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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
Laredo Letter.

Special Correspondence of the Evening Light
LAREDO, January I5.-On the night of the
nth young man was enticed into the gov
eminent barracks of Nueva Larado, by officers
and robbed Of between three and four thous-
and dollars in money and jewelry lie has
employed Judge Z. F. Hall to try and see
that he can get his ights. 1t is strange that
an American cannot cross the Rio Grande at
this place without being murdered or robbed.
II is time that something should be done in
behalf OF the American citizens that visit that
portion of Mexico. This is a good chance
for the American consul to show his true coll
ors. | am told by the young man himself
that the consul refuses TO act until he hears
from the United States secretary.
The young ..defauling clerk still fingers in
the county Jail.
Hennessys circus is in the city and will
play tonight.
Some OF the San Antonio bloods have
been spending a few days here; among
them was Don Juan Cardenas.
The principal excitement on the streets is
bets being made as to the result of the Ben
Thompson case. If a person knew how il
would turn out, IT would be better than beat
ing faro at a small limit
Some talk about the International and
Great Northern railroad bridge being rebuilt
and work on the Mexican side to commence
again IN few days. A great many men are
here waiting to see what this railroad talk will
amount TO.
Yesterday Sunday Mr.. Joseph's child was
christened by the rabbi of Houston in Laredo.
Mexico, large number of friends being
present
Nearly all the fakirs have lett the city and
gone to better fields. A great many of them
contributed literally 10 the county Some of
the newspaper reporters will have to follow
suit if times don't get better.
Your reporter has been very sick for the past
few days and unable to stir around. Doctors
and medicine bills are about to get away with
him. When he gets well somebody viii hear
ms horn. The boys are taking little advan-
tage of his illness. FL,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
Failure of a Brewing Company.

ST. LOUIS, January I6.-C. Conrad Co.,
manufacturers of Budweiser beer, have failed.
Their liabilities are slightly over half mil
lion. The principal creditors are the An
heuser-Busch brewing company, $o4, 900.
1t is believed the assets will be nearly half a
million. "A meeting of the creditors will be held
next Monday.
Among other principal creditors are Kauff-
man Bros, of New York, $40, 900; Smith 4
Pierce, of New York, $4,000; and DeBarry
x Co., of New York, $4,000. No definite
statement of the affairs of the house can he
obtained, but 1t is feared the loss to creditors
will be large, Notwithstanding that the assets
are said 10 be equal to the liabilities
The hrm did business Of about a mil
lion and half dollars yearly, and had branch
houses in Texts, Colorado, New Mexico,
Arizona, California and other states. Friends
of the firm say the chief cause of the failure
was an effort TO do larger business than
their capital justified, and to their generosity
in matters. The failure of Z. Y. Smith x Co,
of Tucson, A. T., and the deialcahon of
Henry c. Kissie, city treasurer of Tucson,
who was agent OF Conrad x Co, are said 10
have fastened the suspension. Adolphus
Busch, of the Anheuser Busch Brewing CO.,
of this city, the largest single creditor, does
not think his firm will lose anything by the
failure
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
LIGHT SPAK ks.
Fix up the squares.


Pave the commercial streets.
The work on the new bridge on Houston
street has been commenced.
When the new opera house is built IL will
he the Evening Light Opera House.
Thieves stole two valuable mares from
Miguel Hernandez TanCa Sunday night.
A license was issued this morning for the
marriage of lgnac Carr and Miss Marie Pave
lex.
n. VI. Lets is building Il fine two-story res
Idence near Travis park, Gallord Barrow
contractors.
Too many iron clads going up in the city
The fire ordinance must he amended 10 prevent
this kind of architecture.
A gentleman is in our city who is willing to
buida fine hotel ii II suitable site can be- OBJ
tanned. We hope he will not become diScOur-
aged.
W. 4. Crawford, of Terra Haute, Indiana.
died 1T NewcombS farm, ten miles east of the
city, ut S::S a, M, January 18th, of bronchial
consumption. Funeral services at city GENIE
terry al y. m, j lnuarS 18th, 1883
because of the carelessness or stupidity of
the operators at the central Office of the tee-
phone company the Telephone system is fast
maintaining it, Competent operators should
be employed or the system abolished.
"A young man named Tom O'ConnOr had
his coat ana vest, which contained some letters,
stolen from Mason lodging house, on Quinta
street, on the night of the 18th. He says he
would like the party to return the letters
throug the post Office, and he may keep the
clothes.
Alderman Story was for giving the Wo-
mans Benevolent Association the LOT they
asked for, TO get rid OF them. We think they
should have tue lot to build on with the coudi-
ton that when the association broke up, or
failed TO carry out its object, the property
should revert TO the city.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
Correction About a Runaway.

Editor Evening Light.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. January II, lSS}.-AllOw
me 10 Inak" correction concerning myself as
10 AN article in your paper of the 10th instant,
headed, Accident To Mrs Berg" That lady
received no accident whatever more than
fright. Now, sir, as To myself II was no care
lessness. whatever, ON my part, but pure
accident, H.; my horses SHE'D and broke the
pole, consequently | had no further control
over them, but ] only did what any sensible
mau would do-try and stick To them-ghich I
did until stopped. Then Mrs. Berg was taken
out. The horse, unfOrt unately, got his leg
broken, coming in contact with Il carriage
Mr.. Berg was perfectly satisfied as to he man
ner handled the team
Hoping you may correct the statement re-
main, yours respectfully, ABE HUNT,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
10 Cents a Week
Austin News.

AUSTIN, Texas, January 10, 1885.
cases against S. II. Russell were called up
this morning, but.were postponed on motion
of the counsel for the prosecution in order to
get witnesses here.
Captain Sneed, of the Comptroller's Office,
was to-day engaged in. turning over $780, 600
remittances Tor taxes received since January
to the new comptroller.
The Texas Bar association held meeting
this evening in one of the senate committee
rooms.
Colonel Hollingsworth to-day made dis
tribution of the Peabody fund as follows
Galveston, ST., 500; Fort Worth, 5000; Corsi-
cana, 5000; Gainesville, 5000. He has re-
ceived check from DIR. Curry, general agent
of the fund, for 81. 900 donation to the Sam
Houston Normal school, which was trans
lerred to DIR. Baldwin.
The senate, headed by Governor-elect re-
land, Governor Roberts and Lieutenant Cover
nor elect Martin, assembled in the house pre-
paratory to the inaugural address.
AT IL m, Governor Roberts having been
introduced by speaker Gibson said:
Gentlemen of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the Eighteenth legislature
In leaving the Office of governor, TO which
the people have called me, l desire TO return
my sincere thanks to the memb ers OF the 10th
and 18TH Legislatures for their wise action iu the
direction they have given to the government
| during my two administrations; also to the
executive officers in the executive de-
partments, and to employees of the gov.
eminent generally, for their cordial CO.
operation in the work that was before us, and
TO my fellow-citizens throughout the state OF
Texas for their favored appreciation and CON
fidence. There has been a great work to he
done, and weighty responsibility in the do
log of it. However much has been accom-
plshed much is left yet to be done to elevate
Texas into great, prosperous and intelligent
state. Having full confidence that the wise
councils and the prudent acts of those who
shall come after US will continue the good
work, retire from position the most mpor-
tant and the most honorable within the gift of
the people of Texas; the Office of the govern
or of the state of Texas
Gov. Ireland then delivered his inaugural
as it appeared in Yesterdays LIGHT.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
Complaint Against ROte.

Editors Evening Light.
read an article Rote was the best superin-
tendent we ever had | am not a personal
friend of any teacher or superintendent, but if
you will investigate the primary department
you will find children in the first reader for
two or three years that can recte the whole
book closed, as they would "Mary had little
lamb" Those childreH are kept at a stand
still for year or two, unless they have a
father that Rote will want his favor As Rote
will not give a PARENT any satisfaction, to
whom can a guardian 90 for redress?
Hundreds of parents will agree with me
A PARENT.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
Now is the Time.

When You want Ia. prevent taking cold 10y
haliDg good boots and shoes Ia 90 about ia The
uIItd, sloppy weather is the time 10 test youi
foot wear and Jas. Martin, corner Commerce
aud 81. Mary is now offering bargains ~
greatly reduced rates i'm order To reduce his
large stock and make room for spring and
summer g0uis.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
IComnuniied.l
TrOInpette.

The lovers of good music, had an undoubtcd
treat hast night in listening to Lccocqs
sparkling music. as rendered 10y the Gcistinger
troupe.
The misc-cn-Sc and costumes were all
than the most tastitlinus taste could demand,
although the general effect was somewhat
married by the smallness of the stage, which
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
GEIyT|NGER OPERA CO.
Friday, Saturday,
Sunday and Monday,
Jan. 10, 20, II, -.
SATURDAY MATINEE.

ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
FRIDAY Fledcrmous, fIhc Bait Opera 10y
Strauss.
SATURDAY MATINEE Partisan Life.
SATURDAY EVENING Byrcquest. Boccacco
SUNDAY Gestnger in her best part, Three
Pairs of Shoes.
MONDAY Mardi Gras; or, Captain NicOl.
For particulars see programmes. Reduced
prices of admission.
Scale of prices Reserved seats, 80 and
sLu, according Ia location; general admission
Si.Ui gallery, tJcents. Matinee prices usual
Sale of seats will commence Thursday morn
ing az Rischr's. l-l1-tf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
Providing for Vacancy in the Presideno,

Providing for Vacancy in the Presidency.
The bill to provide for the performance OF
the duties of the Office of president in case OF
removal, death, resignation or inability both
of the president or vice president, which
passed the senate, enacts
Section L. That in the case of the removal,
death, resignation or inability of both the
president and vice-president of the United
States, the secretery of state, or If there be
none, or in case of his death, resignation, or
inability, then, another member of the cabinet
in this order of precedence: secretary OF
the treasury, secretary of war, attor-
ney general postmaster general, secre-
tary of the navy and secretary of the interior,
shall act as president until the disability is re-
moved, or until the vacancy is otherwise law
fully filled; such an officer being eligible to
the office of president under the constitution,
and not under articles of impeachment, by
the house of representatives at the time the
powers and duties of Office shall devolve upon
him; provided that whenever the powers and
duties OF president of the United States shall
devolve upon any of the persons named, il
congress he not then in session
or if it would not meet regular
ly within twenty days thereafter, ii
shall be the duty of the person upon whom
said powers and duties shall devolve to issue
proclamation convening congress in extra
ordinary session, giving twenty days notice
of the time of meeting.
Section That the preceding section
shall only be held to describe and apply to
those appointed by the advice and consent OF
the senate to the Offices therein named.
Section S.-That section lao, revised stat
ules, is hereby repealed,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
Fine draining.

and sirst-cass work Ia all branches of painting
a speciality 10y those reliable PAINTERS at 81 east
Houston street PGgcN llerwicy arc rst-class
W0rkncu Of long standing la thfs commuuit y
ana Will 40 justice 10 customers, l-i-S,}-am
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17

The resolution of Alderman Story asking
that $4,000 be appropriated TO improve
Alamo and Main plazaS, may cause good
many Of our old mossbackS to hold their
breath, but it Is a.step in the right direction.
We are unaware of the kind of
improvement intended. but suppose that
the squares are to be enthusiastically
handicapped, and the walks and road-ways
to be paved with mesquite blocks-a grass
sward will answer to begin with and afterward
trees and shrubs can be added. If there is
any so-called matchmaking intended, as at
present exists on one half the Military plaza,
then let our citizens rise up IS one man and
arm themselves with coble stones, such as can
be found loose and convenient on our streets,
and stone the perpetrators of any such bar
barity upon us.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17

The famous Princess Dolgorouki, morgan
attic wife of Alexander III has been residing in
Paris with her children. She has also a resi-
dence at Nice. Although known in the
world as Dolgorouki, her name is legally
that given 10 her by the late Gar, together
with the title of hiness-rati6ed by senatorial
ukase. That name is Vouriewskaya. A
French journalist describes her as being stall
and slender as the letter |, with nacreous grey
eyes, light blonde hair, retrousse nose,
heavy under-hp, mobile and disdainful face. "
Every new French novel or literary work OF
importance is sent 10 her as it appears. She
is fine musician and painter and an accom-
plished writer. She has written volume of
secret memoirs about the Russian court which
will not be published until after her death in
all probability. Any one Of the great French
dailieS would pay an enormous price for it, but
none will get it. The Princess is always fol-
lowed and guarded by an escort of the Holy
League, composed of Russian gentry who
have formed volunteer anti Nihiistic society.
Hereafter the Princess will reside at Nice or
Pau for the sake of her children, one of whom
is very delicate.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-17
OFFICIAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsnINGToN, d. C., Ianuary II, 1883.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January Il, 1883.
information has been received al this depart
The United States al SaltilO, Mexico, of the
death, on the 2lst of November, 1882, at Sal
ain0, of j. Il. Newcomb, of SAN Antonio.
The legal representatives of the deceased can
obtai Irther information by applying to this
depa ent.
Per Itch No. ~. Dated January 8 1888.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-23

THE proof Of tine puiuns De- mot m
rhea ing 'nc -tuug put lu having ana OPP
rurtWmly co. tr"t tu. ARTICLE direct
Cater E Williamson aud Dr.. g. l..
Cpru.sh dugglst- hagr 70 free trial
bottle OF Dr. B3sauLus Cough and
Luug Syrup Tor cpru nuJ every one
who IL anictei with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung AZ
iisQuu.-U3i lIwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-23
Dr.. Prices Cream BAKING Powder
CHICAGO, March 81, 1888.

81,
SIe-.r * PRICE. GENIIIMEN:
Npr the SmG1 Of y s,mp Of baking P"wGT Which purchased in
Alba,
tn
uf
isaus hI the 10
am
would not hesitate recommend Respectfully,
q
Analytical chemist College Of Physicians surgeons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-23

Opegu glasses tor salr or rent. 10
LEyINakI 81 AIEEA.5 s..
loo &c
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-03-07

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ben fon'nen '''' rtle nidt peuiser als 100000
@@antllo llolltalle, pig aqler Nrt, Ober cine Irint<
tube out ie 5tp9lf 8erlonen. Sic Mer;h
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je bunbeyt bert araufbeiatssialle, tuel@e eiuen
tootlif6ben aussans nebnen, abt5i9 ben
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ben ieieu. @dbrenb i'm Sabre 1875 ,nR
Belsien 352 Selbfntoroe porta,nen, if
bic 3abl Seritlben I'M Saar 1880 auf 58l
seftie9cen.s gs siettt orti Mal 10 oief
WalbDniinnise lD in 8elsien, als por so Sch
rem, cine Ebatla6e. Sic te;ncs,pegs onra
oi9tcre @ep0lteruns elfldrt tuereen tAnn.
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8riefc unp pie Statuten ber @eienl@aitin
8ei9las 9etou,,,1et, tuoroen; ebenio in
Gajaaa Sc Ga Sierra 5,p5lf Mitslieoer
zines 3mei9pereius. ,.,..
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&nnb Skinner ii5eriiel in, Gbibuobua.
Meriep, ein Subianerlaser;5 iie nabmen
|25 sefansen uno eci9luge' 10 n1dnnli9s
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|slia (ni@t 'ueit bon ancona) bat am 8.
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men, aud i9on Elm trasii9es Gs1be 8efun<
ben. Der beliebte Eenor Stonconi lana
ben Jauit uno ,uurbe bein, Mufsnna oes
@orbansS por BEN 5ablreiden Bublifum
nit lautem, anbaltenbem Beifaq en,z
pfansen. Grerb0b ii@ bantenS unb iebte
fi9 nieoer. Mber anfatt 5u iinsen, iiebt
er nur ,nitpeit se0ffneten Mueen lautlps
bic 8ub6rer an. Das Dr9ejter ipielt
tpeiter, abet s'onconi brinst teincn 1pn
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tet. Der 8orbans fdlt, ,pdbrenb Der
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pirt bic Babrbeit befannt:: Der unaliidz
li6e Eenor mar pon eiuem &ebirnleblaa
setroffen ,perben unb itarb na9 me,iaen
@tnnben.
Bel@eS 1T bic truntiadtigite Aation
IN Guropa2 8isber bate bic 54peis.
bafir segolten. Nad ben auf 8iffern se5..
itlsten Angaben bes aubitor3 bes belai<
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@Seltorapbif1eS s1aerlct.

tSn 9annoper unbg @ifoesbeim iinb
nneDrerc Mit9lieber sgebeimen 5ius
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ul,o ,uidtise @apiere,6e ei6lasuabmt tpor>
ben. b4t sia 30 ft4tfs.sss us ag sssfssa \!
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50 socialihtu, .oeldes BE-, 6otbpsrratbg'
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I1isnns fur Die anla9e BON 5citunaett,,
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81. 3. goot 5tpei Gage mad ieiner Ser
Ibaftuns 'ue9en llnteri9 i9la9un9 BON $9709,
|na@bem e fi@ f6ulbis betannt bate,
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man cine pron,pte 9ano6abuns Set S1z
|iti5!
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tiers BON Eenneiiee, @olt, baben Sic Scr.
|abiebun9 6er 8argi6aft bes @durte:'
bon $4,000 auf $4,000 bur9geiebt,
|unb ber 4erl miro nun 5tpeiiefsobne Der,
buiten. @ '@@
*Der betauute @r>@ebell &apallerie=
)Dber1t Gilmore 1T in Baltimore am &c
9eitorben. @r 9eb6rte ei,,er
ber eriten 6amilien MarDlano's an.
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)56iii4e @4aufpielerin @arab Bernbarbi
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.tans einer bejablten Seaertpebr,,i er3spit,.
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9afota 1ttto 9iebraSfa.

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! -eSSu &lattsnoutt r'sNcte ellie Gsu<
trsbrunit einen eotx,sea BON $4,000
AZ, toopoa nur $4,000 ear4 @wi1er,u9
Beoed iinss Mebrere arnte Qeute txSl
loren III ibr Sub unb @ut. Girc lofort
ar:i9enonl,nene goQette ersab $500.
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a.1s 17,oo0 9tid, in Gremout
an cine 6itlide Girtna pertallft. Gs 1oa
bies Set bebenteno1e @erta,f lein, ser
Bis jekt' III Mebrasta ii oiclcr 8rantr
'ee1nadt tpurbe.
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!@ett1roleuWqufls t1 eatbedt tuorben.
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men on &latte< 5luae cineetroifeu. Sites
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feiten ion Die l1ria6e se.peien fein. s.
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Cages, ols CT iiber feline Selber ritt
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bic &oblenmine entoedte, ninbe{tens rs
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