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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
WORKMEN AND EMPLOYERS.
prrIrsING TO CELEBRATE EVACUATION
DAY.
. SPIRIT OF HOSTILITY TO ENGLAND-A IAiD0"
PUSHED TO THE WALL.

. SPIRIT OF HOSTILITY TO ENGLAND-A lAil'A
PUSHED TO THE WALL.
Nov Jinzpach. of Carpenters Union, presided
oyeT the deliberations of the Central Labor Union
at Odd Fellows Hall Yesterday Not Inc me Cgsr-boS
Wotersj Linton and the the Newsdealers mon haG
ioined the Contra! Labor Union, 4 resolution OF
sympathy with the employees 81 r. O. Consuming Police
Justice S' Gardner for his hostility to labor t
ing men, and requesting goso Inf N4 requesting
to reaSgSS appoint him Unions to take part in
the Evacuation Day parade brought 9ol LA
dozen men to their feet. ne hmg9 thov oTcy
had beforew shouted one delegate Another S I'j
"There has been evacuation mere Is inpIo Idnu
in the United States owned ny she The reso
luton was voted down. charge was 1iuo ,t for
Mr. Schil of the Piano Makers Gnlon VINO ran 1d dHI
Alderman in the XVIII Assembly Dlstllct ha ;d oer
ont 70 another candidate The matter was lalo over
until next Sunday. ~, ruo,bioo1 Union
took part yesterday in the domination Oh
No os FoTsyth-st The following were nOnin.S,teu .
President, John r. ODOnnell vlce-prWeslKHeE'
Nesbert E. White secretary GeSfee Thomas f.
Brosnan and John A. Ganong; ,delega,es Oryoano
international Convention to be held IN New oSt
Tbarl@s G. WacDonad John j. Roberts and joseph
Weldrick. The election Will DC lold noen,her The
offices on the first "Wednesday IN Deee assert that
onccIs VI SPPyrd an ntimatlOn that The Post VIII
accede to the demands Of the Union 5 Sa
Dr. Rth ~ Posf and NAL and Express offices were
loosely pckcted Yesterday to prevent any hanoS
from goiig Of men emploved on tug boats was held
vcsterdaI in south Brooklyn. 1t was decided TO
hold Military tb Hall trade on De SGd to-
to discuss the ABUSES III vo s0 also decided to
s st' an employment bureau in the neigh0or-
hood of the Battery. =, ILL., 1, i, Eoet
1, ~ 81 ond he em1loyed about thirty men,
among whom was man named FIefdmdHn an T GiS.
was accused Of betrayng Union secrets ms us
strncl Mr.. Jacobs hired few Italians but vas Til
unable attend to his work so d me dag nSt return tG
bowesVor unless he discharged the Italians ana
maid lne to the Union He was unable 10 pay me the
fno and on Friday he made an asslgneI .U ' n
STRIKE have succeeded in getting work elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
, PorRTR CAUGHT IN A CAVE.

Tho bouse of John :. WashbuTn, near Chappaqua
was entered about two weeks ago ahu IoppST" 90 90
three crooks of butter, one crock OF laId anu tpo
e@gs Other farmers in the VICINITY were alSo
T56hed but no clew could be found 70 lIe lhlei :
Last SATURDAY. afternoon as Robert lrelahu dc Ve
gunning about two miles west OF Chappaqua oh tiic
estate OF Fernando Wood, lie saw the legs Oh man
etickinr ont of a cave. He compelled the man 10
come ont of his hiling-place, when was ar qaLh
hole in the earth aud rocks, and took MN 10 On's
mama where he was taken charge 40; oI
Ri"" Constable Lawrence, on suspicion.
The constable took him before Justice Lane: WHO
locked him up over night. Yesterday lnoIha1e d
crowd of about fifty persons demanded lnat ne
shOuld confess TO having perpetTaleu lhe Ieoou i
rohheries They escorted him back 10 the cave anu
Threatened TO lynch him if he did not disclose me
njace where the goods were hidden. Fearing that
he vonld be hanged if he refused, he pulled down
mort of n stone wall and digging little, nnearthed
a milk can, in which were some women WtddiIng
onnarel and some table and silver ware. NAPKINS
stc He was again threatened with violence IL he
dd not disclose more and he went 70 another stone
,0ali and brought ont another milk can III when
tbcre were n quantity of drugs OF various
ii"ds He pretended that he would produce otner
articles. and evidently trying TO escape rom me
H;silance committee gradually descended the
mountain somewhat in advance OF the oiheTs.
When ne was surrounded again. ana rope o9lne
shown him he led the way to another hdlng-place
IN which were the tools of small-slZed carpenter
sbon He was then taken back 10 Chappaqua ana
Locked mn TO he conveyed to White Plains to-day
10 await the action of the Grand jury. The roOOer
gave his name as Joseph Phyle. lie IS Oermah'
ahOut liftN years OLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

THE STEAMSHIP AMERIQUE OVERDUE.
The nOn-arrival of several Of the transatlantic
passenger steamships is accounted for by the 1act
that the weather has been bOisterous on the ocean
particularly on the Newfoundland banks. There Is
felt, however, some apprehension regarding the
French Line steamship Amer1que. which should
have arrived here as early as last Tuesday rope tpe
the vessel would be heard from as having arrived
at Halifax. as it is believed that she has net WIN
some accident to her machinery. Inc Natl3nai
Line steamship Greece is also overdue from Lon
don. The Lydian Monarch arrived from London
yesterday, having had long and stormy voyage age.
On November 13, on the Ranks, several heaVy seas
broke over her decks and the rail and one OF the
boats on the starbOard side were demolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
A CoI,ORED YOUTHS STORY or A ROB
- Berry.

Mrs. Amelia Earl a widow, living in suite of
rooms On the top floor of No. 81 West Ihrty-secOnd-
ST. in the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
accused William Gill, age seventeen, colored, OF NO.
Asa West Flfty-fourth-street OtrObbery Mrs. Earl
stated that she saw Gill in her room on Saturday
struck her in the face and fled, but was arrested
later Some of Mrs. Earls property was found IN his
possession. Gill said Barton Allen, a colOred man.
had taken him to the house on Thursday and locked
him up in a closet until Saturday. lie then told
him 70 go up stairs and get bundle which he would
find there. He was following these instructions
rested, denied Gil's statement, but Mrs Hattie W.
Bliss the lessee of the house, and Aliens employer
ut No. I42 West Thirty-third-st. Gill pleaded
guilty and Allen not guilty, and both were held by
Justice Duffy for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Feuardent-D hi CesnOla suit before Judge Shipman.
Trial OF william Porter In Oyer and Termncr. A.
Bridge disaster suit for damages before Judge NC
Adam
Matthew Arnolds lecture in Brooklyn Academy OF
Music.
Meeting Of Young Mems Democratic Club.
Argument OH New-Jersey Central lease i'll company
office
Funeral OF Rear-Admira Trenchard, ST. stephens
Church.
Excise violation cases before Judge Cowing. ,
Meeting of striking carpetweavers, WendeIs Assembly
Room.
Medical Aid sOciety's meeting.
Meeting Of Baptist preachers
Reformed Church pastors meeting. -
Cooperation meeting in Church OF our saviour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
FUNERAL OF DAVID VAN ARsDALE.

The funeral of David Van Arsdalc, the veteran of
1912 was held yesterday afternoon at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church, in observation-disclosures
eiqhteenth-st., near SecOnd-ave. The Rev. Thomas
III Birch. assisted by the Rev. w. c. Steele, con-
dncted the services General DALEY was one of the
naIlbearcrs The coffin draped with an Amer
lean flag which had been given to Mr.. Van Arsdae
Lv the members of the church. On the coffin
plate was the inscription David Van Arsdae;
Born Scpterber L. 1896; died November II, 1888"
on the dead mans breast was pinned one of the
Evacuation Day nedallOns The church was
crowded After the services the body was taken
10 CYPRESS Hills Cemetery for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

"Now, REALLY; WELL, DECLARED YOU
ONLY PAY sl5 95 FOR THAT CLoAKl DO
LII. AND 1T Is ALL WOOL BEAVER CLOTH,
TRIMMED WITH BROAD CoNEY FURl WHOSE
STORE DO YOU SAY Is THIsl AL SEE,
KOCH e. son. WELL, 1 BOUGHT MINE AT
THE GREAT COLOSSAL CLOAK SALE, WHERE
THEY ADVERTISE CLoAKs AT HALF PRICE 4;
BUT KINDER THINK THIS FITS BETTER
THAN MINE AND PAID MORE"
THIS OLD LADY IS BUT ONE OF THAT NUMEK-
Gus CLASS OF BARGAIN HUNTERS WHO TAKE
FOR GRANTED THAT. BECAUSE WINTER WRAPS
ARE ADVERTISED, BY APPARENTLY REsPoNsI.
BILE HOUSES AT HALF PRICE, THEY MUST BE
CHEAP. THE TRUTH Is, NINETENrHS OF
SUCH CHEAP GARMENTS ARE THE STOCK OF
MANUFACTURERS WHO FAILED BECAUSE THEY
COULD Not MAKE GOOD FITTING CLOAK,
OR THE OLD AND MISFIT STOCK OF LARGER
HOUSES WHO ARE ONLY TOO GLAD TO GET
RID OF THEIR LEFT OVER STOCK AT ANY
PRICE.
WE OFFER TO THE PUBLIC THE BEST Sc
LECTED STOCK OF LADIES' AND CHIIDRENS
WINTER WRAPS, ALL, WITHOUT EXCEPTION,
THIS SEASONS STYLES, TAILORMADE, PER
Feet FIT AND WITH FULL GUARANTEE AT
PRICES, - USUAL, LOWER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
END DRAWING NEAR.

cast corridor of the jail in Newark, where he will
be hanged on Thursday for the murder of his young
wife He looked pale and thoughtful, but walked
brisklv for several hours. In the afternoon his
counsel saw him, and at O'Clock his mother sister,
brother and other relatives had an affecting inter;
lew with him. He said he was ready to die, and
vet he had some hope that the Court of Pardons
might save hun from the gallows. He expressed
desire to see his two little girls but his mother-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
NATIONAL CABLE RAILWAY co.

OFFICE UNITED BANK BUILDING,
No. WALI~Sr, NEW.N DIRK.
wNI. p. SHINN, President.
CONSTANT A. ANDREWS, NiCc.prCSldeAt.
J. g. LEWIS Secretary
THOS W. EVANS, Treasurer.
JAMES CAMILLE. General Manager.
Hon. WILLIAM DORSHEIMER, lccvcr,r ,orrs,l
ROBERT SEWELL esq, j"'"
GEORGE HARDING. Special attorneys and GS9nse
JOHN O. h BENNETT P Patep fsse''ms N'''"''' VI
Trustecs
WALLACE c. ANDREWS, THOMAS D. ADAMS,
CONSTANT A. ANDREWS, THOMAS W. EVANS,
JAMES GAMBLE. :. h. PIERSUN,
JOHN W. MACKEE, j. B. SHAW,
W. \. WILLIAMS GEORGE H. Villas,
JOSEPH &. WALCOTT THOMAS +. RYAN,
VIM. i. SHINN.
This Company the Of all the ade and other pat
ns which have been successfully operated ON the street
railway cable system and prepared 10 negotiate for
rights To use sad patents In all cities and towns east OF the
Rocky Mountains
The adie ia tho only system which has been successfully
worked upon street railways In Chicago and san Francisco
A fund Of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ID JLl4ARS,
elusive right to the of cable railways under the
patents owned by It. These patents have been twice broadly
SUSTAINED In the United States Circuit Court commanding
the cable system by decisions In contested both the
law and equity side OF tho Court company and
counsel have nndOubted confidence their validity
The charter OF the Company which organized under the laws
OF New Ork COntrs all the powers and privileges OF Rail
road Rolling stock and Construction Company by which II
cable and equip existing street railroads well To build
new the exclusive right grant licenses under these
patents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. D.,
IA Lexington ave, between 20th and 3Dth-i'.
Hours 10 ], . 7. Diseases ~ The Nervous -yv"n
GCntO. T. Tinary Organs. Impotence and rltIHtf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. James Hotel-Henry Watterson. OF L0uls.
Vile Windsor Hotei-ExsenatOr II. A. W; Tabor OF
Colorado Victoria Hoiel-Lord Bury ana Lazy BUY
OF England HOFFMAN Hotse-L d. NJ sweat Vi rort-
land Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

broucht TO him. The Rev. Father Ioomey says that
Chisholm seems to be tsuly pemtent ana ready u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

The surprising merits of the Wilcox " Nlbp-
ALTON NTIC Sewing Machine viii be fully demonstrated
You by a thorough anil practical test seWs hom the -poo
direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
Announcements.

FApL & Wilson'S short band Collars and
bead edge Cuns are the best. rod every where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

SKINNY MEN.-" Wells Health Remover re-
stores health and ygo Dyspepsia Impotence. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE Almanac.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises C52; Moon Mss 1906 age 20
WATER TODAY.
4 H-Sandy Hook. 1928 Gov. Island 49, IIol Gate 1925
PW--andy Hook, 1875 Gov. Island OO3 Hell Cats 1J2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

LuNDnoEG's RmrxIsn COLOGNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
FORElGN STLANARs DCE ~ THLs rom
SHIPFING NEVIS
PORT OF NETWORK ..........sU SUNDAY, NOV. ls, 1893
ARRIVED.

steamer Trinacra (ri Kitchen Calcutta July 81 Colombo
Aug Adenl9, suez 26 Port said - Marseiles sept ~
30 LeghOrn D. Naples oct A. Messna Palermo H.
10 Malaga 25 ana Gibraltar 20, with mdse aud passen
gers 10 Henderson Bros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
NEW-.IERSEY.

IoBOKEN.-.IOhn Sullivan, mate of the Bremen
steamer Habsburg, made a tour of the rum shops
on Saturday night and at place in MunrOc-st., he
quarTelled with Michael Murray and fired three
shots at him.. The first bullet gTazed the skin of
Murray's back, the second pluughcd furrOw along
his forehead and the third passed through his hand
Sullivan was disarmed and taken 20 Police Head
quarters. Murray was carried to his home. No. 80
MunrOe-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
JERSEY CITY.

Thomas Gallagher returned home on Saturday
afternoon after serving term i'll state Prison. At
an early hour yesterday morning he went TO his
house at No. 176 Seycnth-st drunk, and made
thorough wreck of everything. lie was arrested.
Giuseppe Bilbon, an Italian, Of No Al Railroad
ave. came rushing at James ManniOn, age nine
teen of No 800 Firstst., as the latter stood with
a party of friends AT Brunswick and First sts., at
. p. N. yesterday, and stabbed him IN the back.
A crowd pursued the Italian. who was arrested by
Officer Kent He appeared to be cTazcd by drink.
Mannion's wound was not dangerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

The twenty-iifth annual report of ~. Lukc'- Hos
pita for the year ending on ST. Lukcs day, October
Is. has been issued. The report of the treasurer,
Gordon Norrie, shows receipts Of $7O,2S5 80 during
the wear, which includes last years balance of
81 sos 10 and 81 800 lent by the treasurer for de
fcfencies. The meXpended balance Is SOB 81.
There were 161 patients in the hospital on October
Is. 1882; ], 1868 were admitted during the year
900 were cured 800 improved; | ~ unimproyed :;
1872 died and 149 were remaining in the hospital
at the end of he year.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Items Cleaned In the Hotel Corridors and
from Various other Sources.

Items Cleaned In the Hotel Corridors and
from Various other Sources.
CAPTAIN Lee Hall, of La Sale county, is at
the Menger.
Mr.. A. F. Stacey, stookraiser, of Atascosa, Is
at the Central.
Mr.. j. Il. Caldwell. Concho, a stockman, is at
the st. Leonard.
Mr.. r.. A. Nixon, stockman, of Pleasanton' is
Mr.. J. English, sheep man. and Mrs. English,
of Cotula. are at the Central.
Mr.. william f. North, Attorney of Austin,
with his wife are at the Menger.
Mr. :. z. Goodson, agent for the Austin
Statesman, is now at the Vance hotel.
W. b. Sterling, of the Alamo Music house.
has returned from his drumming tour.
Mr. George Il. Bennett, prominent wool
dealer OF Lampassas, is now in the city.
Mr.. ]. c. Thomasen and Mr. II. s. Stacey, of
Nacogdoches, stockmen, are at the Central.
Mr. John II. Erskine, Superintendent of
Major Moors's Frio ranch, is at the Menger.
Mr.. Albert Urbatin, a sheepraiser OF Laredo,
came I'm this morning. He is at the Menger.
Mr.. S. p. simpson has returned from a sue
cessful trip 10 Kentuck and is at the Central
Mr.. w. G. Waters, o. Waters, ". l.. Hopkins
and W. Womack, stockmen, are staying at the
Central.
Mr.. Charles A. Kight, railroad man, con-
nected with the great kennesau route, is at the
Menger.
Messrs. Forest and Means bought yesterday
a lot of mules and they are already on their
way 10 the North.
Mr.. Camille G. pilot, Treasurer of PILOTS
opera house, Houston, is visiting friends in the
city at No. 20 Camargo street
Mr.. j. X. Painter, OF the International and
Great Northern railway. paid the LIGHT Off re
a pleasant call this morning.
Mr.. NJ. Kakauer, of the firm of Goldfrank,
Frank n Co., accompanied by Mrs. kraukauer,
has gone to New York to visit friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Harris, of Bandera. ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs C. NJ. Richards and daugh-
ter, of Medina City, arc staying at the st.
Leonard.
Mr.. j. c. Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin are on a
visit to the city, and are accompanied by Mrs
II. FoOte, of Cleveland, Ohio. They are at the
Meuger.
Mr.. l.. Joyce Conductor for the Information
al and Great Northern railway, Houston
division, is in the city on his way To the Che
natl country, to look after some land interests
in that section.
Mr.. Casper s. Butcher from Candida, Mexico,
pessed through with his son on their way TO
Philadelphia. Mr.. Butcher is a miner OF con-
sequence, and reports his silver mines promis-
ing, and that his copper mines are doing mag
nificiently.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22

Epifanio Montez, lumber dwelling. 2Ox14
north side of Houston street, costing $40
W. Wagner, rock dwelling 49x45, west side of
Sixth street, costing 5000
Henry Leste, lumber dwelling, lOxI2 and
14x2i, south side of Live Oak street, costing
$3.50
W. II. Bonnel, lumber dwelling 24xl5 and
62Xi5, northwest side of Oakland street, costing
$1,000.
W. H. Bonnell, lumber stable, 1Ox2O north
west side of Oakland street, costing $50.
W. Cameron X CO., lumber stable northwest
corner of Austin street.
W. Hopkins lumber dwelling l2x18 sout ca [
corner Of Pine and Benton streets
Charles Zoller, lumber addition, I0x14, north
west corner of North Flores street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22

Captain A. p Caraher, Eighth cavalry, will
proceed to the post Of San Antonio, Tex, and
report 10 First Lieutenant Charles Sellmer,
Third artillery, Judge Advocate of the Gen
eral court martial instituted nj that post by
paragraph III, speclni orders No. 40, current
series, from these headquarters, as witness In
the case Of Private john Robinson, company
q, sixteenth infantry.
The trayelis eeessary for hepublic service.
, The telcgrlphlc order OF the 4th inst, d.
recting Major j. r. WATSON, Paymaster United
States army aud his clerk, 10 ncc 'mpany the
Department lns ector from Fort Worth to
san Antonio, Tex, and report in person at
these headquarters, is confirmed.
The travel was necessary for the public
service.
Under authority, through the Adjutant Cen
eral ui the army, dated 10Th inst the com
Inundiug oihecr post Of sun Antonio, Tex, will
grant furlough, TOR six months, TO Private y.
Il. Aston, band, Eighth cavalry, 10 take effect
after re-enlistment.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22
YER Y SPECIAL !

30 suits hest bue flannel at 50 80, north Sl2 80
q suits tdncB cdssiAeye $40, formerly sold at
6O1 ChcriOi shirts At 81 25-d great bdigdin
$50 niue linen shirts 81 % sold ereryCheTe at
81 70.
200 rhitc shirts at 9j ccnts WOrth 81 %.
500 ichte shirts AT 81 % north 81 30
100 dozen assorted hdlf hOsc % cents a pair,
north 40 Ia 80 cents.
Norctttcs TeceirGd ereiU iCeek. Come and post
HO useJ i0th the latest styles and Unrest prices.
Remember epeI1l piece " our goods Is Ileip ana
fresh. SHEETS, CORRE PON q CASTLES,
Croclett BlOek, AlqmO Pkisa,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22

Observations taken at 5:34 "A. m: San Anto-
Mo- barometer 1901, thermometer So; Concho,
barometer 1901, thermometer 81; Fort Stock
ton, barometer 1901, thermometer 81; Eagle
Pass barometer 31.0S, thermometer W; Calves
ton, barometer 1901, thermometer SO; New Or
leans, barometer 1884, thermometer III; Shreve-
port, barometer 29.J9 thermometer 81; Little
Rock, barometer 1886, thermometer A.; Mem
phis barometer 29.95, thermometer ~: Bis
inarck barometer 1859, thermometer So. lndi-
cationa are for clear and fair weather.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22

Mr.. Andrew Shaw an estimable Scottish i'm
migrant. fayoraby known in this city as an
excellent mechanic and as late Recording Sec
Rotary OF the British association will be mar
ried TO Miss Jennie Burt, one of Scotas fair
daughters who has recently come from Stirling,
Scotland, TO he united to the object Of her
affections. The ceremony will take place this
evening in the Madison square church, and the
Rev W. Howell Buchanan will tie the nuptal
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22

The children are still dying at an alarming
rate. The following deaths are reported ::
Guadalupe Lopes, aged 3I6 years, from diar-
rhna. Fred. Chase, colored, aged 3 years, from
cOnvulsion. Juan Gerra, aged II months, from
from hamilton, consequent On prematur G b nth.
Mabel Sarah Jane Hanna, aged 319 months,
from enbro colits. The child of Blumhatfer,
from lOclIiaw.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22

And visit the largest retail dry goods and cloth
ing house In the city. Our house being large,
and the goods easily shown, we shall he pleased
to show everybody our large assortment Of
shoes, slippers, sandals, ties, nainsooks, mus
Inns, Victoria lawns, parasols fans, silks,
satins, embroiderios, laces, collars otc.
q. B. FRANKS, Alamo Plaza.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22
Business Chances.

Machinery, engine and boiler for q much
needed business in this city. Price S200l.
Fine liquor saloon, good location.
Boarding houses, one or two, at $3.50, and
complete in every respect.
Hotels in city and country for sale by
w. L. HILTON, 20S North Houston st.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22
EupiOn Oil

Furnishes clear, bright light, 1chrystal white
in color. inodious, and free from deposit or
sediment. 1t burns freely, does not crust the
wick, and is absolutely safe. As proof of this,
used IL for years to their entire satisfaction,
and who will use no other. 5-lS-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22

The LIGHT acknowledges the present of case
of the celebrated Star oil, sent by Mr.. Louis
wagner. the genial representative of the
Waters Pierce Oil company in this city. The
star is like its namesake, an tlluminator oil
tho finest quality.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22
Karrains In Houses and Lots.

Rock house seven or eight rooms, North
Flores street, 5000. s,,oo
Rock house near Avenue ID, for s2lOO.
Rock houses in all parts OF the city, at low
Nice new cottages fronting Madison Square.
New cottage on San Pedro; six rooms.
Lots for sale in all parts of the city.
w. T.. HILTON, 20S North Houston ST.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22

what you can get at j. Joske & Sons: The
best so suit in the State; the incest straw hat
for the least money most exquisite gents un-
remarkably low. 5-3-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22

Don't waste your money having your head
examined, but bring ii with you next time you
come to G. b. Franks Alamo store, and Will
tit it with straw or felt hat, elegant in shape,
low in price, and regular cooler
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22
Vsgrancy.

The police roped in three Migrants last n'ght'
]. Campbell, c. NJ. Sell and a. G. Hume. Camp
bell was fined So the case against Sell wos
continued. and the charge against Hume was
dismissed. there are others OF IKE cnhrhc-
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-22

Theodore schleuning and wife to H. Z.
Grothans, lot No. II. in subdivision of original
city lot No. Q, $500. ,oo. ..o, -,
Talma Beekman TO 5. J. Barker, 100 acres, on
Elm creek, $500. -. J.. ~
i II. McLeary to +. c. Hubbell, city lot, ON
the northwest side OF Bevin street, $50.