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National Republican., 1883-10-10
Current transactions ut tho Various Dis
trict Offices.

Current Transuctions ut tho Various Dis
trict Omces.
The health officer has inspected the build
ing on L street, between Ninth and Tenth
street northwest occupied by the topograph-
ers of the postoilice department, and has re.
ported that the building is in an unsanitary
condition and not adapted to the purpose for
which it is used.
J. II. Crane complains that the pavement
in front of his store, No. 906 Louisiana avenue,
was taken up some time ago to make sewer
connections and has not been replaced
Mrs. Mary L. Nlelen has written to the
commissioners asking that II tree be planted
in front of her house, No. 1410 Twenty-ninth
street.
b. II. Warner wants the water main at Fifth
and L streets northeast extended along L
street to Sixth street.
The question of the liability of the agency
of the mutual reserve fund to pay percentage
on his collections has been referred to the
attorney.
Fire plugs are being placed in the central
parts of the city by direction of Chief Cronin.
This is to secure u full pressure in case of a
fire in the center of u square. A recent ex-
pertinent showed that the pressure was re-
duced from 145 pounds to forty pounds in
passing through 500 feet Of hose. The eerection
of additional fire plugs will be continued rs
long as the appropriations for the purpose all
mits, and the protection from fire on the prin-
cipal business street will be greatly increased.
National Republican., 1883-10-10


To The Edaor.
In your issue of Monday noticed an ar
ticle that l beg the privilege of correcting.
As an old graduate of st, Joseph's academy
permit me to state that the academy at the
mother house of the Sisters of Charity at
Emnittsburg has been continued for years
by special permission. Boarding schools are
contrary to the rules of the community, and
that is the only one in the United States un-
der their supervision, but in no way does it
interfere with the noble charity that prompted
the establishment of the congregation. This
permission was obtained, and has been ex-
tended from year to year until such time as
the institution would be freed from debt, but
the rapid growth of the community has ne
cessitated " proportionate growth of expenses
until this permission has extended over the
last fifty years to my positive knowledge,
and at this moment it is no moro a decided
fact that this lovely homo for young ladies
will be closed than it was years ago. On
the contrary, u further extension is being
requested.
Regarding the day schools scattered
throughout the land they will continne in
the future as in the past and yet, wherever
her presence can relieve, the noble sister of
charity will be found true to her post, with n
heroism that deiies the agonies of fear or
the horrors Of disease or death. NJ,
National Republican., 1883-10-10
TIE BREv1rY BAsKEr.
FL ed with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.

Events OF Yesterday.
Tho Seaweed, recently sold by tho navy
department. has been purchased by Count
Mickiewcz, president of the Rock Point
Oyster company, aud will be used to convey
oysters from Wicomico river to the railway
connection at Pope's creek.
The funeral of Mr.. Samuel Norvis took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence No. 1910 NJ street north
west. Tho Grace lodge, No. 13i3 colored
Odd Fellows headed by the National brass
band, conveyed the remains to Congressional
cemetery whore the interment took place.
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs. Ellen
Hodgson by her children and grandchildren
on the occasion of her birthday on Monday, at
the residence of her son in law, MIR. L. E
Clark No. 517 Eleventh street. When the
venerable lady, who is an invalid,was brought
from her room she found goodly company
assembled, numerous birthday presents, and
q bountiful table spread. The occasion was
made pleasant by the recitation of little Daisy
Hodgson aud the singing of Misses Talman,
Moccabee aud Jeff'ries and Mr.. Sherwood.
Mr.. Webster Sothoron. deputy collector of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, was found
dead in his bed Mt tho residence of Mr.. Holmes
Il. Oflley, 1914 o street, whore he lived, yes
terday morning. The deceased was n native
of st. Mary's county, Maryland, but has been
in the city some time, and was well known to
q large circle of acquaintances DIR. Mackall,
who was sent for, examined the body aud de-
cided that he had died Of paralysis of tho
heart. The body was afterward examined by
the coroner. Mr.. Sothoron was Al years old
His remains will be taken to st. Mary's this
afternoon for interment.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
NATIONALS VS.. Clovolands to-day, dis.
Marriage LIceIlae..

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Henry Fauntleroy aud Lizzie Jackson; Lloyd
A. Simmons, of Georgetown, and Laura F.
Doyle, of Prince George county Maryland;
Silas Chase and Mary b. Brooks; Henry Viii
son, Of Prince George county, Maryland, and
Annie Berry, of this city; Monroe c. Chew
and Marguerite w. Hester; Josiah Elliott, of
Annapolis, Nd, and Henriette Sisco of this
city; Nathan Woodward and Sallie II. Hop
kins; John W. Wallich and Emma Waters
James Miller and Catherine Biggns John II
Merryman and Elizabeth McConnell; Joseph
S. Washington and Martha II. Williams
Thomas j. Nash, of this city, and Bette G
Pierman, Of Richmond, Va.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
1ACES 9G%EAAGE 9% a I LACESI
Ten Per Cent. Discount.

Our Specialties in Black Ak Spanish
ally yard Ask wide l9 usually
Ask Spanish 100
Spanish a yardthe
usually
Spanish
Spanish
heavy inches wide usually $56 yard Ecu 81 inches
wide $L6S usually $3.50 a yard.
Our sRecialties in Lace Fhus dozen warrsned M Span
usually S9c Barcelona Spanish
and $S each being imported direct they are % per cent under usual
and Spanish Fichu 81 usually $3.50 EACH ten dozen
S usually 3d. five dozen upure Spanish Fchus 25 usually Sd EACH
Cent Discount Above
National Republican., 1883-10-10
Price List of Imported Handkerchiefs.

hstched
Anen White Hemstched So
fifty Sheer Linen embroidered 10
fly dozen Anen white and c9oT 9c each 259 dozen All
Linen Lawn cOred borders A. 49, o. and 5c each fifty dozen Mourn
Mourning ianderches Sheer Linen a. 49, 60 @ 70 and Soc each
Alnen Hand Embrodeed initial SOC
twenty-five dozen Anen Tape Borders 12l
Initial Handkerchief
Borders TO- and
15c each-special bargains.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
Interested In Fire and Water.

of the fire patrol, Chicago, Ill.,. Thomas f.
Nevins esq, chief engineer fire department.,
Brooklyn, n. Y. James Thompson, esq, fire
marshal, Philadelphia, Pa; Thomas Willard,
esq, fire commissioner, Albany, n. Y, have
used the intallible cure, st. Jacobs Oil, and
iudOrse and recommend it.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
HhRo RaIi.

To-day at Athletic park tho Cleveland
league club. will play the Nationals, of this
city, The homo nine will be considerably
strengthened for the game to-day, as we'll as
for that on Saturday next with the Bostons,
champions of the league.
National Republican., 1883-10-10

WALTERBoRo, S. Cdr. j. NJ. Klein says
" Browns Iron Bitters have given universal
satisfaction"
National Republican., 1883-10-10
Crane Juice for commun,on.

The grape crop of A. spee'r vineyard last
year was double that of any previous year
His vineyards near Passaic have 80 increased
that he is able to keep stock FIVE to six
years ahead They have become popular
wines among the best physicians in New
poses and for weak and aged persons. For
sale by druggists.
National Republican., 1883-10-10

ALL agree that handsome hair is one of
beauty's indispensable elements. Ayers Hair
Vigor maintains it in freshness, brightness,
and luxuriance.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
ATHLETIC park, base ball to-day.
Police Court Notes.


Robert Jackson and Henry Hayman were
sent down for ninety days each for vagrancy.
Lizzie johnson, James Bower, James Car
berry, and John Wilson were each fined S.
or fifteen days for loud and boisterous con.
duct
Cora Smith and Lucretia Jackson, two
twelye-year-old coored girls who were ar
arrested for entering the unfinished saloon of
John Usher were sent to the farm for ninety
days each rs vagrants.
Daniel ToOmey and Louis Evans were fined,
the former $40 and the latter SIS, for ASSAULT
ing Special Officer Lloyd.
George Barns and Bella Feeney were fined
$40 each for assaulting John Noonan.
YOUNG or middle aged men suffering from
nervous debility, loss OF memory, premature
old age, as the result of bad habits, should
send three stamps for part VII of Dime Series
pamphlets. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
JOB LOT.

One hundred dozen Ladies' full size,
warranted All-linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs,
Sic each.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
The Schools OF the sisters OF Charity.

SEE game to-day. Nationals vs.. Glove.
lands,
National Republican., 1883-10-10
TIE COMMISSIONERS.

BRIGHTwooD Park Thursday, Oct IL,
Coupon VS.. Lady Bell.
National Republican., 1883-10-10

The location of this depart
ment ION our second floor af-
fords unequaled advantages for
the careful examination and
comparison of these goods.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
$50 Penna. Avenue.
French Flowers /!

We have Just received large and handsome line of
Flowers which we will sell at astonishing low prices.
We name n few:
LARGE SILK VELVET PANsIEs, rubber stems,
81 cents per dozen.
HANDsoME LARGE SILK BUDS, six iu a
bunch, 75 cents.
A VERY HANDSOME ROSE BUD, in all coors,
o. cents dozen.
cents.
FRENCH VIoLETs, in all colors, 10 cents per
bunch.
We have n full line of ARTIFICIAL PLANTS,
WINDOW BOXES, HANGING b SIX FITS VINES,
and all House decorations which we VIII sell very
low prices
National Republican., 1883-10-10
ahs aaIais guunI.
/ 4 c. Z s
From England, France, Spain, saxony, and Belgium.

Imported have order the prices
stock with those of imported goods find ourselves compelled
o all Black
National Republican., 1883-10-10

CLOSE game to-day, Athletic park.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
JOB LOT.

WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Boston Goods House.
SPECIAL SALE
French, German, American
CORSETS.
A splendid French Coutille,
American-made Corset, only IS
cents per pair.
An extra fine Domestic Cor
set, adjustable busk, extra
length, silk stitched, good shape,
in white, drab, pink, and blue,
only 81 per pair.
The "Perfect Contour" Cor
set, in white only, movable busk,
side steels, made of fine Cou-
tile, superior shape, only $I.25
per pair.
Fine German Corset, extra
good value, only 81 per pair.
Extra fine German Corsets,
only $I.25 per pair.
A complete line of the cele-
brated "P. D." French Corsets,
in white, drab, blue, pink, and
cardinal, at the lowest prices.
The location Of this depart
ment (on our second floor af-
fords unequaled advantages for
the careful examination and
cnnnnnricon of these goods.
National Republican., 1883-10-10

The congatuato Notices of the Press and the
Pleasure the part Patrons Last Display 1882
General Appreciation Guiding
Principle
National Republican., 1883-10-10

Ladies' fine Merino Vests
and Pants, in all grades, at ex-
tremely low prices.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
JOB LOT.

One hundred dozen Ladies' All-linen
Hand Embroidered, Initial Handker-
chiefs,
Soc each.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31
LOCAL PERSONALS.
items Cleaned I'm the Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources,


Mr.. Wood Lyttle is visiting the city,
superintendent John Herrin is in the city,
Mr., w. X. Wallace, of Castroville, is visiting
the city.
Colonel A. G. Pickett, of Floresville, is at the
Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Mearo of Cotula, are guests
at the Central.
Major w. S. Hitler, late Sheriff of Uvalde, is
at the Central.
Hon. Il. b. Turner left for Austin to-day and
will return Monday.
Mr. W. o. Tompkins, late Sheriff of La Sale
county, is at the Hord hotel.
Mr. Herman Pfeuffer, resident of Spring
Branch, is at the Hord hotel.
Mr.. Theodore +. Parker arrived at the Hord
hotel from Austin this morning.
C. E. Miner, the jolly passenger agent for the
Sunset returned this morning from trip to
Galveston and Houston.
Mr.. w. III. HOsBins, late of the Western
Union Telegraph company, has accepted po-
sition with the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio railroad,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31
Arrest of q Postal Thief.

youth named Arthur e. Weyermann. aged
about Is or II, who has been employed in the
Laredo pOstOffice since November last, this
IN Orning made "a written confession to Mr.
that he has been habitually stealing mail i'm the
Laredo postOffice for several weeks. He was
arrested by a Deputy United States Marshal
and is to be taken to Laredo to be placed under
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31
It's a Week.
NC AS WATERS.

~ Family and an
ylishman.
as many young men
d as walters at the
is of u newspaper re-
on after mis- arrival
received information
that IA foundation for
,en by exercising sur
rs staying at the hotel.
lition as waiter, and
ne day. During this
tunity for noting the
/ question. and at its
v concluded his sus-
ere, were groundless.
d his fellows of the
2 as a guest at a table
a waiter.
/ tall, slender young
had been serving sew
his walters attire, he
rantly dressed ladies,
He at once retired,
to Mr.. Calvert, one of
ssed i'm his best
ID i'm the parlor
Whether he informed
sd been discharging or
.erday he was a guest
that he belongs to a
New York.
rs is an Englishman of
)earance indicates that
ill-suited to his taste,
y education in England
relative, fell heir to q
9100 Il year, but this he
re course of long con-
,edings, the costs OF
IN he came to Texas
he was robbed, at Long
all the money he had
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31

This morning whilst one of the masons en-
ployed upon the new kiln at the Alamo CO.
ment works, on the environs of the city, was
putting rock in position, he fell distance of
30 feet. He is much injured, but to what ex-
tent is not known: DIR. Braunnagel has gone
out to attend the injured man.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31
The Condition of Kate Jones

Kate Jones, who was shot by her paramount,
Louis Cane, seems to be doing remarkably
we'll. She is able to rest composedly, and TO
use the jaw in eating, so the wound i'm the
cheek does not occasion much trouble, though
it will be permanent Disagreement. The
neck wound is apparently progressing favor
ably. The ball has not been traced but il is
If this is the case little danger is anticipated.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31
Ramires, Silverio
Robertson, w L

RamireS, Silverio
Robertson, w L
S.
Schafer, August 2
Straits, A =
Spangler, G
Swift, Edwin +
Shaw, Frank w
Scott, Frank
Serna, | Il
Sayles, Frank
SIMPLY, George 3
Starlight g A
Stone, Henry
SOellner, Martin
Sabala, AltandriO
Seroyer. A BIZ
Schnerin, Henry
Sheldon, Joseph Chas
Saunders, Israel
Sullivan, James
Sobolik, John
Stating, John
Small, Lycurgus
Shelly Il ID
Serna, Lee
Sanches, Manuel
Salines. Alatiam
Shwisserr Pinto
Sher, Il %
Sunseros, PrudiSsio
Spillmar, l. X
Schumsichers, 4
Smith, II ID X
Smith, Thos L
Simon, w 2
Smith, w b
Shaw, w III
Strunk, VIM
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31
woman's Benevolent Association.

The Womans Benevolent association will
hold special meeting in the ladies' parlor of
the Vance house on MOnday, April g at 4:3O
p. IN. All the ladies lentifed with the organi-
interest are to be brought before the associa-
ton.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31

Notwithstanding the fac, that Judge Thur
man has always been reported as being COM
paratively poor, he pays the the largest per-
sonal property tax in Columbus, o.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31

There were prophets before Virgins.
"Poor Richard" in his almanac, predicted
great disasters if Easter should fall upon
Lady Day, which it does this year.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31
EVENING LIGHT SUPPLEMENT.
San Antonio Texas March 3d. 1883.
Mccall, mrs III
Mcllwartn, mrs III ii
Mathew, miss Annie
MN m ~

Mccall, mrs III
Mcllwartn, mrs ii ii
Mathew, miss Annie
Mcdonald, miss b NJ S
hester, mrs Georgia
Penna, Barbarits
Poke. miss LOttie
Parson, mrs Mary
Pals, Pepas Romano
Robinson, mrs Annie
Reed, miss Alvira
Rose, miss Nellie
Robinson, May ID
Rivers, miss Lille 3
Smith, Edith
Sappington, Fannie
Strother. L G
Shaw. III j
Sumph, Lou
Scott, Martha
sampson, mrs u III
Taylor, Ella
Thris, Theresa
TORY, Mary
Twag, mrs Hattie A
Thornton, mrs j
Ward, Alice
Weiss, Amelia
Wiley, Mary A
Wilson, Nancy
Watson, 5 mrs
Williams, l. II
Wynn, Ellen
MILFORD, PS2
Webster, Rosa
Watkins Sadie 2
Walls, Winnie
Washington, miss
Wilkinson, A NJ
Young, mrs Amanda
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31

Martin, mrs Amanda Il
Money, mrs
Mansfield, mrs
Manurvia, miss
Curly, miss Ella
Petty, mrs N n
Peckerson, mrs Mollie
Pipes, mrs Robert
Prime, mrs William III
Rowell, mrs Hopkins
Ripley, mrs Fannie 2
Richardson, Sarah A
Rosedale, miss Mandy
Stoll, miss Louise
Soden, Annie M
Sheppard, mrs E2
Sourlin, Francis
Saurns, Kate
Scott, Mary
Shannon, Mary
Smith, mrs WIN 2
Tabor, Belle w
Tell, Nettie
Townsend, Mary
Belle
UndOZoa, mrs Louise
West, AC
Wright, Beulah
Webb, Nancy
Waltersdorf, Lydia
Warder, Juda
Woodraugh, Ella
Wilson, Emma
William, Rouveter
Watkins, Roe
White, Sallie col
Williams, Anna
Wagner, Amanda
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31

The estimated expenditure of the Dominion
Of Canada for the financial year ended June
80. 1884, is $45, 5o4,I45. The amount voted
the present year, ended June 80 next, was
$54,S77, 264.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31
HE WORLD.

T to build u new school
600 surplus cash i'm its
Sin favor and six against
tirely out of debt and
e public debt for March
~.
ems had the heaviest hail
il.
h heads a gang of horse
! Waco.
es for Florida to-day or
about 10 days.
,identaily shot and killed
Pilot Point Saturday.
i railway was completed
tiles from Ell Paso, on the
visitors are expected in
of the approaching Bap-
has submitted to the Leg
Il provisions for leasing
outhern New Mexico are
ire for the protection of
rs recently collected on a
ificate of a Buffalo Coun-
.OnOr.
5 it will be overflowed.
10 inches of the highest
nd still rising.
OFF, Chief of the WASH
ce, has been removed as
atoms by citizens.
Nueces Valley railway
i'm Corpus Christi next
rmanent organization.
Us buckled on six-shooters
ulldoZe the town of Gid
] in custody by the Town
AY employe named NJ.
iten by roughs and robbed
iicide by taking morphine
HAS will know what des-
house il is to have. The
iOuse is too far in the dir,
8 en-.
A. ward meeting Saturday
u mt citizen, was killed by
4 sheriff, and Collins was
unidentified.
IA years old. who wanted
Is contract, is accused at
causing the death, by
Monroe and his mother.
I the value of $4,000 were
New York custom house
While President Arthur
$4,000 in a similar manner.
pied a bill msking it a
cattle on the land of an
en- warned OFF, but allow
lie and sheep where ii is
r.
who was President of ST.
llO, has been convicted of
six years old, and has
airs imprisonment-very
such an otfense.
e Chief of the National
ton bureau, has been APP
Treasurer. Thomas r.
keeper of the bureau, is
/ chief of the bureau.
ri whom | love; do not
2 man who kills himself ID
As long as consciousness
| shall think of you" Sc
ldez, in New Orleans, just
suicide.
K Crowd was the name OF
by Colonel Robert Strah
nd, which inaugurated ,
audubon county, Iowa. A
and was broken up by al
sinating the two leaders.
ats on Royalty.
7 who has been passin,
e very close to the crow,
me curious and entertain
ivate life of royalty to
ny. She writes eth
of her Britannia majesi
ime of it." They are n,
Is poor Miss Burney w:
bondage as second keep,
EN- Victoria's grandmothe
nsideraton with another,
| happy one. The Hor
a cousin of the Earl o
of the Queens bed-cham
ueen's favorite amanuelsis
letters and taking iown
and as etiouetA TelirC
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31
LADIES LIST.

Allen, jennie
Booker, Arabella
Brooks, e NJ mrs
Butter, Bessi G
Brown, Harriet, p mrs
BeltOr, Fannie G miss
Barber, Susan mrs
Bushie, j III mrs
Barrett, Matte mrs
Brown, Maggie
Branay, Julia mrs
Conway, Il j mrs
Caldwell, Berter miss
Crawford, l. III mrs
Cooley, 5 G miss
Cook, Mary Ellen mrs
Davis, Il w mrs
Davis, Ella miss
Darrell, X C. mr. & mrs
Darrell, J w mr. & mrs
Dresch, Rosa miss
Davidson, VIM mrs
Engledan, Rebecca
Evans, f 5
Fassridge, B
Fay, Cate
Freeman, Lucy
Feald, miss 5
Faber, miss Nellie
Gilbert, mrs Sarah A
Green, miss Katie
Garrison. NJ + miss
Gehert, Mrs A
Garth, mrs f
Gunnand, miss +
GraySOn, mrs j L.
Hirth, n mrs
Hopkins, miss j
Hood, Mrs l. X
Hunter, Mrs Louise
Humboldt, Annie miss
Herretage, mrs
Hines, Fannie miss
Howe, Ella miss
Hume, Ella miss
Jervins, Phebe, mrs
johnson, Bell miss
Jackson, NJ T. mrs
Jones, w b Wrs
JudsOn. Emma miss
Jones, Fannie mrs
kOehler. Mary miss
Klein, Mary miss
klemistine, Augusta
KrOuse, Joe mrs
Lux, Amelia
Little, Mary miss
Little, NJ M mrs
Lehman, ii
Hummer, Kate
Muller, miss Mary
McBeatney, mrs q
Miller, miss Emma
Morris, miss Hattie
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31
"Hell on Earth"
In to-day's Texas Siftings.
Straw Hats.
Accident at the Cement Works.

The finest line of straw hats can be seen at
Cohen Il KOenigheim's. 3-21-tf.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31

Ashley, Frank
Balensuela, Amandita
Barth, Augusta
Bennett, Lula, miss
Buxton, NJ Il mrs 2
Barnum, Harriette,
Baird, Maria
Baker, A mrs
Burton, Dora mrs
Brooks, Mary
Buckley, w miss
Caldwell, F c
COlan, Capt mrs
Cook, Lena mrs
Cane, Hillie miss
Connor, Mike mrs
Creavetis, Charlotte
Denis, Fannie G
Daily, Chas mrs
Deits, Louisa, miss
Deitsch, Joseph miss
Dulrid, SOphy miss
Evans, Betty
ElrOe, Prefcilla
Ford, Ermine, +
FUSS, Nettie
Foster, MOllie
Freeman, 5
Frank, mrs a
Gray, mrs Sallie j
Garrett, Jessie mrs
GlaZier, miss Nancy
Grunhaw, mrs 5 II
Gilmore, miss Carrie
Gatfess, mrs Ellen
Gross, mrs Harriet
Gunther, Lizzie miss
Hines, miss Nellembei
Harris, mrs J p
Henry, mrs Lucy
Hines, mrs l. +
Helm, mrs Katie
Hoover, Matte miss
Heath, Mary miss
HOLLYWOOD, Marier
Harrie, Fannie miss
Hitchcock, f e mrs
HenSaw, Rosie miss
Jet, Ida mrs
johnson, Laura miss
Johnson, Fannie
johnson, Annie T. mr.
Johnson, DiSey miss
johnson, Martha
Knapp, Elizabeth mis-
Kline, Mary miss
Koechler, ROtach
Kinkead, A f mrs
King, Jean p miss
Lewis, Juanita miss
Leeper, j w mrs
LOrillard, Nelly miss
LuriO, Manuella mrs
Louise, Shottit
Michel, Lima
McCawen, mrs Mate .
Maury, mrs Elizabeth
Marschall, mrs
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c.
Calhoun, Joseph We
Crum, James
Cox, Jessie
ClIliakor, Coda
Chapman, III Ii
Coleman, Henry
, Carr, Il X
COrder, B ID
Cerda, Refugio
Co Ter, Peter
Chaplin, NJ G
Crosby, w j
CamargO, Francisco
Clark, Fred
Calhoun, G j
Clark, Corydon
Camps, Marcela
Curlish, Alfred
Cook, Capt X p
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Cotton, 5
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CLAYTON, II
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Deaton, Eff
Durler, Edward
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Fink, Earnest
Friedank, 4
Florentine, Carlos
FerInin, Arthur L
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Fairfield, Liberty
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Fulton, Hugo
Fink, Henry
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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-31

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