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Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-03
shoPreserveds HerOwn Frutt

She had fancy for peaches in the old pound for pound' way. just as her mother used to do them. And she used her mothers old fashioned preserving kettle. The kettle upset and sent it's sca1ding contents over the unhappy lady's feet, as she stood before the kitchen fire. They put her to bed and treat ed the scalded parts with Perry Davis' Pain Killer. the sovereign remedy for burns, scalds and blisters. In two or three days she
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-03
For the Summer Months a
 B R S
242 CHAPEI ST

Ton can find ths Isfns5k snd most complete aszozt- luent Of Uard and gabznss Mounts, On which we gre making tho finest phetoFrAphsa af
 PHiCeB Way Bel0W any other G1l- ssss 1eKy I'm this cttys
 We have one of sHs IarnssE ana most modern eatab- jishunenta in fhe sEate and mre knOwn everywhere for our FTNE WORK AND LOW PRICES. dozen Csbinetg psTsels and larger sizes st prices you can afford to pay. Proofs shown immediately af ter the sitting is made. slza.s Pillon etc, beautifully photographed at ahorf no tice. COME ONE. COME ALL jess
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-03
At BatteH Chapel.

The fire bells did not strike the recall for the fire yesterday until 11:3O p. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-03

Mir. Browns insurance on the south part of the building, numbers IS and 20, partially burned, was in John G. North & Co.'S agen- cy-in the Phoenix. of Hartford, $2,O00; in London, Liverpool 6 Globe, $2,000. The middle building, numbers g and 26, was in- sured in North's agency for $500 in the Insu- rance. Company of North America. $1, 800 in the Etna, of Hartford, and $1, 300 in the Phoenix There was also an insurance in Frisbie, Chase 6 Co.'s agency on building, stock and fixtures in Germania, New York. $1, ,5o0, in Pennsylvania of Philadelphia, $z5O. In the agency of sperry & Kimberly. Commercial, New York, $1,950; Williams. burg City, New York, $1 $50; Imperial, London, $1,OO0. In Charles Wilson's agency, Insurance company of Pennsylvania, Ion sheds) $500; Manufacturers and builders on stock $500; Queens, London, $1, 600 on stock; Fidelity and Casualty, @1, ,250 on boil CT and building against explosion from boiler; New Hampshire, $1, 300 divided between stock fixtures and building; London Provin- cial; $1 ,500 on stock, fixtures and building; Manufacturers and Builders, New XoEk, $500; Merchants, Newark, $1sOO0; Unieng Fhfla- dslphia, $1,o00S Runalo German 1000;
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-03
S,

pieces Grain Silk full 21 inches wide at s9c
 Colored ros Grain Silk full 20 inches wde at 90c pieces Colored Silk full 20 inches wide at $1 Colored Gros Grain Silk full 21 inches wde at SIPS pieces Grain Silk full 21 inches wde at $150 de Londres at $ per yard Choice Coors
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-03

At the Carlton House, the hotel on State street directly back of the fire, across the track, much alarm prevailed among the la- dies boarding there, and they commenced packing their trunks and getting ready to emigrate in @ hurry. One lady became so overcome that she tainted. Another lady, in the confusion, seized her pet dog and held him in her arms ready to move out at a mo- ment's notice.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-03
A oHRW FOR $50.

MT. George BlRkema1, of the Steam Heat. ing company, whose building is next south of the burned building, handed Chiaf Hen drick check for. $50 before the fire was out, the money to be given to the fremens s benevolent fund MT. Blakeman's loss was slight, being from water and broken glass chiefly.
 The Consolidated road was obliged to uss the down track for their trains last evening, was cleared away by 10 o'clock
 Mr. Brown had in his employ about % men whose tools were kept in chests in she shop. They wereprobably not insured ct all.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-03

hydrant in front of the Carlton House had a line of hose attached to it and after the fire was over and the hose detached the hy- dran refused to stop working and a stream of water ran from it for an hour or more un- til Superintendent Granniss of the Water company arrived and remedied the trouble,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-03
A ORASH OF TABLES,

A line of hose was laid through the dining hall at the Carlton, and MT. Gum, the pro- prietor, says that in the hurry of getting at work carving table worth $40 was upset and broken and two tables covered with dishes were upset. MT. Gum took his loss philosophically, feeling we'll pleased that his building was saved. The building was at one time filled with smoke from the fire
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-03
JoTTINGs. OF THE FIRE.

The roof of MT. William B. Hayes resi- dence, on State street corner of Veto, caught fire. The fire was soon extinguished by prompt work. All the neighbors in the vii cinity were on the lookout, ss the einders
 were falling thick and fast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

The prospect Of success at the coming fall cleo
ton Is having revivifying effect upon the repuo-
lican party o. Maryland. meeting OF the state
committee, he'll In Baltimore yesterday. WAS fully
attended By the members thereof, and drew to-
9ether, besides, prominent leaders from different
portions OF the state. 1t was determined to hold
the state convention In Baltimore on the 9th of
September, ana In addition to the nomination of
candidates for governor, controller and attorney
general, new state central committee will be
chosen The committee very wisely abstained
from any attempts TO boom candidates The
friends OF MIR. Hoton are claiming that the meeting
was decided victory for him In his canvass for
governor; but II there was preference for him It
was not manifested in the proceedings TO have
intmated choice for one man over another would
have been TO feed the factional feeling which the
members OF the committee are labOring to over
come. Ii is evident that the republicans have made
much better progress In harmonizing their differ
ences than the democrats Owing to the fact that
the republicans have so long been In the minority
they have had less TO quarrel over, and factonal
lines ure not 80 distinctly drawn as In the ruling
party.
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1t would appear, from a seml-ofnclal statement

IL would appear, from a semi-0flicial statement
In the LONDON papers, that the British government
Is preparing to go on with its scheme of assisted
emigration An additional sum OF one hundred
thousand pounds Is to b. Immediately set apart to
laid Irish emigration" 1t Is not announced
whittier the assisted emigrants are to b, SENT but
their destination seems to be limited to Canada
or the United States" The English authorities
have exhibited such marked Difference for the
wishes OF Canada in placing the Irish emigrants
hitherto sent out that II Is infera0le they will
Slip them to the Dominion unless the assent OF
the people Is obtained 1t Is just as WELL at all
events, for the o. 8. customs officials to keep a
watchful eye upon incoming vessels from Irish
ports There are some thou ,ands OF Irish paupers
whom England wants TO get rid OF. and late expe-
rienee has shown that that government Is not over
scrupulous as to the means OF accomplishing that
end.
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BARGAINS AND BARGAINS.
AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.

We hesitate to use the words at the heading Of on,
:sdvertissment tney are 90 ofen abused Yet TO
propose to cut have and third, the prices
goods In stock; in thirs keeping two and CIV ns
& 'pa ns sG
passing sad g tue
GAUZE UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
I'LL I'LL go, s,GAgzE TSDsRyLsTs long sleeves only.
from iso Ss: s se. s4 sns
MsN,s Gauge UNDERvEsTs. long sleeves only.
t. s Sped . and P'n reduced
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
MISSES AND BOYS BROWN MIXED AND FANCY
bose, fun regular made reduced from &c. 70 l2hc.
Misses Fancy Striped Hose. reduced from s7x to 2sc
Ladies les Fancy striped Hose splendid quality reduced
Ladies Fine Lisle Thread Hose. reduced from 81 2:
Ladies' Fine Liss Thread Hose. reduced from 81. &
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
ns Ins 2s suru, soet
to d s dot Dotted sxssss ssTa Soossa
70 to e
to I Es
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS.
50 dozen Bath Towels reduced from lie. 70 12xc
s sia fosa
seaufsd from M
lies; 4oe per dozen sPEoi Also dozen German
dozen On two lots soss are not reduced ne,
for this department. ''-' "'''''
PARASOL DEPARTMENT.
Coaching parsso!s reduced from e. to 81 each
a d,roI ct k1eQ
All o WhaS Es xls g
IS each "' ''"'''u ~ '''0' 10" iuf'nef reoo'eo
SILK DEPARTMENT.
T e. S,;anT ~
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
y, OR ,G st9St Of B+ACK SILK GRENADINES CONSISTS
FROM Csc to 7sc per- yard Of the price,
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL.
We have lately been making large sale Of Remnants
cut whole lines OF coors as follows: Jus A"''
ALBATROSi CLOTHs.-Colors: Pink. light blue
from 25o to o per ya OF Reduced
~. - IN NU;'S VE1LING;-Colors: Cream. pink.
%'1h has
sSHHA Pqs . sR Rssse. ,ss &c.
All Remnants and Dress Lengths have been remarked
at still lower prices If possiae to close them out before
Stock taking.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Cottens re sold cheap. it's very difficult to make
case Of 1, our esIebrseea 60 sc
BeaChed Cotton. full yard WIDE entirely free from
dressing. and maintain that it Is the hest eight ri
6leaohed Cotton ever offered over dry goods counter
You can buy one yard OF thousand the price the
cause we propose to hold to the price through
f,ll the manufacturers don't advance the price, W.
shall also offer the best ten cent Beached Cotton yard
vide. ever sold anywhere, and q fine ten-Quarts1
Bieached Sheetn9. rood quality. $50. per yard.
PRINTED GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Fine 25c quality Printed Linen Lawns reduced to 17c
per yard.
finest quality French Printed Sateeus In Poks
Dots reduced from 45c. to Csc. per yard
Half dozen elegant Embroidered French Satean Robes
slightly s'aed less than half the price, Wig: &23 81
Robes now So he lower priced ones equally cheap.
We make the above low prices attract little more
than the average trade during the month Of August
and thus enable US to increase sales In the dull
season.
ONE PRICE ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

The aqueduct to be constructed under the new
law providing for an enlargement Of the water
WORKS OF New York city Is to be $50 OO0 900 gal.
Ions capacity. 80 90 gallons less than our new
reservoir, to be located In the high grounds north
OF this city. The cost Of tn New York extension
Is estimated at Sl4 46O9G 1t Will require an aaue-
duct nearly thirty-two miles long. new dam, to
cost $4,000 is part OF the work. 1t will require
nearly four years 10 complete the whole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

The Maryland board of public works have
approved the plan submitted by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad for a bridge across the Susaue-
mamma river at Port ID 'pOSiL The citizens or that
pace nave protested vigorously against this plan,
and 1t is intimated that they intend now to appeal
to the courts 70 overrule the action of the state
board The objection is that the bridge il built
as contemplated, wrl seriou ly retard navigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

According to the temperatures reported by the
signal Office, II has been cooler In Washington this
week, and In fact nearly every day in August than
1t has been In Canada. For instance, at O'Clock
this morning the thermometer stool at 81 degrees
In Washington. while 1t was three degrees higher
In Montreal aud two higher in Quebec. Our tenn
perature this morning was exactly the same as
that at Duluth, two degrees lower than at Port
land. Me-. and one degree lower than at Block
Island, r. L
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DEArH To Morris, IssEcrs, &c

Tho CHEMICAL FLAMsi. for the dissemination Of
Moths and lneeea from furniture. fura hlankea &c.
rsFnulsr sndwiIi forfeit ESQ nv dosss N nv ~
where W fail 70 DESTROY than.
A. r. CHAOE 4 BRo..
Upholstarers ana Steam Carrot CnpaneFa
3y23-9W 616 Louisiana ayes next CITY 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

Tan Value Or SPACE
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
Is 30 great that willing gain 1t ct great sacrl.
fca IN prices. and viii sell the balance
Of our stoSk OF
WHITE AND FANCY VESTS.
CASHMERE SUITS,
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS
sEERsUCKER SUITS,
CHuDREN's SUITS.
ODD FLANNEL COATS.
MEvs CLOTH COATS.
ALPACA COATS,
LIGHTWEIGHT ovERCoATs.
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE.
THE MISFIT STORE,
Having, like every success. imitators. b sure and
come to the corner Of
aul0 TENTH AND STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

Coop Sur Of C1orHEs
SOLD ON THE INsTALLMENT PLAN
Mems. from s., $40 and up 800
Youths and Boys. 81 to 90 md up
Children's, age Ali years, So IS and M
sailor suits. age 5.l1. from 8. so to $3.50.
BOys Knee Pants, CSC. to 81. so.
Boys Flannel SHIRT Waist, SOC.
Mems and Boys Blue Flannel Shirts 81 upwards "A
1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue. "
su4 ]. W. SELBY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

Perhaps the enterprisng American who made
such haste to secure Nolhs ark upon its discovery
means TO Mt it up with machinery and run it as an
excursion boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

REDUCED PR1ors IN Day Goops,
TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK.
We make tia above reduction to increase our oash
sales. Every article Misunderstanding reserved or
excepted-anakng Il the cheapest stock in the city,
BLACK SILK GRENADINES, SATINS. GIN0-
HAMS, ALL FINE WOOLENS. HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS. LACES In every style. shape. and quality
from finest to cheapest PARASOLS and SUN UNI.
BkELLAS always reasonable in price. with discount
Oh. make them very. very cheap.
An examination Of the stock and prices win convince
you that we have not overstated the matter.
JOINT. MITCHELL.
te22 931 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

The Double sheet Tomorrow.
The STAR will be issued as usual In double sheet
or elght-page form tomorrow. As these issues
command an extra edition they are most aecepta-
BILE to advertisers, who will confer favor By send
ing in their orders early to insure Insertion and
classification.
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LADIES' GOODS.

M. William.
Importer Of
PATTERN HATS, MILLINERY GOODS, REAL
LACES, FINE NECkWEAR, PABASOIS, DRESS
TRIMMINGS, HRkE BEST STYLES FRENCH
COkSETS, SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS. SUITS,
BATHING SUITS. ETC.
stife Trevise. Paris. COZ Pennrylyapia eyenu.
oner all my Summer Suits and Wraps 1t greatly re-
duced prices. aug
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MRS. M. J. HUNT,
,y2i 1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
ID Hine FRENcH BkIBRIaaSk SHIRT and
DKAMEkS at 81. Is each al sises. ENGLISH Ii LIZ
THkEAD SHIRTn, I'll axss. at 81 each ENGLISH
IA kklGGAN SHIkT6. ell sizea. # 60c. each 9AUZE
n sss s1u Il Pr 81 "a Kss
CUT PANT-SHAPk, and made In the most thorough
manner AL Gzee, &C Soc. each NAINS00K FEATHER
WEIGHT SHIRTS and DkAWERS, made IN the very
best manner. al d1ea. ct 75c. each. EN- I'SH HO-
BE Co., IN a TIE newest ds1sns Ct soc ger
H.ndsome kECKWEAR. IN new shares. French. Eng.
lsh and American suspsndsre Shirts made 70 order.
at So. $40. 81 and sl2 DER half dozen. ,e5
a CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING EsTABLIsH-
ence ! adies' and Gentlemens Garmen{z. also Crsps
Vea lAceA are perfectly cleaned by tins superior
Of DeSmedt oGncia chemist of the District OF Or
Mmoia . Your chemit ais are Of the most enectua
sus IN P sra gsssc mo-
Grease spos guaranteed TO be thoroughly rsmovcd su2
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.
go TENTH STREET NoRTHwEsf.
-'N Heb sPEciALTIEs ARE
French Handmade Undercothinx 0eftpo CndsrwoaR
and Hnsss LmFSrcd a Lea =. .u Reform ooo,,
f1encb Corsets and Busties. The 'lierculss" sup-
PORTING Corsef for watch Miss II. % special AGENT
and 81 Corset, her own WnkA that or the prioo
NB.-Frrnch. German and Spanish SPOKEN. IS
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-ON THE 10TH INSTANT A MEMORAN-
~ dunn boob. containing bills for the purchasers Of
milk from Storm sherwood. 81 reward II eft Of
Star Office ault-ots
LWUND-A SUM OF MONEY ON ONE OF tn
4 principal streets The owner can have the same by
Describing property and PAYING for advertisement
Call ut 2l3 North Capitol street aug -2ts
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bOAhDlNG.
DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD.
Il ers accommodated Of summer rates at the McPher.
son House corner Of 18th and streets. Mrs. M Z.
SOOIdALL. jy25 6m
TNHE LEXINGTON. CORNER OF 16TH STREET.
l. ana New YORK ave. q. w.. with pleasant rooms for
permanelt and transient guests aiso table boarders
accommodated at summer rates. Mrs n I. COILEY
prOpr1eIess. jy12-tsep1
7 AkaE, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT, AT SIl AND
~ SIG Indiana avenue Also. Boarding for three
months at dteen dollars per month. Advance payment
strictly required. mv26.9m
FTlREMONT HoUSE-CHANGE OFPROPRIETOR
First table; polite and attentive seryante Very
day; SIS $50 SIS and $40 per m. E.W DENIsON Prop
TTNHE LAPIER HOUSE. s.W.COR. 10TH AND ESTS.
Il NV: cool rooms; the best conducted Boarding
house in tho city. Transient BoaroES acCommod
at reasonable torma Meals ct al hours. S29 .
TIE pR0IT DININa ROOMS FOR LADIES AND
Il GENTLEMEN. 612 et NV. ODD. Patent OfYice.
Regular Meal 2b cents; ~ Meal fickets' s.. Com.
Portable Dining Rooms for Ladies' and Famiiies up
m. Lja18l J. W. BEALL, Prop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

EOR SALE-CHEAP. TO A PROMPT PURCHASER
Il Lot 23d street northwest just north of Washing
ton Circle. THOS. j. FISHER Co.. 1924 stree
northwest. 1w
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25
For Sale.

Seven nice cottages near International depot,
$500 each.
Rock house and stable on Sixth street, near
Avenue d. 5000.
Handsome rock house, nice furnished, on
San Pedro avenue.
New cottage near Sunset depot, $500.
COttsge on Oak street, near sunset depot, for
$500.
Cottage house near centre of city, for $1,000.
Two rock houses back of Mengcr hotel ut low
figures.
Rock house on North Flores street and two
lots, $4,000.
Rock houses on South Flores street.
Very desirable building lot, ia all parts of the
city. w. T.. HILTON,
9OS West Houston Street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Sophie Hoyer,
widow of the late Julius Hoyer, who was for
many years City Collector, died NJ her late
residenre al the corner OF Alamo and Goliad
streets, and viii be buried this evening at 3
O'Clock.
AS Mrs Hoycr wns widely known and much
respected 10y her many friends her death is
much Tegreted. To her young faulty, among
whom are Mr. Paul Hoyer. the aiiictior Is in
deed q sad one and the LIGHr offers them it'd
hearty sympathy in their bereavement.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25
Colliding on sau Pedro Avenue.

Last evening us "a gentleman was driving niS
family home from the springs, buggy, driven
by a gentleman, collded With him. The former
party were not injured in any way tut Were
much frightened. The sna Is of the latter
were broken and the driver had considerable
difficulty In restraining has morse, but ultimate
ly he managed To walk 1t home.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25
spiIt ON the Military Plaza.

Last night a buggy, driven by some half
intoxicated sparks, collided with wagon on
the Military plaza, by which colored woman
named Foster who is enciente, was thrown out
OF tue wagon and received II severe scalp
wound. DIR. Bowen dressed her wound, ana
she is apparently doing well.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25

Jose Maria Vlliarea. young Mexican of
this city, who is well connected, took morphine
on Saturday aud then ran about the plaza
telling people what he had done. The doctors
We're soon at work upon him, and he wus
saved tue honor OF climbing the golden stairs
by the morphine route. IL Is said that love Is
the cause OF the young mans troubles und that
this is the second attempt that lie has made
uDOu his life.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25

is the finest and coolest dining room in town,
and gentlemen and ladies will mud this pleas
ant place to get II lunch or n dinner 70 order ut
all hours from IA. IN. to . p. III. A bill OF fare
has been placed on the tables that cannot fail
TO suit all tastes; and the price list has been set
up on the principle OF "nimble siN-pence. II
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25

Mrs. Schoeb this morning made an affidavit
for assault against her husband, who keeps a
restaurant on North Flores street. This, she
says is the second case against Mr. Schoeb, and
on the former occasion Mrs. Schoeb was So
mortified at the indignity that sine was only
prevented from committing suicide by the
active interference OF County Judge Mason.
Schoeb was then incd in the Recorders court.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25
A strange keanest -.

Sheriff Mccall has many peculiar requests.
The fol owing is the latest
To the sheriff OF Bexar 90 'nty:
BRYAN, Texas, June 81, RS3.-Pease see IL
you Gun tiud my daughter, Mary Ann Tucker
hear sh- il at work in some boarding house
Please iiud out If her husband Is with her. Tell
her 10 come home, her sister has broken her
arm. II she does not come, bring her will
pay all expenses. II she Is there telegraph mt
Immediately. Respectfully,
Mrs A. NJ. ZIBERBIER
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25

The following cases were disposed of in the
Recorders court this morning A. German,
drunk, So; Juan Garcia, drunk, S.; +. R;vas,
disorderly, S.; D. Flores, drunk, S.; j. Edwards,
drunk, s.; ID. LAG range, insulting language, 5 ,;
Molly Harris, yagrancy, 80; p. Nuid, drunk, s.;
p. Garca, drunk, So; Il. hobesou, drunk, s.; ID.
Perez, runk, 50; j. Vega, drunk, So; a. soils,
drunk, SIS: j. Flores, drunk, s..
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Items Cleaned In tue Hotel Corridors and
Various Other sources.


Various Other sources.
Mr.. j. A. C. Evans, of Boernc, is at the
Menger.
slMrs Annie Turquand, of Boerue, is a guest
at the Mengcr.
...Dr. and Mrs. Henry Reed, from London.
England, are at the Mcnger.
MIR. NJ o. Cupyas, from the City of Mexico,
arrived from New York this morning, on his
way home.
w. w. Weyol, hose blood was poisoned in
Mexico, is doing we'll and is in fair way to
recovery.
Mr.. jose f. Godoy arrived tins morning from
the City OF Mexico, on his way home to san
Francisco, California.
Dir. Antonio Trevno Guzman, of Monterey,
returned yesterday from trip TO Calves on,
on his way home.
Mr.. John II. Mechan is at Boerne for the
benefit of his health, and Is SO enamoured of
the place that he proposes buying ranch in
that vicinity.
Mrs. Urbuhn, accompanied by her two sons,
Mr.. Charles +. Shea and MIR. Albert Urbahn,
left this morning for Manitou Springs,
Colorado, to spend the summer.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25
Noonnn Again in Court.

Judge Noouan was present in court this
morning aud was considerably better, although
much debilitated. Only one case was called
that of Secundus Escaranus, charged with the
murder OF a boy at the Mission, aud II was con-
tinued on application of the Defendant.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25

Lost at the springs yesterday containing S. in
money aud a picture. The finder will pl,a
return the book aud picture to this office and
can keep the money.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25

Mr. James Brady, whom everybody KNOWS
as he is one Of the popular young men OF the
CITY left Saturday for n trip t. tho ranches III
the country TO recuperatc his he nth.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-25
Justice shields Docket.

Justice Shields called his usual monthly
docket this morning, on which were entered 30
cases. A few cases were adjudged by default
but the majority of them were continued or
for trial.