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The daily gazette., 1883-05-17
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
RE NJ ESTATE ]!
IN IT,. THE ORPHANS COURT, /

r., ,I,,.. T." NAsILh COUNTY.
up3 st s'ttut 2fan order Of the Orphans Court of
copri, Il" At" "l Delaware, In and i0r New Castle
of ff.n,i .ii ma,e at the February term, A, b.. iSsI
trConr Iio,,.ci Miii nc exposed Z, pub ic sale, at
Orin,tn tn'A "a J. the second day Of June, lsS 1T
ban, H. pm the following described real estate
Sfi,r 20 l, all that certain Iot niece or naTcei
sitV,i" a,l IN hllck dwelling house III r, ON ertc ed
re,crhei as clny, gi,y ol llmin itun, bounded and
tween w H. ,"G westerly ide of shlpley street. be-
tfnnr IN w. ~ Ninth streets, at the distance
Orl,.. "tm.lt tu ana forty f.. nine incl es more
a ear,, 9, rom HE northcry side of Eighth - aet
along llnrn f'"i = Elizabeth Morris; thence
Eghih .r"I =, ,n, id land westerly parallel with
Of an all . ',lC hlnd ed feet To the east rly side
along II, ,h f iouf lcet nine inches wide. thence
street Git,r,, ,'ie soHlhtry parallel with Shlpley
Dar,,i ~, a., s. George sheets: ihenre q steriy
middle of f'n W. N mnlEhth street, and through the
sheet aiiolnina, iIlon wall betwe, this and said
The ,an @ sli, OF Shillry street and thence along
tOthr Dllc, tHrrly htten feet and three inches
fgI Ia lhty may. WiIn the Tree min taSranisI
four lpri ,nl nnl prvtlcg of thu aboye-menti1,,e
alley with With ncs " wide alley and the four feet
person. I H.. used In common forevtr Win nthsT
that crriai 'l,g ~ legal right thereto. No. q ali
iggs heo" 'el OF piece of land with the build
HHlhg Al thr inirtVa situate in said city, begin
VAnliurrn t,tirtseGtion OF tne westerly side of
nut rrtf, i WIN the So lthery side of CHEST
street w.. ,lHnce along said side of Chestnut
sout %seatefy sky feet to n stske tbcnns
f Ito liz III i ptraly to VanBuren street twenty
onug Iol, ~ !, iSnh line between this aud the "A
9ptsl eel '; LUZ usnCc easterly and parallel TO Chest
Division Will la mt.sslng through the middle of the
ilgO tile 1,,d,i Wten this and the house adIoin-
Sid, of V,n p1lh sixty feet to the said westerly
hhoT hcrly iWrninh vh sireet, and thence thereby
h@ The e1nir,,1,h leet TO the place OF brgInning
iSorlrrei n, u, !, thereotwhdt they may. And Ii
Sscrs ii. r,a ~ 20 rt that the purchaser or pur-
plan,' COW Dt and APPEAR at the next Or
court tmay as.,.,nr nr New taste county, that the
hgprpmi,.s ,G1 G y 70 The purchaser or purchasers
sufficient ,,lrI, ~ 70 MIN, her, she or they with
court entrri,S pr 2r snreties To be approved by the
Sl Sal lrknowlraE aito cognizance to be taken
penal sum Ia N - IN said court to the State in a
SlG lGn,nlitiTonn ne e, determined by the said court.
ssTay, or thir 10 pa to the parties entitled sew,
ssiiS, rcsnr u, eAeeut rs, administr tors or as
tolc re- or rlliH,ly their just anu DR. portlon
IN iscs0 irom sucI ,iu Gaiu purchase money, with I'M
~ such Dgn,,n lllhe as The court NAV tletpTmine
itoh Of The ,ai.i I'M aha line as may, the dir, c.
ta sald eoniitinn be prescribed aud appointed
teTls made ppi,ol' attendance will he Viyen and
Aidby AIpwn Np,a, a, the time and place afore-
-, HAkhf sHARPLNY, trustee,
n. lousEMAs, clcrk @ or 81 p his attorney: %ysy:
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G. A. R. NOTES.

The new memorial badges ordered re-
Gently by DUPONT Post, G. A. R., have been
received and will be distributed to the post
at the meeting this evening.
Admiral s. F. DUPONT Post, G. A. R.,
are busily engaged drilling in the third
story room of the Adams Building, prepar-
ing themselves for correct marching.
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He Had Two Balls in His stomach.

He put them there because it was the
fashion at his boarding house. They were
Goldfish balls. But the boardcrs found that
putting too many Goldfish balls in their
stomacbs produced dyspepsia, especially
when washed down with salt mackerel and
tough steak. Had they not found that
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER cured dys-
pepsia, their boarding house fare would
have killed them.
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ner out for running out of line.
MERRITT
INNINGS.

Runs earned-Merritt, /; two-base hit
Kimber; three base hit-Householder left
on bases-Quickstep, 5; Merritt, 9; wild
pitches-Dorr, 3; passed balls-McKenha
8, CorcOran 2; balls called-off Dorr So,
Kimber A; strikes called-off Dorr 81,
Kimber 20, first base on errors-Quickstep
4, Merritt 5; first base on called BALLS
Quickstep, L; struck out-Qulckstep 8,
Merritt s; double play-Quickstep, l.; time
of game-one hour and twenty five minutes.
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Wants a Requisition.

By advice of his counsel, Henry Earring
ton, charged with killing Thomas Fisher,
mate of the Adam NJ. Simpson, refused to
come to Delaware with Chi4f Hawkins and
officer Zerby, who went to Philadelphia for
Harrington yesterday. A reqaisition will be
obtained
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II YOn arc Kninah

In health from any cause, especially from
the use of any of the thousand nostrums
that promise so largely, with long fictitious
testimonials, have no fear. Resort to Hop
Bitters at once, and in a short time you win
have the most robust and blooming health.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-17
BOSTON Throws AWAY A GAME

CLEVELAND, May 1o.-By gross errors ON
the part of the Boston club in the second
inning the home team made six runs and
were never headed during the game. Boston
one In the ninth inning. Heavy batting
was not INDUCED in to any great extent
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THE LEAGUE CONTESTS.
Philadelphia Beaten by Detroit In Eleve
Innings.

RhIINuoIphIa BeHUbH Dy DetrOIt IN Eleven
Innings.
DETROIT, May 16-The game to-day was
as exciting as that of yesterday, and was far
more pleasulable, from the fact that the
umpiring was decided improvement over
that of the previous day. Coleman pitched
six innings, and then he and Ringo retired
to left field and second base, respectively,
while Maggie and Harbridge took their
places. Naegle's pitching was very wild, no
less than three men getting bases on balls in
five innings. Mcintyre, an amateur, pitched
for Detroit, and did remarkably we'll. The
fielding was very poor on both sides and the
batting very free. Following is the score:
Philadelphia / 0 o o o O--1O
Detroit. -. 8 o 10 Iii
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The new county tax collectors of this city
will receive their new books from the Levy
Court on Saturday, when they will be ready
to accommodate all who may wish to settle
their taxes for 1888.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-17
PROPOSALS

Il FOR
PRINTING THE JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE STATE OF
DELAWARE.
Proposals are invited and will be received by
the undersigned, until Saturday, May 10Th, 1884
for printing 800 copies of the journal, for tile ses-
sion Of 1853, with an index.
Said journal to br printed in more condensed
form than heretofore. in octave, in long primer
type so rs t. contain at least forty
fvc lines on page, with the yeas and nays In
line IN compact form.
The proposals shall include printing. binding,
hound in law sheep. Address
L. W. WAP, ES,
mystic Pennington, Del
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PUBLIC SALE OF
80 Building Lots
On installm nts, on the promises, on
SATURDAY, MAY 20, AT 4 O'CLOCK.

These lots are all finely located d on high, dry
elevations. The .. 4 q. railroad have purchased
ground OF and are about to erect car shops, round
hOusts aud depot in this relghboThond, and Will
~ ieW mo tbs employ several hundred men,
it front ana Union railroad are about to K
Wha lhtr line ut Uni street AS soon as Coun-
ul "opens The street from Front to sixth tp the
pHpoatI "l4lh Of ~ feet The committee ap-
mlu' toa,ScsS damages reported to Council O.
i,nuiNlaI evening, May TO- this month, and the
Sur'l VIII now be opened In a short time, II is
10" nptHtd fr m sixth to Front 40 feet and from
Rt Ayequ" ~ feet. The water pipes are laid.
Wt 2thuOla are convenient and any persOn can
I iOI themselves the great improvements now
"S S I,b'i my houses TOW being In the course
IG.,Uph m lha locality. Union street in a
UWui' ,,'ht ~ he the markct street of that sec
Wpn"l l.trlli. lppersOn5 not wishing to build it
S,ti' s,"' idhee 10 save your money where IL
nm pa lirge interest," as there are numerous
=" r id'' where p rs us bought lot six or aI Int
leSS.5 atn 10, = and $500 and realized q, COO,
tla - ani a. III In ta II $40 III IN. The rms
, a,v s,'.m dI lildI any one can buy, and l ha sol
pyrr prrl goio., and not one person has lorI thei
,ol u! u'laNlt or otherwise / ask no notes o
mOi.asts, every bHyvr heing his or her own
%,WIN' Solherr Is no danger of mortgage be-
hn! h"I1gl",tl or no cs going 10 protest, Where 4
UI} Uuu}', lts tlof, his or her lot is paid for / re
~, ~. l'' III ntN pad n, less 10 per cent for
'S4FriS,s, tplher'' Is no risk whatever.
81 ~ 80 ca Ii ON each lot AS soon as knocked
U Uu' w on ~ 18th daN of june NJ Xt ana a NJ, .
e,l uhi he lot Is paid for, or per cent of
oco s fs leave Fourth and Market streets at 3. 20
lhANE& o. Auction. ers. $, " > . NJ 1ahE mi5ltf
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oi'SS md Travelling Bags
A.l,.D,l J. :, A. CONNER.

aroess rs and Trunk Manutactursr he.
No tginoVed TO his new store. mas
Where Won ,.-s EAST FOURTH STREET,
iharnessso1r Twill win find the largest assor,,a
6aaa gentiemen's Bags, etc., In the CITY. Lad,es
pasi sold at reasa" books and ladies shopping
'AAis-i-itW.Ias trunks and travelling bags.
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PROVIDENCE WINS AN EASY VICTORY.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 16.-.The Provi-
dence easily managed Derby to-day and
pounded him all over the field. The game
was not particularly interesting after the
fourth inning. Rowe could not throw to
the bases and the Providence ran them with
out fear. Excellent fielding was done bv
Der by, ORourke, Rowe, Cassidy, Denny
and Gilligan. The score Is as follows:
Buffalo .......... 2 O02 5000 o.
providence ....... o / 0 o %
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OTHER INTERSTATE MATCHES.

READING, May 16.-The Pottsville An
thracite club played an exhibition game of
ball with the Active club here this afternoon
before small audience. Reynolds and
Ardner were the Active't battery. Rey-
nolds was batted all over the field, the Wis
itors getting in twenty hits with a total of
twenty five. The Actives were unable to
do much with Miller's pitching, and the
visitors had the game all their own way,
easily winning by score of IL to g.
Murray, the Actlve's new catcher, played
well at short to-day, in place of Deasley,
who is injured, and made clean home run
by terrific drive to left In the latter part
of the game. Score by innings:
Active ............ o O1 o O o.
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CHICAGO PULLING UP.

CHICAGO, May 16.-The Chicagos won
the game here to-day solely by timely bat
ting. Ewing made a home run in the first
inning and Dalrymple in the sixth. New
York played an errorless game excepting
attendance was about 1000. The score was
as follows:
Chicago. .......... 20 2-e
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TRENTON wHITEwAsHED AT HARRISBURG

HARRISBURG, May 16.-The Harrisburg
base ball club defeated the Trentons in a
championship game to-day by score OF IA
to 20. Not run was made until the sixth
inning, when Shetzline, of the Harrisburg,
opened with three-base hit to centre and
Cline followed with three-base hit to right
field. After the fifth inning the home club
made twelve base hits, with total of nine
teen, having made but one before. The
Harrisburg made one error and the visitors
made eleven. The latter made three base
hits. Following is the score by innings
Harrisburg....... 0 o 8 o s Ala
Trenton. 0 0 o o o o. o
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PROPOSALS.


NOTICE
Proposals will be received until May q, I8s3
for printing three hundred copies of the Journal
ol the Senate Of the State Of Delaware, session of
1883, ith an index. The journal 10 be printed
IN octave, In long primer type, to contain
at least torty-hSr lines on u page, with the yeas
and nays in line in compact form. The PROPOSAL
should include printing, binding ard all it'll ms
OF charge. Thirty volumes to be bound In law
sheep; The journal TO be printed In more con-
densed form than heretofore.
CHARLES w. whitley, JR,
Clerk of Senate session of 1853.
LEwEs, DEL, April %, 1888 a27-3w
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WILMINGTON. DEL. THURSDAY, MAY II, 1888

Twelve hundred people were present. The
score is appended:
Cleyeland........, 0 8 90 o 0 D.
Boston. n............ o 0 o o / l.
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LoU1svILLE's FINE VICTORY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 16-The Eclipse
won ten-inning contest from the Colum
bus to-day by hard hitting at the right time.
The game was full of brilliant plays The
Eclipse won the game in the tenth inning,
Reccius going to first on an error and home
on Latham's long drive for three bases.
The score follows:
Columbus. o o 3O4 o o o. 7
Eclipse. e......... 2 o 2 l. s
The daily gazette., 1883-05-17
NOTICES.

NO ICE THE E WILL BE A MEET
~ ING Of the democratic voters of the Eighth
ward at 652 East Seventh street, on Thursday, tie
l'th inst. myl7-lt JOHN QUINN.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19

Louise Rummell, lumber dwelling, 24x3o,
east side of Pecos street, .$a5o.
David Harris, lumber dwelling, IoxI2,
north side Of Pecos street, SIS.
Robert Richter, lumber dwelling, aSx26,
north side Of Cara street, $500
NJ F. Faville, lumber and tin rooted addi-
ton to dwelling, I6y2S, east side of soledad
street, $500.
W. Doran, lumber addition to dwelling,
ISxI2, north side OF Duval street, $50.
w. Ward, lumber dwelling, 2oxI6, north
Leona street, $Ioo.
c. Hines, lumber dwelling 2ox24, south
side Quincy street; $Ioo.
G. X. lyman, lumber addition to dwelling
IoxI2, east side Alamo street; $50.
Karl Maiwald, lumber dwelling 26xa6, orth
side Macon street, $500.
A. IL. Steagall, lumber dwelling 4ox5o,
west side Oakland street; $500.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19
LIGHT FLASHES.
what the Reporters Learn ON Their Tour
Through the City.

What the Reporters Learn on Their Tour
Through the City.
Fence cutters are at work south of san
Antonio.
Anton Oppenhelmer's case is continued
till tomorrow.
-Bertio TempletOn, aged nine months, died
In the Third ward yesterday.
Three persons were fined s. each this
morning for petty offences.
Only one prisoner in Jail this morning.
The rest were out on bond.
-Farral has not yet turned up, so his case
for carrying pistol has been continued.
H. G. Helig and Miss Helen Klappenbach
were married last evening at Castrovillc.
The Mountain Pink company can boast Of
having gentlemanly and capable managers.
Tho estate OF the late John Bernard was
sold at auction yesterday on the Main plaza.
The Mascotte tase ball team were enter
tanned at supper last evening by Captain
TObin.
Divine services at the Temple Beth III this
evening nj 100 and on tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock.
Tho demurrer In the case OF ". ". Mclanc
vs.. 4. King was being argued In the Federal
court this morning.
Great complaint was made last night by
attendants at the Casino through the inability
of persons to get the seats which they had re-
served.
--Messrs. Cara and Runke had little dsa-
Rreemont about Arnold's, the butcher, scales.
Fists settled the question, and the Recorder
settled them this morning.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19
PERSONAL.
Items Cleaned In the Hotel Corridors aud
From Various Other Sources.

Items Cleaned In the Hotel Corridors aud
From Various Other Sources.
Captain Sid Jones is back from Galveston.
Rev. Mr. Pennington has returned 10 the
city.
Mr.. g. 3. Moss, Of Kentucky. is staying at the
Mengcr.
Mr.. A. Fontnnn, Of New York. rests ut the
Mcngcr.
Mr. W. wolcottc, OF Troy, N. ", is registered
AZ the Menger.
?, Lambert, ranchcro OF RcfugIo county, is
ut the Central.
J. Pulver. formerly Of this city. Is now en-
plOycd at Delhi, Louisiana.
ID. G. Franks and wife, OF Plcasanton, are
guests ut the Central.
MIR. Milton Everett left on Il visit to Kyle and
san Marcos yesterday.
Mr. G. j. Hatch and Mr. A. d. Slack, of Bos-
ton, Mass, are guests at the Menger.
+. NJ. Mansfield, a prominent citizen of
Pleasanton, Ia sotourning at the Central.
Mr.. Il. A. Griesenbeck has returned home
from Lockhart. He has lost his heart there.
Mr.. H. A. Bliss, Mr.. G. S. O'Bear, Jr., and
Mr.. j. II. Ball. of New York, are at the Menger.
G. r. Boff, the Grand Chancellor OF the
knights of Pythias. expects to make San An
Frank Davenport, a civil engineer, direct
from the mines of Clifton, Arizona Territory, is
staying ut the Central.
Mrs. HARDWOOD, daughter Of Judge Harwood,
VI bOnldlthf anu ntr ltleuus Nfh. Blfu are
Fuests at the Menger hotel.
Miss Scdpewick has made a regular mash on
II very nice young man of our city. She
means 20 view the missions before leaving.
Colonel W. j. Mcnamara, Of Victoria. one
OF the largest wool, hide and cotton BUYERS in
Western Texas, is visiting our city. lie is a
guest at the HOrd hotel.
Mr.. Duncan Clark. business agent for the
the young English actress Claire Scott, gave
the LIGHT a call this morning. Miss Scott APP
pears at Turner hall in Leah"
II. Fitzgerald, city; J. NJ. Upchurch, Ban
dcrn; !. n. Robinson, Eagle Pass; II. +. Goode,
]. ID. Baker, Ranch, Comfort; W. IL. Wheat,
Eagle Pnss; j. Il. Power, Wnresvie G. b.
Walker, TT. Worth; o. Il. Stevenson, Stockdae
y. Butler, +. liinnie, A. Butler. Helena; A. j.
Wynn, Beeville; Il. ID. woodford, Bradford; f.
Bramitt, Seguin; Thomas Harrison, TT. Worth,
are guests at the st. Leonard hotel.
Rev. W. Howell Buchanan, pastor of the
Madison Square Presbyterian chuch, has re-
turned from the North, where he has been for
tho past three months past, very much Inn
proved in health and will preach for the first
time in the new church on Madison square next
Sabbath morning at IL o'clock. The Sabbath
school will meet also in the new church for the
first time next Sabbath morning at $40 o'clock.
cordial invitation is extended TO all TO at
tend these services.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19

The largest and most complete stock of
ready made clothing and gents furnishing
goods to be found in this city can be seen at L.
WolfsOn's. representative this morning took
q walk through the clothing department of
this mammoth establishment aud was sur
prised to find such heavy stock In one depart
ment, considering that he carries such an ex-
tensve line of all other goods. You
can from this stock select anything to suit
your fancy or price, from an Overcoat, busln ess
suit, wedding garments, or real dude outfit
II you desire. In prices Mr.. Wolfs0n guaran-
tees that he can sell you u per cent cheaper
than any other house. Mr., Wofson always
makes good his promises and in this we are
sure he will do. He invites you to call and ex-
or not. 1O-lg-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19

Cash Boys Wanted at l.. Wolfson's.
Keep shirts. lO-l6
A good thing to advertise in: The LIGHT
ANNUAL AND GUIDE. Secure space early. Att
RUBBER shoes, coats, hats and all kinds of
rubber goods; also the celebrated Fish brand
oil sllcker, at Sheets, Correvon 4 Castles.
Our underwear, in quality and price, viii
astonish the oldest Inhabitants. ll0-l6l
RosENBAUM BAUER, 23S Commerce street.
The International and Great Northern rail
road will sell excursion tickets to the st. Louis
fair from September 20. 9-24-tf
Railroad tickets bought sold and exchanged.
Reduced rates TO all points, ut Barnetts ticket
office, In Sim Harris cigar store, Main plaza.
III aim
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Hotel property in Doerne, Texas situated on
the Public Square and the bank of Cibolo
Creek. The house has 20 rooms, 600 feet Of
promenade gallery, two-story, has 216 acres Of
ground, with an orchard of select fruit trees;
also fine garden. Has two wells and a cstern
with force pumps and irrigating machinery.
Plenty of stable room, and is the stage stand
for all the different stage lines. Has large
pasturage, and can be bought at a bargain.
For information and particulars apply to
lO-l9tf T. b. JOHNSON, this Office.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19
New Bargains for October.

New two-story cottage, 10 rooms, city, water
and gas, San Pedro avenue; $500
New cottage Of rooms, San Pedro avenue
water and gas $500
Beautiful residence, rock house, near post
office, for $500.
Rock house and corner lot, near Commerce
street; Sl200.
Several desirable residences on Avenue
for sale very low.
House and two lots on Frlo street, First
ward, for only S525.
A iirst-class restaurant, doing fine business,
can be bought very cheap.
Plenty OF business chances for those who
are looking for such places. Call and see us,
we can suit you In almost anything.
HHTON l. Young,
208 West Houston street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19
The Black Dwarf.


We think II will be worth overybOdy's time
and prove 20 bo an economical plan TO closely
observe some following bargains, which Will
be offered by s. Mayer Son for the following
10 days. Most of these articles are remains OF
a large stock and are being sold for much lees
than manufacturers prices:
pieces grey London suiting, pieces navy
olive and green tourist cloth. warranted all
WOOL at - cents, worth IS and 40 cents.
10 pieces worstcd French plads and cOmbi-
nation suitngs, are OF superb value, only %
cents, and make up rs prettily rs 81 ~ per
II pieces % cents cashmere TALL colors) Is
cents.
~ pieces all wool black cashmere, double
width, a., As, 90, 81 81 and 10 cents.
II pieces English serge 62lh cents, WORTH 80
cents.
n-inch English DoIlcye - cents, worth 10 cts,
II pieces cashmere sutinR cloth ut % cents.
~ pieces French opera plaid5 at % cents
worth 60 cents.
10 pieces French opera plaids at 60 cents,
worth 80 cents.
80 pieces plaids. II yards Tor only ST.
Extra drive on balmoras.
Extra drive ON Jackets.
Extra drive on shnws.
Extra drive on blankets.
Ready made dresses: Ladies' wraps ~ cents,
" cents 81 %, 81 10.
Ladies wool 1T csses at S. 10, $40 30, Sl2 20,
sli ~ and So M.
Misses and children dresses from 10 ccn's
upward
Bargains In every department
We only desire you to come and examine
qualities aud compare prices. We know we can
suit you In every way Our prices are plainly
marked on every piece OF goods, and you can
rely on II we will protect the purchaser by
giving the benefit of lowest prices.
=. MAYER 4 Son.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19

DR.. Wright, of Edwards county, has dis
covered cave near the head of the Nueces
river recently. The mouth of the cave was
walled up, and 1t was discovered by evidence
of hand work. The rock was taken out and a
large number of dead human bodies found, APP
parently 800 or 400. Also an old AK, style In use
about 10 years ago. The stencil was said to be
terrible. The bodies back were covered, while
those In front were thrown In loosely. This Is Il
discovery well worth investigation.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19
JACKSON'S DETECTIVE AGENCY

And Night watch, Headquarters San An
tonic, Texas.
Office rooms No. II and II, Devlne building,
No "a and 20 Soledad street. am now prepared
10 take charge of and handle all legitimate
detective business in all its branches, and re-
spectfully tender services in all cases requiring
careful and skillful investigation. Also watch
men furnished for banks, stores, railroads,
cotton congresses, private houses, etc All
business and private matter will receive prompt
attention and be treated strictly confidential
Collections made In all parts of the State and
United States. ONCE telephone 3li, residence
teephone3lj. CAPTAIN WILLIAM JACKSON.
l0-lu Proprietor and Manager.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-19

An amusing scene occurred the other day by
one of the wagons that are hauling dirt out Of
Major Kampmann's cellar knocking down the
steps leading to the offices In the Terrell build
ing, on Soledad street. leaving up number Of
Compliant occupants on the second floor, who
could not get down. A ladder was obtained
and It was fun 70 see Judge Ogden, Sam John
son and W. Ii. Smith climbing down. smith
has been singing ever since, "Such a gettin'
down stairs, you never did Sec"