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Canadfan Pacif,c Stoc,k.

MONTREAL, QUE, october 10-It Is rumored that
the visit OF Sir john Mcdonald and George
stephen to England is TO obtain guarantee from
the imperial government on the stock OF the Cana
dian Paclnc, something similar TO that given to
the company by the Dominion government This
is to give the stock validity on the English market
and make Il an Investment for annultauiS.
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What Secretary McPherson Says.

What Secretary McPheFs0n Says.
He INSISTS THAT THE DEMOCRATS ARE SENDING RE-
PEATERs TO OHIO.
Secretary Mcpherson says, notwithstanding the
denials, that the democrats have sent two hundred
repeaters from this city to Ohio. He says the COM
mittee is on the watch, and they know every man
who Is sent out. The scheme, he declares, was Or
ganlzed In Philadelphia, and large numbers are
being sent out from that city and Baltimore, as
We'll as from here
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The NEW CRUISER CHRIsTENED By JESSIE LIN
coLN.-The Secretary OF War and the naval oficers
who attended the launching of the Atlanta yester-
day have returned from Chester. They report the
launch as highly successful. The vessel was chris
tened by little Jessie Lincoln the daughter OF the
secretary. The Atlanta is said TO ride the water
LIKE duck.
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A Chicago church Rurucd.
The Episcopal Congress.

CHICAGO, october 10-1he Third Presbyterian
church. on Ashland avenue, one OF the rnest church
edLces In the CITY, Was burned this morning.
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Mr. DEZENDoRF on TIE EFFECT OF TIE FUSION OF
sTRAlGHToUTs AND MAHoNEITES
Mr.. Dezendorf OF Virginia, said TO q STAR re-
porter to-day that he thought the republican
chances Of carrying Virginia were materially
increased by the actiono the straightouts In join
ing the Mahonetes, but he had no special conf
dence that they would succeed. II the two fac
tions had united sooner'' he said. "we would have
had the state; now it is not SO sure. But there Is
this: II we carry the state the straightouts will
claim the victory. II we are defeated Malone
can't say 1t was our fault. The union viii have
this effect sure: Libby's election, which was very
doubtful before Is made certaino
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NEW IoBK. october I0.-Scheiules In The as-igr-
ment OF Frank Goodwin, WAo dld business under the
name OF GVdNln a MOwatt, merchants, - south
street. were alvd today. They state liabilities,
S23.5i9; nominal asscts, s22sl0: actual aSsesIs,
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES. CooNAC. CHAM
PAGSES AND COisDI4LS.
srehch Ciarets S. 2 - and a. so per dozen
AIherican sslNs Wins. Brandies aud Champagnes
,aii'Sili.a fTin!a anal Ohio, tour bottles for 81
siCItK kOUA. 1isg Pennsylvania syeGue.
,stsits lor hrs1-ciass Ia Uses BORDEAUX Burgundy
Chsrr ases and WINS de tout eortcs e cxiSS
aull-lni'
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The market price OF citron has been advanced
since August 10 to 32 cents. and It is said that
prices are 70 be pushed up much higher.
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Teiegrapinic Briefs.
No Electric ltghts for the Avemu

Fire broke out late last night in the spice mills
OF Packard q james, on Furman street, Brooklyn,
and caused $4,000 damage Insured
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The RAILROAD MRN AGAINST 4 NKRIDIANAL
CHANGE-The usual fan time convention, COM
posed OF representatives from all the important
railroad companies in the United States, assem-
bed at the Continental hotel Philadelphia, yester-
DAY, ana ADOPTED resolution 70 De presented to
in session in this ciy, protesting against the adop-
ton by that body Of any prime meridian other than
thereto
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cavalry, With permission to leave the division OF
me MISSOURI 10 visit the Hot spring Of Arkansas
PROGRESS OF WORK ON THg NEW PENSION OFFICE
Gen. Meigs, the supervising architect and engineer
OF the new Pension building, reports to the interior
department. that all the rooms In the south
are ready for occupation by the Pension
ONCE, which is moving IN lis furniture. One hun
area ana twenty 0ricklayers lave been employed
during the month and over million and half Oh
OrlckS nave been laid.
THE NEW U. S. STEEL CRUISER ATLANTA was
launched at Roach's ship yard Chester, Pa shortly
after three O'Clock. The vessel went down the
ways without any mishap The Secretary OF War.
many naval of1lcers and large crowd OF people
from Philadelphia witnessed the launching. Chief
engineer LOring spoke very fatte;ingly Of the
vessel as to her apparent strength, architecture
ana am. dlspiacement The new dispatch boat Dolphin
leIt Roacn'S yard at i've O'clock in the afternoon
1or New York on her trial trip.
KILLED WHILE HUNTING.-The adjutant general
OF the army has received q telegram announcing
that First Lieut. James s. MarsteIler, oath infantry
OF West Virginia, was accidentally killed q few
days ago, while hunting In the Indian Territory.
FIFTY-Two APPLICATIONS have been received so
far for the examination to be held Monday for posi-
lions In the city post office. The examination Is
fOr letter carriers and clerks
CHINESE Nor PERMITTED TO LAND.-A few days
ago party OF eighty-sx Cinnamon arrived at San
Francisco. Some OF them. who had formerly re-
sided in the United States, were provided with the
certincates prescribed by the act OF 1882 but none
OF them had the certificates required by the sup
Elementary act OF 1884. They were not permitted
TO land, as the United States courts have decided
that Chinese can be allowed to land only on the
production OF the evidence required by law, and
that secondary evidence cannot be accepted in
such cases The Secretary OF the Treasury has
decided not to interfere In the matter, on the
ground that 1t is question to be settled by the
courts
NOT VICTIM OF HAZING.-Capt. Ramsay, OF the
naval academy, contradicts the reported hazing OF
the late Cadet Strang, OF Oregon. He says that
Cadet Strang went on the sick list twelve hours
after he was admitted into the academy.
ADM1RALJoUErT, commanding the North Atlantic
squadron, IS In the city. He was at the Navy
q partment to-day on business pertaining to tine
squadron.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Chaplain VIM. F. Morrison
ordered to duty at the navy yard Pensacola. Fla,
18th November; Surgeon j. G. Ayers to temporary
duty at the naval laboratory, New York; Lieut.. r
p. Rodgers detached Irom the Tennessee 18th
November, and ordered 10 special duty at the
bureau OF navigation, 18th November; Lieut.. Jno
B. Collins from the tennessee, 13h instant, and
ordered TO duty recorder OF the board OF 1nspec-
ton; Lieut. II. H. Hasley ordered to the Tennessee.
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NEW YORK. october 10-The imports OF dry
goods at the port OF New York for the week ending
to-day were s., ,427,li2, ana the amount marketed
Sl.4i5,46Q The total imports OF dry goods since
January 1st TO date are e, ,256 Gas, against $780,.
63OO57 last year, and the total amount marketed
s96 IA, 8l1, against 500 So for the correspond
ing period OF l66A
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The Political Field.


The Political Field.
BLAINE AND DBUTLER-CoNGRESsIONALN NOTEs-woMEN
IN POLITICS.
Blaine addressed a crowd OF several thousand at
Mansfield. Ohio, yesterday. On being introduced
by Mr.. Hodges, the republican candidate for Con-
gress, as the next President, said: 81 object to my
friends introducing me in that way. We will
talk about that after Tuesday next [Cheersl But
see good augures for Tuesday in the fact that the
people Of Ohio seem to be thoroughly aroused
confess have great confidencei the vote OF Ohio
for since the election OF Salmon p. Chase as gov
ernor OF your state in 1855 have never known the
year when Ohio was aroused that she didn't give a
republican majority" From Mansfield the party
went TO Crestline, Mount Gilead and Delaware, re-
ceiving warm welcome at g ach place. He will go
to-day through the Scioto Valley TO Lancaster
Gen. Blu Ter arrived at Detroit, Mich, from Port
Huron, yesterday morning, and left for Toledo at
$40, speaking there TN the evening for two hours
on the currency and tariff questions
Gen. Logan received warm reception at Mar
tnsburg. w. Va, yesterday. He addressed the
people, and IN the course OF his speech. said "Eect
republican governor and state officers and YOU
will not have to send a sheriff to look where your
school funds have gone"
made yesterday: Nineteenth New York district
J. Van Alstyne, democrat. Sixteenth New York
ais,rctCRo6ert Hunngon seventh
Fifth MASSACHUSETTS, distrct-Robt. Treat Payne,
democrat. Thirty first New York dlstrict-Jas. w.
The democratic national committee has received
Information that the etting In Cincinnati Is 10 to
In favor or the democrats carrying the state next
Tuesday.
The democrats OF the seventh Massachusetts, dis
trct yesterday choose Daniel B. Hagar presidential
elector In place OF John G. Whittier, declined.
Mrs Belva A Lockw0Od's party held q c0nven-
ton at Dover, New Hampshire, yesterday. NrSM.
NJ. Kicker, of this city, presided. and fun ticket
of electors was named.
The New York woman suffrage party's state con-
ventiOn In Buffalo yesterday refused to indOrse any
presidential Candidate, but adopted . resolution
expressing gladness that, developed In the dis
cuSsion, all the six candidates for President are
friendly to woman suffrage
Mir. Beecher has written another letter to Gen.
Alger, OF Michigan, sticking 70 his {Beechers)
Hr. Blaine. notwitnstandine Joys denial and saw.
ing that Algers request for public retraction OF
his {Beechers) statements "bofders too near upon
insult to be either Just or wise"
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General Foreign New. by Cable,

Nkt AWAINeI Tux FNNlE
VIENNA, october l0-Ihe Austrian government
mas threatened 10 adopt measures OF retaliation
against the porte, uniess the latter fulfills the
terms OF the treaty relating Go the junction VI Turk
iSh ond Austro-SeTEian railroads.
RUSSIAN FRIGlTFs GOING TO CHINA
ST. PETERSBURG, october ln-Three Russian
frigates viii sail for China on saturday.
AN FptToR CHALLENGED.
PARIS, October I0--1hc MdtfH states that Cant
Foui nier who negotiated the TtrnIsln treaty with
China, has challenged NJ Rocheior 70 rght a duel
On account OF an editorial written by the latter
criticlsing the treaty.
CHoLERs DEATHS N SPAIN
MADRID, otoltr Io.-puging tie past q hours
there were deaths from cholera reported ia spain
TIE MONETARY CoNFEKSNCE
PARIS, October l0-The monetary conference Will
be he d IN this ytY In the latter part OF octoler
sutherland proposes the Withdrawal OF light i've
franc pieces and an tnCrtg of silver token coin
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NEW YORK, october 10.-The Post financial arti-
Gle says: In the general situation there are no ac-
tual changes except the outbreak OF a war between
the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Baltimore and
c., and Coytngton, KY, which means to Cincin-
natl The decline In Jersey Central yesterday is
now attributed, whether correctly or not, TO Mr..
Vanderbilt, the explanation made by The bears
being that the Reading will be unable TO maintain
its guarantee OF the Jersey Central dividend. The
large decrease In earnings OF the Louisville and
Nashville lately as compared with the correspond
ing weeks OF last year Is explained by the tact that
last year the exposition at Louisville was making
unusually large earnings The forthcoming an
nual report OF the oregon navigation company will
show that In the year the company earned within
$4,000 OF the ~ per cent dividends paid, besides
changing on $4,000 for depreciation Of steamers
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internal reve-
nue., $S36, ,683; customs, s675 26S
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WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE NEW
TAB TABIIsHMEST, 81 M No l2O. New York avenue m north
the most superior Crepe Wells. ace Curtains
Evening aud Party Dresses q speciality. ANTON and
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FnL AND " lxrFn IMPORTATION

Seltiss oVercoati.ss ard Trouserinas received and
2feh Tor Inspection Centisaen will place tLer orders
At the
4AALAS0 1AILoKIxG EsTABIIsHNESr OF
WASHINGTON
u d. BARR
eco I'LL PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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The French Victories I'm China.
GIN. NEGRIER PURSUING THE CHINESE TROOPS

PARIS. October 10-A dispatch from Gen. Briere
de flsle, under date OF the eJh inst, says: Gen.
Negter Is pursuing the Chinese towardsDhe village
OF Yantke. i have ordered that Keep. the town
where Gen. Negrier's forces had an engagement
with the Chinese he strongly occupied ana that the
LOo-Chuan river and other outlets be closed. West
ern and southern TonQuin are tranquil The
Chinese bands have been driven on and their chiefs
killed Our heet Is closely watching the coast
assume immediate command OF the troops, and am
about to leave Hanoi Admiral Peyron, minister
Of marine, has sent a dispatch to Gen. de Z Isle
congratuiating him upon the success OF the French
He has also teegraphed TO Gen. Negrier expressing
the hope that he will speedily recover from the
effects OF the wound received during the recent en-
ga&emenL Gen. Negrier's wound Is IN The leg.
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LEAVE FOR SIX MONTHS on surgeons certificate Of
disability is granted Captain Daniel Madden, 9th
cavalry, with permission to leave the division OF
.ae Missouri TO visit the Hot spring Of Arkansas
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THR UNITED STATES SUPREME Court will meet ON
Monday next for the october term of 1884

THE PowHATAN sailed yesterday from Ports
mouth, Va, for Portsmouth, n II.
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All Safe but Three.

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, october 10.-The crew OF
the whaling bark Seine, wrecked on Cape Fr1o,
were John Deearg0 and joaquin Barro, both
Portuguese. Edmund G. Dobson, the steward,
OF New York city, deserted the camp on the beach.
wandered into The desert and was not heard from.
All the others arrived safe al the settlement
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Interior Department {

Interior Department Changes.
Samuel E. Snider, agent for the Indians at Fort
Peck, Montana, has resigned.
Miss Annie E. Smith. Wisconsin, has been pro-
moted from $500 to 81 900 In the General Land
Office.
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HE FEARS BLAINE WILL NOT CARRY THE STATE
Col Holloway, editor OF the Indianapolis Times,
who went on Mr.. Blaines bond In the libel suit
against the Sentinel wrote to friend In this city
yesterday. that he could not see his way clear at
this time and feared that Blaine would not get the
electoral vote OF Indiana
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NOT VICTIM OF HAZING.-Capt. Ramsay, OF the
naval academy, contradicts the reported hazlng OF
the late Cadet Strang, OF Oregon. He says that
Cadet Strang went on the sick list twelve hours
after he was admitted into the academy.
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ADM1RALJoUETT commanding the North Atlantic
squadron, is In the city. He was at the Navy
d partment to-day on business pertaining to the
squadron.
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KILLED WHILE HUNTING-The adjutant general
OF the army has received a telegram announcing
that First Lieut. James g. Marsteller, Gath infantry
OF West Virginia, was accidentally killed q few
days ago, while hunting in the Indian Territory.
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The hearing In the case OF NessrA Mooes Colo
and McDevltJ, charged with conspiracy was noe
resumed Ia tie Police Court to-day. but The ARR.
mept VIII be continued to-lnorrow.
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THE MARRIAGE OF Mr. GEO. W. SoCsA--Lase
evening Mr. Geo. W. Sousa OF Jfis city, was married
TO Miss Cora Spry, OF Fortress Monroe, Va. at the
residence OF the groom laJher, Mr. A. bousa, No.
500 9TH street southeast Rev. Charles ID. Andrews,
cI Chr1st's Episcopal church, of1clated Late last
night the newly married couple were serenaded hy
a portion OF the Marine band.
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FlFTY-Two APPLICATIONS have been received SC
far for the examination to be held Monday for posi-
lions In the city post office. The examination Is
for letter carriers and clerks
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Visit to the Republican Headquarters
Col. Dudley Hard at WOrk-Repub-
ncan Claims and Estimates-They EX-
Pect to Get Eight Per Cent Of the lfish
Vote, 10 Reclaim Fifty Per Cent Of
the Lost German Vote, and to Carry
the State by 10000 Majority.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-19
The Use of the knife.

4 cutting afiray took place last night
at Villenueva's saloon. on Laredo street.
Two Mexieans named respectively
Crestobal Davila and Encarnacion
Nirjan were drinking when some re-
marks were banded and quarreling
commenced, which ultimately led TO
Crestobal Davila drawing a knife and
cutting Nirjan across the face with IL,
INJECTING a terrible cash, extending
from the ear to the corner OF Virjan's
mouth, seyering the cheek. Had II not
been for the opportune appearance Of
Officer wilkins on the scene doubtless
Davila would have inflicted other in
juries on the wounded man. Davila, on
wilkins attempting TO arrest him, rushed
at the officer with the same weapon,
but an adroit blow on the head felled the
Mexican and be was carried TO the bat
cave. Nirjan had his wound speedily
dressed and is progressing fayorably.
From the bat cave Dsvila was conveyed
TO the county jail and will there await
his trial.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-19
RECORDERS COURT.

The King OF Heaven and His Father
Cruelty TO a Mule.
Robert Owens, for cruelty and unmer-
cifully beating a mule, was fined 50,
the ofiense being fully proved. DR..
Coulson, who preferred the charge
against the defendant, testified that the
mule was beaten overland with piece
Of scantling.
Ida Wilson and Ida Lemon, both
charged with yagrancy, were requested
TO pay IS each.
Tom Long, drunk, fined s..
Mike Freeman, yagrant, fined $40.
Ludwig Mahnoke appeared to answer
to a charge Of beating and striking. A
Weiss not appearing the case was dis
missed.
Richard Morengo was charged with
being dsorderly. This defendant is
the coon who asserts he Is the
king Of Heaven and evidently
suppers from religious mania. lie in
formed the Recorder this morning with
all due gravity that the whole city was
his, and that all the world was under
his control. On being asked II he had
any deeds TO substantiate his assertions,
he replied he he had not got them yet,
but would soon, lawyer James was look
ing after them; lawyer John James. he
further asserted was his father. although
be did not reside in San Antonio now,
but was away down in Alabama. The
condition OF Morengo's mind being
clearly proved. he was sent TO the county
Jail to await the necessary afiidayits as
10 his mental incapacity be made.
Rob Brown. drunk, too much so to be
tried. continued.
Fanny Raymond, colored. for using
insulting language, dismissed.
Mary johnson. another coloIed dam
sci. was fined $40 for the same offense.
1t being Of an aggravated nature.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-19

will give $500 to anyone that will
surpass me in dress cutting. and 500 to
anyone that Is Unequal. have opened
n school Of dress cutting, also cut and
make TO order. / give the best tit and
most stylish draping that has ever been
introduced In Texas. have schools for
teaching the art Of dress cutting in all
the principal cities. teach girl Of ten
to ladies OF seyenty-five, and make them
perfect dress makers. You can tit your
self with my Perfect Tailor System-I
give a perfect lit the first time; il also
cuts dolmans and all oyer-garments,
ehildren's clothing and under-garments.
am obliged to remain here on account
Of sickness In my family. Ladies that
have attended Chicago. ST. Louis and
Cincinnati expositions will remember
me. Agents wanted. Territory for sale.
5-a-6m NM NJ. Run.
3l4 Fifth Street, between Avenue ID. and
F. san Antonio, Tex.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-19
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.
There will be dance at Jonas gar
den tomorrow night.
A marriage license has been issued
to Cosme Luna and Frnacisoa Priegza.
Concert and dance tomorrow at
sommers' cool and pleasant garden.
Go TO Sommers' garden tomorrow
and hear good music and enjoy dance.
The dedication ofthe Second Baptist
Church will take place tomorrow
at > y. m.
Don't forget the dance at Jonas
garden tomorrow night. A good time
expected.
The Sheriff OF San Marcos Is In the
city relative to the depredations OF horse
thieves in his district.
Alfred Giles Is the successful archi-
tect for the kimble county court house,
which Is to cost $4,000.
An affidavit charging l.. Mahnokc
with assault and battery was filed In
Adams court this morning by y. Wise.
John Lewis, a negro, was arrested
by Deputy sheriff Van Ripper yesterday
upon a charge of horse stealing, and was
placed in jail. lie had just given bill
Of sale TO a colt belonging to Glen Bee.
The pulpit Of the Travis park Meth
odist church will be filled by Rev. u.
Harris tomorrow. Rev. Harris was
former pastor Of this church and was
a very popular and well-beloved preach
er. sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Seats
free.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
corner Of Avenue Cand Pecan street, W.
5. Falkinburg, pastor. Regular services
tomorrow ut II n. IN. and s:3O p. IN.
Sunday school at $3.50 p. m. Short ser
vices during heated term. Time, prompt
standard. You are cordially invited.
Madison square Presbyterian church,
Rev. w. Howell Buchanan, pastor. Ser
vices tomorrow ss follows Sabbath
school at $50 a. m. and preaching at ii
n. m. by the pastor, who has returned
from his trip North. and viii be glad TO
meet again all his friends and strangers,
too. All are invited.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-19

Additional information concerning
Gilliland, an account Of whose dellber-
ate suicide was published yesterday,
leads TO the opinion that the determine
ton to take his own life was the result
Of long elaboration. He was at one
time mschinist in planning mill In Ken
tucky, but came TO Texas years ago and
embarked In the sheep business, which
resulting disastrously for him. he sought
and obtained employment from Mrs.
\. c. Thompson, Of Sabinal, as oyerseer
Of her fiocks. He had travelled extern
sively and possessed great literary abil-
ity. He had numerous friends In this
city and other points where he had
lived In the State.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-19
summer Evening Suppep.

The "Seven Stars Of Consolidation"
will give a supper at Krlsch's hall to-
night for the benefit Of their lodge. Sup
per free. Admission % cents. There
will be good music and an exhibition
drill by the Excelsior Guards.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-19

On Tuesday, July 81, 1854, at 10 O'Clock
n. m. the contents Of No. 2l6 North Flo
res street, consisting of one beautiful bed
set, ash; three handsome bed sets, wal
nut; carpets, mirrors, fancy rockers, arm
chairs, paintings, wardrobes and other
articles, costing in aggregate $1,000.
Dan j. CoLToN. Auctioneer,
s-l4-6t 40i East Houston street.