stock recently owned
by Mr.. Green, and will Immediately embark
in business on his own account. August is
well known among the trades people living
from the San Antonio river to the Guadalupe,
and will doubtless do well.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12
PERSONAL.
Items Cleaned In the Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.
Az ~ II. =. IL.

Items Cleaned In the Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.
Mr.. w. J. Behring, Of New York, is in the
city.
Mr.. Henry Fisk, Of Berar county, is stop
ping at the Maverick.
Mfr. II. Demmad, OF Crockett county, is =
guest at the Maverick.
Mrs. S. NJ. Claiborne, Of Golad. is regis
tered az the Maverick.
DR.. Bannister has cast aside his clutches
and is seen again on the streets.
Captain whssaker, the ex-Nasby Of the
Dallas postoilice, is in the city.
Mr.. N X. Jackson and Mr.. G. E. Down
ing arrived al the Maverick this morning from
New York.
Mr.. c. G.. Vogel, Of the Land Office Reg
lister, Boerne, was in the city this morning,
studying deep mud navigation on our streets.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-12

The Sons Of Hermann will give their annual
ball on Saturday evening next at Casino hall.
At half past o'clock magnificent flag Of the
society, costing SAYS, and raised by the ladies'
committee, will be presented to the President
Of this hourishing order.