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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-22
Dramatic nm d n uaicaI Notes.

Minnie Maddsrn will open at Haver.
ley : Theatre In Philadelphia this even.
ing In "Fogg's Ferry" which she per
formed in this city several weeks ago.
Maggie Mitchell was guest at re-
oeption recently given at the residence
OF ex- U. +. Senator Joseph Il. McDon-
aid, in Indianapolis, Ind.
The Kiraltry Bros. will occupy the
Park Theatre at Newark, N. D., tina
week, with "Around tue World In
Eighty Days" ~.
The remains of John Howard Payne
author of "Home, sweet Home," which
were buried in runis, have been exhu-
med and are now on their way to this
country, where they will be Reinforced.
Mr. and Mvs. George 8. Knight are
now in Ohio, and will appear at Lima
tonight. -
The Jesse James Combination will
play In Trenton to night, and finish the
week in Troy and Albany, N. Y.
James O'Neil Is still playing "An
A american KING" and closed asnccess'
tut engagement in Albany on Saturday
night.
bartholomew Equine Paradox, un-
der hishler's management, Is stu ~
the Windsor Theatre, Boston, and has
made q decided hit. The house has
been rowdsd every night and they will
remain another week.
Harry Meredith with "Rauch 1O,'
is ia Illinois, where he Is playing to
good audiences.
Madam Janauschek played at CoIum.
bus, OHIO, on Saturday night, and
will commence an engagement 81
Haverly's, Philadelphia, on tho 2'th
int.
Robson and Crane will appear at Nor
folk, Va, tonight and to-morro"
night. They will appear at the
Opera House in this city, on the Both
inst.
The Philadelphia Church Choir Com
pany will present "lolanthe' in Read
ing to. night, and will be in this city on
Thursday night.
The Boston Ideal Opera Company re-
Gently gave concert in Baltimore IN
aid OF the Smaii.po sufferer, (which
netted 81, 40. Manager Ford gave the
use of the hsuse, and assisted In other
ways.
Thatcher, Primrose IL Vests Min.
atrels are now ir Connecticut, ana
doing an excellent business.
Courtright Il Hawkins vii no: take
Il cir minstrels on the road, bat have
severed their connection with the com
pauy. Fessrs. Armstrong, CoEley &
Wannemacher have as umed the man
agemeut, and the company will be
known by the old name OF the Arch
Street Opera House Minstrels. They
will appear at Mt. Holly, N. i TO-
morrow night, and in this city on Fri
day pixAt,
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special n enttOn.
Ehe MustlfuGes

take advantage Of Chapman's g FooLIsH-
NESS and are laying in rhrir stock OF
Tobacco, and Cigars for he seasol.
Nemep her, we are having aCiearing
Ont Sale. We would Eajner get cost on
no goods than to move them. Chap
nan, 45h anl Shipley reefs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-22

Taffttt, uTnBD, mnUton, o1IffcF5 1"oo'e'
Ste venson and Smith,.
Mr.. Bailey was abseut from the room
while the greater part of the discussion
was taking place, and he was, at his
own request, excused from voting,as ne
did not feel ready to vote on such an
important question without more cor
sideratOn.
President Conrad voted aye so that
he would be able to move u reconsider
alton, and Messrs. johnson, Eastburn
and File were absent.
On motion Council ad ourned to meet
this evening at 7. 20 o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-22

DR.. Darmon will terminate his forty
first visit to our city tomorrow even
ing. Persons who wish TO consult him
must therefore act promptly. Delays
are dangerous. BswGrH, beware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-22
rrF1spa Behaved OH Huu day.

An tho morning trains were delayed
ou account of all accident on the New
York diyii0n. The train due here at
4,bS did not arrive until after seven,
and ,hs Z 55 a. m. did not arrive
until / ! 45 4. IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-22

A redler Of tin ware dtauk n bottle of
poison which he found III ms room
whilst stopping at tie Maryland House,
Rising Sun, supposing II was whisky
II caused his death,
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FlO1if.

There is growing demand ior onr
seMy Pet Flour" II 10 a -four that IN
N gh1Sd to bpat for tho money. Buy a
hsFfol before it raises in price. A. L.
Tatnall, 7l3 W. Front street.
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\ az TMx d. E,nlu9 Once o. Iao Ch!ai
GjERnl O@,3ec, " ashinRton, January
3@-1A ="
xxx wRAfAaE EGPoTr FOR no "AF
6Or tho Middle At.antic S'nten,
colder fair wo"iher, northwaster! y
\ winds. hiF her preseure.
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y. Erglnnd, Hos Bptinss, ArR,

says; / ;nahe 10 war on the wnlerS or
rhysirnHs, bot say all praise to 8, j. ).
for cuy.oe rue af;er both aai failed.
Prco 81 and $1.7l per bottle of all
Il u q tg,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-22

Rev. s. |. Ferguson, Five Points
Mission, New York, recommends st.
Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and oSher
penful ailments.
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sIRDnysN ON fDFnS. y

v Az for Wells "Hough on Corns. ="
Quiok, ccnplete, permanent. Cnres
C0rns, walts, lunions.
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Of Belts drug store -!tnt care is taken
70 entirely satisfy every purchaser.
Private entrance, Ne. / W eeJ 9th street. .
Lady attendant.
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Tho assyerest "BitzzarS" OF AL.

Tha "bizzard" which prevailed in
the Norrhw west during Friday was TIE
worst storm OF the winter. 1t extended
lrorn Nebraska north % Manitoba, and
frorr Wisconsin west to tha Missouri
.1~er. biauy railroad slains were ahan-
don,d on different r0ads, and the block
ahe continued on Saturday, tho wind
Blowing toe snow into the cutS ana
hliiuE them up. The temperature in
Minnesota Was aOcgt 20 degrees below
zero; Ia Dakota and Mur tana, 80 TO 30
nrlow, and in Manitoba, 40 to 10 le
Iua.
A taiegrauu Trru "luremucca, Ne
vada, Gays that u spir.t thermometer ~
Elko, on Friday, marked "a degrees be-
low zero.
SGow began TO fall again III Nebras.
ka and Iowa On Friday night, with
heavy drifts, in'Grrpptlng railroad tra-
vel. The Temperature in Lincoln, Ne
hrsokA, on Saturday morning, Was ~
below zero; at UuduCiI Bluffs, Iowa, II
vas tae same.
A 5alcgram from kansas City rep"Sts
temreraturps in kaUsss and Colorado
uf 10 to 90 below zero.
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Dots.

The men bers OF the German Baptist
ChufCh, Sixth and Walnut streets, are
having revival services.
The JacHsol and Sharp Company
ship = pas siaNger car 10 the EmmiitS
burg railroad to-day.
Th6f0 vii no an entertainment III
Nev Castle, this evening, by the young
people CfthaC 3lace.
Tho CaIedOnian Club are holding
regular mt eetings in The Hulley Build
stnGs Sixth and Shipley streets.
IN tenairs of William Henry ko'-
tn6on, who died at the residence Of f.
"a klCe, IN this city, were inferred IN
Baltlmore n Saturday.
A baggo 20 agent alned Hastings aad
his arm amputa'ed on Saturday, il
having becp rushed the Friday be
i0rs.
The botly Of Elmer Il. Smith, who
sAoyMerly resided here, will be brought
1toM Phi iiado,pLia to this place for III.
tee1nent III the Wilmington and Bran
BdyWlno Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-22

NCAtp --,Iq all W . are Sa-ernI rom
'h9 errors o' Intiscrttons Of youth, nervous
,rkucSs, early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC.,
. E.,l s2ul e roripe tlat viii cure you, FELt
q, E&NElrE. Tbs great remedy was dis
cuyprc.; nv nj .sionarv IN South America.
San1 4 selt-addressed envelope 10 the REV.
IDSEpl. Y. IN NGAN. >tstiou u, New York
,Nty. Jctll. ivdAT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-22

M Ii s Deas /. VI gns , B1aarvDoToersr
~ tkA RE- RLlCAN office IN the shade
III morn:
y o'clock o O'Clock l2o'olor'
no 2Gc 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-22

The following il koglStrar Frazer
official report for the week ending Jan
uary 20, 1888
Total nn,n Der of deaths, 80 born In
the United States, 81; foreign, 2
males, IL; females, II; white, %;
black, 7; adults, lS ; minors, 10 nnder
| year, 4: to2, 2;2 to 3, 2 to 10, 81
10 to IS, 3 Is to 30. /; 20 to 30, 3 30 to
40, 2: 40 to %, 3; SO to 10, 2 /; 90 to 70, l;
70 to so, 4; 70 10 100, /; Coroner's canes,
2 ; died In the ospital, still born, 2;
premature birth, /. BY wards First,
3; Secoua, l; Third, 4; Fourth, |;
Fifth, 5; Sixth, 5 ; seventh, ! +; Eighth,
1 ; Ninth, 2 Tenth, +; Eleventh, J.
Causes of death Accident on the
railroad, bronchial catarrh, congestive
apoplexy, ,ca,arrl Of the lupgs ,cyanosis,
chronic me,ri;Is, dysentery Eastrlt!s,
heart disease, Group, natural cAn-h',
old age, pneumonia, paralysis OF the
heart, rheu-natisn articuIar, softennS
or tho brain, typhoid fevot, valvular
disease Of heart, each | consumption,
3 :; Giphthcria, 3 suaI. pox, :.
During the WNeE 6 bodies were
byouyhy here Tor inIermeut and taken
away.
For the corresponding week last yesr
there were l3 deaths.
During the past week there were q
births 12 white males, and u females
Bv wards: Second, :; Third, 3;
Fourth, B Fifth, 4; Sixth, |; seventh,
8 Eighth, 1 Tenth, 3 Eleventh, :.
There were 3 wb.'e and 2 black mar.
riages reported,
Number of cases of smallpox report
Ell since January |, 1883, 80; sent to
hospital, y de&ths In hospital, J.;
deaths 10 city, outside of hospital, 3;
dis,haesed as well from hospital, | !
lefC the city, !; leaving II patients In
city and 4 Ia tne hospital under treat
, ment. A great majority OF the cases
are light. f. B. FRAZER, Registrar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-22

All the best brands Of winter and
-pting wheat -four, bucEwheat flour,
.bita and yellow corr meal and al
rnas Of mil feed, lay Gni straw 81
ne lowest ca,h prices, W. j, Kim bic
Fiou1 and Madison streets.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
PERSONAL.

Items Cleaned in the Hotel Corridors and
From Various other Sources.
J. ID Baldridge, a merchant Of Waelder, is
scjourning at the Central
J. Riley Gordon returned Saturday evening
from pleasure trip to the Eastern cities.
]. L. Smith, large and well known stock
man Of Cibolo, and wife, are guests at the
Central.
Mr.. Louis Ladner, rising young merchant
Of Eagle Pass, is in the city replenishing his
stock.
Rudolph j. IIofheinz leh yesterday for a
trip East, and will be a representative Of Texas
at the Louisville exposition.
Miss Virginia f. Newton, the accomplished
daughter Of Mr. +. McC. Newton, returned
from Galveston yesterday, where she has been
visiting relatives for several weeks.
W. II. Mayheld, a prominent citizen Of
Helena, accompanied by Miss Dora Mayheld,
Miss Allie May6eld and Miss Carrie May
field, have rooms at the Central.
Mr. Clifford Marye, Of Galveston, Is on a
brief visit to the Alamo City. lie is repre-
sentative Of the cart presevatiye," and holds
the position Of Secretary Of the Galveston
branch Of the l. T. U.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
CIvII Cases.-.pI.trIct Court.

The following cases have been set for the
first week in September
Tuesday, September 4-Hector VS.. Knox,
Marx & Kempner VS.. Goldhank, Frank &
Co., Terrell VS.. Harris, Meyer & Foster vs..
Gerfers, Beaumont Lumber company VS..
Martin & Schryver.
Wednesday, September 5-Roberts VS..
Vim, Rodriguez VS.. International and Great
Northern Railroad company, Earhart and
wife VS.. Stoves, Fisk VS.. Morales, Galiney VS..
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Rail
road company.
Thursday, September 6-Harper VS.. West
ern Union Telegraph company, Murray VS..
International and Great Northern Railroad
company, Dawson VS.. Lockhart, Montgomery
vs. Groesbeck, Tatum VS.. Goldfrank, Frank
& Co.
Friday, September 7-Galyeston, Harris
burg and San Antonio Railroad company VS..
Connolly & Co, Winston VS.. Krempkau,
Degener VS.. Sillsby, Guisseppi VS.. Monroe,
Johnson & Co. VS.. Freeze.
Monday, September Io-Schram VS.. Gal
lagher, Nicholson VS.. II lie national and Great
Northern Railroad company, Hord VS.. Doyle,
Hellborn VS. Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railroad company, Copeland VS.
Express Printing company.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
Judge Mason,s RETURN.

Judge Mason returned to-day from Castro
vile, where he met tn. County Commits :
sloners Of Medina. The two counties, Me-
dina and Bexar, have fully decided upon the
laws by which the boundary between the two
counties shall be run, that is, it shall be run
under the direction of the County Commits
sioners Of both couAties. They changed the
time of their notice to the 2sth Of September,
Judge Mason desires to thank the Medina
County Commissioners for their courteous be-
havior and kind reception of the Bexar
county representative
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
LIGHT FLASHES.
What the Importers Learn on Their Toul
Through the city.


The Junction City paper is offered for
sale.
Turn loose the hydranis and lay some Of
the dust.
Why can't the sprnkling carts give us
more water on the streets
HAMILTON & Dignowity offer some bar
gains in their advertisements.
Maria Pena aged three days, died to-day
in the Second ward Of unknown causes.
The C Spring Cart company, Of Rush
Vile, Indiana, is advertised in the LIGHT.
Deputy Sheriff Van Ripper has arrested a
negro desertcr and handed him over 10 the
military authorities.
old man Chrysler was in court again and
told the Recorder "he always liked the right
thing done to him"
Mariana Pena, age three days, died this
morning in the Second ward. She had no
medical attention.
"A picked nine, base ballists, from San
Antonio, will compete in the Dallas base ball
tournament, August 81.
The Mascolte Opera company will give
performance on the 10th and 18th Of Septem-
Der, in aid Of the San Antonio Athletic club.
Lost, lot Of sheet music rolled in a
leather cover. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving at office of Hambleton & Dignowity.
Mr.. Frank Mansfield and Miss Emma
Mansfield, two Galvestonians, were united by
Justice Adam yesterday. They came here for
that purpose.
The child of Deputy Sheriff Alexander
was somewhat injured on Sunday by being
struck in the eye with a ball struck by base
ball player.
The wires are already being put in order
for the next city election, and times promise
to be quite lively for some Of the old chronic
Office seekers.
"A collection is being made by the San
Antonio Blues to raise fund to entertain the
Austin Reds who are coming here on Sunday
next to play the Blues.
The question is asked has not Mr. Kerble
the same right to bar Americans and Ger
mans, as well as Mexicans and negroes, from
the dancing Platform'
Captain James Nichols, an old steamboat
man from Ohio, is in the city looking for in
vesjment Messrs. Hamble,on & Dignowity
are showing him the country.
J. P. Heninger superintendent of the con.
crete buildings being erected by George Kali
teyer in this city, will leave on the 18th for
lew days visit to his brother at San Marcos.
Andrew Bennett was before the Recorder
this morning for beating one Sadder. Mrs.
Saddler and Mrs. Bennett had disagreement
and Sadder interfered. MIS-. Bennett colled
for her husband, and the said beating then
took place. The case was dismissed.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14

The arrest Of Mr.. Michael Courtney, bag
gage master Of the Sunset depot, for the
obstruction Of an officer Of the law in the ex-
ecution of his duty, involves a peculiar ques-
ton. Deputy Sheriff Samuels went to the
Sunset depot to levy an attachment upon a
trunk then on the platform. After the levy
was made, Mr.. Samuels informed Mr.. Court
nay what had been done, when the latter in
sisted that as the trunk had been checked it
must be forwarded, and in spite Of the officer
objection took it from him. He then placed
it in the train and it was sent forward.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14

Aristide Cagmoin and Emil Cagmoin have
filed a suit in the Dstri;t court against the
heirs Of Sarah Tyler, to-wit IL. l.. Digno-
witty, Julius Wwzbach, r. 7. Tyler, II. Wei
mer, II. A. Tyler, NJ C. and A. L. Johnson,
Mary E. and John Edmonson, Mary Tyler,
Thomas Man, A. T. and J. T. Clark, w. S.
Tyler, Leona Cox ct ais. The petitioners say
that they we're illegally disposssssed Of tract
Of land, consisting of 37a5 acres on the Me-
do creek, Bexar county, and they claim
$40 600 damages, and further compensation
Of $500 per month while dspossessed Of
said property.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
KNOCKED DOWN AND RUN OVER.
An Elderly Mexican Lady Injured While
Out to Call n Physician

An Elderly Mexican Lady Injured While
out to Call n Physician.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Felipa Wanda, an
aged Mexican, residing at the corner Of Obraje
and South Laredo streets, was crossing Hous-
ton street, near the bridge, on her way to call
a physician to attend her sick son, when she
was knocked down and run over by horse
and cart, driven by young Jesse Bell, who, it
is stated, was driving very rapidly when the
accident occurred. The cart wheels passed
over Mrs Vanda's arm and leg, and her head
was much bruised. The injured lady tainted
and was taken to Dunn & Smiths livery
stable, where she was restored to conscious
ness. She was then able to say where she
lived, and was kindly driven home by Mr.. c.
c. Armstrong. Her injuries were then ex-
amined and no fracture was found. They are
therefore not ola dangerous character, though
very painful.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
JUSTICE ADAMS COURT.
List Of Cases Upon The New Docket That
Hmm Hmm AdIndIcnied.

List of Cases Upon The New Docket That
Have Been AdJudicated.
Justice Adam called his usual monthly
locked yesterday, and the following cases
we're decided:
Louis Scheibagen VS.. Christian Loeher, suit
on note for SIo6 os; judgment for plaintiff by
default
S. II. Mclean VS.. Adam Ewald, suit on
note for Sill 81 judgment for plaintiff by de.
fault.
Frank Thomas VS.. Joe Greiste ct al, suit
on sworn account; judgment by default for
plaintiff.
Wooster Burial Case company VS.. Phil.
Del, suit on account for sos So; judgment for
plaintiff
"Opens, Smith & Co. VS.. Theodore Schleun-
ing, suit on accepted draft for $lS4 3d. judg-
ment for plaintiff.
S. p Maury & Co. vs.. J. II. Smith, suit on
account for Sr47 10; dismissed at plaintiffs
cost.
S. p. Maury VS.. Sam Maverick, suit on gar
nishment; dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Henry Williams vs.. L. Eisner, suit on ac-
count, $50 50; dismissed under rule for costs.
Jacob Ambs & Co. VS.. Theodore Schleun-
ing, suit on two drafts, $3.50 7oi judgment by
default for plaintiff.
The Bank Of Commeice VS.. Theodore
Schleunihg, suit on note for 500; judgment
by default for plaintiff.
Lang & ELDERS VS.. Anna NJ. Cray suit on
account, SI5s o. judgment by default.
The Bank Of Commerce VS.. Theodore
Schleuning, suit on two notes, SIs3 o.; judg-
ment for plaintiff by default.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14

Paymasters will report to the Adjutant Cen
eral Of the department every case where it is
evident that officers accounts, presented to
them for payment, were transferred in viola
ton of A. r. a3So
Post traders in this department are prohib-
tied from cashing, receiving in payment, or in
any manner handling or negotiating officers
pay accounts that are not entirely due at the
dale Of the transactions. Violations of this
order will be reported to the War department,
and an annulment Of the offenders appoint
ment requested.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
Real Estate Transfers.

J. Marbach to c. l.. Wurzbach, 3I7 acres
Of land on Saldlo creek, branch of the
Cibolo, IS miles northeast of the city; $500.
E. R. Cupples and Annie Cupples to Mel
chora Flores, land in San Antonio, having a
frontage of IS varas, on the south side Of
obraje street; SLIGO.
Mary s. Shepherd to c. C. Handy lot 10,
block l, original lot 1874, west of San Pedro
creek; SIIo.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14

1t is asserted that several persons lose their
lives each month because instead Of calling in
a qualified doctor they send for some midwife
or quack who is incompetent to deal with the
complaint Steps are being taken to arrest
and punish illegal practitioners, and to put
stop to a system fraught with danger to the
community
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
He Says He Was Illegally Elected,

Mr.. John L. Camp, of Marion, has filed a
suit in the District court against G. W. Elliot,
of Bexar, to try title to 81 acres Of land, seven
miles northwest Of San Antonio, being part
OF the Manuel Tsjada league, survey No. &c.
Section 2, from which the plaintiff alleges that
he has been illegally elected. He also claims
$4,000 damages.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
Moi Biz Ennliph.

From the Salem (Ore.J Statesman.
Governor Moody relates an incident that
occurred on the extension OF the o. and c.
railroad, which is Characteristic Of the young
Oregonian. II was about this:
The locating engineer came to a house
while running line along Rogue river, which
he could not pass around without considerable
expense. lie therefore proceeded to pass the
line through it. While engaged in this bust
ness young boy came out Of the house, and
the following conversation took place:
Boy. "What are you doing hereY"
Engineer. Locating a railroad, sir. We
are going to run it right through your house;
and barn, too"
Boy. mo, you amt, nulher."
Engineer. "Yes, we are locating the line
now"
Boy. "Well sir,I think you are real mean
Dads gone-mam's in the house real sick
but Il was little bigger, I'd lick hi out of
YER"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
The Murder of j ames winter.

Mr.. Scholz has received a letter from
Mexico which states that James Winter, the
contractor, well known in the city, has been
murdered near San Luis Potosi. He had
gone into that place to get money to pay his
men, and in returning he was attacked,
robbed and killed by men who, it is supposed,
watched him for that purpose.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14
Three New Frame Cottages for sale Cheap.

One centrally located, on Dawson and Chest
nut street, Third ward; six rooms, two gal.
leries, large cistern of good water, has south
east front Lot 53xl03 feet-fcnced. Price
$500, which is less than cost.
New frame cottage on corner Of Nolan and
blackberry streets, Third ward; four rooms aud
two galleries.; hydrant In yard. Lot lO0Xl9C
feet-fenccd. Price $500.
New frame cottage on Burnet street, Third
ward; five rooms, gallery and outhouses
Price $500.
A few more choice lots left, on Dignowity
hill. Cheap! Apply to
HAMILTON & DIGNOwTrY,
S-ll.3t No. 10 Nernmendi street
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14

Mrs. J. Lord, an English alto
singer, who has contributed so much to
the excellence OF the British association So
cables, has been engaged by Professor Kat
zepberger for the choral service at St. Mays
church. Mrs. Lord has a voice Of considera-
BILE purity and hexibility and will no doubt be
a great acquisition 10 the musical service Of
the church to which she is now attached.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14

Mrs. Drummoud this morning stated in the
Recorders court that about o'clock on
Friday last she heard a noise in her bed
room. She thought it was a rat, but on look
ing up saw a man (colored) with his hand in
atrunk. A light was in the room at the time,
and she recognized the defendant, John Will
liams, as the man. The case was sent to the
grand jury.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-14

II. Percni, lumber gallery, Sx2S, north side
San Saba street, SIS.
Ed Michael, lumber dwelling, 32x2S, north
side Duval street, $I2oo.
Mrs. II. S. Booth, lumber kitchen, 24xI9,
west side Cherry street, $3.50.
Mrs. F. Cuelar de Menchaca, lumber
dwelling, 1913, east side Concho street,
SIso.